Magna Times | 1935-05-17 | Page 1

I P-- local-happe- n. rAd A NEWSPAPER H D JL AND TO MAGNA Uheld READ THE ADS IN THIS PAPER AND HELP TO INTERESTS. BUILD YOUR tWN AU tht Newt That a r: prinl Independent in Policy kggtEENTH 3 Siiosi Sait L:' FRIDAY, MAY'S?, 1935 IERCUR SOCIETY Chattel' MAKES PLANS FOR REUNION Directors Cg 1 M rifkst tad County Comaktionct Jama B. Mullins, PmwkM oflb Society, Give Detail s Play By E. M. N. County Commissioner of yucer. See Sign,Red . Qter Market kao ft, T t it mal', felal Price Increase. p,rj L Monday producer the U tatitf action as a result of rv a (bt price of topper for - ( cents a pound. Theyat ettatc. however, chiefly ,, the world market is impro-jjtbthan as promising (Strabenefit. in mediate n Moffat, vice president and Uuh Copper manager of th uid the increase in the would help sndoubtedly ex uric produces, but not to tb in ibat srould justify them 1U nd dnorft," nfkcti pp inner 1 r evt-7,b- at ldpent, th tiat J ex--f- g production on payroll. ,'j cm expect no great improvt-i- i theconoer s tuation. Mid Mr. old stock are materially "until O. :td. 0 Decembrr 3. 19)4 anrplne rr stocks totaled 270.000 ton . it about 75 per cent of the to- last year. intic consumption in (educing ie making headway a plus, but we still have a long l " also recalled that are prevented from fill benefit, from the increase . by the fact the agreement re inched at the New York con f world -- roduce' provided iitailmmt of exports by Amer. STUDENT iRTICIPATES IN wee a 0 dT gas uk 1 hot at $2 i r decide to tk ill owe 1 06 rou want t o tl p On of the really commendable and bus expiated other day by evtral Magna mtechants. They proposed to suet a chain letter to circu- all proceeds to he asw for a comauaity civic project. Assurance Hood things about this chain-lettme a wm the tw, tu to receive the money to be insured by a seal oa each aotaryt Reception letter or some such C. W. Corfield, J. R. Jarvi. Me. The sectioa we liked was th plaa C. W. Evers and Charles Coates. to provide for a tow inducement. Ground and Refreshments there art several Parley Bryan.' Jack Shafer and Frank that have long beta pet hobbies, ia ' s ' Allen. . cisdiag a swimming pool, more tennis courts man', many otter Program thing. Alex Baker and George Z. Edward. However, we cant act the necessity of All th above named to serve on a Why not mm safer uBh,B al ft committee at the tall of tht iresident. President Mullins tatti he is lookin onward to another such successful md enjoyable gathering as was held Last when over one thousand happy ld timers gathered in Lewistown Can on on the spot whert the town of Meteor oact' pulsated with life. en-- -- Vocation Time CONCENTRATES fer MAGNA BOY TO TRAIN IN VY0. OFFICERS CAMP IilcrraylOao Membership of Four-Me- n Chester Bello To Give DoTeems Announced- Pley te iU of 4-- Club Outing Tbundeys and. Other Events. - H W. S. Hoot was medalist la tha May kg of the Director cup play of tka Uuh Copper Golf course with a 77. Hw handicap of 12 netted hid low. groat of 65. F, O. Haymoad, jr. pressed him very doaely with Gut Ensign drew tha only by. The other matches an as follow: W. S. Hook, 12. vs. Dr. P. M. Chaa. 25; H. L. Garfield,. 19 v. B. Wim-me- r, 12, v. H. L. )4; Erkkabu. 22; L. L. Johnuoa. 25. v. Ed Macklia, 16: Rut Packard, 9. v. At Ablquist, 25: Jackie Ridd, I), va. V. Hendrickses, 21; Jack Robbins, 4 vs. M. Maibea. 27; L. O. Naylor. 14, vs. Dkk Naylor. 12, F. O. Haymond leads tb lower bracket, playing V. D. Heath. 2): Clem Jones va W. Williams. 15 Floyd Nitlsoa, 1 2. v. Pete Caramons. 27; Keith Barton, 12. va. E. E. McCarty. 34; Don Wljlace, 12. kl C Colomb. 27; A. C Eatiga. 16, v. bye; J. W. Ridd. 10. va. E. Wal lace. 26; Amtl Elder. 