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Show i .n VOL. XXXVII., No. 43 PAYSON, lions club to pre- sent UTAH COUNTY, UTAH, NOVEMBER 12 13 Health Unit. people in the cast. The program consists of the play itself, which is a 3 act comedy, a flapper chorus of about 40 of the leading business and professional men in town, a glee dub of at least 20 voices, some singing and dancing choruses of about 25 girls, and a baby pageant which uses about 100 children Full particulars in regard to the people chosen and other details will he announced later. SINGING, DANCING, ALL NATURAL COLOR FILM COMES TO PROVO PARAMOUNT THEATRE P ; W' isi . '. - 'i vV' I Following is the ule: Peteetneet school, 9 to 9:15; Taylor Junior and school, 9:20 to 9:30; Central at the Junior 9:30 to 9:45; High School 9:50 to 10 a. m. All school children will be inoculated free of charge. The pre school child and adults will be charged 15 cents for the diptheria and 25 cents for the small pox inoculation. Children under six months of age cannot receive the T- . - - ,? 4.. Wf: ' 5 - 3j fe for diptheria. anti-toxi- n JUDGES FOR ELECTION APPOINTED The following judges of election have been appointed: District one, W. H. Reece, Harold Simmons, Edward Snyder; voting in the old tithing office building. District two, John F. Harris, Henry Erlandson, Dave Bigler; voting in the Wellworth store building. District three, Everett Richmond, Samuel E. Taylor, Henry Wyler; voting in South room of Central school- i - The registration agents will be ready from 6 to 9 p. m. to consider objection or make corrections on the registration lists on Saturday EDWARD LOVELESS. MEETS PAINFUL ACCIDENT day direction of Louis Bates. In the ev ening their big annual barbecue and dance is to be givenThe barbecue:! sandwiches will be served at the dance in the Bon Ton Hall. Wells Cloward is general chairman, James Clove and Vernon Persson assistants, aided by several sub committees. - MR. AND MRS. ASA HANCOCK HONORED ON GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY AT SALT LAKE Mr. and Mrs- - Asa Hancock were the honoied guests at a reception in Salt Lake Sunday given by their daughters, Mrs- - Aurora Duncan, Mrs. Amy V. Chase and Mrs. Loris at the home of Mrs. Chase. The occasion was the Golden Wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Hancock and was enjoyed by seventy-fiv- e guests including many former Paysonians who now reside in Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Haynes and J. L. Townsend went from Payson for the happy event- - A delightful musical program was given under the direction of Mrs. Emma Ramsay Morris including vocal selections by Frankie Gutiel, D. Ray Shurtliff, Dwight Manwaring and Aurora Duncan. The table was bnautifully jdecorated yellow and also the entertaining rooms. Mrs. Hancock was presented a beautiful brides boquet. Their two sons. Asa and Alton Hancock and the three daughters were pvsent. Man-warin- g Edward Loveless, janitor at the PeSchool met with a painful accident Monday at the school building. He was replacing a broken window pane which had blown out during the The ladies of the Second Ward Rc heavy windstorm Sunday night when lief Society have been working for he fell and fractured several ribs. some time on aprons which they now Mr and Mrs. Eugene Hillman and have ready- The sale will be the last next This will afford the of week. children spent last week in Salt Lake, town ladies of an opportunity to the Ellsthe guests of Dr. and Mrs L. N. replenish their apron supply. worth. teetneet V- " ei 'iV 1 i -i- L'- (Lnm?. $ Lifhtner fcpduscd m 6oid Dfpev of JUroadcuay" "V7 tt'3rner Bf'os.Pf-odu.ctG- i Warner Brothers new all r, TALKING, SINGING, and DANCING picture, Gold Diggers of Broadway, is one of the biggest undoubtedly hits that producing organization has It will be shown in the ever made. Provo Paramount Theatre for a five day run starting Sunday November Gold Diggers of Broadway third. is acclaimed by audiences as screen entertainment. The colors are clearly defined, but with the softness top-not- of pastel. Gold Diggers of Broadway is first of all good comedy. It has most of the smart comedy dialogue that made Avery Hopwoods play, on which it was founded, such a hit. Nine new songs and a show within which the songs are sung, a ! 