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Show PAGE TWO PROVO (UTAH) ' D A I L Y HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER V,0, SECTION THREE iWAILDLE HERE The Farm Security Arinnmistra-tion Arinnmistra-tion has 970.000 this year to lend needy farmers in l.'tah, to continue the rural rehabilitation program which-has brought an average pain is net worth of 32 per cent, as shown in a recent FSA survey, to each of 4.2.6 previous borrowers in the state. State allocation of the new funds has bern announced yesterday yester-day by Willis R. Dunkley, FSA rehabilitation re-habilitation supervisor in Utah county. Mr. Dunkley said that ample funds are available for either new or supplemental loans to farmers in this county. Standard rural rehabilitation loans are made by Farm Security Administration to farmers .who need tools, feed, seed or other supplies sup-plies and equipment to carry on farming successfully. Money is also available for community and cooperative service loans, which enable groups of farmers to buy heavy machinery or livestock sires to ue jointly. Repaynifnt is scheduled sched-uled for periods of from one to five years, at 3 to " per cent interest. in-terest. According to Mr. Dunkley the distinctive feature of all FSA loans is that they are made on the basis of character. The borrower's ex- ' perience, initiative and willingness to work out sound plans for future operations arc considered in determining- his eligibility for a loan. "We cannot lend to farmers who find other doors to adequate credit still open to them," the FSA supervisor said. "Consequently those who com,? to us for help would generally be considered p.jor credit risks by regular business standards. "The fact is, cur borrowers are not only raising their incomes, net worth and living standards, but making a pood repayment record rec-ord as well." Mr. Dunkley urged prospective Agape With Awe at Uncle i cm i : i S : . i ' O - ..... v - . Tom Harmon calls his little nephew "Champ," and it is easy to see that his famous uncle is a champion in the eyes of the youngster who accompanies the rcat back's mother, Mrs. Louis A. IIar:vort. on visit to Arm Arbor. applicants for loans to v.ri visit his office in the -'New cral building, at Provo, as is possible. ie en; r ed- soon Hiya, Tooths! i.i TXMI'ANCX'.Oa WAl'Jj Km. Merrill Orand&tl That wood lists charming smile is duo to the most photogenic teeth in Holly-. Holly-. according to a recent selection by southern California den-The den-The prize teeth belong to Margaret Tallichct, young actress who was formerly a Dallas. Tex., society reporter. mm i n 7 i r - i s ' ...'V vf I V v - 1 if - - -. Mr.s. Phornas Cordner will entertain en-tertain for members of the Orem Literary club nt her homo 'I'hnrs. 1 day afternoon at 2 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jacobs went to Hcber Sunday evening where they attended the farewell fare-well testimonial given for Mr. Jacobs' nephew. Elder Bill Nelson. Nel-son. Mr. Jacobs' mother, Mrs. Hugh Jacobs, returned to her home in Ileber after spending the week end with the Jacobs family. Mrs. C. B. Holt and Mrs. Yvonne Newell visited with their husband and father, C. B. Holt who is at the Veteran's hospital in Salt Lake City, Sunday. Mrs. C. Lucius Laudie attended a farewell testimonial given for her nephew. Elder Gordon Wright, in Pleasant Grove Sunday evening. even-ing. Sharon S.take Sunday school union meeting was held in Sharon ward Sunday morning. A demonstration demon-stration of the saviors narable nf the sheep and the goat was given with Mrs. Fern Laudie as reader, Miss Dixie Reese gave a talk on the same subject. A mixed chorus composed of Mrs. Ethel Pyne, Mrs. Nina Stratton, Mrs. Naomi Dickey, Miss Venna Vernoh, Mrs. Leo Elder, Mr. Curtis Gordon and Mr. W. M. Vernon sang "Sowing." After which regular class work convened. Mrs. Ethel Finch, Mrs. Venice Finch with Mrs. R. H. Boswell and Mrs. Mary A. Finch of Provo, visited with relatives in Goshen Fridav. Mr." and Mrs. M. F. Crandall and Beth visited with relatives Spanish Fork .Sunday. in Yea Can Get Or. a HOW For Little Ai 0 Lt the l ite of the Buil.!-Ing Buil.!-Ing and our conven ient FIIA-Budget Building Build-ing terim bring you a rtiodernized and Attractive Attrac-tive home. New paint, floors, extra rooms insulation in-sulation and other important im-portant improvements your for a few dollars a month. H Down ftymtnt N Merf 3.1; H Endorser A$ Long at 3 Yea.-j per Month en our H fan th lyPa) 'merit PI a n And, here's a helpful hint I Have new shingles put rijrht over the old roof or side walls! Saves damage, litter and unnecessary un-necessary expense! Gives double insulation value and a stronger, more durable house. ;' i i j m r n .1 1 10.- WEST THIRD SOUTH rnoNE 31 Mra. Mariam Braclshaw and Mrs. Mangum were the speakers in Sharon ward Sunday evening services. Bishop Twitchell talked on the building program. Kent Fielding and Wayne Bellows Bel-lows were joint hosts at a missionary mis-sionary farewell and shower given at the Fielding home Friday evening eve-ning for Frank Jex who will leave for the East Central States mission during the week. Games were played, a "Bible Quiz," being an interesting feature. The honor guest received many useful and timely gifts. Tasty refreshments were served to Wilma Wiscombe, Robei t Gillespie, Mary Gillespie, Richard Bigelow, LaDell Bullock, Grant Blake, Myrle Justasen, Norman Nor-man Smith, Eyle Boyden, Lorin Jex, Phyllis Jensen Jr., Lafayette (George Iliatt, Mae Hodson, Duane Brown, Beth Laye, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Park, June Cragun and the hosts. Fred Fielding of Shelley, Ida., is visiting with relatives in Orem this week. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cobley and son, James, of Pingrec, Idaho were diner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Loveless Sunday. Ernma Jane Patten, nine-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mw, Floyd Patten received a double fracture of her left arm while plaving at the Sharon school Friday, Dr. Clyde Washburn reduced re-duced the fracture. Dr. Thomas L. Martin of the B. Y. U. was the speaker in the Timpanogos Sunday evening services. Musical numbers were furnished by the mothers, directed Farley. Vernon Mitchell Mr.s. Angus Mitchell, has returned return-ed to Walker Mine, Calif., after spending a week with relatives in Orem. He is employed in the store at Walker mine; ward singing by Mrs. Jennie . son of Mr. and r - r , O -'. - " 1 - r 1 Clia llenges which the national defense program present to education edu-cation will be met in the 1911 summer session of Brighnm Young university, according to Dean A. C. Lambert. Although the opening of the season is seven months away, preparations are going forward to provide assistance to teachers and administrators who must face serious problems or the current crisis. With the recently given approval approv-al of the board of trustees, Dean Lambert is conferring with leading lead-ing educators of the nation. The plan is to present a rich program of study in all major departments, he commented. The summer conference on education, edu-cation, which aroused much favorable fav-orable comment last summer, will be repeated. Annually superintendents superinten-dents and principals of the inter-mountain inter-mountain state.s gather at the meet to present their problems for solution. "Undoubtedly the 1911 conference confer-ence will be colored strongly by the problems raised by national defense," D'ean Lambert said. "We shall try to meet these needs while protecting ourselves against indefensible types of hysteria. Real Persons, Cartoons Combined in 'Fantasia' '- r 1 s- v.. B.Y.U. Student is Vice President Bill Gay of provo has been elected vice-president cf t!.;1 Rocky Mountain Cor.fcrcr.ee of Intel-national Relations Clubs, it was revealed Monday on the return of the B. Y. U. delegation from the 1910 gathering cf the conference held in Boulder,, Colorado. Colo-rado. Site of next year's conference will tv? the campus of Utah State Agricultural College in Logan. Mr. Gay was one of the five B. Y. U. delegates attending the convention last weekend. He succeeds suc-ceeds William B. Hawkins of La-Grande, La-Grande, Oregon, also of B. Y. U.. as vice-president ef the crganiza1 tion. PAYSON Reporter The first regular meeting of the recently organized Junior Cultus club was held last Thursday Thurs-day night with the president, Mrs. McKay Christensen in charge and Mrs. Dean Simmons the hostess. Principal matter of business was a discussion and completion of the by-laws and constitution. Miss Helen McDonald Mc-Donald of" the Junior high school ! -J ... t Heal actors and musicians are combined with cartoon flowers and animals in the new Walt Disney feature length film,. Fantasia," which will introduce a vastly improved sound reproduction system. Top left, sketch for a unicorn and a faun user! to illustrate playing of Beethoven's Sixth Symphony. Lower. left, dimensional models which arc used by Disney artists in animating cartoon portions of the dm.. At right, the studio films a "Jive action" scene with Leopold Stokowski on the podium. faculty entertained the group with readings. Mrs. Viron Davis entertained the members of the O. G. Bridge club Friday night at her home in Salem. Special guests included includ-ed Mrs. Asa Spademan erf Salem and Mrs. Von Hill of Pay son. Bridge prizes were awarded to John F. Oleson, Mr. and Mrs. Sid Mrs. Howard Shuler and Mrs. Lawrence Wilson. A group 'of friends were entertained en-tertained at a elinner party Saturday Sat-urday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee R. Taylor. Cards were placed for Mr. and Mrs. S. Boswell of Provo, Mr. and Mrs. Coray, Mr. and Mrs. Golden Taylor, Tay-lor, Mr. and Mr.s. Laban Harding, Dr. and Mr.s. A. L. Cuitis, Mr. and and Mr.s. Orla Stewart, Mrs. A. C. Page, Mrs. Emma Wilson, Mrs. Ilene Bigelow, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor. Mrs. Charles Hansen and d augh- Ml ii IJI.U J ft SIRS. MANILA ni'.OWN Mr. and Mrs. West Hutchings entertained at a elinner Wednesday Wednes-day evening for Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ray-mond Grcesbeek of California. Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Fullmer. ot Springville. Mr. and Mrs. Cliftorct Ilutchings of Murray. Music and ca-ds were the evening's entertainment. enter-tainment. T'ike's Peak was named alter Zcbulon Pike, but it was Known to white men as early as .1700, long before his birth. tcrs visited in Salt Lake City last week. Mr. Harry Andreason and family fami-ly and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Elmer and family of Bingham, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Elmer and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hales ami family of Magna, Mag-na, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Elmer and Leon Elmer of Richfield were here for the funeral of Mr. F. A. Elmer. A i 1 1 ("1 -:. ' r I: 'I ' 1 C l L tm V - dk a Director of Home Service for PROVO CITY POWER and CONDUCTOR of the HERALD COOKING SCHOOL -v i L . . 4 This Ulah County Product Will Be Used in All Baking Demonstrations Conducted by Gertrude Wiseman ... So When You Buy Flour ... I nsist On RED STAR . . . Sold By All Grocers Manufactured By Star Flour Mills, American Fori:, Utah - Phone 32 |
