Missionary in Montana Writes to Friends Here
A Montana missionary writes from Saco on April 1 1939 to friends describing his work among white and Indian communities in Wolf Point and surrounding areas. He notes witnessing growing faith among Indians and urges young people to join missionary service for two years, stating the gospel’s spread is the greatest purpose of life. He affirms Joseph Smith as a prophet and the Church as true.
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Montana
Wolf Point
Avi
Christ
Sion
Joseph Smith
Student Geology Field Trip Through Utah and Nevada
Kenneth Bullock of Pleasant Grove is among 25 Brigham Young University geology majors on the annual spring field trip. The group left Provo April 5 by bus, studied volcanic rocks and sulphur deposits near Milford, mined at Newhouse, toured Lehman caves near Baker, Nevada, and on return visited Driv mining camp west of Delta and Topaz Mountain with sand dunes south of Eureka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Bullock
Pleasant Grove
Brigham Young University
Utah
Nevada
Provo
Fillmore
Newhouse
Milford
Lehman Caves
Baker
Driv
Delta
Topaz Mountain
Eureka
Early Easter Visitors Limited Timpanogos Cave Tour Opens
Easter Sunday saw large crowds at Timpanogos cave with more visitors than expected. Thomas A. Walker, national parks ranger, announced official opening Monday April 30 while guide services are available any day. Lighting work continues in the cave system and on trails after work in Middle cave, with reflectors to be placed.
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Timpanogos Cave
Thomas A. Walker
National Parks Ranger
Mr. Walker
Walker
Girls' Day Celebrations At Fleas Grove High School
Fleas Grove high hosts Girls' Day with gingham outfits and an assembly led by Sarah Marie Binks at 10 40. A noon lunch and skit for boys precede a barn dance featuring Howard Paxman's orchestra. Committees include Virginia Jacobs and Beth Meeks.
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Fleas Grove High School
Sarah Marie Binks
Howard Paxman
Virginia Jacobs
Cleora Wright
Jean Adamson
Beth Meeks
Beth Hooley
Jewell Paul
Claire Nell Hilton
Bennion Urges Youth to Plan Careers and Make Time Count
Dr. Bennion of Utah Power & Light spoke at Pleasant Grove Lions meeting urging youths to set early career goals and use spare time to prepare. He stressed choosing an objective, avoiding wasted time, and pursuing athletics or skills. warned against drinking or dishonesty. The event included boxing, wrestling, and community singing.
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Bennion
Utah Power & Light Company
Pleasant Grove Lions Club
Lion Joseph Day
Lucan Johnson
Earl A. Beak
Dr. Bennion
Last Rites For Lindon Resident Conducted Sun
Mrs. Lina Sorenson Cobbley of Lindon died after a three month illness. Funeral services were held Sunday at the Lindon ward chapel with Bishop Leonard S. Walker officiating and speakers May K. Walker Hara Walker and D. B. Thorne. Burial was at a Lindon grave site with Chase H. Sorenson of Sandy dedicating the grave. She was born June 12 1878 in Denmark and married Martin Cobbley December 8 1915 in Blackfoot Idaho. She leaves her husband two sisters Mrs. Mary Peterson of Ogden and Mrs. Nora Hammon of Blackfoot Idaho and two brothers Joseph Sorenson of Rexburg and Case Sorenson of Sandy.
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Lindon Ward
Lina Sorenson Cobbley
Leonard S. Walker
May K. Walker
Hara Walker
D. B. Thorne
C. J. Cobbley
William H. Dittmore
Chase H. Sorenson
Sandy
A.T. Jones
Mrs. Edwards
Mabel King
Lindon Word Choir
Pleasant Grove News Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Delco Idaho residents Mr and Mrs Winfield Hurst visited Pleasant Grove. Salt Lake City visitors included Mr and Mrs Clarence Hilton and others. Mrs Thomas Gleason ill at home. Funeral services for Mrs Ella Mower Singleton attended in Springville. Temple excursion participants from Pleasant Grove listed. Pleasant Grove High School sent students to Brigham Young University festival with entries in debating oratory and drama categories.
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Pleasant Grove High School
Springville
Glen Robertson
June Procter
Carol ‘Clark
Marilyn Rich
Clarence Hilton
Max Larsen
Glade Hilton
Salt Lake City
Mrs. W. Hurst
Delco
Idaho
Pleasant Grove
Ella M. Cragan
Rhoda Hrevison
Ella Mower Singleton
Cragan
Amon
William Lim
J. Sanford Walker
Lorena Johnson
M.D. Radmal
Lorena Nielsen
Brighatt Youn University
Iayrtle Henderson
Austin Dittmore
Milton Johnson
Edward Smith
Frank Newman
Dave Howart
Mary Byrne
John
Fugal
Olive Adamé
Ford Hackers
Marilyn Richards
Olive Adams
To Show Movies At Meeting Of First Ward Sun
William G. Smith of the Flenaunt Grove LDS Seclety will show moving pictures on Untermeting topics at a meeting in the Farst ward rising evembany. The themes are on the Courses Welfare program and the Life of Christ. A good attendance is expected for the special program.