150 local &ca' 4 -- t INOCULATION FOR AMERICAN LEGION FIRST WARD TO HAVE JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY MIDNIGHT FROLIC AT DIPHTHERIA and SMALL- ARRANGING PROGRAM NEW CHAPEL Presents THE GHOSTS BON TON PAVILION , POX TO BE GIVEN NOV. FOR ARMISTICE DAY SKULL NOVEMBER 8 ARMISTICE NIGHT In On November 12 and 13 the Lions The local post of the American LeClub will present the collegiate com. The inoculation for diptheria and gion are arranging for a proper ob. edy, Aunt Lucia,- - This production smallpox for this year is to be giv- servance of Armistice Day in Pay-so- n Promises to be the on Monday, November 11. They unoutstanding event en in Payson on November of the community this season. It is der the direction of the Utah County are sponsoring programs during the a comedy of college life and uses over in all of the schools under the sched- ' $2.00 PER YEAR - AUNT LUCIA ALL TALKING, NOVEMBER 1, 1929 FRIDAY, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Erlandson were Veola Fairbanks entertained a group of her young friends at a Halloween in Logan last Saturday to attend the funeral of Emil Hanson, well known party Monday evening- Utah landscape artist. The impressive services were held in the Logan reand Mrs Bean Mr. Weston are Ward Chapel and the many Fourth over first of the birth their joicing child, a son, born Monday October 28. speakers' told of the many beauty spots Mrs in Utah, the result of Mr. Hansons Mr. Bean is city electrician. Bean was formerly Miss Effie Wilson work and in particular of Paysons lovely park which he landscaped as a The Missionary Tea is to be held Memorial to our Soldiers in the world next Tuesday at the home of Mrs. war. Mr. Hanson was extremely Louis Bates with Mrs Arthur Peay as proud of his work here and before his death stated that he desired it to be assisting hostess. his monument. Mrs. Frank Wheelwright and Mrs. James Clove entertained at a charmA group of young people, enjoyed ingly arranged Bridge Luncheon Wed- a Halloween Party Saturday evening The guests were at the suburban home of Dolly Fran-conesday afternoon. served at six small tables, attract-tivel- y The house was attractively decdecorated in Halloween colors orated with the things which create and suggestions. The favors and menu a real Halloween spirit. Games and carried out the chosen idea. refreshments were enjoyed. answer to a call made by the Bishopric of the Payson first ward a special meeting was held in the ward chapel Sunday evening to determine the wishes of the people in regald to start work in the very near future on the construction of a new church. Bishop Otto B. Erlandson presented the building program which included the building of a chap, el, recreation hall and class rooms with an estimated cost of $40,000 Assessments of ward members would cover a period of two years to be made in three installments to begin with this fall. After a discussion by President Lee R. Taylor, former bish. op J. A. Loveless, T- - F. Tolhurst, Otto Erlandson, E. II. Street, and T. C. Jeppson was unanimously sustained. Joseph W. Bates and Henry EHaskell were named as aids in selecting a site for the new structure. The old first ward was divided almost five years ago and the chapel was located in the new Fourth Ward. Since then the activities of the ward have been carried on in the former Relief Society hall, and is far inadequate to meet requirements: of-th- - e Frank Rasmussen (Author) - FAREWELL PROGRAM GIVEN HONOR OF MISSIONARIES IN In honor of Le Roy Hill and Lindon Hall, who are leaving in November on missions for the L. D. S. Church, the second ward Relief Society entertained at a reception and shower on Tuesday afternoon in the ward Amusement hall. The following program was given, two vocal duets, Mrs. Leona Dixon and Mrs. Veda Moore; original poem, Mrs. Zelma Peterson; tribute to the Missionaries, Mrs Ethel Page; one act play, How it goes, composed by Mrs Chasta Harris with the following cast: Le Roy Hill Vitas Bingham; Lindon Hall, Cecil Cahoon; Mrs Flynn, Louise Cox; Mrs. Dougan, Annie Curtis- Short talks were made by Le Roy Hill, Bishop Jasper Hill, Mrs Jesse Hall, and stake board members. President Hazel Coray presented ech of the boys with a fountain pen from the Relief Society and a very parcel of gifts from the generous friends present. Reand members freshments were served to fifty. NAMES TICKET; WITHDRAWN REPLACEMENTS FpOM MADE The Ghosts Skull, which is the second annual play, will be presented in the Payson Junior High School auditorium on Friday, November 8. A matinee will be given at 3:00 P. M. and an evening performance at 8:00 P. M- Persson- The Ghosts Skull is a mystery Dance committee: romance written by Mr Frank RasGlen Cowan, Darrel Brown, Stanley-Wilson- , mussen who is a former resident of Ralph