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Show ri. MURRAY CITY, UTAH, THURSDAY, Betrothed aoaacacnonaaauoao VALUA1LI 0&There UoaaaDODaaDODDDDDDaa rU I . ..II i.T--l Cumberledge Motor hS some one guessing. was a " Jr Gerrard is new Soft Murray City Sob k S re- - good as Mur- - water. seems to be that moves along tempo,. Pop com iAe en one ar- ai an rr u si: he same l cents one ume r. 5 Y"v sack jv it mipht be a eood corn the out pop study to Between the crosses, row on row ..." weie '"aJ troubles in Btton of all our s deal. Anyway the old pop n must know something for just keeps popping along. Mr :i as Seminary Pupils To Speak at Wards Sunday, April 18 Lew Sanders is enlarging business by removing the siuic nu Mcueary snop. unag will give a more pleas-Detween nis krtition age appearance the entire to terior. Motor building and W S is more and more a new ;n as the workmen continue kir.g lifting" operations. eir "face Orlando st oerson : Festival Erickson is a very indeed as the Mu- time approaches. were attempt-ascertain the ex- m limit for babies ana to H when they became children. young man of Murray on be- Several ? persons recently to about questioned the mat- - years are matSunday even- I visited so and so, who right 125 pounds and if you not believe she is 'some baby' - said: "well, Irs of taste but it re crazy." u H. T. Matthews has a docket book, so he can take of a lot of cases. Judge w w Henry por was practically in a and that is Saturday .tetning. is once more about town", if what I mean. "Marble" B of the e "men J know the expert Tasho. celebrating of f7 his m Ureece. t shoe shiner, the 25th anniver- arrival in Murray He is still rather way. I'ncle Ab says your nay Drove to hi egion 1 Auxiliary Charter Ett American 7 will keenest ri-vnnr hnct hold T.P(ion Anvili. its charter banauet evening. April 19, in the Fjremen'i Hall. Sale of tick- - "large or Mr. George Awrican Legion, assist- ' Gordon. Mr. Oscar Z: rsen. Mr. Tonon m Hrce Dingledine. Mr. J "! if In T Fred Pet VDff?nz Westover, Mr. and Mr- - Heber Mrs. Grace Jensen is chairman for the auxiliary, enanment is in charge of S.W" I Mr,. 1 it Doran- - Art Trott Harry Robbins. fncan Legion Auxiliary Psented to the .l evening "SVhe,John 4hLb Miss Margaret Holmes Mrs. G. Arthur Holmes, 4936 Poplar Street, Murray, announces the betrothal of her daughter, Margaret to Edwin Marshall Wheat, from Wilmington, Cal., son of Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Wheat, 1010 North Fourth West Street, Salt Lake City. Mr. WTieat will arrive from California on Wrednesday April 21, and they will be married in Salt Lake City on Tuesday, April 27. Immediately after the marcouple will riage, the newly-weleave for their honeymoon thru the North Western States before returning to Wilmington, California where they will make their home. Miss Margaret Holmes is a graduate from the Murray High School. At the High School she was a very active and attractive student. Miss Holmes graduated from high school in 1932. and later attended Henagors Business College, after which she has been employed as bookkeeper in the Star Laundry in Salt Lake City. d possible cil. Louise Johanneson .... Character Murray 2nd Ward-Ma- rion Cox Opportunity The Evils of Leslie Wood Tobacco. As A Man Quinton Mauss Thinketh. You Cant Laura Ahlberg Live Your Own Life. Friends Elaine Caldwell Ruby Wall .... The Sabbath Day Dorothy Johnson .. The Purpose in Life. Baker Repentance Fay Disaster uos-mLucille Johanneson Charity Baker Mary best speeches will Thursday morning at 6:45 cal-a. boThe three the at graduation exwas given m., the fire department in ercises competition for a led to the home of Mrs. Sarah South. 53rd West prize. 400 Davis, the chimney Sparks from Meet caught the roof on fire, and had 4-Leaders the fire department been five minutes later, the house would Club leaders association have been down in ashes. Damwill meet Lake of Salt age of the house was estimated at the Murray County MonHall, City to be $50. 