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Show Highland News . The Old Folks party and ward reunion re-union given Thursday was an outstanding out-standing entertainment in the year's program. The guests began to assemble as-semble at 11:30 a. m. and were entertained en-tertained with musical numbers on the guitar and harmonica by David Strasburg. At 12:30 the guests partook par-took of a sumptuous dinner which was indeed a credit to those who prepared it. During the dinner toasts were given by former President S. L. Chipman of American Fork, and R. W. Wiser of Alpine. While the remainder of the guests were partaking par-taking of the repaet and prior to the program, entertainment was again furnished by David Strasburg. At 2:30 the following program was enjoyed hy a large and appreciative audience: Song, "Love at Home" Congregation. Congrega-tion. Short talk David H. Adamson, former ward chairman. Remarks Clifford E. Young. Reading Otes Day. Two vocal duets Mrs. Rosamond Maxf ield and son, Gerald. Reading "Mixed Radio Programs" Stephen L. Chipman. Stunt Bill and Malin Hunter. Remarks Abel J. Evans of Lehi. Vocal solo with guitar accompaniment accompani-ment David Strasburg. Two instrumental (guitar) trios David Strasburg, Thelma Strasburg and Lois Greenland. Remarks James H. Clarke of American Fork. Remarks Ellis Peterson of Lehi Remarks R. E. Booth of American Fork. Remarks R. W. Wiser of Alpine. Stunt Hugh Clark, Paul Wiser and Miss Stewart, "The Hindus Recruit". Re-cruit". Remarks Ex-bishop William S. Greenwood of Ogden. Two instrumental duets Harold and Marie Larson. Closing song "God Be With You". The day's entertainment ended with a large dance at 8 p. m., Carter's Car-ter's orchestra furnishing the music. The M. I. A. are presenting a play Friday and Saturday entitled "Seventh Heaven". The first performance per-formance will be given Friday evening eve-ning at 8 p. m. The second performance per-formance will be a matinee for the kiddies Saturday afternoon at 2:30 p. m. This show which is under the direction of Deane White and R. W. Wiser is an exceptionally fine pro-, duction consisting of a scene in France. The entire cast have been working diligently to make a real success of the play and reports from their directors indicate that they have been successful. The proceeds derived from this play will be used for M. I. A. expenses, the remainder to be used for the ward. The Highland Service Station and Grocery store was leased by George C. Loveridge of Lehi, February 16. Mr. Wm. J. Greenland will operate the station and store and is ready to serve the public with a full line of groceries, gasoline, oil, etc. Tuesday in connection with the Relief Society meeting a social was 1 given for Mrs. Bowen and Mrs. I Lewis and also Mrs. Henrietta Lar- ' son whose birthday occurred on that 'day. Short talks were given by Mrs. iLuella M. Binns, Mrs. Bowen, Mrs. 'Lewis and Mrs. Larson and a reading, read-ing, "St Peter at the Gate", was 1 given by Mrs. Cressie L. Greenland. ! Dainty refreshments were served. I At the M. I. A. meeting Tuesday night a queen was selected together with her attendants to rule at the Gold and Green Ball which will be given in the near future. Instead of voting as usual for the queen the names were drawn. Zelda Larsen ; was chosen queen, with Kate Parker ! and Mavis Peck, attendants. I |