Nuttal and John Brown Fillmore, Utah. Mr. Rasmussen has had a great deal of experience in the One of the most interesting of the production of plays as well as his own activity in professional compan- many Halloween parties of the week ies. Both of these have contributed was given Wednesday evening by Miss to the great fund of knowledge neces- Mildred Pace, Miss Marjorie Wjjson, and Miss Chrystal Schaerrer at the sary for a play.wright. - Rasmussen MrDavid Bigler home on west first south has several , spent Dinner was served in the seasons with the Ellison-Whit- e Chau- street. tauqua circuit and has just returned basement room which was elaborately from professional work in California decorated with all sorts of Hallowe'en to join the Moroni Olsen players for devices. The twenty-fou- r guests were, served at one long table holding for this seasons work. The mystery is full of weird scenes a centerpiece a huge pumpkin bask-- , centering around the combination to et of fruit. Each cover was marked a secret safe in a seemingly haunted with gay caps, horns and other nbjso house. The house is loaned as the Hon- making , trinkets in addition" to tho eymoon Haven to the ODays and the clever . place cards and nut gups." circumstances surrounding their arriv- Keeno and other contest games were al and first nights stay furnish a com- played after which the group enjoyed plete evening of screams, laughs a jolly treasure hunt which led- to all and almost tears. The ghosts and sorts of unexpected places. Returning black figures are unknowingly helped again to the Bigler home the young in their supernatural attempts to people enjoyed toasting marshmallows frighten by plotting college chums over the fire" place and wafers a,nd The play punch were served. Present were: of the bride and groom. culminates in an unexpected unrav- Miss Kathryn Lewis, James Needham and Boyd Sorensen all of Provo; Faye eling of a former love affair. The Junior high faculty feel that Schaerrer, Evelyn Tilson, Evelyn Mr. Rasmussen has written an excell- Douglass, Clara Pace,, Ralph Kitchen1, ent play. The appreciate his kind- Harold Smith, Lawrence Wilson, Doug, lass Dixon, Fred Dunn, Sammie John, ness in allowing them a Mr-anproduction permit and will do son, Mr. and Mrs Gould Dixon, and Mrs Mr. Powell the McDowell, far to ao it their best justice Mrs Sargent Barnett and the hostesses benefit of the public next Friday. d Otto B. Erlandson, who was nominated as mayor on the Democratic Miss Elva Wignal was hostess at a Ticket has withdrawn his name from the ticket and was replaced by Robert cleverly arranged Halloween party last Friday night. L. Wilson. Philo C. Wightman was replaced A treasure hunt was the feature of by Earl Page on the Republican ticka Halloween party given Saturday councilmanet in the race for a two year evening by a number of young people at the homt of Miss Geneva" Ballatyne ' A late supper was served. a at was hostess very Irene Day pleasant Halloween party Saturday ev. Miss Edna Tervort gave a Halloening. The rooms were attractively ween party for the members of her Mrs Jack Dixon was hostess to the Mr. and Mrs P. C- - Wightman and decorated with Halloween colors and ladies of the Senior Bridge club Sat- Mrs Dave Shuler visited in Salt Lake motifs. Games were featured and a Sunday School class at her home on Monday evening. urday afternoon- last week. delicious luncheon was served. a show, in The Payson Girl Scouts enjoyed a delightful Halloween Party last Friday evening at the home of their leader, Mrs. Gay McBeth. The seventeen girls gathered at the McBeth home in fancy costume and masked and all excellent- sorts of weird games were played-ThA1 Of the nine songs composed by rooms were elaborately decorated Gold Burke and for Joe Dubin Diggseasons colors and symbols and in the the Paintof Broadway songs ers were also appropriate to refreshments with Clouds Tipthe Sunshine, ing toe Through the Tulips with Me, the occasion. The song of the Gold Diggers, with Mrs. E. R. Grams left for her home the dancing chorus, and Ann Penin Mechanical and Douglas City, California, ThursMan, ningtons Half of the day after spending several days in Still they Fall in Love. songs fall to the lot of Nick Lucas, Payson on business and visiting with radio and phonograph star, the Croo- old time friends. While here she enwho makes his joyed the wonderful climate of Utah ning troubadour and the hospitality of her many screen debut in this production. ' ' The cast is a stellar one in every Welford sense of the word. Nancy Mr. and Mrs