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Show tH Salin Cagers Take Opener LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST REDMOND O Mr. and Mrs. Zoel Whitbeck. Ralph Thompson and Calvin Peacock of Sterling, were transacting buciness and visiting with friends in Salina Friday. Mrs. A. S. Crane, who spent the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Walker in Salt Lake City, returned Saturday. -- j n, em- Christensen. The choir gave the opening number, Oh, My Father," and the second, Prayer Is the Souls Sincere also the closing number, Desire, Nearer My God To Thee." James Christensen rendered a solo, One and Mrs. Evan Fleeting Hour, Mickelsen played a violin solo. Invocation was offered by J. Arthur Christensen, and the benediction by J. C. Brienholt. Burial took place in the town cemetery, with President H. C. Williams of Salina offering the dedicatory prayer. ployed at Price, spent several days here this week visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Bastian. Miss Yvonne Crane left for Vernal Monday morning. She will be absent indefinitely and plans to make her home with Mr. and Mrs. Way land Mattsson. Mr. and Mrs. Alvie Peterson were in Salt I.ake Thursday and Friday of last week. They attended the funeral services held Thursday for Mrs. R. E Rogers, an aunt of Mrs. Peterson? Mrs. Ann Baker of Richfield, and Mis. Alta Black of Salt lake City, visited Satuiday and Sunday with Mrs. E. C. Wright, a sister to Mrs. Baker. Miss Geraldine Robins, who visited over the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Morrill Robins, her parents, has returned to Salt Lake, where she is employed. j Mr. and Mrs. Roger Felt of Fair-viewho are well known in Salina, announce the birth of a baby girl, pounds, at the hospital in Moroni, January fifth. Mr. Felt is an associate in the Felt & Ridd store here. weighing i' 814 A dual celebration of birthday anniversaries of Mrs. Ellis Sanders, coming Monday, and that cf Mrs. Smith Peterson, coming Wednesday, was charmingly observed Tuesday evening at the Ellis Sanders home. At seven o'clock a tempting dinner was served, covers being laid for eight. Cards, following the dinner hour, formed the diversion of the evening. Members of the Young Matrons bridge club were entertained at the home of Mrs. Ellis Sanders Friday afternoon of last week. The hostess served dinner at two oclock and covers were placed for twelve. In the bridge game following, score prizes were presentd to Mrs. Barney Jeffrey, traveling prize; Mrs. Lenth Rasmussen, first; Mrs. L. C. Smith, second, and Mrs. Smith Peterson, con- solation. Myrlin Carl Hansen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Hansen of this city, is one of 245 new students who have registered this quarter at Brigham Young university, boosting the total e enrollment to 2541 for an record. At present, the total number of students attending the Y exceeds last years total by more than all-tim- 600. Classified Ads AUCTION Horses and SALE Mules, Tuesday, January 17th. We have a customer for the cheapest to the best. Write or wire JIMMY DUNN HORSE & MULE COMMISSION CO., Union Stock Yards, OgJ13tl den, Utah. Martin Jensen was the honored guest at a party held Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Jensen. The occasion was the 73rd anniversary of Mr. Jensen. The evening was spent in playing Chinese checkers and cards, after which an elaborate lunch was served to Mr. and Mrs. Ira Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Peterson, Mr, and Mrs. Byron M Men Schedule, U39 .Tensen, Mr. and Mrs. Ward Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Oral Jensen, Alonzo and conferences compleFollowing tion of organizations of basketball Christensen, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin teams from the First and Second Jensen, Miss Sonoma Jensen, Miss wards cf Salina, and Redmond and Hazel Christensen, Miss Mary JenAurora, a schedule has been made for sen, Redmond; Mr. and Mrs. A. C, Lavon games to be played during January Willardson, Mr. and Mrs. and February, with the opening Christensen, Mr. and Mrs. Othello games set for Wednesday, January Madsen of Salina, and the guest of 18. All games are to be played at honor. Mrs. Mar Mickelsen was hostess at North Sevier high school, and at the close of the schedule winners and a party held in honor of the eighth runners-u- p will compete for the birthday of her daughter, Ella Lee championship and the trip to the The time was spent in playing games, L. D. S. church state tournament. after which a delicious lunch was announced schedule: served to twenty-thre- e little guests. is the Following Mr. and Mrs. Jed Brienholt an FIRST HALF nounce the birth of their first child, Wednesday, Jan. 19 Redmond vs. a