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Show e$40$$: :::::::: we're This condition cant bit all going to live, and after tbe Lord baa chastened na sufficiently for tbe excesses of tbe past, tbe brand road to prosperity will be opened p I c-- ) c Alfred E. Smith. i Moat men s idea of ! other fellows job. snap (' 1 v ia tbe TENTH YEAR u TWO CYPRUS CAGERSRATE COTTON SUPPLIES MORE RED CROSS Parti- - dis-- , its nation-wid- e tribution of flour and clothing which baa been in progress many months, tbe American National Red Cross is now making available more cotton supplies. Mrs. Martha Purser, chairman of the local Red Cross Center, aa- nounced that the center hen will par ticipate in the expanded program. At the same time, Mrs. Purser advices made known that official from A. L. Schafer, Red Cross man- ager in the Pacific area, states that ad dttlonal ready-mad- e garments such at bot.ery, underwear, trousers, knickers, jumpers, overalls and playsuits will be supplied through tbe local chapter. l'he act of Congress recently signed by the president allotting an addition- , al 350,000 bales of government own- ed cotton to the Red Cross makes pro vision for conversion of some of tbe cotton into bedding. Red Cross 'chapters will be furin nished with unbleached sheeting bolts and the volunteers serving on production committees will cut and finish tbe material into sheets' and pillow cases, the same as they have - been doing for months past in con- -' verting cotton goods into clothing for men. women and children. Single and double blankets and comforters arc included ia tbe supplies available to chapters. At the same time, Mr. Schafer announced that a compilation made Feb-' ruary 10 shows that th Pacific arm including Arizona, California, Nevada, Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, Washing-ton'an- d Utah had received 1,695,888 Tbe clothing. pieces of ready-mad- e supplies included 358,000 sweaters. In addition to the ready-mad- e garments. chapters in the area had re ceived 4,664,112 yards of clothing. The Pacific area also had received 521,335 barrels of flour, aiding - 460.421 families. All chapters throughout tbe Unit-- ; ed States had requisioncd 8,693,533 barrels of flour, aiding 5,140,855 , families. w The national distribution of clothing amounted to 60,261,617 yards of cloth. 1,644,347 dozen finished garment! and 382,936 dozen sweeten. Supplementing , -- 3 ; 1 i' - MANY ATTEND M MEN -- GLEANER GIRL BANQUET Gifu SK , Marked by an atmosphere of good fellowship and joviality,' the annual banquetrSociaL of the. M Men. Gleaner Girls of Oquirrh Stake was held Thursday evening of last week at the Pleasant Green ward with very pleasing results. As a unique arrangement, banquet tables were arranged in tbe figure of a large M and the guests, numbering 200, were seated at the beautifully decorated gold and green festooned tables. The ball was also attractively decorated in gold and green, the colors of the M. I. A. Marvin Bertoch acted as master of ceremonies and introduced speakers and numbers on the program in a novel manner that instantly commanded the interest and attention of everyone present. President H. Edward Sutton of Oquirrh Stake gave a brief talk commending tbe young people for tbe interest they have shown in their k and urged them to conclass-wor- . tinue it In appreciation of her splendid work and service, Mrs. V. B. Jones, leader of tbe Gleaner Girls of the stake, was presented with a luxuriant potted fern on behalf of all the Gian-e- r Girls of the stake. Mrs. Jones responded with a gracious talk of thanks. O. J. McDonald, head of tbe M Men in the stake, was also presented with a potted fern for his labors and service in tbe work of the M Men. He thanked tbe classes for the cooperation they bad extended to him. Otbet numbers on the program included a saxophone solo from George King, a violin solo from Virgil and an accordian number given by Jim Boucher. An xylophone seled, ction was given