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Show jy ' iSt ft ft us.?,. ti ii.a. pi . it nit A NEWSPAPER DEVOTED TO THE BEST INTERESTS OF SOUTHERN UTAH COUNTY A til ;t! NUMBER 36 56 volume PAYSON, UTAH, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER M. I. A. GROUPS PRO CLAM AT HOLD CONVENTION Pi epat'citu! I O N of PAYSON CITY, UTAH SUBSCRIPTION PRICE 8, 1944. $2.00 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE PAYSON SCHOOLS TO URGE SUPPORT OF TO SEEK RECRUITS OPEN SEPTEMBER 11 FOR COAST GUARD A Coast Guard and SPAR For use in the tremendous of work perrelief, girdling globe party ull amvo m ii. sonal and family rehabilitation, Payson on S ptember 9th for 4 ward and m ii elcMoiuuin September and October as promotion of recreational and days on a reel uiting tup. M' annual cun in ,, morale sustaining efforts among of the paily are Coast Gu..id the armed forces abroad and at mg at the Thu i home in all allied and enemy ter- yeoman first class Donald Jans n convention v, , j. ritories, the United War Fund of of Salt Lake Cty, Utah; SPAR Stake Pit Mm nt Utah as a part of the National eoman third class Glides Around sen. JOWSING HEREAS, it appears that there will be a bountiful War Fund has been assigned a crop in. of Giafto.i, Ninth Dakthis section of the Business nt quota of $405,000 to be raised in a ota; and SPAR county this Fall, and the season is Mary E. Clapper, whirlwind campaign of less than seaman eluded tile St Hell n late for the harvesting of some crops; and an growing of Bn mingham, class fust The two weeks, October 3 to 14. ing of a new . acute shortage of harvest labor is imminent, and Alabama. of Earl Glade Salt J. the Young Mt i.Y M I ; Mayor The recruiting party is seeking V. Lake City, president of the Unit- enlistment Hendrickson, Dm,., HEREAS. the harvesting of GEMS OF THOUGHT of young uomiii who Ion and bushel every possible ed War Fund, and Governor Herlieber Jones of the grain, fruit and interested in serving their ate is the vital lo B. crops vegetable bert Maw, honorary chairman, David C. Eoiut v., language oldest successful prosecution of the war, iherefore, gram this year is under the sup-e- r have urged usrnost leberality in country in the nation's the supei mi, i.ui i.t but maritime seiviee, the U. S. Coast speak Disspeak, of Nebo the School lsion all you from the contributions 1 Biown patriotic and mk T. I. FLOYD Glial d. Qualifications for enlistvou tmnk: trict Cusli will be paid for all people of tUah. HARMER, Mayor of Payson City, Utah, hereby Sybil An are: be between the ages of J.hts are your own; your sistants. the no district and produce by Last year, the people of this ment proclaim the months of September and October, 1944, a ed as an assistant ,n lL 20 and 36, no cluldicn under 18, t ."lords are so no more produce tickets will be issued as state were quick to respond to the special Harvest Season, and urge every man, woman, of tm Young Wmmn's of high have at least two Henry Delaune .las been the case before. appeal and we are sure that the school, and pass theyiats and fcoy who Glad',can apin girl, aid organization, WiRon, lhe of even required and One crops, fifth will meet gathering local in workers grade the campaign titude and of the Mildred Olsen Wus sasta.m'd again tests. SPAR it be only a few hours, io ! guage is the armory physieil to at Junior Payson put forth every possible effort High School. will meet with the same hearty fill the vacancy. Ihta Page is tun- -, to assist in the harvet of All fifth grade bus students plus response in October," said Mayor "hoots take their indoctrination the and other assistant crops in this vicinity. to Mis Wilson Sthe trophies of its past those living between Third East Glade. "The need now is greater tunning at the CoastGuaui Tunnits future con- The program for the totnm-wa- s neapons ing Station at Palm Beach, Fla. All who desire employment and all who desire to to and including both sides than ever before. Street As the Coleridge All women who are inteicsud are conducted by Mrs.Wilson and of exend-inSecond West an Street areas are the labor should