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Show -- 1 gur. Ar.'.'rS1 iMiim Liiiiiiiiiiiiiiii a? " ft;',.? Board Announces Eagles Go To ERE I Fair HERE As Bern Evanston To Win Great Success Double Header -- AND ' MURRAYCITY, UTAH, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1937 High School Principal Mortenson Pleased By Student Cooperation Mr. Varian Mortenson, Principal of the Murray high school, says that school opening was up to expectations. Registration was carried out with great dispatch all confusion avoided and students able to take all their desired subjects.. Mr. Mortenson and Miss Lois Fairbouine, office girl, have been working steadily, putting in extra long hours of hard work in preparation of the influx of new students this year. Mr. Mortenson, as principal of the Murray high school, succeeded Mr. A. B. Taylor late last year at the latter's resignation. This year will be Mr. Mortenson's first as high school principal. Being popular with school children of all grades, Mr. Mortenson's new post is expected to prove a happy and successful choice, both for himself and the eager young folks it is his task to guide. New Teachers The new teachers and their departments are as follows: Mr. Barnett, Reading and Civics; Mr. Hull. French and English; Miss Jacobsen, English and Journalism; Miss watts, English; Mr. Bjorklund, Applied and Fine Arts; Miss Anderson, History; Mr. Rose, Physical Education and Physiology; Miss Sackett, Commerce; Miss Johnston. Physical Education and Health; Miss V libit e, Reading and Civics; Mr. Smith, Chemistry and General Science. Teachers ftho have returned this year include: Miss Christen-seEnglish; Mr. Grant, History and Civics; Mr. Stevens, Phys iology, Agriculture, and Biology; Mr. Gaufin, Mathematics and Mechanical Drawing; Mr. Stone. Shop; Mr. Hausknecht, Auto Mechanics; Mr. Robinson, Music; MinaShelly, Hume Economics; Miss Sperger. Home Economics; Mr. Nielson, Mechanics. Mr. Nielsen has been teaching but had a leave of absence last year; and Principal Varian Mortenson, Social Problems. C "Open House" At Murrav Phone on tront the Murray Exchange Announcement was made today be-j-b Legion Auxiliarv more and more compa-- t by F. H. Westover, manager of Being agreeable to the the Mountain States Telephone men is a study in flipio- - and Telegraph company that jc To Install Officers "Open House" will be hela at the telephone office on Septemsaunders looks impressive ber 15, between the hours of 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. and 6:30 and 8:30 ciacK ensemble, I j evening, September American Legion Post No. 60 and the Ladies' Auxiliary will hold a joint meeting for installation of officers at the Fireman's Hall in Murray, The installation will be followed by a social. Mrs. Ludean Dor-a- n is chairman for the refreshment committee. New officers of the organization will be Mrs. Frances Rem-unpresident; Mrs. La Von PenMra ney, first Wilma Trott, second Mrs. Elanore Sheets, secretary; Mrs. Margaret Heckel, treasurer; Mrs. Emily Gerrard, chaplain; Aggie Peters, historian; and Mrs. Laura Omen, sergeant at arms. Monday with the An open invitation is extended the dreadn- by the Telephone company to ought, and 1 pay the coal both telephone subscribers and lor tne coal last winter 7" to be guests of Vember is here ot Autumn and ether the company in the afternoon or lair, but evening. that the next one The "Behind the Scenes" visit any more ditticult will show how local and year, another certain not be long distance calls are handled and the operation of the equipment will be explained. In addition, many interesting exhibits hava been arranged showing progress in telephony, materials that make up the telephone, information about the service here and in the state, and highlights in telephone history. tair omciais. me truth and shame the j me u in old saying, fossibly )u told the truth you might y i number ol people be- the Devil. i1 is mould a eood optimist and help the public. El Lhes the Murray celebra- ana wis is iascinaung to '.beftolder. These twin girls, Louise, (left) and Lucile Johannesen, will ef the Student Body at the Murray act as are Seniors this year, completing Both School this year. High their Junior years with A grades. The girls are 16, look, walk, and dress alike. The only thing different about these attractive girls is that they can't both go with the same boy. 13, p.m. d, Vice-preside- IN NATIONAL Taylorsville M.I.A. To Hold Autumn Social ART SHOW vice-preside- New Stake President r Caldwell still keeps his logger" in suspense when he I inroad. itspenty is a good slogan lor I how ao you figure pros-S- y higti prices? They seem to 3 8 Last Sunday and Monday, the MURRAY. Wed., Sept. 8 At Fraternal Order of Eagles Murray a meeting of the Salt Lake Couna two played series of iiiiiiiiiiiiiiB Inc. all Lminiiiiiiii concerned were soft ball with game ty Fair, the Wyoming well pleased both with premiums champs at Evanston, Wyoming. iniit K a fisherman or