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Show t EAT MORE EGGS! EAT MORE CHICKEN! 1 BOOST POULTRY! EAT MORE EGGS! CHICKEN! BOOST POULTRY! I EAT MORE t Nephi, Juab County, Utah, Thursday, April 9, The Times, Vol. 21, No. 15. .Be .iliel.0. eleprao SERVICES 10 BE "EDUCATION" IS Cleaning Up With the attendance the largest this year the Nephi Kiwanis club held their ninth birthday anniversary Monday at the Forrest Hotel. Appropriate decorations and stunts motivated the event. The speaker of the day was Orant Gardner of the high school faculty whose topic was "Why Do We Edu cate?" Mr. Gardner said In part: "Herbert Spencer, a great educa tional philisopher has said that education Is for complete living; but while great philosophers all accept this reasoning today, there are cer tain forces working against the realization In practice of the Ideas universaUy accepted in theory. "First, too much emphasis has been placed on the gaining of wealth as a factor of education. The average man sees his school career as a period of learning to make money and when he is through he goes out to make money. Often this philosophy expresses Itself In perverted means of gaining wealth such as robberies and crooked deals because such action suggests easy money. Dr. Livingston Farrand says: "Present education teaches us how to make a living; not how to .. sunk Posterity! the Legislation passed since world war by both the government and state was fully outlined by Attorney Will L. Hoyt at a meeting of the members of Nephi Post No. OF 1 of The American Legion and the local unit of the American Legion Auxiliary held Wednesday evening In the City Hall. Attorney Hoyt Funeral services will be held Sunwas a member of the 1931 Utah day at 2:00 p. m. in the Juab Stake State Legislature and was In a Tabernacle for Lucy Ann Bond position to get first hand informa Fowkes, a Nephl pioneer of 1864, tion on legislative matters per who passed away at the home of men. taining to her son, Thomas Q. Fowkes In Mrs. Hazel district Erlanson, Nephl Wednesday, April 8th at committeewoman of the Auxiliary 12:30. Mrs. Fowkes was bora In gave a very able paper on "Child Devonshire, England, November 5, Welfare." Mrs. Erlandson reported 1858. She emigrated to Utah with that the Nephl unit had gone the Hall's Ox Team Company, landIn membership, and the ing In 1864, In Salt Lake City. She Department of Utah was very proud came directly to Nephl. where she of the work being done by the local has lived since. She was married unit. to John Fowkes In the Endowment The program was In charge of House in Salt Lake City December Mrs. Elnora Foote. president of the 28, 1877. To this couple were born local unit, and was sponsored by nine children. Five girls and three the child welfare committee. boys survive her. They are: Heber The complete program was as Stellman E. Cowan, son of Mr. J. Fowkes and J. L. Fowkes, Mona; and Mrs. Roy T. Cowan of Nephl follows: Mrs. W. G. Pay, Mrs. Geo. Parkins, Dance, by Ida Jen and Ileen was appointed district manager of Mrs. Elijah Salisbury, Mrs. Delos acoperations for the Wasatch Gas Harris; Vocal solo, Betty Starr, Haynes, Thomas G. Fowkes of by Shirley Bowers; Company, according to an announce companied Nephl and Mrs. Perry Tolley of live." k, Paper, Child Welfare, District Comment made Saturday by L. Rigby, Idaho; and one sister. Mrs. "Second, our education has tend vice president and general mitteewoman. Mrs. Hazel Erlanson; Sadie Cunningham of Salt Lake ed too much toward the Interests of of the company, in Lehl, Violin solo, Donna Belliston; Camp Five trees are to be planted by City. Bishop Bailey will be In Industry. Reports taken In manager Pleasant Grove, Fire Girls club song; Reading, the Service Star Legion at the new special charge of the services. various parts of the country show American Fork, and Spanish Fork. Florence Chase; Talk, Will L. Hoyt; city park, Saturday, April 11. Four ed that parents wanted intense edu- Provo, Sprlngville trees are to be planted for the four cation only In the particular in- - Mr. Cowan was born in Nephi, Vocal duet, Darlen and Margaret Publicity ComUtah, is a graduate of the Nephl Lunt. Auxiliary soldier boys who paid the supreme GET THE GROUND continued on Page Eight) school and attended the Uni- mittee. sacrifice in the World War and one high