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Show Thursday, July THE VOICE OF SHARON GO, 1942 May the rate was .343 and fori in Salt Lake where he was the June .186 which shows how the guest of his brother and alster-rst- e Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Blair tends to become more norm-- I I I Word bas been received by al as total number subscribers In- Mr. that Mrs. See lTs If Your Reese and Thomas creases. girls of the Provo, their Bon, Wm. T., has under- PRIMARY NOTES inOVERHEATS MOTOR are Utah and Sharon stakes gone a successful operation. He monies. vited to another week end at the is stationed at San Louis Obispo. Board Many beautiful gifts were re- - M I. A. home, August 1 and 2. With more than 40 groups ana W" m d to know, as members, Visitors at the Reese home ceived by the yoi.g couple. Provo Stake is hostess and has A of Indian stories Mr. 500 families, including more than group early Manufacturing Sunday were their children, ie our money Is going, and a bonfire supper planned for Applications 1500 persons, the Hospital Serv- the status of affairs from month and Mrs. Charles Thomas and were told last Tuesday by Olive Company B. F. Larsen play-hoSaturday evening. ice plan Is now operating with to month and from year to year. children and Mr, and Mrs. E. J. Burningham at the Primary 476-49- 0 will present his colored slides In the fourth week in July, ihe MePolin of Park So. Univ. Aver children while the completand Mr. marked success according to reCity. not alone for SUNDAY SERVICES "Furthermore, board ap- Mrs. Arve McAffee and Sunday evening. Many other In100 Phone ports made at the special meeting ourselves as members, do we need pjem tire rationing family of ed some of their unfinished articles. Mrs. Oliphant has a group teresting features are being planThursday night in which a Cent- to organize, but also for the bene- proved the following applications Heber City. ned. 9 tubes recans, passenger years doing ral committee was named, headed fit of the communrry as a whole. for tires, Morgan Hurst of Payson was of girls around cars and bicycles. Anyone interested may contact Also I give unto you a coma visitor Saturday evening at the fine work on peasant aprons. by Dr. Vasco M. Tanner, for the Health and sanitation In any E. officers. cars LeEarl Gleaner are left more weeks three Passenger in Only efcontinue mandment that ye Travis Tucker home. purpose of coordinating the community Is dependent upon Mr. and Mrs. Clay Dunn, Mr. before this ten weeks' course will prayer and fasting from this time forts of all the various groups education, and we ought to have Burr, 1. Verdon Liston, 1. Bicycles and Mrs. Woodrow Dickey and end, and the teachers are anxious forth. D. & C. S. 68 V. 76. making up the Plan, reports C. more education along this line. car tires and New all unfinished articles be passenger the Sterling Cluff, representing Problems of garbage disposal, re- tubes: Francis D. Carter, 1 tire: Arnold Dickey were Salt Lake that completed before any new things Fast Day Services will be held Sharon Health Association, one fuse, and sanitation are ever presvisitors Monday. 1 tire, 1 tube; C. Harold D. who was a are started. The finished articles in ail vards of the stake at 11:30 of the cooperating groups. Beverly Smith, ent In a growing community, and R. Gillman,Pyne, Keith Hamble-tomember of the ward but is now are not to be used but are to be a. m.. Sunday. Members of the Central com. since failure to care for these T. Tucker, Jr., George living in Provo has returned from left at the Seminary with Mrs. mittee are C. Sterling Cluff of things results in illnesses and L. Booth, 1 tube; Mervin until after the ex- Pleasant View The Primary pleasant View, Rev. Edwin F. Ir- disease, it becomes the selfish Orem City, 4 tubes; Leniss Gord-en- , a ten day visit with her father at Burningham hibit, and then the children may will have the proSanta California. Rosa, organization win of the Community church interests of Plan membersto take 1 tube; Antone Nelson, 1 Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Fielding have everything they have made gram in charge. Mrs. Tracy group, John Pressler, manager of a keen Interet In such public prob- tube; D. P. Hambleton, 3 tubes; Colvin will direct it. visiting this summer. Children still despent Saturday evening the