by daron Alldredge. Several members from a mixed instrumental sextette concluded the program. FaTowing the banquet and program a dance was enjoyed to the strains of Percy Pearces orchestra. Robbery Cases Here . L Being Investigated Local deputy sheriffs arc working on several recent theft cases and robberies reported here during the past weekend state that they expect by next wrek to make public the results of thief investigation. From clues which they have in the cases, it is expected that several arrests will be made. It is thought that if thees cases are cleared up, a number of petty larceny casts will be disposed of. SFEAKS AT P. e Er-eks- -- cr Chris-toffeno- n, Ash 1932 Program In Honor Pirate Team . ds Lccd DcJcrStHj New Car Fcr Cash Darn jBanh Holiday d, NEWS -- a - d. 1 , VWVVVWWVWMWWtfWVWh q in rwr--tie fVlr T.yUHEIKG AV v ol UKT-SAt- 1 LOCAL SCHOOL FAVORED TO WIN STATE JOUST. AT SALT LAKE CITY supt. sr.imi F0ST COASTS . 1 13 LOCAL LEGION Offered Prizes For n c2 c i3' , 1 HO. 47 r1' Pull Taken By District Coaches For Four Troops Attend Ceremonies At Twelve Mem ben Initiated At Rartot All Sue Team Pleasant Green Ward Meeting, 1 Prog cm Enjoyed Two Cyprus ( boopsters - rated poThe first Court of Honor of tbe sitions oa the Jordan The announcement has Oquirrh District Vanguards was held team last week ia a pool token at the in tbe Pleasant Green wardhouse, Sat- by officials that Cyprus Post No, 31 local high-schoby coaches of the urday evening with four troops at- the local American Legion chapter; Jus, six competing schools. - Tbe players tending. Pleasant Green Troop No. increased its membership to an even to honored were John- - Rigler, tall 301. Magna Troop No. 398 and hundred men. At tbe regular meeting, husky forward and Jerry Vaculia. Hunter Troop No. 297 were initiat- held last week, twelve new members speedy guard. Other selections of the ed. Garfield Troop No. 300 was in- were initiated, bringing tbe member fust team were named as follows: Al- itiated previously. ship up to this figure. ma. Eteksosa Murrey, for. the. other A program under the direction of Those who took the initiation were: forward, Russel Peterson, center and A. G Ensign was givSamuel M. Bullock end'J. B. Scfe other guard. Harold Hausen of Jor- en as follows: selection from the dou- wer of Bacchus: J, (Tex) A. Mar dan. ble male quartette. "Southern Mel- shall. Chester A. i Roberts. .. Gsorge The second team selections were: odies, Troop 301- - retold story by Smith Veri A. Haw and f. $. RasForwards. Arden Younf of Grants-vill- e Gerald Boycourt of .Troop 298: tap mussen of Magus; yad C. D. Good and Marlow Turptn of Cyprus: dance by James Schoenfeld Troop 301 ing. Sheldon Dickson. E. T. Waldron center. Ralph Hulac, Murray and and Mias Teresa Arnone; dialogue by and Fred L. Jenson of Garfield. guards, Tom Carrigaa. Bingham and Melvin Jones and Laurel Marshall of Among former numbers 1 the Raleigh Judd. Grantsville. have Joined the Troop 397 and a solo by Parky American Legion-whAll six coaches unanimously Coon of Troop 301. local poet are Dfc Robert T. JeBiaon by their poll that Rigler. who The court was turned over to Van- and Dr. W. N. Psfh. rnembsm alternated at forward and center for guard Commissioner V. D. Schow the Utah Copper Medical staff. . the Pirates was first choice, with and the following awards made; After tbe initiation -- mfdsn inand Vaculia closely following Second Class, James Edwards, Virgil teresting talks vase given by State with five first places and one second. Taylor, Foster Nuesmeyer and WarnAdjutant Q, A. Wiesliry. on tbr LeAll these wen outstanding players ia er Dallin. First Class Vaughn Snow gion obligation as citizens and the the hoop league gasses and rats ace and Harry Kemp. Star Wilford service they air expected to render to high ia all sport writers and fans es- F. Kay, Boyd Fuller, Jay C. Nelson their community, state and nation; timation. William Dr. Jellison gave a. lacid epitome of and Victor