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Show SATI'KDAY, MAY 8, 192G AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN SATURDAY; MAY a j9 A ;s8 1st "1 1' ' i 1 Pleasant Grove HewsBaS?fflnoo Prof. Irwin Jensen Will Give Recital of Original Compositions Nixt 'o'lii('s(!a evening, May J2th Tidf. .Ii-hncm will Bivt! a trw recital of li.s (ir.Kinul io!iiir.N,'tions to patrons and h:nii school sni'iitM at the J Ugh School' Auditorium at S o'clock p. m. .Mr. .1'iisfii will leave our local hlfjli s, hool at tin- close of the preHt'nt school year but will remain with us during the Kuniiiicr. Patrons, hltfh! selu.ol faculty and students reKret to part with Mr. Jensen for his work has been appreciated, his genial personal "v '"'li'K a ureal help to his talent. PIUXJUAM VaNe Allegro Ban:l The Triplet (piano) Elaine' Clark Saliiifj u float (voice) Gertrude (Jotirley Lon't Ho What Ye Aaln't (voice) - Hayniond Peterson Little Flower and a (.'loud a (violin) Mr. Mofflt . Olah Gal, Life g Cycle and Nothing Sadder ...II. S. Boys Glee Ghost Dance (plano)....Jennie Gleason The' Question (voice) Miss Fenton The I,ake , H. S. Girls Trio Theme with Variations (cornet) Mr. Jense Darling Mable (voice) Mr. Coulam Sllppln' Along (voice) Miss Gamett Awakening and Slumber .....Band " Vacation ::.T:;"...:.:...:r.j.:""''Band Grove Man Receives Honor At B Y. U. Provo. May 7. Myron West of Pleasant Grove, and a graduate of the Pleasant Grove High Schoc,l was elected business manager of the "Y" News, official newspaper of Brlgham xoung university, at the elections whk.h were recently held. Mr. West won distinction as a musician when he carried off the prhse In the wind instrument contest He has also been business manager of the Bi Y. U. Concert Band for two years.. - The Pleasant Grove MkIi School I'and boys, accompanied by Principal A. P. Warnlck and their director Prof. Irwin Jenson with H. C. flobertaon as our chauffeur, made a very pleasant trip to Salt Lake County and were the Euests of the Jordan High School. Murray High School and Bingham High. In each place a half hour con cert wag rendered and much appreciated. appreci-ated. ' At the Bingham High School I hey wero especially well treated and encores for each number were given. Mr. Jensen was teacher in this school last year and they gave hlrn a royal welcome. During their stay lit BlnK- ham thex flslted 'the Utan Copper mine and other places of interest. The boys and their teachers, were highly complimented on their work.) Pleasant Grove always has progressive progres-sive citizens that come to the rescue of every public need. In this case fhoney was raised by public spirited citizens to defray the gasoline ex pense of the trip. A very enjoyable outing is reported. Funeral Services For Child ' Funeral services for Isaac U. Harris. the eleven month-old child of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Harris, were held at the Windsor church Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Bishop A. H. Lowe was In charge and the choir sang "Some Time Well Understand." V. H. Wlllet, offered the invocation followed by a song:, "Jesus Lover of My SouL'Lby the following quartet, Leon Gordon. Reed Hales, Sthel Lowe and Nona Baxter. Remarks were offered by Mark Downs and Bishop C. G. John- sou. The choir sang. "Beautiful Isle of Somewhere," and "Cast Thy Bread Upon the Waters." The closing pray er was offered by J. V. Johnson. The church was filled to capacity with sympathizing friends. The floral offerings were many and very beauti fuL - . o Each class at the High School met and appointed delegates to the nomi. nating convention Mrfhday, where two complete tickets will be nominated. nomina-ted. Campaign to follow election wIU be held next Thursday. 111 upremacy Fine Steel In the percentage of Costly Chrome Vanadium Steel used, Dodge Brothers Motor Car outranks any other automobile in the world, regardless of cost. It is, everywhere conceded that Chrome Vanadium Steel is the toughest and most - enduring metal ever created for use in the ' vital pans of a motor car. It may not be so well known, however, that Dodge Brothers Motor, Car ranks first in the world in the use of this costly and fatigue-proof material. Dodge Brothers power assembly is almost entirely Chrome Vanadium motor, connecting con-necting rods, crankshaft, transmission, uni versal joint, drive shaft, differential and rear axle. , Even the front axle is Chrome Vanadium the entire steering unit and every leaf of the springs. In fact, wherever any manufacturer uses alloy steels, Dodge Brothers use costly Chrome