SQUIRREL NOW" in memory of the Father of our versity of Utah. He fulfilled a mission In the eastern states and has Country. been an employe of the gas company After the planting ceremony the The Increase in rodent pests dursince 1925. In 1927 he was appointwill be given at ing the last year or. two has reach- following program ed and distribution production Community sing ed alarming proportions. Especial- the City Hall: Banner" ; paper superintendent and later general ON ly Is this true of the ground squirrel ing, "Star Spangled Mrs. Jennie Beck; superintendent for the former gas and pocket gopher. Reports from "Friendship," company. With the introduction of all parts of the county indicate that vocal solo. Miss Lucille Ellison; natural gas to Salt Lake City and these two rodents are more numer- short talk, "Child Welfare," Mrs. surrounding cities and towns, he ous this spring than ever before Wm. Bailey; reading, Mildred took active part in the change-ovand that alfalfa fields which were Ockey; report on Illness; poem, Cowan recently never known to be Infested before "Trees," Mrs. Eliza Harris; remarks, The Juab high school music de- program. Mr.Council A state-wid- e organization which from Bluffs, 'Iowa? now are being dug up, showing Mrs. Bessie Clarldge. will present for the enpartment Mrs. Gertrude Foote, president of tertainment and approval of the where he assisted in the introduction may prove of great benefit to Utah active work of these detrimental in the future was brought Into bethe Service Star Legion wishes all townspeople of Nephl on April 10th, of natural gas to that city. rodents. ing at a meeting of representatives Practically every alfalfa field In-In members of the organization to be the comic opera, H. M. S. Pinafore. of the principal civic organizations at the City Park at 2:00 o'clock The presentation Is under the this section has. been severely of the state at the Salt Lake Chamjured through the work of the Saturday afternoon, Instead of 2:30 direction of Wallace L. Martin, head ber of commerce Saturday. of the music department of the pocket gopher and fresh mounds as had been planned. The organization has been named are being thrown up dally. school. Mr. Martin Is being assistthe Utah association, but consideraA quantity of poison is on hand ed in the dramatic scenes of the tion is being given to a contest for for use In controlling these pests at Sheep Shearing Begins opera by Irene Metcalf, also of the the purpose of obtaining a more the County Agent's office. Call for school faculty. At Nearby Corrals Leading descriptive designation. some of this material and fight roles in the opera are beThe association is patterned along Get the these ruinous animals. by Manon Chrlstensen ing portrayed n Twenty-sevewill thousand sheep A Jefferson Day banquet will be the lines of the Colorado association and Paul Downs, both Sophomores early ones and there will only be a be sheared at the Nephl corral, ac at the institution. Minor leads are held at the Forrest Hotel Monday and Californians, Inc., and has as its few to fight next season. A. E. cording to an announcement made being taken by Reva Vlckers, Harold evening, at 7:30 p. m. when Demo- purpose a more effective advertising Smith. this week. Shearing commenced Vickers, 'Allen Chrlstensen, Camilla crats of Juab County, numbering of Utah's resources and scenic and advantages to attract A delightful evening was enjoy-e- d Thursday, (today) with very favor Mangelson, Ralph Stanley, Merrltt approximately 100 will assemble to recreational by members of the Ladies Fidelis able weather conditions prevailing, Christison and William Mecham. hear a program In keeping with the both tourists and permanent settlers. Operations will begin at the Miss Choral Club Friday at the home of the occasion. The speaker of the eve- With the entire state back of an adChrlstensen portrays of State vertising campaign, It is hoped that Mrs. Diane Booth. A social eve- Jericho corral next Saturday, and It character of Josephine, daughter of ning will be Secretary benefits will be derived comparable ning and luncheon were enjoyed by is estimated thatbe approximately the Captain of His Majesty's Ship Milton H. Welling. concerted shorn at that "Pinafore." She plays her role exMrs. Lucille Booth, Mrs. Alice Crapo, 130,000 sheep will In addition