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Show x Srf A may b tb worn fc kind of a failure and still be- come a outstanding lucces by changing hi way of thinking. r. 5' ifet -- MAGNA, 05, Paptr To Be Iawd ;aai if; Early Next 7etk la order to give our adveniaera and fudert the full benefits of the many ylSFETIS I;; Friday date. Thia has beta planned aa a community event and ia order that every ,Fnr KkWie home, every member of every family Tree jutmw may uve aad part cipat ia the many on bargains arranged by yoar local merchant for YOUR benefit, we art disDecember 5. tributing the paper by a carrier method from house to boose, f yoa rf events waa released dont receiv yonr. we would appreyjTcatl Madiea. president.of ciate call from yon. Telereceiving member awociate uf the phone Garfield 6. akCopptf Qub during jer H 4; I -- If j. t1 iDutaber. will na- Tyriacip! sttnetioa Wrfnesday, December 12 . j,a end entertainment ia , . "T.jabilce i foMt Company will furn-- e dob event n1 Hia S Prk'n .Itoie will be there for all cm De- -i d do will- - B 8 G. Ore Com- d Garfield Improvement ia the drawing mrticipat with the No nc sjg ytrebaaed - faad ia honor of two yean Official record. 0 m accident that the drawing 1 dab rrplai to regular mem ja till be open , g,td above, inaamuch aa thia , awarded to them hr the vCoopaay ia recognition of thia , i- n Jk Kbievement. 4, jtf, Decamber will Rifle Qub gather each notice. g maiag util further ' for an tried to watch i Chicken Big gm oa the - TO DEBATE AT U. OF U. the local plant Brox and hi of record for the Ucmber j E.IAGNA BOY celebration of the 'Zo. Adolph - t.pMct ore beat ra 5, Smoker, if tMoa will be announced Pant W. Jone. Magna, will represent the University of Utah in the debate tournament which will precede meeting of the Western Association of Teacher of Speech at the Utah to LaVtra Univenity, according Banc, debate coach. The tournament will be held November 27, 28, and 30, while the speech convention it scheduled for November 29 - Dec. 1. Over 100 debate teams representing 50 colleges will participatt ha the .debate. The question for debate wUI be on the prohibition of the international shipment of arms and 31, the annul scheduled In r atual Big Time for Every December Ji dance i iti t viB - oh. s. Merry-maker- for the be there htgb-- i Utber in 1935 tfar south. nt of the gang. i , n foe the annual Qub Tat natty for the kiddie kern definitely decided npon. a (he announcement will be &e very near future. . r books, principally popular fiction were received last week by the Magna Public Library, as donations nude by Mia. J. Owens of New York City, a friend of Mist Sarah Guernsey, librarian. All interested an invited to visit the library., A number of .new magazine have been given also. subscription Turkey SkccK All Did From and pistol sbooten an rifle- giv- d. well-edite- priz-wii- Wegge-!wia-chie- I Pick-?idito- Max Wrf I Chapman, r; 7 Englemann, society: student body Jrck, i odi Wilbur Bar Bennion. & fea-T.- u. f; X I reporters. : 77 ArlturGirf Elected PrciiisatOfHiw adb4tU.0fU tbeket is faculty adviaor. Word has just been received here that Mias Josephine Mix. .daughter of Mr. aad Mu. B.' E, Mix of Arcation thur. has been elected president of the Bahemiaa Club, aa organization for Awards boys Ind girts attending the U of U A number of activities are being this organization for the Priip1S. of the plaaaedby lw Jmt Smith. winter social season. OjV .Wittier school, both t,i.,.rlltnt were given plaques Bridge Club the Bridge Club was ftwl1 ? imPro'l The . of their mpective entertained by Mr. Fred Jemen November 21 t her borne. A t' beat in the delightfully luncheon was W 7vTr,cboMa planned atific.tion carried oa served and bridge tables later arranged for the popular game. Mrs. Ray ThoTb . mas won the high prize. P.T H ncooperated with -j , .A; nftc,P1 'B carryiag out Mother jet S" Mart olr eorw" Given UL Jnst-A-M- -- lav m ' T in I , Honan t dlbt" n entertained at a .Vnyrr.fmil7 faa M. ,g!on. lilOfpba era eras ld Worthwhile Things A 14 group of young people talking tb other night nt my borne shoal the really worthwhile things of Iii Health, w cxlth power, fint, glory a11 cam in foe their (hare of atSMtion but not on stented to dwell for a moment