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Show ... - - _ ... - ... . .. . · ----- - - ~- -- -s::r~- . -·-· ••••••• •• • • WHER E IDVALE OURNAL . •• 4 NUMBER 35 Tel. Midvale 178 Midvale, Salt Lake County, Utah, Friday, Feb. 1, 1929 Offers To Manage .-.&.~vale Ball Club In 1929 SOME GOOD .MATERI AL IN SIGHT AND PROMISE S US A WINNIN G TEAM The National Sport of Baseball will fLORISTS HONOR HOWARD PHELPS ~IOVALE SHALL HE GO? ..F".. • • •• s,. THOMAS ARKLE CL.UlK • • Deaa of Mea, Ua1Yerdt 7 ef • IUiaoi.. Goes To Every Home In South Salt Lake County • • •••••• • ••• Falkner'a son graduated trom hlJii STUDENT School Officials Endeavor To WINS HONORS Repeal Present Publication I~aw NEW AUTOMOBILE LICENSES READY i\-USS KATIJRI NE STOKES WINS .3MJO.Nll l'LA().E ~'OR .1.tll.UVAL.l!l IN ORATOR WAL CONTES T Informati on has reached The Journal office that some of the officials of the Jordan School District are lobbying in the State Capital at the doors of the house and senate chambers with a view to repealing the law that orders publicatio n of annual financial statemen ts in school districts. A solemn warning is issued that such practices will not be tolerated among individua ls charged with the duty of operatiBg our schools and paid with money derived from taxes. Their place is in the school district attending to their business. The State of Utah law makers are perfectly able to take care of themselve s without the aid of the school superintendents of the state. There is no hope of repealing the present publtcauo n law than there is of flying to Mars, and about as little necessity. Every fair minded taxpayer that we have interview ed is in favor of such publicatio n. It will save the school districts thousands of dollars, it will keep the payrolls and expenditures in line with sound judgment and it will advertise our state to the nation and to the world as a progressiv e state in education al matters. school last June and Falkner 15 somew b a t eoncerne4 aa to where be ahottld Mnd blm to college. TlleN 11 a junior eol· lege ln l'alkaer'l town, and It Geerge ahould 10 there he could be at home just u he has been while In high acbool. It would pleaBe bla mother to baYe blm under her eye, and he could be very much better Iookt!d atter than If be were down state or In New England. There Is, of course, the big Institution and the small college, the coeclucatlonnl college, and the college ~or men only. It Is a question rather hard to decide e.:-peciall:v when the bor himself Is lndltreren t. There Ia, ln fact, not so mucb at stake In making the choice Iii one might suppose, If mere lnrormatlo a and book knowledge ls all th11t should he considered . The hoy will be taught one place about as well as another. It Is to be supp~d that If he Is Bent to the junior college be will live at home. Now the boy at home Is never so independe nt as If he were a bUD· dred or a thousand miles away. He Is seldom if ever allowed tully to exercise his own judgment, to make hla own d~cislons, to eome and go at be chooses, and so he losea a ~~:ood deal of Initiative and sell-relian ce. One learns much by having to stand on bia own feet, by making his own mlstak-. by living Lis own life. Only u an. economic saving Is the junior collqe best. As to the merits of the small eollep as compared ,with the blg ~ne, It Is very much like making the choice between the small town and the cltJ. The shy and the unnggress lTe might be lost In the city, and not be able so easily to find himself In the big university. As to getting more peraoaal attention In the small college thu Ill the larger one, and heln& taught by meo of greater distinction , that Ia largely a matter ot lmaglnatlo n rather th11n of fact. The number of students f&r which an Instructor In the big unlvendtr Ia responsibl e is not generall7 tarrll' than those assigned' tc an Individual In the smaller college. In tbe big hlstitutlon the contacts are more .,._ mopolltnn in character. One meets all sorts and eondltions of men lntereated in every line of mental actlvltJ and