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Show THE JOURNAL, LOGAN. CACHE COUNTY, UTAH TACE SIX Monday, April 7, 193 Mrs. Ruth Karren, Mrs. Alta rival of a fine baby boy born SatMrs. Karren, Mrs. Mildred Karren and Reorganized Church urday, March 29, to Mfr-anLloyd Kent at Lewisville, Kentucky, Miss Leah Karren were shopping whore Mr. Kent .s attending a In Logan Saturday. Mrs. Zora evening Tuesday medical school. Holding Convention entertained the junior The officers of the Third ward Layne with an Apnl-foparty in primary met at the home of Euril-i-ofa class,class room of the ward chapel Independence, Mo?: April 7- ;p, the Wiser, Thursday afternoon centennial of the reMrs. Lizzie Layne lest week- The lesson was given during the acivity period. An April The world church cf Jesus Chr ,t organized Correspondent by Anna Mills. The remainder of -fool luncheon was served. The bishopric and presidency of Latter Day Saints today turned tl'C afternoon was spent making costumes for the primary contata of the Young Ladies were special from ceremonies aaer.dar.'. upm its opening to business, with more Lewiston Mrs. Florence Marler, which they wall present on Apnl guests. A large number of Lewiston than 7,000 visitors and delegates Mrs. Laura Watkins and Mrs. Lil- 13. The proceeds from the enter -lian Hoffman were hostesses at a tamment will go to the childrens people attended Sunday school prepared to hear the message o. convention and priesthood meet- President Frederick M. Smith. very cleverly arranged surprise hospital at Balt Lake. RefreshYesterday communicants fma party Friday afternoon at the ments were served to Mrs. Etta ing Sunday at Richmond. home of Mrs. Hoffman, in honor Kent, Mrs. Zella Mon is and Mis. , Bishop T, S. Karren, who was every state in the union and a of Mrs-- Margaret Anderson of Libbie Karren. stricken with a paralytic stroke dozen foreign countries took par while doing Jury service in Salt in ceremonies consecrating a nrfield-ma- n Logan, mothr o fthe hostess. The for the Abe million dollar afternoons entertainment, con- FranklinHodges, Today Huy sugar company Lake four ,week$ ago. Is slowly im- filed back into temple. the hugh structure sisted of singing and game con- has been county transiered to Montana. proving. tests, with Mrs. Hoffman and His wife and family expect to Mr. and Mrs. Verlan Leavitt to see their lines of future enfirs Watkins in charge. Prizes meet him there in the near future are rejoicing over the safe arrival deavor outlined and indorsed President Smith, grandson oi were awarded to Mrs. Suran An- and make their home. of a son born Friday,- March 4, , Smith, who a century' ago derson of Logan, and Mrs. Ja.mes a Joseph at mother and Logan hospital, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis launched the Mormon faith, i, well are as as be can babe Taggart of the first ward, with a doing Idaho . weie j guest prize to Mrs. Margaret An- - Murtaugh, expected to announce a progian. expected, of religious education, indorse the dersou A delicious tiuy lum heon guests- - ot Mrs. Bronson s father, few homes have changed BJTUlia was oeived at six otletk u 20 old;an? in Second stewardship plan and to emphasize hands and Third wards frme fields ord leighbars of the Thursday of Inst week. They came during the past few days A Pres- the importance of mission.m sendees funeral the attend . family. Liter Ice creun ann rakejt ton man has purchased the pro- work. re of Harris William of Faimew, were saved with Fa.shr derma perty of Ether Spackman and Mr. tlons. All present expressed them turning home the same day. Of German invention is a new Spackman has purchased the Alselves as having had a pleasant Mr. and Mrs. John Hill of Bur- fred By bee property. blue print paper that produce Egbert Joseph time ley, Idaho, are house guests of of Fairview purchased the pro copies of tracings in black lines Word was received Saturday by Mrs. Hill's sister, Mrs. Libbie Stephperty