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Show School News J HOLLADAY HAPPEKHIIGS I- V- Mrs. J. D. Bowers, Reporter PHONE HOLLADAY Neighbors and villagers were surprise Tuesday morning JuHt bet oVlot-to see the fore were Alnrma In flames. home sounded and soon autos were dab-ln- g along Memory Lane and Honalr Ave to the scene. By the time the could County Fire Department gather up Its men and get over here the fire had demolished the roof but the men folk had saved furniture and many household effects to lie reached from the main floor. Things on the second floor were lost. The high wind probably fan-ue- d sparks from the chimney which started the Maw. Sir. and Mrs. Whipple took the three sisters to their home where they remained until plans for another home could 1)6 perfected. The oldest brother, who Is In poor health, was taken home by J. 11. Walker, while Henry cauijx'd on the grounds In a donated teut that he might guard uncovered possessions. Several people have volunteered the use of rooms to them. These stricken people are very grateful for all their help and kindness. Jfc-s- Mrs. C. W. Dallon has returned home. While away she visited at Iloulder City and then drove with her son and his wife over Into Southern visiting California; scenes of the recent quake. She found that the California spirit of "Keep Smiling," has helped them In their task of clearing the streets of debris. Many signs of reconstruction are in evidence. Large buildings, many of them, cannot worked as the Inspectors and appraisers have not released them. Schools are conducted In temporary building and where quarters are not avsilable school Is held out of doors. She also saw one large fire dejwirtment quartered outside of the station, the fire gong was fast ened lo a post and the firemen's suits also hung on posts. Hut In spite of the destruction, under rlo.su supervision ft traffic and news, workmen have cleared the struts and are making ready for new and quiike proof buildings. 1 IRVING JUNIOR HIGH fifth Grade 53-- de- - The Traction company has elded to sell a special Four Day Conferen pass and, also, to run two buses each way on Sunday The north bound buses will leave Casto lane at 8:45 a. in. and 12:-4p. m. Returning buses will leave First South and Main at 12:15 p. m. and 4:30 p. m. These buses will i accommodate oom snopjs'rs anu church goers alike. Let's give them our patronage and convince the Traction company that we need the buses every Sunday. 5 . The Elders' party held last Friday night lived up to its standard of excellence and soclallbility. The It. F. C. project Is underway again. This week a group of men are cobbling the ditch on the north boundary line of the Irvine school. Wallace Ileery and Jackie Coojier le u strong drawing card for moving picture fans next Saturday evening. In the "Cham" will Mrs. Glen Anderson was hostess to memlsTs of the Afternoon Five Hundred Club on Thursday. ... ? Lee Redmond and Miss lluhy Green were married, March 23, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Redmond of Holladay. Itishop Moss married them In the presence of the family and a few friends. Supper was served later. Mrs. Nellie Monday evening Hurl was hostess to ten. hers and officers of the Junior Sunday School Games were enjoyed after which light were refreshments served. Twenty were present. . Recause of the General Sunday School Conference Isdng held on Sunday evening, no evening meetAil ing will Is held In the Ward. social events, abi, seem to be postHined for larger social func onrereuce ac tions incnieni 10 tlvities. Mr. Donald .Wngstsff Tefurned home Tuesday after aa nlwemv of over two years doing missionary work aiming the jsple (,f the California mission. Welcome Home! Compoiitioa f Sb.v The atmosphere coutalus a small amount of ammonia and It U possible for the snow falling through the air to gather up some of this smnioiils, Just as It carries dust, miThe Church wide Ilellef Society nute organisms and Impurities from the air. After the first snow hss art exhll.lt In the old Coop Kurnl- carries down