12, va T. Lew-2-- IJ-39 And speaking of community projects. over 8000 boys and giris of School District will be out of GranitC' school ia tea day. About a third of this number wiU bt ia this immediate district. Whar will they do t The mum old problem of keeping adolescent hands and mind busy. You know, "Aa idle b aia. etc." Where arc tht job for the rising generation 2 What art tht boy and girls leaving school going to dof Whets lpe they going? What will satisfy their natural eagerness for lift, activity and adventure? Facing that ptob-leMem be. Ship of tht four maa teams brings mors than a little worry. John W. Pritchard of Magna, will are announced at follows: be one of tb 62 University of Utah It should aud docs give cause for t. No. 1: J. E. Rothrock. captain, itudtnts who will tnin in die Reserve B. Sckwer. D. R. Kim. A. R. Ely. The only solution, w can see. is Officers Training Corps camp at For FlinciO E. Warren war Cheyenne. to go into tht hobby business strious- - and T. R. Farnsworth No. 2: J. W, Ridd, captain, Roy Give those restless hands and idle Wyp; in Jane. according to an announcement made t the state nniver-- miads something to do. something in- Hatch, T. A. Jaanty and J. G. Had-kteresting, appealing. Radio making, No. 3: Kirk Bond, capttia. F. A. The Reserve Officers . ' Training dramatics. Music. Art. Sports. Club. Bond. P. K. Rkhardsoa. H. Martin. Corps camp is an annul encampment, The list is long. No. 4: Ray Thomas, capuia, G. Information has been received by n which stndents in the University Forbes. F. J. Downey, W. G. Ronil-laiof Uuh R. O. T. C. snii join with this office that full and complete instudent: from tht Colo ado Agricul- formation may be obtained from rise No. 5: Sid Tregaskit, captain. M. tural college in a six weeks' practical National Recreation Aa ociatioa or th Bet. L. F. Bayte. J. J. Nordberg, J. Leisure Tim New Institute, both of training period. The stndents go to Fenton, George Addy, E. A.MUkr. the camp bet w eta their junior and Yo k City. Surely, such an enterprise E. Snow. snior yean, and tk appointments in tucb m this it much worthier of adults No. 6: T. Lewis, apiaia, A. La he nnivc raity R. .O. T. C. nnit in farilitiet and consideration than bridge cht i. Dkk Naylor, Ed Macklia. . made largely on a basis of the quality games, tea parties and such. No. 7: H. G Anderson, captain, Plans are being made to organize, f work stone at the camp. W. Engelmaan. A. C. Ensiga, P. softball team, golf aquads for boyt and giris. tennis competition ia the H. Ensiga. F. O. Haymond, tr. No. 8 : H. L. Garfield, capuia. Pete town. Get behind tht promoters of 'hftt movements. Boost them for tht Cammons, Brve Wimmer, Rum GoodO. H. Stewart. , hanpinet and conttatment of your man. No. 9: Rot Packard, capuia. L. L. bova and giris. Johnston,. Vaace Hendrickson, J. Rob- - rr AILINGS ' Next Saturday. May 1 8. at the Mar- High school, commencing at 1 0 m.. a morning and afternoon session f a 4-Club leaders subject matter training school for Saif Lake county tlub leaden, wilt be held. k the program with Following ry of the Salt rilliam Gtdgt. president club leaden 4-- etso-fiati- in chav. MORNING SESSION 10 a m. to-1- 2 Led by Ariint Community tinging McKean. Introduction of visiton William Gtdge H. falks: by Etna Mill, Joseph Marguerite Woodhead. Chester Bello. Maxine Smith. i MRS. CG. HARRIS ELECTED WEBSTER PTA PRESIDENT Mr. Giftoa G. Harris was elected By Hodge Marshal president of tht Webster school PTA Mr. Ckn An election Is being held to fill va- last Friday, succeeding cancies soon to occur oa tb board of Borland, who hai Served for th past named include year. Other officer governor of th Copper Cmpany Em- Mrs. Carl Ashby, firt vice president. ployes Benefit Association. The first O. T. Jensen, principal, second vkt tun ia years, mot than on candidate ia being considered for election president. Miss Ellen Wurzbach, and Wit Sadler, treasurer. from th office. While tha contest is In appreciation of Mrs. Borland's not heated, nor tb result ia doubt, th fact tbit there ia even tht wm wrvken during the part year, a lovely b la nee of a contest proves that tbow potted