Kemp. Life the value of tbe Veteran's tfcupitol Although only two coaches placed Ahlquist and James Van Beet. Peterson oa the, fust and two on the to this state. Commander L. G Black-nSizty eight merit badges were second tease, he nosed out Hulse, hia enlightened the membership on si follows: WUfard Kay, rival who received one first and four Jans Edwards, William Ahlquist. problems which confront residents seconds. Hansen was tbe guard selectLa Mar 'Jensen, Thomas Howell, during this period. ion of four coaches At the conclusion of the meeting, Floyd FuUer. James Van Fleet, Vaun, all adjourned to the basement, of the ghn Snow, Harry Kemp, Boyd Foster Nuesmeyer, Vsctor Qub and enjoyed light nfrwhssento- WEI Kemp, Virgil Taylor. Jay C Niel-soO. A. Clarke. Heber Smith, INCREASED BUSINESS Thomas Howell, All of Troop 300. MARKS MAGNA BANK Troop 301. swards to Giant Baker. REOPENING WEDNESDAY James Schoenfeld, Harold Richardson, Tbe First Secnrity Bask of Magna The Secretary of Agriculture an- Jay Perkin. Jack Taylor, Wayne Sornounced today: I have been asked to enson. Clyde Anderson. Spencer TayWednesday after tho Press stats tbe policy of die Department of lor, George Coon, Glen Coon, Vera dent s and Governor's proclamations Agriculture. on the question of fees Breeze, Carson Healy, and Harvey for stats and national bank holidays for the grazing of domestic livestock Jones: Troop 298, W. S. Hende rick-so- n terminated, with larger volume of business than' they hare experienced and Kenneth Nielson. oa the National Forests for 1933. These merit badges w tie given for for a long period of time, according The razing fees now ia effect for this year u at an average rate of 14V4 cents Proficiency in the following subjects: to a statement made Tbnrtday by r. foundry practice, cooking, L. Warnick, cashier, per bead per month for cattle and Mr. Warnick stated that dm dehorses and -- 4H cents per head per civics, first aid. bookbinding, scholarhealth, posits far exceeded the withdrawals, month for sheep and goats. These ship, metal work, personal rates erg. baaed upon. Jbe rates prevail, public health, swimming, woodwotk. and the business throughout the day ing for tbe use 'of forage 'on print carpentry, farm mechanics, signaling, was most satisfactory'. la connection with the hanks openland comparable to National Forest pathfinding, antomobiling. camping, lands. It has been announced to per- conservation, life saving, athletics, bird ing, all local merchants report aw in music, creased business in every department, mittees that these rates will be in ef- study, safety, reptile study, fect ia 1933. machinery, poultry, firemanship and resulting in trade upturns. "After carefully considering the mat- pioneering. ter. I have approved tbe recommendaGiven tions of tbe Forest Service that rates be applicable for tbe first two Of payments of fees due in 1933: and that a study be undertaken immediately to determine the practicability of relating grazing fees to tbe market valHog-Raisi- ng ue of livestock; and whether for the second half of the year 1933 and for A pep assembly was preacatod to the year 1934 this method of estabtbe students of the .Cyprus - High Closet Sept. 30. Of Contest Weight fees used. be should lishing grazing School ia honor of the basketball Pige Limited To Tbe study will be concluded and deteam Wednesday. Miss Myrrh Harvey 233 Pounds cision reached in ample time to make program; which wasja charge of the such adjustments as may be found deJem R. Jeasam E.' included retoasts a communication by' to According sirable in tbe second instalment of J. L. Cbrietrastat. top fees for 1933 and to establish the ceived by this office, prizes are being A. Etlred and offered by the Salt Lake Union Stock-yardancing, readings, girls sextette and fees for 1934. to Utah Future Farmers having speech by Principal T. P. Brockbnnk. A clever toast was given by Mk Outstanding pork production projects. It is thought that this competition Allred as