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Show It Pays To 1 0! n School Board Local - Social Election Next Happenings Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Gardner spent Saturday in Salt Lake City. Gordon Bailey visited over the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Urvin Gee of Moroni spent Friday with their and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ockey. Miss Elizabeth Foote of Cedar City visited over the week end in Nephi with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Foote. Margaret Crapo and Ed. Worth-li- n of Salt Lake City were weekend guests at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs. A. J. Crapo. Miss Claudia Faribourne was a guest over the Thanksgiving holidays at the home of Dr. and Mrs. L. C. Warenski. Mr. and Mrs. James R. Stanley and family spent Thanksgiving day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. San-le- y Four Seek Position From District Number Three voters of the Nephi South Ward will have an opfor portunity to cast their ballotWeda school board member next nesday, when the election for that district, School Board Representative Precinct No. 3, will be held. Dr. T. Warren Allred, incumbent, Lester H. Belliston. A. L. Garbett and James A. Phillips are the candidates whose names appear on the official list of nominations published in this issue. It is not only the opportunity and priviledge of the residents of this district to vote at the school board election, but it is also their duty. They should have ample interest in the affairs of the school district to determine, in their own mind, B. Wilson in Eureka. which of the candidates they feel is best qualified for the position, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bowers and and go to the polls on Wednesday family of Payson spent Thursday and cast their ballot accordingly. and Friday with Mr. and Mrs. A. The board member named in J. Bowers Jr. next Wednesday's election will hold Mr. and Mrs. James M. Anderson the office for a term of five years, announce the birth of a son, on starting January 1, 1941. November 24 Mrs. Anderson was formerly Miss Evelyn Brough. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bowers Jr. have as their guests this week, J. E. Robertson and Cecil Owens of Long Beach, California. Miss Dona Belliston, a teacher at Delta, visited over the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Juab county taxpayers will have George Belliston. until Saturday at 12 o'clock noon Miss Belliston, of Salt to pay their taxes for 1940. ac- Lake CityDonna was a Thanksgiving aay D. Mabel Christ Ison, visitor at the home cording 4o of her parents, Juab County Treasurer, who an- Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Belliston. final time rush from a the ticipates the office opens Saturday until Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Keeler and noon. children of Provo were ThanksTaes this year have been com- giving day visitors at the home of ing alout the same as usual, Mrs. her mother, Mrs Katherine Bowles. Christison reports, with a large n Josephine DeWolf of percentage of the total being paid. Mrs. was a guest at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Bailey on Thanksgiving. Honor Services Mr. and Mrs. Chancey Howell, Sunday Evening Vern Cox, and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Shepherd of Fairview were Bee-Higirls of Juab stake will clise their Silver Jubiloee year on guests Saturday at the home of Sunday evening, when they will Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Howell. present the following program in Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Clyde of the Stake Tabernacle at 7:30 P. M. American Fork, and Mrs Chloe Mary Sells; Alexander of Caldwell, Idaho were Preliminary music, e invocsong service, girls; visitors at thehome of Mr. ation, Elaine Nielsen; "Our Silver Sunday and Mrs. Clarence A.Gowers. Jubilee", Pearl Nielson, Stake Bee Mr. and Mrs. Henry Painter had Keeper; "We are Grateful for the Peace of our Nation Which has as Thanksgiving day guests, their Made Possible the Jubilee Trail", daughters, Miss Ruby Painter, and Ann Clair Bailey; singing. "God Mrs. Willard Saunders and baby Bless America"; "We are Graeful daughter, of Salt Lake City. for our Church, and Its Way for Ross Park, a student at the Snow Girls", Blance Ockey; Singing, "We