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Show JC Sponsors 2 Community 4 "Community Betterment Prois being sponsored during the month of May by members of the Logan Junior Chamber of Commerce, according to Keith Hansen, general chairman. Other members of the Community Betterment committee are Keith Jorgenson, Dr. John Worley, Richard Sondrup, Jim Nichols, Bill Park and Fred Critchfield. It is the first major project of this kind undertaken by the local Jaycees, and the funds taken in during the month will be used to help improve the community by cleaning up parks, making and setting up picnic tables in different areas for both tourists and local people to enjoy, and painting n lwuses and other buildings for families unable to finance it themselves. Climax of the month-lon- g drive A intro-prese- j Hy-ru- m also be held on and the public is inMay vited to attend. There will be free boat rides given away at will 24-2- that time. The organization of a Boat Club Is also being considered by the Club, and this would be done in conjunction with the Hyrum J. C. organization. Tickets for tire dance may be purchased for $1, and may be obtained for the next three days at Agathon whao the boat is being exhibited. After that time, the boat will be found in different parts of Main Street in Logan. 1954, has resigned his ition to take a new post j nt pos- at the United States Naval Post Graduate school in Monterey, California. Dr. Bjarnason will inaugur-a- t a course in the humanities. His new title beginning July 1 will be professor of English Literature. Dr. Bjarnason was born in Logan and received his primary and secondary education in Salt Lake City. He received his bachelors and masters degrees from the University of Utah, a master of. arts in Scandinavian languages 0LDP!NT COMFORT Ya. -ain arrY P- nd literature from Harvard uni-jeversity, and a doctors degree attacking the Supreme Courts 1954 school segregation decision from Stanford university. (and other recent rulings: believe that in the past 25 Monthly meeting of the Ladies American J'eais 've have lone mole t0 de Auxiliary, Disabled Veterans, will be held Monday at stroy the rights of states, and for 8 p. m. at Mrs. Alvira Larsens that matter, Individuals, than in residence. A large attendance is a44 our previous history. desired. r. Tree Worms Now Hatching Tent caterpillers, sometimes called tree worms, are now hatching out on twigs of fruit trees and shade trees, according to Dr. George F. Knowlton, Extension Entomologist, Utah State University, Logan. They are readily controlled by the usual spray program in commercial apple orchards by all who follow the spray recommendations in the Official Fruit Pest Control for Utah 1958, bulletin. Free copies of tills bulletin are available at your local county agents office, Dr. Knowlton stated. When only a twig or two are infested they can be cut off and burned. When larger areas, or entire trees and shrubs are attacked by these caterpillers, a DDT spray, or a combination of DDT and malathion, will give excellent control on any trees and shrubs about the home. Parathion Is not suggested for use against tent caterpillars except in remote areas where people will not come in contact w'ith this highly poisonous insecticide, Dr. Knowlton indicated, "although parathion will kill the tent caterpillars. LEGAL NOTICES and r.i arimanship Fborate Commit t oont.T Clerk or tho Brapertir Signer For Farther Information NOTICK TO CRKDITORS WANDA ASHDeceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at the office of Attorney Zachary T. Cham-pli- n, 151 N. Main. Logan, Utah, on or before the 5th day of July. A. D. Estate of SARAH CROFT 1958. C. LELAND ASHCROFT. Administrator of Estate of Sarah Wanda Ashcroft, Deceased. Pubi. dates: May 4, 11. 18, 25. June 1, 1958. TO CREDITORS SAPHRONIA IONE Deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at the office of Zachary T. Champlin. 