plant with assorted blooms. i prewntrd to her by the Webster belonging to the association an taking teacher. Mrs. Borland also txpreswd a greater iat.erttt ia itt afflict. sincere thanks to everyone who had her during the year. Th hay fever ceaaoa ia oa as and assisted Th program of tb evening confill tb ait. Its vktima wijl sneeze sisted of activities that th children probably b more anmtrous this year will in and prewnt this partkipat than aver before, owing to polka aria-infrom tht draw growth of flower Friday, field day at Liberty Park. and vegetables oa th Copper Com Rhythm bands, dances and winding tht mar pole wen feature. panys tailings pond farm, where Agro-stolog- iu A Special meeting of Room Mother Mix is doing wonder, ia is called by Mrs, Borland for next raising rare and fragrant flower and Monday. 2:00 p. ' m. All ladies are shrub. The i access Bert is attaining in this new venture entitle him to a urged to attend. place ia history alongside that of Doctor Milkr, the discoverer of Herb FARMERS WILL DISCUSS 1936 Mira. FTERNOON SESSION 1 to 4 p.m. met ltd by Arlin McKean and D. Mix and Claud Anderson met on the highway by th filter plant on Dean. morning this week and engaged in a scussion of poetibk loan for 4-conversation that would have kft Club groups Chester L. Bello The group will separate for department them both physically exhausted had it continued for tea minutes. I would work: WHEAT PROGRAM f Poppy Day To b bserved Llay 25 CcZ2lt2 fed i American Legion Auxi- liary To Sell Flowers For War Victims Saturday, May 25, will be Poppy Day in Magna. Oa that day th member of the unit of the American Legion Auxiliary will dutribntt little red popput on tht streets to be worn ia honor of the World war dead. The observance bee will bt pact of tk annual nation-wid- e obtervanct day. during wbkb millions of Americans will pay tribatt to tha memory of th war dead by wearing memorial poppy. Magna-Garfie- ld The poppies which will be worn been ordered from tha Salt Lake Gty Veteran Hospital, where they havt been mad by disabled World w veteran. Tbe poppy making baa provided employment for needy veterans through th winter and spring montki. enabling there to help themselves and families. Public mponnt on Poppy day will determine how soon and bow extensively tbit work un bt reopened. In exchange for tht poppies, the auxiliary woman Will ask each person to make a contribution (or the welfare of the war living vktima, tha disabled veterans, the widow and th fatherless children of veterans. This money will be used entirely la tha welfare work of tha Legion and Auxhere hay like to see tbow two try to talk with Before farmers vote on whether they Clothing kadtnt their hands tied. Hyrum Duckworth with to continue a wheat adjustment i 4. Under aupe-visio- n of Ellen another who finds it diffkult to program for 19)5 and future years, m Arren. Extemion Clothing specialist. his thoughts without removing U. S. A C.. at isted by Julia Sutton, express they naturally want to know what hit bands from bit pockets. th future program will be. Their con-cerftjrhet Wallacr and Saline Headman, question! on this point will ha answer flub Uiden. Leaders are asked to bring 1 a ed re. Recently rxpres opinion td in th final community mattings to aetdlt. thimble, scissors, few pint lativ 4o the broadening ffc M bt held ia all wheat counties before tb inducers. Snd scraps of percale for patches, etc It seems some of vote ia taken on May 25, William that bridge playing. Foods Leaders! dear lady friend (I have a few) y. state director of Extrasioa says. iliary. the bulk of k ia tk work of Under supervision of Leon my 1 CAL tht local port and nnit. take exception to wbat and wrote Chri tensrn, assisted by Marguerite Y1 retract. WelL ben In general, tb proposed new con iniist .that got. Woodhead. Edna Wallace and Arlin I take it all back. It was not bridge features and principles of th fir.t McKean, club