these Impurities, the remre Hulldlng Is attracting thous mainder of the snow that fills Is ands of s!j;ht Everyone should clesn snd practically pure. Newly make a special effort to visit It. fallen snow Is very largely air, vary-tn- g from three to thirty parts of Over two hundred quilts alone, are air to one of ice crystals. on dlsplay-- m two Bllke. (Vt Stske U located on (he balcony. Then each ward will reog. R. R. BriJg. Aero. Top. f A rsllwsy runs across the nie it own work. Holladay wa. tops of trees In California. At a spot asxlgiusl Inexpensive Christmas near the coast there Is a deep Sifts. ravine, over which a way for the trains hsd to be made. To build Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Redmond a bridge of stone or Iron was too Saturday the I'.'.th, at a costly, so It was determined to Wedding mrty for their son and utilise the trees. The .top brsnches his wife. Mr. and Mrs. I.e Red- were cut e!T at the level of the mond. Mr. Frank Olson furnished banks and the timbers for the line the music. I.e rrvam and cuke were were Isld on the stumps. This rail ay bridge Is said to be quite ssfe. served to 3l guests. -- Lonjoo Tit Hits. Our last assembly at the Irving Junior High School proved to be one of the most interesting of the It was given by the Girl year. Scouts under the direction of Miss Rawsou. Miss Emily Lynch, the guest speaker, talked on activities and usefulness of scouting. Following this, a flag pageant and various stunts were given by the Girl Scouts themselves. Last, but not least, were the "Chalk Talks," presented by Gunder-son- . Gay Whipple and Pauline Their part of the program consisted of cartoons with most of the faculty members as subjects. This and the aroused much merriment, At the home room Club meeting faculty members took It In good fun. ELAINE TAYLOR, many interesting rejtorts were given Reporter, from the students of the various councils. The report from the Safety Council was very interesting. Soren Mon In Entertaliiment council good day, we elected Lawrence Bird as Barrett reported that many also He read. were for rules as safety Ulliau Spencer preseideut; and Shirley Taft, reported that Mrs. Weaver's sixth as secretary. grade class won the bag of iennuts We are going to have Mr. Mann for the best of rules. Reports from the Etiquette and play the piano next time In asScholarsembly as we go in and come out. Hostess. Students, Sribes, and punctuality, We are to give I.awrence some yells ship, Attendance, Councils were nn.i Kntertslnment for next Monday. also given. ROSE BESS, MARGARET HOWELL, Reporter. Reporter. In our Etiquette council we apGrade Sixth pointed class officers and decided a system or hallway etiupon In geography the sixth grade Is quette. It Is arranged so that about China. The Chinese nearly every pupil will have a studying word which a turn to act aa host or hoslecss. The have sign for every more diffieduclatlon their makes duties of the host or hostess the A Chinese Inventor ours. than cult to watch both entrances so as to be able to welcome any vlstors Invented the compass, gunpowder, before Columbus who might visit our school. In and printing long The exports America. discovered order that this may le accompand Kaffir . tea, millet rice, are a table and chair are sitlished corn. A Chinese teacher, Confucius, uated on the main floor. If any teachers visitors come, the host or hostess the greatest of all Chinese is to ask, "May I be of any service preserved the Chinese history for to you?" The host or hostess is us. MILTON TAYLOR, then to conduct the visitors to Reporter. the office. ser. ton-woo- d Tri ... In this way visitors get a betFifth Grade ter impression of our school. It In school some of the fifth a letter repugives the school In are pluy production. tation, and it teaches the pupils to grade pupils We hiv going to give a play called be courteous. 