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Show r r r ? r r r- r 5 ff" . PAGE SIX . THE JOURNAL, LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH Elder M Orchard of Lewiston, a missionary friend of Miss Webster. All attended the farewell dance in Elder Parker's honor given it the pavilion Mr and Mrs Thomas Stoddard and daughter. Althea, and son, Calvin, of Rexbuig 'spent the week nd heie visiting relatives on their home after three months jvav .pent 111 California Mrs Clark Stevens and two children formerly of Salt Lake, who have lived in Los Angeles California for the past six years, spent the week end heie with her oarents, Itr and Mrs Walter W. WELLS VILLE DEPARTMENT MRS. HOWARD JONES ' Correspondent ! Tenth Annual i I 1 i S - Choir Ball Is : Colorful Function - lit.! .in if t'l annual ard chon iM 'A .die v Unfit r nf the big event.-pu. 0.11 b' niganizalion .indi tin d i i' mn nf Chorister b ill V.ix s . iD'i'i A, Um.iu llac a 1" 15 t i 0.11 ui.l n' p entei taimnelil he tabt r : tini: .lid hi n! autliim thou uit.tl soli saxoph ire r.ii'd, the Loid ir the In !i Bln. '..Mi .'! Hie m Mi 1 I'm at Ln.C ne.in .Sin" lection orch-tt- .i Leta Allen Lctia lhihersor ' and Tad Haile. i. organ solo i Mon-(sta- Mix (imlisn rlct'ioii, oithc.stia an (emit sj!- N l.s Simpson' Anon-M.upha- - ! choir thuii Sin" mg ol II. ni srleeinm, mcheti ) The Hmau'dti of the evenlnt was spent at the pavilion whirl was beautifully decorated lor the oreasion This was one of the I laircxt attended entertamnienU held lieie lor years People from at-all ovir the valley were 111 ndance PRIMARY TROGRtM The following program was civ en by the WellsvUle ward pin mary on Sundav evening, undei the direction of President Mrs Eva Green- Prelude, Wayne Turner. singing, Spring, ' by the primary; prologue, '1 am Spring,' Fust Dean M.tughan, "Safety Train," Beginners first and second introduction ol grades; healthy Town, by the Zions Girt and Zions Boys groups, who also sang, Healthy Town;'' "Health Fairies," by the Home Builders group; reading, "There is a God, A Mrs. Anabel Moreland, song, Morning In Healthy Town," ths Trailbuilders; chorus,' "Swinging Neath the Old Apple Tree, Me-KWees group; stake boarc member, Mrs- Martha Williamson rpoke on Primary work; song, We are the boy Trail Builders, by Trail Builder Remarks group. were made by Stake Counselor Maggie H. Maughan and Bishop John J. Hendry; "If singing, There's Sunshine in JYour Heart. by Primary children; prayer, Mer- rill V,. Green, FA KM r.l REAr LOCAL - -- an - ' DEMONSTRATION '. The Ladies farm bureau loca' under the direction of the home management leaders gave No. 2, -- MRS. MARTHA Millville Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anderson entertained at supper on Sunday evening. A beautiful jot, vicn school eloxs xl John Tar-their be hi a i"c 1. t i I 1 h.'ej nev . a demonstration Wednesday afternoon on rug dying, arranging a kitchen proper by the selection and making of drapes and formulas for floor wax and furniture polishes were given, also booklets on stain removal The leaders discussed the clothing guestionaire and gave a number of patterns for aprons, hats and childrens dresses and-- - princess slips. Twelve ladies were' present Friday evening of last week the flth grpde of the Junnr High school entertained at the school building. A short program was rendered and dancing and game; were enjoyed. Musical numbers were given during the evening by Mrs. E. B. Murray, Mrs Cecil Sorenson raid "Miss Beth Stuart.. Refreshments were served to 35. The Mis 'ps Rpna Brenrhlev and Pauline Maughan furnished the music lor the dance. Mr and Mrs- - Grover Jones entertained at dinner in honor 'of Elder Farrell H. Parker, who leaves Saturday,-- - April 5th for Salt lake to spend two wteks at the mission school before paving for Australia Covers wete laid for the guest of honor, his parents, Mr and Mrs Willard R Parker.. Mrs. Sarah A Paiker. Mr. and Mrs Earl Parker. Miss Sarah Parker. Clifford Paiker, Mr. and Mrs Walter A, Glenn. Mr. and Mrs Alvin Haslam ail of Wellsville and Mrs Willard H Paiker and family, Glen and Roy Stuart the Misses Alta Webster Lavon Layton. Mr Thain Corbedge all of Layton and Wil-fo- ' , . r.i d Mrs v ted plant centered the table. