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Show ESTABLISHED 1890 MURRAY CITY70TAHTTHURSDAY, TENOR TO OAKWO0D SCHOOL SING INjCONCERT WINS REC0GNTI0N LOCAL NOVEMBER 28, Oakwood School Landscape Monday, W .. ..... THE 5 Parent-T- Forty-Eight- h j k half-maki- M.-G.-- pt j .of . . i 3, Raw-ling- j i j j j j g Forty-Eight- 1 1 j ; j j ; s e s Jist Parent-Teaehcr- ...... s' tn-noo- companied by his stall, made his official visit to Murray lodge 33. He gave a very optoniistic view of conditions he had found in . eachers' t; Nov. 25, Zane Nelson, State of Utah, ac- Grand Master, .r ...... Vi,'ria.rl0Mtk v work done at the School during the past years has attracted the attention of two National maga zines and the story of that imat Kingsbury Hall, Salt Lake. has been read in A native son of Murray, young provement state of indicated the union. svery exceptCanepari early In the spring of 1931, the ional ability and was a protege Association of the of the late Anthony C. Lund, beHe Oakwood to School abroad started a five study. fore going of improvement studied for five years at the year program of Milan, on their school grounds. Perhaps Royal Conservatory conser- no grounds in the district preswon the he where Italy, vatory's gold medal in 1923, as a ented a more discouraging pros participant in its annual "Canz- pect rocks, gravel, cans, boxes, one di Maggio" contest. Out of in fact a community dump yard, 85 contestants from all parts of no cement walks, not the least View of Rock Garden Oakwood School Italy, Mr. Canepari was one of sign of lawn, no shrubs around the building, an unsanitary LADIES' AID OF COMMUNITY four selected. He was a member of an opera swamp in one corner, grounds Neighborhood News CHURCH WILL MEET DEC. 3 unlevel and in places even company sent out from Milan on a European tour, when he won dangerous. The school had been Mr. and Mrs. Verl McMillan The Ladies' Aid Society of the considerable praise for his singi- built on the edge of an old creek entertained Methodist the Cottonwood church Community ng of various operatic roles. He bed and while much work had will hold a meetini. on DecemM. A. I. board members Stake been done by the community sings in five languages, and in ber 3, at 2 p.m., at f .e residence at an evening party, Saturday of to this time of previous by way many of the different Italian iof Mr. Collins. last week at their home on East leveling and grading and haul dialects. South street. The Final will be still was there arangemer.t:: Returning to the United States ing away rocks, in games and was made for the dinniv and bazaar to more be spent done evening than probably a three years ago, he has filled to thirty-fiv- e to served was luncheon be held at disthe Methodist at any other school in the concert engagement in Denver, on 3 church December is While was guests. trict. the meeting community made numerous concert appearances, notably in Memphis, Tenn. small, they had the spirit of co- requested. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wheeler and in St. Louis Missouri. He re- operation and the determination dinner guests as their NATIONAL had YOUTH ADMINISdo to to the something improve cently filled a repeat concert enMr. and Mrs. of Day, children. environment Thanksgiving the TRATION FIT.NISHES in an also Denver and gagement Miss Bring- John Wood, Evelyn were at curtains there the HELP TO YOUTH singing engagement True, Wood and Ray hurst. Eugene cn the air. He has also been in windows, plants too. The teachWood of this city. ers inside were doing their best, California for a year and a Checks for $6. DO each were records for and but should this education busi- mailed to 26 students at Cyprus Mrs. Thomas Bird entertained other studios, at the same time ness begin and end in the four High School and to 46 students a family dinner Thanksgivat How school? walls of the many at Granite High School this week appearing in singing roles in sevwent Day at her home on State inside ever ing the people eral Spanish films. This will be for work done under the jurisstreet. the first time Mr. Canepari has building anyway. Is it not true diction of the High School prinbeen heard in concert in Salt that beautiful, well-kecipals. Money for this work was Mrs. Clarice Jenson entertainLake since his return from Italy. grounds could be a vital force furnished by the National Youth ed the Cousins Club at a dinner of the Administration. Many students good in the lives He will be presented under the for followed by bridge, Wedchildren? party, were enabled to pay for books auspices of the Wasatch MountThe people were organized and supplies from this money. nesday afternoon of last week at ain club, and he will be assisted ;her home. Prizes were won by went to work. And what an The amount of work and and by Becky Almond, at the piano, money Patrons and available under the N.Y.A. is Mrs. Henry Wheeler and Mrs. and Natalie Novakoff, famous accomplishment! in limited in Granite District and Mark Barrett. premiere danseuse, whose ac- pupils donated over $2,000.00 materials and work. other Plants the work is allocated to students companist is Elsa con Polino. Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Jackson donated amounted to $422.00. ." , Logan will spend the various from collected ADULT CLASSES AT M. II. S. Cash bv the high school principal, sources totaled $572.73. While giving holidays here with rela tives. of community LIONS HOLD MEETING Adult classes begin work at the total value to amounted contributions the Murray High School next Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rawling the school board had Preston Ashton introduced R. Monday evening. sufjof Roosevelt, former residents of was this only $99.00, E. Trigger of the Chevrolet MoInstruction will be given in spent ficient to buy cement for one tor Co. to the Murray Lions club Mill Creek, announce the marcommercial studies, bookkeepis third of the side walk which was last Thursday evening at the riage of their son, Parley ng, shorthand, typewriting, Amdauqh-te- r Miss to Ellen Laris, to for laid and the pipe Murray High School meeting. pay ericanization, English and Home needed to extend of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Larr, the water L. N. Schwan. Frank Nelson, also of Roosevelt. The cerethe in making. Anyone residing lines. F. T. Duvall and E. Mad.scn were Murray school district, over 7 o'clock A suggestion of the work ac- - appointed as a committee to ar- mony was performed at eighteen years of age, interested at home the Wednesday evening complished is given by calling range for the cooperative holiday of in these classes is invited to atwas and bride's the parents 957 tons tend. There will be no tuition attention to the fact that decorating of the city. a The followed reception. by soil of rocks and gravel and It is expected that the next charge. in is well known were hauled off and on the meeting of the Murray Lions hriegroom The this couple young vicinity. This is 19,140,000 club will be held at the Murray will reside in Roosevelt. grounds. ELECTION FOR MURRAY this material were City Fire Hall. If pounds. MEMBER SCHOOL BOARD in ordinary wagons and ' placed Miss Mary Tingley will spend to end there would be SOUTH COTTONWOOD end stood An election for a member of the Thanksgiving holidays with of miles half one and one over RELIEF SOCIETY W'LL the Murray School Board from her parents. Mr. and Mrs. G Four hundred twenty DANCE, FRIDAY Municipal Ward No. 4 will be wagons. Tingley of Magna. were plantheld Wednesday, December 4, five trees and shrubs feet ns as well ed 23,700 square 20. Nov. 1935. evening. Friday Billie Jackson, assisted by his of lawn. A rock garden was con- members of the South CottonThe voting place will be the Mrs. S. E. Jackson, enmother, a as well as structed retaining wood Ward Relief Society will tertained the boys of his scout Murray First ward chapel. Only wall which was "planted" while hold an old time dancing party Qualified voters residing in MuniFriday evening of last troop. it was being built. r.t the ward amusement hall. An home. wee'k his at cipal ward No. 4 may vote. A Moving pic Nothing need be said about old time orchestra will he in Qualified voter may vote, whethin attitude toward ittendarce, and the proceeds hires were enjoyed and games the change Re freshments were serv er or not he has children attendithe school both by way of pat- will lie used to fix Christmas played. 15 guests. ed ng school and no property own- rons and to pupils. We should call baskets for the reedy of the ership requirements is in effect. attention to some of the people ward. Mr. and Mrs. Veil McMillan The polls will be open from 7 who assumed leadership in the m. until 7 p.m. entertained the members of the work. First wc should mention MURRAY FIRST WARD at a Thanks-livinMcMillan family All voters are urged to cant an active and interested PrinciRf 1.1! F SOCIETY dinner Day their ballots. party af their Next pal, George Marchant. MEETING ANNOUNCED home on East Chief Ernest Smith of the Mur- comes four P. T. A. Presidents, South street. ray Fire Department is a can- Mrs. Ruth Kuhrc, Mrs. Cora B, Members of Murray First didate for the office. Hobbins, Mrs. Ruth Peterson. Ward Belief Society will meet Mrs. Amv J. Morris George A. Faust. The Loral Tuesday at p. m. in the Relief of her to tho members BAND MOTHERS PURCHASE C. T. board member, Stayner. Society rooms, when the teachers club at of last week, Thursday BELL LYRE was a constant inspiration and topic. Proverbs. 23: chapter A chicken dinner home. lor help, as was the Superintendent verses 2!) to 32 will be given by was served at one o'clock. The The Murray High School Band of Schools. Dr. Calvin S. Smith, Mrs. Anna Johanncson. ' Mother's rrnterpiore f"r th dinner table Association recently tnd finally the committee apThe regular Theology lesson was a low bowl of rosebuds Purchased a Bell Lyre for the pointed by the P. T. A. to direct will he given at 2 p. nv. by Mrs Ch; vnn'homums a 1 raclivelv high school Band which is great- - the work Irvin T. Nelson, Hae l beVerl McMillan, 1h rooms. Bridge folthe fVrornlod subject aid !' appreciated and a splendid Movie, and Oscar Peterson. "The Temple at Nauvoo." lowed, and nrires were v on bv in band work. This project was cn tared in ing. Mrs. V.'