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Show THE MURRAY EAGLE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER HOME STUDY P.y Home E. Allen Batemun study subject In the la a much debuted home as well us In the school. Educators who attack the practice of assigning pupils work to do at home hm.v that It cu courages dishonesty; that It placet; a burden upon the parents in the cases where pupils have difficulty with their work ; and that compar atively few homes are equipped to give the pupil the proper environ nient for study. They hum ilieir reasons up by nuylui; that the Rcuool that relies upon home study Is deluding Itself by believing that f home it pays. The opponents study have gone so far in recent years as to advocate that no home Btudy be given either to high school Htudents, or to grade pupils. The principal objection is that proper study conditions are Impossible in most homes. Although there may be u great amount of truth In these objections to home study, experience shows that most children must do more work than they have time to do in school If they are In finish their work in the commonly accepted time. The greatest truth in educaare tion Is that no two children exactly alike, either physically or mentally. Most children find that either all or a few of the school subjects are difficult for them. Since we are teaching so many things in u short class room day of five and u half to six hours, there In not enough time to let pupils double tip on difficult subject. When teachers have large classes aud must do their preparation work and correcting of papers outside of classroom time, it Is unjust to ask them to spend much extra time to work with pupils who have difficulty. Most school systems require teachers to so organize their work that individual help may be given to pupils within the class period. Then the slower pupil is expected to sjkmiiI some time in home study so that be may keep up with the group. It is certain that if home study is eliminated entirely, then our school day must be lengthened or many pupiLs who now finish high school at the end of the twelth school year, must take thirteen or fourteen years to do the work. Then there Is the problem of the pupil to whom school work comes easy. Unless the parent or school la providing extra duties such as music lessons or civic sen Ice this pupil iwiy develop bad habits localise of Idleness. The better Is to give extra duties not connected with the class. The alternative is to increase home study-workn an average of on hour n day In the grades aud more than that in the high school. Others will need to study at home in certain grades or certain subjects only. A few may need to do very little home study. If report card shows that a pupil is not doing well, the parents should check with the teacher and see that the pupil either makes better use of his present study lime, or increases the amount. Under any conditions of home study, the parent should watch carefully for three things: 1. Provide a ipilet place for study, with a good table ami a good light. 2. Insist upon regular study hours. it. Care tdioiild .be taken that the pupil is not harmed by having his home work done by some one Mackay of Taylorsviile, Thursday. Covers were laid for 23. Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Brady entertained at a family dinner Thanksgiving day. Those enjoying the afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Jess Ms, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brady of Mill Creek, Mr. and Mrs. Bryan ThotniKon of Bingham, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Nance and Mr. and Mrs. (Jeorge Green. Mrs. Alice Alexander of Shoshone Idaho, Mrs. Mary Anderson, and Mr. John Baker of Salt Lake endinner with joyed Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs. Chester Baker. Mr. and Mrs. David Smurt entertained for Mr. ami Mrs. lteed Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Walter White, Mr. ami Mrs. Earl White from Salt Lake, and Mr. Theron Smart from Logan, Thursday of last week. Mr. and Mip, John Hall and family of Salt Lake were guests Friday evening of Mr. ami Mrs. Lyman Crittenden. Mrs. Verdis I!. Howard who was operated on at a local hospital recently was able to return to her home Tuesday, Dec. 4th. and Mrs. Eddie Fenster-make- r Mr, entertained at Thanksgiving dinner honoring Mr. uud Mrs. Charles Fenstermaker aud family of Sandy. Covers were laid for 10. Baker Mr. aud Mrs. Chester have as their guest, Mr. Willlaum Baker of (Jruutsville. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Crittenden entertained for Mrs. John Hall and daughter Josephine Thursday vt last week. Miss Karol Stelter, daughter of John Stelter, is suffering from an attack of scarlet fever. Mr. and Mrs. Nephi Gregory were gusets at a dinner Saturday of last week ut the home of Mrs. Sarah lemons of Salt Lake, honoring Miss Minnie Kaw, of Grant, Montana. teacher should see that home study work has been properly introduced and explained so that the parent is not required to do the work of the teacher. The i'aki-at-tkaciimi- mi:i:tin(; r A IIii.il Heboid Meeting will be held next Thursday, Iict'cmhcr II!. at SMHI o'clock at the Murray Iliu'b school. A short program will be given also a motion picture and games. Light refreshments will be served. This is Parent-Teache- ocning meeting with the fol- lowing officers in charge: Mr. I). II. I'.iinton, President; Mrs. Kbba ; and Mr. Larson, Molvin Slroii:;. Secretary. All parents are cordially invited to President the t'oolidge says wealth of the nation has increas ed ami there is more money every where. Try and get it. Playing leap frog over the fire plugs in Murray City should cease during the Holidays, due's mind should be on business now. Six cylinder Chevrolets and ev erything. What is next. licit (inlyer is in favor of a new coat of paint for a Christmas pres ent in every Muriay home. " io to- see the "New at A real the Murray High school. show by local high school students and a line )erfonnauce is assured. - Co-ed- COMMUNITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL ( HI K( II Kev. I). M. Kitcli, Pastor. Sunday School 11:00 a. m. Chirrch Service 7:30 p. m. Why is it your si and tiixes all same date. s. auto, radio break out on the Sermon by Pastor. Woodcraft (luh Will Ulect Oflicers The Woodcraft social club will entertained Tuesday, l'c ember in the Fraternal Hall II. ut our by Mrs. Florence ,M lenry .iind Unless we radically revise All members school systems It seems necessary Mrs Irene Ihibhs. as of to require some home study nlove are requested In Ik' pie-eu- l. the fourth grade. Some pupiK will licers will Ih- - elected for the next i Iietil to do a great deal probably term, . lie :. j j At the evening church service there will be communion and reception of niemlers. Special music Is also scheduled. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Cnhooti entertained ut Thanksgiving dinner in honor of Mrs. Caliooii's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Swanty Carlson. A ileli- i ions turkey dinner w ith all the ac companying '"goodies" was greatly enjoyed. The FIRST MURRAY or TV JUL uvy 9 PRESENT A D D i WARD lisfro FRIDAY, DEC. 7 'playhouse." They then enjoyed turkey dinner, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Glover. After which the remainder of the evening was sient In dancing at the "Bluebird" Mr. P. A. Swenson, who is working at the Price, Utah, spent the week end with his family. Miss Beatrice Simper entertained the C. Y. C. Club, honoring Miss Gordon of Murray, Tuesday night nt a delightfully arranged miscellaneous shower. Miss Gordon is to marry Mr. Merlin Watts during the week. The color scheme was pink and green, which was carried out very artistically in the decorations and dainty luncheon, which was served to Miss Vera Saunders, Mrs. Velmer Curtis, Miss Virginia Farrer, Miss Vera Watts, Mrs. Evelyn Madsen, Mrs. Margaiel BryLa Ureal an, Mrs. Haiisknecht, Miss Marjorie llealy and Miss Florence Carlson. The most of the time was spent in making a "Bride Book" which waas given to the bride as a token of remembrance. A few games were enjoyed. Prizes were won by Mrs. Kvelyn Madsen and Virginia Farrer. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mines, who were married recently arc comfortably located in the house occuon South State, previously pied by Mr. and Mrs. L. Shaw, and family, who have moved to Salt Lake. The "Flu" seems to have taken quite a hold iu this vicinity, tine or more from almost every family is a sufferer from this malady. M. I. A. Conjoint Services were held Sunday evening In the ward chapel. Bishop T. F. Greenwood nnd E. E. Miilerherg were the prinShort talks being cipal speakers. given by Mr. Algene Clayton anil Mrs. Gertie Sharp. The Misses Itae Freeman from Union and Marjorie Stone gave a violin duet and were accompanied by Miss Crittenden. Misses Edna Glover and Maxine Clayton rendered a vocal duet, "The is My Shepherd." Miss Fay Glover gave a reading. The general then e for the evening was "Tithing." Mr. nnd Mrs. W. J. McXaiuaru. and family enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner at the home of Mrs, mother. Mrs. Kathcrlne Boyle, of Salt Lake. Mr. It. II. Clayton and family motored to Kaysvtlle, Thursday. and spent Thanksgiving day with Mr. Clayton's brother, Mr. ... I Itoy Clayton. Mr. and Mrs. T. r. Greenwood. and family, and Clifton Tbaynt were dinner guests Suudaav of Mr. and Mrs. E. Allen Baiemaii. 