151 N. Main. Logan. Utah, on or before the 5th day of July, A. D 1958. N. E. MUNK. Administrator of Estate of Saphronla lone Munk. Deceased. Puhl. dates: May 4, 11, 18, 25, June NOTICE Estate of MUNK. Hyrum First Ward Primary The Gospel Sunday service, Light, will be held at 7:30 p. m. tonight. All Primary chiitiice and their parents are invited to at- tend. The Primary children are asked to be at the chapel at 7 p. m. GEM government news: There is more circulation to be got out of pounding on and peeking through bedroom doors than there is to be obtained out of breaking down the doors of the defense establishment." es Pntrol SoOttGCI standing academic records, X-r- WAITING FOR PRICE declines to purchase almost anything may be the wrong procedure. At least that's what some experts think when it comes to the stock market. It could well apply elsewhere, because there are so many built-i- n costs that price reductions are difficult to make without inviting bankruptcy. Take the stock market. Here's an intere: ' lg slant put forth by one of Wall Streets experts, L. C. Hooper, analyst for W. E. Hutton & Co. Some of the buying psychology is peculiar something new under the sun, says Hooper. For instance, one large institution has been thinking in terms of picking up 100, shares of a certain blue chip over a period. It expects this stock to go 10 or 15 points lower. But it is buying every day now because the buyer feels that he never would be able to buy more than a few thousand shares at the low. Perhaps that buyer is wrong, and Hooper notes that some of the present institutional buyers of stocks might not be as enthusiastic when they find the recession is lasting longer than they now estimate, and when they see little evidence of major heavy in- Prentice-Ha- ll JuN AND NOW A Mrs. S. F. Ballif. in behalf of her family, wishes to tender her most sincere 'hanks to those kind friends who assisted her durin the illness of her mother, Mrs. Susan AnBell. who died Wednesday morning last. "During the time the workmen were filling the R. K. Thomas trench, on Third Street, yesterday, one of their horses fell into the trench several times. Strange to say however it escaped without injury. On Wednesday morning next, at six oclock, the Sage Brush Glee Club will leave Loean by team for Bear Lake. They will travel, going by way of Logan Canyon, and return by way of Blacksmith Fork. They will stop on Wednesday night at Garden City, and go to Paris next day. The grand concert they are going to participate in will be held on Saturday evening, and on Sunday they will attend thp stake conference. Quite a number of friends say they will accompany the club on the trip. On the evening of July 24th, the relatives and friends of Mr. and Mrs. Hailstone met at their residence to assist them in celebrating the tenth anniversary of their wedding day. The presents of tin ware were numerous and useful and a pleasant evening "ROMEO AND JULIET" Color 7:30 AND 9:40 P. M. i exnc-taiion- low-inco- pow-thir- MAY WEDNESDAY, 7th ONLY! CAIFTOl NOTE: DUE TO CIRCUMSTANCES CONTROL. J. CANCELLED OUT THE SHOWING of ARTHUR BEYOND OUR PRODUCTIONS RANK OF "HAMLET" r EXTRA! Northern Utah! ..Tales of the Black Fort NOW! Features MTT1 1- Open 1:15 p.m. 40-- 3 : 8:10-1- 0 10-- : 5 55 25 THE MOST SIGNIFICANT HUMAN snii,3 cgi .. . DRAMA EVER LIVED Exciting emotional drama on a scale the supreme never betore seen entertainment of all time! - ' Technicolor By Two Performances Only Showplace . ... s. ImiSUNDAyl prim rainoj mu.K. b. NARHtA If Mm! M IbkiI X Inti GUOS It ! Niy h llS LI! uni it ill sm It ill tiHadw PLUS mmm 3 Every Saturday From 6 p.m. TODAY AT 1:45 P. M. ALSO MON., TUE., WED. William Shakespear's 1891. William; SPECIAL Buffet Lunch 50c Final Fine Arts Film Festival that appeared in the Journal during the last week of July 29. 1893. ALL NEW TODAY EVE. j o FEW local items - Large Crane 250-to- n i SUNDAY. MAY 4. 