Kress store which has a large lems. Orson C. Jepperson, 1 tube; In Santaquln with Mrs. Fielding's siring to attend these meetings, Lake View group In the Plan, Principal J. "If we do not protect ourselves, James M. Taylor, 1 tube; T. S. Elder Reed Gillesare Invited to come even though Mr. Hollam. father, W. Thornton of the Farrer high our water supply, our milk sup- Gammon, 2 tubes. pie will be the speaker VaSjfiU have been unable to attend they of Miss Alfreds Jepperson Provo school, representing the ply, our food, our animals being show pictures taken whue'he Passenger recaps: Alfred C. L. Brigham City is visiting here. She previously. City schools, and Clifford Warner produced for milk or food, for was in the Hawaiian Islands. 2; Arial Larson, 1; Mark is a relative of the Jepperttk'Jn Shaffer, of the group. human consumption, then our Herbert Dunn, 2; Roy E. Park, The Sunday schdol organizaThis Central committee was failure is conducive to sickness of 2; Stanley R. Davis, 2; Orsen C. family and a cousin of Mrs. Alan Davis - Bellows tion will have the program In Dickey. charged with the responsibility of various kinds, to parasites, and Justenson, 1; Eugene Atkinson, charge. Miss Leona Davis and Russell Held drawing np tentatively a constitu- bacteria which result In increased 4; J. E. Bird, 2; T. S. Gammon, Bellows were married July 29th Reception Ttmpanogos to glvern demands for hospitalization and 2; Primary organization and a set of Wayne S. Burns, 2; Alvin in the Mauti temple. tion will present the program. the "Hospital Service Associa- medical care. This Hospital Serv- Kirk, 2; Howard Ferguson, 2; Miss Leona Davis daughter of The acting officers will be reMr. and Mrs. tion" to be organized permanent- ice association, once organized, Andrew Sonenson, 1; Francis W. B. Davis of leased and new officers for the BelMr. and ly at another meeting, the time could educate, awake, and arouse Carter, 2; Keith Hambleton, 1. Russell Edgemont coming year will be Installed. lows. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Allen and place of which this committee public opinion against the pitfalls New truck tires; D. J. Loveless Primary children will present is to announce later. of sanitation neglect. Bellows of Sharon, were united 2 tires. 1 tube; W. 8. Ford, program numbers and Stake In marriage July 29 In the Mantl In a statement before the as"We need members, and to get Verge Heaps, J. H. Clark, 1 President Mrs. Olive K. Burnsembled groups. Dr. Tanner out- them requires publicity, and the tube; Ralph W. Knight, The Primary officers and teach- teffiplp. They were accompanied ingham will speak. Chester ers will present an Instructive through the tempi by Mr. and lined the scope and purpose of Interest of every member de- Alvin A. Loveridge, Mrs. W. B. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. J. the proposed organization: First, mands that he assist in enrolling Graff, Mildred Burg, 8 Sharon Graduation exercises p. Allen program 6unday evening at Bellows, Mrs. Kay Best of Ned Kof-for- m. the Hospital Service plan Is a new members. Then 4he Associa- Clifford Stubbs, for the girls who have comAmerican Mrs. 1 Maud Pace Fork, Berl Cordner, type of health ineuranoe which is tion could readily act for all, tube; pleted their primary work will Wayne G. and Keith A. Wilkvery much to be desired by health checking facilities at the hospital George W. Cropper, 1 tire; Philo inson. sons of Mr. and Mrs. Jay of Loa, Mrs. Naomi Warwood of be held this Sunday evening. Ross Wilkinson, C. Wilkinson, enlisted tn the Vineyard, Mrs. Lynn Rogerson minded people everywhere these checking services given, treat- Edwards, numbers will be given Program FILL and Mrs. Iran Cox of Provo, and 2 tubes; Marlon Madsen, days, he explains, and since in- ment and equipment used, and in by the primary students. Navy Wednesday. Wayne went Mrs. Ellen Bellows of 1 S. Stratnumerous Edgemont. dividuals are "hardly able to be ways be of assistance Chris Jeppson, tube; J. as a mechanic and left Friday Grand View The Primary orA lovely reception was tendheard it Is a distinct advantage in protecting the health and In- ton, Boyd LaMar Dennis, for San Diego, California, In comReddy Kilowatt, the electrical farm hand, will have the program 1 tire; ered to organize into groups, and to terests of Plan members. the on ganization