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Show f am WbnEmil THE HERALD TAGE EIGHT. FOR SENIOR HIGH OPENING cer. Mrs Loieuzo Hajntn, ,sisltJ bv Mrs Ku.sseil Crockett, enter taired at a bridge parn Thurs due in honor of Mrs Hinson's daugh.er, Mrs Waiter Wonu r, of Salt Lake City Tha gues, list m eluded Mesdan.es Dur Marv stellar, Addle Gill, Ona Edgely, Mae Cutler, Sylvia Maloiboig, Lucille Porter, and Mis- - Leah falter A deluious chn kt n din ner was served at six Fuzes were won by Mrs Cutler ar,.l Mrs. Mdlmbetg ll Mr and Mrs Peterson of Logan were guests of Mr and Mrs. Harvey Bitkmore for sever, al d.ivs Friday night they and Miss Ila N ush and CharV s Olsen enjoyed a s vin at DownetU Mrs R K Willi inis cntei.am ed at a (hildrta's birthday par in honor of her ty Tuesday, daughter Cherrie who was four ycars old Games and stunts were enjoyed after which refreshment weie served A beautiful buthday cake was the i enter of al traction Ten little gues.s were pre to what a woman wi'l go through for love Friday. Mr 'f Under requirements for graduation, two courses are open to thestudent: First, the preparatorycollege course; and second, the vocational high school course. Inasmuch as the college preparatory course prescribes at least one unit either of physics or chemistry, after this year no student will be permitted to take chemistry or physics without having passed course , in algebra. in a half-unFor this reason students should prepare for their course the following year in either physics or chemistry by registering for algebra this year. NEW SURJECTS AKE ADDED All teachers are on full class-wor- k schedule except on special occasions when they are excused for an hour or mors of committee or other special school work, iir. Bates said. Botany, taught by Mr. Hodges, Is a new half unit course being added this year in the science department Journalism, taught by Miss Pearl Spencer, is a new study-ith-English department. and grounds have Buildings renovated and been thoroughly made ready for the opening day. Announcements of the registration requirements, faculty, course of study, and other activities of the Senior high school are being distributed to students. Any who do not receive copies may call at the high school for them, Mr. Bates said. it FRESNO, j ' V NEA The wane of HiminierUme is sen in the revival of ceremonial snake dances among Arizona's Ilopi Indians. This snatslnt at a dimer shows n brave with a snake in his mouth, with his us.istant armed with a feathered wand at his heels. Smithfield fiance, Miss 3eh iltz of Belmont, and Iowa, werp guests of Mr. Mrs. Cecil Deppe Sunday eve ning Mrs. Ce-- il Doppe entertained at a lovely arranged bridge lunch eon Friday afternoon in honor of her mo. her, Mrs. A A. Olson Colors were carried out in pink and green. Bud vases filled with pink and green sweet peas form ed the center niece for each small table Seven of the club membrs were present; Mrs Lowell Smith Mrs. Mrs Bart Richardson, Lowell Van Noy, Mrs Marlin Mrs. Wesley Cragun. Roundy, Mrs James Cant .veil and Mrs. Noble Chambers. Special guests were; Mrs. Harold Deppe, Mrs Douglass Hooper, Mrs Ethel Miles Out of town guests were Mrs Calvin Foss from Preston, Mrs. Carol Olsen, Mrs. Russell Hansen and Mrs. Albert Hugi of Logan and Mrs Ezra Wilson of Hyrum. Prizes were won by Mrs. Mrs. James Douglass Hooper, Cantwell and Mrs. Ezra Wilson. A guest prize was awarded Mrs. A. A. Olson. Rooms were beaut ifully deeoiated with cut flowers Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Nilsonand daughter, Phyllis, Mrs Amanda Miles and son, Wade, Mrs Min. me Nilson, Mrs. Rinda Chambers and son, Jay, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orson S Dairies of Preston Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs Wa'tcr Read, Miss June Read, and Mr Adell Cannon returned Sunday evening after spending their vacation in Bryce Canvon, Grand Canyon of the Colorado in Arizona, Zion's canyon and St George. They traveled about four een hundred miles, and report having had a delightful and educational trip. On the way they went through Timpanogos cave. They were in St George during the American State convention. Legion They went through the S.. George Temple. Going by the eastern, Western they returned by the route On their return they visited friends and relatives in Pay son, Spanish