1J5 Lutfun (Cache County) Utah to partake of all the numerous delicacies they wished for the ri-diculous price of 15 cents. ing the evening those present were favored with vocal solos by At the conclusion of the ReGeorge W. Thatcher Jr., and lief Society conference at Hyrum Bessie Morehead, also a violin on July 20th the ladies were ser- solo by Charles Harris and a enaded by the Union Band of recitation by Miss Larsen, each Hyrum, who played several nice of which was worth the price of airs that were much appreciated, admission. it was a kind act on the part of The YLMIA of the Third the band as they had to leave .Ward tendered a very pleasant their work in farm and field in surprise to its president. Mrs. order to give the concert Rebecca Eames, on Wednesday Chris Olsen of the 5th ward evening in the form of a straw-- 1 is seriously ill. His attack is said berry and ice cream festival. to be due to extreme exposure Mrs. Eames was taken completeto the rays of the sun. ly by snrpirse by the sight that The ice cream festival given met her eyes as she entered t he by the YLMIA of the 1st ward oil meeting house. In addition to the Wednesday evening was an en- delicacies that had been prejoyable affair, socially, artistical- pared, a nice program ot songs ly and from the gastronomic and recitations was rendered, point of view. The many kinds of and the whole entertainment was rake were delicious, the rasp- concluded with a dance. Mrs. berries were lucious and the ice Eames was presented with a cream was perfection itself How- handsome glass set as a token of ever it was not a financial suc- esteem. cess as everyone was welcome (To be continued) ole-'S'v- ' n-- Min-aboa- lanterns. At 11 oclock tables were spread on the lawn and refreshments were served Anvd a profusion of flowers the large birthday cake was conspicuous It was an elegant piece of work by Mrs. J. P. Smith, tastefullv Welfrosted, and the words. come to our friends' appearing on the ton in colored frosting. t All present were greatly with the partv and departed at a la'p hour wishing their friends would enter' am them on other happy occasions. Stake President Budge and Bishop Stratford pas-- 1 ed through our city, to and from Woodruff and Randolph, where they report holding and addressing meetings and visiting the Sunday School at the place. Several Loganites. including Professor Todd and Rev. Greene drove through here on Saturday, on their vacation tour. Logan is represented in Laketown now by was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Burgess and Mrs. Edward Crowther, who are visiting relatives and friends. Pioneer Dav was poplbra'ed here by rendering a S u n d a v School, troaram of songs recitations and sneeehes at the lake in the morning- baseball on he soi'ere in he afternoon '"d ball at Kearl Hall at ninht. Fiftv-on- e gentlemen "urchasH tickets. Round Valiev Ward met at the" meeting house and had anublic dinner, and th's supnlemented bv se'ections bv the Brass Band with the usual run Y Z of songs and speeches, made this littl commonwealth rejoice. Bachelordoi"- lost one of its votaries ftst Wednesday, when our friend Ammon Earlv took to his bosom as his wedded wife, Roseetha Martin of Preston. Idaho. This will mean that another family will be added to Round Yallev. Mav their number increase and iov be found therein. "Squire Nebeker landed home from Omaha yesterday, where his sheep sales were verv favorable. The price he received for them much exceeded his This is good news for sheep men. latter! O being the 14th and 12th anniversaries of their birth, respectively. A large number of their school mates and friends were present, and enjoyed ttie evening in games, music and dancing on the lawn, the grounds being tastewith Chinese fully illumniated THERE WAS A little news from Laketown, sent in by Jo-- , seph Irwin, and published on tells businessmen how to woo the reluctant buyer and its formula goes like this: aste Greenland smee April 18 Strong price appeal with imas bee" sP,ted a Danlsh ai" pressive price cuts. ee Plane, it was announced Easy credit terms, partictilar-l- y with minimum or no down Pllot of Uie Planef' payments. ported the two men Door - to - door selling since be all safe. and right a Taking part In Strikex, people are nursing nickels, many U. S. First Fleet striking force down on travel to dow 1 cutting exercise being held off the coast town and outlying shopping areas. of Southern California during Guarantees against reposses-sion- s are three local serviceMay in case of layoffs. men: Dean K. Bergener, elec- dow n versions of BREMERHAVEN, Germany Stripped tronics technician third class. Wl Europes largest floating more expensive products to bring USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. George crane has been turned over to them into price ranges feasible P. Bergener of North Logan, the West German Defense for groups. the light cruiser Worces-- j istry by the U. S. Army here, Used product lines and d crane, which is ter; Albert W. Meeds, boilerman The class, USN, son of Mr. and ered by its own motor, can lift Mrs. Henry A. Meeds of North up to 200 tons. 5-- 9 -- THERE IS A LITTLE article entitled Birthday Party in the Journal of July 29. 