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F P.A
Utah
Logan
Gene Harvey
Richard Swenson
Jimmy McFarlane
Wiliam West
Kansas City
Boulder Dam
Canyons
Ed Smith
First Ward Sun
William G. Smith
Flenaunt Grove
Will
Farst Ward
Evembanyy
Christ
Board Members and Singing Mothers Attend Sessions
Members of the Hun Timpanogos stake general board attended Relief Society and general conference sessions in Sul Lake ity last week. Notable attendees included Ella Crain Cora Atwood Pence Monson Jennie Johnson Elizabeth Bullock Mary Neves Minetta Gamette Vida Conway and others with Cragan Monson and Gamette at a Newhouse Hotel reception. The Singing Mothers group led by Mary Neves performed with the large chorus and included Norma Hales Emily Long Ethel Lowe Delilah Byland Ada Downs Pearl Adams Blanche Fowles Myrtle Boren Rose Young Nell Richins and Mary Neves.
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Hun Timpanogos Stake
Retief Snclosy
Relief Society
Sul Lake Ity
Ella M. Crain
Cora. W. Atwood
Pence Monson
Jennie W. Johnson
Elizabeth Bullock
Mary C. Neves
Minetta Gamette
Vida Conway
Pearl Adams
Blanche Fowles
Myrtle Boren
Rose Young
Nell Richins
Neves
Mrs Arthur Gaeth to Lecture at P T A Meeting
Mrs Arthur Gaeth of Provo will speak at the Parent Teachers Association meeting next Wednesday April 19 at 3 p.m. in the Central School auditorium on Character Education. All parents are invited.
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Arthur Gaeth
Provo
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Central School
Gaeth
Cleanup Campaign Slated In City All Next Week
A city wide cleanup drive is planned for next week in Pleasant Grove. Residents will rake winter rubbish and tidy yards while Friday and Saturday trucks collect cans and trash in containers. Ashes and dirt will not be hauled. Cooperation is urged for a uniform townwide neat appearance.
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Pleasant Grove City
Migor & A. Kirkasmotycod
KDYL Tenor To Sing At Meeting Of Second Ward
KDYL tenor Robert Reece will perform four solos at a Second Ward gathering Sunday evening February 5. A vocal trio consisting of Betha Storrs Mildred Chipman and Doris Robinson will present multiple numbers including To A Wild Rose sung by Chipman with Storrs on ginlih obliato.
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Second Ward
Ray 5
Merrill
Robert Reece
KDYL
Betha Storrs
Mildred Chipman
Mra
Doris Robinson
Miss Chipman
Howard Paxman
Ginlih
Miss Storrs
Trwit Jensen
Pleasant Grove High School
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Nis
Timp
Dean J. Cobbley
Box
Fisher
Olds
Lansing
Mich
General Motors
Wein
Martin Nielsen Auto CO
American Fork, Utah
Mildred Bezszant
Miss Bezzant
Dale Richins
Bessie Downs
T. Earl Pardoe
John Fugal
Mildred Bezzant
Lyle Hooley
Pleasant Grivge High School
L.D.S. Business College
Fox
Norma Swaggert
Salisbury
Beth Freeman
Brigham Young! University. Is
Helen Ellis
Maurine Lim
Elda Clark
Ariens Heldenreich
Betty Newman
Indy
Laura Banner
Dilon Walker
Edis Gillman
Ruth Rasmussen
Eléa Meyhen
Helen
Parker
Zion
Bryce
Arizona
Adam
M.D. Radmanl
Lindon
Sun
Winfield Hurst
Thomas Gleason
Charles J. Sorenson
Bishop
H. V. Swenson
Viola West
Harold S. Walker
Miss West
Cooperative Health Program
Timpanogos
Hazel Fryer
Sarah B. Hooley
Sylvia Morley
Blanche Hooley
Windsor
Nettie Warnick
Mary Monson
Manila
Hia Tomlinson
Hannah Halliday
Bertha Grey
Thelma Adamson
P.T.A. Meet
Ada Whiting
L.D.S
Silt Lake City
A Mary Wenaoa Ue
Mgeae
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