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Show UTAH VALLEY Friday, May NEWS SHOW RYU ANNUAL ROWER Signs ! blooms, winning ing prize flower expert from all over the state successfully completed the first annual flower Judging school at Brigham Young Uni-- . j versity. by the Horticulture-LaSponsored ndscape department of the university in cooperation with the Utah Associated Garden Clubs, the school was conducted Friday and Saturday ir , VETRAN SIGN CO. Oil Ellen Humphrey, who will be ninety years old this year-OSaturday Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wi lls received word of the sudden death of iheir Marious Mills at Price, Utah. Attending the funeral I st.rvit.Ci which was held Wed ftes(iay at Price were Mr. an j Mr. and Mrs. Mr Alina Ol.-i-oisen, lVlbert Mills and Mr and Mrs George F. Wells son-Wit- the discussion ranging from flower fertilizer to exhibit-- j Any Kind Any Size Ihoncs COMPLETED 2178-- m I .,? . Gerald Liddiard f f k 21 .1 .v tj v; SStrVi . I'h. Hour Service 073-J- 1 Orem, Utah . H w g mriii?i;" ,1 . CHENIELE Eversharp Pen and Pencil 49c Limited Supply of Eagle Gaw Fish Hooks Powder in Pump Gun 69c I). I). T. 5 ment. Among the experts who led the various discussions was Arvil L. Stark, of the Wasatch Chemical Company of Salt Lake City, and E. P. Gregory Farmington, past president ol ihe Utah State Florist Society. Members of the BYU Faculty contributing to the discussion included Verla Birrel, Assistant professor of art; Bert rana F. ifarrison, head of the botany de- Gillett Teck Razors Rubber Flash Lights, Complete with Batteries $1.23 Weed No More Magic Weed Killer, $1.00 can Free Baby Scale Loan Service Yankee Clover Cologne $1.00 plus tax Bus Depot Fishing Licenses Mill Creek. Salt Lake County, May 17. 1883, a daughter of Moses and Mary Ellen Birkcum- shaw Wilkinson. She married Thomas Reese July 2, 1902 at Mercer, and they have made RICHARDS a-- IMIONE 3rd West & Center 048-J- 2 sons, Duard Reynolds, Elsinore; Reed Reynolds, Benjamin; six INSURANCE daughters. Mrs. J. L- - (Geneva) LOANS and REAL ESTATE partment and Mrs? Flora Fish Eureka, Nev.; Mrs. N. C. Bay, er, instructor in elementary edu(Dclpha) Thompson, Bountiful; Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Pat- cation. E. G. (lone) Goulding, Mrs E. RAY The meet included four scs- - ten had a phone call last Sunday Mrs. M- - W. (Flossie) Magna; shins during the two days, and , from San Francisco from their Mrs. Harold Scipio; Wasdcn, Offica: 70 South. Second Wmi covered consideration' of soil , ont Kent, that he would be TWIN PINES (Olive) Adams and Mrs. Glen soon. home coming Orem-Twof blooming plant rari types (Rhoda) Sharer, both of materials, growing and exhibitbrothers and ten sisters, 30 y. ing of prize winning blooms, Shephard Field, Texas, last Sun-.- l an7Yhe "following children-- : grandchildren and eight great-dause of native Utah materials, grandchildren. to his mother, Mrs. P. K. Mrs. and and a discussion by Mr. Wal- Nielsen, wishing her a happy j,rs Drucilla Thomas Park City; KAMERA KINKS Nan McPholin, lace on House, Garden and William T. Reese, Magna;. Mrs. Where Good Food Greenhouse Plants in Stand- Mother's Day. McAfee, Heber City; Mrs- - Dixie ards of Judging. AND KWESTS Guiauque, Salt Lake City; RoIs Served During the Saturday session, OBITUARIES bert Reese, Orem; a nephew the discussion turned to an tingand neice whom she reared State Farm Mutual has saved ing and exhibition of flowers. A Until I get an exposure meter, jj Charles Wilkinson, Jr., Orem ita policyholders more than floral with luncheon, complete what rule can I follow injj KEELER CHARLES 0. Mrs. Elmer Anderson, and that ia the cost of their auto centerpieces and special neter-tainmeexposing my film so that I two insurance! 