to the address given to those realized through Mrs. Lucille Lunt, Mrs. Florence orral this season, with approximate well, having several dif- by Mr. Welling, an excellent pro- effort in Colorado, California and ceptionally Winn, Mrs. Lilly Wright, Mrs ly 70,000 sheared at the Rocky Ford ficult solos during the performance. gram has been arranged for the other states. were adopted at thfe Corral. The Committees have been Mable Lunt and the hostess. Paul Downs In playing the masculine occasion. county was talent rarely selected for the occasion who are meeting, but since every lead, demonstrates found in young high school youths. working diligently to make the not represented it was decided to postpone Incorporation until a later Allen Chrlstensen, Harold Vlckers, event a complete success. C. B. Hawley was Reva Vickers and Ralph Stanley, According to county chairman date. Chairman John C. Hall, a large delegation is authorized to appoint an executive all. do well In solo work. With this cast, Mr. Martin has a expected from the west side of the committee and a reresentative in each county for the purpose of chorus of practically sixty voices, all county. arousing interest in the counties ana trained during the past school more recently drilled getting them to name their candimonths and dates for the board of directors. Real spring weather has greeted all inexperienced but should prove on the parts of the opera. Be To Final Contests The board will consist of one diCoach Eddie Isaacson and his valuable. Rex Haycock, former L. D. A twelve piece orchestra, comHeld Sunday Evening rector from each county and 25 group of track candidates from the S. high school student is leading the posed of students from the high members elected at large. The board Juab High School this week. Track weight men of the school. Rex school will furnish the music for members will select a president, vice and field events have comparatively throws the discus and the shot put the presentation. , died at the local school for fhe In good shape. Wallace Garrett, a presidents and an executive secre final Whitmore Oratorical The tary. The bylaws provide that head past two or three years, but this veteranIs weight man of the 1930 contest In Taberwill be held the also back In a suit, along year a large group of boys are In squad quarters shall be in Salt Lake. nacle . under Students the Will Sunday evening, The executive committee, which suits and things look favorable for with Milton Boswell and Cleo Petty. Seminary deOld direction of Testament the Present Programs Sunday partment of the Seminary. With this array of track per a good season, will act as a sort of steering com call an inWallace Garrett, Fred Morgan, formers, and new material that will for the contest mittee and has powerastosoon The semi-fina- ls as the Ken Warren, Allen Chrlstensen, possibly come In next week, Eddie meeting corporation 'afternoon will be held in the Friday named their have counties Glen Anderson, Fred Chapell and Isaacson is looking forward to the directors, will from Students with the the Seminary Seminary following S. LaMarr Dalby are digging their most successful track season the present programs in the for the three consists of the following: Beverly R, Sacrament students Salt heels in the cinders in the sprint local school has had for several meetings next Sunday In the fol- finalists competing chairman; Lake, Clendenln, for Lucille Sunday night: events. Garrett, Morgan and years. The annual opera Is being lowing wards: Mona, Ogden; Judge Le Roy North Pierce, Norma Gardner, Delia 'H. Hinckley, John O. Beesley, St. Warren are putting their time on presented this week, keeping several and Nephl Ward. The Nephl Cox, George; Geneva and South Ward Rosequlst William and Bailey, Nephl. the 100 yard dash while the re- fellows from participating in the and Levan Ward will be visited the Lundsteen, Provo, Wilfrom Jessie Levan; Tundbrldge mainder of the fellows are work- early workouts. due to other en mer Barnett, Afton Garrett and following Sunday, are 220. All on the ing into shape for next Sunday. Bernlce Evans from Nephi and Ina Miss Pearl Garrett and Vlck Giles gagements One Act Play To Be practically green in their knowledge The theme for all programs In Nielsen from Mona. has of Fred Lake Mrs. and Salt City of sprinting, although