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Newell Olson, Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mickleson and Mrs. Sylvester An- x i -- f Hr , d Ml'S S.ir.t Mvets entei tamed ten girl friends Saturday March 29 n honoi of lmr 1th onthday an- It i V jX- t J tf) Games were enjoyed niversary and accordion music was furnished ly hirjj'othrr Fail A beau'ifull ' ' y ilithdn c ike and a luncheon pre,u.d i" Iif i mother Mis Ed- -' vin Mvus were taken to the Basal hill wlieie the altemoon was pent m gathering wild flowtus Hie gin sts were the Misses Montu " '' t- , aid Maiy Myeers Julia Thorpe, t 1 -'-violence Juieott, Id i and Martha , V1; Vlunay Out ot town guest were Iisxes Edna and Lucille Lee of Assorl ate4 Press Photo Borland Mr. and Mrs. Lri MoVrison of New York plan a trip Bird Mr and Mrs Dewey and from Portland, Me., to Portland, Ore,, in a outboard motorboat. hildren of Salt Lake came Sun-ia- y The trip will include several long jumps requiring day and night tailand were guests of Mr. and ings and a trip through the Panama canal. Mis Hobcr If Bankhead Mr Bird returned home, Sunday evening OVER-PRODUCTION OF PAST VIrs Bird visited here and at Cache Junction and Hyrum until TWO YEARS CHIEF CAUSE, OF home Tbvnsday-bfcfu- ui Mr and Mrs Willard R. Parker C E C LIN E .mterte Inert recently at dinner in honor of Elder Ferrall H. Parker. Continued from Page One A vase of carnations and snap dragons was used as a centerpiece new inventions have so greatly increased oar producing capacity for the table where covers were that actual of goods in certain lines has taken laid for 45 guests including the Parker and Hendry families. Out place. Competition under these circumstances, of course, has be- o f town guests were Mr! and-Mrj0001 very keen. Nevertheless, industry has shown its ability to Willard H. Parker, and family operate profitably on a gradually declining price level. The first Gien and Roy Stuart, Miss Alta j three-quarteof 1929 were the most prosperous in our history, 4issesersara and Isabel Varkerl11' sti11 the eneral tren(i of Prices was downward. As long as the and Mr. Thain Corbridge all 0f I,r.ce decline is gradual and not abrupt, business has been able to Layton, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mjust itself to the new levels. Unbalanced production, however, C. Parker and Mr. and Mrs d drastic slashes in raw material prices, do affect business ford Baugh of Logan. iprofits unfavorably. Stability of price is much more to be desired Mrs. Sarah A Parker entertained by business than is either rising or falling prices COST OF LIVING GOING LOWER One hopeful aspect of the price movement is that the cost of liv- is declining. This is particularly fortimate during this time of overs were "la id" for tgucsVof honor, and Mr. and Mrs. Willard (unemployment, since it increases the purchasing power of the doi-Parker, Mr and Mrs. Grover Har. As employment improves the lower living costs will make pos- Heber C Parke1 James'cT ParTer sible Sreater purchasing power ami greater savings, which in the Mrs Eliza stuarti the Misses last analysis, is the basis upon which real industrial prosperity Sarah Glenn, Meda Parker and musf rest. Business Ly the Ilabsonehart is now 7 per cent below normal Evelyn Parker and Mr. and Mrs.) Harry, Parker, of Logan and Miss compared with 5 pey cent above normal at this time a year ago. Phyllis- Parkinson of PresUm and Copy ri gh t' 1930; ' Till shore Financial Bureau) Mr. and Mrs. Leroy W. Parkinson. Games and music. were enjoyed. relaguests of Mrs. v 5 tfj f 6.4C0-mil- 