liberated, E. employ contact H. Cutler, local representt he' reinvites! to nation included congiegational singing through the city will attend work of foreign relief agencies is cordially booth set visit infer the spirit of the ative of the City and County Employment Service at lhe of Carry On. prayer hy the Post at up lang-cruiting the the j fifth at from the Junior high intensified. Information cm needs grade tat measure City Office, so that the work and the workers may be Hutchinson; welcome by H Those east of Third East Street in various areas which heretofore Office for further information. which is a sort of monu-itG. Lundell of the Stake residenThe Coast Guaid is also stokwill attend the Peteetneet and has had to be filtered out through brought together. which each forcible mdi icoruits among seventeen-yea- r theme cy; hun-jing those west Mrs. of of second piesentation West by Street devious channels, becomes stark many in a course old youths for steward's WITNESS Rita hand vocal duet bv Page; and the Seal of Payson City, Utah this will attend the Taylor. my Emma contributed reality with enormous requireyears has Broadbent and June Fulinier, ac6th day of September, 1944. Boundaries for other element- ments as relief workers, official males in the Const Guard nltst-eEmerson All youths "ho ,uc i by Lois Cuwan;tulk, ary grades will be as follows; and private become eye witnessinstru companied take their lecruil twonm; at Lets Go to Mutual;' LaMar g juage is the only (Seal) fourth Grade: Bus students plus es to conditions." FLOYD HARMER, are Hendrickson; the training station m . uriuittan jf science, and words students from Inboth Secof With of sides events the diamatization, the past year Mayor of Payson City, Ulah. Ie sign of ideas. ond West and eastward will go to the National War Fund has in- eBucli in New York. All interspiration Please,' directed by MiSamuel Johnson ldred Olsen and pai ticipatedln by Peteetneet. Students living west creased to an aggregation of 22 ested youths are urged to contact aux-o- f Harold of Second west will go to tle Tay- - affiliates. These include the fam- Yaomen Jensen at the Post Office the Patten, Jimmy not always ids are Quigley, lor. Third Guide: all students liv- ous USO, United Seamens ReGloria and Maxine CurHutchinson, Truth. The spirit, Honoring Mi, and Mis. J. Fail Geraldine tis, vital McBeth, ing west of Second west plus lief, War Prisoners Aid, and all the. Nancy Lant, letter, performs a leception "as given MCh'llan, bus students will Ruth to the Dienels, relief Ann ePteetneet. whoso Fay Love. go and Barnett foreign agencies fas of Truth ward chapel WedThud at the All and others will Ann to have so sobecome activies go familiar. Mary Hillman; vocal Taylor. Mary Baker Eddy The marirage nesday evening. lo by Joyce Nelson, Second Grade bus students To them this year there have been accompanied truths are' best by Pauline Christensen. deepest students on both sides of added new American sponsored was an event of August 22 in the plus Utween the lines, and, for First west and eastward will go organizations for present and fu- Salt Lake temple. The general program was folwrit-t- j Guests "ere leceived by Mr. to Peteetneet and others to the ture relief in Italy, the Philipjbst part, lefuse to be lowed by departmental meetings Mis. Barns F.vans, Mrs. Miland LIEUT. W. R. GILSON A Bronson Alcot.t PAYSON MAN AIDS and business. A talk was Taylor. pines, Lithuania ( to which will dred Ream, J. J. Evans, father of given WINS AIR MEDAL M First Bus Grade: be IN THRILLING added RESCUES students and others Rulon probably by Doman, chief executive during those living West of Second East the next few weeks or months) the bride, the biidal couple and of the National Parks Council of Second Lieut. Vervin R. GilMr. and Mis. Dave M.sers of iffl NOT WRITE? Lt Harry Glenn Dawson U. S. will go to the Taylor, all others and various other services operatIns like a soldier never Boy Scouts; congregational sing- son, 19, husband of Mrs. Jean Gil- N. R. of The bnde was lovely in a to the a on Peteetneet. Mrs son go of the fronts and of ing America and prayer