'The Fickle Friend." Miss Hopfen-Is-cMARY LOU SAMUELSON, Is In charge, Ruth Lnmbert Reporter, and MaU'l Larsen are helping her. week we elected Verda Iow- The patients of the Veterans Iist sett stage manager, and Ann Hen Hospital enjoyed an entertain rlchson property manager. ment, Friday, March 24, 1933 when JUNE DOWSETT, the pupils of the Irving Junior Reporter, High School. entertained them. The Included three program dancing In geography we are studying nunuVrs from the opera "Bon about South America. We have Voyage;" vocal Solos by Willis studied alsmt British Guiana, Christensen and Fred I'onlson ; a Dutch Guiana, French Guiana, violin and cello duet by Rebecca Colombia, and other South and Ave Chamherlin, accomsin-leAmerican coutitlres and their cities. by Virginia Spencer; readings Brit Is Gulaua was especially Interby Virginia Templeman, and Willis Miss Ritchie, our teacher, esting. Christensen; a clou damv by Harread of the population, "the size, vey Ross; a "jumping jack" damv and the customs of the people. y Mildred Bird ; and a ballet dance -E- LA I NE CI I RISTOPH ERSt )N, by Margie Gatherum and Vivian Reporter. Orage. The men enjoyed the prok Yen-zuel- a, d gram. Many expressed the opinion PAINTING & INTERIOR :hat this program was one of the !est which had leen presented, DECORATING PAINT Will Make Your Home HELEN CHRISTEN EN Look Like NEW Call Me For Eitimates.pricei Ninth Grade Very Reasonable The pupils of Ninth Grade art PHONE MURRAY 32 lass, under the direction of Miss Andrus, are Just completing their third design for this six weeks. There are many good artists in this Rerter. 422 Seventh Grade home-grown- . 3.k, t 7-- 35 rf in Classic Beauty Shop'f t Firat. Xail una II..., ..! ....,.,., ,aun uiiunirirL!, I I. PHONE Murray I g 539 !'" dlye orlt Poll VGUt, ATI ui. Ou fa'iu for COl it MM PRINTING! ii I PILES An old Chines Proverb aayg, in IS luffer from piles," but th "N!:j.ii Y. md Itching; of blind, protrudingpic )"' )9dlng; piles usually are allevit'.t 4 within - a few minutes by soothkiM '' lealing- Dr. Nixon's Chlnaroid, fled with a rare, imported Chum Herb, having- amixlng power tonasi due swollen tissues. 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I- It Takes More Than Salts, Calomel, Mineral Waters, Oils, or Laxative Pills to Arouse a Sluggish Liver ' I nb 't ; j They Give Only Temporary Relief From Constipation' and Diliousness, Because They Have No Effect Whatever on the Liver or Its Production of Bile Bile Is haturt's swa laxative and your stomach and bowel require at least one quart of fresh btlt very day to keep them clean, pur, fr from fermentation, putrefaction, When your llrer becomea or slutfish the bile atafnatestorpid nd stops flowing freely. Th eonUnU of your bowtla become ths breed-ln- f place for t;erms and poisons; your food does not direst It Just rrinrnis ana aecsys in the bowels. The blood absorbs thru Vint anna and you suffer from constipation, as, sick headaches, biliousness, ana sour iTvuanra stomach. Sargon Soft Mass PilU will re moy the cause of this condition na pumy your enUre In nature s way. They aresystem not like any other medicine you have ever Uken. They are to fenUe, thor-Hk-- h and natural in their action eonUin two amaitnir iustanflf which highest medical authority itm agree are the only effectiveactiviP UnU to the known to moo.'' of science. These substances sum, late and invigorate the cleanse and purify itself throttf lncrtasinr iU production of 6 ThU fresh bile immediately lUrt to work ncutralitlnj acids poisons, stopping fermenUtion decay, cleansine; and purifyinc bowels and aweeping- out as mulated poisons. Unless you have tried Sarf Soft Mass Pills you can have Idea of the effects produced by natural cleansing of youi liycr a bowels. It makes you feel y v younger, stronger, health rr happier. It briagi back life color to faded eyes and check, etores the appetite and oW.Z,' ouua gesUon gives you a new the-live- r lir J onlifeiUelf. Insist on genuine Sarfon tr nils. Don't be misled. are only two known suhslsat" which will actually atimuIsU ' cl' torpid or sluggish liver to ami purify itself by Incre ssing of bile. Fsrgon b drops itimulated the liver, but production Maes contain both of 0? Tills acUnce has proved that ehetaBcea and no