should profit by sucb lntercoul'H . The moral problems are not d!tl'erent In one instLuUon from those In the other. One does not solve the problema of sex by sending a boy to a man'• cotlege. Radcliffe Is next door to Harvard, and Smith is c,nly seven mllea from Amherst. They ret together RO mutter where they are sent. It bu always been so. Coeducati on neltber relieves nor Increases the d!Mcult7. It Is after all a matter larget7 of personal choice, and In making tbe decision the preference of the Btndent hlmsPif should be given the rreaten weight. Wherever he goes, be wW very likely think It tbe best place. l\liss Kathrine Stokes represent ed I1lidva1e JWJior High :schooi t>plendidsoon begin to peep around the corner 'Y when she won second place in the • -at least it's time to start working v1·atortcal conrest. All the Qeeches Milton H. Welling, Secretary of the .,. out plans, players, etc., for the 1929 E. J. ELLISON ELECTE D BEAD a·ere exception State, ally well announce s that automobi le lidone bui Kaseason if Midvale is to get anywhere Oil ASSOCIA TION AT ANNUAL uuine'li delivery censes are n01f being distribute d over and J)eraonali ty put in the Copper League. dETING ner near the the state top. and that to avoid the general J . Zanic, manager of the team durn1sh Such the activitiel! last • few weeks, he advises as these are looked ing the latter part of 1928, is down Midvale's own tiorist, Howard E. vn with favor by the Student Body. the purchase of these as soon as posaround San Francisco playing in the .c>helps, was chosen by his associates winter coast league with a bunch of or' the florist fraternity as vice- pres- .Che students feel that the value of sible. Many do not know just how ball players, some of them having ident of the state associatio n at a ability other than athletic ability is these may be secured and to these .)eing recognize d. he gives the following instructio ns: played ball in Midvale before. meeting held at the Miller Floral Co. "All automobi le licenses must be re1\liss Stokes' Speech Follows Speaking of our 1928 players, the 10 East Braodway , Monday evening. newed before March 1st. Please obCHAIRM AN, Parents, Teachers following item appeared in a 'Frisco .EI. J. Ellison was elected president and ~'riends: tain your 1929 license plates as soon paper recently: Others elected to serve with Ellison as possible." I take great pleasure in represent The Mission Bells signed four rook- and Phelps include Vern E. Jarman, "In almost every communi ty some ies. They are Frank Gorcheck , pitch- s'ilcretary ; A. 0. Oblad, treasurer and ing my Junior High at Midvale. I garage or local agent will have on ~hall try to convey to you a contrast er, Arthur Hunt, outfielder ; Howard Golden J. Barton, William Sorenson hand applicatio n blanks. Be sure to D<!tween the school of yesterday and Blethen, first sacker and Gerald .Mc- and Albert J. Alt, directors. fill out the applicatio n card completethe modem junior high of today and Isaac, catcher. ly-buff cards for passenger cars, attempt to give you a picture of the Blethen and Hunt played on the blue for trucks and trailers. Have daily the life at school. ~idvale team in 1928. card properly notarized, and attach to Everythin g has a beginning . The The writer in the coast newspape r it either your last year's Certificat e little red school house is the beginfurther states: "Bletbel!l hails from of Registrat ion or Certificat e of Ownning of school in our country. The San Jose and he is a ringer for Hal old time school master was a combi- ership and the proper fee as per Chase. The Seals had him under SCARAM OUCBE! FRAPPE ! nation of lawyer,. teacher, minister schedule on the back of applicatio n contract two years ago and released and country musician, all in one. He card. Don't send cash by mail; for him. He played in the Copper Lea- Meester edetor very rarely went to school any longer your own protection send money orgue last summer with the Midvale, wot printa da paper than to gradute from the eighth der or personal check. The