8 m. at p. 19th, April Four hours later, the fire en- day. Election of officers and reThis out. called be were again gines ports will be the business toand time to Mrs. C. E. Carlson, 4540 transacted. Raehacl Wallace Mrs. Carl- Gordon Mickelson will report Bullock Street. son's neighbor was burning the on the training school held at weeds, etc., along his fence, and the Logan agricultural college the flying sparks caught on to recently. Mrs. Carlson's straw pile and William Gedge, presidents of set the flame. It could have been the association, will give the possible for the flames or sparks outline on the work for the en to contact her coupe and home, suing year. bul the fire department stopped No damage was all dangers. to h. t. mattiifus jrnr.E done. BIRTH CELEBRATE Fire Chief Smith urges peoANNIVERSARY ple to be careful with fire at , wind small A this time of year. Judge H. T. Matthews celehrat-can carry a small spark a great cd his 71st birthday anniversary distance. on Thursdnv. April 15. 1937. Judge Matthews has presided' as City Judge almost continous.y ros-- j ' since 1919 and has been a years. for many dent of Murray The Matthews family will Jinnor the Judge at a birthday dsn ner tonight at the family home will be d Lounty Of I Fair By Attending All Meetings Fair Committee Workert T p.rU' Tny-lorsvill- e; . ' stin-lst- e, Hbury, r- Gran- - .. school agriculture at the high ra v ra,k in to like srclipM The Fair workers of the can ball soft two years will be there to help $n that the organize and lay plans for o MlM ,. ., r i; tt v-i- i mil all indications, this First Fair will be one of the greatest Magna: Hrnry Fiiri in the county an d thnr M'dvale: RPirt rwu first attempts are at stake AH tend every meeting and boost thi fair along. svPi Murray: A. E. ' Remember the dates, Scptcm- ' 'ber Harry i i Ostler, Mf"fi .n f afirk Think Y of al!r c hat nn ws wc. drawing. " these more nrooic And letting people enjoy night - iporti. RF.BF.KAH LVSTALLS LODGE OFFICERS Omenia Rebecca Lodge, No. 15. held a meeting at Fraternal Hall Tuesday. April 6. Four officers were installed as follows: Marie Evans. Night Sm port to Noble Grand; Hcttie Martin. Loft Support to Vice Grand; Bertha Jordan, Outside Guardian; Gertrude Cannegieter, Inside Guardian. After the business meeting, games were playvd and refresh ments were served. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Evans on Tuesday, April 20. ! Watch the Bus Schedule To watch the bus schedule Is the thing to do to avoid un- j necessary , j j . on the WHEN one .landing street corner, j hr U-An- 'm'tlK ,oniht tnre t attracted many ball field ha from nearby cmmum ti'ru. including many W,ur,a"f n eft ball enthusiasts. to Murr.. bring these people and keep Murray Hkn fcn nn A font''' field conveniently located in thf . heart of the city where r" are athletic !';. pus ryrntj c hours oi r Auriga thi fl.iv. but nicht drives patnr awav at early evening Manv tropic in Murray are e; ?; urnww. Fairmr-rpnt nttrnrtivc v licmoa .,nrnn ,SS, fans with the organi- - 0.MENIA iaU Nded At Murray City Park In Salt Lake; Mrs D. W. Moffat. over Salt Lake Murray; J. C. Brmchurst. Ross McDonald, rep" rt i ,?ocure the best di- resentative for S;dt Lake County County Fair, Fish and Game Association; 1. Ray Kingston. Murray: J. H. Lake Jbt il91,1 County and Manderficld, North Salt Butler-villnssct to the coun- - City; Joe F. Docker. D. E. Greenwood, Sandy; O. C. Kirk, Magna. The Fair Committee hat Io d by the Frtir invited Mrs. Ivy Hall. County E; Aftcr for Home Demonstrator, and Future irking is Salt VVVel Gran-itfrom Instructors Farmer rKniation '"fcTM ii: the High end " Jordan Cyprus :rl invi, ? Movement, is ex- - erlinW anA nsn instructor VJ 11 hold a dance festival in Murray First Ward Recreation Hall Thursday evening. April 22. The object of the festival is to show the development of the dance, and the purt it has played in Latter Day Saint recreation activity. Each ward will give one act in the dance review. The affair is under the direct supervision of Lois Sorcnson and Mary McMillan. 4-- H Gretly Accelerate Progress Of Firt Salt tlEeT,Ca" Cottonwood Stake M. I. A. will To Fair Directors Will Be Elected Tonile ounly Cottonwood Stake M. I. A. Dance Festival Alert Fire Department Prevents H Banquet Ruth Johannasen has, in her four years of high school, had 38 A's and 2 B's. She was closely followed by Verl Scott, Carol Brown and Patsy Morris. Ruth has been a very active student in her senior year. When a freshman, she was a class of ficer; sophomore, she was on the newspaper staff; junior, Booster and member of Kemex Club; and her senior year, Ruth is on the Yearbook Staff. Vice president of the Senior Class, and an officer of the Boosters Club. Miss Johanneson's desire is to go to the L. D. S. Business Col lege and become a stenograph Miss u i7- -N Mil1 full lr EAL Campaign Provides WayToEarn Money and Scholarships University of Utah tuitions two of 'em are the outstanding awards to be made