follows: wilt encourage tbe efficient growing of bogs. All members of tbe Futon Heres to a gang of Platan Farmers dab htte, which is conducted Waring tbe gold and Was st tbe high school under the sponsor- Loyal Cyprnsoniaaa,and yon. ship of Leslie Nelson, are urged to Fighting Jor yon Haded by Captain Rigler. i enter this contest Tbs first price will be $30.00, sec- A mighty man ia bt Money IS coming out of its hiding ond. $20.00, third, $12.50. fourth. With a running mate la Turpin and being put back into circulation, as they an be. $7.50 and fifth, $5.00. According to Theyre ss fast asDick and Soaa attested by G. A- - Pantos, local autoFor reaching announcement made by J. H. Mender-fielsale mobile dealer. Last week during the Pintea Can folany up of tbe the put yards, manager . as tuarder bank holiday,, Mr.' Panloe received a and Jerry With Hy observed: be lowing rules most faiL a new Chevcall, ordering, delivery-o- f contest is open to all regu- Are never known to This rolet car immsditrly(. cash payment. of There are other loyal Pima enrolled Future Fanners Mr. Paulos reminded the prospective larly Old time Bucanem America in tbe State of Utah. buyer that the banks were closed, but Jay. Don and Ctriy shall own at John, All boys entering tbe man answered back that be would Will fill any tarn with feu. . lithave the money waiting for payment least one sow or gilt, tbe litter or We must not forget John MagtlW' ters from which must be marketed st And bis of the automobile. helper. Husky Jim six months of age or sooner and on When these Pima need mianm A bit doubtfully, Mr. Paulos took or before September 30, when the always all on him. They one of doses. The contest weight the new car down to the prospective any So here to a fang of Pirates purchasers residence and dine received pig shall not exceed 235 pounds. for a winning spree Off this desire to enter Candidates who a, total of S612 in cash money., conGive a toast to the mighty Pimm nominatsisting of five $100 bills,. two $50 contest shall make entry on a State champions of 33. bills, one $10 bill and the' remainder ing blank supplied not later than one ia silver change. The balance on the week after the farrowing of sow or new car was allowed on a turnip for gilu BOWLING an old model The record of all contestants must October later than be not submitted Mr. Paulos also stated that be has Salt The ladies alley bowling record nil told twelve new Cbcvrolets ia 1933. 15 to J. H. Mandcrfield. North Utah. Lake. broken March 9 by Mn. La Faun busiand reports a very satisfactory last Thursday evening after No entry will be scored unless st Mayberry knocked over tbe pus. netting bn tbe same from the matured least eight pigs score of 129. liner are marketed at tbe Salt Lake n single A mens bowling championship Union stock yards. tournament will be held Saturday so i the award, consideration In ening, March 25. at 7:3fl p, m. witb nuking HAVE YOUft UGMT3. will be given to average daily gain, nine teams bowling thia aaeo ovar YOUR BRAKES: KM feed cost per cwt of grain, and accur- six teams last yeai, STORM 61AROSLCKI0 acy and completeness of record book. CONFIDENCE BEFORE YOU START ON Records of any and all kinds and For over one hundred fifty --six A LONS TWP. EWE DUCKS of feed must be kept in tbe people of tbe world- have SPENT WfTH YOCia LOCAL original project record book eubmitted yean tbe tbe promises to pay of the fC A UFC for examination. This record book accepted GARAGE iai the should include a detailed story and s United State Government, lOR A LAWSim form of currency at their facer unlaw good photo of the boy and the litter. Now. it appears, that the gevemueat All reports shall include an accurate record of feed costs, weights of will get back of bank deposits, io tbe the individual bogs and age at time umt way, to that when w band one of tale. The yreight bill must also he money ia at the receiving idlers eubmitted as a part of the final record. window, we can fed assured that Uncle Sammy will aw to Entry blanks can' be secured from good old Professor E. J. Maynard, Utah State it that we get it back from tbe -pay when and sa w want- k. Agricultural cotlege. J. H. Matder-fiel- ing teller a North Salt Lake or the state -- An economist baa bees defined at education. of agricultural euperviaor' Final report forma will be mailed to a man who knows everything end cant do anything. aU contestants. Grazhg Rata bis business credit 1CCS J zJ FIRST VANGUARD .tn. He who keep wilt prosper. 