03DIODITYT RICIvD over-producti- rs Wil-jan- H. Roses, Shrubs and RICHMOND Continued from Page one pany as . electrician Mr. and Mrs. Hansen of required of have moved into the their class work home of Mrs. Della Smith Mr. week here with relatives Grant Bagley has taken over Hansen the management of the new ser- of bees will have several swarms' Mrs. Mary E. Farrell of Logan in this vicinity during the spent several days of last week vice station: Albert Bateman is summer. with her daughter, Mrs. Blain now employed there. Mrs. George W Smith and Bell Mrs. Katie J. Spackman enterMrs Jack Ba'rd. ccently Miss tained with a dinner at her home, daughter. Sunshine, who rteently to Salt Lake, spent last Me'bi L; g'nan, w- the r p- Iriday evening, in honor cf her moved end here. lent of a shower .given Friday daughter Mrs. Vernon Johnson week Mr and Mrs. Roy West, the Mis-- ! evening at the home of her parof Salt Lake. Covers were laid Mi and Mrs ifred Liung-drictor Mrs. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. ses Edith Funk and Virginia Hen-ent- s, and W. Z Harris were. man. Twenty five guests were Henry Spackman, Mr and Mrs. those who attended ser- - eluded P. K. Hayes,. Mrs. Lottie Sullivan, Mrs. Margaret Neff of Dayton David Johnson, and F. S. Whitt vices at the L D S. Institute at when President spent Sunday with her sister, of Lewiston Logan Sunday , Mrs. Hilma A. Wight returned Heber J. Grant gaxe a scry m- -- Mr.; Dtala Smith. Mrs 8m,th also had as her to her home, Sunday, after spend- spiring address Mr and Mis A H Tnompxon guests, Sunday, Monday and Tues-an- d ing the week at Downey with daughter, Beatrice were the day. Miss I orraine Kirkbride and Mr and Mrs. S. Allen Hendricks The woments literary club met guests of Mr- and Mrs. D S jrMiss Zelma Mickelson of Dayton NORTH CACHE Wednesday afternoon at the home Kennedy Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs Allen Iiendncks PRESENTS PEAV of Mrs Ariel Traveler with Mrs. A. L. Harris as- - hostess and Mrs of Downey were visiter hwe Sun The ,pjay. Under Twenty, diD S Kennedy reviewing the book day. Thev wrie enroule lo Ogden rected bv Miss Mae- - Huber- - of the where Allen attended the j C. North Cache high school and 'First Love' by E. M. Delafield.. Mrs Harris served refreshments Penny convention, the sponsored by the Lions club, during Monday evening at the opera following the meeting Mrs. C. , week. Mrs Lottie Underwood of Dow-- 1 house, was well attended and. Harris and Mrs. B. Monson were ney spent several days of last much appreciated by a large special guests. with her sister, Mrs M J. diohee FRAIDI LENT RADIO Harris Herbert Stevens of Montpelier, PARTY PLANNED Mrs Rgy Sparks and small son Idaho, who is a student at the The worn err s literary --club are of Clarkson "ec tX t;, of U S A C. at Logan spent Sat-M- rs planning to entertain their husSparks p.ifuis, Mr and Mr urday with his grtmd-mothe- r, Mrs bands Wednesday evening, April A J Mendonhall, a few Olsten . d,,vs of 16, at the ch'h rooms The affair last week. Mr and Mrs Thomas Whittle is to be called a radio fraudulent a part of the John H Peterson and Merrill i'lve movec! ln party and will include the follow Peterson of Smithficld v. - e dinner ou by the Carson estate, ing features- radio studio of Na- guests of Mr. and Mis. P. L N I- Jesse Webb and O. G. Hendricks tional Broadcasting company, with son, Sunday. a'Cl building fine new poultry Bill Hay, intro-ducin- g bouses. and 'announcing James steed last spent u' ' Madame- - Beaut aka, who end here with h IVl.r 1 have r . ved woid of will be prepared to give arrivM of a son on Sunday beautyf Steed has been fnip'moii n Silt hints, straight from Paris The Lake by the Sego MiJk f'iod.i'ts tr Mr and Mrs. Jack Mathers of regular Wednesday evening fea- company, v ho recemh p ir. ,ed Sa!t Lakcture or Amos an Andy and the the Clover Leaf and Hair nan es Ir and Hope