leaden. Leaden to bring that did it playing they were born program, with additional emphasis up. eap and apron. on tbe possibilities of shifting land that way. d. U. Boys Clnb Leaden: ia drought and dusGatorm areas to Talk on "Pbeaxant Raising in I am reminded by other that my graas and crops. Cooperation With tht State Gam DeJam Alldrtdge of Magna, partdog story of last wwk was sot exactMcGill. The new contract will be partment." Henry proposed correct in one detail. My informant, ed in the presentation of the All lead "i art requested to bring ly It ia proposed for th four voluntary. a smelter man, that th vu Bride, Bartered dog opera, "The note-boo- k and pencil. 4-Club not affactad byrays smelter amok at I years 19)6, 19)7, 1938 and 19)9, Granite District Oakwood School Rei Uilversity of Utah musical so. but may be terminated at th tad of book, and leaders outline if tong bad bnt becomt stated, gasaed whik Three Years of . warded tl Kingsbury Hall Friday and ttwy have received it for thii year. Lions around the clnb t any oa year. Producers themselves hanging Iday. May 3 and 4. Work Also luncheon. terminate it refereu a may by taking is he I If right, am pkawd to dum,- - which will b held if he ftirtered Bride. yhe 'first t Member are requested that even Magna.this 25 percent correction. ' make The reward for three years of siren-noprstntrd at tht University of (f thev do not have their clnb fully of the producers ia any region petition tabor wbkb they donated, with nice 1930. was produced an for The k. contract be rgni?ed. to come and get the interminated may hat I fail to agree with E. time and money, to further n comhr direction of Prof. Thomas struction-. The committee consists of M.Sorry, tbe if of Secretary by Agriculture N. relative to th action of L. D. was received by residents brad of the music department jvy L. HA Con nr y Home Dtmonttra-60- 1 S. authorities in changing tb name revised plaa satisfactory to a majority munity task, in of Cottonwood Friday. At a meeting Fnfk Whiting, in eruto avert; V. L. Martintan. connty of tb ward formerly known aa Bacc- of tht contract signers is developed. The baa acreage period will be th in the Oakwood acboot. the Parent' iapflcnltnral agent: and Bion Tolman, hus to Herculea. Mythology teaches bini, assistant Connty Agrkultoral agent. irinairty 200 students, inclnding 1930 to 1932 inclusive, and the Teacher association was presented years that Bacchus was a benefkent god No. 10: E. E. McCarty. Roy Erick itabers of the university sym base production period. 1928 to 19)2 bronze plaqaca for winning first prize Snch is tht power of publicity that True, be wa the god of wine, and ia itt clast ia civk improvement conc orchestra, the mens glee club. inclusive, at under tbe first program, Through the direct aid of thg Un every time I suffer an attack of indi- son.No.O. 1 1M.: Henderson, L. W. Flint, of thea the aso and god song, joy che giris glee club, Each producers allotment will remain test sponsored recently by a national Ray Corfield. P. M. Chase, participated employed Council, with the aid of T gestion, I begin to wonder whether as well as th fruit of tricals, " -protector V. D. Heath. At Ahlqnirt. . garden magazine. pmentation of the open. L. Thomas, county toad supervisor, I have an inverted stomach. Ill prob te-afruit. He was a missionary, 54 percent' of' hit base production -- Tbe plaque, givtn as first prize in Li Alldrtdge- - is. a member of the Greater flexibility in fixinf base acrea ,No.:;lTW.;Sr Hook.jrapuift:; M, the clean- - op staged Monday , , juesday. ably chase op ro the doctor-yeOrient th traveling ough the teaching ilaibtn. H. F. Lott. S. Yamaochi. of individual growers will be pro- the contest division for commnnitki up jtatfrt: and Wednesday in Magna, was a huge th cultivation of fruits, and tb first ge No. R. Scbultz, captain, vided to take care of the "one year to 5000 population, waa presented to snccea