K. Johnson, Oliver Thursyoung couple pany with his cousin Jack Vergil for Sunday evening. Mrs. coordinate the efforts of all these helping to fill the shoes of thousands of Wilkinson; Keith enlisted as a day evening in the Edgemont Following Dr. Tanners re- Merrill Kitchen, Susian Jameson will be in E. ward hall. 40 or more groups now organis- marks as chairman, the was decThe Truck hall recaps: Is Joseph and farm workers in this territory. He has taken rigger awaiting placement. meeting charge. ed. 4; Lynn E. Brereton, 4; C. was opened for discussion, and Elders Dixon and Ben). Kund-se- n orated In light green and white, over many duties of men who are now help"The time has arrived Mr. the selection of Central committee B. Holt, 2; Alpine school district of Provo were the speakers with flowers of the season grac- Vineyard Sunday evening L. the James and 8. Wm. tables. 4; stage at the Sunday evening services. ing Ford, gift 4; Tanner reported, "when we must members. services will be given hv the ing to win the war on the military front and The bride wore a lovely white Barnum, 1; Wm. J. Pratt, 2; Le Mr. snd Mrs. Vern Williams, raise our standard of living for DIRECTORS REFUit1 Primary organization. the war production front. And he's doing ail the people, making available the three months, Roy M. Ash, 2; LeRoy Christen, Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Gammon and satin wedding dress and lace veil Covering Mr. and Mrs. Jens C. Anderson, crowned with orange blossoms. Edgemont to them at a minimum cost the April, May and June, since the 6; L. B. Nielson, 1; Georgs Han-sogood job of til Are you making the fullest The Daughters of 1; A. E. Phillips, 2; Allen were sustained as the old tzika Miss Ruby Davis, maid of honor maximum service from our hos- Plan started operations, Mr. the Pioneers will d hired hand on your use of this present the wore green organdy and the folpital and medical profession. This Wights report showed earnings Dickey, 3; Asa Loupls, 1; James1 committee at the church services It Sunday program. evening were brides maids lowing SEE farm? dressed If YOUR ELECTRIC Mrs. is a primary purpose of this Hos- for April, $213.73; May, $446.81 G. Stratton, 8; Merrill Kitchen, Mr. and not, Sunday evening. will be given in the form of a Obsolete: Sidney A. Pace, James T. Blake and Mr. and Mrs. In organdy gowns of the followpital Service plan, for It makes 'and June, $528.18. July revenue diis and under DEALER! the pageant EQUIPMENT Clifford W. Andrew Fillerup werre released ing pastel shades: Mrs. Mack for more complete and harmoni- was also shown ($645.49) but La Von Smith, rection of Captain Mrs. Rachel ous living. Until now, onr di- hospitalization records were not Fountln, 2 tires; Conrad L. Ryan with a vote of thanks for many Davis, pink; Mrs. Lester BurnDavis. Sam years of faithful service rendered. ingham, blue; Mrs. Ellen Bellows James A. Backus, rector, Mr. D. O. Wight, has been yet completed for July. Advance C. M. Stone, Mr. and Mrs. George F. Wells, yellow; and Mrs. Russell Park, working alone, promoting this payments totaed $1025.82, and Bonfigllo, Glen E. and family, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold lavender. Mr. Don Rowley acted Plan. The time has come when the total money received by the Wanda Sorenson, Henrlcksen and eon Keith and as best man. Flower girls were he needs help to promote further Plan office to July 1 is $2861.70. Rowley, jyt forty UeU Mr. and Mrs. Lewis F. Wells and Collene Davis and Janet Bellows. enrollment, and with 500 families Ntlleretl show records Hospitalization During the evening dancing Lorrlane Wadley, of Pleasant pushing and working much can 14 patients had received service was UekfonrAtMit the and enjoyed following be accomplished toward this end. under Grove, Mrs. Mary Hendricksen, the Plan, including several was rendered; Soug, CsaspcNty fteree Mrs. Nellie Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. program Members of the Edgemont Lit"Since also It Is quite Impos- ambulatory cases where and E. B. Terry; Whistling solo, Club will he the guests of Harold Bailey and children of Mr. erary sible for him to contact all mem- emergency service had been given and air rcU Mrs. Emmo Brereton at her home Provo, Dorothy Goode, Eldon Mrs. Ellen Bellows; Accordlan bers, it becomes necessary for The rate of