of Lawrence Bair. Mr. Bair on white backgrounds, ammonia relatives in Lewist-.of 'tie a- - enson. Miss Stephenson will achas rented and moved into the vapor being the developer. company Mr. and Mrs. Hill back home of Mark Bybee. Lewis Allsop than the ordinary bag is and Mrs. Melvin Woodruff spent to Burley for an indefinite stay and family who were living in the anLighter openwork golf club carrier pata few days during the week t visiting friends and relatives, Miss Bybet home have rented the farm ented by a resident of Brooklyn Stephenson his been in til health belonging to Albert Marler and N. Y., in Salt Lake and Ogden-Mrswhich the clubs are supfew monthsthe past Lettie McMurdie and Call has moved there. Fred Larson and separately. ported n Holjp-o- n Mr. and Mrs. William Rigby family have moved into the left Wednesday morning for Salt , Lake city where they are rejoicing over the birth of a home. Mr. Larsen is erectCurrent obtained from a were married in the Salt Lake baby bora Wednesday morning. ing a home on his land joining ing circuit shaves ice in alightnew All concerned are doing very well, the Jamison farm. Temple. machine for refreshment stands OKLAHOMA GUSHER RUNS WILD d LEWISTON DEPARTMENT ol - - Animals to Re New Department Many Frizes Will Stimulate Exhibitors. Loving Cups are Offered, Lists in Mails Today. Fur Rearing - , - Tin' ni.ui.ucment of the Cache mint v tan assentation apprecia-ti- s the line .support given Dy Uie umii) coipurauons m ofteitng! .special premiums for exhibits ai 'I he lolloping t ne tan have Been' ! j I otleied ctrm: department Ierioiniawe Test. Open to all, freshened bneds u Ini ii have 1930 Contest' Mnet January 1 begin Wtdnesday morning,September 17. and uo.se Thuisctav September 18 Lactation, butt tei fat and quantity will be con-- j Mdeied The lactation will be based over a period beginning will January 1, i j , 1930 The j.ego Milk Products company ot Richmond will give a cash prize of $15 00 for first and $10 00 for second for the cows producing the most butter fat in the test. " The Borden - Western company of Logan will give a cash prize of Jam-miso- ST ' Tut ajid cows . a. - I; 1 -- v Mary-Sudic- second for the producing the largest quantity of milk In the test. Futuie Farmers club work: Th.e Cache County Holstein Breeders association, will give $10 00 as second 1st prize and $5 00 as prize for the best pure bred dairy animal In the Future Farmers club work, listed under Depart- ment "" J'h otu in the Oklahoma City oil fields defied Gusher No. 1 score of workmen who sought to halt Its flow and shot a stream of petroleum estimated nt 2.000 barrels sn hour high Into the dir. It Is one of laroefit wells of its kind In the wo-l- jor $10,00 v,v At, -- $15 00 To t -- - d. Alma Olson and Mrs. Emma Barber of Logan. The rooms were beautifully decorated with snap dragons. The English department of the North Cache high school, under the direction of Miss Mae Huber, Under presented the drama, Twenty, at the First ward rec reation hall, Friday evening, to a large and appreciative audience. The play was sponsored by the Smithfield parent, teachers association and the proceeds will be used for the Summit school Those taking part from Smithfield were-RutRoskelley, Jean Harris and Lola Mortenson. BRIDAL SMITHFIELD DEPART MEN! K. The Morning Milk company at HRS. FRANK WINN will Wellsvllle $10 00 give Correspondent , secas first prize and $5.00 as ond prize for the best grade dairy animal in the Future Farmers OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES club woik, listed under Depart- FOR HEALTH DAY CHOSEN ' ment K. have' Committees Smithfield Silver Cups for Holsteins: The been chosen and preparations arej will U. I. C. railroad company under way to make Smithfleld6 give one silver loving cup for the Health Day, May, 9, one of the bull Dest Individual Holstein days of the year bred and raised in Utah and on biggest banner rommittee consists of SHOWER exhibit