by Payson, fighting white suit with a corsage of pink writes ing Enrollment nough from home, at of the high school nearby bases. son, Wells Monk concluded the Payson, has been awarded Minnie McMullin has been reand white gladolias. Paul Hurst Rex Patten from Fort the Air Medal, it was announced ported by the Navy as among a will be about the same as last acted as master of ceremonies at Kansas, in an interesting a with CAPTAIN WILSON year just slight increase, The departmental meetings by the 15th Army Air Force head- group of Navy plane command- however they a program which included an re received this week, and were conducted by Grant will operate with MOVES TO INDIA Gard- quarters in Italy. election by Mrs. Jennie send one could ties with less teacher due to the large Mrs. Stanley Wilson received a ers who recently participated in you ner, Special Interest; Hazel Baird, In the words of the citation, Lt. Wilson; vocal solo by Caral Hales increase cable classenrollment in for from a message her perlome M Men and Gleaners; Sybil Amos, Gilson was awarded the medal 20 open-sereseures of 52 aviatSaturday his mrtthcr Mrs: seen the look on a kids Seminary. School will start husband, Stanley Wilson, super- aecompninrd hya Abner Baird and Rulon "for meritorious achievement in ors and P. T. boatmen adrift in es in Juniors; Hales; Eugene saxaphone solo 9 he a. m. at on then a day goes by and Some of the rescues ter a brief the first day and af- visor American International Red by Richard Hales, accompained I receive a letter, Private Doman, Scouts; Leona Schramm, aieial flight while participating in the Pacific. he that had for arrived instrucCross, assembly safely Beehive; Vernon Johansen, mu- sustained operational activities were made under fire from the Mrs. Hales; violin solo by Sylcontinues. Mail call means tion, classes will continue through in India, to which area he has by Clara Johnson, dancing;Mr. and against the enemy. A navigator, enemy. The boatmen were sic; via Myeis Bliss accompained by d the i to the boys. Youve He day. Only one new faculty been officially transferred. Mrs. Arch Williams, drama; Vera Lt. Gilson is stationed in Italy of an unfortunate mis- member will be at the high school has been supervisor of all Red Claia Johnson; selection by the that a hundred times Nebo Stake Male Choi m; readtaken identity incident between Miss Adelia Parkinson, Era. with a 15th AAF Liebrator Id, So what? I dont know She will Cross activity in China for almost our own airmen and boats. The teach home Lindsay. has which squadron ing of a one act play Leap Year A letter from economies and will two years. try well. Bride by Harris Evans. been bombing Ploesti, Vienna, others were navy and army ; viat- organize a class in art for which Ve is news from home, to Previous Mrs.Wil her cable, OLD WATER SUIT The details of the reception Steyr, Toulon and other vital tar- ors who had made crash landings students will be premitted to reg- son had received a letter written I could be home where a followed and white theme, of German at sea and were adrift in life boats ister. She is a network the in gets fish and hunt. I suppose graduate of U.S.A.C by her husband while en route with late pink summer flowus used industrial centers thruout south- or jackets. China. home In from vocational the first he iij economics and is getting ready for the stop MOVES FORWARD Lieut. Dawson has had two has ern Europe. profusely. The serving table was I taught two years in Idaho and made in India, just over the hump centered tason, or will be soon. with a pink and white A student at the University of years of active duty in the Paci- two years in Arizona high schools. from China, he went out to look was always ready by the Utah lake wat- Utah before he enlisted with the fic as a pilot. He has been home The cake and was covciod wedding fee one and of the first at Registration the around, perhigh July. Maybe next year er a white lace cloth over pink with Ai my Air Forces on March 27, on leave and visited in Payson for school will be increased to suit, involving adjudication sons met he was Tom be