other advert" ta.IU' nInml wr,p nd lift laxativee have no effect asediclne on the American I . whatever on the liver. today does contain them. trf full 60c a for Only Sattron Soft M T.ti. j menL At vnur drufffist. orGa. n rUy oa the Uv P. Willis, Inc., Atlanta, Mass w,t. THORNTON-ANDERSO- N - wil ORDER "CLEAN FIRE COAL" TODAY ! rtna Deffm oavmg on Your Fuel Account! I wi mere la nothlnf about to remind you that you have then ever Lump, per ton $7.25 Uken a medicine, and ot ef all y Stove, per ton rraduallr re- S7 nn dure the doa nnill i Nut, per ton ralre a taxatWe at alt. S6.25 ir o It was Pea, per ton believed that calomel and rtnerally $5,25 laxative rilONKS: m ull GROOMEI he I Good Farm Machinery s "nc J, POPUUS4F The old idea that weevils take to flight in the late summer and fall and equally distributed over a wide area the next spring. Is wrong. There Is a gradual widening of wee vil territory ench year but not a sufficient migration to endanger the farmer who keeps the numbers down on his own farm. The weevil problem may be com By plantpared to that of wild-onts- . ing clean seed nnd preventing vol 4789 SOUTH STATE unteer wild-outfrom seeding, one farmer may rid his land of this even though nil bis nelghlwirs still . So too with al produce falfa weevil; one farm may be free from damage or even one field of a farm when surrounding fields sufIRIS fer sevete damage. The writer saw a field which was white with weevil Injury while a field across the road showed no sign of damage. The difference was caused by niethiKls of the previous year which allowed a large nuuitar of weevils to ls produced and live ov er in one field while most of tbeiu in the other field were destroyed. Alfalfa weevil control Is an i vidua! problem. It may I held In check on one farm or on one field while surrounding fields are literally eaten up. with era-betsl- lo he Call Murray - Quality Seeds - Poultry Supplies - . Dllntir wurry o-- BUTTER WRAPPERS PRINTED Jensen Monday tilght. After the meeting a social was enludl.-joyed by fourt.-eptvwnt. i i. spellers iasi vtr. FINGER WAVES Perfect were : Thomas Atkinson, Charles Call. John Dells, Christian Glavas, Ivan Hamblln. Charles Lyon, Maxlne Adamson, Dorothy Bennlon, Ilene Lois Joyce Llmburg, Gordon, Effie Tapenos, Stauffer, May Whitehead, Blanche Harp. 11 p Draper Quality Feeds MUR. MARCELS ARLINGTON SCHOOL 1 GRAIN FEED FLOUR .. COAL X 1 PERMANENTS Hundred Per Cent Spellers Sixth grade: Sixth Grade A Class iLewelyn, Boyd Jane Berger, Mary Perfect Spellers Durlene Fillmore, Albert Slmlsch, LaPreal Yates, Mae Woodard, Phy-li- s John Lyman, Sam Brlngburst, Wuliln, Carol Thomson, Mary Calvin McMillan, Claude Mitchell, Helen Mallory, LaVella Bogden. Eltert Parker, Mickey Pantalone, Laura Ahlberg, Helen Johnson. Williams. Wll-m- a Elmo Reld, Spencer Bergener. Allen, Claire Anderson, LnVern Fifth grade: Anderson, Orlen Anderson, Betty Smiley Wakl. Eleanor Durst, June Edwards, Melba Fairbourne, Abraham Markaslon, Marie JohnHolmes, Margaret Martin, Sam Gaglen. Virginia son, Jessie Hewitt, Oceal Noack, Melva Shey, Jennie Henry Markaslon, Mary Baker, Wolfley, Shirley Glen Batemau, Vehar, Dorothy Ruth Johnson, Westover, BesYates, MaU-- Healy, Wayne sie Woodard. Raymond Rasmussen, Clean l'p Day Norma Abllterg. Fourth grade: Clean-Uday Ls on Its way! Betty Scott, Donald Snarr, Jos So not start to rake today? why eph Hodell. Tommy Mlya, Kenneth For It can be plainly seen, Loretta Slmsich, Martell Van, That the dirty places should be Plott. clean. Plunt pretty flowers in a row, AN ALFALFA WEEVIL aLso grow. INDIVIDUAL PROBLEM Trees and shrubs must Paint your houses bright, To everyone's delight. By W. V. Oweiis Clean-Uday Is on Its way! U. S. A. C. Extension ServiceSo why not start to rake, today? (Editor's note: This Is the secCALVIN MCMfLLAN ond of a series of seven articles Fourth B perfect spellers are: prepared by Mr. Owens, for this paper, on Weevil control,) Robert Haldlne, John Padgen, Alfalfa weevils which damage a Lucille Hansen, Hortense Lyman, crop of hay are hatched from eggs Georgia Tapenos, Lois