13 Xm can too save... grandchildren, Provo, was provided for each some of my won't spoil Charles Wilkinson, brothers, CMwWriu 21 Hour Service of these two days. 3 shots? FUNERAL AT LERI Orem and Ernest Wilkinson, 8 Mill Creek. e rather jj RULON L. BURR Always Funeral services were con- East Pho. 073-- J 1 - Orem, Utah under-exposSecond Lehl Ward if than ducted in you are I 326 Past Second So. LDS chapel Thursday for Chardoubt. in Underexposure, I atles Obid Keeler, 81, former By Ethyl N. Ilalr 676 Fork cannot! Pho. American unlike overexposure, were services Orem resident, who died at his tended funeral be compensated for or cor! I was thinking about the home in Lehl Sunday from ail- conducted Monday at noon in Vermont-Sharo- n ward chapel Monkey business of Darwins ments incident to age. rected. back a good many yean ago. . . . The Keeler family lived in for William Taylor Reynolds, descended from Orem for 28 years before mov- 72, who died early Friday at FOR GROUP PICTURES 1 and that if we ailmerw. the human race of heart home his monkeys, to Lehi two years ago. 3 would use more sense in manag? ingMr. Keeler was born Jan. 3. Bishop Arch Pulham conducted 3 do 3 than their affairs they ing 1865 in Goshen. Utah, a son of the service with processional When 1 get thoroughly disgusted James and Alice Shelton Keeler. and recessional music played 3 with human behavior, I go for When he was seven he moved by Miss Cumorah Gordon, who Mt. View Subdivision, No. if the Zoo. The caretaker told me with his parents to Richfield also accompanied the musical RFD RL 1, Box 241 3 monkey had more mother in- where he received his early numbers. 8 The speakers were E. E. stinct than our modern women, education. The family then ! Orem. UTAH and cared for her young In a moved to Arizona, later coming Twitchell, O H. Anderson, Pre- - The Homo of Sorvico Guaranteed E. manner. Clark thats sident Charles Now, gals, Rowan, to Provo in 1888 to attend the COMPLETE SHOE better a challenge to us who think we Allred and Bishop Pulham. The Young Academy. Brigham can cope with a man's Job, He married Norma E. John- invocation was offered by Orson- FOR SALE OR RENT FOOT SERVICE even habits. shortcomings, Jan. 27, 1904 in the Manti Prestwich and Samuel Cordson, though I blush with shame for LDS temple. He was a high ner offered the benediction. The grave at the Provo Burial our sex, facts are facts. Pianos, Accordions, GuiSPEAR LUMBER priest in the LDS church and No matter what you think ol has tars. Phone 940K, Prof S. been active in church work. park was dedicated by a M. W. Wasdcn the Darwin theory, the monkeys W. Williams, 308 E. 3 South. Surviving are his widow, COMPANY have their ideas on the subject, four Musical numbers were rend- Provo. J sons and five daughter; sell, rent, and buy, its merits I it has and of say ered the Keeler and quartet composed by Charles Richard 136 West Center teach. PHONE 34 hi? Meldon Keeler, Los Angeles. Delos and Ethyl Pync, Lois ever deserted No monkey Mrs. Downs and Melba Caldcr, who, and Keeler Telephone 707 Blain Cal.; wife, rang O My Father" and Wc See Us Starved her babies and ruined Archie Brown. Orem; Grant AT IJOOTEK1E Dr. E. Blake Keeler. US Army air force, sta- Shall Meet Beyond the River. her life. Beneath A duet, Lay My Head And youve never known an- tioned in Illinois, Mrs. Jolir VETERINARIAN Provo, Utah Iverson, Pleasant Grove; Mrs. a Hose was given by Curtis other monk, MilFord: Genevieve Phone 2215-NGordon Mrs. and and To leave her babies with otners Paul Warhurlon i dred Jenkins, Lehl, and Mrs and Melba Caldcr and Litis 559 E. 3rd South to bunk, Provo Amerlear Downs sang In the Garden. Clements. Or pass them on from one to i M alan Mrwas in born and 35 Reynolds grandchaldrcn: 'Fork; , nnnthcr 1847. idle Till they srnreelv know who Is nn, sister, Mrs. Alice K. Hatch Panguitch, Feb. 28. SCRAP LUMBER Filclin son of and Nancy Manti. Squire mother. their Norton Rovnolds- - He married 195 W. 3rd South Maude Rnpplcye at "And another thing. you.l May Wilkinson Keese i Jennie Sale 1935 1809. 7. Dec. Cheap In Panguitch. PROVO never see The Place Where A Monk they moved to Orem from Tor a limited time build a fence round a j Impressive funeral sen-ices-! only, scrap wore conducted for May Wilkin-- j ""id, see. Garfield county and meonniit tree lumber and kindling, at Peer And Tobacco Arul let the cocoanuts go to son Reese. 