BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, APRIL 18, UM PAGE EIGHT iu torn Fiirp To Judge a- in ami At Festival ' i Mrs. Alivia Heed spent Easter with nutsnn of Rierby. Idaho, her daughter, Mrs. Ward Shuman. was a (Unner guest Tuesday evening Roy Pymm spent Sunday with relof Mr. r.nd Mra. vernai namr. atives in Tremonton. ' Tlrs. George Quinney entertained Mrs. Gifford Watland and daughV. C F. at her home Wednesday Ia-ir.' A delicious luncheon was ter, Shirley, were Ogden visitors Saturday. served to twelve. t- -, Faie Haws Married To E. F. Duff in, Moiu ""'V!' , """"" .' ' Announcement is made of the marriage of Faie, daughter of Mrs. J. K. Haws, formerly of this city, to Erring T. Duffin Wednesday, April 15, at Salt Lake City. A reception was tendered the newly weds in the Belvedere Ward amusement hall in Salt Lake City Wednesday evening. The Hall orchestra, of this community, relatives of the bride, furnished the music. The bride is well and favorably known here, having spent most of her life in this valley and has a host of friends whom the Leader joins in extending best wishes for a happy mar' ried life. After May 1st, they will make their home at Aberdeen, Idaho. ' - YANKEE - SPRING TRAINING Dl Manto shows Ho Carthy bow he bate. H . JX ' JT fJ A VvJ J It Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Austin of GarMrs. Roy Pymm and ( children of land announce the Smith Beth and marriage of their Oorth and Gwen, with daughter, Maxine, to Ersel Adams, Salt Lake City spent the week son of Delos Adams of East Garland. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Bennett. The young people were married in the and Salt Lake Temple, Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Munk April were Logan vis- 15. Both are highly respected in their daughter, Dorothy, communities. Mr. Adams was recentitors Sunday. i Mrs. Bertha Harris1 entertained the B. B. Bridge club Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Helen Anderson was a special Ransom guest. Lola Winzeler, Hazel and Helen Anderson won prizes. ly made ward superintendent of the Sunday School and Mrs. Adams has served as the effecient secretary of the Garland ward. They will reside in East Garland where Mr.' Adams operates a splendid farm. Thomas Waldron commenced the erection of a new home, Monday. It will be located west of the chapel. Mr. and' Mrs. C. W. Green and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon John spent Sunday at Layton. A t.a. Zora Luke and daughter, Flo, vi ited in Tremonton, Saturday and Mra. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Douglass Cannon spent Saturday at Salt Lake City Mr. Cannon attended" a Teachers AsT " sociation meeting. V CHILD REORGANIZATION FRIDAY, APRIL 17TH The Tremonton P. T. A. urges all parents" to he present at the L. D. S, church at 7:30 on Friday evening (a half hour preceding the operetta) for the business of election of f officers The P. T. A. has been organized to ter with their parents. benefit child and parent and it is your Mrs. Ward Shuman spent several privilege and duty to participate in ' the activities. days this week at Ogden. (Signed) Mrs. G. H. WATLAND,, President Arthur Johansen came home from Beth Oyler, Gloria' Dalton,: Cole Winzeler, Gerald Munk, Mildred The-ure- r, Maurine Cook, Bertha Landvat-te- r and Margaret Jenkins spent Eas- AviatOr school at Glendale, Califor nia to spend Easter with his parents. Leader Ads Get Results Spring Bedding Sale Featuring the Famous H&tBEiiT L BOUGHT BY US AT LOWEST PRICES! DIRECT FROM SIMMONS COMPANY! The prices are so low you will feel compelled to take advantage of this golden opportunity. All merchandise is of newest style - - newest design - - all the latest improvements that insure comfort and durability. You may need dozens of things - - but FIRST provide your family with the best of - - see these sleeping equipment! Come to the store early famous Simmons products compare their quality and prices - - then replace all your old sleep equipment. "jt $'J$ t i' JAPANESE TREES ARE " " GDJT OF S. Y. SHD3ATA TO B. R. H. S. AND STAKE CLARKG. State Music Festival To Be Held at Logan LOGAN. The judge of the State Music Festival at Logan, April 30 and May 1 and 2 will bei Herbert L. Clarke director of the celebrated Long Beach California municipal band, and cornet cul-turi- ( soloist for Sousa's band for 22 years, Professor N. W. Christiansen an- nounced recently. . Director Clarke first came into fame as a cornet soloist of the Pat rick Gillmore band in 1892. Gillmore was the originator and pioneer of the great concert band in America. When he died and his organization was disbanded, Professor Clarke was offered the solo cornet position with John Philip Souso's band.. His sensational solos during world tours and transcontinental trips with the "March King" earned him the title of "World's premier Cornet Soloist." He held this post and that of assistant conductor with the Sousa Band for more than 22 years. In 1916, he. became the conductor concert hand of the of Huntsville, Canada which he de veloped into one of the greatest bands' in the Dominion. Returning to the United States ia 1922, he. was engaged as conductor jot the Long Beach municipal band, which, position he high-poi- - nt ; I : Relief Society News - ' , '." reading. A lesson on textiles' was given by Vesta Moore. Mrs. Elwell was in charge of the children's room. 15 children were - i fi I! timwr Ones! Ones! Or- ses! Recruits an English regiment practice on these wild wooden stallions! - - present. At the conclusion of the meeting delicious refreshments were served .".'