Morgan the wards is: "Prayer, the Divine The three chosen from this list meets In local of ielt and Schorf Marie Mrs. Sutton Staged Tuesday Evening some had experience Radio." The will will compete Sunday evening for last season. Roy Mayers Is looking Magna were the guests of Mr. and be rendered: following parts choices. third second and first, Mrs. Brlgham Garrett Easter Sungood in the half mile and mile "Careers," a one-aplay will be In connection with the orations, Cong, singing, "Did You Think He has participated In day. grinds. to Sacrathe Old Testament students are pro- presented Tuesday evening at the Prayer, Pray;" student; should and events track previously ment song, "Prayer is the Soul's viding a splendid entertaining pro- close of the M. I. A. classes of the be a point getter for the local school. Delightful In every detail was the Sincere Desire"; Administering the gram The general public Is Invited South Ward In that chapel by the hold-ovon a also Elmo Haynes, M. Men and Gleaner Girls of that miscellaneous shower given by Mrs. Sacrament; Musical number; Talk, to attend. the squad, is also working out In the ward. The play Is under the direcIn with God"; Wed"Prayer Tuning her at home Is Garrett, Elgin Chase races. Ernest distance tion of Miss Irene Metcalf. An ex "Secret Prayer and Talk, Reading; half-mito in and Miss the in compliment nesday Edyth it Blessings"; Musical Selection; cellent cast of characters has been looking good Are Nephi meets. Sportsmen in a the coming should help bride of April.- Clever Talk, "Our Blessings Through Famchosen to present the play. They Garrett, and vault For high jump April. Fool ideas were carried out ily Prayer"; Reading; Talk, "Prayer In the pole Big Riot are as follows: Katherine Lelghton, Preparing on is Isaacson events Coach relying a modern maiden, Nelda Belliston; an L. D. S. Cong. Singing, Rulon Sowby, James Shaw, Wilmer during the evening. A variety of "My Prayer"; Ideal"; Cornelia Lelghton, her mother, Sadie student. Prayer, furnished the games Interesting LaMarr Dalby. Dalby Barnett and Committees were named Monday Howard; Dawn Joy, an actress, Students from the Junior SeminA dainty and Shaw are performing like vet- evening's entertainment. ary, Senior Seminary and Seminary by Russell Hawkins, president of Karla Vickers; Mary Hilton, an folwas luncheon should the events and two enjoyed by erans In these Alumni Association will participate the East Juab Fish and Game as- author, Laura Morgan; Rose Ran make good showings. LaMar Dalby lowing: Nephi Chase, Joe Smith, on these programs. say, a singer, Eva Linton; Joy and sociation, for the gigantic two-da- y Mllo In Vlck the Mr. and candidates Bracken, Gadd, Is also leading the sportsman's riot, to be held here on Betty Ellen, Betty Cowan and Nelo Mrs. back Mr. Mrs. is and Sudweeks, Elmo broad jump. Haynes April 25 and 26. Committees are Geraldine Cazier; Jimmy Halstead, A. J. Gowers, street supervisor an- headed as follows: Finance, Grant Katherine's suitor, Speucer Sowby; in a suit this year and should make W. J. Patterson, Miss Ernestine E. Mrs. Annie In the Miss lead Foote, to hold nounces the Garrett, that next Monday, the truck Allen; program, J. A. Whipple; en- Ward Lelghton, her father, Thomas Dalby step will be around to gather up the tertainment, P. L. Jones; broad Jump event. Tom Belliston, Leola Parkins, Miss Lucille Green-halgdance, E. Belliston; Jesse Gorges, motion Miss Maud a Miss good Is Carter, also a senior, Jumping garbage. For the benefit of easy Eugene Ostler; advertising and picture producer, Farrell Winn; Miss GarBlanche CliSELXlCG Smith, Is Margaret desired that all cans grounds, R. Hawkins. The program Douglas Lincoln, a portrait painter, handling, it the e of honor Robert host and the rett, guest quarter-miland other garbage be placed In for the two-da- y In the jaunt, entertainment in- Roy Mayers. Stevenson, Dean Garrett, Gerald and hostess. The guest of honor re- sacks or other containers, and cludes a huge dance on Saturday It promises to be worth while. No are ceived beautiful useful and Andrews many Belliston and Floyd placed where it can be easily load- evening, with a program and a shoot charge Is being made for , ed on the truck. on each of the two days. lighting it out. These four fellows are presents. PIONEER 1864 which means