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Show V BBSS EDGEMONT Kllca llrllowa Reporter The Annual Ward Outing vaa enjoyed by a large number of member! of the ward Sunday at Giles Rauch la South Fork. Sunday School was held under the directlou of Supt. Ray Hawkins. Invocation was offered by Bishop GUlespUi and Mrs. Bertha Testes Conplayed preliminary music. gregational singing was under direction of Harold Brereton. Tbs fallowing program was presented: a trumpet solo by James Plnegar; talk on "Burly Pioneer Experiences by Edwin Booth; a duet by Mr. aad Mrs. John Y sates. An accordion solo by Maslna Pine-ga- r and Peter C. Larseu spoke on "Ideals givaa us by our Pioneers, Benediction was offered by Wil-foStubbs of the Sharon stoke high council. la the afternoon picnic lunches were enjoyed. Games were conducted for Primary children under the directum of Primary aad M. I. A. officers. The Primary Preeldewry . . . children requests that all R. LEIBERT Bichard "Dirk" Leibert, whose handsome pan and enriy hair grace this column, is one of Americas most 1 talented organists. Console artist at Radio Citys Husic Hall in New York City, hes an NBS star whose organ solos range with equal skill through Classic , melodies, songs of the past and popular ditties. His "Organ Reveries are heard at 2:00 p. m. Tuesdays,1 Thursdays and Saturdays from KOVO. of GanT) doit 7up USED AO T Mm .75 14 up STUDIO COUCHES PHIL SNOW SSB So. T they are all rgonei 016.50 to 02950 Easy Terms W. Center St. 6 Phone 24 "WHERE YOU SAVE No (Halsn Ovesos Reporter) Robert Olson waa tho gusut of eounty Agent, S. R. Boawell at tha Logan Thursday, attending where National Youth Connell, they heard O. H. Beeson talk on Boy Scont work. Mr. and Mrs. Wllford Oveson and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Oveson rstnrnnd horns Sunday ovselng, from St. Johns, Arisons, where they spent a week visiting relatives and friends. They took Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Oveson and son Leri to .heir homo in 8t. Johns after having apent tho past thruo months horn. A largo nnmber of pnpita from Lake Viow, Joined with the Vineyard students from Union school and motored to Salt Lako Friday Ava. Phon. 01 RADIO SERVICE N NIMER A CLAYSON DR. ARTHUR VANCE VETERINARIAN Sold in Provo II itah Valley Glass & Paint 57 N. Unlv. Phone MM Provo, Utah RADIOS Refrigerators - Washers REPAIRING $1,000 at tha Furniture Exchange SIS Put Cantor Phone 14 Dr. E. Mansfield will handle, CHIROPRACTOR wUh elect aad Xvay service. Lateet methods. 71 Esst Center Phono 1001 YOU Better Small Homes homo, nerd not ba lance or for jroar family b all that Wa invite jroa ta aea oar la election of pUaa for 4, B, S aad T room home. All ar reaeoaabl y priced. Call aa or drop lata aar office Vo obligation. of canrae. for fall particulars. Yof home, to bo a real Room caoagh Utnrapit needed aad aaked for. Mutual Coal & Lumber Co. Sth South tad Went Pboaa 837 Gil BETTER BUYS 1 will The Salt Lake tempi open for tho Maul ordinance work Monday morning, Ang. If. Tho Mantl and Logan temples will cIom Saturday, August 10th and wm raopen for tha nasal ordinance work Monday, September II, 1140. The Gist Senior temple excursion to bo hold from Sharon stoke, to tha Salt lake temple wUl ba Tuesday, Ang. 10th. 6V4 DE1LEB BUICK PROVO There is a SPECIAL Every Day! 1936 FORD SEDAN i New rsint (Aviator blue) Radio, Heater Practically New Tires Mechanically A--l Allowances on Yonr Used Car "Where Customers Send Their Friends" 3-Pi- ece NOW -- $1.65 FREEMAN SHOES 47-PA- IR $5.00 Values cu. ft. NOW -- $2.95 ;; for as low as 02UI475 Prices Slashed in All Departments of ;;; the store. i Easy Terms l' 'ill HS4D : i jjj KS BUT NOW SAVE QKf) 0(71314) Shriver's