62, wife of Thomas have made their home here Mr. re sir where then, at Reynolds GENEVA SALVAGE YARD Reese, who din! Thursday followed He was no Are Not Sold rnrbl.hling all oilier monks to ihe home of her daus't'er, Mrs. live in ihefarming. LDS church :.::d has Enter West gate: Week days 8 A reel McAffeo in llchor City, tnsle. filled several home mission?. He a m. to 6 p.m. Why if Id put a fence round f i Mowing a lingering illness. was a member of the high was Finch J. a tree. Stanley rishnp and priests quorum of Vermon P'nrvntinn would forro you to in charge of the son-irSvn&ies. Ice (ream. Candy Floko briefly. Other speaker? ward at the lime of his dentil. steal from me. Survivhig are Ins wife; two KITCHEN GRAFT were T). M. Jolley, former bishop Sandwiches r Sharon Ward. Zaeh J Phlnd, lTe-p'pnoMmr thing a monk r: ra'rarch of Summilt S(ake i vnn't (irv VULCANIZING Got out at night and got on a i The invoeation was offered by j Heavy Aluminum YES! President and rnh j. Olphin slow, (Jii South of Underpass Ware Waits gave the bene-n run or a club or r iC'-n'oOr BATTERIES WE deti-n- . at the Prnv The grave Vrifo, Ut. Midvale, So State, or Vriie Phone 067R5 Provo rark vas dedicated bv T HAVE ; Quinuquc. R. D. 2, Box 23, Orem, Utah life. Phone Mid. MS d P e .it '.fid music was YP ? Yu-- are at Mrs T,ni Downs and Mn. RICHARD A. BREWER tiwsl (virv . cuss, jour Service. M.-'lIn ! hi didn't Caldcr, who sang Ri't. hreM-rrsj 121 W. 2C0 N. Phone let Prcvo i'.'.o Garden" and "Night Shafrom ms. . . . ! - TVv-my scrap book for dows Falling. Miss Cumorah Gordon was accompanist; A fn:v- -- Manufacturers of FINE CANDIES For 75 Years. rr.iartcf from Vineyard, composSPRING THE ORIGINAL AND ed of Bishop and Mrs. Tnvlor Allen and Mr and Mrs. Kirby D CLEANING UNSURPASSED Allen, sang Tleautiful Tlo" Mr. and Mrs. James Blake accompanied SUPPLIES by Mrs. Zoln and Mrs. Annie Carter of Trovo Blake: Fred Reese sang O My visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ilor-- i Father accompanied by Mrs-ac- Kills wild Morning Glory, Mu Blake at Boutiful Sunday. Lois Downs: Curtis Gordon and lard, thistles, burdock, dandelions, plantain. Poison Ivy, and Mr and Mrs. James Olsen Mrs. Genevieve Ford rang. d many others. Will not damage Home." inc Barbara children. Joan and & Varnishes UTAH COUNTYS OLDEST maturing corn, wheat, or pasI Mrs. Reese was born in Shirley of Portland. Ore. are ture lawn and grasses. visiting with Mr. Olsens par-- ! MANUFACTURER IN THIS LINE Brushes ..SI Bottle covers 1.000 sq. ft.. nets. Mr and Mrs. J Alma Olsen iiiwsaiBBiaigia and other relatives. Large areas as low as $12 The Missionary class of Sunper acre day School will conduct a MR. FARM SUPPLY DEALER: "Fireside Chat" Sunday evening PROVO LOAN AND JEWELRY CO. Wall Cleaner Be ready to serve your communchurch following service, at WEEDONE. with and Oils ity Furniture the home of Bishop and Mrs. We are State Distributors LOANS ON Taylor Allen. Mrs. Oriel Clegg Other Necessities will give a review of "The PORTER-WALT- ON Robe". Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Watches, Guns, Jewelry, Etc. Stoddard are class instructors WE SELL and urge all members to be pre- - j EAT AT THE few PROVO OREM Sets the Brimhall building under the direction of M. D. Wallace, head of the horticulture departf' 21, 1946 FRED j ; $50,000,00- 0- RUGS Just what wc have been waiting for 5 Many Sizes over-expos- This N That Congoleum Throw Rugs e, i J i Beautiful colors and patterns -S- EE THEM A- T- Simmons Lumber ami Hardware Co. son-in-la- w (Vi ur Phor.c ES 1 Outer) r;iJI-ii- Orem 0iS-K- 2 i;wqi'j:i! Grant J Plumbing Heating Contracting Service ; l l I For OintLI L IM.ANGK, Manager !:l u l'huii' . HOOFING Earls OREM APPLIANCE Acros-- ASPHALT i Electrical For OlOoJ-- i : TIR li 7 iv.-ist- REPAIRING e s 1 tiI ren-We- dc-ern- 2-4- WEED KILLER I Go-an- Paints I F-a- j . w CMCtllTtl MO1 !. II. P.M. IM ' iM KH III Itman S.H. sent- KRESS GO. - Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clegg to Sallna. Saturday, motored where they visited with Mrs., Clegg's aged grandmother, Mrs. I t GO, Seed and Nursery Specialists SALT LAKE CITY. 4. UTAH New and Used Watches Guns, Cameras, etc. PROVO TIIONE 573 51 Nol Univ. Ave. |