. D. Allen and Mrs The Bund Mothers asosciation a National Contest spor.a red by SOUTH COTTONWOOD WARD George K. Gordon. as formed about two years ago Better Homes and Gardensa TO HOLD THREE DAY with the objective to work in magazine i n LVs published Mrs. J. H. Bergen entertained Coriherlirm iVin elww1d In . CILIPRATION Iowa. Although there j nfillt nil iiv Mi(u'ia , 'J Moines, ,.i a nun, her of friends id dinner in"t the entrants and finance wore hundreds ef jl,ild up help of )n week, ojna in its various enterprises. the contest from all parts of the) Fjctrn":ive plas nre being laid Saturday evening birthm honor of her httsbmd's of the Chamrrrieatioil rommittre was United States, including by j"ricc this organization Covers were wined, several band instruments brrs of Commerce. Commercial South Cottonwood ward to hold day anniversary. laid for sixteen guests. nave been added to the school Clubs, Garden Clubs, improve- a three dav carnival. Thursday. band. ment leagues, etc., the Oakwood Fri lav and Saturday. Die. 5. fi. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Tame en. Last Saturday a very success- School won first place in it1? di7. M the ward chaj 'l. Mr-at a family dinner tertainrd ful food sale was held to raise vision and was the Marhnv only sihco! Gcnovicvp John and rwmry for thjs projcci. a nUni- - to be found among the winner:? Crabtie-are in thnrre and an- Thanksgiving Dav at their homo of people other than the or those receiving honorable nounce many intcrrMing feat- on cast fi4th South street. (Continued nn Pace 8) b:,nd mothers donated food for mention. Following is the letterures for the three day's events. lkis sale which was much apConrrs'-ionr?nd will booths Bronre beautiful of the ing OMENIA LODGE CARD preciated. Plaque which was presented the arranccd for the sale of refreshThe officers of the Murray High school "Better Humes and Gar- ments and articles suitable for TARTY DECEMBER 3 School tJ.tnd Mothers Association dens evenrifts. Christmas Hror Thursday Community Highest of the following: Mrs. More Beautiful America ing a variety program and show The Omenia Rcbekah Ivlgr GorCc A. Jenkins, president; Achievement Award. Presented will hr rivm. while Friday ev will rive a card party at the Fra- . tr-- ii t i 'rs. A. T. Farrrll. to Oakwood rning a cl,.nrp Will tr leaillefl. omi.h ii.iu, iuouiu, unrinin'i "'rs. Wni. T. Belliston, sccctary; Association, Salt Lake Cily, A children's party Saturday of- - 3rd, ard Mrs. Vcrl McMillan, The public is cordially invited will wind up the three- Utah, for outstanding to attend this party. on Page 8) davs amusements. eight-wee- 0 .0. F. News 1. SCHOOL RECOGNIZED FOR ALFSSANDRO CANEPARI IN ITALY LANDSCAPE PROGRAM WINS RECOGNITION Ales. Canepari, young Italian tenor, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Canepari of Murray will appear "VOTUME 193$ t h 46-- No. IS GRANITE DISTRICT ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES OPENING IN VARIOUS LOCALITIES teachers are now through WPA funds to teach patrons and adults throughout the district at the request of local P. T. Associations. Recreation Mary E. Bennion and Library, Blaine. Ernest Hollings Recreation, day, Nov. 20. lie firgcd the memBlaine, Lincoln. and in bers Murray to got busy, I Iintze Recreation, see what they could do to brin". Eugene their lodge into the standing it Violet Scott Library, Irving and ought to have in this community. Holladay. Grand Secretary Grundy gave an Cora Forley Library, Irving and interesting talk on the state of Holladay. the Order nationally, and locally Nellie McKinney Literature and saying that in spite of a decreases Vocabulary, Irving. in membership, the organization Bessie Terrell Sewing and Alis strong financially, and comteration, Irving. pares very favorably with all D. Tod d Penmanship, James the bodies in fraternal other Office. District country. The lodge made this the Our for six other request of two occasion of presenting their members, Brother Andrew teachers have not yet been sent the National EmployLundquist, and Brother E. T. through Eliason with 25 year jewels of ment Bureau. It is the plan that Adult Edservice. Both were complimented ucation Classes will be set up had service for the valuable they rendered to the lodge and were throughout the District at the reof local P. T. Associations. congratulated by everyone pres quest an At of early date centers will be highone on ent the acquiring est honors the Order can bestow. established at Magna and SherA hot lunch, served through the man Schools. Interested patrons may contact kindness of Noble Grand Joe their local principals and request Chivrell and his good wife, with Ern Wright officiating at the cof- instruction centers. Teachers may fee urn. brought a very inter- be had to go directly to homes esting meeting to a successful where instruction may be given to persons unable to attend close. tegular classes. FRIDAY FOR FUNERAL PARENTS REPLACE PUPILS ROBERT JOHN JONES AT GRANITE JUNIOR HIGH different