stub of Utah, club. In 40 games he finished medval ceety grade. He taught many children in the applicatio n card is used in mailing With a flawless fielding average. He Wen queet da job in da coal mine one large room. The pupils were seat- out plates. See that the correct name bats and throws lefthande d. "Hunt is a young giant. He is 20 wit tree tous dolla my frien he say ed as to the ability of the father to and the address where the plates are There was a large attendanc e at years old, stands 6 feet 4 inches and go to Medvale for da beesness becuz provide fuel for the fire. Perhaps to be mailed, is plainly written or the first evening's program of the weighs 196 pounds. He hit .370 last he is goot town. Me got da ambish John sat in the corner of the room, printed." Participa tion Contest sponsored by "If you are unable to send your summer for the Midvale club. He al- for da hot dog a stan so i bye da feeling akin to an Eskimo, while Henthe East Jordan Stake M. I. A. board. 1928 Certificat e of Registrat ion or IJO hails from San Jose." ticket for dese ceety from guye wot ry sat near the fire, basking in a The adult class Harmonic a band Certificat e of Ownershi p, include $1.00 Zanic writes as follows to C. K. own da railroad but no can buy for da temperatu re not unlike the sunny supplied the opening number and was extra with your remittanc e, and be Thompson , of the U. S. Smelter, and Medval, da man he say mebbe finda ;;lime of Africa. followed by a short dramatic numsure to give this office last year's lia member of the Baseball Committe e dcse ceety by dese town Sandy or by" The Fan1ous Three "R's" ber, entitled "Little Cloud'' staged by cense number. This will avoid delay in Midvale last season: The three R's were the essential da Murray he can no tell. 16 girls of the Beehive Class. in checking up and issuing you a du"You write as though the whole i get big idee i find dese town . by by which they gained all their knowThe M. I. A. orchestra was in atplicate certificate ." maka da look for da car weendo i ledge and training. gang up there gave up the hopes of looka long time but can no see only tendance and rendered several selec"All transfers of ownership must '1 he little red school house had a having another club there again. Now, Tommy, all 1 want to say is- big sine on da road wot say Cushing. i'me mission. It has fulfilled that mis- be properly recorded in this office be- tions. A one act play, given by the girls of the Junior Class was well How would it sound to you if 1 came Da conduct wot own da train he say :Jion. It labm:ed under handicaps . It fore 1929 plates can be issued. If the received. _-rnstruct ion in the Green up there and run the whole thing my- Tony you come Salt Lak get on da was inadequat e, crowded, inconven- transfer accompan ies the applicatio n and Gold dance concluded the evenself-tha t is, if Ed Olsen, Hollis Ay- street car wot say Meedval~ ceetyient and sometime s poorly taught. In for plates, be sure to include the reing's program. lett and yourself are not interested maybe you find dese town. . 1 go weet spite of those handicaps it has turned quired transfer fee of $1.00 in your Sunday Evening any more-an d the only thing 1 would hem to do Salt Lak an w~~:1t too tree out many remarkab le men and wom- remittanc e." The time will be taken up by a de"Cars which were registered in the ask if! for you fellows to help me get 1 hours for car wot say ~e 1s ~edvale en. Parents, you ought to be proud bate on the Boulder Dam propositio n, jobs for about seven ball pia ers- on da .front but on da s1de he 1s Mur - of the fact that you formed part of State of Utah in 1928 do not require 1 a trio, mixed quartet, male quartet, inspection , but the affidavit of regY ray. 1 aska da man wot es ens1de u he beginning of school. We pupils and the rest would be up to me to · dese car go fare to d oral reading, public speaking, and a M d a1 istered promote and I assure you that I ' ese e v e an ..1.re heirs to the benefits which have before ownership should be filled out retold story. A large attendanc e is would make good." a notary." he say he dunno he only maka da ca1 accrued from such sacrifices. If we "You can expedite delivery of li- desired. ~ "Then I would be up there around ~top an. takka da fare an ~o give .c have some of the finest school buildcense plates for yourself as well as the middle of March and start work- 1mtormlsh but mebbe he gtve da nde ings in the world, it is you who have others by seeing to it that ing and promotin g for the club- to da Murry. . 