Folk, American Fork, Sait Lake C'ty and Farm ing on. Rinda Clumbers i PROFESSOR DIES At the Grand hi.it , The Spaniards who built Califirst homes must have expected to temain in them for centuries Produces of "The Vanishing Frontier," a story of Old California, starring Johnny Mack Brown: and featuring Evalyn Knapp. ZaSu Pitts, Raymond Hatton and J. Farrell MacDonald, which comes to the Grand Theater to came that conclusion Sunday, after taking several sequences on location in an old rdnch house, built nearly a century ago by Spanish settlers. The ranch house, in the picture the ancestral home of Brown, banda-lern cast as a is in reality nearly a century old. It is located near Santa Barbara. fornias o, Spanish-America- RECOYERS IN WEEK FORT WORTH, Tex., Sept. 3. lle Lyles, eight, punctured a lung on a faucet he slid down a windmill pipe at his Kennedale home. One week later he was released from a hospital beta as fully recovered. trii-Orvi- Word was received early Saturday morning by Dr. N A pt. dersen of the Utah State Agnuii-tura- l college, of the death of bn mother, Mrs. Annie S. Pedei a n, 86, in Ephnam Friday night Mrs. Pedersen had been ill for a month from ailments incidi nt to old.age. Dr, Pedersen had made many trips to the bedside of his mother and ear y today left, with his family, f ,V funeral services scheduled t,,r Monday in Ephrium. Mrs. Pedersen is survived h six children: Louis Pedersen, Suit Lake; N. A. Pedersen, Log.ur Mrs. Annie Anderson and Mi Olivia Anderson and Peter and Henry Pedersen, Ephriam. r CLUB TO AID G. O. I'. BOSTON, Sept. 3. the Roosevelt club of Boston undoubtedly will support in the forthcomHoover President ing national campaign. Named for Theodore instead of Franklin, the club has consistently supported Republican national tickets siliee its foundation in 1919. Mike Rohol and Liui'le, of Eureka Mont., are the guests of Mr and Mrs Wrn. I. Smimway tin., week. E A Jensen of Idaho Falls visited with his father A B. C. Jensen Wednesday and Thu.sday of this week e Ray Brignt is a visk or in Salt Laae ( ily this yt ek H. R Bingham and sms, Dean and Glen, were Preston vintois e.lnesda v Joseph Punltley and Orville Benson of Whitney were Preston business visitors Wednesday The 111 "Health chih, Toe Sna clier--,along with ther pro Jcct leader, Dora McGregor, met Wednesday evening at tin- homo of Edna Palmer. Mr Briber of the Umversi-of Idaho and County Agent Chu.se Ketnl met the group and checked their club activities. The Preston Rotary club hold a weekly breakfast at the Cham-heof Commerce club rooms on Wednesday at 7 30 a. m Pre.,i dent Carl H. Carlson conducted the meeting. Dave McLunn gave a talk on the possible features of boys work in the Rotary club Lucy Cutler gave two piano solos. The Fust ward Primary enter tamed the boys of the Trckkers group and their teacher, Mrs Robert Gibson, at a lawn paity Wednesday evening. Games were enjoyed at the City park after which refreshments were served at the home of Mrs, Robert Lee Kenner. The party was to the boys as a reward for given the best order kept in primary during the past year. The boys presented the presidency with gifts which they had made during the summer. Weldon Aldredge, graduate of the local high school, has re ceived word from the southern branch of the University of Idaho at Pocatello of his appointment as secretary to Dean Dyor, of the University, t Mr. and Mrs. Lennis Fullmer announce the birth of a girl at their home Sunday, August 29th. WeVe Open Till 9 Tonight Closed AH Day Monday, Labor Day hu.-in- Mrs man" MOTHER OF USAC daughter. A. day. Mrs of a -- r.y ' were Salt Lake ana visitor., Thursday and time eon-ti.ti- Palme.--- , business I., "No," says Irene Dunne and the nil ile histoiy of humanity seems to hear her out m her contention. Rcconis of the past- - and present are filled with countless instances of the uni masoning recklessness of the woman whose heart is filled with love "I re, .lly feci," says Miss Dunne, that my latest screen role, in Fan-m- e Humt s domestic drama, Back Street,' represents an actual which is conxtaoly before our eves In the story I "ive up position, wealth, respectability and fnends, simply because W liter Saxel, played by John Boles, is a married man aid must constantly maintain me m apartments iri back streets' And I think that this Universal picture portrays