utilization is much III 1111111 protection Harding and Lewis Clegg and some Central organization to be higher than the average due to Friday at 2 p. m. Mrs. Lydia children enjoyed a chicken dinHogan will review a drama and set up so that every member can the fact the Plan is Just begintvggo$tbn ner at the Cave Camp in Ameriall members are Invited to attend. find some medium through which ning. The average for Blue for your homo Mr. and Mrs. Edwtn Booth recan Fork Canyon, Sunday afterhe can express his opinions, and Cross plans over the country, noon. John ceived their word that son, lay any complaints which may (some 8,000,000 members) Is i Mrs. Joy O. Clegg accompanied WVJ' - ' had arrived in San Francisco. He arise. In turn Mr. Wight can 106 hospitalized members per WYMAN BERG ana in Islands been her Hawaiian By has sister the Grltnn Marjorie readily make reports and lay 1000 subscribers. For April the for some time. Aigrettes were the lad in the Ted Eveon of Salt Lake through plans before the assembled groups Utah Valley hospital plan had and the of century Mr. and Mrs. John Teates are the Logan Temple, Monday. If they are organized under some 447 patients per 1000 subscribers early days fashion or preAfter a four days vacation, spending a ten day vacation In form of permanent association. or .447 rate of utilization; for every woman of BUY MORE WAR BONDS STAMPS " tended fashion wore a hat covered spent in the Yellow Stone Park, Logan. with the wings, Mr. and Mrs. Carlos D. Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lloyd of heads and feath- , son Brce returned home Monday. Wendover spent Sunday with Mr. & LIGHT CO. UTAH ers of various Mr. and MrB. Grover Miller and and Mrs. Claud C. Conder. tha son Teddy of Provo enjoyed the Powtr Miss Irene Hansen entertained worlds (mast electric Kilowatt birds.whoEdward KadJy was trip with them. Bok, Service produced for you by America business mau a group of friends at a birthday ? then the editor tha kind of powtr that serves 90 of tbe uetio. Mr. and Mrs. Victor M. Anderparty Wednesday afternoon at her of the Ladies son and home. Games were played and daughter Barbara, Mrs. Home Journal, Howard Anderson and children, refreshments were served to the started a cam- and Mr. and Mrs. James M. Taylor gnests. paign to pro- enjoyed a picnic supper at CanGirls of the ward are beginning tect our wild- yon Clen on Pioneer Day. to make plans for their vacation Thats but a sweet headline, fowl. In his deMr. and Mrs. Raymond Hardthe M.I.A. home. The group its just one item among at fense of t n e ing and daughter Cleo spent Sun111 fr? m Edgemont go to the many that belong in the birds be hoped to appeal to the day in Salt Lake. Mr. Harding home sometime during the first how of Utah chain story gentleness of his female audience, was honored at a birthday dinner part of August and all girls who of bis given by his stores provide an outlet for but the are interested shonid contact Mrs. Mrs. Rex daughter, readers didnt extend to the suf- Blake. the products of Utahs facEllen Bellows, president of the Wonderful Values In Children's Itaj on and Y.L M I A. fering of an impersonal flock of tories and farms. Baby boq was born to Lawrence birds a few hundred miles away. and Thelma Rudy Young, Mon-- i Ladies Cotton James Plnegar has rerentiv reThe sale of Aigrettes went up, day. HOUSE DRESSES TAMILS ceived a letter from Sam Merrlot-t- l, instead of down. Fashion refused Mrs. Jenny Hamilton hag rewhowenlisted In the Toast to give way before sympathetic turned to her home in Sugar City Guard some time ago. Sam states 2 to It his to Bok had carry appeals and Idaho, Wednesday after having that he is stationed at Almeda, fight to Congress. Finally laws to visited with her daughter, Mr. California and is head of his conserve wild life were passed, and Mrs. Taylor Allen and Misses and Ladles Ladies' 1l.dn and Fancy TTe likes family soaadren the place wear to allowed were birds and IiLOlSES PAXirES end is rnj lying his work. woVTool-worth own feathers throwing One chain store their tea rose rayon Mrs Marie Rppvse of Bountiful Ix.ng and short ft CM AIn fine men's hat designers into con last year bought is vist'ing wi'h her parents Mr. vulue YES, the Government sleeve C. V. II. Says: fusion. the following Utah products and Mrs. W, Wlscomb. As time goes by, the memories . . . 