'Jaid for them; if we have heat and requireme nts are complied the above with." and in the meantime get the ball hes get off at da Murry he say 1f i,ight and room, if we have auditor"If you applicatio n is regular, your ..,players that I have in mind down you ees go by Medvale you taka da .ums, gymnasiu ms, shops, kitchens, l)lere and have them up there at the bllSS. When get on bus et ess tam and laboratori es, the credit is yours. plates can be sent out the same day start of the season. It would be up cold ~ut maka warm queek ~Y maka The school to today is superior in the applicatio n is received; otherwise to me to look after the financial end da sh1mn:-y _on da ~treet. he 1~ shake every particula r to the school of yes- applicatio n must be delayed until POWER COi\IPAN Y FLAYS CONof baseball in Midvale for 1929 .. TRIBUTO RS WHO WRITE TO so much 1 tmk he 1s fall to a p1ece an terday and why? Because you and such time as is needed to perfect What do you think about this ar- man ~ot maka da buse' go stop tree millions of others like you have made same." PAPERS ra.bgeme nt? Talk it aver with the f~re time maka sure he s no falla to lt so. boys and see what they think about it P.lece no losa parts. after da longa School Ufe Interestin g Now Scoring contribut ors who volunteer Our school life is one unbroken and let me hear from you soon." nde da bu~ he gotta ~top an m~n h~ criticism for publicatio n when they It would appear to The Journal that say Hay, 'lony, here 1s end of !me. 1 flow from one fresh interest and new are in bad temper or ignorant of the PJOviding no one around Midvale has ask heem if ess~ Medvale an .he say delight to another. Dramatic Art, facts, and branding them as "public the time or inclinatio n to handle this n? ess Sandy. 1 tella heem 1 go to S~op and Home Economic s furnish us pests" and the "enemies of industry" a1fair, that Mr. Zanic's propositio n is l<...edvale but .he ees onlly skrat~h da with plenty of interest and enjoymen t Monday evening at the R. W. Quick Col. Leroy Bourne, official of the Utah -. about the best thing we have heard heed an say 1 can no tella you 1 only \.ll we students take gymnasiu m work home on Allen street the piano pupils Power and Light company and a.vetof lately for baseball in Midvale. maka da work here but mebbe find in It creates a spirit of clean sportsman - of Mrs. Quick appeared in recital. eran newspape r man, addressed the The Journal would recommen d that da Salt Lak. He .make me ver hot ship and a regard for the other felThe program follows: weekly Kiwanis club luncheon at the llr. Zanic be notified that if he can so no feel da cold m da bus ~n after !ow. The present school !:!Ubjects are (a) The Bumblee Bee Hotel Utah Thursday , give Midvale a winning ball team in longa time get to S!llt ~k 1 meeta p::-eparing every student for an active (b) The Peacock- Spauldin g Col. Bourne speaking after 15 years the Copper League in 1929, that Mid- da man wot say he hve m dese ceety life in the con~unity in which he Delores Patience of active experienc e on local and outvale is behind him 100 per cent. wot you calla Lark an he say sur~, lives. Whether he wants to be a Elizabeth Waltz .......... Elaine Strom of-town state papers, eight years of Tony, you find dese town Medvale if teacher, dentist, coach or busineas Vocal solo, "The Baby and the Sheep" which was spent as editor of The Deyou looka sharp between dese towns man, his earliest vocationa l training Annette Quick seret News, complime nted the local (~. 