at the Cache County fair The general Mayor G. L. Reese, chairman; Glen Mrs. William Homer entertained by the exhibitor. Clarence at a shower on The U. I, C. railroad company R. Winn, vice chairman; Friday afternoon secre-will give a silver loving cup for Hiuren and Myrtle Dudley, Haz j in honor of her daughter Nettie whose marriage to K.cse Jorgrrs--- n the best individual Holstein cow tary aid treasurer; finance, chaupan; program,, to V; several weucs ago. bred- and ..raised In Utah, and on en Hillyard, B-- - Farr advertising, ..H.j A -- pleasantpice social afternoon was exhibition at the Cache county Mrs.- Tr O Van Ol der. Mrs. J. P. Greene spent. Dainty refreshments were fair by the exhibitor. and Mrs. W- F. Winn. served. Mrs. Jorgenson veceied The Olobe Grain Feeds: Dairy M. I. A. many beautiful and useful presand Milling company will give PROGRAMS ents. 100 pounds ot Globe A- -l dairy A. Second I. M. of the The Mrs. Roy Parson, formerly Miss leed for the champion Holstein ward held their conjoint, Sunday Icne Napper, left Friday li cow; .100 pounds of Globe morning evening in connection with the for Los Angeles, to join her husdairy feed lor the champion regular SingSacrament meeting band. son and Mr. Mrs. Pa l intend Jersey cow; 25 pounds for the best Holstein bull ing was under the direction of making their home there. Salome: Mrs. with Reed Halverson, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ilolicson calf born after February 1, 1930. The Cache Valley Commission Hanson at the organ. The slogan entertained at dinner Wednesday Winona was treated Bingham;1 by company of Logan will give 100 evening after which the evening pounds of cow chow for the two selections were given by the was sjient In 500. These pies-eunder male chorus 25 First ward were Mr. and Mrs. w. R. cow; champion. -- Guernsey Eugene Lund- - Napper, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Lund-quiis- t. pounds of calf chow for the the direction of Erma Bingham; best Holstein heifer calf born quist; piano solo. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Harafter February 1. 1930; 25 pounds remarks, Bishop Sylvester Low. Mr. and Mrs H. O. Van wood, The Third ward held their con-- 1 Orden and N P. Nielson of calf chow for the best Jersey heifer calf born after February joint meeting Sunday evening The M. I A. tryouts for the 1, 1930. To be raised and ex- Singing was under the direction Benson stake south district will Miss R. with Mrs. Hansen Emma of hibited by residents of Cache be held April 29. at the Third Oralie Cragun at the piano. After ward recreation Valley. hall. time' Sacrament SWINE DEPARTMENT the the services, Edd amembpr of the The Cache Valley Commission was turned over to Prof. Albert Royal Lundquist, Archadian orchestra left combined company of Logan t will give 50 J. Southwlck and his Sunday with the orchestra Tor pounds of pig chow Tor the best male and ladies glee club. Num- Durango, Colorado, where they sow two years and over and 50 bering 80 voices The selections have an for the engagement pounds of pig show for the best rendered by the group also a solo and summer months. boar two years and over. To be by Prof. South', viek, violin num- spring Mrs. Monson spent a resiraised pid exhibited ber by Miss Rebecca Stewart and few daysHarley by during the week visiting dents of Cache Valley. a piano solo bv Mis Gladys Boil-e- y at with her sister, Mrs were greatly appreciated by Lon Hyrum POULTRY DEPARTMENT Jarvis. ' " The ctabe Grain antf- Milling the- htree audience. Bishop- a nd Mrsr C. J. Plowman. The Smithfield Ladies literary Miss company will give 100 pounds of Leah Plowmaq, and Alden A-l Globe laying mash for the (dub entertained at Friends uday Lillywhite were dinner guests of best pen in the Mediterranean Thursday afternoon at the Third Mr- and Mrs Jesse Walker of class and 100 pounds of Globe ward rhervd - The room Was beau- Mendon on Sunday. A- -l hen scratch for the best pen tifully decorated with- - potted) Mrs. Ylnnie Barrowman and in the American class. 