looking Into every dark corner, from attic to cellar, and making these obscure places of yard and home as clean as the cleanest room. Puint-U- p which means paint and varnish and enamel and kalsomine and lacquer where there Is obvious need of them. Paint, at once the bringer of health and of happiness In Its various forms, is indispensable. And the work must go on and on indefinitely with the passage of time. Fix Up which means carpentry work, mendings and patchings and the looking after little neglected details everywhere. This Is "Clean-Up- " week In Nephl. Are you doing a lion's share In making your home a more sanitary place In which to reside? ... Clean-U- p W,,. Service Star to Plant Five Trees At Park iraay "CHILD WELFARE" North Square To Be Designated As Nephi City Park at Fitting Ceremonies SUBJECT OF TALK A Message To TOPIC AT LUNCH The City HELD SUNDAY FOR The News, Vol. 15, No. 15. 1931, At the request of President H. Belliston of the Juab Stake, three issues of The Times-New- s are being placed In the northwest corner stone of the Juab Stake Tabernacle. The Issues of the paper conof tain the announcement the remodeling and also the architect's drawing of the front or the building. The purpose of placing these papers in the corner stone Is to give future generations an Idea of the activities of the city during the remodeling of the building. A. "over-the-to- p" Former Nephi Man Named District Head Fitz-patrlc- OPERA IS READY ORGANIZE STATE TO PRESENT GROUP AT MEET FRIDAY EVENING IN SALT LAKE er id Democrats To Hold Banquet On Monday ; Program For Celebration To Include Reading of Proclamation By Mayor You Pay Anyway BeagleyOther Speakers It costs more not to paint than to paint. Putting it anway, you pay for painting whether you do it or not. other Is that your house doesn't bill you for one lump sum. It bills you for a series of repairs and renewals that add up in the course of a few years to a far greater sum than painting would have cost. The difference The North Square will be formally set apart as the "Nephl City Park" next Saturday, April 11th, at 1:00 o'clock p. m. when Mayor Harry Bcagley will read a proclamation, designating that four-acplot of ground for this specific purpose. In addition to the proclamation by the Mayor, a very suitable program has been arranged for that occasion, which will Include musical numbers, and short talks. The program will be followed by the planting of trees by the various civic clubs of Nephl, among which are the Nephl Kiwanis club. The American Legion, The Service Star Legion, The. American Legion Auxiliary, The Business and Profession- al Women's club, The Ladies Literary club, church organizations and others. For several months past, the Park committee, representing the com bined clubs and organizations of Nephi has been carrying on the necessary preliminary work, and during last week the fence was taken down and hauled to the fair grounds, and arrangements have already been made to remove the grandstand to the fair grounds. The making of a real city park Is going to take a lot of hard work and effort, and the committee asks for the support of the entire population of the city in this undertaking, and asks their cooperation In coming out next in the Saturday and participate opening exercises. Plans for the new park have been approved by the committee, and all trees have been selected and designated for the various parts of the park. The plan has been carefully gone over by the committee and Is very suitable for a community park. The committee plans on getting some trees to set out this year, and then each year Improve the area until It is completed, when it will be one of the beauty spots of Utah. Finances will not permit the Improvement in any one year, but a five year program will find the Nephi City park a thing of beauty and a Joy forever. re Paint and varnish applied promptly when the surfaces need renewed protection more than pay for themselves. And they make home so much more livable and cheerful and attractive. Four Thousand Fish Are Planted Monday honest-to-goodne- Salt Creek, behind Mt. Nebo, should prove a real fisherman's paradise during the coming summer months If the number of fish In the stream is any criterion. Four thousand Rainbow trout were plant-i- n the stream Monday afternoon by George Cook, of