npon anything that 1 considered anally worthwhile-- in comparison with the test I had been silent for sons time to the opinion of the others until one of tb boy tamed to me nd asked what I shonld choont from this complex world of ours to treasure as tbt most precious gifts lift has to offer. I replied after a moments 1 shonld take hesitation. health, love, books, the respect of all my friends and acquaintance, a garden, travel-ina worthwhile ounpatioa that woald net me not to much a dollar and rent vain a one that I coaid y and work for the fen of prork-Lbnt by no meant treat, a e, may j call him, to share all of thia with are." The young folk tbonght for a moment ia sober consideration, aatil on said with a sweet sincerity; Yos know. Edith, 1 believe yon would be bappkr with yonr choice of gifts, than any of a would be with oati No. pertup not. Aa I think of worthwhile things 1 could probably have listed many others bay after all isn't happiness to be placed PO pinnacle above cvcrythiag tlref To me it is and each Individual t panne and taka bis own particular happier whatever it may be. That creed happen to be mine. Utih. Candidates for election to the board for the British L. D. S. mission to of education in the Granite School district were announced by Leland Thomas thertJ two A, George Lavin, elerka Wednesday Three memfeare. Adancing social will also be given bers art to be elected t- Granite disItrict mning. Novmhev 27 at the Tuesday Undcr tbt law, undid. tea mast file P. G. Ward. notict of intention to jbecome uadi-day- s h been 0WLg a before cUctioa. 8ed for the testimonial: Opening ng- - congregation: vocal wbicJi f ro be held December 5. Granite District has 1 1 undid. tm Bezzant. Wren Holt; remark for the place to be fiQtd. T. G pUbo ma ildrtdge:reading. Ruth Ben- - Stayner. incumbent, of Cottonwood, has filed for a second terns from xylophone aolo, damn Within t few days approximately Precinct No. 1. including South Cotaolo. Robert Pederson; remark.. 120.000 cards will be tent out from Missionary, and Bishop L. C. Healy tonwood, Holladay, East Mill Creek the Bureau of the Census and deliverwading, Jomphine Mix and remarks! and Cottonwood. His opponents ined clude through the Port Office Department Carlo J. W. Lambert, H. Georg Edward Sutton of to every family in Utah, An extenOquirih Suke. A tong by the co- Bruetton and George H. Adamson, all sive campaign will be conof Holladay. Mr. Brwttom served Jobs were found for 759 Salt Lake ductedpublicity ngest, OB will conclude the to effect the return of there one term in 1930. and bened.ction will be offeredprogram ReCounty workers by the National by W. cards, which will he used for the par-poFrom precinct No. 2 ia Granite H. Reynolds. employment Service during the month of checking the completeness of district, composed of tbt territory east Elder Leland Thomaa it a of October as compared with 487 graduate the original record on fils ia the ofof the Cyprus High School and Uni- of the Jordan river to Twentieth jobe found .during September, Jloeeph fice of the Utah State Board of East street, approximately. Twenty-sevent- h S. Mayer, manager of the Salt Lake versity of Utah. He is highly There cards will be ranked Health. Street Soatb tb Murray city Coaaty office announced today. by a large cirel of friends. limits. no will be required. and postage George Pant,;. 4263 Soatb Best wishes sn hit employment through tb service long journey and Thirteenth East .All mothers and fathers of this street, now serving the for the etstt increased by 913 job utw home art extended. vicinity an urgently requested to asM. Park, asunexpired term of ing October aa compared with Sep- sist in this fill oat th cards signed, will eek reflection. Others intember. reaching oul of 3758 correctly iacampaign, order that th birth of clude John W. Cook. 75 Lon is placements. Daring September, 3)45 properly yonr children may b avenne; T. Tracy Wright. 