son, born Friday, January 6th, at Aurora; Safina First vs. Salina Sec- the Salina hospital. Both mother and ond. baby are doing nicely. Wednesday, Jan. 25 Salina First Among those from out of town who vs. Aurora; Salina Second vs. Red- were here to attend the funeral sermond. vices of Edward Chritltensen were Wednesday, Feb. 1 Salina Second Guy Nielson, George A. Christensen, vs. Aurora; Salina First vs. Redmond. Frands Frandsen, of Salt Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Vance Frandsen, Mr. and SECOND HALF Redmond vs. Mrs. James Frandsen, Miss Lucille Wednesday, Feb. 8 Mr. and Mrs. Dode Fife, Aurora; Salina Fiftst vs. TSalina Sec-- ! Christensen, Nielson and daughter of John Provo; ond. Mrs. Fife, of CeNielson and Wednesday, Feb. 15 Salina First Henry dar City. vr. Aurora; Salina Second vs. RedMr. and Mrs. Irvin Christensen mond. entertained Monday evening in honor Wednesday, Feb. 22 (date may be Feb. Salina of Mr. and Mrs. Elden Christensen 20) changed to Monday, Second vs. Aurora; Salina First vs of Magrath, Canada. Cards formed the evenings pastime, after which a Redmond. delicious lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Sorenson had Lively Bridge Game as their guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Is Social Feature Enoch Jorgensen of Ephraim. Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Brienholt of Mrs. Claud Christensen delightfully Bakersfield, returned to their home entertained for members of the Saturday after several days spent bridge club and a few guests at her visiting relatives and friends. home Friday afternoon. Small tables Moroni Jensen entertained a numwere arranged for dinner and followber of close friends at a stag party ing the hour, cards were played. Mrs. Tuesday evening, the occasion being Charles Larsen was a successful con- his birthday anniversary. The time tender, winning the first place for was in playing cards, after spent high score and also the traveling which a delicious lunch was served. prize. Mrs. Merrill Nielson was preMr. and Mrs. Ernell Jensen were sented with the prize for seernd high host and hostess at a party Sunday score. Twelve members and Mrs. Zoel The evening was spent in evening. Whitbeck, Mrs. J. M. Christensen, after which a delicious cards, viaying Mrs. W. H. Wyatt and Mrs. A. C. lunch was served. tray Willardson were guests. Mrs. Deloyd Christensen was hostess to the members of the Self Culture club and Mrs. Lee Tatton, at Vme Friday afternoon of last Marjorie Crane Editor JOUND Travels 1090 FT Crafts Enjojed Airplanes have better 2T A When Race made Than i00 miles per HOUR vWE READ THAT IN AVIATION HEWS a horse,OR SWIMMER. w RUNNER. BREAKS A SPEED RECORD By Girls. WE READ "THAT ON THE SPORT The girls in Miss Boyer's crafts class have had some excellent oppor-- j tunities this yeir to lea n to make useful things very inexpensively. They have made seme veiy beautiful bowls out of newspaper, lair'd y bags, which they designed themselves, and cake pans which are outstanding for! their artistic design and usefulness.! They have learned to make pottery, and that made by them was original in design and shape. They have made candle holders, book ends, and other things by making clay molds, and casting them in plater paris, then designing and painting them. They are now starting to make leather purses PAGE. BuT WHEN some reckless motorist Toum TURNS THE HIGHWAY INTO A SPEEDWAY WE OFTEN FIND THAT IN THE Wed to r column. OBITUARY Sid Wk. $ he is j . These will which they will design. cost them only the price of the lea- ther. The gills are very happy for the opportunities offered in this class and really enjoy the work. Visitor Discusses Curriculum. Dr. Burton K. Farnsworth, of Salt Lake City, supervisor of the secondary schools of Utah, visited North Sevier high school last Thursday. At four oclock in the afternoon he discussed with the faculties of the junior and senior high school the work that is being done by a committee of the state department of education on revising the curriculum of the state secondary schools. The emphasis in this new curriculum will be placed n the interests and needs of the stt dents instead of on formal subject matter. The importance of experience and activities of students is also to be stressed. The entire curriculum is to be built from the point of view of the child instead of from the point of view of the adult. Children, not text books, are to become the center of the new curriculum. , study of the essentials of animal breeding. Through this course they have been taught why it is necessary to study animal breeding in order to become successful animal breeders and stockmen. Although the content of this course is rather diffieu't, it is especially beneficial because