1893. "Misses Maud and Effie Smith gave a delightful lawn party at their home on the Island on Thursday evening, the occasion n, these days. he will be honored at the colleges annual Alpha Day convocation on Wednesday, April 30. Doug, a freshman at Hiram, is a member of Phi Gama Epsilon social club majoring in psyh.es. He is a graduate of Logan high school, INDEPENDENT 40c th Teacher LACOSTE, Texas Mrs. Dorothy Marthis, after lead- P Kappa Alpha Mothers and ing her junior high school Club will meet Wednesday, dents to safety when a tornado May 7, at 7:30 p. m. at the fra- - hit the school building: I didnt know the roof was ternity house. gone until I looked up through a Douglas Kelker, son of Dr. and hole and saw the sky. Mrs. George H. Kelker, 117 South 4th West, has been named to the dustry recovery. Deans List at Hiram College, The price problem is a bigger Hiram. Ohio. Along with 62 other one outside the stock market students who have achieved out- 1, 1958. MAT Toothless NOT FAR AWAY Jim Riddle started his Sigma Chi fraternity brothers on a wild goose chase when he rebridge was ported his four-toomissing. A search of the fraternity house at Denver (Colo.) University failed to turn up the bridge and then Jim got an idea. It didn't take the technician long to prove Jim's idea was right he had swallowed the teeth. (D.-Ya.- ), U. UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. Word has been received from S. Amb a s s a d o r Henry Cabot Bakersfield, Calif., that Miss Lodge, denouncing Russias veto Carol Lieberman, daughter of of a U. S. plan for an Arctic and Mrs. Frank V. Ueber-- 1 spection zone: Over and over again in the man, formerly of Logan, has won sweepstake honors at the Ferno Past 12 years the Soviet Union Science Fair. Carol is a science has rejected proposals made in mathematics major, and her ex- - good faith to improve the chances hibit on the control of the spotted of peace. . . Once again the alfalfa aphid was the outgrowth Soviet Union has turned down a of the semester project in her constructive proposal. biology class. The sweepstake f J. R. Wig-t- o honor qualifies Miss Lieberman1 MINNEAPOLIS enter her project in the Ninth gins, vice president and executive National Science Fair, to be held editor of the Washington Post and at Flint Junior College, Flint, Times Herald, in saying the Mich., and a trip to that fair with newspaper industry has no pri-vate interest, in trying to get more Several gentlemen representing the U.S. Department vl Agriculture went through here yesterday. They will scour southern Idaho for ornithological specimens. (Signed' Joseph Irwin. FrankUNDER THE TITLE the following lin Fragments lieins were published in the Journal of July 29. 1893. We are enjoy ing a feast of fat things in Franklin. Saturday and Sunday was our stakt conference, when we had with us Pres. Joseph F. Smith. M. W. Merrill, Seymour B. Young and Golden Kimball. We also had a well organized choir under the leadership of Professor L. D. Edwards of Preston, who furnished the singing for the conference, and it is a great credit to him and his orchestra and choir for the beautiful singing and music which we sat and listened to during the conference. President Smith spoke upon the financial condition of the times and the stringency of money matters and advised the people not to mortgage their homes or farms, but to live within their means and keep out of debt. On Saturday evening we had the privilege of attending a concert gotten up by Prof. Edwards, for the benefit of our stake academy. The house was crowded and everybody