3838 placements wen mad. South State ntreet; Guauv O. J. KelDivision of the October placements vin, 74 West Sunset avenue and Alma in Salt Lake Connty according to emCorn wait 997 East Thirty-nint- h show that 321 were The amazing Senator Huey P. ploymentongroup Eighteen members of the Cyprus South stfcet. PWA projects and 4)8 placed H. Earl Day of Hunter, now serv- Long, wbo can change hscre with with High night school received U. S. private employers., Bureau of Mines First Aid certificates ing bis first term from precinct No. 5. ipttd. xdopud a pouting Of the October placements for tb at tbs conclusion of the First Aid embracing Hunter, Granger, Brighton. pore aad tbnaeened to deny Teanemet itate, 590 were mad with tb State farther eight of him if newspapers Road Gommisaioa, 1852 oa PWA also classes. Wednesday evening. W. W. North Point and Taylorsville, His opponent is ap there dont tell tbt truth about Keaaler, senior First Aid instructor of seeks reflection. aad 1)16 with private em are aad my football ream. My good- - projects . the Bureau of Mines, presented the Leonard Gerrud of Taylorsville. . ployer. Tb official opening bowling date students with the certificates and gave for women of the Utah Copper Qnb The ws final examinations. Kiagfish hat been set for December 1 1, accord- Mr. Kessler through became a Knoxville paper commented on the fact ing to Barr Jacobs, wbo is ia charge that the students responded very read printed aa artida by Westbrook Peg-b- r of Thus far, th inia which New arrangements. the York to the questions he asked them and columnist ily terest in th women's division, has ran referred to Lousisas State's football highly complimented Hal Richardson treat as bonght hr, the Ringfiih, high snd members of the fair sex for the highly efficient manner that , By Miss'VsrNoetW Ibaf hi Seed every Tuesday" night (their "he had instrdeted the clast. statement in"Tb a damned is Cyprus High School official evening of th week) throwfs Senator lie.' moni Twenty-eigmembers were en Long it quoted When we decided to try a wstviag ing th big black hall for s score con-by abort a tonr for saying bitterly. "That buzzard Peg-h- r rolled in the class, some of them hav- project, the ninth grade class was Arrangements is just trying to get a little pnbli-cit- y test art being made tb Cyprus against the pint. ing received previous certificates, and chosen to make the trial for himself. . . Jaaior High school, annoanct offs several dropping out to enter the CCC I had previously constructed a moAnyone interested U invited to try The second class will start Monday del loom and beadle which we learned , The Kiagfish admitted that be had rials of the Pepeter, school paper. his skill at this popular gams. New wired Colonel he stories will Pael published entrants must Parker, athletic Th winning evening, November 26, 8:00 p. m to operate. The shop teacher. Walpost scores on 5 games director of the Univenity of Ten nets-t- in th Christmas edition. at Cyprus High auditorium. before December 4 in order to compete Anyone ter Williams, snd bis boys then made Tb literary contest is open to th in the league while tb last years demanding that "the truth be eighteen years or older who ia interest- fifteen others for the class. To begia ed in First Aid, is welcome to register tbit wen printed or I won't cpmt up there for entire school with the best contribu- average of regular women howlers will instruction two loom Teaaetace-Loubiaa- a with Mr. Richardson a'nytime over threaded ready for weaving. After ex- the gam. And tions from the seventh, eighth snd be used as a comparative basis for the 1 won't go either, nnleta, it' ninth grades to be chorea. Tbs judges teams. straighthe week-en- d. It is free to the pub' hibiting them, 1 gave a abort dem for the contest will he selected from tened be said. out. the of lie. with both men and women en onstration of weaving. Two ; Complett information of entrants, Consult yonr daily papers for fur- tb faculty of English teachers wbo dates Valuable instruction is giv girls most anxious to learn began rolled. of playing, teams, etc. will be stories will ther determine facts th which tre aad information. in next .week's issue. en. weaving kith the clast grouped given best the and rules; this it what they have for Sena according to following round them. At the class learned the 1 at (1) Contest opens December technique, each girl threaded her own nine oclock and closes December 14 loom and began weaving, having t. four .oclock, chotes her acticU to weave and Bilbo says be nn for xhe Senate