it opens up an entirely new vocation as far as agriculture is concerned. Animal breeding is work to which one can devote his entire life; also work which only intelligent men are able to do successfully. For this reason the boys of the class in farm mechanics have been very eager to master this woik. Besides being a profitable course, it is also challenging. Christmas Bride Motif at Shower Seminary Offers Varied Program. Mr. Wilson, president of the Western States Mission, visited the sem-- 1 inary last Friday, and gave the students some very interesting information an advice concerning missionary work. The church history classes are reading the book which contains the actual experiences of the Mormons in novel form, The Souls Fire, by Josiah Stokes. Although this book is a history of Mormon progress, it is written in such a way that it demands the interest of every student. Knight, Mrs. Harry Miller, Mrs. Charles Cloward and Mrs. Georgrf Dennison. Invitations were issued to 125 guests. Farmers Study Animal Breeding. P. T. Henry, mining operator in For the past few weeks, the farm includes which the management class, Marysvale district, and Mrs. the senior boys, has consisted of the Henry, spent Saturday in Salina. Prominent in the social affairs of this week was the miscellaneous shower given Wednesday afternoon in honor of the marriage of Miss Florence Dennison and Henri Squires, which took place Christmas day at the Dennison home. A cleverly arranged program consisting of readings, musical numbers, and interpretive dancing were entertaining features. At four oclock a tray, luncheon was served and Mrs. Squires displayed an array of pretty and useful gifts. Hostesses for the occasion were . Mrs. George Miller, Mrs. T. Discussion of examinations and epidemics, school problems vital to all, will form the topic of discussion at the district school P.-A. meeting to be held at the grade school building next Wednesday evening, starting at 7:30. Miss Pearl Black, school nurse for North Sevier, will T. be the principal speaker. dont borrow! Subscribe WINTER GAME h HERE-T- . Local Director Attend "We'll Gall you Up" When members of your family.. . relatives or close friends go 'away, arrange for visits by telephone. W ritten words can't substitute for your voice or theirs. It's inexpensive too. to toll yen rules to nuy towns t TELEHAPI COMPANY miiu, J. Owen Dastrup, member of the of directors of the Associated Civic Clubs of Southern Utah, from Sevier county, was among the officers utterding the annual banquet tendered members of the Utah state legislature, held at the Neiyhouse hotel Monday night. The affair, in keeping with past similar events, according to Mr. Dastrup, was marked with high success. 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TIE KB8NTAIN STATES TELEPIONE encyclopedia vi.-ite- Tuesday. Tbt eperntor will btgUul SECOND .WH READ THAT IN TH Maik Nichols, state supervisor of agi krulture, who visited Noith Sevier high school Thursday, January 5, was much impiessed with the woik that is being done in mechanical art, sud the pervised by Karl Stott. He department of agriculture and discussed with E, Smih Peterson, instructor in this department, specific phases of keeping records. Mr. Nichols, who had had a wide experience in assisting youth exhibit livestock at livestock shows in California and Utah, also visited the homes of Future Farmers who are feeding stock for the show at San Francisco in April. Mr. Nichols reported that six boys will have steers fat enough to hold out under the keen competition of the show. tives and friends from Sunday until Vv PR State Supervisor Visits. week. Mr. and Mrs. Elden Christensen of agrath, Canada, visited with rela- 'V, SAFTy SPEAKING OF NORTH SEVIER SENIOR HIGH NEWS I Thelma Jensen, Correspondent Funeral Services. Friends and relatives gathered from (Continued page 1) afternoon of last week at Thursday fifty students and citizens attending the ward to pay their last and chapel the game. to the earthly remains loving rspects Tonight, Friday, the Wolves will of Edward Christensen, and the many tale on the Bickneli boys for the flowers were silent tributes of lovely second game of the season, and on the love and esteem held for the dethe North Sevier high school floor. ceased. The services were under the The Snow Shovelers, in times past, direction of Bishop C. C. Bosshardt. have produced some classy playeis, Speakers who eulogized the worthy life of Mr. Christensen and offered words of condolence and sympathy to the bereaved ones were C. M. Mick Chas. C. Jensen and Erastus Miss Eva Jensen of Mayfield, spent Wednesday and Thursday of last week visiting at the home of Mike Rastian, pharmacist and SAUNA SUN, SAUNA, UTAH GREAT OLD WHITER STARTING... |