In that the town present A I of sneb to make proselytes without Bert Rkbardson. F. O. Haymond. jr. George A. Faust, president of tht m and to cleaner and more sanitary appearance. Not Magna Magna. Wallace William. Magna resorting to force. As gods go. he was line with soundpermit adjustments ociatioa, by Irvin T. Nelson, super- -, m th as isttd men farming four aht-lovpraetke. on of th be t. Hrrcnkt was a moat Twenty Not Magna, on tht order of No. 14: Ckm Jones, captain. Hal 1 tea 4 trucks, ued Another demonstration ia cooking unlovely character. Tbe strength he cleanup. They idea, stems to he school District. Dr. Calvin S. Smith,, Fred Bash. Hank Johnson. of horses and bawled approximately the order of a liquor store ia th town. Barton, will be held at tht Cyprus High school typified was like unto the strength of year will not exceed 25 percent of the of Granite District No. 15: bare. .E Amel W. Hefferman, The present program provides superintendent cook mg room, under th auspkes of 275 loads of refuse away. barrel of garlic, notkeable but We have tried several potential sources also spoke, and musical umschools, Lee Self. Orson Naylor. as Elder, that much 20 at Percent was adjustment ber were At th Utah Power tf Light company, .When but a babe in arm, be A commendable enthusiasm of information to ascertain the probNo. 16: Jackie Ridd, Donald Walby students. Memwith Mies Smith in charge. Monday. strangled two aerpeata with hi hare may be asked, but the greatest per- bers of th pretested drown by th men who voluntarily ability of a state liqnor store for Magdistrict hoard of education, lace. Nitlaon Keith asked and Barton. for waa 15 Floyd in centage percent Mav 20. Spring salads and luncheons hand; when bnt a youth, he killed tontributed th labor. The thanks of na. bnt the question remains unanswerwere special guests at the meeting. Four manteam t mninary and primary chests matches will bt will he demonstrated and prizes given hi instructor in musk, an act that 19)4. the town i exttnded, - ed. ted tht Many of th 650 residents of the comweek. oa each Th of new conlaytd Thursday proposed program program at the Garfield to attendants. will have The ail wbo lucky musk to atudy will averting Several candidates are bidding for -boys template greater responsibility for the munity were ia attendance. Undicaps will apply with nine bokt commence at 7:00 Ssaday evening meeting. Talks the job of dispea tr should Magna get p. m. perhaps approve of, bnt nonetbeles local wheat The work entailed the hauling of give by representative being pUvtd. There will bt eight matstbdenti murdea, and ia later yean, bt slew associations. county production control nine hundred and fifty seven tons of a sure station. Prominently mentioned ches in each half of tht writ and All interested women are invited to si: Duant Henderson, represea all his children and then gave tbei-- r are P. W. Seay, Louis ElUrtson and dinner afttr each half. gravel, rocks and soil on and off tht attend- - . J 9th grade. ' Home. Marilyn mother, bia wife,, to a truckdriver at several others. and the planting of on hunDefaulted matches will be defaulted : ground, Vs. representing the eighth grad gift. Hia next wif wa won ia dred and six hardwood trees, two full one point. th repre-sevenDorothy Stevenson, shooting match and was treated by bandied and forty shrub tad rows Schedules for the First match: art grade. "The Neck him but littk better than was th first. fivt evergreens tad 23.760 of min told me Tuesday Team 1 vs. Ttam 2. friend A seventy ' w " Thought. He was a racketeer, extorting tithn feet of lawn. she had had a number of small Team 3 vs. Ttam 4. that square Primary class took charge. Mr, for bit protection oa journeys and from items taken from her borne, while Team 5 vs. Ttam 6. de Mrs. Seymour Wells. . ckairmau of Herman L. Anderson. teacher of the Guides, gave voyages. Hi; life was filled with misstvt-a- l of Th