| Show THIS WEEK The demise of Mrs Lyman Thorpe strikes a particular note of sadness this week She had been seriously ill since the birth of her infant son their first boy Every person in the community had daily made inquiry about her welfare all h6ped she might survive to comfort and care for her husband and three little children Lyman has the sincere sympathy of everyone in his present trial ARLAND TIME PUBLISHED Vpl XI No EVERY FRIDAY 42 Lions Please With MORNING AT GARLAND GARLAND UTAH evenmerit Wednesday of unusual ing when they heard with intense interest from start to finish the exannithe twelfth ercises honoring versary of the Garland Lions club a with public The exercises began Bear River concert high by the directed by C C Watschool bmd kins Tills excellent music organization plpyed thru the national band contest program of classic and popular numbers and received enthusiastic applause from the tabernacle Lower living standards enable areas outside the United States to produce sugar cheaper than we can produce it here many declare and they further contend that therefore we should not continue to protect —— the sugar industry in - our eountryr — The loss of the sugar industry would be a severe We are far from the big conblow to Utah farmers suming markets and must raise products that can be in out a form such as sugar and concentrated shipped meat if we are to maintain any considerable farm population here The sugar beet industry admirably meets Without it we would have to rely on that demand livestock much more than we do and would have to do it without the contribution of beet pulp as a winter fattening ration But now even the livestock business seems to be Argentina can getting branded as “uneconomic” As a result raise good beef far cheaper than can we the government orders the corned beef there for the navy rather than from home packers We despair to think what this particular section of country might look like if it should so happen that it should not be able to produce either beef or sugar It is certain there in competition with other countries would be relatively few people here to consume the goods that producers in the islands or Argentina might like to send Ogden Anticipates $4000000 Air Base shops the entire Pacific and for buildings for a large As personnel outlined the project would make Utah a highly significant link in the defenses of the nation giving it the only air base west of Dayton Ohio west- - numbers band the Following welclub president J Wood the the group and presented Present were Lion? guests special and officers from both the members Brigham City and Tremonton clubs comed Murray B Allen president of the Utah Blind association and John C district governor of Utah Kldneigh clubs The two latter mer Lions or presented interesting addresses the activities of the Utah clubs emdevelcivic in work their phasising opment fellowship ahd relief for the blind and near blind W Alma King briefly sketched of the Garland the accomplishments club in behalf of its city giving re- honor to the charter members here sponsible for the clubs founding and the presidents who had served it Past presidents awards were given to Charles J Wood retiring president and G G Sweeten first president of the club Lydia Jansen of the band played by a French horn solo accompanied Lions Miller Miss Brigham City won high favor with numbers by their excellent double male quartet the A basket of beautiful gladiolus gift of the Tremonton Lions was and by President Wood Club Tremonton Wesley Gephart president was introduced The closing number was an im- WM JOHNS AND EDITOR Ada Thorpe— Succumbs to Illness Funeral Service Set For Saturday At One O’clock The was saddened community Wednesday by the announcement of the death of Mrs Lyman Thorpe whose illness has occasioned grave concern since the birth of her son Mrs Thorpe passed away April 24 at 7 o’clock Wednesday morning Until recently she had been a' teacher for many years in the ward primary Mrs Ada Alice Hlnman Thorpe 33 was born at Farmington on June 24 1905 a' daughter of Robert Paul and Jane Rampton Hlnman She was married 1922 June 24 in the Logan temple to Lyman T Thorpe who survives with two daughters1 Ada Jeah and Tyra and Thorpe an infant unnamed son and her irarenu of Bountiful Funeral services will be conducted pm in the Garland Saturday at ward chapel by Bishop Arthur WellInterment will bo In the Garing land cemetery Friends may call Friday at the 4 to 9 pm residence from family S': 30 pm and Saturday until THERE IS BEAUTY ALL AROUND The city planners who visioned a double row of bridal wreath in bloom down the sides of Factpiy street a few years ago had a dream of beauty that has come true this spring The shrubs have attained a size that makes them wreaths of glory when covered with their bloom The occasional plants which have died should be Brigham Ready to replanted and cared for to make the long rows comTake Over Air Field replete for future enjoyment One bridal wreath can be pressive ceremony necrology beautiful but a mile of it is soul stirring deceased club members membering The $20000 4 conducted Clarence E Smith He airport And speaking of beautiful flowers — there are was assistedby by four small girls miles north ofgovernment Brigham City will Jeanine Skinner not be dismantled as slated this many gardens in Garland now that are a