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Show THE Fashion Say CLEO PETTY LEADS Senior Ball To Be Held In Arlington Friday Nite SCORERS OF DIVISION loves 79c Spring 1931 SPRING Smart-f.ttin- Imported! pcir 1932 ' r ' Nepht-Sprlngll- ' sfjao"l n ' r', ' beigfl More Wear I AY JPMW Spring 1931 $1.10 Fifteen (en; -- res service-eivin- e tfftAkjlJ Wist Economy! SLIPSHEEN IV ear Economy! Men's Work SPRING SHOES 1932 yard 19ii $2.49 SPRING 1932 Spriai have tested the fine wearing qualities of this excellent underand regarment fabric turned every year for more? 36 inches wide Thousands $.90 g browu elk. with composition sole and Wear-giiu- herl "Sterling' i&e Canvas Shoes for Men and Boys There's plenty of "grip" in these rubber soles! Hygienic insole ..flexible and springy! JPenney's Own Brand! Mere ove OTE Work has begun on the annn.il This year's is Seminary Pageant. entitled, "The Word of Wisdom" and will Include a short prelude, two acts, and the Seminary Graduation exercises. Committees of students have been chosen as follows: Prelude, Catherine Bowles, chairman, Jean Kendall, Anna Coulson; Act I, Donna Garbett, chairman, Elda Ostler Maureen Kendall. Dorothy Chase Ora Judd; Act II, Grace Jenkins June Burton, Irene chairman, Irene Martha Howard, Olpin. Cooper, Aline Ellison, Elva Shaw Reva Vickers: Graduation and Music, Marjorle Lorn ax, chair man, Marie Kendall, Alice Ord; Cos Mildred HalL Chairman, tumes, Florence Duckworth, Marie Brough Zoe Powell, seminary president presides as general chairman. . Spring Miss Kathyrn Kay of Mona, a junior student at the Juab high school, was adjudged winner of the Gerge Washington contest which ended last week. Students of senior and junior high grades were required to write an essay on the life and character of Washington. Miss Mildred Stephenson, Nephl a junior and Ivy Seamons, Mo na, a senior, won second and third places, respectively. The three winning essays will be entered in the Juab district contest and the one awarded first place will compete In the state contest at Salt Lake City. First place winner In the state will in turn compete for National honors. The essays will be Judged by the United States George Wash Commission ingfon at Washington, D. C. Valuable me dais win be awarded prize winners. Perky Hippie Brims ! A sudden twist over the left eye! It does surprising things to your appearance! Every face can wear this latest style. Oh! They're NEW! J. iH. S. Debating Team Announced By Johnson Men! New Luxury! I Irresistible! Chardonize 1 "RONDO" SHIRTS or I SHORTS Pint Thu in Penney's History at PRINTS Sprint W under- fitting wear of sptaxlxl quality white and pastels! 1931 SPRING I as 1 $ Smartly ounoement made by Coach C. W. Johnson. They are as follows: Af firmative Margarett Parkes and Grace Jenkins, seniors; Negativ- eBeth McCay, senior and Elizabeth Foote, Junior. Martha Howard and Catherine Bowles, juniors, were chosen alternates. The question or debate is: Re solved: That Corulsory Unemp loyment Insurance Should Be Ad opted By The Sovereign States As Prtection Aeainst the Vicissitude of the Machine Age. The problem offers extensive development as per to ins to sublect matter. ! wyK i Ord &Mangelson IN BUSINESS FOR YOUR HEALTH. 19 yd. 1932 as Uwiout Spring ! Smart new patterns and l I S jj 1 J color effects. wear proof Tub-fa- n . . 36 In. . First annual Seminary Founder's Day Ball Arlington Friday, March 75c and 15c 4. Tickets Mi. 17 7 r yf fA ifr It, f$ Meadowbrook Dairy Fri. and Sat. Feb. 26 & 27 MEANS PAYING LESS PAYIN G CASH AT OUR STORE PAYING CASH ALWAYS START TO-DA- Y PRUNES 60-7- 0 PKG. 