American Legion Auxiliary cases had the Shade Tree Committee lot the Asfor another 7 graduation vs. 8. Team Team has away, applied talk oa what was Magda, deeds of and hack afforded no required surely soda-po- p sociated Garden stolen from his garage, num Team 9 vs. Ttam 10. Clubs, waa guest met Thursday evening at Mr. Naye time to fight tbe house fly is this spring from Brigham Yonng Ti i to graduate from to ground Primary, justify changing th name of speaker Monday evening at tbe meet- lor's home for a social tvtning. Cards and also Team 11 vs. Team 12. it was annonnetd this week by eroui casts of before the fly appmrt. Mis. Effie S. aa tcclcciastka! Johnson a abort ward from Bacchus to ing of the Magna Flower Garden club. and luncheon wet features. Prizes presented taken. were etc. radiator university vs. Ttam 1) tires, Team 14. E. Htym. caps. Barrows, extension economist in bom Hercules. . . Tithing"' Boyd Peterson John Andeeson The garden club will meet at the borne we- - won by Mrs. Agnes Williams. Bachelor re cases were a these of none still 15 is But Team seeking vs. Turn 16. Mr. till on Mother's management at th Utah State Agri of Mrs. William Gallagher on Spen- Mrs. Stanni Parks and. Mrs. Dora Day, while of Science of Sheriffs. local Deputy cultural college. Tb homemaker wbo ported to onr degree in tb college Chrislofferscn led the aud- Perhaps I am all wrong and tbe cer Avenue for their next meeting to SelL Aa enjoyable timt waa had by were only trif nlta that The takes the offensive "They will . ia spring early Articles of Faith.' ward authorities chose tk name of b held at a later announced date. all. Its, not worth bothering about," not find herself oa tbe defensive ia Hercules ia honor of p Harrey the celestial conWoodbury announc i the auccessful get-awIt foolish. August c Bishopric stellation of that name, composed of would ordain the Screens are among the best weapons of auch trifle that lead to big bandits. ia fin weeks. E. E. Mat-- l twenty-nin- e stars, to at to a melo in is Screens in And this not as tbe spoken to against fly. just form the outline of agrouped ntaste- - of the Garfield maa on hi has these either. manner a few dramatic the the in Auxiliary of win or windowi. Report ter took Tb American Legion contest, sna and called knees, Hercules. The charge of the hoys small thieveries to th local dowt only, are not enongh. Every door Man. However, as aa in variou . scouting views. conducted a poppy posterthe Garfield seemingly Kneeling Full-kpgt- h with will winits have should you cooperate biased outsider. 1 fed tht name should V1 lve j short talk The will present prizes to contestants, tb dtpntic. they and give their bgst aid- The Magna-Garfiel- d turn bad lit-t- k dow screens add greatly to summer not have been changed. Granite achool district's annual field June KattelUr of Madison school f Safety Week of the Salt Junior High School g Fust be can for window then first comfort, their ia ceremonies more been selected Queen of the May-po- le represented. school will than chalking hat -- otaciL np diffkulty day bring only Lester ONeill preaen at tht top or bottom for bet awarded to J?i ia the Industrial League WedYoa was She will have twenty opessd Dance. a 7000 into mass rtudentt victory of performance 13.00 chain letter scheme it treating tt sketch on -' 1 1 of er ventilation, and cracks are elimin a The of safety of tht mu j.--. dance and song Friday at one attendants, whik hundreds of other second Pn A doctor friend explained to me nesday. taking Holsum into camp, lot and old Swallow Patrol wtlcomtd while tb opposition cry Dr. Calvin children dance about the Maypole. that when we human tq 4. 