300,000 pounds of candy, you to store coal! By Sixty-sevedescendants of Wil' of the past return to us again Ladies' White the Roman Light Weight Generally speaking of beet 72,000 pounds Clles sugar; Giles F. immediate delivery, attended the liam and again. We like to look back Catholic church has not been out now, UA1S TURBANS 76,800 pounds of flour; last reunion held sense a with on Sunday family In days departed the front in the war on alcohol. Fine for late summer New Summer Sludes a transporat Giles Ranch In South Fork, help 13,200 gallons of milk and of satisfaction for wbat has hap- It Is cheering to know that Arch39c $2.00 were dinner and done. we games That bishop John Gregory Murray, of have lMting, tie-u- p cream; 17,000 gallons of ice pened or what peak Val ue Value the diversions of the day. is why we in this organization St. Paul, aflnouncd that he had cream; 15,860 dozen eggs; strive always for the greatest obtained promises of total abMrs. Mr. Rohert and season Gillespie 14,56-pounds of chickens; received word that Mr. Gillespie dignity and beauty in our services stinence from 80,000 new mem23,500 pounds of turkeys; our will he made principal of the perfect knowing that bers enrolled by that church dur25,530 pounds of beef; 2,860 ation and understanding will ing recent months. high school at Mount cases of fruits and canned a treasured become Emmon The town Is located someday will be INDUSTRIAL A generation ago considerable 22 West of miles vegetables. about Norih memory In the hearts and minds attention was to the signgiven to your adso of those we have served.. Berg filled Roo'eveU. They plan on vlltlng Hundreds of Adv. ing of pledges. next week. sometime there Mortnary. Phone 378. thousands of men and women tocoal bin to fill The Daughters of the Utah day assign a life of sobriety to Pioneers will give the program the fact that, as children they nowr, while you Sunday evening. They will pretook upon themselves a vow. without coal a chance on sent a pageant and all parts will Among educators of a certain be taken by daughters or grandMrs. Don Pope and children, type the policy of signing pledges in. when cold daughters of pioneers. Captain Beth and Rulon, of Vernal, are has been decried as "unsound in Mrs. he Rachel Darts will Another chain store bought .. now . . . keep visiting at the home ot her policy." But, in the opinion of charge and extendi an Invitation j The the Christian Advocate, $8,031,611 worth of Utah daughter, Mrs. Barlowe Elder, to ail yard members and friends Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Tucker cause of temperance suffered a your bin filled. products. And so it goes , . . to attend. visited in Salt ake last week. great loss when the practice was chain stores offer a substanThey visited their son and his abandoned. A lovely wedding reception w s tial market to farmers, poulIf the Roman Catholic arch-an- d Defense Bonds! in Coal wife, Mr. and Mrs. Platte Tucker held in the Thursday evening and protry men, dairymen daughter Allie, amo Mrs. bishop, convinced of the dangers of In honor hall ward Edgemont ducers in many fields. In Tuckers nephew, Bud Fpilsbury in the use of alcohol, can make It Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bellows, Utah. and wife of Fort Worth, Texas. his person?.! responsibility to seMrs Bellows wag formerly Mls total abstalnence Mr. Pptlsbury had come to Sait cure 80,000 Laona Davis. They were marother then in 24th to the all Lake pledges, certainly participate ried Wednesday in the Manti STORES UTAH CHAIN can 164 West 5th North Thone 2S2 rodeo where he won first place In churches and denominations temple. give the matter the calf roping contest. persistent and Melvin Biair spent last week urgent attention. Willi Our Community Organizations Central Committee Named For Hospital Service IT Clt-ane- Ahlander Rationing OKs n, 2; 1; Arden-Sunfre- ie by-la- VINEYARD 1; 1; 2-- 2; 1; 2; 2; d, 2; REDDY 2-- mOVJATT HJD SIZES HELPS 1-- 1; 2; 4-- 4; 2; 'it 2: Sch-one- y, n, able-bodie- 2; 1; 4; 2; EDGEMONT 3. li ciac::oJ75 300,000 c POUNDS iA" of Utah Candy P0YER First of Month tender-heartedne- ss j Si': $149 AND STORE IT wants ordering n for 2Q present during the youll tation 1,49 4 r- orders first, vantage SHARON Order . ; Invest its your can.. Dont take being weather sets today and and Utah Timber & Coal C. |