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Show BUILD NEPHI BY SUPPORTING IIEPH1 m si BUILD NEPHI BY SUPPORTING NEPHI i INDUSTRIES BUSINESSES Nephi, Juab County, Utah Thursday, Volume 39 Nephi Scout Leader Wins High Award On Wednesday -- STORES TO CLOSE MONDAY FEB. ff- 23 irt i.i All Nephi business houses will be closed on Monday, February to observe Washington's 23rd, birthday, which is a national v Feb. 12, , Polio Fund Drive Here r Successful 4 With only a few exceptions, the of Nephi have haekori un the annual collection of funds to combat the dread disease Polio. Nephi s collection totals $718.43, according to Ned Ostler, who has served as Nephi City Chairman. Mr. Ostler wishes to express his on behalf of the little gratitude, LriHHioc whn rp hpini? treated in hospitals throughout themecountry, wnu tor tne assistance oi chairmen and workers, a list of whom aDDeared in this paper two citizens whole-ho-.i-erl- lv weeks ago. A breakdown or tne various max. Mr. The largest Court of Honor ev- divisions has been made by er held in Juab District was held Ostler as follows: $10191 First Ward during this jamboree with ad$84.71 Second Ward vancement chairman Glade Sand$116.90 Third Ward ers awarding badges to 33 tender$89.43 Fourth Ward foot scouts. This is the most boys contributions $164.00 Business that have become tenderfoot Byi Central .....$69.73 School Scouts at any time in the history Banks throughout the of Juab district. $77.23 business district The advancements following $713.43 Total were awarded: Second class On behalf of the county organScout awards: Richard Morgan, Silver Grant Howell, Vernon Carter, Ver-ne- ll ization, Mrs. Leo Green ofher apexpressed Sherwood, Warren Bendixon City Thursday preciation for the work done by and Vern Winter. in and his First Class Scout award: J. C. Mr. Ostler Nephi. Mrs. E. Alton Ellertson of Morgan. and to the Levan Lins club, Merit badge awards: Norman Mona,their and respective workers in Greenhalgh, home repairs and el- Mona Marriner Beckstead, this and Levan for their wrk ectricity; year. Electricity, wood work and mus-- 1 ( TTrlitrvr'n TVTnto- Final rpnort Of Paul ic; Howard Jones, Music; Juab County is to be submit Jackman, Metal work, pathfinding East Saturday, in and home repairs; Glen Cannon: ted to Mrs. Green those who have not Music, metal worR, sheep farming, the event that wish to do so, ihey personal health and pathfinding; contributed Mr. Ostler or call Milton Lunt, beef production, path mav contact Times-New- s office.) finding and cooking; Billy Lee at InThe Central school, the class as Bailey, hog and pork production, were the treated to a peanut bust fir hme repairs, music, pathfinding, their fine work. Mrs. BellistoVs personal health and metal work; class had the highest per capita Automobiling, jjtoy Memmott: with Mrs. Colvins class keeping and pathfinding; collecticnin the most money. poultry Robert Beckstead: Civics, cooking, turning swimming, pioneering, bee keeping and electricity; Junior Wank-ie- r, carpentry, music and animal industry; Keo Sorenson, farm mechanics, carpentry and dairying; Jack Williams, Ferm mechanics, home repairs and carpentry; Ned Mangelson, Carpentry music and home repairs; Glen Belliston. poultry keeping, photography, bee keeping, plumbing, sheep farming, The Jaycee Janes held their leathercraft, frestry and textiles. Star Scout badges were award- ninthly meeting Wednesday, Febed to Glen Cannon, Milton Lunt, ruary 4th at the Blue Room. PresGarrett presided Billy Lee Bailey and Roy Mem- ident Mildred mott. and committees were appointed to Scoutmaster Glen Belliston also help with the annual Spring received the Bronze Silver Palm Fashion Show to be held March Award, which is the highest award 3rd. that has ever been given to any The State school health progScout in the Juab District. This ram was dscussed by Mrs. Emma award is above" the Eagle Scout Harmon, wheh the members found award which Mr. Belliston, receiv- very nterestng because the group ed several years ago, while he was is comprised of mothers of young a regular Scout school children. President E. R. Shaw of the The orange color group, with Kiwanis