it, and Fair in general. Suggestions The first game was won by Murwere and imdiscussed to given . in an extra inning, 15 to 14. tot' iney ray fine a prove the Fair the coming year. The second game was seriously. Patience is captured The board appointed a comto have too. by Evanston, 12 to 10. The prize mittee to draw up a financial re- was given to the team winning ieone has been telling Del-- port and pay the premium list the first game, which was won iivtwo as soon as possible and all curold gag about by Murray, so all had a good rent bills. time. ctieapiy Everyone enjoyed the Cowboy 1 uenvegnu says that there Rodeo. All types of WesDays Occasions when a good yarn tern entertainment was going on the prevent uprisings in constantly day and night. DancI sector. ing attracted the majority of the people in the evening, while in Lever, the yarn has to be the daytime the rodeo and parades held their share of interestgood indeed. ed participants and spectators. tuam is indeed a very lor-i- e For details on the first ball man. it you doubt this game, please turn to the sport Jie proprietors ot the various page. I ot recreation. ie 48-- No. Murray School Children Start 1937-3Year At Four Schools I Co. VOLUME n, The Taylorsville Ward M. I. A. will hold their annual opening autumn social in the form of a White Elephant Dance Tuesday, September 14th. Each person is to bring one white elephant, valued at not less than 15c, for his admission to be wrapped so as to disguise the contents. These will be auctioned off to the highest bidder present. The money raised will be used toward payment of the M. I. A. general fund. Refreshments will also be sold. Plenty of fun and frolic for everyone and the Mutual ofiicers cordially invite you to attend. - 1937 Utah Fair kre. isperity Plan IIICC 13 U1UUU r ftTh 1RAY. SpnL fropenty Plan. Inc., held a Ft in the Murrav Club fThe constitution was read v. by the members,-- I tew changes dub was then being made, reorganized election of a new Board Erectors. President, t, and secretary. Those tl to the board 8re as Lyman, Hcttie i. L, B. Herbert. Charles S. A. Russell. Merl Elizabeth SJ. Gunnerson, "Simons, Samuel Gough, i Thompson. L G. Larson, vice-cen- "K'gn Woodruff, i board met immediately fol-- e the meeting and elected as president. as L B. Herbert as sec- Mr. Charles Anderson re-- ? rom the presidency wiCf of thanks from the mem-- i rne group was addressed H. Budd. He deliver- 'Peech that answered the M to why difficulties Lyman "eUie Martin George Dihhle Murray Eagle for its kind cooperation m helping boost and advertise their flower shew at the Fair, held last week. The show was a big success and one of the outstanding attractions at the fair. Also gratitude would like to be expressed to the Midvale Flower Garden Club and every person who exhibited their lovely flowers; Mrs. Clifford Elliot of Farmington who had such a beautiful and artistic display of gladiolus; Mr. Holmgren's display was outstanding. His display was to impress all ersons not to pick the wild flowers in our canyons as they are of no use after picking, wilting quickly. If the wild flowers are left in their natural surroundings they are far more beautiful and are allowed to seed, increasing every year. ce -- J GEORGE SMITH DIBBLE Mrs. D. L. Bowen chairman of Salt Lake County Fair Flower Show,. Mrs. S. E. Bnnghurst. president of Murray Folwer Garden Club. Mrs. Catherine Gordon. Mrs. Lavern Curtz and Mrs. Alice Madsen wish to thank the TTni. le September 25th To October 2nd Flower Show Heads Express Gratitude For Support At Fair vice-presi-- rJe " ,rMe. Cut bway From Women's Democratic Study Group To Meet Student Cooperation Solid Rock 1 !r,y 10 Idaho-Slo- the rtaccato f is ec-- f of solid of the highway being hcwn oul MJcwn the canyon No Return." T the out--'.cc- c projects of the 'Jwill provide Project ..vv down the nignway River and will provide fV J! ,lh ita "all Ida- . "IIIVII will viivv. j irom me south ana v nt driving fW'LWithout n; 0rfKon or l riachmg the (VrT flRST through Montana WARD 'nwting has bern If. l ,2:30 to 6 30. R. former Bishop of nd Ward. nd both tpeak next . - 1 tVw.Ul . musical pro- 'w been arranged. 'H A e mi teaching . in s ptioiir jirruwus, held at the close rt lh course. 'We realize Mr IJitil'ie leach-ir.moie and more in our artt tunda-n, that this suhject is in rii.l importance o and a vtmlent njireciation ol all line rk thing, to Ik ard concentration on wt muM do done. What Die the students with a is to of thoughts and b;n kground that iritenM them rt ik and tr.nr resulting art work will purtment te.