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Yes, it's 1 The Modern Drug Store spell-boun- Made for Comfort, So? TO 4-- H Stock No. 2664 t YOUR DRUG 4-- H to-da- y! mm le 2, that Spring 1932 vours now at this new low over are price! Buy a new pair (From "The Clarion") (From "The Clarion") Senior class officers announce forward Cleo Petty, heavy scoring that plans are complete for the an.1 the Juab high school "Wasp" U nual Senior Ball which will be held 111 the on the throne, ruling sitting in the Arlington Hall Friday evevirtue scorers, division Nebo by ning following the Nephl Payson the 17 two In of games during points game. now Is s at week. Petty total past Special committees composed of 88 points, an average of 13 7 per the officers of the class have been are rivals Sen Ktme. His nearest selected as follows: Music, Weldon ior of Sprlngvllle and Carlson of Shepherd, Elmo Haynes: tickets In for second Tmtlc. who are tied and general advertising, Lucille the division with 53 points each. rierce, Dorothy Chase. Delma Hall. to Brown of Sprtngvuie, railing Phillips; special advertis score In the game Kathyrn Beth McCay. ing. Friday night, lost the lead of the Although always the smartest guards of the division to Simmons social function given by the school of Payson. Gardner, Spanish Fork this year's Senior Ball promises to passed him at the game Tuesday surpass all others. night and Garrett of Nephl brought his score to 29 points. Anderson of Nephl. lost his place Take as fourth In the forwards to Searle Four Students To Week' Course at College of Payson. who came up to 30 points. Andy" entered the game as a sub stitute Friday night and only scor rd a foul pitch to increase his total (From "The Clarion") to 25 points. Gerald Belllston. for Two girls and two boys will be ward, now has a total of 22 count chosen this week by the Home Ecocrs. nomics Club and the F. F. A .Club, The comptcte division scoring fol respectively. In response, to the relows: quest of County Agent A. E. Smith. FORWARDS These students will be sent to the O T F p Utah State Agriculture College for 24 32 88 37 Petty. Nephl and receive the week March ...18 17 53 29 Tlntlc Carlson, Intensive training In subjects per22 53 17 29 Senior, Springvllo club work, and they to 13 15 6 30 taining Searle. Payson velll lead clubs In Juab County 16 9 25 8 Anderson, Nephl this year. 12 7 22 Belllston. Nephl 22 8 9 5 ..... Sulivan, Tlntlc. Holley, Sprlngvllle .... 9 6 5 19 17. of U. Professor Gives 5 7 0 14 McBeth, Payson 1 11 2 M. Waren. Sp. Fork ..5 Literary Reading Here R. Warren. S. Fork. ..5 2 1 11 1 4 4 9 Matlock, Payson (From "The Clarion") Sumlson, Sprlngvllle ..3 6 2 8 Lovers of literature and dram 1 10 6 8 Olson, Payson d 2 atic Interpretation were 2 2 0 Marlon. Sp. Fork 1 0 0 2 last Thursday evening when Prof West, Sp. Fork 1 2 0 2 csaor Joseph F. Smith of the speech Miller. Sp. Fork 1 2 0 2 department of the University of Vickers. Payson CENTERS Utah presented to them a liter-cr- y O T F P reading entitled "Mr. Wu." 26 14 4 56 Strom. Payson This was the third of a series of 8 36 free educational entertainments be14 14 Brough, Nephl Brimhall. Sp. Fok ... 14 2 1 29 ing sponsored by the faculties and 5 7 2 12 student bodies of the Juab high Larld, Tlntlc Wilkins, Sprlngvllle ..4 1 0 8 and Nephl Junior high school and was under the direction of the GUARDS G T F P English department. 14 8 4 32 Simmons. Payson 11 5 31 The College of Commerce of the Gardner, Sp. Fork ....13 anBrown, Sprlngvllle ....11 16 8 30 Brigham Young University nounces Its eighth annual commerCherington 12 13 6 30 cial contest on Friday, March 25, Springville 12 5 29 at that University at Provo. High 7 Garrett, Nephl 7 9 7 21 school students from all Darts of Itone, Tlntic 5 IS Utah will enter this contest. 7 .... 7 Woods, Sp. Fork, 2 12 9 13 Nine students from the local com Morgan, Nephl Swenson, Sp. Fork .... 2 2 0 4 mercial department will represent 4 4 9 0 .... Wiliams ,Sp. Fork the Juab high school and to con- 1 1 3 6 Itute teams for first year, second Miller, Tlntlc 1 1 0 Leavitt, Nephl j ear and amature, or third year. Miss Adams, commercial depart ment instructor, has not yet dis the names of the contestants. Committees Chosen For closed This Information not be given The Seminary Pageant out until two weekswillprevious to the contest. (From The CJarion ) 3-- with ton suede slip-omoderate flare ! White, ci. V.'a-- h beautifully, dry qt.: More Savings I PAGE THREE NEPIII. Ul AH TIMES-NEW- S. CAN 21c M. J. B. 1 Jr. lb PACKAGE 23c IN OUR MARKET THE CHOICEST MEATS OBTAINABLE 1 Lamb Chops SHOULDER 10c POUND 1 Beef Pot Roast CHOICE BEEF 10 C POUND Pork Chops LEAN LOINS 1 POUND 12c Choice Lamb Stew 5c POUND 1 7c BRISKET BOIL, ONE POUND : 1 tb 10c LOOSE LARD LET US BUY YOUR BEEF, PORK, VEAL, MUTTON & EGGS |