Si ai .oi cimnur m 019 ROME Style Leadership Si cj mi UfUl OHH ui minis wm ..AT M356BHI2 wAi LOCAL UI WAI LOOK UWICI SO EASY!' MOTOR TUNE-U- P SPECIAL ANY CAR $3.00 PARTS EXTRA DRIVE IN AND SEE WHAT YOU NEED! Yonr Wiring and Motor Checked FREE! Have Your Generator, Starter, Carburetor and Electrical Meal Equipment Serviced by Special lata, Factory-Traine- d GENERAL REPAIR ALL TYPES BRAKE WORK I Fum Tour Mens Suns! SUMMER SHIRTS $2.00 Values About two arm. Flowing well. Box OS, Provo. ill By Hart, Schaffner and Marx Suits $27.50 Dixie Weaves $30 .75 25 $ $ REFRIGERATOR Manufacturing Plant equipment, 40 H. P. Steam Boiler, 10 H. P. Steam Engine, 15 H. P. Steam Evaporator, Two gas engines, many other oeceswortca. Cause, age and Ulneea. A real j map for Industrial Enterprise, Write D. Klnnear, Rome I,1 2nd Sooth Native Lumber Used Lumber Shingles, Sash and Doors 04I-J- 15 DOZEN immediate Welling Buick Company 25 West - Liberal Latte - Reporter Pboaa Drastic reductions on Mens Summer Wearing Apparel before summer is half gone. IPricBS Cut on . . . Beautiful I Equipped I . Practice la Ufa whatever you pray for, and God wlU give it to you morn abundantly. Pasey. poMwtoa of BRICK HOME AU planted ; jj; near the wrist Mr. and Mra. Wm. H. Cowley and som Nod and Horace visited la Pries Sunday with Mr. Cowley's parents. OWNER MUST SELL GRIFFITH APPLIANCE SERVICE : Unitor Yellow- Mr. and Mra. Sherman T. Hill are spending their honeymoon in tho East. They will visit the Fair at New York and other points of interest. Mrs. Hill was tho former Glenna Pickett. The Engagement IBS West Srd North Ph. 656 See the New Boat. Interest Amelia Offers (SStDOOSRB 4-- H AVD APPLIANCE It North Dnlv. GENEALOGY SHRIVERS Sherwin The Clover Leaf Inaaiaftea with their leader Yvonne Jones Perry are spending tho week and la Payton canyon. Tho members who will enjoy the trip aro: Ardta Klllpack, Norma Dnaford, June Bean, Florence Mahlesteln, Etalo LaVoa Gurr, Lorraine Offeret, Jonas. The Relief Society Meeting will bo hold July 10 at 1 p. m. at tha mooting house. Tho Social Service lesson will bo glvon by: Esther Brown and Anna Camp- -j All bell. A social will follow. ladles of tha ward are invited. Miss Frances Hnnn left Thursday to visit la Barkley, California with her stater and brother-in-la- w Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Knowltoa. MIsa Dorothy Bono of California hM been visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John W. COMPLETE RADIO SERVICE STAKE (MiRm PLEASANT VIEW See HOWARD THOMAS S7S So. Unlv. Furniture Exchange LAKE VIEW (Zells Colvin - Reporter) Used Glreoaltor NOW before 310-31- PhoDS 7S7W autumn can ba Artificial brought to rose bashes, causing them to sksd their leaves in a few days, by locking them up ta the cam room with apples, it baa teen discovered at Oregon State Agricultural College. By patting tha bushes la a tightly closed, moderately heated room, with one bushel of apples to every 100 or 400 cable feet of space, they can be earned to shed their leaves la about four days. Tha apples produce this effect tecs as they give off small quantities of ethylene, which ta also a common constituent of Mtnral gas. an Thursday afternoon for E. DRIVE-I- dost that gur. stone Park where they will spend 71 V. Unlv. Ava. Phene 101 n few days on vacation, then Join of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Startln Balt Lake at Idaho Falla and all motor to Nampa, Idaho and visit FOR another brother, Bill, and family RAWLEIGH PRODUCTS befora retaining homo. 4up LIVING ROOM SETS . from Lako View. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Btartla left h .95 DRESSERS Maptaton, was announced Sunday evening. mother. Mis. Amelia by her Miss Kina Lamoreaux ta the Brereton. house guaet of her stator and Mr. and Mrs. Gay Pierce have brother-in-laMr. and , Mrs. bren in Nevada visiting Mrs. Orvll Ashton. Pierce's relatives. Ly uu Wilson Jfc Bert Ercanbrnck Home Coming Services left Saturday for Alhambra, in honor of Richard W. Boas, Cal., whoro .they will enter tha son of Mr. aad Mm. John W. Douglas Air Craft school for a Bono, will bo hold Sunday ovealag seven weeks eoursa. They wart at 7:11 p. m. la tho chapel. It ta accompanied by Eldon Lewis and announced by Btahop Lynn D. Mr. Peterson who will visit la Taylor. Elder Bona recently re- California tefora they return. turned from tho Weetern State Enroata tha boys visited tho mission. Boulder Dam. A Bara Deuce George Peterson and Varl All-mhonoring Richard W. Bom, reare going to attend school cently returned missionary waa la California this summer. held Tueaday evening in the new Mrs. Josephine Healer aad Mr. aad Mrs. Leo Holton of Compton, Cal., visited with Mr. aad Mra. AJbert Brown, tha past weak. Mrs. Alien Bo reason and children of Talmage visited with her mother, Mrs. Clara Bnrgsnsr. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Cowley and sons Ned and Hornet Mrs. Grace McEwan and Bryce and Bill spent tho 14th and tha remainder of tha weak at Fish Luka. tea your Donald Muhlestaln, old son of Mr. and Mrs. Wllford Mahlesteln tell Into a basement which waa botes bafflt to salars their homo and broke bis left arm Johnson, Edna Johnson and Margaret Taylor went as ehaperonas FRED E. BAY USED la Provo canyon. Mlmee Horten sa and Rowans CUnger of Salt Lake, visited with their father, Rowe Cllnger over the week end. Mrs. Louise Trotter will bo hoe teas to the Literary club Friday afternoon at hor homo. All members are Invited to attend. Among the Sait Lako City visitors last week were: Mr. and Mrs. Harvey R. Booth and daughter Joeaphlna, Miss Edythe Trotter, and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Pin, entertained at tho fair grounds INSURANCE Furniture Bargains of Mary Elisabeth (Beth) packing house at A. Bay Skins' Bnreion to Blaine R. Larsen of farm. A good crowd enjoyed the ll and at Saltalr Bench in tha afternoon. E. W. Willinmcon was In ehmrga of tho bus and Enads 8. Bunnell. Mian M. Adams, GeneO. vieve 8. Taylor, Henrietta LOSES and REAL KSTATM See NEW AND USED Spring-de- primary age attend the play hour held every Friday afternoon at 4:10. Cists ea in story tolling, aawlng, dancing and sports are held. The children wUl greatly benefit by taking advantage of i these splendid classes. Miss Leona Davis spent Thursday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. & Davis and family. where they participated la tho opening psrada of "Covered Wagon Days, nndor tho supsr-vtalo- n of E. A. Bock, band master. The children warn delightfully 1210 Kilocycles 9 at Mias Davis 1s employed rd USED .J. Friday, July 26, 1940 UTAH VALLEY NEWS KOVO presents X AND FOR ONLY A FE1& DOLLARS A MONTH! Thorn's real Joy and pride In making improvocsnU that seem to work magic In tho appearance and comfort of a ham. No longor need such Improvements and repairs be delayed by lack of ready cash. ANNOUNCEMENT New Radio Department Car and Home Service. Wa CaU and Deliver NIMER BATTERY AND MOTOR AUTO SPECIALIZED 17S South SERVICE University Ava. PhOM 141 SIMPLE . . . ECONOMICAL . . . QUICK The AAC Moodily Payment Plan was created to make home repairs avaQablo without rod tape or delay. This Plan provide the immediate cadi necessary to do As fab. at team sailed to yoar convenience. Lei ns -- i11 dde complete eenke. Utah Timber & Coal 164 West 5th North Phone 232 SPEAR LUMBER CO. BEAUTIFUL HOMES' Provo Gleaners 77 N. 1st West Phone 46 Yon Furnish the Lot . . . . Well Build the Home |