club greeted the boys and Valentine as their theme, served expressed his views on scouting, a light lunch. that he wished such an organizaThose enjoying the occasion tion ha dexisted 40 years ago when were Delia Kendall, Blanche Pex-tohe was a boy because it is the Lucille Gadd, Ora Morgan, finest of all boy organizations. Isabel Haymond, Ruth Cundick. President James H. Ockey of Flroence Powell, Edna Mae LudS. low, Donna Beard, Mildred GarJuab Stake and Mayor pro-teE. Forrest both expressed views rett, Vay Worthington, Thelma and congratulated all the boys on k'onrtnll Grace Johnson. Dorothv their rapid advancement. Dutson, Geniel Boswell. Natalie Stunts were put on to demon- - ' Orme, Donna Mockli, Mrs. Morstrate first aid hy the First Ward gan. June Wilson, the hostesses: Louise Wirthlin, troop, ana Troop Ub oi ievan Liuise Chase, conducted a truth and consequence Fern Hansen, Vay Worthington, program. Ida Salisbury and th speaker, Commissioner Lomax announc- Emma Harmon. ed the Scoutmasters training Course which is being held each Thursday to train scoutmasters and SNOW COLLEGE TO of committeemen on essentials their job to train boys. Scoutmasters and assistants, Senior patrol CONDUCT ANNUAL leaders, troop committee members, MIA presidents and Bish- INSTITUTE ops and counselors arc invited to Plans are now EPHRAIM i in complete for the Fifth Annual InAll of the boys of oCmmunity Living. The scveial games in the gym under stitute institute will ho held Friday, Febthe direction of District Vice chairman Marvin Witt. The Ki- ruary 20, at Snow College, Eph-raiwanis Club were set tip In the An assembly program vrtll b gym with all the hot dogs the boys 1'ivcn .'it the Snow College ronld eat. Most of the boys nude a. m., and will be falthroe runds and went home happy lowed atbv10 department?! sssiom nt.d with the tummy ache...... form 11 00 a. m until 12 noon and firm 1 .no to 4:30 p. m. "Tr" Institute of Communitv Living' began f've years agr, and is a day of instruction, rermation of Ideas in wh'rli the ft Miss Lorna Christensen of Salt and e"hange ake City became the bride of Snow College faculty and student Billie Cazier In a ceremony per- body art ps host to adults of Sevier, PIMP, Wpyne. I"m-erformed at the home of Mr. and Juab. Millard and othe- - :Ot nt-iMrs. Henry Svedin. parents of the' President James A Nuttnll bridegroom, on February 8. Mr.a of the ro'lege has issued an invitand Mrs. Cazier are now on ation Ur all whr, desire to attend honeymoon In California. Group Hears Talk on Health Work n. m tti-nd- . nudi-criu- m Marriages .San-not- y, Mr. and Mrs. Kcrmit Cook of Fountain Green announce the arrival of a daughter on February Miss 1t. Mrs. Cook is the former Bessie Irons. Grandpa rents it Mr. and Mrs Thomas Conk of Ftp. Green and Mr. and Mrs. Ilirry J. Irons of Nrphi. Mr. and Mrs Edwin A. Bailov of Salt Lake City were In Nephi Sunday. They were accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Orson Cazier who has been visiting in Silt Lake City for the past few months. Mrs. Lola C. Jenson of Ios is a guest of her mother, Mrs. Orson Cazier. An-rel- s y si v 1 't ; 1 1 " jr Number 7 1 DEADLINE HEARS FOR 1948 LICENSES ! Large Crowd Motorists approximately Hears Talks on weeks to their their plates the State patrol. Alcoholism plates are available at j ' ( nil Febru- evening, ary 11, all the Boy Scouts from the Juab Scouting district, held their annual Boy Scout Jamboree in the Juab high school as guests of the Kiwanis Club of Nephi. One hundred thirty eight Boy Scouts, and 75 Kiwanis club members and parents were present. The majority of the Boy Scouts were in full uniform and with their colored neckerchiefs it made a very colorful affair. District Scout Commissioner Claude R. Lomax was in charge of the program for the entire evening. Posting of colors was done by troop 133 of the Nephi Third WUrd and Scoutmaster K. A. Dutson was in charge. After colors were posted, Scoutmaster Dutson led the entire group in the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. Invication was given by Assistant Scoutmaster Marvin Garrett and the entire group was led in the Scout Oath by Commissioner