enjoyed the musical treat, it being the best we have ever enoved in Franklin. TIip chorus of 50 voices was to hear and the songs of Miss Lamoreaux and Mrs. Minnie Curtis were especially sweet. The comic songs of Phil Margetts and Mr. Montague were a treat and the trios of M. James Herd, Thomas Durrant and William Kirkup brought down 'he house. But it remained for Mr. Crockett of Preston to make our s'des shake with laughter, with his recitation, entitled: Jemima, what sir? Miss Benson also favored us with a beautiful recta-tiowhich was well rendered, A Mothers Dream. entitled On Monday the 24th of July we had a famous time. Joshua Hawkes was orator of the handled his subject well. George C. Parkinson, our stake "resident, then spoke on and that we dav conditions should be careful with our means. Amusements, races and dances concluded the days enjoyment. re-d- i- since NIBLEY as A run-dow- Boat Demonstration at IY PRESTON Park Lions Club an- - Logan, aboard the destroyer USS they have a film which Shields, and Larry D. Yost, air-wmade of the recent Donkey man, USX, son of Mrs. Katie M. Basketball game available to any Yost of 343 North 5th East, civic club interested in borrow- - aboard the support aircraft caring it. For further information rjer USS Princeton. contact Bruce Hurren, Hyde Park, phone number Jo Leuard L. Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lenard E. Johnson of Births at Logan LDS hospital: Smithfield, graduated from re-girl, Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott cruit training April 25 at the Croft, 125 West 5th North; a boy, Naval Training center, San Die-M-r. and Mrs. A. Robert Munk, go, California. Smit Wield; a boy, Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan C. Hansen, 804 East 1st Cache Stake Junior M Men and North; a boy, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Junior Gleaners election party C. Barker, Newton: a girl. Mr. viR be held Tuesday. Mav 6, at and Mrs. Gurney W. Lee, Para- - 7:3o p. m. in the Ninth Ward creation hall. An interesting eve- ning has been planned which will Eighteenth ward primary will; include skits by each ward this evenings service at ducing their candidate. After the 5 o'clock. All children should be elections there w ill be social at the chapel by 4:40 p.m. (dancing and refreshments. An invitation is extended to all Jr. ...A former Logan resident, Dr. M Men and Jr. Gleaners of the Loftur Bjarnason, instructor of stake and their leaders. English and English literature at Hartnell college in Salinas, Calif:, ject" Dam 4 Hyde nounces will be a dance to be held on Memorial Day, May TO. in the Union Building, beginning at 9 p.m. The beautiful boat now on display as part of Agathon Day exhibits, will be given away as the main door prize at the dance. The 14 foot boat comes complete with motor and trailer. There will also be other prizes given. Some CsrU VaQi 1C Memories w a Aid Programs A 7" THE HERA1D Every Sunday From 12 Noon Cecil B.DeMilles PRODUCTION The lunch will consist of 35 to 40 different foods, including salads, hot meats, fruits, potatoes and gravy, and desserts. S1.50 Per Person Special Rates For Children i , fpe PwrtRSOtJ RON Funded.- denis lam Flay ty CMM.ES ty KAUEViN Ira. tv MVI MOUAMAT NICHOLAS odea OilKtU Slay l Th by DAVH EMkar e(om WIICOMI and CwlMa" Mlllit CHARLTON HESTON ROBERT STACK ALSO FEATURING OUR REGULAR DINNER CO - HIT MENU FREE RIDES DOROTHY MALONE Catering Service to Banquets of 50 to 200 CARSON 7 topical ilARNISHEP ROBERT MIDDLEIDN CARTOON BSEK L VUE FOX NEWS Restaurant BRIGHAM CITY, UTAH sss MUM A MMAN cmuMia MU KA nnuf H'H Box U' Office Opens at 7 p. m. at 7:30 p. m. Show Starts Utah Theatre Tickets Sounds Good Like A Radio Should Win Adults Children COLOR CARTOON 65c 10c SIR CEDRIC NINA HARDWICKE- - FOCH R BAXTER ROBINSON DEBRA JOHN PAGET DEREK MARTHA SCOTT AN JUDITH VINCENT DER50N PRICE STARTS THURSDAY TWICE DAILY AT 2 AND 8 P. M. it (New Lower Popular Prices) (Under Age 12) Under Age 6 Free WmkicvuaMBAiCM FEATURES Domino Kid Esther Costello DE CARLO BEFORE THE SHOW Come Early . . . The Children Will Enjoy the Fnn! 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