as no other whu h has gone before the tragedy as well as the happiness, of such an association John M Stahl, famous as a producer ot dome, tic drama, directed ' Back Street," and the cast supporting Mi.,s Dunne and Boles ini hides June Clyde, George Meeker, Zasu Puts, Shirley Giay, Wil Palmer and his brother, W. G Jed Mrs Cecil Dcppe and Mrs. A were guests at Olson the home of Mrs Francis Jessop of afternoon to a Millville Tuesday lovely arranged luncheon. Geo. Done of Logan ar.d his The Senior high school will be closed during the afternoon of Tuesday, September 13, to give undents and faculty the opportunity to attend the opening days festivities of the Cache County Farm bureau fair and rodeo. Full hour classes will be held Monday, September 12. and students are being reminded that the first week at the enior high school is considered of vital importance to the educational program and all students are expected to be ready for the full classwork schedule on the opening 30-in- Y-- liam Bakewell, Dori3 Lloyd and Arietta Duncan. It is coming to the Capital Theater on Sunday. At The Capitol sent. tAm' 1932. 3, Preston Me-ri- city-hoar- Another was surprised to see a snake, apparently a young coyly poke its boaconstrictor,, head around a banana. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER I h is been preparation Every made tor the opening ot full day classwork schedules on Monday, September 12, at the Logan .semoi high school to start the jear 1932-3Principal George S Hates .said Saturday morning Students are expet ted to regisand Thursday, ter Wednesday September 7 and 3 ADA I ItE I.TY At I' TO CARRY ON Fat ulty members are fully prepared to carry on the year's work with the expectation that the this year will school enrollment exceed the 700 mark. 1 liree new faces will be seen in the faculty this year. They aie Mrs Kes.sie G Hallard, who was appointed .school librarian last spring by the J. of education; I.ynn Hodges, who is being trnnstcrred. from the Junior high school into the senior high school scimce department; and Fredrick Preatoi who joins the faculty as instructor in manual training He is u graduate of the USAC. Four faculty members spent the lummer .studying at California universities. They aie Mrs Ballard, in Miss Anna Boss, Instructor speech and dramatic arts, Keese and Maughan, science instructor, Evan B. Muriav, instructor in social science. In the home economics department, Miss Iriscillu Rowland and Mrs. Effie Brown spent the summer in various eastern and western states attending home economies conventions and studying home economics departmental methods of other schools. Principal Bides spent some time on the coast and was enrolled for graduate study at the USAC summer session. Other instructors who were at the college or summer T Henson, instrustudyare Arthur Mr. mental music; Hodges, P. A. C. Pedersen, and Miss Pearl Spen- HIDE ANIMALS Calif, Sept. 3. l'l Uncrating bananas is no job for those with nervous temperaments One grocer discovered a tarantula. UTAH. JOURNAL, LOGAN, SNAKE DANCES ON FALL NEAKS PLANS JEADY - j&i enter tained her bridge dub Friday afternoon, at her home. Twelve members were present. The Tueller family held a recently at the First ward The family of seven brothers and one uncle, who with their par ents left for their native land and made their home in Bear Lake valley, were present. One hundred fiftv relatives were present Musical numbers and famA ily histories weie enjoyed. delicious basket lunch was served. The evening was spent in The next reunion viil dancing be held at Bear Lake. The Junior Literary club has arranged the following program for tlie coming season. 6 October Mrs. Hostess, Douglass Hooper; program, open, 20 October Hostess, Mrs. Truman Hiliyard, program, Mrs. Leslie Hansen musical. 