Lo- 1948 feu il t have 1948 license get ON. cars, according to C. E. Sherwood of highway License the office of County Assessor Joel Taylor, and when the present supply is exhausted, no additional 1948 plates will be received at the Nephi office. Remember the deadline for having license plates ON your car is February 29th. two l 1 - i. . f k m x if JK'S ''l';iM-. - l Beautification Program Is Outlined V t One of the most important items with regard to rejuvination of the alcoholic is the attitude of the nonalcoholic towards them. As long A group consisting of represen- as the continues to tatives of the Nephi City Council, look down at his more unfortunate H Ho brther nothin ran Nephi Irritration Cnmnanv I ariioo uwnw 111C Clubs, church organizations, Juab alcoholic, for most alcoholics are uisinct Board of Education, Juab simpiy seeking position among his Teachers association and the city!fellow men and uses alcohol as a street denart rtlPnt mrt HtK CSi-- - means to achieve this. C. Ray Evans and R. C. Braith-wait- e The alcoholic, Judge Bosone WednesHav pveninn pointed out, does not drink as the cuss and begin laying of a united does, because he likes plan of action by the individual, the taste of liquor, but because of club, church, irrigation company some deep seated pressure. Ncr and Nephi City to further beautify can the alcoholic, as the nonalcoholic can. Rtnn ririnlrincr &c Nephi City, Levan and Mona. A written outline of possible Glen Hatch later expressed it, projects to be undertaken and of "One drink is too much and a the agencies to undertake them hundred are not enough". It is was Studied and Ai this deen seated nrpssnro that though the complete outline is too makes him drink and gives him an to be printed here, the main insatiaDie desire. long pointes were: There are many causes for this 1. First responsibility falls up- disease, as Judge Bosone called on the private individual to keep the alcoholics desire for drink. the weeds down on his own propMany look upon themselves as erty, on anv vacant lots ihnt misfits and rl n U tn crip thom- may own, and on curb strip and selves the feeling of fitting in. One ouctri euge adjoining his property. oi tne greatest causes of tne dissee mat trasn cans etc ease is a sense of inferitrity. If v.'. be Dlaced out fnr this class of alcoholics can learn street city department at the prop- - to live with themselves and take Proper containers. themselves tor what they are, they Plan all Improvements The main possible will quit drinking. on his property through painting, thing to cure the alcoholic is to landscaping, remodeling, new trees remove the pressure and to keep ijMiovai or old useless build him from taking his first glass of ings, iences, etc. liquor. Another type of alcoholic 2. Nephi City accepted its full is the psychaalcoholic. . This perin doing- all tt can son is not quite mentally and tresponsibility opromote trash control, tree -- drinks to coverright up this defect. trimmine.J- and wswi " Willi Jl tJS Here the best treatment is the well as the undertaking of laree sanitarium. The true alcoholic, . J narmqnnnt t....a,,ciiL projects sucn as sew- Judge Bosone emphasized, has er system, curb and gutter, street nothing wrong mentally. He may oiling, sidewalks and park control. come from any clajs of society, Many fine suggestions were but he hasn't learned to face life mdue. one Deing the creation of a however successful he may have Nephi City planning committee been in the past empowered to study projects and Judtre Bosone nraised .Tiiiip Ken. ko aneao witn their execution. dall. local member of the State Another, that each ladies club. Board on Alcoholism, for the fine civic ciud and church organization worK ne was doing locally, and as well as the school, sponsor its for the fine work he had done i fJ7 The above photograph of conveyor belts recently produced in The Thermoid Nephi factory is evidence of the results of many combined efforts to bring industrial production into this area. Charles Flan-ary- , foreman of the belt department, shown above, states he Is well pleased with all potential phases with respect to production efficiency of this department Although this new factory Is in the initial stage of production, this being the only department actually in production of a finished product, the management has every confidence In all indictations of overall efficiency and good relations. i.