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Show Drive Your Car CAREFULLY I Avoid Accidents Protect Lives BE CAUTIOUS! Drive Carefully Thirteenth Year CoprGcIfCiS chattehx Dust-Dus- t! Tris;!i Ova Fcresf Dale " W. S. Hook Takes Honors In Driving Tour- nament' Number 51 Magna, Utah, Friday May 8, 1933 .. t The official opening o the Utah ' Copper Qoif club Sunday, vai marked by the victory of the local b Mills tk Storm Proves Despair of i Housewives With Gritty Dust , Described aa one of the want dust storms in ths history of and even the state, a raging wind Wednesday swept communities In a veritable cyclone, tearing a trail of dirty, gritty sand. The storm was not Just a -- tailing storm- - but one that was over practical! y all ths northern section of Utah, bending crops and green hoots before its terrific force. Several almost resulted from the storm as the dust waa so Intense practically the entire day, that one could not see his band In front of him, especially dangerous was highway traffic when the shift men came off duty. Oars drove an day with their lights on. The few shoppers who ventured down town were choking and gasping from the biting, gritty particles of dirt which literally seemed to aeep in under doors and through windows, (causing housewives many extra hours of work. A alight rain followed the dust-stor- m In the evening. Batin Tooele County especially felt the severe storm,' with Grants-vill- a receiving the brunt of the attack. Traffic waa practically at a standstill on that highway. Magna-O- arfleld I LUitor )ULS Her xq ! Anyway Who was it who uttered with profound wisdom that hell la paved with good Intentions? No matter, we still insist our Intentions wert the beat when we ventured to write of Bill Hook's mock wedding But Roy Hawes wasted no time in calling up and in grieved tones Informed us that ha was the bride and Hop Ensign was the groom (we had a) it Had the divlT of a time finding out If there waa a party everyone seemed afeared of what Bill would sayl Anyway, every mother am of them win swear by me (I hope) that BUI will make a "good husband", with the same zest and gusto highly refreshing, that waa very evident at the party. Which reminds me that a good quarrel In the home may dear the air once In a while. At least the husband is very polite to the wife fof a long time afterward. ii DM IS SUNDAY hr Re UaCiu; Free-Fre- Her! No Remembrance of Mother The Duty of Every Daughter And Son On This Day Of Days OBSERVANCE STARTED IN 1914 vice-vers- Several yea ago a banking institution IssuiA a Thrift Calendar," with a tanny Scotch thrift proverb' for each" of 364 days. But on the date declared aa Mothers Day, the calendar carried Just extrava- these two words: "B Snt. , In a proclamation issued several days ago. President Franklin D. Roosevelt callud upon the entire nation to devoto next Sunday. May 10 to honoring its mothers with words of love, and affection and cheer. Twenty-on- , years ago Congress, In a unanimous action. .. passed a Joint resolution fixing the second 8und:y In May of each year as memorial to all Mothers' day-- A Mothers of America, when flags were to be untried from all government buildtpgs. Next Sunday. Mothers' Day, will be observed In all churches, Sunday schools and eJher religious bodies with special programs. In every home Mother should be the honored guest. She should be relieved of the arduous household tasks ao often the order of the day" each Sun should be presented. Every courtesy and consideration should be accorded her. 33he should be. treated like the, queen she la. If Mother la at too great a distance to visit her, a loving letter from son or daughter, accompanied If possible by a gift, and timed to reach her on Mothers Day, will help to make Sunday a day of happiness and Joy for her. And If Mother is gone, a white flower worn on her day," a gentle reminder of Mother's years of loving care and devotion, will be most appropriate. - But whatever you may plan for 8unday, Include Mother In your program, for If any great soul In this world deserves prime consideration next Sunday, and every day, it Is your Mother. Then don't stop granting Mother consideration when Mothers Day Is past Send her gifts regularly. Include her In your outing plans. Take her on your trips. Relieve her whenever possible, of her daily mon-otnhousehold duties. Make U -Mothers Day," each of the 365 days of the year. She deserves It and you sons and daughters will not regret adopting such a ! Teachers Honor e W. Catch To Record Blowout