Turn bow. laid by adults weevils which were raised in that same field the year before. If a farmer permits a large unrulier of weevils to mature in his field this year he Is certain to auf-fe- r damage next year, if he prevents most of the weevils from maturing this year he will have little or no weevil damage next year. In other words the offending weevils are HAY weeks. MAKJORIE HANSON, The baseball season has started ! This was proven Tuesday night when Bounyvlew won the first from Arlington. It was a game and very interesting. close game to show Bounyvlew Girls expect you many games this spring that will be just as exciting. Gil On Us For snide and the teacher Is doing all she can to make this work Interest ing to all of us. e art' working very hard to complete the drawings for this six in the Seventh Grade rit(Iing CrU J..t of The story Is told that to Texas class we are studying "Tale Courage," a very Interesting book years ago a bank president swindled his depositors, the containing many goid Rtorles. We Games were played and refresh- sign to he displayed on causing tl.e loitltu- - have read only a few of the stories. T X ments Wer served. tlon: "Bank Suspended." The but we liked them Bnd hope that the was caught and promptly n!.t of them will lie Just as good. and under tbe tree the Friday the Irving h..l strung up,with In the flrnt part of the period grim humor, placed celebrated Its annual "Clean Vp" lynchers, our teacher reads us a Un.k called the notice: "Rank President Susprogram which was followed by out "Trust a Ifc.y," which Is very Inter- pended." Boston Transcript door games and a dance In the sling. We are about half wbt gymnasium. Each room was organWe. want to hear the out through. Kill. M.af .rait, ised under the teacher lo perform come, although we hate to have The kralt la sal J to caute more certain work. As a result much was deaths than any other snake In In- the story end. accompli bed. dia, where mortality from snake LEON SCOTT, bites Is high. This Is largely due Reporter. Indies of the Farm Ruwiu met to the fact that this anake Is freIn a social at the home of Mrs. quently encountered In ramps and In the hUtory clas we are Jensen on Monday evening. Gsmes village houses which It has entered aMiut the history of Utah. studying In search of rats, llznnls and other Isitrliig prizes were enjoyed. latelIt Is very Interesting with Mr. and its venom Is astonish y refreshments concluded the ev- snakes, Mann as our teacher. He tells us Ingly rapid In Its effect. enings entertainment. Fifteen were many of his experiences as a small present. boy. Muny of the boys and girls are Mrs. Ms.vue IU In Geography class we are s of the whole United ing latiStates. We have to give the divisions tude and longitude, the and capitals of each state. There !s quite an amount of work to this, on us we have to write it first on composithen scratch paper and tion paper. The geography of the United States Is very interesting. We have been studying United States geography from the first of althe year until now, but we are will we study most finished. Later the geography of Utah. ALVIN TAYLOR. Reporter, mak- out-Hne- Illiteracy The law stipulates thut aliens over alxteen years of age must be The M Men's Chorus kinging at able to rend the English language Mutual Conjoint Sunday was a or some other language or dialect, very sujsrior chorus. They sang but exception Is made lo the case five numbers all without their of persons physically Incapable of reading; also, any admissible alien copies. They were enthusiastically or any citizen of the United States received. may bring la or send for his father The Life of Christ on the Kastern or grandfather, over fifty-livyears Continent was ably presented by of age, his wife, his mother, grandmother, unmarried or widowed Ted Moss, and Alliert Man-ban- t daughter, provided they are otherthe .life of Christ presented on the wise admissible, Western Hemisphere. Farm Ihirvau members met elated lo the early pioneers. ONA LAMBERT, Reporter. IS 0.! 30-da- y a D RUG COMPANY, Murry,1'1 ? I J |