-- Total installation of equipment and machinery Is approxlmatley 94 per cent complete. New departments will. open for production of automobile fan belts and radnator hose, various types Industrial hose, molded rubber goods and other specialty items within the next 60 to 90 days. The quality of belting produced at the Nephi plant of Thermoid is "Excellent". Mona Local and Social News Nephi Local and ll;.. Social Items Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Gowers were in Salt Lake City recently to tor attend tne iunerai services Wm. A. Easton, father of Mrs were Eugene uowers. Services held in the rose room of the Des- eret Mortuary, with an L D S bishop in charge. Interment was in the Salt Lake Ciyt cemetery Mrs. Rachel Keyte entertained afterforty guests last Thursday birthnoon, the occasion being her the out day anniversary.wereAmong Mrs. Ella Anof town guests derson, Mt." Pleasant, Mrs. Delia Wilson, Payson, Mrs. Vine Will Andrews, Payson, Nephi, and Mr. and Mrs. Jess P. Hanson, Salt Lake City. Men-denha- ll, Mr. and Mrs. Elden Greenhalgh M Men and Gleaners of the and family spent Sunday in Ftn, Green visiting with Mr. and Mrs. First Ward will give the program at the regular MIA meeting on Leland Hansen. Tuesday night. The opening pray. er will be by Stanford CazMr. and Mrs. Doyle Orgill and ier, followedgiven a song by Corrine by family of Salt Lake City were rec- Paxman and Joan Beagley, and ent visitors at the home of Mr. and a reading by Deliene Ockey. Mack Mrs. Edward Kay. Wilkey will give a scriptural read ing and the theme will be present Miss Marjorie Keyte of Salt ed bv L aRae Golden. All members of the ward are Lake City was a week end guest at the home of her parents, Mr. invited. and Mrs. Lauren Keyte. The First Ward Gleaners fireMrs. H. B. Kay visited with her side chat will be held Sunday at children in Provo and Springville 8 p. m. at the home of Marva Mr. Burkey will be the last week. All Gleaners are urg-o- rl speaker. Refreshments will tn attend Mr. and Mrs. Cleon Kay and be served following the prorgram. daughter Beth spent Wednesday in Salt Lake City. The Gleaners' of the t ttvan J. J. Jensen of Moroni is spend- Levan ward will furnish the pro ing some time at the home of his gram lor tne sacrameni meeiing son in law and daughter, Mr. and Sunday evening at the Levan ward exerThe Sheaf-bindin- g Mrs. Elden Greenhalgh and is as- chapel. sisting in the construction of their cises will be a highlight of the new home. program. BeJ-listo- n. Mr. and Mrs. David Fowler returned home Tuesday evening from Salt Lake City where Mrs. Fowler received medical attention. Howard J. Hassel of Salt Lake City visited at the home of his brother in law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. James R. Stanley Tuesday Speakers for the respective ward Sacrament meetings Sunday evening have been named by the Juab Stake Presidency as follows: t Ward Harry Beagley of the Stake High Council and T. D. Davis, member o fthe Third Ward FJ'-s- bishopric. evening. , Second Ward: Ncllo Sudweeks, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hanson re- member of the Fourth Ward turned to their home in Salt Lake Bishopric, and one other to be City, accompanied by her mother. selected. Mrs. Rachel Keyte who will be Third Ward: President James their their guest for a week. H. Ockey, Pres. Kenneth Nyman Mrs. William Summers visited and Pres. E. Rulon Brough. recently with her son and daughtFourth Ward: W. W. Stephener in law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Summers, in Provo. She returned son, member o fthe Scake High council and A. Hugh Sperry, memhome Tuesday. ber ol the Mona Ward Bishopric Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Kelsey were a Mrna Ward: H. Ray Francom, recof honor at guests wedding Stake Hich eption given Saturday evening by a mrmber of the the bride's mother, Mrs. Val J. Council and