Thank Thee O God For a Pro- College in Ephraim, spent Thanksand the week end at the phet"; "What I liked Best on the giving Mildred Powell; home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jubilee Trail", "Bee-Hiv- e e Ralph Park. Jubilee Song" on the girls: Byron Memmott. a student at Trail", Tribute by Stake V. W. M. I. A. President, Prisoilla Wilson; the A. C. in Logan and Heber "The Trail from the Sidelines", J. Memmott of St, George, spent the Ralph Wilkins; "The Jubilee Trail Thanksgiving holidays with their e parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. F. MemHonor Roll Call. Tribute to girls adn awarding of Jubilee mott. Honor Badges, Laura Morgan. a student at the Stake Bee Keeper; Presentation of Emmett O'Gara, University of Utah, and Warren e Honor girls, Ida Beck; O'Gara, of the A. C at Logan vissinging. 'Carry On"; benediction, ited over tha Thanksgiving holiEleanor Young. with their parents, Mr. and The public is cordially Invited to days Mrs. M. M. O'Gara. attend. All registered Taxes Become Delinquent Saturday - Og-de- ve Bee-Hiv- Bee-Hiv- "Bee-Keepe- rs Bee-Hiv- Bee-Hiv- JUAB HIGH SCHOOL NEWS ITEMS Plans are already underway for the big festive Nebonian Yearbook dance. The date has been set for December 20th, and a numerous assembly program is underway to be presented the last period of the same day. Each class, cluh, and various types of organizations will have booths with numerous types of refreshments to be sold. The revenue from these booths will be used to pay for their yearbook space and thereby take the away from each individual. It is Important that we Impress it on your minds that this Is not a school dance. It Is an entertainment sponsored by the only project Juab high puts out as a whole. This is a public dance and your patronage and cooperation would be appreciated. The second issue of "The Clarion" Jua bhigh school paper, was tued lnt week. Elaine Ostler is Editor of the paper. The Clarion S'aff are to be complimented on such a well planned paper. Copies of each isue are sent to the surrounding schools, and In turn the Clarion receives a eripy of other papers. ThroHeh this mmunication students get Ideas for belterent of the various schools. jij Nephi. Juab County, Utah, Thursday, Nov. 28, 1940 The News, Vol.21. No. 48 Wednesday 't ill Shop in Nephi Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Ralphs of Ephraim, Delbert Ralphs of Harold Olpin and Lee Arbon, students at the University of Utah, were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Olpin during Thanksgiving and the wek eend. "Builders of Our Flag", a pageant by the Central SchooV will be presented in the high school auditorium Thursday. Decern be 5th, at 8 P. M. The Parent-Teacheorganization ts sponsoring this proa gram, and small admission charge will be made. Mo-den- a, rs Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Olpin and children of Ogden, Miss Mary Olpin. a student at Weber College in Ogden. and Mr. and Mm. Daryl Olpin of McGfll, Nevada were vis- itors on Thanksgiving day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Olpin. A no-hparty was held at the home of Miss Canna Vkkers last Games and reFriday evening. freshments were served to: Misses Melba Christiansen of Logan. Melba Jones. Carma Virkers. Florence Crsne. Lucille Hall. Jane Burridze, Barbara Burridge. Ida Wilson, Ro-eBigler, Leror RoHon, and Warren rxr.i, Tom Hall. Ross Park. Clarenre Reid, Howard Painter. Max Lunt. Alma Garrett. Jack Shaw, Wilson Fwute. Charles Kasler. ot Mil i m The Times, Vol. 31, No. 48 ft Fi Letters To Santa Will Get Prompt Answers All Nephi boys and girls who want to write to Santa Claus, can this year be assured that he will not only receive their letters but The smybol of the birth of the will promptly answer each one. That's the arrangement the NeChrist Child was the brilliant light from the Star of Bethelehem. That phi Junior Chamber of Commerce, symbol led the Wise men to the Christmas Activity Committee, has with Santa himself. They birthplace of Christ to pay their made homage. Since that time, all will receive all his mail which has Christian people have given special ample postage (2c for local letters significance to light as their sign and 3c for children in neighboring communities) and forward them of renewed faith in Christianity. via AIR MAIL to Santa at his Friday December 6th, the