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Show THE PAYSON CHRONICLE, PAYSON. UTAH I Houdaille Shock Absorbers are just one of the features of the new Ford Payson High School Mnoday evening with a banquet in the Junio 'Auditorium by the School High boys of the Ag Club. Present were 130 including the fathers of the boys, Mayor L. D. Stewart, Superintendent Melvin Wilson and President, T. F. Tolhurst of Nebo School District, C. H. the White of the Farm Bureau; Charles Gale of the Onion Association; E. J. Erickson of the Poultry Association; P. C. Wightman and Ray Monsen of the Lions Club. Addresses were given by L. I. Humphries, state super, of agriculture, and intendent member of the federal board of vocational training. Toasts were by Le Roy Bunnell, instructor in agriculture in the school, Mayor Stewart, Philo Wightman, Superintendent Wilson, Charles W'hite and Jesse Hall A vocal solo was rendered by C. vocal duet by Freeman Bird and Golden Taylor and cornet solo by Farrel Olson. Le Roy Johnson, president of the Ag Club was in charge and the banquet was prepared and served by the Domestic Science girls under the direction of Miss Webster and Miss Calder. Tudor Sedan, $325 Phaeton , $460 Roadster, $450 Business Coupe, $525 Coupe, $550 Sport Coupe, with rumble seat, $550 Fordor Sedan, $625 Dtdroitp ph$ ehsrge for freight end delivery. Bumper (4tt pritas md spare ttre extra.) ... . Chevrolet Essex :.. Durant, Four Durant Six Pontaic Dodge ' Nash Light Six. Plymouth Whippet Four Whippet Six 17 46 24 47 23 Total Ford SPONSORED DIRECTED 150 An BY J.IONS CLUB BY UNIVERSAL Dont Miss It! Screams Dick Betsy Molly Ethelyn Dean Howard of Laughter 150 Cast Headed by Golden Taylor CAST OF CHARACTERS George COMPANY Local People As Characters All-St- ar Jerry (Aunt Lucia) PRODUCING GOLDEN TAYLOR STANLEY WILSON DR. F- - B. WHEELWRIGHT THELMA VEST DONNA WILSON HELEN REECE MRS. J. ERLANDSON PHILO WIGHTMAN .... J. MADSEN .. MRS. PAUL DAVIS CLARENCE TUTTLE GEORGE CHASE EUGENE HILLMAN LEROY JOHNSON, CLYDE SNOW DALE REFr'v' BOYD WILSON . Clara Bow WM. McCORMICK Teachers Pet ...... BISHOP NELSON Conceited Junior FLOYD CLOWARD WELLS CLOWARD Beauty Winner Girl with the Million Dollar Legs BYRON OTT Athletic Girl BISHOP BROADBENTU Mathilda Jane ELMER I'leRw" Powerful Katrinka SAM TAYLOR J. S. BILLS Jiggs Maggie ... TOM JONES Giggles Perfect 57 BISHOP NELSON .. .CHARLES REYNOLDS Vamp of Payson Cleopatra PAUL DAVIS Bathing Beauty L. B. PARKINS Dancing Girl DOUGLAS DIXON Cornfed Coed j. H. MOUNTFORD Miss Payson SARGENT BARNETT Mary Pickford GEORGE CHEEVER Bride of 1938 . JOHN DAY BIG BABY PAGEANT Special Dramatic Reader .... MAURINE HINCKLEY SPECIAL MUSICAL NUMBERS Ouj- in the New Mown Hay Breezin' Along Say It Again - GIRLS CHORUS EDNA PAGE RUTH HARDING GRACE ADAMS ALTHEA HILL MILDRED CURTIS LILLIAN HURST MELBA CURTIS FAWN COWAN ERMA WILSON ZOE JOHNSON VADIS LIDDLE EDITH SORENSON BERNICE BALLARD CECIL GALE ANN CLAY SON MARIE CLOWARD ZORA ROBBINS ERMA HANSEN EDNA MORTENSON EDITH SHULER HELEN PORTER FAY SIMMONS ECHO HAYNES VIRGINIA STREET BLANCHE ANN PORTER BERNICE PETERSON MARGARET ARTHUR MRS. STOWELL Accompanist IN THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DIS-TRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF 12-1UTAH, IN AND FOR UTAH COUN-TY. No. 4825 Probate, RESERVED SEATS AT SCHRAMM. JOHNSON, DRUGS, MONDAY Estate of William J. Taylor, SHOW STARTS AT 8:00 P. M. Deceased. TICKETS 50c and 75c Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at the ver who is not made unhappy because FOR SALE man, Payson, Utah office of R. A. Porter in Payson, her name, even though it is easy to Utah, on or before the 10th day of remember, is forgotten by listeners. The Albert Huntington farm conFOR SALE: 2000 Pullets. A ) January, 1930She is Ada Marie Castor, soprano sisting of 32 acres Arrowhead land, Utah Irrigated Resort, Benjamin, S. James Taylor, with the KOA Light Opera Co- She located 3 miles north of Palmyra-PricAdministrator. remains happy becaust station fan' $3000.00 on easy terms. For Rent: Furnished or unfurnished R. A. Porter, Attorney mail shows that listeners remember Write or Phone Wayland R. Wight- - Rooms. Phone 39 Payson, Utah tf for Administrator. her song and forget her name. First publication Nov. 8th 1929 .That attitude might seem out of Last publication Nov. 29th 1929 place in a profession that eats up PROYO publicity she admits, but she has a GREATER a great rarity! jpere different philosophy about her work. There is a singer at KOA in Den Music is a MOVIE SEASON gift, she says, to be used in helping others a vibration or two Home of CONTINUES! nearer to an understanding of BeauParamount Pictures call God ty, Truth, Harmony, it whatever you will. If listeners remember her song, she believes . she has fulfilled the mission of music. T JR. HIGH AUD.