Saturday; All Can Crash Advance ticket sates for the American Legion Junior Drum Corps dance and prise drawing indicate the affair will surpass all expectations, and all who enjoy dancing are urged to be there when the music starts, aa without a doubt the hall will be packed to capacity shortly after dancing begins. The dance la to be held In the Cyprus High School gymnasium, Saturday, May 9th and will start at 9 00 p. m. The Copper Club orchestra wlQ play the music for those desirous of tripping the light fantastic. The prizes, generously supplied by the loot! merchants, will be about fifty In number and drawn during the course of the dance. The winning numbers must be present at the dance. In cases where no claiming number appear!, a new number will be drawn. The committee In charge of the drawing have secured the services of Sy- - Ferkina himself,- - who will officiate aa Master of Ceremonies and supervise the drawing of the lucky numbers. The purpose of the evening's activities la to raise funds fo the Junior Drum Corps, which' la expected to participate In many activities during the fall months. F. Bailey At Social Llenday Former Garfield Principal To Leave For Hawaii Soon Honoring W. F. Bailey, present ulnclpal at the Irving school, but well known for many years as principal of the Garfield school, officials of the Oranlte school district rod teachers and principals entertained Monday evening at the Granite High school. Mr. Bailey la leaving early In the summer lor Hawaii, where he will become president of the Hawaiian L, D. 8. Miss- team ever Foreat Dale, ten-min the biggest upset of the league es play The general play of the was far superior to that of the Forest Dele teem, reputed to be the strongest squad In competition. The final score area IS to I. Other attractions for the official ion. opening were: driving tournament, Mr. Bailey was one of the most won by W. & Hook with an averpopular instructors In the District age of US against a very strong rod highly regarded when be was head wind; longest ball of 251 yards The Latest won by Delbert Mitchell, who earn principal of the Oarfleld school Re And speaking of wives and hushad served there for a number of to grief on his third shot and was years most efficiently. bands, I sincerely believe that more by shooting out of disqualified ' than one husband has been In an bounds. Speakers included Lorenzo , awful stew over the vegetables ad The blind bogey was won by Jim principal of the Oranlte High school; Hulda Ahlquist, a teacher oralng his wifes new spring hat Nordberg, one of Binghams moat of the Garfield school during the At least, one Irate husband was test enthusiastic players on the looal 12 years Mr. Bailey waa Saturday evening In a local course, with Jack Robbins and 8. principal; store when his wife came C. Lemmon, principal of the YamaguchL aecontL Whittier school; N. H. Webb, prinBob Taylor was the luckiest feltripping out with a spring creation, low of the day when he won the cipal of the Lincoln school; Philo topped with something closely T. Farnsworth, supervisor and Dr. carrots and small caulifine pair of golf shoes donated by flowers. 1 have been wondering Calvin S. Smith, superintendent of L. O. McMlchael J. C. Penney manthe district how they ever came out? ager, while Oraon Naylor won the DAY HENRY ENGH TO O. H. Merchant principal of the second lucky draw of a case of soda One For The Book Oak wood school and president of water donated by O. C. Finley. HELD PROGRAM ADDRESS CLUB Miss Martha Stowers, secretary the Granite Principals association, The biggest crowd of ' the ' year of Red of the tells a a Cross, story sponsor of the affair, presided. Mlsa took advantage of a beautiful day HERE MONDAY check far $100,000 sent to the Red Virginia Ritchie offered readings and played In the days festivities, MEETJAONDAY Cross. Desiring to remain anonyand Mrs. Margaret Merchant gave giving promise of a successful sea1 ur. Honoring Mothers Day May 10, mous, the tenor omitted to sign of the a soprano solo. son. One hundred and twenty four Henry proprietor Engh, Gifts that will most please her a program was given for W. B. A. the check. Engh Floral Shops In Magna and players toured the course. Moncame me to and The members Just that guests thought special Salt Lake City, will be the guest (Continued on Page 4) day evening at the Magna Women's If moderns scorn speaker at the Magna Flower Gar- BAPTIST CHURCH-SPARE- R WHAT ABOUT COLLEGE? dubrocma, with Mrs. Myrtle Long things, why do they stick to the den Club meeting next