3 November Mrs. Cad Clark, program, Mrs. Frank Vtirin, "Morning Becomes Elec-tra- , by Eugene Oniell. November 17. Hostess, Mrs. James Fulkerson, program, Mrs. , Pitcb-'rRonald short stones, by Hart Ison R. Merrill December 1. Hostess, Mrs Mrs. Georgia Smith, program, Aduan Toolson. "As Husbands Go", by Rachel CroCiers. December 13. Hostess, Mrs Christmas Eugene Lundquist, Mrs. Homer urogram, Daines, 7 Open; January 21. January -- Hostess, Mrs. Frank P. Emmett, program, Mrs. James Fulk Braum er.son, "Dracula, by Stoker. Mrs February 4. Hostess, Adrian Toolson, program, Mrs. Harold Elsie Carrolls Deppe, 18. Short Stories, February Hostess Mrs. Martin Roskelley, Hurren program, Mrs William "Once In a Life Time," by Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman. March 3. Hostess, Mrs. Leslie Mrs. Clyde Hansen, program, Littledyke. musical. March 17. Mrs. Homer Daines. Hostess, Mrs. Frank Emmett. program, "Grand Hotel," by Vicki Baum. - Hostess, Mrs. Har March 31. old Deppe, program, Mrs. Ray Mooseman, Mrs. Ruth M Bell's, stories. April 14 Hostess, Mrs. William Hurren, program, Mrs Eugene Lundquist, musical. April 28 Hostess, Mrs. Frank Winn, program, Mrs Martin Roskelley, Hostess, Mary Pi.ch-cr- , May 12 program, Mrs. Foster Clay-Allison's House", by Suson ml, Hostess, Mrs. Clasped May 26 Mrs. Foster Clay pool, program, C rl Clark, "Death Takes a Holi 'day," by Walter Ferns. June 9 j r Heres Another 7:30 P. M. Sensational Sale! BLANKETS Perambulators may he good for most youngsters hut enough Rob-- rt Michael Flaherty, two months old, must have his planes to get around in. The hoy left Seattle with his mother, Mrs. M. as the youngest l D. Fluhc-tever to fly over the transcontinental route of I mted Air Lines, The two are en route fro li Seattle to New York City to join Mrs. Flahertys husband, who i, a lieutenant at the submarine base at New London, y, 69 r Beautiful plaids, patt wool; large 70x80 double; sateen binding. Rose, blue, gieen, peach. Sold at $4.83 net long since. ch onnectieut. 4 for Santa Barbara, Cali where Mr Nelson teaches high school. Preston Third ward Y. L. M. I. A. has re organized with the as the presi following acting dney: Mr, Dave Dailey, Mr3. Clare Biekmore and Miss Selma Friday fornia, in the The Limited One Pair to a Family! Havkes Campbell and Mrs Slum way entertained the and officers teachers of the F ir.st ward Primary at a combined None sold to anyone connected with the store! None shown or sold before 7:30 this evening! Ezra M s. William social and business meeting on evening. Refreshments served. Thursday were ENJOYS TALKIES MARION, O, Sept 3. (tVl Although she is blind, Mrs. Hannah attends Fletcher, 37, of Richw-ood- , and enjoys a talking motion picture each week. Generally she is Franklin Stake M. I. A. offic- accompanied bv her ers will entertain three hundred son, Charles, who explains the ward in scenes that have neither at a social to be held at the Opera House Thurs- - sounds r.or dialogue. ddv September 8. at 8 p. m. Senith Holliday of Ogden is with her sister Vena visiting Holliday this week Mr. and Mrs Scott Nelson left SURE YOU GET S. & II. STAMPS Where Cat he Talley 7 radc.i With Confidence ac-ti-- wo-ke- rs Hostess, Mrs. Mrs. program, "The Barren's Ray Mooseman, Georgia Smith, of Whimple Street. June 23 Hostess, Mr3. Clyde Littledyke, program, Mrs. Truman Hiliyard. CapitoL Last Time Today! JOAN DENNETT in WEEK ENDS 'fell ONLY Li:-- t lime loony! THE JEWEL DODDERY Sunday - Monday Tuesday - Wednesday With VM. ROWELL Anc! KAY Su i. - Mon. A Paramount IRA MIS - Tu?s. Special The Greatest Picture Ever Produced! TOST m TWOS! li: Aside from the growing sccpe and convenience of everyday telephone service, the operator lias a good idea of what the telephone has meant to people for whom we have handled emergency calls. footsteps and voices in the room. An officer who replaced the telephone reported that the woman was being taken to a hospital. What do you suppose the telephone meant to this woman when, alone An operator in one of in the house, she was sur exchanges was on taken with a sudden illnight duty some time ness? Some of our operago when a woman call- ators are on duty at eved weakly asking for ery hour of the day or he!. Sounds coming night, as ready to help over the line indicated in emergency as to that the woman had you complete a social or then fallen to the floor business call. and dropped the teleOur thirty employes in Iaigan phone. Quickly tracing the address, the opera- are actheiv interested in selling leerhane service; they are your tor called Police, and re- fiiends and neighbors. Any oik turned to the subscrib- of them will be glad to discuss ers line. it with you, accept your order, or assist you in any matter relating to the sen ice. Our office is at 22 East ('enter, telephone R Soon she heard the door being forced, quick 10. THU MOUNTAIN STATES TEL. AND TEL. CO. fSP j f |