of aPPearanee of the great wu-.i- n Salt Lake, and have bten ln. Cbfton nand Mr and Mrs. Alfred i, Rasmus-oof Smithfield were and ' Stalling some new machiur, i?r i Dnor The Richmond waid ely.ir oie-- the Suesis of Mr. and Mrs. Nels a,nd the children will also he games and an j sen ted their Rasmussen. Sunday, , (.re opefa, . "Bar elaborate luneneon Decorations Barlarosox," at tn operaj.uv lunai lor the aftair will be under the Memphis. Term . April 4 (AP, evening, dnection of Mrs. J S Forrester 'Friday Dr. W. IF Hendricks, .xt,,V m-- J Manager John McGraw of the; M Godfrey. Other; ermanarf of Salt Lake ianU refused to say spent Tues- - ,w York w auu vviuiit'auiY ninis v: Afro n a r the &eason but the boys are Mrs with his parents, Mr and Mrs S E: Duty. Mrs P. L. Nelson,George i guessing that Bill Walker, south- -' Mis W Hbndricks. C. I Stoddard, Mis C. (B. Johnson A meeting was lvld at t'ie'paw1 vul1 Ret the assignment. never announce by pitchers :da011 and rlub rooms Tuesday afternoon on. ' advance, Mis G G, Hendricks said McGraw. "Some! ,The affair der the. direction of the bp real trcdt and cation committee of the lion's ?i'them lxe, lugl strung 'ouhR themmnS important social affair.,1 club and home and community if010"3,, and lose sleep when they, of the season. e .foin to pitch the of the farm bureau Tho The seventh grade of the Park section j I10'!! ddy Right now the are sponsoring the plant ii school nV ,hi ! !k,lns P.ltcher. ln camP A members r reoresentatn-- e ofThe strong af Snlt Wslr bigger grg-rte- AromA PHONE Company 506. BKIGI1AM,, ITAH 3 Peterson. Train Runs Over Fire Fighting Hose ne - lun-che- Jsr Ccomtmicel TrorttforlolStn (B (BilflTO It is wise to choose a motor the only way to get smoothness. . - - i vki5 I 7ighrgUn srhool building. The affair included a program, dancing and luncheon. Mr. and Mrs. Ned Spackman spent Sunday at' Swan Lake, the ! b't the culture of roses, dealing with he confidence that goes with a successful season in the majors." i varieties, selection bed. piunmg. watenng, diseases" and pests Swedish railways "have adopted The adult'-clas- s of the Ru-h- freight ears with removable tops mond wakl have as their project to facilitate loading Six-cylind- er self-adjusti- smoothness takes out vibration and roughness. This saves motor, chassis, ' body, passengers, and driver. The Chevrolet is a six. Yet it sells at a price that anyone can afford to pay. And it lasts longer, because of fine materials, oversize parts and a big, smooth, engine that always takes it easy. j au-we- by hydraulic sliock absorbers. They are mounted length wise, in the direction of car travel, with spring shackles to maintain quiet. sli-cylin- ks I Anderson Produce Ned Albert Humphreys of Pocatello has spent the past few days here with relatives and old time friends. The second year Beehive girl met at the home of Miss Joyce Scott on Monday evening. Games and radio music were enjoyed and dainty refreshments were served Those present were Jessie Jessop Annie Humphreys, Veola Olson Thelma Clifford, Elda Clifford and Vella Humphreys. Three members of the stake M. I. A. board were present at the meeting on Tuesday evening Word has been received here b relatives that Mrs. Reuben Oison of Cornish underwent an operation at a local hospital on Thursday morning for the removal of gall stones. Mrs. John Winburg entertained at luncheon on Thursday afternoon in honor of her daughter Rosellas birthday. Covers were laid for five. The afternoon was spent in social chat. Jackson, Mich., April -- S was rolling from the W s Kimball house as the Jackson fire department, sirens shrieking, and bells clanging, dashed upon the scene. was . laid Quickjy thgrtfose wer given smoothly, firej orders men swarfheduponThe roof with Rulon Scott spent Tuesday in their axes, and the huge pumper Morgan, was started Everythin! was nr The following ladies had their readiness for another