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Show f Tim f PAGE FOUR. THE . LOGAN, UTAH, D, FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1934. Leaving Scene of Strike Battle U. S. SCHOLARS' i IIERALD-JOURNA- GREAT FRENCH COURSE (Pi) United Press) PARIS, July 26 -- Twenty future American curators of museums or professors of iriticism of the history of art, have arrived here to begin their studies at the institute of Art and Archeology at the Sorbonne. Each i; the winner of a scholarship given by the Institute of Education In New International by York, which is administered the American University union of Paris. Among the winners are: Agnes Eleanor Addison, Philadelphia; Florence Fox Diamond, New York; Wilbur Gorham Dickinson, Lynn, Ruth Frtlon. Mass ; Elizabeth O ; Alice Flimbeth Hamilton, Ford, Fort Dodge, la ; W alter Lyle Gordon, Buffalo; Susan Halstead, New York; Barbara Ives, Upper Montclair; Ruth Miriam Elizabeth Jacobson, Brooklyn; Chapman Jewett, Toledo; Henrietta Maria Landed, Philadelphia; Adele Barre Robinson, Pass Chrisl, tian, Miss ; Katherine Newton Pearl River, N Y.; Frederick O. Waage, Philadelphia; Winston Robert Weinman, Fa- - Rockawrv, N- Y ; W'llma Diana Wolfs, Lam wood, O ; Marie Marcia Mayfiel New Orleans; Frances Moore, Auburn, Ala ; Miriam Si hilil, Brooklyn. and Harold Edwin Wethev, Port Washington, N. Y. Aside from their regular studies this summer, these students will be given a liberal course in sightseeing, visiting the Chateau country, famous museums, Versailles, Two policemen, each armed with a repeating shotgun, are shown Fontainebleau, Chartre, and will assisting a picket, injured In the Minneapolis trackmens strike riot, be shown the Coast of Brittany, to on of tho ambulances which carried away the scores of pickets visiting Deauville and Truevllle and polico who wero shot or beaten. when Paris during hot week-end- s takes a swim at nearby resorts. They will return to America in P. K. Hayes and George Egan the early fall. left on Wednesday morning for Chicago. They expect to be gone two weeks. RICHMOND Mrs. Reginald Walters and little daughter visited from Thursday until Sunday here with Mrs. WalDelmar Webb, son of Mr. and ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James and Miss Hazel Rr. Joseph Webb, W. Funk. Marrus Funk, who is Hirst of Logan were married on rmployed at the Utah State Bank Imwill leave in Salt Lake City accompanied Mr. Thursday. They mediately on a wedding trip to Walters here on Sunday to spend Chicago to attend the Fair. the day. The S. W. Hendricks family met Mr. and Mrs. Milton Webb have In a reunion on Sunday, July IS, returned from a to the Yelat the Hendricks home. Dr. and lowstone Park. trip They made the Mrs. W. H. Hendricks and family trip in company with Raymond of Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. Hendricks and .Cecil Wright of W. Z. Harris and family, Mr. and Ogden. Mrs. Bryan Hendricks and chilPlan Family Reunion dren, Mr. and Mrs. Allan HenThe Lewis family reunion will be dricks and children of Malad, and held on Aufist 11 and 12 at the Mr. and Mrs Russell Hendricks Girls in Logan canyon. Trucamp and son of St Louis, numbering man Hillyard lb president of the 31, were present. This represents organization and Cyrus the entire family group, all of family secretary. whom are living. A delicious din- Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Stevens ner and a social time were enjoyed. and daughter, Jean, of Twin Falls, Spend Holiday at Lava stopped here over the weekMr. and Mrs. A. L. Harris and Idaho, end with Mrs. Lodicy Olsten en HarMiss Alice DaGene, daughter, route home from a trip to the ris, Mr. and Mrs. Ariel Traveller Yellowstone Park. Miss Stevens and family, Fred Whittle, Mr. and remained for a longer visit with Mrs. Thomas Whittle and family, her grandmother. and Julian Robinson, Reed Harris, Mr. and Mrs. James L. Murray, and Marion Harris and their partLeon, and Donna Murray, ners spent July 24 at Lava Hot Reese, went to Ogden to celebrate July 8prings. 23 and 24. They were house Mrs. Eliza .Erickson entertained at dinner on Sunday in compliment guests of Evan Murray and famto her sisters. Miss Clara Plant of ily.Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Johnson and Dillon, Montana, and Mrs. Rose Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson are Card and daughter, Meiva, of on a trip to the Yellowstone park. Covers were Magrath. Canada. will go to Greybull, Wyoming, laid for 30, including besides the They before returning home where they guests of honor, Mr. and Mrs. will visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Lott Adams and Maurice Adams Johnson. of Blackfoot, Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Miles of Melvin Smith and three children Cornish were visitors on Sunday of Fairview, Idaho, Mrs. Emily at the home of Mr. and Mrs. JoHarris, Mrs. Sadies Olsen and son, seph Webb. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Anderson Don, Enjoy Picnic and family of Murray. Mrs Florence Nelson and daughMrs. Roy Kelly entertained the ter, Phyllis, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ray group In honor of Miss Clara Stoddard, Mr, and Mrs. Owen NelPlant and Mrs. Rose Card and son, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Webb and daughter at dinner on Monday, and and Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Mrs. Emily Harris entertained for family Stoddard and family enjoyed a them on Tuesday. Miss Plant left Wilson (above) to climb Mount picnic party at Cherry Creek on Everest on Wednesday evening for her the alone failed dramatically Nelson ranch, July 24. home. Miss A.lfreda Olsen, Miss Francis when, according to his porters, he glaGiven Shower Vernon, Miss Edna and Miss Alice perished on the Mr. and Mrs. Theron R. Farns- Pederson of Logan, left Saturday ciers but 6,000 feet short of bis worth, who were recently married, on a two weeks trip to the Yel- goal. A former British Army captain, Wilson, disguised as a Tibetwere given a shower by thirty lowstone park ana Jackson hole. Mrs. Libbie- Newman of Salt an to elude authorities, made the young people or Richmond on Friafter weeks of day evening. Games, music and Lake City is spending the week forbidden ascent luncheon were features of the here with her mother, Mrs. Mar- training in an attempt to plant the Union Jack atop the peak. party, which wes held on the garet Johnson. lawn at the home of the bride's Miss Mildred Erickson accomparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. panied Mr. and Mrs. Henry Anderson and family to Murray on Sun- - day evening for a few week's visit. Mrs. Jules Albertson and children of Hyrum are spending the week here with relatives. Mrs. Augusta Johnson, and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wtllmore were visitors at Ogden during the week. They were guests of Mrs. Lucille Winn and family. The Smith family reunion was held at the Lewiston Third ward chapel on Saturday. A large deleof the Tamily from Richgation BY MARY E. DAGUE mond was in attendance. Ice SUB Writes NEA Sen Tomorrows Menu family off for tba day with PARROT BURIED THE carefully Blackber BREAKFAST: planned menu in cream, poached ries, cereal, A hamper ceases to CINCINNATI (DP) "Polly. for eggs, muffins, milk, coffee. mind August Heat. 50 years the pet parrot of Mrs. LUNCHEON: and Squash la as a menu picnic Planuing Bertha Henng Robinson, 72, was bacon scallop, sliced tomaburied at the foot of her mistress' important as planning any other toes, toasted muffins, apple meal. Carelessly and haphazardgrave in Vine Street cemetery to sauce, milk, tea. ly done, they contribute to loss In carry out a wish expressed in Mrs. DINNER: White fish baked Robinsons will. When the testaweight and tenoned resistance and In tomato sauce, rice timbales, ment was probated, it was found 'send children back to school in new creamed radishes, turnip that she had stipulated her pet poor cc.ndiUon for beginning the and cucumber salad, greenbe chloroformed and, 'if the rules year s work. coffee. - The buried of the cemetery permit, simplest picnic lunch Is gage pudding, milk, of the foot of her grave. at one sandwiches, tho composed fruit and a drink. The sandwiches must satisfy hunger, provide a macaroni or rice combination nourishment and at the same time dish is an excellent choice. Try, be easy to digest. The fruit and for instance, scalloped potatoes drink do their share toward sup- with ham. walloped tomatoes with plying vitamins and mineral con- bacon, scalloped cauliflower in WHEN IN NEED OF A stituents. Milk for the children cheese sauce, combinations of vegcasetables with meat cooked en .adds nourishment. serole, or stuffed baked vegetables. Adding a Salad Carry these In the dish In which The picnic a bit more on the they were baked. Several thick' CALL 57 elaborate side adds salad and lit- nesses of newspaper will keep tle cakes or cookies. In this menu them hot. the salad may furnish protein or Watennelon for Dessert be the the sandwiches may-stilWatermelon makes an acccp-abmain source of this food element. dessert and is a thirst quenchIf a meat or fish salad is chosen the sandwiches should be made er, too, or sou may have ice PLUMBING CO. The vegetable cream pa' Wed in a vacuum freezer with vegetables. salad needs meat, cheese and nut at home nr commercially packed Free Estimates On sandwithcs to round out the meal. in dry ire. All Plumbing Jobs With the many prartiral and It s a good idea to (airy the salad marcontainers on the Rath Room ingredients in sepaiate containers attractive Complete well and as all the paper and combine them when ready to ket as Fixtures at Popular are so which articles composition serve. 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