-rt,- ex-i- x S. E. BRINGHIRST First Ward has been elected s 150th Anniversary of Constitution First Ward pr-cr- ess MIA - t Opening Planned I fr p'l I j lll. "pan-handl- "tlTlNG TIME CIIANT.FD tfrrjm j.nussen. S s, FJ-v- lncr ore v p MR. wly drills and resounding L7 rc'd'hamite blasting, the It VRim Mr. George JCUKK. jvr.w Uiohlo. Murray art teacher, who snent the summer doing advance graduate work in the art depart ment ot Columoia universuy, isrenresentwi in a traveling exnimtion ot paintings whicn will tour !he country unncr ine sionwir-sniot the university. Mr. ifib-ni.'painting was selected hy iToiessor Mise h. Kutlini, ol the Coiumma art department, as part ot nn exhibit ol work ry booui out ft classes ot sev- twenty-liv- e era l hundred students. on coiiterence in a round-tabl. , ... i Kegular meeting of trie Ucmocratic Muay uroup Une. ol the lnird rrecinct will Cottonwood , te beid Tnursday, beptemorr Bishop of Murray will deliver an addre. at Mrs. td. JacK-sool at tne home Hrimhurst Mr. Stake President Manv of us note this anniver fc. Urcgson Avenue. A 3 Your children are going to M. I. A. Owning Tuesday Evening. Ward week with vague notions. been FlrU a has sary prepared simple good program Ivm. Murray again. That is n their We perhaps recall some incidents and an interesting time is f.itt. but a mighty n In your in the life of a man named George a joy and freedom and ,r,c followed by a dance by Washington and of a revolutheir i tide of watrhirg Brown Moore, clarinet duet inAmerican of tionary war. Bob the very ODD BITS OF INTEREST bv Miss Lillian Belliston and What do we honor Sept 17th? of the And glory t. , rv. 111. r What truthl do we accept? ' Stte Unitfd of the .V.ill ... IrvinC Kv ol .r.lrt Mr. Constitution ivnichts DlBced their raiges v. Ki,v in tirinritjlet it fotrncd who men Miss Carol honor and lealty to their Kings is that the his wisdom, without !of Lincoln Kind, reading by. ego hundred end fifty years which he ,over the heart, since ail medal? one and in the caue Brown, viTcai soio oy n . io ot this were Murbreast. thinking eiT musical selection from (are worn on the iclt of Idicd: . . . "that this nation, under Muband under direction Une ol the wettest regions on guard the "inalienable rights Ward 'high ray JGod. shall have a r.ew birth of Firt The Murray a free uf'W. F. Robinson, followed by 'eartn is Ml. waiaiealo, rvauai, freedom. and that government Association, tual Improvement Hawaiian islands. Kainlail mia-- I address irom uiMiuy j. So easy it is to fore go political iof the people, by the people, and jan H. there v taKen our surcments have been to pasvivrly next Tuesday evening. Sept. one (Bringhurit. for the people he!l not perish anu thought and or irom a It K has endured from the earth." the range is irom norgovernment After this wonderful hour at 8 00 pm, will present to M2 inches per year, wnn children of and will. We found more interWhen the set fprctacular evenings !......,mmi.nt nil will rartsci ot 4a inches. the mal to average dancing things than history to fill Murrav nledee allegiance to "the Vntrrtammrnt that h dance, the esting tate in the during in August, f"rg"t th.' Hag ol the unite l iaics ana io our heads and of Sleadman's orchestra Rlacrd in Murray n" even-inbe served boxer rebellion in China, Navy How and Why of our country's the republic for uhich it stands" will the Refreshments sharp, At 8U0 pm. men repaired aYaiiroad line Irom birth. during the coming week, they arev e opened with a pro- gratis at the dance. opw.l laku to Tientsin. China, and rren all who huhdred-and-fiflnot performing an empty assured one Now. A good time is witn erated it succe.ssluliy the rf rrmulp ti.i triotic senti the to old. Bring and we decelebrating ttv hence, rhjin - attend, young hnuri' if dancing, years trom the engineering orchesan Inspiring salute tn ment but a really f wd taken charter Stcadman's and have of and greatest chiMrrn mic music ot the United Mates the ddest partment embhm of our land. sacred the just man. To younger people, ever conceived by vessels. number on the pro- bring your friends and famil). fii- -l ur.g gram will be community wo-men- hH0 FALLS, Represented In Art Show Tour I'roducts ol Ulan helds, orchards, gardens, lactones and homes will go on parade in bait Lake City trom September 2ath to October Znd, inclusive. And with them will be display, ed. as interesting adjuncts ot tne Ucehive state exhibits at its annual state tair. many products matrom tarther aheld-tar- m most trom the nations chinery noted manulacturers, livestock trom the great centers ot and a myriad ot articles made to make lite on the larm and in the home more comfortable and convenient. ine states biggost annual event staged midit all the glamor otatentertainment scintillating tractions-aiwaybrings together in almost endless array ot exhibits that reveal Utah s accomplishments ol the year. lhee show what agriculturists have accomplished in the growing ot better crops, what the livestock growers are doing to torward their important industry, what Hie housewite is doing in home hnndicralts, what the youth ot (Continued on Page 8) be excellent in its original and imaginative quality, tvery cnild has a fundamental urge to create something ot hi own. and he should be given a chance to do so in congenial surroundings, lhat is why we value the presence in the schil of an art de Irv-fc-- -l 8 s fn cere-mnn- V |