victorious babies blessed on Sunday at the battle by the Jackson fire departSacrament meeting. Mrs. .Delore Idaho- ment. Garr, Mrs. Roy Rindlisbacher, Mrs. Miss Winona Draper of Smith-fiel- d "Turn on the water, yelled the DorMiss George Hulse, Mrs Evan Anderson with spent Sunday chief. and Mrs. Newell Olson. othy Hulse. And then a frieght train roared Vernon Hulse returned home on Mrs. Ross Hancey was guest of down the right of way, right over from honor a at miscellaneous slower lMr.aJ and "mT1 the hose which ,the firemen Jiad Kenneth Nil given on Monday evening of last laid the tracks, and the sn are the proud parents of a. week at the home of her par-ri- W. S. across Kimball house burned down. baby girl which arrived onlents, Mr. and Mrs. John Winburg. Sunday. Mrs. Nilson is at the Those present were Mrs. Alfred. With a view to its colonization home of her mother Mrs Andrew North Logan, Mrs. Hazel, Loveday a government commission is exIzatt of Logan. of Logan, Mrs. Grace Colt, Mrs. Guinea Joseph R. Jenson of Logan Nora- Nilson, Mrs. Frank Bitters, ploring thattoparttheof New Netherlands belonging was a brief visitor on Saturday Beatrice Cutler. Lucille Hoodless, Indies to determine the afternoon at the home of Mr. and Leolar Pitkin, Clella Olson, Edna East of to which it type agriculture Mrs. James Jenson. Larson and Dorothy Hulse. is best suited. Orson Nilson is ill at a local Mrs. Leslie Hovey of Logan spent hospitaL A company haa been formed in Thursday afternoon with her parMr. and Mr? Earl Mickle.,, m, ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson. London to exploit fibre, obMr. and Mrs Newell Olson, Mr. Miss Wanda Scott entertained tained from a plantpita of the pineand Mrs. Wilford Anderson and a number of young people on apple family growing prolifically Mrs. Sylvester Anderson were Thursday venlng of last week. in Colombia, from which twine, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dainty refreshments were served textiles and paper can be made. ng 1 , $1.00 per tlioiAand, and ' I Strawberry Plants s - Tre-mopt- on work ce Trees table-Cover- son, Le Roy Larson, Cleon Humphreys, Elsie Jenson, Fred Jessop, John L. Hoodless, Joseph Jenson! Spackmans Kmnv-AlFou- AT HOI KS VLB PRIC KS Two jeur i.l,l field grown roxes at ht ilojon. Crown by one of (lie largest wholesale rose growers in America 1'ree Ijndsr;te sen ice to purchasers of our slimlis and roses. Drop us a card and our agent will call on you. derson. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Taggert spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Alma Leonhardt of Providence. Mr. 'and Mrs. Joseph M. Jen son spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. John Ginos of Logan. Mr. and Mrs. Camuel Buckley and Miss Eliza Bissigger of Providence and Mrs, Matilda Olson were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hill on Sunday of last week. . Mr. and Mrs. Elsie Jenson entertained at a family supper on Monday evening in honor of the first- - birthday of their daughter Marjean. A birthday cake wTh one candle centered the were laid for fifteen. Mrs. Thomas Norris of Salt Lake city was a supper guest of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jessop on Monday evening. Mrs. John Chedgzy of Logan spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Clara Cutler. Thomas Jessop and Mrs. Gerald Jessop left on Wednesday for and a pleasant evening was enjoyed. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Vaughan Scott, Nona Lar- tives. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Van Noy of Garland have moved into the Sanders home. LoweLl is employed by the Utah Power and Light com- ; Fruit rd - - 7T? Charles Anderson on Monday evening. Mrs. Thomas Norris and son Thomas Jr., of Salt Lake city have speht the past week with Mrs. Sophia Wallace and Mrs. Dolly Van De Graff. Mrand ' Mrs. Earl Mickleson letf on Tuesday for Washington after on extended visit with relatives in Millville. Mrs. Martin Nilson entertained on Wednesday afternoon In honor of the first birthday. of her son Allen. A bounteous luncheon was served to about ten guests. Mrs. Hans L. Nilson who has been ill for several days is able to be about again. Mr- - and Mrs. G. J. Meyers and family were brief visitors on Mon- day evening at the- home of Miss Francis Nilson. . Mr. and Mrs. Meyers were on their way from Colton, California to Idaho Falls. Mr. and Mrs. George Reinhardt, and Mr?. Lula Larson of Soda Springs spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Hans L. Nilson. Lester and Roy Jessop spent Sunday at Malad, Idaho. Butler of Mr. and Mrs. E. Salt Lake city spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Cutler. Upon their return home they were accompanied by Mn. Elsa Pehrson and Mr. Cutler. Mrs. Martha Hunt of Smith-fiel- d spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs- A. C. Hale and Mrs. Elsa J. Olson. Mr. and Mrs John Ginos of Logan were luncheon .guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Jenson on Sunday evening. Mr- - and Mrs. Lester Jessop at supper on Tuesday evening of last week. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Jens An von of Hyrum and Mr. and Mrs. Parley Winburg and family. Mrs.,. Jane Jessop and family spent thie past week in Malad - E. IIALE Correspondent Tones Mr and Mix James L Wvatt tl d Mr and Mrs John B Haiti y h e ie. fid a faint at Tvhee Pio-v- j, and '.'ll move their him. '.ms lie.e MILLVILLE DEPARTMEN1 difltien! home Hu oily compli by 11 n nun. Us PLAN LONG TRIP IN SMALL BOAT Saturday, April 5, 1930. Modern low suspension and citra wheelbase give the Chevrolet Six good proportions. The front view is distinguished by the honeycomb radiator. The.gasoline tank is at the rear for safety and finer appearance. er -- Chevrolet beauty instantly says Body by Fisher-sty- le, quiet, safety Fisher composite steel and wood Uailv all its smoothness-an- d power the New Chevrolet Six saves gasoline and oil, through modern efficiency overhead valves high compression power latest six-cylin- -- non-glar- room-lelear- g carburetor pistons crankcase ventilation air cleaner. Thus Chevrolet brings truly modern transportarion within reach of all who can afford any car. ' Chevrolet economy also means sincerity in manufacture. To illustrate: long-wearin- Chevrolet valves are adjustable-- to save replacing. Chevrolet molded - brake lininggreatlyredutes brake upkeep. The rear axle inspection plate on the Chevrolet means accessibility. The whole car is full of such evidence that true ROADSTER economy comes from ad- vancement and refinement. There are four extra lor.g, -- chrome-va-nadiumsprin- The Coupe The Coach The Sport Roadster. . . The Sport Ccvpe The Club Sedan......,, JIheSedan low-pri- semi-ellipt- - OR PHAETON 8 , r .o. b. factory, flint, micil $565 565 555 55 25 ce 1 .1. six-cylin- valve-in-hea- gs controlled -- e construction windshield adjustable drivers seat deeper cushions greater leg er vision finer fabrics and fitments. There is just as'much extra value throughout; BY ANY STANDARD the Chevrolet Sixis the wisest choice in the field . . with its d motor . , . with full scientific equipment . . . with Body y Fisher , . . with four long springs, long whcelbase, low suspension, rear- mounted gasoline tank, honeycomb radiator and ajl the other features of this day and age. The i I ic See your nearest Chevrolet dealer today end drive this six. Ten min- tites at the wheel will show ycu what a difference 8ii cylinders nuke. Sedan wheels standard) .725 The Light Delivery Chassis. . .... ........ . 3H The Sedan Delivery . 595 The 1 n Chassis . 520 n I ....I... Chassis with Cab. 25 Roadster Delivery (pick - up bos extra).'. 440 All prices J. o. b. factory, Flint, MUh. Spe-cia- l (6 wire Cache Auto Company 30 South Main, Logan, 1 Utah. , 4 f t -- |