1929. Westerll Newr,>aper Ullloa.) Union and Wes Jorden. i guesa you is begun in school. Accompa nist, Elaine Strom press for its earnest endeavor to "The academic subjects are taught (a) Let Us Try taka Bingem stag da driver weal mak print only the facts, but flayed the a you acquaint wit dese Medvale bus better than they have ever been (b) The Child's Goodnigh t, Spaulding occasiona l contribut or YOU KNOW THATwho without DID he com tam queek an he say ees Med- taught before" quotes a prominen t A new Ford was the cause of a Jack Miller fact or reason writes malicious artivale so get off an rest after to mucha educ:.t.tional authority. "The end of Sweet Idleness - - - - - Greenwal d cles. passing out party for a Midvale poSUNDAY , January nth, in the San buss ride. instructio n today is not to stamp our tato chip salesman ? Clara Blatnick dy Amuseme nt Ball, the Quarterly Wot t'ell mat wit mens wot maka minds on the young but to stir up (a) The Mocking Bird, Hoffman Elmer Jensen of 0. P. Skaggs had COMEDY DRAMA TO BE Stake Conferenc e of the East Jordan da ceety. ees he mucha scare their own; not to make to walk home from a buggy ride last them see with (b) Whisperin gs of Love, Kinkel mebbe PU.ESEN TED BY 1\IIDVALE Stake was held. The morning session somebodi e he finda heem out. our eyes but to week? look inquiring ly and Mary Eltz FIRST WARD commenc ed at 10 o'clock with Presi- t'ell you no maka da more peepulswot steadily with their own; not to E. C. O'Brien has purchased a cow give (a) La Paloma - - - - - - Yeader for "Mr. Bob," a comedy drama, will be dent .John A. Aylett conductin g the to kum in da ceety. maka da them a definite amount beceuse of knowledg he could not remembe r to e (b) Apple Blossoms - - Engleman · presented by the First Ward M. I. A. JQeetlng under the direction of Elder ccety by tella da peepuls to beeg but to inspire a fervent love of truth; take home milk? Believe it or not! make Betty Hyke early in February . Miss Jeanne Durn ~ B. Roberts. who represent ed the come here. Yew can no bild heem up not to burden a memory but to quick- DuetsA Midvale bakery Queen has a new ford has the title role. Others in the Oeneral Authoriti es of the church at wit peepuls from da inside beside he en and strengthe n the power of thot (a) Melody German sweetie ? of Love Engleman cast are: !one Ludlow, Lorna Call, the conferenc e. The Draper Choir un- ecs to slow enyhough . to awaken the conscienc e so that they (b) Armetus from Louis XIII All the Midvale shieks feel pretty Helen Stokes, Lyle Reading, Merrill der the direction of Mrs. A. F. Smith Wots mat da ceety no getta da :r:ay discern what is right and good." sore because they all had a "case" on Mary Eltz Betty Hyke Cozzens and Ray Lester. · was appointed to furnish the music pride an maka da sign all places wot An education is the inherent birth- Under the Leaves the B. V. F. Thome for the morning session of the con- say Meedvale so everybodi e he locash right of every American boy and girl. A nice car had to be towed home Margaret Robinson COMMUN ITY CLUB TO 'MEET ference. But owing to the heavily !ln bild up a da home here And our highest appreciat ion of this The Century March Sunday night, "How much am I bid Burgheim It is expected that the new club drifted snow on all the cross roads in Sacramou che, maka me boile when fact should be the conscient ious effort f'or my Olds." Inez Beckstead rooms of this organizat ion will be in Braper was not present. 