1 JL others get ahead. ! Future Farmers Leaders Of M Men And Gleaner Girls Work Presented rSUwtuj'sV rpnr e rally the fellow who helps L COURT OF HONOR HELD SATURDAY FIRST PLACES ARE AVAILABLE j v sj MAGNA, UTAH, FRIDAY. MARCH 1 n Magna Sewing Center Will cipate la Relief Program . ri : Impossible ia t word to be u. J only ia dictionaries, of fools. The fellow who gets ahead ia gen V.jfe J i?i JVV ; v . . JUNIOR In - Attendance Ax i Wehetor Parent Tcechen. Mreeing, . Thursday , 200 PROI Fir-hte- to Fnor.usES -- BE ENJOYABLE Dr. Calvia S. Smith, superiat ruof Granite School District, was the principal speaker at the March Plan a an bearing completion foi meeting of tbe Webster Pamt-Teac- h the annual Junior Promenade of the ere Association, held at the sc booth are b(h-Schowhich will be bdd this Thursday afternoon. Mn. G H Moy year at the Utah Copper Qub. March re. president, presided. 24. Committee will begin decorating Dr, Smith, in a brief talk, at reread tbt clubhouse with attractive garlaatU the advantages of education in every and crepe papar Saturday, extended and his respect, cooperation The decoration tbaore of tbe gala to all memben of the evaniog of cuttftaiameot will ha the organization. Pirate. Very little information is. beP rev ton to Dr. Smiths- - talk, in order that tbt toll may with teachers was hsld for a ing givena Surprise to everycomplete present short' period, followed by tfan meet- one attending. ing.. Afire annonneementa and bud Invitation have hero extended to n of the Association was dispensed, rute-anSalt Lake - City officials, children of. the fifth and sixth grads tom of tbt Gmnitt District Board a spleadid prog tarn consist cf Education and x number of ther presented three-pamusic, ing of orchestra people, local aud outside of ringing, dancing, readings and' bar ptomiarst the aity. monies marie. Other outside visitors to the meet WEBSTER tug- wen Mrs. J. K. Hasdyt president of the State P. T. A.. Mia. G Q, Caaaoa. president of Greuito Co amid P. T. A- - Mn. Q. Stewart vice president of Granita Council P, T-MEETING and Mn. Wilson, president of Hawthorne P. T. A. The meeting, one of tbs here ever bdd here, was attendRoom. Mother of tbe Wetoter P. ed by two hundred put root. T-- A. will meet Friday, April 7. two oclock 0.. m. at the Wetouv- - School Tb past meetings tovo tom very t octree ul and all parents are invited to attend. Thirty-thre- e of flcrrs - aod - Room Mottoes of1 Webstar sad Hawthorn School' attended, the Greuito District Council P,,T. A. nuet ing .bdd Thursday. evening, at tbn Blaine School la Salt Lake. Aa invitation to attend had Chicks Men Enuoureged By Raped tom extended by Mn. Gsotva Q. Of Poultry. Pruducare-aaoeiaou- w Cannon. President of the District Council P. T. A. A school bus was chartered for the Encouragement for Beehive state tiou of 'tho interested partransports poultry nun is contained in a yutt ent: A very instructive beneficial meat recently Issued hy Clyde G.Ed program- - wans give; Announcement moods, Utah Poultry Producers Co- wa wed, that the ncxr district maroperative eesociatiou general manager, tial will be hdi It tba Blaine School indicating that tgg prices at rock seas- April-1, , onal bottom last week- - with markets - tendency to now rimwing CLUB- strengthen, Hia report should be of interest to nil poultrymro here. . The poultry picture' is further EVENTS brightened by the- - announcement that the major hatcheries have finally- B. L. Jonea