Monday eve' in charge. Fifty ladles were present. same sins? SLATED nlng at the Magna Womens Club. BALL GAMES ARE Selections were given by a ex Being neither a Democrat nor ReMr. Engh will speak on "Annuals, Schocla will soon begin to close and a number Their Planting and Care." Mrs. Hel solo by Pern Pearce, piano publican, It seems to me that now FOR SUNDAY EVE ANNOUNCED FOR tette, ado, Betty Shaw, tap dance by the would be the Ideal time to let the of young people will go into the business of making -- n Fitzgerald, president, will preMisses Borland and DaybeU and Communist take control of the side. LEAGUE 6unday night, May 10, at 7:30 oIf only to aee how theyd money. Tco many will stop their scholastic training country reading, Margaret MoGUL Arrangements will also be made clock, 'Mrs. Gertrude Wylie, M. A, Progressive games of Mother" drive out the eleven billion dollar at tho high school days without realizing the for the anniversary party of the a world traveller, will give a lecture The following games have been were later played and prises given deficit. . to be given in the near future. on tremendous r advantage that will come to them by pur- club "Jerusalem, Th City of the announced for the local Magna-Garfie- ld to Mrs. Elizabeth Myler, first and All Interested are Invited to attend. Writes Dad Cross," to toe Community Baptist Again suing their way through college. entry from th Community Mrs. Elizabeth Hansen, consolation A Board Meeting of the Flower states Rev. E. B. Pao. Recreational Association. Refreshments were sowed and a My Dear Son: Times nor Leader does not recommend a Club will be held Thursday evening, Church, The This address promises to be a Mother and I were, I esurte, very Saturday, May lCPlnney Bever- corsage of lavender sweet peas preat the home ef Mrs, Fitz- rare treat May-- ? time for course a oTthte wai boy could home come college not orgirL'There every forthepeople that you sorry age at Magna --Oarf le Id. sented to each guest gerald on Fourth East street. t community who may be fortunate for Mothers Day. We remembered when people thought this was a good idea, but, unSunday, May 17 Magna-Oarflel- d enough to hear It Everyone la Inat U. S. Mines. that you went to Ellens home last there are some boys and girls who will not doubtedly, vited to hear tote lecture. In To Given scat would we ao of it year, thought S. Minis Wednesday, May 30--U. At the morning service, 10:30 o'mo- twice advantage of the educational opportunities that this turn and Our be your year at Magna- Garfield. clock Pastor E. B. Pace will speak To ever It for been has whether planning can be obtained. These might well go to work Friday, May on the subject:: "A Cburch Not Big since the Fourth of July. at GemmelL sons or daughters of rich or poor the are Clinic ther Contest Enough for God." 'Visitors are welthey dusted aha scrubbed and bet IH Saturday, May 30 Magna --Gar-field come at all of these church aervtew, the before 20 room times 1 your old at Provo, . parents. this and every Sunday. bow remember you and you day, Gemmell at At the same time, let us urge all students who Parents are urged to bring chilSunday, May 31 Joan Janney and Richard Ander- used to love buckwheat cake and clinic to be son were aelected by Judges Thurs- sausage the morning after. wpir Complete their high school courses this summer, to dren to toe Oames for the B",team league of this vicin- UONS WILL HOLD local schools as winners of the an- she had a tor of toe In held evening of day serious thought to the possibility will be announced later. attending to be exnext toe week, within nual J. C. Denton public speaking kind all stirred up and tried them give ity CONVENTION ON contest, conducted for students of out on me for a week Just to be sure college. The right institution and the right personal amined for any defects. This la for the Oarf le Id School. They won out they were toe way you liked them. application, will make a difference in life. only children who enter school next d. JUNE2ND-3R- D fall over finalists Including Barbara Im sorry, son, that you didn't write The purpose of the clinic Is to Nell Bridges, Roxla Fullmer. youi mother a Mothers Day tetter. TO MEET HERE dlaoover physical defects in order Lenn Wllaon. There had been an She Just about haunted the maU district Lion of the Utah-XdaA. BENEFIT . WEBSTER that parents may have them rem- win hold their annual convention In' original entry list of fifty nine par- box the day before Mother's Day LARGER Exambefore school starts. MONDAY, MAY 