Vanadium. And in numerous in stances Dodge Brothers employ it where plain carbon steel, even in the costliest cars, is commonly thought sufficient This has been true from the day Dodge -.! Brothers built their first motor car. This explains why the words Long Life, Safety and Dependability are habitually associated with the name Dodge Brothers ""' wherever motor cars are serving mankind. Primary Conference '" Held at the Third Ward Sunday, May 2 The following program was given at the- Primary Conference at the Third ward: Song -"Army of the-Living God" Primary children Prayer Marvin Radmall Song 'Uesus Bids us Shine" Pri mary children Duet Leone Told, Ethel ' West, 0 Love Derfne" Presentation of officers and teach. ers of the Primary association. . Memory Gems First grade Reading Rex Gourley Health play Third grade Song Trail Builders Exercise and Song Blue bird Girlj Pageant Sea gull and Blue bird "The Door of Light" Talks Stake Board members Closing remarks Bishop M. S. Christiansen Song "Shine On" Primary child, ren Benediction Terry Draper. n Primary Program Next Sunday On account of Religion Class and Seminary Graduation Exercised to be held May 16 and 21, the Pleasant Grove First and Second wards witt hold their Aaronlc Priesthood pro gram at next Sunday's regular sacra ment meeting services at 7:30 p. m PROGRAM Congregational song "True to the Faith." Prayer By a Teacher. Song Priesthood Chorus. Story of the First Vision Orville Larsen. Story of the First Visitation of Angel Maroni Ralph Olpin. Mission of John the Baptist Rulon Hone. Reading Owen Farley. Song Chorus. Duties of a Deacon George Gour ley. Duties of a Teacher John Halllday. Instrumental Music. Duties of a Priest Ray Bezzant Remarks by the Bishop. Song Congregation. Closing Prayer by a Priest. What fine World Is Doing As Seen by Popular Mechanics Magazine Student Hair-Raising Stunt Shows Static's Power . Static electricity is capable of other (ixrr antics than causing howls in your radio set At a public exhibition in Portland, Otph, current from a static generator lifted the hair of men "- ft l tfudvnta who sat in chairs near by, gi ins a realistic imitation of what sometimes happens in registering sud-d.Ti sud-d.Ti and intense fear. When the test wa. tried with young women who had boUed hair, the results were not so pronounced. Their hair straightened out hut did not stand up, possibly be-Mii.se be-Mii.se it had been kinked by waving or similar treatment. Brown Eyes Outlast Bine by Excluding Light Other factors being equal, brown evui are less liable to give trouble thi' blue, according to a western 4iialist, for the dark irises act as vurtains, shutting out light and thus protecting the nerves and inner structures. struc-tures. Blue eyea, he declares, are more often the exception to the rule that a normal eye will not need glasses until the person is forty-five years old. Special illuminating devices and lauges enable oculists to examine pa-tit pa-tit nts much more accurately than was possible simply by testing the vision with printed cards. They have inT rumrnts which also permit inspec- oa of the interior of the eye for tnrej uf dim-ana or approaching cataract. Keeping "Rin-Tin-Tin" Fit Keeping the animal actors in trim for motion-picture productions is one of the important tasks of movicdom. "Rin-Tin-Tin," the celebrated police-dog police-dog star, is given momine; exercise in a huge revolving drum like a squirrel squir-rel cage, to keep his muscles firm, his senses alert and his general condition irrwl Tn ahm-t. time, hfi can rjace the eouivalent of a considerable dis tance over ground; the trainer is n.M1 1ikM art A ht Anir ta rtmfprtArl from injuries that he might suffer if he were permitted to run around unleashed un-leashed on motor-crowded streets for exercue. Time-Saving Forms for - Concrete Steps Vhpn mnt-lnir fnrmn far innmii. steps, it takes much time to notch the strincprg and nail on the tread striris. This work can be eliminated by using the type of form shown m the illus tration. As is evident, no diagonal cutting of lumber is necessary. The sides consist of 1 by 12-m. stringers, and 1 by 9-in. material is used for the risers. These pieces are cut to equal lengths so that they r require only spacing and nailing. Lengths of 1 by 4-in utorlc rp iioorl tn hnm tho riser After the concrete has been poured and troweled, a piece of roofing or shenthine paper is ticked over the whole incline. Th w .1 e irrv off ram and prevent the from being used until the coner;te sufficiently" hard. How to Make a "Swimminn Johnny" , A "swimming Johnny Is an