report tb Utah Cop to reduce baby chick prices-anthat funds are again available thia year per Qub. calendar for April i opento assist in financing, the. chick, pur- - ing with a bang. Thus far, the fol lowing da tea are scheduled for the month: Prices for quality chicks havr been T omday. April . American cut to that they now fluctuate betwen loot Auxiliary Ladies matting and aud. cents, depending upon the American Legion marring for, the fhatchery and the time of puitbam. Deserving poultry men can obtain loam - Wednesday, Auril 5, Smoker. v through Poultry Finance Corporation Friday. April 12. Qub Dance, of Utah, with application blanks end-abl- e 13. Mercur Pion Saturday, April at- - tho state associatioa'f local err Society dance. Seven Keys ouch-de at ol Pareut-Tiach-e- re d rt R00:.I . LI0THERS SET DATE A. Report Indicate Hit Egf? Are At Roe!: Bcitcin Price 3 FUTURE con-ant- I It -- - A market analysis baaed on. from New York indicates thatrtpoita the bottom has been reached in egg prices, and that while no decided change ie expected' for some- time, prices may advance slightly by the - middle' of March. Though egg priest art normally lowest ia the spring, this- year were forced-texceptionally low levels by a combination of depression, (tongs damping aud unusually heavy laying, stimulated by mild weather- - ia y and early February. Evidence that the downward nlua f prices has bsea stayed is, found is the fact, (hat prices, on tbe under grade of eggt have advanced between ope end two unto a dozen. It ie hoped tbe gain will be reflected ia all grade within a week or two. From past experience and present indications, Mr. Edmonds believes- - that the market, after firming slightly in March, will remain fairly- - ready foe about 90 days and then begin a. gad al climb. In view of tbcac seasonal price fluctuations poultry men are urgd ed to take the view of tbeir bnrineas, particularly when computing profit- and loss. Though present price are low, excessive discouragement ie unwarranted for it should he- - remembered that there- - condkicm are only temporary and aeaaooal,- The poultry men who in 1932 ms loaast and pins ever the entire year hy setting aside a little re serve when price were good to help tide over the lean months, certain to follow; finished the- - period with a net profit, foe It will he remembered that prices were vary good ' daring the lare half of tha yeae, considering the - - o. Jan-nar- ge-o- year-roun- sd - Monday; April 17, Church Dance. Friday, April 28, Qnb Dance. ' Saturday, April' 29, Boy Scoots. Alan U. G G Pi Boys Froiie datr later. . Match gam Ladim team of bowl. en from. Act. Bowling ' alleys, Salt Lake City va. Ladies U. G G team at aa early date ia ApriL ' AU-St- Only two victories sepinte the Oypru High School g from the championship of the Bute of Utah on the Waxed Court. Tonight the Cold and Bhte Warriors play Lehi in the semifinal round of the State tourney and if they win, they will play the winner of the Springville, Granite game tomorrow night for the canting. The Oypru team, led by versatile Euasel Kagieby, has without doubt been the greatest aggregation' of ft&rg ever assembled at the local school, and are doped by experts to win the championship by 0 clone margin. To give credit to any particular player on the squad, would-on- ly be to cast reflection on the rest of the boys. The entire team baa worked like 0 clock in the Jordon district fight, and in the two games thus far in the tourney have been easily superior to both Ogden, but years champ pious, and Logan.. Hundreds of Hagna and Gar-fiel-d fans ere expected to be on hand tonight at the Deseret Gymnasium o help cheer the Pirates on to the finals tomorrow night. The Gold and Elue are on their way at last, and after many years of hard trying are both the favorites of the dopesters, end the fans to ar Lccd Rcrlitnb oop the Cyprus. Lets title. Go Cczmsrchl Pcp2l 7crldng Fcr State Ccntestp March 31 students in typewriting and