11 ticipants. r and then late to toe afternoon I on June 2 and 3, It was anIS POSTPONED edied PAYMENTS FOR ination la free and a doctor will Logan Suitable prizes will be awarded mimed her. I thought I knew where nounced by Val W. Palmer, presevebs present. Officers for the Junior Demoby Mr. Denton Commencement she would be, ao I crept softly upof the Logan Lions club, ident ASSURED BEETS Webster. at held be wll of the exercises Clinics cratic League of Precinct 4, Balt ning. May 20, at stairs and peeked Into your room. Due to several other conflicting May 9.00 arm.; Bacchus (At which wUl be host. lake County, will be elected at the Oarfleld School. There she was, son. kneeling by your the Webster P. T. Webster, May 12, 9.00 a. m.) and entertainments, Walter F. Dexter, California, Inwere Miss contest farm toe of the An announcement by bed and I beard her whisper through Judges Mat meeting of the organisation to Wednesfor scheduled A. m. 00 vice president of Liana a. 20 9 meeting ternational at at Garfield, May to held May 11. Rutledge, former Garfield instruc- her tears. "Oh. God, watch over and administration assured sugar beet S, 7:30 p. m ha been te held through the clubs, win be one of to principal May day. clinic of The the Farnsworth benefit T. payments Nominees are: Arthur Marsh, Jr. tor, Philo keep our boy safe and if it please producers larger until Wednesday evespeakers during the convention, accooperation of the school P. T. District office and A. C. Thee dont ever let him forget his than they first anticipated under postponed 13 at toe same time. president; Velma Holds way, Faye Oranlte May ning, of how cording to L. D. N&tebltt, attorney assistant soil superintendent program. 1936 and conservqion old father and mother the Morgan, rice president; Maurlne Ensign, Officers will be elected at tote and chairman of the general combroke Mill. counIt love him." both the for the estimated Magna much they Officials Hellier, Margaret Patterson, Alice time and an entertaining program mittee making arrangements. Othof course, men. son. We beet and sugar presented. The general public Is me all up, Four-- H Club aa a whole sugar T. Huf taker, secretary; T. E. Burke, try er Speakers who have been invited understand things and can take it .uni, growers would receive approxi- invited to attend. Jr., Waite . Littlefield, treasurer. but aa yet not accepted are Judge know, conservsoil you but acre for an mothers, on the chin, Hold There will also be an executive mately $10 Herber Schiller of Salt Lake City in different are .connection crops,,. planted ing committee of fbur elected. Seme Caldwell Gilbert Stanton. and want to worry you. but with sugar crops which have been dont I Course MEET Regular meetings will be held Idaho. been very well lately, classified as The fig- LIONS TO hasnt mother 17 toe second To May Tuesday of each month A number of local members are and I'm afraid well not have her ure waa approximately $2 an acre a place to be definitely stated THIS EVENING to attend. much longer. So If you can higher than leaders of toe congresof division planning very older of the Leaders i later. callMay 17 baa been designated by spare the time I wish you would sional block had predicted the new H been cIubs have Utah the Charter tor this league waa grant- Newell B. Cook, state fish and game write her a nice long tetter. Tell her would pay. ed Into conference for a five-da- y ed by the Stake Members of the Magna-Oarflethe date for op- - how much you love her and that program organization and com in I winner short eourse at toe Utah State Agtoe constitution and by-lawere Significant among toe regulations Lions Club will meet tote Thursday ricultural college, June 2 to 6, acof the fishing season to most youre always thinking about .her ening toe below at c. are Magna Baptist formally adopted at the last meet-te- lakes and streams which club and that before long youll come waa the requirement that sugar beet evening In Co. Suit busi- - cording to D. P. Murray, stole April 31. AH Interested are to- the 7000 foot altitude. The season home and aee her. Thatll do her growers devoted 40 per cent aa much Churchrootns for dinner and I R. 7:00 states m. ness aa m. to p. soil meeting. uted to attend the next meeting. will officially open, at 4 p. building crops acreage to more good than any medicine. Delegates to the course will be seDemurrer of Salt Lake County' to Under the program C. Parks, .secretary-treasure- r. streams or reservoir lying above the YOUR LOVING DAD. sugar crops. FROM