'Glen Coon, youthful eight i ted between th apper edges and tbe that "tomething should he done about Liberty Park, awarded to Georg Edward. wet says Tuesday P t the troop. S. Smith, superintendent. Musk for the tbythmk activities The Auxiliary member: are at a lose for word it i due hand pitcher, held the visitors to six top taah wbkb admit flies and. other it is often heard- - by why? If tontn-bute- d people insects. meeting, a apecial wUh the posttR Tht events, described as outstandwill be pUyed by th Granite Tnchtrf an insufficient blood supply in tb bits and al o proved the star of to a let wish a dim chain oa to gamble 50 was presented awarf with MsT1 Copper .creeaing will not rust and by the orchestra. ray by smashing out a borne run to that they will also a raffle of a quilt. . or ia a slot ing because of the Urge number of wm brain. Hmm, in other words. When with Jack Ahlqui--t as last for many yean; Mrs. Barrows ter, canw along. children participating ia each, will Strong, director. Mr. Mark C 1 beheve ia to each contestant. The P embarta sed by inability to think of help hit owp machine. doing nothing Coons only tight spot came in the ays. Though it co ts a little more, tb near f'urin manager of th orchestra. An exhibit be awarded tht right thing to say. try standing on to interfere with their desirtai' About begin at 9:30 a. m. near the Edwards, rcout rtporttr. third, when Holsum filed the bases s .economical over a period of year. in tbe center of the park. Each of student projects will be held durpole bead. How about it. Dr. Eddie? tb makes bearable that lift only thing with two out. However, tht Cyprus Painted or galvanized atetl acreeniag of the 7 schools in the district will th day ander tht direction of Mi. Keu More the cheap t kind and give satis- for a lot of w ia that old nnquea partkipate, excepting Garfield, whkh ing High School student struck out Btnnioa. Lucille Wew-de- lt some kabl hope that, day. id tome is Have received information that Andertoa to put an end to th threat. factory service for reasons if it to conduct its own exercises on the The program, a lanouacsd by fol-C. of Magna, has been elected The other boyt took Mac Du f ft and t brnshd with oil when stored ia th way. our trouble will be over "when tame Wilkin VARIED day at Garfield. our ship comet in." Tbe present scheme P.. Rockwood, general chairman, tbe mound, for fall. It wear depends oa climate. president of th sophomore das at th Timer, wbo wear ' on v be a fake; may he the work of . Utah may . . been A.' in a has best congrats., U. Magna. arranged lows: Logan. Hearty victory. Tht C Transportation way to destroy the fly, M Simp on. bugk 9:30-9:4- 5 taisiag, as Flag hits tome four t assert, grafters, . connected lor unprincipled i i said. Howard all promptSmith Dr. mav and is for cverv student. Wta. however, to destroy its breeding your topbomork and corps Commissioner B:own replied school bugk winners, slace. Home flies not only ann-o- in and th chance of any return may be Junior traffic police have been assigned call by Boone comrade like you, trurt you and hope four trio to the plat for th ? J of April 29th. Mr. C. colon by Bey Sc0 while Chatwia was the only Holsnm lammt', bat menace health btcau e remote, butt if it affords aa opportunassist pcAict and sheriff's officer; parade of the a much a wt do. to in. of you the electrical 9:45-9:5- 0 1?J9a Instruction from depart-j-to play a long shot for a dime, in batter to get two safeties off Coon. hey breed in filth and feed on filtb ity controlling traffic. The center Une Plant, wrote tha chair-- ! Smith. is much and one th no bait being , T before alighting on haman food. They I of tbe park will he closed to traffk. Classier ate liquor commisaion 9:50-10:1- 0 Maypok daare. 4th 29th ha been recttverL urgei being okk up germs on the thkk bain and old Safety- - first stations will bt mainand attradanra. Cyprus this .year it giving a much tb Morever. are applying for a queen atodent. grade MrTaxpayer. brktlat which cover their leg and tained with school nurses in charge. 