so (2) Tb writing suit be a short that be conld get selected bee design and color. place to park bis story not to exceed 500 words.. It some made Many eirlt puree, tar, MifrirejppL may hart rite ted him In wide in order to get a place to park Bilbo, mast be originst.rugs for doll boss-bo- tb be It must typewritten pa on (3) plain weave was used Anyway, its tb first original ptat-for- sd of theme-tiz- e Boys paper. Stadeate ere came small samples of I have ever heard about,' caret ally on spelling, urged twill snd satin weaves, Show , sentence struct arc. margins, neatness studied under the magni 19, brought Monday. November According to a newt item, ia Ugan- snd arrangements. with it the beginning of the annusl fying glass the material each girl was da. Central Africa, tb number of wild (4) Consult yonr English teacher basketball class series at Cyprus High wearing,, and compared them with onr has doabled ia the last 25 before banding in store. Make th elephants cases in why many School. Tb first game at 2 :45 p. m weaving, finding stories as interesting at possible. year, to that the beast has become found the Junior A team pitted against w could not duplicate them oa nut aaiaaacc. Jnst a ybe (5) Place contest material in the thought consiWe made looms. mad team home B Junior The Senior the turn. that is when all those misting G O. box in room 1. not weaves various of in derable. itudy uncork ed a brilliant offensive early P. pachyderms have gone. There will he on story to reprethe third period to romp over their found in dress cloth worn in class sent tb seventh, on for the eighth, teemed tb girl The final score was Senior foes. Through all this Yas-Su- hl snd one for the ninth, and to t gain the weaving Coon 20. Seniors to enjoy Juniors, 31, Anyhow, Mr, Sinclair may now interest in cloth. Cyprus letter man.' was the outstand decidtly new The project was completed by two present himself as "I, Raaner-Up- ing player of this game. He counted ton. 1 3 of die victor's points. groups of about equal qualifications. other the the ia fall On began the ; gronp Soph The second game paired Mrs. Elmer Speers entertained at a Utah Copper Qub Alleys omore A team and the Ag Qub. The at mid year. As tb project programed, Again, from $ newt item. The Aa delightful dinner party Satnrday evenin the we found ways to improve rise looms lead a early got Sophomores that materially. W plan to have large dy Payne wbo won the Bauson Der- ing at her borne in honor of Mis My Friday. November 2), 6:30 p. a. game and succeeded in bolding score looms next year for general ns, and by ia 1928 (whatever it that?) has m Obray of Garfield snd Vance Hen No, 4, A. Lnchesi vt. No. 12, John The final lead until the gun. still larger models oa jnst been elected clerk of Oklahomas dricksoa of. Magna, , wbo are to be Jacobs; No. 2, P. R. Schultz vs. No. was Sophomores. 30. Ag Club, 28 one or two aad varied conrt. Well, he deserve a sitting down married the latter part of November. 44, H. C. Anderson; B:00 p. m., No. Grow, diminutive forward, sank has which more interesting be woven. job if say one dots. could be before Following the dinner, bridge was en- 1. L. W. Lewis vt. No. 8 W. W. Al6 may kets totaling J points re a whole was vert end high (core prize awarded to len and No. 6, Monte Bird vt. No. The project joyed be stopped. 10. W. A. Wolstenbolm. Dr. and Mis. S. Netolicky. much worth while. The box score was as follows: -- Taken from tb U. E. A. Elmer Norell says It would. have to Mist Obray, Junior Monday, November 26, 6:30 p. m. Complimentary Senior B been aa iatmstiag election if the Rea misNo. Vera entertained at Miss 6, Mont Bird vs. No. 14, H. G Speers Mori, 6 Paulo. publican party had known anything cellaneous shower st her boms Thurs- And none No. 3, Harry Adams vs. Socials Honor Duckworth. aboat it. Jnst what do yon mesa, Mr. day of last week. Games snd light rt No. 16. H. L. Garfield: 8:00 p. m.. Johnson, Giles. 2 Bride-To-B- e freshen ts were enjoyed. Th honored No. 9, Wm. Mayberry vs. No. 11, Notanf McCallister, Harris, 0 of the interesting anptial Jack Lontenaock; No 5, Bond Albean One received many lovely gifts. 13 Coon, guest 4 Perkins. e Mn. P. W. Seay wat hostess to v. jN- - 15. Parley McCleve. . events of next week will be tb Neilson. 