Christ- North pole home. As soon as mas lights of Nephi City will be he receives them, he the promises turned on, announcing the official Nephi boys and girls a prompt ansopening of the Christmas season to wer. the people of Nephi and the Write your letter to Santa Claus The today, and cities and towns. tell him to look over decorfor the lighting and plans all the fine toys on display in of section Nephi's business ating Nephi, and get you that nice doll are now complete and more elab- or a fine doll buggy, or some other orate than ever before. The work, beautiful article on dispaly in Ne- under the direction of Munro Pex-to- j phi stores. Junior Chamber of Commerce Christmas lighting chairman, and Ray Powell, Nephi City Electrician To Present Musical is under way to make Nephi the finest lighted and decorated city in Next Week Utah for the third consecutive Comedy "Cynthia's Strategy" a musical year. Nothing is being left undone by either the Nephi Junior comedy, will be presented WednesDecember 4th, at Chamber of Commerce, and the 8dayP. evening, in the ward amusement Nephi City officials to again win hall. M. The ward choir is sponsoring the coveted award of the Electrical LeaRua of Utah for Christmas the presentation, fund the east 'of This trophy has been characters include: Cynthia Perry, lighting. won by the Nephi club twice, Verda Beck; Smith Stanley Young, and if won this year it becomes the Rodger Lunt; Stephen Perry, E. L. Beck; and Susan Perry, Emma C. permanent possession of the Club. Cannon. The grand opening will get unThe cast is supported by all of der way with an especially ar- the choir members in song and from roof of the program ranged dance. A small admission charge the high school building during will be made. which time the lights will be turned on by Mayor P. L. Jones and as a grand climax Santa Claus will step down from his sled drawn by Marriages, Engagements reindeers. This lovable personage Are Announced will then distribute some 3,000 Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Johnson anbags of candy and nuts provided by the Junior Chamber of Com- nounce the marriage of their daumerce. Special arrangements have ghter Dorothy, to Dick Nielson on been made for Santa Claus to per- November 16, at Gallup, New Mexsonally visit children who are sick ico The young couple are honeyand cannot attend the program. mooning in New Mexico at the All the merchants of Nephi are present time. participating in the Gala opening Mr. and Mrs. Roy McPherson and will hold open house Friday announce the engegement and apevening for the people of the trade area to visit their stores and in- proaching marriage of their daughter, Mary Ann Robbing to Rudy D. spect their stock ,s which are more Young, son of Mrs. Katherine D. complete and larger than ever beof Salt Lake City. The marfore in Nephi's history. Three Youngwill take place on December thousand copies of a ten page riage tabaloid Christmas advertising sec- 11 in the Salt Lake Temple. tion carrying the advertising of the Neph merchants will be dstrbuted, showng the patrons of this trade Local-Soci- al area that a complete line of merchandise for Christmas can be had here at prices equal to, or less than can be found elsewhere in the state. Local merchants for the ChristMr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Mangelson mas opening evening are display- and Mrs. Maria Peterson were ing in their windows 100 valuable guests on Thanksgiving day at the prizes whch will be given free home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman to persons holding corresponding Mangelson at Nephi. These numbers will be numbers. Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Taylor, and found in next week's Christmas Mr. and Mrs. Owen Taylor spent Times-News. of The advertising section Montana at the last week In There is absolutely nothing home of Mr. Butte, and Mrs. Byron Tayto buy to win a prize. They are lor. absolutely free. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Johnson Upwards of 5000 people attend- and family of Ogden spent Thanksed the Christmas opening ceremonin Levan at the home of ies held last year and were thrilled giving Mrs. T. J. McClure, mother of the lighting displays, program, by Mrs. Johnson. Santa Claus. and the friendly spirMisses Beth Connelly and Beth it shown by the crowds, and by the Francom returned to Salt Lake entire businessmen population of City Monday after spending the Nephi. holidays here with This year's program has been Thanksgiving their parents. planned to be outstanding over all Miss Martha Francom who Is previous years, and the public Is teaching school at Fairview this urged to attend. year spent Thanksgiving at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Francom. Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Chrlstensen Farewell Meeting Set and Vinnie Chrlstensen spent the Thanksgiving holiday in Centerfleld! For Friday Evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dar-rChilds. They were accompanied At North Ward home that night by Mr. and Mrs. Bird and Nelda Childs. The North Ward M. I. A. will DeRay who has spent Austin sponsor at a farewell program in some timeMangelson, In Tucumcarl, Mexico, the ward chapel Fridav evening at enjoyed a few days with his par7:30 P. M. for Clair Kendall who ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Mangelwill leave this week end for a son. He was enroute to Ogden mission. The program will consist of var- where has been transferred from ious entertaining selections, and a Mexico. Mortenson, who Is attending talk by the missionary and ward theLee U. S. A C. spent Thanksgiving officers. with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Lundsteen of Portland. Oregon are visiting In at the home of his parents. The Juab Slake Relief Society Union meeting will be held Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Niels Lundsteen. Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Chrlstensen December 1 In the North Ward All Relief Society Teach-pr- s and Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Jackman chapl. and officers are urged to at pent Monday and Tuesday of this week In Salt Lake City. tend. n, Levan News al p IS Lights To Be Turned On; Program Presented From High School Building 7 P. M. Santa Claus To Give Kiddies Free Candy It Pays Tc Shop in Nephi Nephi Social News Mr. and Mrs. H .E. Black and family were Ogden visitors Sunday. Lea Thurston of Mantl was the guest of Douglas Cox over the week end. Mrs. Samuel P. Nielsen visited week with relatives in Salt Lake R. Stanley Services Set For Friday Nephi Man Dies Monday Following Lingering Illness City. Funeral services will be conductMr. and Mrs. George Christian- ed Friday at 2 P. M. in the South sen motored to Moroni Sunday and ward chapel for Ruben Stanley, 74, visited with relatives and friends. who died at his home here Monday Nephi Social News Items Mrs. W. H. Belliston spent the Thanksgiving holidays with relativRex Hawkins spent the holidays es and friends In Salt Lake City with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mr. and Mrs. Ivin Dyreng and E. Hawkins. children of Salina spent Sunday In Mr. and Mrs. Baine Norton of Nephi with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. P. Los Angeles announce the birth of Cox. a son on November 10th. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pay were Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Bailey visitors at the home of her mothspent Thanksgiving day in Ogden er, Mrs. Carl Crowther on Thankswith Mr. and Mrs. Reid W. Bailey. giving day. Mrs. Camllle Bailey and son DavMilton Tew, a student at Snow College, visited on Thanksgiving id of Midvale are visiting for a with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan week at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orson Cazier. Tew. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Christiansen of Logan spent a few days lost week in Nephi at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Judd. D. L. Bailey, a student at the U. S. A. C. spent Thanksgiving day with Mr. and Mrs. William Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gadd and family visited during the Thanksgiving holidays in Salt Lake City at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Larson. Mrs. V. M. Foote returned to Salt Lake City after spending the Thanksgiving holidays in Nephi. Mrs. Lizzie Nason is spending two weeks with her son, Emery Nason of Helper. Miss Melba Christiansen of Logan was a guest over the Thanksgiving holidays at the home of Miss Florence Crane. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Black had as Thanksgiving day guests their son Keith, a student at Weber College, In Ogden, and Lane Peterson of Sclplo. Mrs. I. M. Petty received word today (Thursday) of the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Jess Hest-mar- k of Ogden. Mrs. Hestmark was formerly Miss Wanda Petty. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Nilsson and daughter Ruth visited over the week end In Logan at the home of their and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Martin. son-in-la- w Mrs. Flossie Carter had as her d guests Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George F. Hone and Whittaker of Salt Lake City. children, and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bowen Hone of Ogden spent Thanksgiving Mrs. George A. Hone, and Mr. spent Sunday with her mother, with and Mrs. Carl Wllkey. Mrs. W. W Kono of Tooele. Miss Mildred Ockev returned to Reid Judd, a student at the U. S. A. C was a Thanksgiving day Ephraim Sunday after spending the in visitor Nephi at the home of his ' Thanksgiving holidays with her parents, Mr and Mrs. G. R. Judd. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. is a student at Snow She Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wilson of Ockey. College. Ogden, Miss Ida Wilson, a student at the B. Y. U., and her guest. Miss Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Bowen and Lenore Robinson visited with Mrs. daughters Marie, Violet and Bar Alex Wilson on Thanksgiving. bara were Thanksgiving and week ' visitors at the home of Mr. Howard Belliston, who is attend- end and Mrs. Norman Bowen. ing the University of Utah, was a Thanksgiving day visitor at the Junior Bodell. a student at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Branch Agricultural college In CeGeorge Belliston. dar City spent the Thanksgiving Mrs. Floyd Lunt and Mrs. Harry vacation here with his parents, Mr. Beagley were guests for several ana Mrs. ora H. Lunt. days last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John C Hall had Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kelson In Salt .as their guests on Thanksgiving, Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie King of Provo, Mrs. J. L. Belllson and sons Wal- Tom Hal, who is attending the U. ter, Allen and Jimmle, Miss Alice S. A. C. In Logan, and his guest, Christiansen and Miss Mary E. Charles Kasler of Logan. Brown spent Thanksgiving day In Salt Lake City with Mr. and Mrs. ' Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Burns and E. L. Brown. family, and Mrs. E. B. Burton and family of Salt Lake City were the Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Beck and ton guests on Thanksgiving at the Don spent the Thanksgiving week home of Mr. and Mrs.dayWilliam end at Baker, Nevada where the Burton. Wlllardson family held a reunion at the home of George C. Wlllard ' Mrs. A M Tjitlmnr anil Mn I son. Parks Anderson entertained at a Mr. and Mrs. Brlgham Garrett Thanksgiving dinner Thursday In of their mother, Mrs W. M. had as dinner guests on Thanks- honor Norton of Pnncniltch rher out. giving day: Mr. and Mrs. Floyd of town Mr. and Mrs. Garrett and family, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth guests were Lynn of Pangultch and Stanley Pitt and son of Bountiful Norton Latimer of Cedar City. and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Dahlen of Provo. Mr. and Mrs. Vara Cheney and Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Knight had two children left for their home as Thanksgiving day visitors, four in Laketown Sunday. Mrs. Cheney sisters of Mrs. Knight and two and children have been visiting at hrothers-ln-law; Mr. and Mrs. A. J. the home or her parents, Mr and Mrs. J. A. Kendall for the past Terry and family of Beaver, Mr. three Mr. Cheney spent weeks. and Mrs. Elbert Sanford of Delta, and Mrs. Nillie Wixon and Annie the week end at the Kendall home. Lambert of Oak City. Daryl and LaMar Stanley return Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nosack and ed to Logan Sunday to resume son Billie of Riverton visited over their studies at lhe U. S. A. C, aftthe week end with Mr. and Mrs. er spending Thanksgiving vacation at the home of their parents, Mr. Rodger Lunt, and with Mrs. Nos-ack- 's and Mrs. James R. Stanley. brother-in-laand sister, Mr. and Mrs. George Stephenson of LeMrs. Arvllla Lunt, Mrs. Ardella van. Warenski, and Mrs Zoe Gibson Monday evening at the Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kendall had as their guests during the Thanks- Lunt home for the teachers and ofof the South ward primary. giving holidays: Mr. and Mrs. ficers Mrs. had charge Wayne Hinton, Miss Delia Kendall, of theNaomi Belliston the games during evening. Billie Kendall, and Vern Henen-wawere served to 23. They returned to St. George Refreshments were Mrs. J. Walter Special guesls Sunday. Paxman and Mrs. Yvonne Carter. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. .Andrews, Mr and Mrs. George Worthington, PRIMARY UNION MEETING Mr, and Mrs Wm Worthington, SATURDAY AFTERNOON and Mr and Mrs. Ralph Park of this city attended the funeral serPrimary Union meeting will be vices of Annie Andrews Hill. The held Saturday In the South ward services were held Sunday after- char"! at 3 P. M. The Stake noon In the 17th Ward chapel In Board would like to have ft good Salt Lake City. attendance of officers and teachers. Le-lan- I ; I ! I I y. following a lingering illness. The services wall be in charge of Bishop P. B. Cowan and interment in the Vine Bluff cemetery will be directed by Anderson funeral home. Mr. Stanley was born In Nephi October 20, 1866, the son of William and Ellen Pass Stanley. He married Jessie L. Jarrett in 1890, and following her death In 1902 he married Meda Hoist. He spent his entire lifetime In this city, engaging In many different enterprses. Survivors include his widow, and the following sons and daughters: R. V. Stanley and Florence Stanley of Nephi; James R. Stanley of Mona, Ellen A. Cass and Jessie E. Wright, McGill, Nevada. William L, Stanley, Sclpio; Edgar E. Stanley, Mrs. Joseph E. Cox, Henry, Ralph and Clarence Stanley, and Marie White, all of Salt Lake City, and Mrs. Earl White of Nampa, Idaho. Forty grandchildren, one great and the following grandchild, brothers and sisters also survive: William Stanley, Mrs. James W. Jarrett, James Greenhalgh, H. H. Greenhalgh and Joseph H. Greenhalgh, all of Nephi, Mrs. Joseph A. Park of Salt I.ake City and Mrs. James Park of Idaho Falls. Scout Leaders Make Change A new plan for holding quarterly Instead of monthly meetings of Its executive board has been announc-b- y the Utah National Parks council with headquarters in Provo. This decision was unanimously approved at the last meeting of the exeo-utlv- e board, according to Dr. M. W. Merrill, President. Under the new arrangements, four Scouters' Departmental Conferences will be held during the year at various centers In the council. These will be on December 7 at Richfield; March 1, at Provo; May 3 at Cedar City and September G, at Provo. The selection of different points In the council area for these meetings was made to promote full attendance from every District at all conferences. Monthly meetings of the council will be carried on by a of the executive board composed of the President, vice presidents, treasurer, and chairmen of the separate committees. In these regular meetings current business will be transacted, and these actions will be presented at the quarterly conference of the entire executive board. At the Departmentalized Conferences all the District Chairmen and all other Scout officials of every district In the council are expected to be present. These officials Include chairman of all committees and their members; district commissioners, troop committee, scout masters and assistant scoutmasters. Following a brief executive session, they will separate for training and dslcuss on sessions Into various departments, with each Scouter meeting with the leaders in charge of his particular field of This will give every Scouting. Scouter In the council the opportunity to meet with men In like position and to direct their activities and Involve more successful policies. Marriage Announced Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Christiansen announce the marriage of their daughter. Miss Alice Christiansen, to Allen Edwin Belliston, son of Mrs. J. L. Belliston. The marrlare took place Monday, November 25 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Brown, uncle and aunt of the bride groom, in Salt Lake City. Following the ceremony, a wedding breakfast was served by Mr. and Mrs. Brown. The bride wore a blue velvet afternoon dress with corsaee of gardenia and white rose huds. They are at present on a honeymoon trip to California, and on their return they will make their home In Nephi, where Mr. Belliston Is engaged in the livestock |