&vKayNOV. I t 637 819 Total Biggest Event Ever Staged In Payson - 388 59 8 15 10 ' The Great Collegiate Comedy Prof. Gaddis President Seamare . Mrs. Seamore Mr. Collins JUNIORS AM) SENIORS Butler and Egg Man PRESENT PROGRAMS Fraternity President .. Freshmen The Junior class program was preCheer Leaders sented Friday with Theron Snyder, class president, presiding. GLEE CLUB The program to be presented Fri.. Glee Club President day, November 8, will be given by CARL NELSON ARTHUR TAYLOR Senior Class members with Presi- GEORGE BARNETT JIMMIE ERLANDSON -- - LE ROY BUNNELL dent Leroy Johnson presiding. This LESLIE OLSON BYRON MENDENHALL two of LGUDMUNDSEN program will be the first FREEMAN BIRD BARNEY under COBB be to suppresented programs BROWN DARREL CURTIS FRANK chairman Winona of ervision Bills, JORDAN LAW RULON HILL of the program committee. FRANK BLAIR JACK BADHAM DEAN WIGHTMAN On Armistice day a patriotic pro- O. F. CLARK under be to scheduled is given gram FLAPPERS direction of the local American LeDR. STEWART Sorority President gion Post with Glen Cowan, comman- Peaches Browning MAX WIGHTMAN der. HAROLD BLACK Tillie the Toiler On Friday, November 15, a special Baby Face RAY MONSEN SHULER DAVE Swanson Gloria be although will .presented, program NED WIGHTMAN no specific plans have yet been made Campus Flirt BEN ROE Studious Girl known. JACK PERKINS Gold Digger DAVE BIGLER Hard Hearted Hannah .... HOWARD HOLLIDAY Clinging Vine NOTICE TO CREDITORS ....... E B. HIGGENSON Innocent Freshman .... Henry Ford the automobile Wizzard again Suprises the world with a reduction in prices of his popular car. Come in and look them over and get the new lower prices on each model ranging from $15.00 to $50.00. The Ford car out sold for the month of September 1929 ten of the other most popular cars in the State of Utah. These figures were taken from the! state register. These idea of the an figures give figures through out Nation. the G nrifnin n I! Project Day was celebrated at the THE new Ford has four Houdaille hydraulic shock absorbers as standard equipment- - They are the most efficient type of shock absorbers made and are unusually simple and effective. Combined with the low center of gravity, the minimum unsprung weight, and the transverse springs, they make the new Ford one of the easiest-ridin- g cars on the road today. Come in and arrange for demonstration. It will be a revelation. a thirty-minut- e I JBe See and Happy! Laugh n a n n nn 99 PROJECT DAY CELEBRATED AT HIGH SCHOOL PAYSON MOTOR CO, Inc. 3 - ' PAYSON - Phone 46 UTAH Mr. and Mrs John Persson returnCoach Stanley Wilson and the High ed Tuesday evening from Garland School football team will leave early' where they visited for several days Monday Morning for Delta to' play an at the home of their son, Harold Armistice Day game with the Delta school. J PARAMOUNT CELEBRATE Everyone! ARfllSTICE DAY AT MONDAY, NOVEMBER Because of the phenominal record breaking attendance to SEE and HEAR , Five Firing Rules Reduce Fuel Bill In going into the annual campaign against winter blizzards and cold snaps, choose as to whether you will follow an economy strategy or an easj Strategy, the Holland Institute ol Thermology of Holland. Mich, advise the Firing the central heating plant on an average of twice daily in severe weather is much more economical than putting In smaller charges of coal at shorter Intervals. WttD a modern warm-ai- r circulating heating plaDt, It Is possible to keep fairly thick flrebed In the heater. The r Is Brepot In tills type of a to volume of big carry deep enough slow burning fuel. This prevent dropping of coal into the ashpit and keeps the fire In the best condition to transmit heat Into the air thnt carries It up to the rooms that need warmth It Is sound economy to allow some ashes to accumulate In the lower part of the fuel bed during mild weather. Poking and stirring the fire from above tends to produce clinkers and to cause greater, heat losses both up the chimney and Into the ashpit A final rule for economical firing n a modern warm air circulating heating plant or any other, for that mat-teIs to keep ashes away from under the grate. Heaps of ashes In the ashpit may prevent the Inflow of enough air to sustain combustion, or may deflect the air through part of the fliehed enly, or may result Is hurnt-ou- t grates. ' PAYSON 11 FREE ELK BABEQJ with RALPH MIGLIACCI0 & His Chicago Hotel Orch. AT BON TON F1REE Barbecued Sandwiches EXTRA LADIES 15c GENTLEMEN $1.00 UNDER AUSPICES AMERICAN LEGION. PAYSON Post No.48 Everywhere. home-owne- r. GOLD DIGGERS of BROADWAY It will be held oyer for the balance of this WEEK Shows Continuous from 1:15 to 11:15 p. m Begins SUNDAY JOHN GILBERT in HIS GLORIOUS NIGHT All Talking Love Drama home-heate- Next TUES., WED., THURS. November 12-13- -14 CLARA BOW in THE SATURDAY NIGHT KID n All Talking Comedy Drama At Popular Prices. |