37! Vine street, Murray. Mrs. Annie Simer and family were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orson JeiiMin, Thursday. Enjoy ing a lovely Thanksgiving dinner. Mr. ami Mrs. Earl Evans, had n their Thanksgiving dinner guests Mr. ami Mrs. Walter P.errett ami Mr. Erin Howard and family. Miss Beatrice Sinqier enjoyed bridge party Saturday evening, given by Miss Vera Walts. In honor of Miss Jaunita Gordon, a bride of the week. The East Midvale Ita.ar. which was to have leeu this coining Week. has i.eeii indefinitely posi,,., ,,,, account of so much "Flu." Mr. ami Mr. Herman .IunsM.n announce th, arrival of a tine hul girl. All concerned doing nicely. Mr. 4. H. Weaver is up ami n again after a sickness of two weeks, Mrs. M. J. Thornton was the din tier guest Sunday of Mr. and Mrs, ir..,v Wil-- on of Sail I.ke. Mr. aud Mr. Charles Thornton Hud family. Mr. ami Mrs. Niels Nielson aud family. Mr. and Mr I Uoy Wilson and family, and Mr and Mrs. Earl Thornton and family, were pile-- ! nt the of Mr M. J. Thornton Thursday of lat a week. CO-ED- " (Continued from Page Mr. Theron Smart who is attendMr. and Mrs. C. A. Kosehnn, ing the A. C. at Logan, spent the Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Glover, week end with his parents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stiarp and Miss Lillian Boggess, Union, formami Mrs. David Smart. Mr. and Mrs. Nephi Gregory were ed a theatre party and attended guests of Mr. aud Mrs. Samuel Thursday afternoon matinee at tlte else. the "HIE NEW East Midval( Uni mi 6, SUNDAY & MONDAY, DEC. 1) the experienced actor. She takes a is flapper part of Grace, who not chum of Madge Stevens. Viola an also gives but only acts well, added treat by her singing. If modern you desire to see how a watch and sure be flapper acts, Viola's Interpretation. Another of Madge's school chums is Kose. This part is very uptly taken by Margaret Thayne. I am sure you are well acquainted with can Margaret's dancing ability. I assure you that her acting ability is on a par with her dancing. Margaret and some of her associates will also entertain us during the play with a very charming dancing skit. Still another of Madge's friends. She May, is Miss Margaret Gautiii. is a very experienced actor, having taken active parts in past plays. Margaret is truly a very exceptional actor, nnd you will have to to go a long way to tiiul any one her. surpass In this play we have three character parts. "FJiorenee Caunegie-te- r (ills one of these roles, taking Ihe part of Miss Kice, the landlady, Florence's part is a difficult pari, but 1 can assure you that she lills the position in excellent style. Loriu Chrislcnseu takes the part of a colored gentleman by the name of George Washington Watts. Loriu is a freshman this year, lie gives indications of developing into a very good actor. The third character part is that of the dramatic coach, Jim Young. This role is Ail ed by Arion Erekson. Arion Is well known iu Murray dramatic circles, and little needs to be said about He is working quite his ability. hard, and I am sure will add greatly to the play. The play this year will be presented in the beautiful new recreaFirst tion hall of the Murray Ward. Friday night, student activity cards of Murray High will admit the students. Saturday night has been especially set aside for all others. However, you will be welcomed either night. I can assure you that you will greatly en" ami that you joy "The New tviil be sure to regret it if you fail to attend. Don't forget 'The New December H and 1.". Children 10c will more than like this picture. Newsreel Comedy TUESDAY ONLY, DEC. 1 1 "Kyke's big country store again-"n- uf sed." Also "War in ihe Clouds" featuring Al Wilson. WED. and THURS. DEC. i E ?? nn Kill,. IV I 12-1- 3 vj- -r . ; A Epochal! Staggering! 4 Blood-Tinglin- g! Inspiring! .... the Birth of the West! Mix .... Riding .... Fighting .... Breaking Hall Breath-takin- the trail of empire .... Scout . . . g Spec-tacul- ar .... as the Pony Express! Plainsman Indian . . . Desperado . . . Soldier . . . mulling their milling way toward .... Campfollower Gleaming Gold! Good Comedy in Addition Co-ed,- 4. Co-ed- . I'Oli SALE Range, olightiy Used. T Mrs. James Burt. M7 E. 3!th So. . Phone Mcrraya MM THEAT RE I .'Ci.