LcGrand Mangelson. White at the Goshen Junior high i member oi the ievan Ward school. The following Mona res- bishopi :c. Levan Ward will hold their Mr. and Mrs. idents attended: Unarry Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Ken- Gleaner Girls Sheaf binding exerneth Newberry. Mrs. Cora Fow-de- cises os annonced elsewhere. Mr. and Mrs. M. Clark Newell, r. and Mrs. Harry Newell, Mr. Monday is Juab Stake. Temple and Mrs. Perry Newton, Mr. and Dav nt the Manfi Trmnlo. All whn Mrs Basil Shepherd, Mr. and can attend either of the day ses Mrs. Mont Yates, Mr. and Mrs. or the evening session on Wells Ellertson, Mr. and Mrs. sions, Mnndnv t urcrnd tn An mn Thw John Orgill. Mr. and Mrs Darwin Second in charge, but all Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace of the Ward isis Invited and itrwH Stake Mr. and Mrs. Russell to Roundy, Attend. Maughn, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stlckney. Swasey, Mr. and Mrs. Ervln NewMrs. Edna Cazier will be th ton, Mr. and Mrs. Ross New- speaker in the First Ward MIA ton, Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Young. Special Interest group Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Don Newton, Miss February 17. Her subject will b Delora Carter. Reed Houghton, "The American Home." Mrs. CazClark Mnlyneaux. Wallace Kay. ier has been an active club womand Mr .and Mrs. an and has dealt with the above Jerry Kelsey Ira Kelsey. subject on numerous occaslona. Alcoholics are respectable individuals worth saving, declared Judge Reva Beck Bosone, a prominent Salt Lake jurist, who is also a member o fthe State Board on Alcoholism, at a meeting held Monday evening at the Juab High school auditorium. The meeting was under the joint of the Nephi Kiwanis sponsorship club, the Nephi Junior Chamber of Commerce and the Federated Womens clubs. - Mr. a.id Mrs. Eugene Gowers returned to their home in California Sunday after a short visit at the home of Mr. Gowers parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Gowers. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gowers of Lynnwood, California were vis itors in Salt Lake City last week, having been called to Utah on account of the death of Mrs. Gowers father, wno died in Salt Lake City February --'nd. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Gowtrs returned with thera to Nephi alter spending a few weeks in California the guests of their son and daughter in law. own x , nrivatp hpautifitat;.. : . . i u me r . ., ,renuan ine .,v,,u,i pjra.i"""Many projects were disci issprt bill was the source of rev In the near fntnm a Qni .riii enue given Dy only the legislature with be sent into each home which to fight alcoholism. The bearing specific helps and information con- last legislature, however, passed the cerning city's trash collection another bill giving $50,000 toward program every Saturday. This me elimination or tms disease. card is to be hung in the home in Judge Bosone appealed to mem-- a convenient location where it can bers of the audience ao do all in Ix? j theird power to have the state nur-easily referred to. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Boswell of chase a farm for alcoholics. Los Logan spent the week end with KJ ? nas sucn a farm ard t their parents. CONVENTION FEB, AnK,e,fs 510000 " year. rhe A Farm mnvpntinn tion for the elimination of alcohl- Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Boswell of Utah, Wasatch, Juab and ism is "Alcoholics Annnvmni Rangley, Colorado spent last week including Millard Counties will be held in This claims that it afvisiting with their parents, Mr. Orem at the Scera Theatre on fects association the cure of 75 tvr font nf and Mrs. Verno Boswell and Mr. February 20 at 1 P. M. This those contacted. and Mrs. Lester Poulson of Eph-rai- meeting is being called for the Judge Bosone especially appealDUlDose of considering ed to the voime noonla nut in. i,c,a oi Agriculture bunion r. Ander alcohol. She stated that one out of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur II. Ostler sons long range agricultural pro - every 15 as an average, is an have received word of the birth of gram proposed