in the subscription campaign which is to be started Saturday, April 17 by The Murray Eagle in a move to add hundreds of new subscribers to this publication's already large list. The state university tuitions are for nine and three months, to be awarded respectively in the college division of the campaign. Would you like to attend college and have your tuition paid for the full term? Would you like to earn your tuition at college for three months together with commission checks every time you reported subscription business to this office? How would you like to earn a six month's scholarship In the L. D. S. Business college and a commission check every time vou reported a subscription to The Murray Eagle, or a three month's scholarship In this outstanding business college, together with a ten per cent commission check on all subscriptions secured by you? Would you like a complete course in the Sis School of Beauty Culture? Would you like to have three months tuition paid toward a course in this highly profitable profess-sion- ? Music hestival Workers Prepare Mu r ray for Event Vala-dectoria- n. The following Seminary students will speak on designated subjects at the various wards Sunday night, April 18th: Grant Ward George McMillan .... Service To Fellow Men. Dorothy King .... Self Control. Melba Fairbourne Courage Tithing Shirley Westover Ruth Leitzell Prayer Truth Reid Jensen Air Castles Lois Evans Violet Newton .... The strength er. of Being Clean. Registration of R. M. Murray 1st Ward Character Dean Fugate P. Corp. Employes Rosa Barrett .... Jesus Answers Success Calvin McMillan Registration of employees Charles Hansen .. The Seminary for the 1937 season is now .... Martin Friendship Margaret Self Res- - open at Rocky Mountain Dorothy Bennion Packing Corporation, Murray. rect. wishing employment Effie Whitehead Prayer, Those are asked to register as soon .... Parent counVerda Jacobson as former e Miss Ruth Johannasen Much honor and credit can be bestowed upon Miss Ruth Johannasen for the splendid record she has made in her four years of high school. A record that is hard to equal, was set by Ruth this year in the winning of blow, ..u. uation Bestowed On Student Mayor G. R. Berger has proclaimed "Poppy Day" as Thursday, April 29. "Lest we forget" the World War dead "Poppy Day" lives to refresh our memories as to the supreme sacrifice so many of our brave boys made in that awful horror of twenty years ago. "In Flanders Fields the poppies Hoinff milt? ux ah Ettas' Valedictory Honor Is Poppy Day April 29 president Ball or- waer well is city . i SCIhlOILAI VEM 1Y MURRAY the other day. "v 50 vnillMF APRIL 15. 1937 Splendid is the cooperation of the people, in making this Music Festival one of the greatest events ever held in Murray. The housing Committee wishes to thank the Band Mothers for their efficiency in housing 200 band students. The Band Mothers canvassed from house to house until they had ample room to house the students that are unable to return home over Thursday night. The committee also wishes to thank the Murray citizens for their splendid cooperation in working with the Housing Committe and Band Mothers in obtaining these rooms. The Music Festival organization has, at the present time, a sign hanging across the State street in order to let nearby com munities know of this erent af fair. Now, with the sign and the pep and color that the Festival will bring to Murray, each indi vidual should talk the Festival up, decorate, and see that every body far and near is interested in this colorful affair. Remember, folks, that there is going to be many thousand students and fans here in our community, so it is up to us all. to see that everyone is well entertained and taken care of. If this Festival goes over as big as anticipated and it will if we all strive to make it do so, Murray will be looked upon as the City that really puts over what it starts. Not only that, but if this Festival is a success, it will stay in Murray for years to come. Talk it up folks, decorate, put color and glamour in your style and dress, and see that everyone hears about it. Ex-C- el Sounds interesting, doesn't It? Especially when such valuable scholarships may be obtained for iust thirty days spare time effort in pleasant and highly work. The opportunity to earn any one of the above awards is today presented to the young men and women of the more ambitious sort residing in this trade territory, with the full page announcement which appears elsewhere in