home. three Corporal thousands of defendants moved 1943, Lt. Gilson received his com two weeks in August. He has left dollars, due to the increase in Law, son of Bishop and Mrs. J. satin. .nsso much here you have for The reception was given by the his with last forward wife another on 8, 1944, Friday Jacksonville, step upon mission April Federal tax from 10 to 20 per cent A. Law. He reported Tom to be !) straight up to keep from when District Judge C.E. Henderbrotheis and sisters of the couple. of advanced naviga- Florida, where he has been in Faculties in completion the condition and schools various splendid physical The rivers are full son of the Third District court school at Hondo, Texas. He tional be will as follows; High School, feeling fine. I'd like to see a clear Mr. and Mis. William II. Blank signed an order directing that the wa stationed at Louis A. Bates, Principal, J. D. tor a change. acHarmer received Calif., has been visit Mayor Floyd adjudication go forward in Field, Tucson, Anz., prior to his Christensen, E. H. Culler, Donald Woodrow Wilson, a second class of Oakland, home at of Mis. Blank the a decision handed assignment to the 15th Air Force a letter this week dated Aug. 31 H. Fuller, J. Rowe ing cordance with reOfficer in Naval ship Groesbeck, Petty CHINS UP son and daughter, Mr. and Mis. down by the state supreme court overseas. and written from Chicago by 1st Blaine Allen, Adelia Lindsay, pair, has been in Payson as he R. W. Davis. greatest weight any man last May. Lieut. Wilford E. Smith, a chap- Stanley Powleson, Arthur Powell, goes from Bremerton, WashingMr. of wrote son which The Lieut. Jones, court, Holla-daa Alanew ton Bryce to supreme Eugene Hillman, Howard is his chin on his chest assignment in James Dm rant and fainilv spi nt three decisions in the case, ruled and Mrs. Heber Jones of Payson, lain in the U. S. Army. Doyle Liddle, Clara Johnson. bama. He has been visitinng with Suzanne Keener is He The letter reads as follows; John F. Oleson and Laura Shep- his wife and sons and his parents, the wee k end at Mi Unit- "it;, ms head might be sensible that the adjudication must be has ai rived in England. two sisters, Mis Douglass Mathis brother, and of the state pilot on a direction made I Wilson. under enclosed Mrs. noticed Mr. herd, and Robert the Seminary. picture pt readying to butt, but thews and Mrs. Hairy Junior High School G. Grant kn or woman it is a engineer. Under ti.is procedure, Ensign Allan Jones, is in the in this mornings Chicago Daily the state engineer assembles facts Nuy Air Corps. News. Perhaps it has appeared in Gardner, principal; Dorothy Brad- UNITED STATES WAR tenat chin from the chest! and information and makes a your local papers also, but in case shaw, H. A. Curtis, Mary Jewett, PLANTS FACE CRISIS Ladies of the Second ward are James L. Bjarnson, son of Mr, it hasn't, I thought you would be Vernon Johansen, Reed Jones, first movement toward tative adjudication which is brot to a work and busm ss invited of to our sDeed the E. of Due, army or re- and Mrs. David Bjarnson, interested in it. My interest is Huish Moore, Crista Olsen, FlorWe blame fate and God into court for acceptance Relief on 't battle and Society meeting ne xt Tueshis silver fields, D. ence was navy foreign Dean I theson, given Maram Vest, from to due fact that Pay rts of Simmons, lu provided fur will inugliness like greed jection by the litigants. for day. has demand Sewing the to the and supplies promoted As originally brought by Salt wings Utah, having passed through Pay-so- garet Williams, Elizabeth Huish, (and hate. But we seldom all. to such an extent comthat creased he Guy Johnson, Lucille Liddle, Mrs. Lake City and four Salt Lake gi.uie of corporal when many times," "selves for the our war material plats are unable ugliness Arthur Powell. to en- pleted the flexible gunnery course The picture enclosed was a canal into the county companies A group of friends met ;.t the world, ugliness to keep pace with the demand due men at the Yuma Air Peteetnet on radio and Garth cut for "Utah with Olsen, interference rights and captioned, prinjoin home of Mr. and