'However, a I tink how tam cold llke a de fridi- at work and play that will make our Old Black T '1e heat in Station JWV takes Joe Meacham readiness for the meeting to be held pod represent ation of them were on daires de sonufgun e street he be sure high school years a fitting preparaone'.:; breath away? Anna Percich February 6th. At this meeting a band and rendered some very fine its a cold more inside her dan on the tion for a useful life. A play will be given in Midvale 2nd (a) Winter Sparks Chas, Heuter Flag program will be given under the numbers at the morning session. The outside a her. Ward in February . Don't miss seeing (b) Prelude Back direction of this committe e, the perLadles and double mixed Quartette s Wot say Meester Edetor, ·•Go Slow Mary"! Radie Wanberg sonnel of which is-Mrs. A. J. Hoswere •peclal numbers and very much Your Frien, Tony Lieno. A certain operator lost her voice (a) Philopena Chas. Heens mer, Mrs. P. E. Sullivan and Mrs. L. ,appreciat ed. • P. S. Since tree four days live in last week and her sleep this week? (b) The Water Lullaby Allen L. Olson. After the opening address of Pres- dis towne i find et out dese ceety she A:~ intelligen t person is responaiEmily Cozzens Tea will be served following the ident Aylett, Elder Carter E. Grant, spella da 'name Midvale, so excuse Last Monday night Midvale second Duet, Basket of Roses Streaborg meeting. The hostesses for the day ble for the following outbreak: "It is principal ef the Seminary , was called a me plese. ward "M" Men defeated Butler in a Tony. Radle Wanberg - Emily Cozzens will be members of the Club property ('XC£ edingly insounovi ous to Inhale the to speak, caJUng particula r attention hard fought game with a final score (a) The Flower Song Lange committe e and are-Mrs. L. M. Kemp, obn1 xious aphluber arisini' from the to the work of the seminary students. · he would permit questions to be asked of 27 to 18. Goff and Porter starred (b) Narcissus Nevin Mrs. E. J. Knowles, Mrs. H. P. Mil- cav< rsious carcus of a defunct busiand the size of the graduatin g class either orally or in writing and then for the winners while no one player nes~· establishm ent." William C. Miller ler and Mrs. Bessie Pressler. this year, the largest in the history of answer them in his address. A high pressure salesman takes his 3tood out on the Butler team. the Seminary . Elder Roberts was the There were many fine questions hdy friend riding before breakfut The results of that game put three Mrs. Orson Jensen entertaine d at the~1 cold winter mornings ? next speaker and he called attention asked by people from the congrega- teams in this division tied for first An~ dinner Friday in honor of the Birthto_jhe "Ear .Marks" of real Latterday tion. And these questions were an- place. They are Union, Midvale ~st, We wonder if the ~ald saleSJDan is day anniversa ry of her husband. Cov- seri us or if he has plans of furnishStTnts. The afternoon meeting com- swered by Elder Roberts during his -c1d :Midvale 2nd. There are two divers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum ing ~he Midvale Domestic Arts menced at 2 p. m. with Pres. Aylett remarks to the enlighten ment and sat isions in the East Joraan stakeroom Wednesda y evening of next week, Jensen and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jen- wiU• electric conductin g. The music was furnished ~sfaction of all concerned . appliance s? Southern and Northern division. Dra- February 6th, the Midvale First ward sen of ·west Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. by the East Midvale Choir under the Supt. Joseph D. Millerber g of the L'er h :r;i::g wo~ tl:e sot:thcrr. division TI·e Animal Club met .Monwill tum out en masse to the regular Ferris Jensen of Sandy, Mrs. A. Sim- day night at Cracker ditection of R. H. Clayton. Several M. I. A. announce d that a banner iast week by defeating Crescent ward. the home of the cripdance, given ftrle numbers were rendered. Elders would be given at next Union meetThe three tea..'lls in this diviRion will day between by Carter's band. Thurs- pers and Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Lenn- pled Elk. Each guest brought a very the hours of 5:30 and berg. D. M. Todd, Jr. and Chas. Schmidt al- ing to the winners in the mass partic- nlay the tie off in the near future, the stra .1ge looking package and at the 9:00 o'clock a dinner will be served at Mr. and Mrs. Marvin E. Dansie en- app( inted time all the guests exchang so rendered a fine duet. ;pation contest for the months of Dec- :cam coming out on top will play the 50 cents per plate. Friday noon a tertained at a party Thursday night ed p .1 ckages EJder Louis E. Gotf, recently return ember and January just past. The Draper tc:::.:-.1 fo~ the honor of going school children's luncheon will be ser- in honor of Mr. Dansie's father, Geo. the contents and were obllged to wear ed from Germany, reported his labors contest included the participat ion of to the "M" Men basket ball tournaof their package before H. Dansie, at his home. Games and the~ were served refreshme as a Mluionar y in that land. Sister the greatest number in music, drama, '11ent in Salt Lake which will be held ved from 12 to 1 o'cldck. nts. The These activities are in charge of supper were enjoyed. Elfteda Jensen, Stake President of the scouting, and other activities of the the last part of February . bear~· s were character ized as followa: various committe es and auxiliary orMrs. Gertie Sharp was a Salt Lake A b •dly torn football player, ReHel Society, was called upon and Mutual Organizat ions. The winner There will also be an exciting game ganizatio ns and it is expected that visitor Thursday of last week din».er a Bdle of 1910, the Elephant, the Ox, gave a very mterestin g report of the being determine d by the organizat ion when the winner of East Jordan Belle of all records will be broken in the way guest of Mrs. Gilbert Gillispie. work of ~r organlr.at ion. '89, ._ he 'Pottomus , Athletic Running having the highest percentag e of their Stake plays West Jordan "M" Men of attendanc e and proceeds realized. Members of the Gleanor Class of Costume, the Lion and the Gangaroo Elder Roberta than continued with members participat ing in the above tt!am who are winners in West Jorthe M. I. A. enjoyed a social Tuesday Pajrma Girl, the 'Rhino, the Two Va-, \is address "The Ear Marks of Real named activities. Supt. Millerber g al- dan stake for the Trophy which the Mll.DRE D AYLETT PLEDGE D evening. Luncheon was prepared and g-ab< .1d Animals were Bathing BeauLatterday Saints" calling attention to ~o announce d that the wards of the Midvale Lions Club donated two (Special to the Midvale Journal) served to the following girls; Marie ties and the Tiger was a Hulu Hulu tbe importanc e of "praying in secret" Stake had selected their Queens for years ago. Draper won this Trophy Nu Delta Sigma, home economic s and Leila Abbott, Veloy Irving, Mary Girl. All the beasts had a jolly Ume. The ev~ng session was held under ~he Gold and Green Ball and from the once, and West Jordan once. This sorority of the Universit y of Utah an Sabey, Eva Cooley, Mary Dahl, Della the auspices of theM. I. A. and com- :·:mks of these Ward Queens one of third try may leave it permanen tly A certain person connected with a nounce the pledging of Mildred Aylett Hart, Nora, Bernice and Lucile Bate- Mid ·ale clothing establishm ent does menced at 7:30 p. m. Music was con- ~heir number would be selected tonite in the possessio n of West Jordan. of Riverton. man, Alta Hogan, Gladys Gardner, not helieve his brother shovelled snew gregatioo al \ed by Stanley A. Rasmus 1s the Queen of Colors. Vilate Crane of Riverton is one of Olive Yates, Edna Shulsen, Von on h!s way home Sunday mondBf. sen with Allee Ohlson at the piano. Feb. 8th in Sandy 2nd Ward the Mrs. Mark Gardner spent the week the charter members of Beta Delta Richardso n, Lottie Palmer, La Evelyn Elder Roberts was the speaker. He Scouts of Troop 121 and their fathers end with her sister, Mrs. Th~ Old Town is humming with or Dee Adams Mu, newly organized musical sorority Spratling , Viola Haun, Delila Rich- withe ut business, so Bye, Bye, MSDOuaced at an earller meettnr that will have a banquet. and Mrs. .Mark Gayman of Bingham. at the Universit y of Utah. ards, Lois Gardner and Lavinia Evans. -RHODA Bi!Oil. Poor Tony, He Cannot Locash De Medvele Ceety Tuesday Evening M.l. A. Program Was Well Attended I Wiseacre· Unsigned Article Contributor Is Real Pest Recital Given At Quick Home On Allen Street East Jordan Quarterly Stake Conference Held Jan. 27th Midvale Second Ward Quint Defeat Butler "M" Men Dance, Dinner Luncheon Given By Midvale First Ward |