to the House com- - alcoholic. "If you have to drink a grandson. Parents of the new mmee on Agriculture n April v., to get up courage to go to a and asked that it be present- dance, to ask a for a date, or boy are Mr. and Mrs. William E. 1947, to farm people throughout the if you use liquorgirlas a crutch to Wright of Salt Lake City. Mrs. ed nation to get their recommenda- make you feel like somebody, or Wright is the former Miss Naomi tions. if Pointer. you drink to let your feet lift The program will be presented off the floor, watch out. You are officials State of the various prbably an aleohlic.' by of the Federal and Juab, Regular practice agencies, Other speakers were Thomas representaStake Singing Mothers will be tives of the State Farm Bureau. Keams. chairman of the board on held Saturday, February 14 at This seem to be an excellent op- alcoholism. Steve Malone. an out3:30 p. m. at the city hall. portunity for all people interested standing Utah journalist. Glen in agriculture to become better Hatch. Mrs. Green and Dorothy with the administration George Buckley. Mr. and Mrs.' John Parkin are acquainted long time agricultural program parents of a daughter born at the and to make recommendations At the or meeting of February 2nd. changes which our people may de- the Kiwanispreliminary Payson hospital club music was under Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. sire. the direction of John with George Duckworth and Mr. and James H. Ellison, head of the Reeve Richardson ns Harmon ecomonniit Mrs. George Parkin. Juab County Farm bureau, urges with flag salute bv Rav Powell all farmers to get in touch with and prayer by A. H. Belliston. Mr. and Mrs. Ben A. Hansen sny of the federal agency represof Salt Lake City were week end entatives in this area, or with him-sri- t, make arrangements to gucets at the home of Mr. and attend and this important meeting on ATTENTION FEDERATED Mrs. Halo Golden. Friday, February 20 at the Serra CLUB WOMEN Theatre at Orem. The annual poetry contest fer The birthday club gave a parcy , P-r have been annoi'nced for the Utah Federated Club Women Monday evening at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Ray Houghton hon- the Dcoret News Male Churns to has been announced. There is no in Nephi on Febriarv y'tii assigned subject. Each contestant oring Mrs. Earl Worthington on npi.'ar second i t . the sen s of Cul- may submit one, two or three her birthday anniversary. Twelve i t tural Arts programs bri'-'- : sHn-sorcNo poem must exceed guests were present. Now verse, throughout the winter and 43 lines. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Ellison fprinc months. Watch i pinet freedom and freshness in patterns, vocabul of Nephi and Mr. and Mrs. Stan- nrt vrrk for additional Inf'rrma-in- . pry a nd smbols are desired. All were Idaho of Winn Preston, ley entries must reach Mrs. Harold in Sait Lake City recently enjoyNrilson. 535 Fast 5th North, Loa few varation. ing days gan. Utah by March 1st. Mrs. Phyllis Sparks Wilson, in three acts. Is being presented by Mrs. Edna Jensen of Salt Inke the NcIki Stake MIA on Thursday THv and Mrs Pparl Knnrka Fdtrr.. jandw Saturday, February 19 and EPHRAIM Janice Sudweeks, hill of Boston. Mass. were visiting 21. in the Nebo Stake Tabernacl'! daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nello R. Sudweeks of Nephi will play the friends and relatives a few days at I'ayson. l ne opera is hv h Friml and Ooot Hatirrbnch role of Hebe, Sir Joseph's first rrcenf'y Mrs. Frank Christensen of Mor- and promises to bo one of Paysons cousin, in the Gilbert Pnd Sullivan oni was a guest Saturday of Mr. outstanding musicals. nrtit opera Pinafore which has and Mrs. .William Bosh. Carl O. Nelson is the director boon selected for the annual nm-. .. t . 1 1 K .i. iflur"tiiin Mrs. R. G. Brough of Tremon-to- n Cm. 11 is visiting at the home of a cast of 50 voices for the pnst ic depart mont. Presentation dates son In law and daughter, Mr. and two months preparing ll.M Iflf "re rehruary 19 and 20, II. A. Mrs. Henry Svedin. "Jean, director reports. pera s presentatin. - ' 20 four-coun- tv I ! te d J i llu-doln- I 1 br 1 ' |