Mis. Beit Bo"en discouragement. to labor extreme shortages. most Field this week. Pin I to this Yank Delights British Lads with cipal; George Wyler, Melva Love(you raise head and Utah lake, the suit involved dl night to honor Mr. B av-- c Tuesday The your War, Navy, Department flexible Hariet less, coungunnery, Alice in Francom, in Utah SpenCowboy Tales, Nt the stars some of naming n at a sm prise bnthd.iy pail,,. A in their of the water rights Maritime and the Commission, from Leona It showed Sgt. Vaughn Davis, cer, Wasatch Schramm, Mary Jcpp-soBjarnson graduated and beauty will come to ty and part of defendants. county conjunction with the Office of vanety ol games and re In MMildred Spackman. But he Radio operators ad rnechan-- son of Mrs. Rhoda Davis of Pay-soand some 3500 ru will find re-- 8 He D. S Managemet have di- oments v.ue injojed by all atten courage, Sioux LaMer Falls, a s .n surrounded Taylor the school, First ward, Hervlrickson, Emergency by that the power that the supreme court d cisi n, War rected the Mapower Comof the Payson high smiling group of little Britishers principal; Helen Wride, Cecil a g: ad note attoineys.oioud-eneof R silvery mission to supply the most critical light in a dark opinion to water Lcnore Della of all McClelHill, the with stories them Mh' include virtually thrilling Ml Til lie Lo less ntci tallied it raeP faith m your heart of the affected war firms 100,000 wild West days in America. Sgt. lan, Kathryn Betts. Salt Lake a dinner for Mr. and Mrs! lank at orin H kt h. 15, workers Think Tank. the water rights in by September war some Spring Lake Wells Monk, prinDavis is a crew member of the In looking over Mr. and Mis. Robbins, be ovelcss, county as well. can der that stepped C. supplies Vickers, U S. Army 8th Air Forces bused cipal; Alta Cowan, Veia me other day, L fPlNGS FROM THE to keep our soldiers and sail-o- i and Mis. Ruth Bre"citon. com-- t up ot tin telephone ,r, igt in England. A think TANK s in their present fast moving Applications fm GaPason, suddenly found activities to crush our enemies. WOMEN SHOULD VOTE Ration Books should lie u.aue his FOOTBALL at a picture of STARTS Inking The many friends of Lawrence MONDAY AT P. and girls are on the Our boys a in September 11 an-- 13h at m earth none of us S. H. bringing mg may the office of the rairm boa id Ap A woman is a good citia n when war front giving their very lives Knoles, formerly of Payson will ut it doesnt rtm p: s mer at St Lo, France be ' to hurt Football will to on on if learn and and home she be assumes the respmisibil.t' ol the be interested here m.. need practice begin happy blanks 4tle plication in',"tr,. Normadv invasion, ground work. n of the splendid job being done by Monday, September 11 at the high front we should be able and will- her welfare and a mine. all Service Stations and t the to most a tia he I lot m Coach He Don she f school, Bill enlisted where our the stands services sell to It v. m oe in according Army. ca-notices wrinkles- it ration board off'ee ing Liras MiKell, an auaion has in the army air corps in 1940, al- Fuller. The first game will be on needed to help save the lives of life and stands ad act,- "it1 on o, P'eeo the imes. necessary to furnish the back t m the Army Air Corps, age in the face of oppositi n lor though he was past the draft age. September24, and will be played our miCitary personnel. A Book. bit ti mMerred to Mai fa Field, He enlisted at Sacramento, New at night under the lights, accordi.e,mutuahy disappoint- - tne old Woikcrs who are on less essen- what she believes to.be riant he W not whore come to her n tial or little needed operations ..c Dx.