amn ing toy that aay boy can biiild from odds and tods about the house. Tht body, cut from a piece of soft run - cedax, is 8 in. long and 2 in. riA, -ARMS BEARING &2 ' (SPOOL m Bevel the corners of what is to be th front end and taper the sides tnm.i the rear as indicated. Cut out a head and taper the bottom down to a slut, der neck which can be fitted tightly into & hole an Inch from the front J the body. Cut a square hole jurt back of the bead to take a small spool m shown. On- each aide of the twt screw a piece of brass or tin to sen as a bearing. Plug the spool, fores a piece of stiff wire through the wl and fit the ends in the bearings, allow ing them to project about in. The arms consist of two pieces of soft wood beveled on one end and the ni. posite ends are fitted securely over ths ends of the wire axle. Be sure the bevel is uppermost when the arms ar forward. Connect the spool with a long elastic band that Basses below th body and attaches to a screweye nev the rear end. This should be taiii when the spool is unwound. Cil the spool and the wire in ita beirings. Wind up the elastic on the soool until it is quite tight, being sure to wind tne arms to the right when the haul faces left. Place "Johnny" in the water and let go of the arms. Touring Car $959.00 Roadster - 955.00 Coupe Sedan $1,011.00 1,073.00 Delivered High School Students Enjoy initiation Party The high school building was the scene of one of the most unique initiation parties ever enjoyed by our local students. The party was given in honor of the boxers, and wrestlers. the basketball boys, the debators, the student body officers, the school play cast, and the opera students. The initiation consisted of each student being blindfolded, laid on a couch where "ether" was administered. The boys and girls were then led to the gym where some one with wet rubber gloves shook hands with them. Then they were led up the steps of the orchestra platform and demanded to jump each one. jumping onto nicely padded wrestling mats provided for the purpose. Each student with their various fears and expletives furnished much amusement for those who had previously been "through the mill." After all had been Initiated each group put over stunts In a very enter taining manner. The wrestling and boxing studeuts demonstrated astBetic dancing, which was very laughable, especially when George Pratt gave a very clever 'Solo Dance;" the school play stud ents dramatized "Little Red, Riding- hood" which caused a great deal of merriment. The principal characters In this play were: Raymond Peterson, Red Ridlnghood and Boyd Nelson. grandma; Ward Clark, the wolf. The original burlesque lines of this play were very funny; the opera players rendered a chorus number; the basketball boys staged a ''mock wedding " the debators, a farce de bate and "The Little Red Hen," was dramatized by the student body officers and was a "scream" from be ginning to end. After the program the boys and girls all went to the domestic science room where delicious refreshments were Berved. Martin Nielsen Auto Co. Telphone93 American Fork, Utah Dddeb Brothers MOTOR EARS Executive Officers On Scouting Meet A ncetlng was held Wednesday night in the Pleasant Grove .High School for all Boy Scout executive committees of the district council. Scout executive A. A. Anderson, of Provo. gave a report of the summer visltlngs for the boys. Chairman. W. W. Warnlck reported that only two out of the six troups of their district are registered. Merit Badges are to be awarded as soon as the boys have registered. C. L. Wright, reported that the fund of 1925 had been collected with the exception of a few dollars from one troup district. Plans have been made and everything every-thing is in readiness for the 1926 summer sum-mer campaign. Domestic Art Department will Give Dress Eeview Next week the Domestic Art students stud-ents will 'stage" a Dress Review. The advanced sewing and hand work articles will be on display in the art room. Practically every girl in the eighth grade and high school will wear a dress of her own making. The orchestra will be In attendance so that the girls can display their dresses to the strains of music. Patrons are in vited to attend the review ahd examine the work of the Btudents The Windsor ward boys have been very busy the past week preparing a fine base ball diamond on the prop, erty north of the Windsor ward church. This and had beeni an alfalfa alf-alfa field belonging to the ward but it. has been turned over to the boys for an athletic feld. 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