from each county In the state the suit lected excebrought by toe Utah Copper A number of pertinent topics will producer may plant whatever f on 7000 foot level with a few based will be and the number to recover more than is. June beets he wishes. If, how- be presented for discussion. All memcompany of until closed be acreage will comCYPRUS ption, four percent of last years A. taxes allegedly assessed in reservoir $250,000 of . to crops are sugar attend. his and bers planting ever, urged Streams, lake GUILTY ON pletion figure Preparations are be- illegally waa overruled by Federal ROSE ex1 crops her o' 150 plus MEETING SLATED where fishing ing made to accommodate from base water" sign Judge Tillman D. Johnson Tuesday. ceed the total to posted with "dosed BATTERYCHARGE They win be furtoe The court gave- - the defendant will be and his payments for his farm, NEXT WEDNESDAY TheHigh Low reservoir on the nished sleeping quarters 20 days to file Its answer. county deduction. to omy Beaver In subject Little reservoir campus. waa of 25, Magna, Controversy hinges on toe manner Willie Rose, In addition to the benefit paywill open May 17. Present problems facing rural In which tax officials determined the 7000 found guilty by a district court Jury ments cn sugar, which are specifiabove are both A meeting of the men and women will form the the three times the net annual proCyprus P. T. A. fct that cents of each 100 pounds 20 young Tuesday of battery against Frank cally 12 HI be held g. foot level central theme "of the short course, ceeds on which the assessment te next Wednesday street East 3678 of Thirteenth fishermen Leon, 53, of sugar, raw value, the producer Mr. Murray said. The faculty for based. Of Interest to many announcement May 13 in the Cyprus audSalt Lake City, to Magna, March 30. may receive $1 an acre for soil builditorium. state Mrs. O. A. Bullock, this vicinity la the class work win be comprised of thr Arrangements are being completto wened. AAA reoommend-e- d extension service staff members and was accused In the complaint ing practice the Patent Election of officer for that the Provo riverForkwill and Roee the Festival at ed for Magth May in the couqty Jail for allegedly Logan, in addition to sowing land to soil probably representatives from fedyear win be the feature bus- with Blacksmith of robbJry allegedly committed when closa fellow townsman with addition- na L. D. 8. ward, to be presented eral office at Another crops C. D. iness. man building .. , i elder toe several other popular stream Washington he brutally attacked here tor the enjoyment of to genWorthless bank check. a to available would be al payment Pack, principal of the Cy-P- na ed. in a barn at Fourth East street The eral Wednesday evening, May Ney pleaded guilty to a charge of held the sugar grower If he participates 20. public, Junior High school will be the Festivities will begin at 7:30 charge upon which toe Jury hostess no funds In the bank upon wss aa soil toe having program in conserving Shepplck Defl M-- s. - Roee Is an Included offense. , to It affects other soil depleting crops p. m. speaker at ths meeting $nd the check was Issued. He waa which tomemtorsofttolFAClubimmlk on a The trial had been dunged subject of vital Importtotom- A program consisting of dancing home besides Rosugar. her at ance and Interest to 30-DCourt. Judge ay the Third District every patron day evening of Magna Tuesday, af- -, and musical numbers will be given d parent I. McDonough will Impose the ger from various ter the a of the of Amundsen Mra'Heber departments complaint had been entered Logan Consultation with teachers will was enjoyed and prize AmeTB-W- r. sentence Saturday morning. The ward. Candy and Ice cream win , L. M. Ney. 47. of Magna, Wednes- - against him. He was arrested by Mrs. of Mr. toe and Mr. Guy la guert and I29S la Huff from 7:00 to S:00 p. m, tol Mr. J. E I to sentence for such a charge also be sold. term Deputy Sheriff N. F. Pehrson. street Uncworth of day started serving a or both. Refreshments were aerved ed by th An:, six months to Jail meeting. Musical num 13 guest. wri will also be given. an Cop-perlt- near-accide- nts dry-goo- ds MOTHERS , ou ed ed HERE enj)f i Parents Urged Winner J. C Denton Bring Children Preschool Snedon Magna-Oarflel- d. pre-scho- ol ed junior demos Cor-flel- P.T. ho 12-1- 3, Utah To Fisting Semen On Streams Training At Logan Open 4-- Demurrer Overruled Copper ld ws Ik P.T. 4-- H 1- -2 eve-hte- Magna Ward To Present May Festival, nt Llagna Man Start Ja3 TennSST ' 30-d- ay |