-- from Amanda, She is interested in civic Mexico, where he has lived since ing to present plans. hTe W of him andup she did Dr. Sidney B. Spiny. o! u1-bbeen stationed, according to will be Lincoln High of cannot afford to stay on such he was and talks tluni over m he r Payson. Although leaving his work by Young t0 this unny-ityvia i ecoived )dCi expecta- - Brigham ilUP Orem. w is first to our home and civic gioups. Site t: an Their he was mechanic ond a duty jobs. Soi tin very capable at McKeli. the speaker Mis Mary mu Football suits will be issued to county who need their services to find the truth and to clean an given intensive and specialized sacrament meeting Sunday in that line afipr enter- gridders Saturday from 7 to 10 p. now more than ever before. The informed public opinion. cannot bound 17th. mu-oface training son ... the City n tiw Fay nly September Vinlt Her citizeship is sli i nctm r.e the army, including a splen m. An insurance charge of $1.50 lives of our soldiers are worth far of tune. baby daughter, ing course with each disbe must enor before more likes her right to vote in hi r men the of than suits at did any the by paid Stone public ill line wide, University Mr. and Mrs. Men 's (be spirit that Fecit' Jane V.mce, botn Aug. She .appreciate':; tne likes. lfher WedHe spent last Christ are issued. Minnesota. community. received e afraid. lawn a Vance lion at paity tertained srlr Mis Jane Newell Provo office of War Man- importance of voting m a ei. The his Mrs, mas with Mis R and Dorothy sister, Mr. Lieut. evening, A cantaloupe and watermelon power Commission, United States uid tnat her husband, country like om goal old People know the nesday at a famm a id Harris Vance was missing Feland in California and left in iiulo! ant to show it off. Merrill entertained Dm with plenty of free canta- Employment Service, must supply U. S. A., and cxcicises h. bust, n; for overseas hiand training. January on Aug, since Fiance lht( dinner Sunday over m ad and watermelons for ev- 375 workers in the eight high vote and encut agher loupes in that has been He casing since England Mrs of entuti.ra t l!!?es dumb animals Mrs. O. J. Merrill M: Vance is a mve 1.1 tune and is doing fine work in the erybody will be the feature of the priority firms who are most af- ing otheis to vote f r ofnu-r- who t of Puvsun and Lieut S tail re!'bops because a buffet supper Fuday V St. dance at Arowhead Resort Satur- fected. I.D Re'cruitits representing "ill honestly and thcontly m. back. a' son of Dr Arthur Maintenance division of the army i' honor of Mr. and Mrs Vanci be serve the inlerets of all the pen. acfirms will these day associa He the September air 9th, evening, Corps. m a grad-jenjoys He is f husiasm Oakland. Those Yoree f piovo dies iina man, of the young boys with cording to anouncement of Mr. in the Povo office Monday and pie. Blank, Mr and l Young Univer- - tion ' Of Are you a good citi. on, Parson nim might as well were Mr. and Mrs. In case the weather Tuesday, September J1 and 12 alt he is assigned to work and Migliaccio. whom . n audan as DavuhiUi W. Mrs. R. imployid n V is too cold for comfort at the Re- Come and apply for these vital women are, of cm use so let's His home him l call all Mr.--. Pop". they MroTiVl .1 m P n Dn go dc fore entering J. Merrell, i friend.-- , sincerely wish him seat, the dance will be held at the war jobs. Help fight the war with vote. R town J ov-ac Stone, Mr. anc'bc V KATHRYN S. BETTS. us. Palomar in Spanish Fork. hosu iiu IK a as assigned continued success. rtLry wel1 e ra;4i Stone st June Blair knWS SI ..S V. Ychu0rchWh Caolee Merrell. ?r s' i Mutual Iinp.u ,, in Nebo Stjke in Payson will open September 11 at 9 00 A. M. School will continue throughout the day, so students should come prepared. This year the Central School building- adjoining the Junior high school has been equipped as the school lunch center. All lunches for schools of this area will be piepared this year at this center. The upper part of the building is also being prepared as a serving place for the Junior high school. The luneli proSchool Special Harvest Season ( i Scrapbook ( , nt GiiL-liannn- er sapt'm-tenden- ! nazi-ridde- n g Man-for- d 0 ji j lte-erve- s. d 5foe,s of Our tMIen and Women In the firmed Services cA(eu)s Pay-so- n. rs prob-fcar- bom-baidme- i I e . Davis-Montha- n VIE y, ity a 2 7 ges-fea- t. gun-mi-- n -- Cor-poi- al n, u i n Ca-hoo- n, d e c- - I m-t- lf - - ; k - pioo-lem- s, oppo-ositio- k lho t , Hos-pjt- ut al I lu-- 2-- .. mo-crat- ic i v 1,1J1-'-o- e f high-priori- Mis-R- Mei-il- - '!' T - r 1 M4 a- - 1. ty i |