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Show i . . . i Pleasant Grove Locals j i i . , . . , - Mr. and Mrs. Aaron "Walker, Mrs. Laura Robertson and Mrs. Sarah Walker made a busicess trip to Salt Lake Thursday. Mrs. Frank Richins, who underwent under-went a serious operation at the Lehi hospital, v.-as removed to her home the first of the week. Dr. George Meddleton of Salt Lake, gave an illustrated lecture on the Book of. Mormon at the Windsor ward Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Matthews are nrr,n,l rirents o r a babv bov. born PLEASANT GROVE NEWS The infant son o Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kobbins has been very ill this week with bronchitis. Mr. and Mrs. Lamont Carol of Midway, Mid-way, are visiting this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs .Isaac Harris. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Waid and baby of Provo were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Clark on Monday. Roy Fugal gave his B. Y. U. play at Magna, Saturday, and at L-ehi, Thursday. Marshal A. R. Winters made a business trip to Provo Tuesday. -4 Mrs. A. B. Harris entertained at a birthday dinner Friday in honor of her mother, Mrs. Sarah M. Hooley. Thr, afternoon was spent in quilting. Besides the guest of honor, Mrs. Bloomquist and Mrs. Thelma Bloom-quist Bloom-quist of American Fork were present. The Beehive Girls of the Manila awrd met Thursday afternoon at the home of their Beekeeper, Mrs. Merrill Warnick. They spent their time making plans for their closing work in practicing their play after -which dainty refreshments were served. Mrs. Kate Ash entertained the new officers of the Daughters of the Pioneers, Pio-neers, Lindon Camp, at her home Friday Fri-day afternoon. A business meeting was held, followed by a social hour and refreshments. f Mrs. K. : r V,rk U ill this wi;t-k v, it it in M'i-n;i. Clii'unl I,. Vrii;bt. Made a business trip to Halt. I -alio on Monday. .Mi-, and Mm. Guy K. Kobisoii vi-.it-( d v. Ch r-l;i n v..i ln-ro Kiinrtiiy. Mr; JiiI.ii Z. Iii-,i-n oT Salt. L'ike, v. a.i a I'b-asant (irov visitor Sunday. I.a v. r. nr.- Kadniall of Sail. Lake, vi. :il-l Sunday v. illi relatives lu.-ro. .Mr. and Mr:;. Leonard Kjobcrg and l.:.l.v u,tU. :i I rili I.) Sail Lake VVed- Mr.-i. Oscar Cragun is ill with the mumps. Mrs. Margaret Wilson and Mrs. F. 0. Sliofdl were Provo visitors Sunday. Mr-:. Hamilton Freebalrn entertained enter-tained Friilay at a birrhilay party in h'j.'iur of her little seven year old son, Hai in in ie. Mrs. Ethel Drysdale was at Provo Tii'-sday to at'end a business meeting of (lie . K. L. A. Club and a lunch-i ism at the Hotel Roberts. Monday at the Lehi hospital. Mother and baby are doing nicely. Mrs. Garland Clark was operated on Sunday at the Lehi hospital for appendicitis. At last reports she is improving nicely. On April 25th the Lindon Camp of the Daughters of the Tioneers -will hold a program and social in the Lindon Lin-don chapel. Everyone is invited. President and Mrs. Heher J. Grant called at the home of Marshal Winters Wint-ers while enroute home to Salt Lake City from a very important meeting at Provo on Sunday. ..(I. ami .UI XI. U. WHIIllUh. went, to Sirin"vi!lo Saturday evening and i-i'inaiinal over Sunday as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Moecham. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Glover are proud pan-iils of a fine baby boy, born Saturday morning. Mother "and son are reported to be doing nicely. Mrs. Robert Wright entertained the L. and W. Club at her home Thursday afternoon. The time was spent in sen ing and social chat. The following follow-ing club members were present: Mrs. D. B. Hair, Mrs. Laura Keetch, For Gale A Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet. Flione 85, Pleasant Grove. 4-13-2t John Chrisienscn, Mr. and Mrs. Jens P. Fugal and Mrs. Stena Clayton were Salt Lake City visitors Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Elroy West are rejoicing re-joicing over the arrival of a winsome baby girl born Monday. Mother and baby are doing fine. Miss Clara Blackhurst, who is teaching school at Fairfield, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Blackhurst. John Halliday has been given a place in the National Band and Orchestra Or-chestra school at Interlochen, Mich. If he accepts the place he will receive a two months summer school course in music. .The out-of-town guests attending the funeral of Mrs. Mary Driggs Robi- .as. lay. .Mrs. (ii-nrifi! I.ovi-ll and baby of Oak ( ' i I y , is visiiing will) her I'a'her, Kra I'1. Walker. Allorney 1). A. Wes'. visited Satur-da Satur-da and Sunday wilh his parents, Mr. mill Mrs. N. West. J. G. Johnson served as a juror in the Federal Court three days last week at Ogden. Dean A. Anderson of Provo, spent the week-end wilh his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Anderson. A very fine musical program was given in the Second ward Sunday night by members of the Vineyard ward. HORROYVKI) Three Tongue Scrapers Scrap-ers belonging to Pleasant, Grove