. by the Singing Mothers. - Mr. Lamb and Miss Catt discuss the more p abundant life the price of the woolen market and the weather. Subscribe for the Leader cat-ni- Hospital, Washington, D. C. CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS ' SPEEDY AIRPLANE SERVICE '( GIVEN CALLISTER 'MOTOR CO. Walt E. Sours and Jess Jackson drove into the Ford garage last Fri day night for repairs on their car they had just purchased from. Shar-mon Auto Co., of Salt Lake, the trouble being a burnt out bearing.. New parts were brought to them by air Harold Farnoff, chairman; Professors plane and the service was rendered in N. W. Christiansen and Walter Welti one hour. This is the first plane serof the Utah State Agricultural col vice of this kind in Tremonton. Mr. Sours and Jackson were grateful for lege. the fine service rendered by the Shar-moAuto Co. and the Ford Garage They are mining men and were on their way to Butte, Montana and then to Nevada, n SUBSCRIBE FOR THE LEADER The United States Civil Service Commission has announced open competitive examinations as follows: Junior astronomer $2,000 a year, Naval Observatory, Washington, D. C. Marine engineers, various grades, to $3,800 a year, Navy De $2,600 part-men- t. various Agricultural engineers, grades, $2,600 to $4,600 a year, Bureau of Agricultural Engineering, Department of Agriculture. Junior veterinarian, $2,000 a year, Bureau of Animal Industry, Department of Agriculture. Clinical director (female), $5,600 a year, director of laboratories, $5,600 a year, associate psychotherapist (female), $3,200 a year, Saint Elizabeths Assistant director (historic sites and buildings), in the National Park Service,' Department of the Interior. The entrance salary is $5,600 a year, less a deduction of 3 J percent toward a retiremen annuity. Applicants must have, successfully completed a four-ye- ar course in a college or university of recognized standing, and, in addition, must have certain specified experience. The applicant's experience must indicate, among other things, thorough and comprehensive training in American history. Full information may be obtained from the Secretary of the United States Civil Service Board of Examiners at the post office or customhouse in any city which has a post office of the first or the second class, or from the United States CivifS)r-vlc- e Commission, Washington, D. C. MARCH - OF - PROGRESS - SALE DOLLY MADISON CHOCOLATES Y2 POUND :.. 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Budd, who has conducted a plumbing and heating business in Salt Lake City for the past 20 years, is now in our employ as master plumber. This addition puts us in a better position to serve the people of this valley with as high a class workmanship and service as can be obtained anywhere in the state. ' . Sleep Luxury at a Price Announcement st - HONOLULU SENDS HISTORIC AIR EXPRESS SHIPMENT Sec'y Ickes (right) receives from Samuel W. King, ConKrec-sion- al Delegate from Hawaii, a large container of pineapple juice sent by Governor Poindexter. (The first air express shipment from the Hawaiian Islands to the mainland left Honolulu on China Clipper March 8., Immediately upon lis arrival in . San Francisco the package was forwarded by air mall to Delegate King, who received It at the Washington Airport on, March 10.) In Its fast trip of nearly &000 miles, this container of- Hawaii's famous Juice made air transportation history. Anglo-Canadi- an now holds. "This is one of the famous bands of America, and unquestionably the outstanding band of the west," Pro fessor Christiansen said. The band, established in 1909," is composed of experienced players of international reputation. Twelve soloists are featured weekly. All afternoon concerts are broadcast. Two concerts are giv ' en daily. In recognition of his distinguished interest career, and his whole-hearte- d in the band movement, the American Bandmasters' association unanimous ly elected Director Clarke, president at the fifth annual convention held at Toronto in April, 1934. The judges committee for the State Music Festival is compromised of Ten choice Japanese flowering cherry-twas the gift to the high school of Mr. S. Y. Shibata of Garland. They were received and planted Saturday just south of the new shop building and west of the tennis courts in a cluster, under the supervision of W. I. Kurosumi, an expert plant from Ogden. Mr. Shibata also gave five trees to the Bear River stage lo oe piantea on me laoercmcie grounds in Garland. These trees are a symbol of Japan and a priceless gift- In Japan when they are 'planted everyone . wears beautiful costumes and a dance is held. Mr. Smith expressed regret that the planting couldn't take place on a school day so an appropriate ceremony could have been held. Mr. Shibata is father of Joseph Shibata, the boy in scholarship, from the senior class this year. rees April 30 and May 1,2 - QUALITY BEDIMING ' PRESCRIPTIONS H DRUGS f Jremokton, FOUNTAIN SERVICE iAta rYYTTIIIIIIIIIIIIIYlC IIIIIIIIIIIIIHIYTY1