-W- A MURRAY INSTITUTION KEI.IVES PIONKKU EXPRESS EPOCH MIX 'Pony Bob," Ilaslam. reputed If'1 llii- last of the "pony express" .atriders who carried the mails thru the old West on horseback before the extensiiiii of the railroads across ihe plains. pacd away within the hist decade at an age. For many years Has- lam was withe Buffalo Bill Wild West Show, giving In the arena exhibition n demonstration of riding and changing of mounts at transfer stations" suh as he did iu the obi wild daw of Indian s iu the K.xUes. Al f this has now brought to the screen by Tom Mix in his litt jhotoplay. First releasing homing pigeons with messages of assurioceto "Sou of the Golden Wot" at the her husband I Icnry.Mammy Sperry.wcll known darkle radio Gem Theatre. Wislnes.lav and tharjettr, departs by air from San Francisco for Los Afrgtln. Thursday. Dnemlr P. nnd i:j, la SIic carries licr trusty, bl.uk umbrella which she plans with-lbe ena ts the role of a as a parachute-- , shoulj the i.,v going get rough. express rider. Sharon Lynn, lent ing woman, and an excellent cast Wein.nu (luh (aid Tarty Ihe. VI ip-- M the Western ,,, End of Embalming tra wonder horse, Tonv. hcaJ The Murray Woman' club will tr. Walter IIoukIi. Stiilths-n:- i0 of anthropelosy, li'dd a i .uil nnd rook pnlly Decern mitutlon. stotes Hint rmtui'm i'l w BOY SCOUT ACTIVITIES Ih," l.tl!, ;(t S;iHI i,,bk p. 111., in the KKMitlnnn censed iiboottMnw OF THE COTTONWOOD the CntlM.lle Ch .. h. UeflcshmelltH of the Fourth century. A. of ChrWln'f' DISTRICT will servi-ii nd ii il pro- - muse of the npnri.1 did nChrlHtnlns th that Ktiiti will lie chen. Tbk. nro I be this dead as the i:(ryp!hm m c..ii..n.s Distih-- Court a tiible. (its, . did wrap them In cloth ret "f '"""'l luet S lay evening, ti,,.. emLer J. V.: to ..w.k.I for to be t - 1 J-r- .K i-- iifi if Is-e- i sr run IlKIt ty r k iilKI nos inu-lr.'- ach K whi. uetaal ..d "it met I, i'"1 Watd I M,V. Ho 'hapel at .ippi"xim-..!- y ; laanv ft lends p,cs,,. H ;., "UM" "Ml 'M "I ' f i!" rant, in 'de U, ,hd,t. p, t. , , ,- The it) . ..,.. w icK.. f Ue ,,,,,, I,;,-)- . tin.!, tidy " fifteen, liecitldllitf tn i""leb ,,, ..i.,t;l ,,f 'flits .,,.,!,,! ti,,,,,.. h ".''it.tn It, . Mi let u C. A.C...ik n NilVJ ,,, vv rC- - ill(,.r. n,,,),,.,, st,il,.i,,..l ,., !,. fr H.,,.r 1 ,,.. :;T; - h.HuUg. .., two, l nn liny of in ninde by. lhr S'.ven denVnrk to en route ;r"in . " - mg snip Y; could .1 f '' v... rrnnriuro IU M Do Your Kidneys Blood? Purify Your Hln.bler Wcnknes. C,cUM ot iu Mshtu, llarkacbo, inirnlnf I r Inu Senwitlon, r old. feel tnnke you If Vjfitx 4 Hour Tel. lWlJl t ' y .... ""--etlfi,l- IXU-.tsviii.- . ' ! .t Made Sailing Record S, N., who the Siivy ut Mnrriiy, Have you the-- big attended by ricirn ' the inr.iimatbiii .if those J,,. Christmas sale nt the Smith Hard- C. Tow let, .pt.!..M,,l.lfely it. l.y then. WHlt- ware st re I ffm diffcent Trm,,,. , bu list r mm tm,n )iiW What do jdti think of a MurtB.v Kb I w ic aw,ud.s rrn)Jy ,.,j( i.a.ij.,,, ' in'iiith nfier the Community Christmas Tree for h IM, H i. Ib.llm, II. a rcfercM. ,,f Rn l!2s? of the l,in l i, i(t !,l ,.re be ,!ide n w.nt ...,(. breeze oil thee bright Snappy iV next ,,. f ,, r .,c, n ,r;iilt(), n)( daj makes ihe blood race, and in IP.!. id.,,., sv,iUi ' ''" "" Id" , .nr.sr then jou tune a ra.v for the n Mll, ioipcl. Jaio iirv ti, j.i rtiimi. pile. b to k Murray h going tine f..r DUlrict Boy Scout Rally! the Christ inn holiday, n CnimU H'ofrr Touer sioner Chun he anil hU pl;i mute Tin ,ir..n f ,p NU V k'!'"!i.,. fl, ne mmcr , W((T have the etreet In mh Ii line con- . P i'l tie , ,M , . tit.t j. , i, dition. !l i. vir A semaphore nt Ivh S.cth Ami U uU I' U .v.t.-,, Cr R Mate !nvt would help our inur-nnI p- .f tt.r.,!e, 1,.,, j, , ,,,,, ,,t,!0 ti, rate, by elimiuiitintf a M .f f. thrilling aeddeut. Not to Mention Her Eyc$ If ou lune n boiie to tmt phone Mw m-,- ,, , An I ntii.', Kl),., Uj t ru,te reorwtv ,;),t r,f Mm lay Hie Eagle, m we bate ",o " " ."'I'VJ'V lulM ome (alts for houses, M Urod he (clip litls( It U mkhty ""''"T lautrh nnd to tlnsle to nioL H . of one's M no wiw hut there loiophcr. " f.f miiflnn Ihn bntc of butt. Amerlciin Mnen:nr. pb-uif- Grant i! ' '" in Expemive Laugh ,,,,, NAVY LIMITS ,. t. Come and Laugh With 0 In this picture "Dick" portrays one of the best characterizations of his career. You ,' Adults 25c 9-1- More. 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