'plants President Gertrude Tool-- J Mis Stacy Thomas are spending The Cache Valley Commission son presided. Selection. Longing a few days visiting relatives and company of Logan will give 100 For You, by the Third ward lad- - friends of Clucken . Chow der for ies glee club: solo Mrs. T W.l -pounds Lois Peterson and small " the- best pen of S Jarvis, with Miss Marjorie KinithJ son-Mrs, -Hvrum spent Thursday at the punof solo," Mrs. Orson DEPARTMENT Han-sowith her parents Mr. and n visiting Kerr Glass Company Special: Daincs with Mrs. Emma R. Mrs J. C. Hill. The Kprr Glass manufacturing at the piano. Mrs. Retta Swainston of E Mrs Mrs. Toolson introduced company of Sand Springs, OklaSMITHFIELD eUointA rb homa, offers the foflowing spe- Ruth M. Bell, who read very ton cial prizes: chamingiy the drama, Holiday. homeis spending the week at the of her mother Mrs. Ester were served refreshments Three dozen Kerr wide-mouDainty Mrs. L. W. McCann and Mrs. Litlledyke. Mason quatt jars for three by jars Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Thonilev berries, three varieties. Three L. Vern Toolson. dozen Kcir wide-mouMrs. Melvin Woodruff entertain- spent the past week end at Dayv mason ouart jars for three jars other ed at bridge at her home on Fri- ton, Idaho, as gupsts of Mrs fruits, three varieties. Three- - do day evening The rooms and ta- Thomley's parents, Mr and Mrs zen Keir decorated James Phillips. Mason bles- were beautifully Quart jars for three jars vege- -i with snap dragons. A delicious Mrs. S. E. F. of Los tables, three Varieties. Three do- luncheon was served to Medames Angeles, spent the Hillyard week visizen Kerr wide-mouMason! Burnall Biown, A. J. Browm. Har- ting relatives and past Mrs ouart Jars for three jars other old Depne, James Fulkerson, Leon- Hillyard and Mr andfriends Mrs George Miles. foods, three varieties. . . W. F Kernel ard Toolson, were ..dinner guests of r These exhibits are to be en- Winn, W. A. Noble 'J'. A. 'GUtk'e, .Hillyard Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Smith of W. T. Jarvis, T Logan on Sunday. tirely separate from any other Robert Griffith. entry made i.i the womens de- W. Fair, G. L. Reck, W. C- - Crow -- Fir. and Mrs W. Harrv Were partment. ther, Lonn Low, Lorm Smith, dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs N Globe Grain Co. Special: The1 Richard Roskelley, J. E. Shiffer,' G MisenPr of Logan on Sundav. Globe Grain . and Milling com-- 1 Mrs. Rinda Chambers and Miss1 f Lamont who has Pilkington, pany will give 43 pounds of Jennie Meikle. spent the past winter The high scoies were awarded to returned home Globe A- -l family flour for the Tuesday and will best loaf of bread. 24 of, Mrs. .Loan Low and Mrs. J. E spent a few days here -j Sheffcr. Globe A- -l family flourpounds MISSIONARIES for the RETURN Mrs-- T. B. Farr entertained at FOR CONFERENCE second best loaf of bread A new her Ijorne Wednesday in honor department, in the fair Frank Done, who Is laboring as thi3 year will be the one for for- of Mi s 'Stephen Hailstone now of a missionary in the California bearing animals. This includes California but formerly of Logan j came home with other foxes and minks' and is becoming A delicious luncheon was served mission, missionary companions to attend quite an industry. Special cash after which the remainder of the1 conference 'at Salt Lake City after prizes were being of feted lor afternoon was spout n social chat which theyMvili return to their these, i and games. Those present from out fields of labor. of town were: Mrs. H. A. Adam-- i Mr. and Mrs Elias Mather and A combined lock and hinge for son of Richmond, Mrs. George Q children of Grace. Idaho, spent .casement wuulows that cannot be, Rich, MiS, James Mortimer, Mrs relatives ar.d visiting ripened from the outside has been I J. Mrs. G. W. 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