City. Please return to City. 4-20-lt M'r. and Mrs. Hall Church of Bur-ley, Bur-ley, Idaho, are visiting for a few days with Mrs. Church's parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Poulson and family. CH01C1C DAHLTA BULBS 10c to 7fe. ASSORTMENT. NICE CHOICE, ?2 PER. DOZ. MRS. J. P. FUGAL. adv, I Mrs. Ernest Ash, Mrs. Vera Gillman, Mrs. Ray Gillman, Mrs. F. L. Culmer, Mrs. Alfred B. Harper, Mrs. Renard Harris and Mrs. Reuben Tomlinson. The special guests were Mrs. George Harris, Mrs. Myrtle Walker, Mrs. Minnie Dittmore and Mrs. Velma Kelander. Mr. and Mrs. Elisha T. Mayhew, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Anderson, Mrs. Mary R. Walker and Mrs. A. J. Rogers of the Lindon ward were among the Temple excursionists Thursday. Prof. E. A. Beck of the high school faculty went to Heber to be a music-judge music-judge at the Wasatch high school. He was accompanied by Mrs. Beck, Miss Thompson and Mr. Moffett Miss Avera Smith has been selected select-ed as valedictorian for the Pleasant Grove high school at the closing exercises ex-ercises of the school. Miss Smith is a very excellent student and will do justice to this honoy. Buii weie. ivj-io. riuieuut; xvnje ui Farmington, Mr. and Mrs. :J. W. West, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Christiansen, Fred Halliday, Mrs. E. R. Halliday, Mrs. H. M. Vance, Virginia Driggs, Robert Loader, Amy McNee, Edna Smuin, Mrs. John Z. Brown, Addie Driggs, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Driggs, Reg White, Mrs. Irene Driggs all of Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Driggs of Ogden, James H. Luke and son of Heber, Mr. and Mrs. James Nerdia, Mr. and Mrs. George Rolfe of B'ing- ham, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Johnson : of Provo, Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Christen- ; sen, Mr. and Mrs. Will Conder, Mrs. j John Nerdin and Mrs. Walter Chip- ; man and daughter, Loraine, of Ameri-1 ; can Fork. ' ' The Warnick family held a reunion Saturday evening at the home of Pres. W. W. Warnick in celebration of the ninth birthday in the family which occurred during the month of April. The evening was" spent in early family fami-ly reminences and social chat. Refreshments Re-freshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Niolson and daughter of Tooele, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nels Swenson Saturday Satur-day and Sunday. Mrs. Nielsnn and Mrs. Swenson are sisters. A number of sportsmen of oar city have enjoyed the spring time fishing j in the Provo river. One fisherman re-j ported being able to catch all he desired de-sired in an hours fishing. He states! that the river is full of fish. j Thirteen friends and relatives entertained en-tertained Saturday evening in honor of Mrs. Marie V. Carlson, the occasion being her birthday. Games and social chat were enjoyed, after which delicious delici-ous refreshments were served. Mclba Walker Cluff returned Thurs day to her school work at Blanding, Utah, after a ten days visii wilh her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Walker. She came home especially to visit her father who is convellesir g from! a i severe illness following influenza. j A horse shoe pitching tournament j lias been going forward at he high I school during the past week. Grant j At wood, Roy Owens and Verl Chris-j tiansen were winners and will enter the Alpine District field day contest at Lincoln Friday. Mrs. Mary A. Culmer has purchased purchas-ed the Lunch Counter owned by Jack Robinson in American Fcrk and has moved her family there. Mrs. Culmer is a splendid cook and with her pleasing pleas-ing personality ought to do well in that field of business. Randall Musgrove, who has spent the winter at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Walker and attended the local high school here, left Tuesday Tues-day for his home in Canada. Randall has been a popular student and won many friends among teachers and students. j The "Family Upstairs", presented hy the Third Ward M. I. A. Saturday evening was well rendered and great- j Iv appreciated. A fair sized audience was in attendance. Every married j couple in this city should have been present, as a very good lesson could j have been learned by every home. ( maker. The debating teams of the high j schools or the Wasatch Division held! their final debate Thursday evening. resulting as follows: Wasatch high: first place. Fleasant Crove high sec-! end place and American Fork high' third place. I Mrs. J. IT. Adams was delightfully surprised Friday evening. April 12 by her daughters and d.iughters-in-law who gathered at her home and spent the afternoon in honor of her t"0th birthday. Social chat and sewing were the diversions. Late in the afternoon after-noon a delicious luncheon was served to the following: Mrs. J. II. Adams, Mrs. Eliza Banks, Mrs. Charles Rob-bins, Rob-bins, Mrs. Ruel Adams, Miss Evelyn Adams, Mrs. J. O. Clark of ricosant ' Grove, Mrs. June Adams and Mrs. G. ! S. Richards of American Fork, all spent a very enjoyable aflernoon. i |