shorthand are entering the final teats and examinations to decide which pupils will enter the ninth etate commercial contest to to held at ProMadeleine Wal-di- a. vo, Match 31. instructor at tbt local high school accompanied by a group of selected High-ecbo- M. itudenu. will journey to Profo for the contest. The contest is sponsored by the and all Brigham Young university high schools ia the state are invited to and teams or individual entrants to compete in the different events, , word received Jrom Sec retary E. H. Holt. ,o t 3 Tbe competitions include typewriting contests for the, novice, cecond year student aad the amateur. Shorthand event include contests for first and (tcond vtar student Awards for oth individual and team rivalry are offered. Mn. Waldia is now selacting her typewriting and shorthand team and ia dividual entries. Garfield Aproa 0erall Dance March 25 Training School Gnrc Report On 4 of clothing aad the coneervatiott- - of food wen tbe principal topics of disc nation at the annual 4. leaden achool at the Utah . States Agricultural, college recently. report local peoplo Resident bm who attended the Au Apron and Overall Dance, (ponrored by tbe M. I. A. of the Garfield ward will to held Saturday evening. Match 25 at the Garfield Mens Qub. Feature of tbe evening will to a logs school wen Mn. Mae Bello, contest waltz and tb M. I. A. contest Mix Pansy Long fait and Mrs. Walter Seine all of Magna, Min Beth Ev- dance. Tbe winning couplet of each an of Hunter1 aud Mbs Florence dance will receive a box of candy, according to announcement made by auWoodbury of Granger. The. purpose of tbe eounea uru to thorities. . gtvt training; in methods organizaEveryone is invited to attend. club and dub tion, conducting activities. Tbe leaders were also gives training ia the technique of the Right Yiews of Humanity project ia which they will help the feicourogod in Sunday boy a- - aad girl to contribute toa for program providing adequate food, Sermon abelter and. ciothaag- for tbe family. 'Matter U tb subject of tho Lesson-Sermwhich will bo read CONDITION OF in all Christian Science Churches ACCIDENT VICTIM on 8unday March 19. REPORTED GOOD Biblical citations Among 4-- on the forming a part of this SimilsHy, the efficient. Utah. pool The condition of Mise La Rue la tho following: "And he t it man should make a net profit in Long, who suffered, injuria, to her (Jesus) said unto them. Take heed, 1933 by averaging the price 'apa tad bm u an automobile accident on tbt and beware of covetousness: for a downs" and by conducting hie affaire Magna-SaLake highway a man's Ufa consisteth not in the on a strict bwriaeat basis, which Heater bet week, is reported as good, abundance of the things which he kmping his atolls younf and although it will be some time before poaaesaeth (St. Luke 18:15). vigorous, Correlative passages also Inthe i able to attend school. ' occurred when a car cluded from tha Christian Science "."J-- , drivru by-- Roy (Jerry) Hatch. Jr., textbook Science and Health with OPTIMISM A spirit 'of optimism sterna-tbe attempted to earn x car driven by Key to tho Scriptures by Mary tbe prevailing sentiment right now. Day. of Hunter. , Other oecu Baker, Eddy, road: "Take away In the mlads of most people there ia a pant-o- f the Hatch car, aU school wealtk. fame, and aoclal organizaconfidence that the government toa students .here, are back to scbooL tions, which weigh not one jot In tbe situation well h hand, that we the balance of God, and we get have reached bottom and the- d meric If d nc. dearer view of Principle. Another example of step natatory 'in tbe banking, skua tioa; tb hundred of bill! already in- divine Love la becoming nearer, tioa are the taming points from troduced at tbe state legislature. dearer, and more real to us, matter which we will climb back to a normal Is then.aubmlttlng to Spirit (P. condition. Create your own opportunity, . , Lesson-Serm- on lt The-accide- nt o Lo-rro- zo ... - over-pro- , 3 |