the state fish Before hatchery at Sprlngville. taking the fish to the canyon stream, Mr. Cook stopped in Nephi and teased the appetites of local sportsmen by displaying in a net a number of the fish. The" flsti measured between seven and fourteen inches in length. A second load is to be planted In the Stream in the near future. Food Specialist To Be In Nephi Next Tuesday Miss Elna Miller, U. S. A. C. Extension Nutrition Specialist, will be In Nephl, Tuesday, April 14, giving a talk and demonstration on Dietary reinforcement and Health Habit training of children. All motners ana those who are Interested in this important health subject are invited to attend. The meeting will be held in the Tabernacle at 3:00 o'clock, at the conclusion of the Relief Society meetings. ss WARNER STEVENSON TALKS AT SOUTH WARD M. I. A. Warner Stevenson was the speaker M. I. A. meeting of the South Ward, Tuesday evening. Mr. Stevenson told of his experiences while on a mission to Hawaii. The program was in charge of the Junior Girls and Vanguard troop of the ward. Ellen Cole sang a vocal solo in Hawaiian. at the regular by-la- Juab High Track Artists Begin Spring Workouts ct er le h. News Items of Nephi of Interest to all the Family Miss Lucille Parkins visited last Mrs. Delos Havnes Is vlsitine? with week with Mrs. Perry Tolley in Mrs. Perry Tolley in Rigby, Idaho ior a Drier perioa. Rigby, Idaho. Mrs. Carter spent Easter Mrs. Walter Greene of Eureka is Sunday Lynn in Fillmore with her parvisiting with Mr. and Mrs. S. E. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scottern, Ingram and friends of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Carter and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond The eighth grade A of the Nephi Houghton spent Easter in Thistle. Junior High School joined the Red Cross organization Junior Mrs. Joseph Carter and Mrs. Officers elected by the Clarence Paxman are spending the Thursday. class include Nelda Cowan, presi- week at the home of Mrs. Carter's Claudia Fairborne, dent; daughter, Mrs. Ray Pexton in Salt Don Christiansen, secre- Lake City. tary and Mable Sowby, reporter. Mable Sowby, Reporter. Nine of fifty-nin- e models of Ford trucks were in Nephi Wednesday afternoon Thursday morning. The home of Mr. and Mrs. Joel The trucksand were under the direcTaylor was made merry Tuesday tion of Ward Rawson and Bert afternoon, the occasion being the Fairless and are making a tour of 11th birthday anniversary of their demonstration through Utah and daughter, Ora. Games were play- Idaho. ed, after which a delicious lunch was served to the following: MarMr. and Mrs. J. E. Memmott engaret Wright, Beth Burton, Carma tertained at a charming Easter Vickers, Betty Cowan, Maxine and affair Thursday evening at their Elaine Petty, Rowene Blgler, Thelma home. Progressive Rook furnished! Stanley, Virginia Scott, Fern Howell, the entertainment for the evening. Florence Crane, Ida Wilson, Melba score prizes were awarded to Chrlstensen, Afton Gibson, Dorothy High Whitehead and Mrs. Lloya Jnscore, Doris Warren and the LeRoy Hobbs. W. G. Orme and Mrs. hostess, Ora Taylor. Dennis Wood received consolation prizes. A delicious luncheon was Miss Geneva Irons entertained served at small tables. The Easter at a delightfully arranged Easter motif was used in the favors. The Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd party at her home Thursday eve- guests included: ning. A color harmony of pink and Hobbs, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Wood, Green was carried out in the Mr. and Mrs. Harry Irons, Mr. and luncheon, which was served at 7:30 Mrs. P. B. Cowan, Mr. and Mrs. followed by clever and Interesting Geo. Garrett, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy games. Those present were Misses Whitehead, Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Eleanor Burton, Afton Kendall, Belliston, Dr. and Mrs . L. C. Bessie Greenhalgh, Venetta Bowles, Warenski, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Laura Morgan, Berniece Evans, Chrlstensen, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Camilla Mangelson, Jacketta Brough, Orme, A. H. Belliston, Lester BellZoe Powell and the hostess. Prizes iston, Mrs. E. J. Hall of Provo, Mrs. were awarded to Berniece Evans Nellie Schofield, and Mrs. Lydia Lomax. and Zoe Powell. nt, |