Fred Nelson, and Mrs. and Conway Tearle have the leading L- - Pickens and son Allan Pickens M. other while are principal parts roles, acted by such favorites of stage and have returned to their homes in Los screen as Ann Pennington, Broad- Angeles, California, after visiting for way's dancing darling; Winnie Light-ne- r, two weeks at the home of Mrs Nel the tomboy of musical comedy; sons mother, Mrs Julia Peterson of Lilyan Tashman, a ravishing blonde Santaquin. While in Utah they motfrom the Follies; Albert Gran, Helen ored to Provo and Salt Lake accomFoster, William Bakewell, Nick Lu- panied by Mrs Peterson, where they cas, Lee Moran, Neely Edwards, Julia visited many points of interest, also Swayre Gordon, Armand Kaliz and staying three days with relatives and friends. ' others. were then interpolated, a chorus of 100 dancing and singing, dazzling Hollywood beauties engaged and the color cameras set to grinding. The result is . The American Legion Post No, 48, of Payson are working for one biggest events of the year on Armis. tice night."- They afe to have a big: barbecue and every one at the' dance will be served a nice juicy sandwich of barbecued Elk meat. They are also planning to have the governor of the State here, if it is' possible. Every member "of tbe: gion is working hard to make It a big dance. Ralph Migliaccio and his or-- , chestra ai-- playing a wonderful prelude, that will take you all back to the days of the world war, and give you a real thrill. The hall will be redecorated and everything will be ready for a real event, full of fun and frolic. The committee in charge are: ells Cloward, General Chairman. ' Glen Cowan, Adjutant. The Barbecue committee are: Harry S. Tipton, Sy Tervort, rage Peery. , Advertising committee; Wells Cloward, Ben Roe. Vernon Geraldine Gardner, Deta Shuler, Genevievo McBeth and Virginia Lee Turner entertained . the following friends Sunday evening at the home of Miss Gardner, Rose Cheever, Darlene Simons, Iris Finlayson, Shirley Monsen, Maxine Stewart and Sidney Jackson. The rooms, were attractively decorated to suggest the Halloween season. Progressive rook was played . t and supper was served.' 'S ' r t , 0,ren Harper and Mr. Mendenhall left last Saturday for Los Angeles after Spending a weeks vacation The Seagull group of the Fourth by Dave Shuler they Ward Primary were entertained at a spent a part of that time' at the Neb-ekHalloween party Friday Evening at ranch in Daggett County on a the home of their group leader, Mrs deer hunt. ,, , , Wyler. ar Save on the Budget Plan Ask any man who has made a financial success in life how he accomplished it. His answer will He did not spend every cent he made, but built up a fund which was available when he needed it for business purposes. He is be, By saving. no different than you, except that you must learn the saving habit. Save on the budget plan a certain amount each week going into your savings account. You will be surprised how it will grow and earn more money for you. ..Interest 4 per cent compound semi-annuall- y. State Bank of Payson La Mar Loutenspck and, Miss Tad Helen Shuler entertained a num- Poulton of Magna spent the week end ber of her friends at a Halloween in Payson the guests of Mr. and Mrs party Wednesday evening to celebrate Joseph Bingham and Miss Marjorie her birthday. : Wilson. Miss Virginia Street entertained Mr. and Mrs Ed. Berlin and daugh-teitwelve friends at a dinner party Satand Mrs Jennie Musser and son urday evening at the Street home on Wayne of Salt Lake were the guests South Main Street to celebrate her of Mr. and Mrs Vivian Patten over birthday anniversary. . Halloween Sunday , colors and motifs were used in the decoratiohs and appointments. Cards Mrs. E. H. Street gave a cleverly were placed for Miss Edith Young" of arranged Halloween costume party American Fork; Miss Ruth Harding, Monday afternoon for her little daughMiss Fern Page, Miss Edna Page, ter Helen. Appropriate' gaines were Miss Helen Porter, Junior Dixon, El- played and a fortune teller gave to the mo Wilson, Haley Bird, Farrel Olson, young guests a picture of the futuio. Theron Snyder and Reid McMullin. The decorations and favors were atProgressive Rook was the diversion tractive and in keeping with the fesfor the evening. tive season. s, . .Order Christmas Cards at The Chronicle Office. Order NOW to assure an early delivery. your June Curtis entertained a number of her young friends at a jolly Halloween Party Wednesday evening The decorations, games and refreshments carried out the Halloween Idea, - - V ' I |