today's issue of the Murray Eaele. How To Secure Scholarships There is but one way after vou enroll as a candidate that vou can secure votes with which to earn your choice of the four valuable scholarships offered. Votes will be given bv securing (new or renewal) subscriptions to The Murray Eagle. The plan also provides daily pay checks to be (riven on every report of subscription business, which will enable the young men and women entered in the to receive cash for spending money ns they comnete for the valuable scholarships of. fred. It's all so easy and simple n that working in such a will be more fun than work. Will Find It Easy To Do Candidates will find It easy to secure new and renewal sub- (Continued on Page 10) Rex Mitchell Receives Sentence Rex Mitchell, who was arrested last Wednesdiiy for drunken driving, received snetence from Matthews Wednesday, Judpe April 14th. Mitchell wa sentenced to a 30 days in jail, and $100 fin driver's license taken away. Jail sentence and $2r was suspended upon payment of S75. Stay was Erantod on the $75 o that Mr, Mitchell could cay the Snid $75 at the rate of $5 per month. has promised the Mitchell Chief of Police that he would never acain he cauRht in an intoxicated condition. It is to be hoped that Mitchell keeps his promise thin time. dig-nifio- d cam-naii- rn cam-paip- City's Greatest Clean-UCampaign Starts Monday p can choose their time. But what about those who HAVE to arrive at a jtlven point, Murray Has Record Of A Clean Gty So Every Individual and whose dutlc are finish certain time They ed at It Urged To Take Advantage Of Thi Campaign have to WAIT wmf place, And Keep Up Our Reputation ftrr and If they Rl'SlI unrklnr hours thfV MAY We have in Murray, many Club to envbndv that wants to bus, but only with the beautiful homes, but we also enter the ZINNIA growing con get privilege or Handing ana have homes that can be made test. Awards will be made after the crowing season is sufficiently hunting on to strap for seven more beautiful. advanced to permit the Judging Cleanmiles, jostled and bumped, and This Pcnutificnti'.n and packed no clov that their work. more add will Campaicn The Murray Lions Club is ofonly ronsolatlnn U that they up of to the Murray a good prize to the local CAST fall down and be beauty fering for that all" will serk goal. if Seoul Troop making the Hoy trampled under foot because leave be can raked, Yards there Isn't room. Maybe the best showing In the clean up acleathered up. trees trimmed, tivities. last few blocks they have houses painted, flow ers and crass buildincs of varichance to drop wearily into l but not lrnst. ousNondescript planted, find and conditions of coleat some one hai vacated. shapr" and vacant lots back the some still make Murray appear And to pay 16 and 20 rent can be made more beauti- - lapse and dissolute yards to all toura ronslsnt li ragged service for thi ists. TV problem of putting Irrilation to bus traveler. Itut :fuiMnndav. April 13. marks the these buildincs out of their misthe people are forced to acf the Murray City clean-;uI joiHTiing both Irritatin ery and taking the sore eye out what cept campaicning. All local house out of Murray is being taken and unjutiflahle only because wives, householders, and vacant care of bv Civic Organizations they ire helplc to do other- Jot owners arc requested to put and the Citv Commission. wise. They are at the mercy r wcr, and dnvcbehind the Murray City is considered who, pish. of a jreat corporation, on the brush and make one of the cleanest cities In Utah, elbow continIf they w desire, may our clean city spotless. find as a good flchter towards ue to Inflict thli Interior servThe city is offering garbage re- keeping cities clean, so much i ice upen UH. moval service so please call the being expected from each and TAY ANY MT Dni'.S IT Citv Hall f"r an appointment. every individual in making a fine OR C.KFAT III S1MSS. and thry will be glad to render showing this year. THE K.NOKC SMU.l. TO If you will clean your yard, whenever you are this pen-iclawns and shrubs, trim it. for ready plant D AN IN LA PETITION", COM r vour trees, and do all you can to lo Cash rr:7ef! rmcs! pme OBJECT IN AM, AM ANY the local that makes improve the looks of your home, WAY YOr CAN. LETS DO the greatest showing in this your neighbors will look at you . , J . . . , i. ti.,.icn ..w .... .t. tVi.n. r. n r, fT lien Vol fnr H SOMETHING ABOUT IT! Garden! good example. by the Murray Flower la.'-- f p rrnuc. grade-schoo- - ir-- t 1 |