1 Brown: classier looking diploma. I understand. junior rty 10:10-10:5much as "0 almost Primary k tawer. In th same getting bodies. Absolut Sponsors cleanliness ia disoo-r- tl government W lixtb Probably when whipped out on a prosbt do not recollect to advise you that there aeems 'J the most outstanding per- thmk activities, F out of it at tbe promoters art. Perhaps d all of and like less wart whether look garbage will sincere effort to help at least ten thousand competent pective tmplover, it . formance of th day will he the junior mclosivt. I a the bouse or barnyard, is essentia! line- - I they Nevertheless, summons. 10:55-11:1- 5 Special with personal chain letter to far i rhythmk activities, to the seua-- i vidnaU ia this particular My f8m'n,ton apptoxi :a the is P being fighting as th years fly. im t A publk party mighty uwful things and not to hot. I received a check for matcly 3000 students of the first to formation. Msdkon. Monroe and Cy0 the convention at perhaps w should put o May c sored and given nextSaturdav. will grow ia value. On Hundred DolUrt. hat due to sixth grades from each school parties iW?r. let that be at it reiom together and test their Pc pais, they to Hall, Ma.onie them-- , 25 at the Garfkld Mrs. Fay Hibler was hottest to tom technical bank rule, I am unable paring. Dr. Smith said. "The entire pnli :1 1 1 :45 Poetwt before appointing any of vbi-b the general publk is invited tov very truly. b7 the daily Your member fj of the Rtbckah Lodge and to grt it cashed, whkh goes to show program is being conducted with as lit- schools. that commence prompt-lpaper Festivities attend. f cemm'inm are Marbk tournament, 11:45-1:3- 8 thei- - husband Hugh B. Brown Ladies of tiie Westwjy Sewing dub Thursday evening at that each day it is becoming increasing-I- v tle expense as possible, and for that badly I 00 p. m. Admission is . 8 at make a etc.. t plafgron to diffkult dressed dollar bom home reason tb stndents ia will he 3rd the horseshoe East tomPttent at on contests, reshonestly. afternoon Prov and Star organstreet, dependable met Thursday j ticket. Th Eastern band I Street 1 :30 tive over am Main school at Uniform this, were on P doebt:. Kon may and badly disappointed Luncheon, 'his constitute my Note: games ordinary James pUytd "Simp" prizes of Mrs. . ization is in charge. A Ut luncheon was Uteri I thought I was inaueoating tht great-serve- d movement of the vast numbers of chila and Cyprus juniol h'gb achool and refresh awarded. Ul Pi'ton. Salary test o. V.. bnt if k. ba been dnnkmg for their monthly meeting and ;ocial. 1 Prizes will b awarded i tale wrved tine was on dren the movement small Walter Bnrgener, director. will Ublca. at bt been card luncheon has bands. t f Crazy Crytult. ,0 the stuff that tuffkkntly spectacular. t0Bidered A noon day hot 1 meats served,- can bt furnished." na aince prohibition, hit urte and wwing latte enjoyed. ruined. Attpgctfully yourl, ' Moffat 5 Jamee B, Mullins, president of th Me rear Soannounces the selection of com. ciety. mittee to make preliminary arrange menu and have charge of th annul reunion of tbawuociety to b held at Mettur next autumn. Those (elected to serve art:-- . H Club Slates B Tith 7hmn Letter r, 4 NUMBER 2. AND (i ? Unexcelled Advertising Medium of U; OPERA s j - up, SCHOOL PROJECT YHIS PRIZE FOR SUBURBAN GROUP Ft Unsrloyed Qsan ourmonfj in tor dtl QSffi! Publicity COOKERY CLASS t ' M0UDAYATHIGH SCHOOL, 7:C0p. m. Liquor Store zn Present Tfcuid zhy Program Garfield Wan Llagna Student Applies hi be a means of aap it bat becaosi LAt Country iff Up, Shine Up Town liih Ai u.i.AtkiW And 11 he ler four baud filte a dream L 2 SumT P For BYU Graduation Petty Crimes Spring Is Time Carden Club Official Talks To Fight Flies Magna Squad Poster Contest Winners Ciden 7000 STUDENTS WILL JOIN IN MUSIC, Triumphs Over Holsnm Bakers DANCE AND SONG FRIDAY AT PARK Try It, Mister J200 wuld pT LM it j&J twi WANTS TO TASTE AND MANY STATE UQU0RS - 4es 6 a tUfere thliJupfea sl Credit once M TASTER Tl i ' r J ,1 ' Power W Eastern Star Card Party Saturday