parts of the Jurisdiction. Reported there appeared to be a revival of interest in the principals for which the Order stands a class of seven being initiated at Trcmonton, Saturday, Nov, 23, and a class at Ogden ready Tues- EIGHT Hol-lada- y. Funeral services will be held Several hunderd parents be1 p.m. Friday at the Murray came "children" once more on First ward chapel for Robert Novevmbcr 11th, to enJohn Jones, who died Monday, in roll Granite Junior High the in a local hospital at 10:30 a.m. of school. Children one for day Saturday of heart disease. Bishop remained at home, to assume Samuel Bringhurst will officiate; household duties, while their interment will follow in the Mur- the were left free to come parents ray City cemetery. school and follow the daily to Mr. Jones was born in Murof their child. program ray, Dec. 21, 1877, a son of Robert The special parent's day was W. and Poebe Mardon Jones, For the past 41 years he had been an held as part of the National Edat fifty-seve- n, employe of the American Smelting and Refining company and for the past five years had been a stationary engineer at the Murray plant. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Minnie May Jones; three sons, John William, Lawrence Robert and Earl Roy Jones, all of Mur- ray; two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Mrs. Martha Threlkeld, Salt Lake City, and Edington of Calif., and five grand- children. call at the family south State street Friday from 10 a.m. until time Friends icsidcnc-c- . may 5500 of services. Forty-On- Years A Smelter Is Record e .M.in Robert Jones, who was only years of nc, perhaps held the outstanding record in point of service among smeller employes in the state of Utah. Mr. Jono'-- , has been working fifty-seve- n con-tinuo- the for at the Rcfinir. A .. curi-an- past 41 years Smelting and plant in Murthe age of lfi. flue dust he an y at ray. Beir.iiin as a wheeler of worked his way tip through the ranks t engineer in the power house. He woiked his first day at the plant as a du:t wheeler, then transferred to the roasters where ho remained for the next two yecrs; went as engineer in the power plant for the ensuing 12 yeais; then a handy man in the machine shop fur olxiut one year; foreman in the mills for about five years then hack to the he has repower plant win-rmained until Ids death. In rally life, Mr. Jones received bis education m the schools of Murray and Salt Luke, biter taking a course wi'h an eastern cor respond en ce school at which he received bis elemental y training in the electrical field. During; October. 1!!5. he mar-lie- d e Minnie Meyers, a daughter tally pii'iictrs, who made the trek across the plains with ox teams, and to this unin was i f oil living within thtee the boundaries of Utah. These many years working in an industry which is more or less injurious to health of a great the many employes did not health f Mr. Jones, and h" his robust health to a clean mode of living. burn ucation Week program. The regular daily program was carried through with the exception that each period was shortened. Parents had been furnished a program of their child's work, which they followed for the entire six periods. This gave them a real opportunity to contact every teacher acand to become intimately room class with the quainted work of their child. Many of the parents received their first lessons in algebra, swimming, science and other courses, which were not listed in the school curriculum when they attended school in the same grades. Part of each period was devoted to a discussion of any scheiol or pupil problem suggested by the parents. At the close of the regular schedule the parents enjoyed a special Armistice Day program in the High School auditorium. Harold Wallace, Salt Lake county attorney, gave the principal talk emphasizing the need for education for peace and contentment rather than for aggresMusical sion and expansion. tiumbers were Riven by the Thorup sisters, the high school orchestra and the Granite girls trio. Miss Mary Schindler gave two interesting readings. The parents were greeted by principal W. H. Maughan. H. H. Hale, chairman of the assembly committee, presided. Following the assembly program the parents were served lefrcshmcnts. The active interest shown by the parents in the class discus- sion, their expressions of appreciation for that type of program, at least one day a year, and their attitude of full cooperation wilh the school in its present pro. Wtm gave real encouragement to the teachers of the school. They were all well satisfied and e nthused as a result of this special program provided to the parents of the pupils of the Granite Junior High. aioie Muaenis irom uian nave scholarships at Stanford, California, for the current year man irom any oiner state except California. The group of 18 includes Mrs. Virginia R. Cutler, of Murray. Thirteen are from A new step sign beside the Salt Lake City and compose the Cat Km furniture store. Maybe largest scholarship group from Emil has a drag with the traffic any single city either w llhin or If.nfcirla. r.f fulifrirnlfl men. won |
