First Ward Relief Society Work Meeting Planned
The First Ward Relief Society will hold a work and business meeting on Wednesday June 6. Members are urged to attend at 1 p.m. to help complete the tasks.
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Newspaper
Pleasant Grove Review
Location
Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1951
Page
4
The First Ward Relief Society will hold a work and business meeting on Wednesday June 6. Members are urged to attend at 1 p.m. to help complete the tasks.
Thirty thank you notes from Holland and Finland praised gift boxes sent by Junior Red Cross to elementary and high school students. Students at Brigham Young University translated the letters for the receiving groups. Superintendent R. Mitchell notes the project promotes youth understanding and enriches school activities.
The column honors the involvement of high school students in annual compenocement exercises in Tish Valley, praising youth vigor amid war and unrest. Teachers are thanked for guiding ideals of democracy and Christian ethics, highlighting the educators’ essential role in shaping behavior and the community’s future.
Relatives including Mr and Mrs Darrell Yancey Mrs Laura Kimber and Mrs Evalyn Nelson of Provo attended the funeral of their uncle Thomas B Yancey at Taylorsville He died at his home in Taylorsville on Wednesday May 23 born in Aberdeen Mississippi to Jasper and Sarah Yancey came to Pleasant Grove as a youth joined the L D S Church in 1908 after marrying Annie Bringhurst Survivors include his widow one son one daughter five grandchildren and one sister Mrs Flores Yantcey Condor of American Fork
Saye Scrap Metal Farmers are urged to salvage scrap metal to support steel mills. Utah County Farm agent 5 R Boswell notes about 67 million tons needed from all sources, with last year at 61 million, and predicts 6 million more tons will be required this year. Farmers can sell scrap locally or to trucker-buyers, with price ceilings applying to dealers after processing.
Classified listings include floor lamp and appliance repair by Joe Mann in Pleasant Grove and Provo area, babysitting by Marilyn Dodge, home of apartment unfurnished rental inquiries, a 4 room modern apartment for rent in Provo, registered Chesnut Sorrell stallion listing with pasture, a Weiner pigs for sale, and part time or full time income opportunity with Farmers Insurance Group in American Fork. June and May dates appear for some ads.
Recreation on the high school campus continues with music programs from May 28 to August. Jonsen, director, urges parent support to sustain elementary classes, detailing weekly schedules for Seventh through Senior Band, Grade Strings, Grade Wind Instruments, and Vocal groups each weekday.
Family and friends from Pleasant Grove Salt Lake City Ogden Richfield and other areas gathered Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Gray to honor Alexander Gray on his 91st birthday anniversary. After visiting with guests he left with his daughter Mrs Leonard Christensen for Richfield where he will visit for a time Hosts and hostesses included Mr and Mrs Lloyd Gray Mr and Mrs Leonard Christensen of Richfield and Mr and Mrs Karl Faddis of American Fork.
4-H Club Notes invite members and mothers to a judging contest and style show on Monday June 4 at 7:30 p m in the Alpine Stake Tabernacle Ameri can Fork. Clubs include Lehi American Fork Manila Pleasant Grove Lindon. A 4-H homemaking club Happy Home Makers was organized with Deanna Harding elected president Karen Bellister vice president Loraine Herring secretary treasurer Nola Ash reporter Anne Matthews and Carol Warburton choristers. Maurine Merrill will spend the summer at Pond s Lodge Montana.
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