4 danof Miss Claudia Noma, Wednesday, November 28, 6:30 I wonder if tbt Smithsonian In- - twelve g nests at a buffet - dinner Referee, Tomlin. and MI Monday evening st her tiom honoring p. m. No. 1 , L. W. Lewis va. No. 1 0, s shout Ag Club ghter of Mr. Hj"7 securing A thought Sophomore iOfl of Awln specimen of Old Gaard No. 8,- - Wm. -Butters, 2 to Eugene Sadler, rf Repnhlicaa the betrothal ( Mias Obray and Mr. W. Grow, 1 6 of Magna. The ys.ni while then is etiU time. No. Allen also formed vt. end John 12, Jacobi; 8:00 Hendrickses, Sadler 0 fink Walker. green . If Stewart. 4 tb Salt combination p. m. No. 7, Ted Johnson vs. No. color attractive an . Coos. 1 1 couple will be S.married isWednesday Lewis. 0 temple Lake L D. throughout the rooms, with vares of 13. Wm. Treieder and No. 4, A. Knans, - 1 Sorenson, 0 to make 28. 1 cosmos end asters placed as colorfnl Lncbesi vs. No. 16, H. L. Garfield. November Shoenfeld, While over tb Tooele glancing Cavenee. 2 asin Magna. borne their If reckoned as one motifs. The evening was spent ia T ranacript-Bnlletibnde-eUHusband, 8 Mr. and Mr. Grant Simmons anan "Bride's Book sembling tb Complimentary to the of better the weeklies, my elaborate hook which waa designed nounce the birth of a baby boy at tb Mrs. G. G Jensen snd Mrs. was th sentence: by caagbt following msscelUgrons Mother and baby Ward entertained at by i Mr. Seay and later pit- - L. D. S. Hospital. School entertainment will be fives and mad s O. McMichael Gives Simmons are a" nicely. doing very shower at the bom of Mm. Ward Wl7 A rather than a matinee end snd Mrs. two nights, Thomas. Mist Cecilia was time formerly yeas everyone. Salt Lake City. Mrs. Jens Talk joyable Cyprus Club , badhy aa evening performance. The first are aant and cousin, respsrt-ivel- y tb Ward fWM evening only school children end the L O. McMichael. manager of of Miss No- - Gb second faculty will be admitted, local' J. C. PeantT- - Company store Magna attending the delightfully will be adult aad or performance night's Club Mrs. included Commercial Many affair presented the Mre. J. school patrons." Oh. Melba, those a Very interesting Cypres-witNorris. Mn. Amelu Sadler. Bezzant teachers might get the same meaning Kathleen Mis talk at Bezzant. M. that I did on the first rending they Individual All students week. Bewant. last of and Miss Mary Thursday are supposed to be adnltt, yon know. were penchrnre in Utah whbia th availwere precommercial subjects interested in favors of candy coruga been able fund for the month. It is exrelief reduced Local fund bve were Games playsented to the guests. present. for the balance ofNovembe according plained that the Utah Emergency Rethe dub of aerved. members the sndrefresbments ed At prerent the to a letter from th State Advisory lief Administration do not have suf? t " on larger and better Mra Amei: Sadler, mother of Mri Theresa .Taylor wat hostess Board. The amount approved to cov- ficient funds at their disposal to meet thiol per. Several new columns bridegroom, ws. hostess at rfisnn-ingl- y to members of tbs Merry Matrons er tb entire relief program daring tbt adequately tb relief budgets aa estiwhich shonld help arranged socul complimentary are to be added, Third Bridgs Qnb st the Garfield Women's month is Mstctially lower ' than the mated by the various counties. ' on. borne her at Claudia the Miss paper make AH counties have been arged to Tb Qabrooms Friday of last week, A amount of tb estimate submitted by South Street Wednesday evening. available and to reduce all non local relief tdmiaistmtioa oa Octthe serwas Isachcon arranged prettily P evening was spent relief emu to a minimum: such a of Ibapah Hibbard ober 20. remainder ved. of the afternoon M. Th ipcial G delightful snd Mre. - lait Ed.-aThr reduction k necessary, aa ex- trucks, - team and varions kinds of visitor for several rdsys- Mrs. time was bad by all. Tb honored was epent ib playing bridge-.Mn- b was her sister, of Harris woo tbs prize. .. plained is th letter, to bring relief ex- - equipment. many .beautiful jtfu. week at the home received guest A. Cook. lit-sni- " P'' un: Alld-"dg- rh-jo- 759 Jcbj Found For st S. help-mat- L County Mon re t Huey Long Paste 7caen Set Olfxchl Bowling Date Far December 11 Here - A Wcav,'2 Project JuuisrHfjhTo S a e. . Ho-Hu- Am I Right f CYPRUS HIGH SCHOOL NEWS Basketball Speed Pep Bowling Schedule For Next Yctk m Maybe So but-ma- Delightful Fete For Miss Obray Reward Says Yoa WHAT DO YOU THINK? sal I will used in the state provided aye repealed. &to also been asked but as yet we ed. Therefore, we are opening our yiH welcome contributions on Method will not publish letters containing ' Phonal references. 