joy to be- - Marlene”' "icing! hold Many of them are resplendant with a wide Mary Gunderson and Barbara Wood spring but will be taken over by laid flowers on the symbolic Brigham City Application for a variety of choice spring posies while some are gorgeous who lease was sent Wednesday evening Of the latter the im- grave placed on thein phtform displays of one kind of bloom comto officials of the aeronautics coma short led C H Last mense tulip bed of Dr C E Wardleigh is a shining munity sing mission Mayor Law of Brigham City It is worth many a long gaze across his said example and numerous now fence The rare The commission wil1 right garden the field and install green lovely varieties of irises grown by Mrs C E Smith A S Huish Funeral leDses on the indicate to the lights now in full bloom also are well worth looking at field Is again ready for use and put) Service Held Wednesday the entire airport in the standard in which it expects condition THE BAND TRIUMPHS City to keep it The commission S ha services for Albert AT A FINE PROGRAM also maintain and pay power Huish who passed away late Sunday PUBLISHER $200 Per Year Schools of County Conclude Class Work This Week Bear River High Graduation Exercises Announced For Saturday Evening at Tabernacle 1 thousand school children of Elder county begin their sumvacations next week Elementary schools closed yesterday In every Kindergarten work in Garland will community and —the students axe start June 5th and continue to July competing In the county track meet 14 announces J D Guderson school at Brigham City today principal Children who vjll enter Commencement of exercises the school next fall wllTTSe eligible for Bear River high school will be held the classes In the stake tabernacle at Garland Saturday evening end the Box Elder high graduation will take place at Brigham on Sunday evening Five KINDERGARTEN ANNOUNCED Woffinden Mrs audience Charles VERNALD UTAH FRIDAY MAY 19 1939 By Next Year The past week or two Garland has had occasion to be concerned about the health of several of its citizens Program Honoring The air defense bill before One of its older citizens and early residents A S Huish Congress million dollars asking 45 has been Club has been laid to rest Mrs J M Fraser for new air bases arid depots and Anniversary carrying an 8 million dollar Item for1 H P Swinyard is redangerously ill of pneumonia an air base south of Ogden Is beported confined to his bed And just this week Mrs In committee ing considered Reports Oscar Hams' another early settler sustained a broken Indicate that It will likely be brot For all of them and for their affected kin the out on the floor and pass In much leg of has a understandand Its wealth form community present sympathy 11 will ' Misfortune and bereavement provide each are known to all year for two ing for the building and equipping and bring all to a common level Nearly four hundred people of the years maintenance airplane - were treated to a program of elaborate to serve TOO HIGH A STANDARD FOR OUR OWN SURVIVAL? — Welcome-Ho- Box mer WORK Boys Given —— me The ward chapel was capacity Sunday evening to by ward members and people from various sections of the county who gathered to hear Walt and BUI Woffinden report their missions In England Musical numbers for the program were furnished by a chorus of from turned missionaries England young men who had been members of the MlUenial chorus there filled The addresses of the young men furnished an excellent picture qf in the British Isles conditions The Woffindens of the were members Mlillenlal chorus during practically Abel 8 to dress in a Rich will deliver the adthe — Beer- - Rive-r- graduate program o'clock sharp be Fred Allen Theurer and that will begin at 8 Student speakers will Theda Jensen Verna An Stanley Anderson excellent musical program has been prepared Numbers will be given by a girls double trio conducted by Oeo O Nye a girls trio with Amy Chrlstopherson CTeo Nye and Venn® Gaddle as members a comet solo by Vernon Cook and a vocal solo by Blaine Thompson were students The following ap8th to receive proved by May diplomas: Fred Allen Voy Anderson Stanley Dick Anderson Farrell Victor Austin Me&rl Bair Reid Bishop Donald Bone George Bradshaw Russell Brown Douglas Burbank Demctrl Candia Wayne Carlson Vernon Cook A C Christensen Alten Davis Grant Cullimore Ray Garland Groups Wait Elison Melvin Erickson Dale Darald Fuller On Commissioners Jack Gam Durrel Grover Harold flalvorsen Hall Seymour Raymond Hansen Verl Henrie Warren HolmA petition 19 property signed by Max Horiye Adam Imthum gren owners on west street at F'actory Evan Iyerson Dwayne Iverson Glenn Onrland was presented to the county Jackson Dale Jensen Don Johnson all of their missions Horace Woffinden presided over the program at which his sons were welcomed home by the community coinmlssioncrs Monday Anderson Archibald requesting Johnson on the road The peLyle Knudson Alfred Landvatter1 out that traffic Into Mlller- Marl this road is heavy andi RaI‘h MelsterMunk Glen Nelson L&Dell Niepresent dusty and badly ner Dali Bebe Okada Lane lson Ogden cut up Palmer Keith Rhode Norman Shaw Members of the Garland City Grant Smith Harold Strand Trude council appeared at the meeting also Trinnaman arid Informed the board that the Taylor Raymond Joe Robert Wassom Doyle Udy city was arrangements completing Watanobe