171 Ptment shmild be used to discuss the be kept f, v. lmPefonal manner. Letters shuld iVe will be held in strictest confidence and 18 ! 1 Af , the Mato. Tne put (event weeksmethod of liquor to at wht the herd vi JfA-- Equine ifd esired. The Editor. j j V An Idea ' - i - Oh, Melba Tbntan 1 a. ct 4FS Ike I - mar--iag- At Social Mrs. Joseph Whin NoT'3ry?d the L. D. very delightful dinner Tnesday. her borne at lnu11 mother her "ffor vember ntw 20 '4sM, Covet were laid at one waa bom. in Garfield. an doing very Mr. and Mr. O. k. for table C. W. H.b Mrs. Haney Hooper and Mr. and Sellen. icr and family of Tooele. (Jf By B. N. Section to Be Held Dec. S In Granite School Distric MED FOR Celt::! Tfces Prc zzzs 3Cff mii CUIZG1S AID for Villi Genic k. ton of Mr. aad Mre John Gersick of Magna, were held Monday ia Out Lady of Lonidre church at Magna. The small hoy died Thursday, November I at the Holy Crore Hospital ia Salt Lake after a Checking System Being lingering iUnere of nrenic poisoning. Cards Made In Father Gtroax of thy Catholic dioct of Salt Lake gave the rermoa Follow at the services, with Fatbet Gotetlia of Midvale and Father . Marceaix of The importance of birth registraSalt Lakt chaatiag tb high mast. tion is t subject of vital iatereet to Father J. A. Sanders .waa the cclcbraat, every father and mother. at the 10:00 a. m. service. Rosary According to t communication war held at the Geetkk bom at 8:00 ceived by Eva W. Ramsey, a. m. Sunday. Large attendance at agent of tb Department the Monday service was mat evidence mere. Bureau of the Census, Washingof the high rettem the Gertkk family ton, the Bureau, in coopcntioa with and small hoy wen held. the Bureau of Vital Statistics of the Willie wat bom Jna 6, 1924 ia Utah State Board of Health and tb Magna. Survivors are hit parents, Utah Emergency Relief Administratwo brothers, John, Chariet snd one tion, is making a complett check of sister, Alice. Interment wat mad ia these records in Utah at part of a naMount Calvary. tional campaign. Final service ht en their chance to compete in the turkey "shoot on the indoor range of the Utah Copper Qub either today or Saturday, states E. E. McCarty, Satnrday it the final day secretary. "Pepater." a publication for the shoot. Thus far. 17 tarkrys wlky tbe Cyprus Junior High have been awarded. This is a big F ode its initial debut Wcdnea-- n increase over the from 7 turkey the printing If entries preaaei of the statistic of last .week-enthe first issue for the do not drain to shoot either pistol ot term. rifles they may roll dice. kpycr waa a d new-- . Tbs man shooting the highest score vitb rvtrything that goes 41 typial big newapaper. t rants, will be awarded s turkey. The A wtitlct and. advrrtim.n complete list of the Iwky. off consists of Junior aery will be published ia next week's ( Atsuj.0 Mori, issue. amtor; Blanche Smith, but ; Hw with Darrell Perkins Vaculin. assistants I Dick editor: Ellin it vs Gcrsick Boy Here JOBS DRA17 Ia Granite DL!rd Saturday r Hakes HeHfcrSndl W. ff. KessltrLauds New Beck Donated Pint Aid Class To F.Iegna library EH wfCFGiV End ! Final Riles Are SCKCOLBODY Jh Twenty-fou- n. leave December (V FRIDAY, NOV. 23, 1S34 g, jaday, December' , i need Later, J:f r- A farewell testi-- l monial will be hld Thomas i forn Leland of Mr. asd Mrs. Gen Thomas of Magna, Sunday evening. November 25 at the Pleasant Green Wardhouse. ! Mr. Thomas, well known young man of Magna, will Annual To Be 1 -- Thanksgiving cpeciale to be featured m next week' issue of the Magna Timet and Garfield Leader, both pap will be issued Tuesday afternoon. November 27 tnattad of the usual it F POPULAR LOCAL BOY TO DEPART ON MISSION UTAli L t 0rt Tnt. At tb, a RELIEF ADLIEIISTRATIOII RECEIVES ORDER TO REDUCE EXPENDITURES igolar Entertains Club -- ds proga-sivo-gam- es a rt . |