Hartley White Ray White for the purchase of new fire fightWood M J to replace the old ing equipment Donna Anderson Dora Atkinsen and truck and asked the engine commission whether they were dis- - Wilma Bailey Hazel' Barf us Dorothy Geraldine ' Beard Shirley posed to extend their offer for county Barnard Bronson Bernice aid to Garland for fire protection Beck Oertrude on same basis it had been Brough Phyllis Burbank the Lola Cannon Merl Castle ton Nola made to Tremonton and Brigham Tire commissioners announced that Christensen Amy Chrlstopherson the same offer would apply to Faye Coombs Valaine Cornwall Norto land as applied other cities ma Crozler Margie Firth Lydia Fri- Ruth when the ww equipment Is placed dal Fae Fridal Faye Garfield ln service Under the plan the! Gibbs Afton Gleason Norma will allow $50000 per yearj Fay Hall Norma Hansen county for standby service and $50 'far the 5- Ilanion Evelyn Harris Erma hour $10 of which the property land Marcia Housley Whnda Howell owner will pay and $35 for each ad- - Edith Hunsaker Lyddle Jansen Tho- at the age of 74 following a three cost on the beacons and the elec- - ditlonal hour of fire combat time la Jensen Venna John Leone Korth Listeners at the Lions’ sponsored band conceit week s uiness were held Wednesday Luella Vesta Kunz Evelyn Larsen to Lish Janice Lower Beth C Henry Nielsen presented costs estimated chapel! Other maintenance in the ward Manning Wednesday evening were pleased with the progress the at Garland the claim Commissioners of Lael Miller at Moses Rosa $500 per year will be paid by the Arthur of the direction under Bishop Eugenia band has made this year They sensed' a little more for the construction Nelson Gladys Newman Naomi Niel- Brigham City with Box Elder county James Romer Welling of the blue print room in the lower sen precision in its rhythm its more thorough understandDora Mae Ruby Nishiguchl Director Watkins is the music corridor of the court house building! Norr Vernal Oyler ing of the feeling in the amount of $125 24 plus ten Wanda Pedersen Marie Petersen building die organization year by year to a higher The item lrva Ray LaRene Rlchins per cent for- - supervision Bernice standard of excellence of ten per cent for supervision was Schofield Hutsuko Shibata France? whole program of the club WedThe success of presented by the Clerk for the Com- - smith Lois Starr Elaine Stenqulst mlssioner approval and after discus- - Ey Vcne Summers Phyllis Summers nesday evening was remarkable Every feature was as presented was RUth Tazol slon the Invoice Club officers were highly apalive and interesting Melba Verna Theurer allowed of the LaVaun To limn attendance shown Thompson of the interest by preciative Geraldine John G Wheatley chairman 6f Walker Amanda’ Ward so many people as well as by their rapt attention ' " Afton White Eula fa m Uv Man y beaut iful "floral offer- this week while working in her gar-- th Box Elder County Dept of Public! Margie Ward that she at- - Welfare Board and Amos P Hausen Wood Merl Wood Elizabeth ings covered the pulpit and stand den It is reported J ley Helen YagL If there is any possibility that we failed to make musical numbers marked tempted to Jump across a small manager of the Dept of Public before the Commis-- j ourselves clear last week when we attempted to say the service A girls' trio consisting ditch to pick up her hoe and In fate appeared doners arid requested the county to so doing sustained the Injury Miss Amy ChrisMarshal Hunt that the coming of a new market to Garland should of Mis Cleo Nye assume the cost of placing Caddie' perish- Malcolm and Mrs not be thot unnecessary because of the fact that there tophemn able in cold storage CLUB ORGANIZED The ' request Or Vandal sang “Teach Me to Pray” Blaine club met was granted was a good one already here we certainly would want Thompson sang the solo “Face to The Handy Mandy re- Some recent acts of vandalism to be the first to furthei emphasise our hurriedly stated Face’ and Mrs Ireta Bourne sang aild organized at the home of their! Pursuant to the recent request of is WPA susuiting in destruction of shrubs and in Thee” The number ader Mrs Nelda Whitney this week Mrs Lucy Wright who “My Faith We believe view city favorably situated to of sewing projects of officera was held regard- - trees on city property have started male The election a serve far more people than it has been sery-- j of the city marshal and members &nt to hGlp it to J C&rS Jind vice president! ment of quarters to be used by in- - the city council on a quiet search illg IOr jjye pretj ancj Joseph H 'Frances Fashbaugh HaWs NancF A secretary La Rue dividual? oh the WPA sewing pro- - for the guilty ones it is reported possibilities Kirkham and Charles Last The always adequate stocks modem appearance - Speakers were Bishop Wllford w' Nielsen reporter and Alta Bishop JecL the Commissioners agreed to it is the intention to vigorously P Skaggs store Richards Orson A Christensen dis- - 'ong and cheer leader and obliging service of the local of the Utah Idaho has held and will continue to hold the favor and pat-- f 0 n ar company um“' In wishing ronage of large numbers of valley people improvements tition pointed Garland over that it is at of the r this 0 “ new friends well we do not in any degree our enthusiasm for the old friends weaken in Bishop I Richards emphasised m t Comb' °n |
