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Show A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER DEVOTED TO THE BEST l lpLUME i 60, NUMBER DROWSING THE u 53 PAYSON, AROUND Payson Vocalist to SCRAPBOOK Leave In for Mission na that subscribers will receive rer. added copy this year. Families with highest earthly enjoy-t- s are but a shadow of the I find in reading Gods word. Lady Jane Grey Ij The Payson volunteer fire department made Christmas merry for ten Payson families by subbing for Santa Claus. The firemen visited these ten families on Christmas Eve and took toys for the children, clothes and other items for all members of the families. Payson merchants were very helpful by donating the articles given. Chief Almon Harmer and department members wish to express their appreciation for cooperation of town merchants and city officials in making it possible to give needy families a truly merry Christmas. I t believe a knowledge ale without a college Tnore valuable than a rse without a Bible. William Lyon Work Sub-for-Sa- nta When you have read the Bible, will know it is the word of S, because you will have found lhe key to your own heart, T own happiness and your duty. si Woodrow Wilson of the course college 30, SUBSCRIPTION PRICE 1948 2 00 TER YEAR IN ADVANCE Lions Club Holds 250 Couples Attend Accident Victim Holiday Party MIA Sponsored conStill in a is dition at Payson hospital Peggy Montague, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Montague, who was struck by an auomobile Monday, December 20th, driven by Fred Samuels, Payson. Highlighting pected daily. Appeciation Expressing thanks and appreciation for the cheer brought to the local hospital thorugh the week previous to Christmas, Kenneth Tanner, manager, and his associates, wish the people of Payson to know that the hos pital was made happier by the thoughtfulness of the following: Payson City, through Mayor Floyd Harmer and the city council, who sent a box of chocolates to each employee at the hospital; Mr. and Mrs. Douglass Dixon, who provided a beautifully decorated Christmas tree for the lobby and a large box of chocolates for the nurses; City Drug and Daniels Drug companies, who sent boxes of candy to the nursed; Nebq Stance Ladies Chorus under the direction of Carl Nelson, who spread cheer through Christmas carols rendered an evening before Christmas; Miss Cecil Romney and her Second ward Sunday school class of twelve year old youngsters, who sang carols; end the Nebo Stake Chorus of twenty - male voices under the direction of J. D. Christensen, who topped off the joyous season hy singing carols through the hospital on Christmas Eve. Big news on Christmas Day was the birth of three baby girls, (all Marys, no Josephs, say attendants) to Mr. and Mrs. Ivan E. Howard, Nephi; Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Max Menlove, Moore, Payson. Maynard sea- Christinas Dance wee seated at holiday dressed tending Tuesday evening. - Hospital attendants report the youngster opens her eyes and cries out periodically. Liquid nourishment by mouth will soon replace the vein feedings of glucose which have fed her since the accident. Improvement is ex- Hospital Expresses the holiday son wrs the annual party given bv Payson Lions club with wives The Nebo Stake Mutual Christof members as special guests. Held at the Chicken Roost in mas dance was termed very successful by the 250 couples atSpi ingville, persons seventy ld BED CHRIsTMAS FAIR . . . DLrcganlhig the dispute between East Christ-mi- s and .Vest sector governments, Berlin will have Its traditional fairs vlth lerris wheels, carousels and colored flags. The most rameus of these fairs is that at the I.ustgarten, shown here, now In the Soviet sector. The bombed out Beriin dom furnishes a background for the gala event with which Berlin is chasing grim wir.ler rcehty. For Christmas Cheer Firemen Help Ten he DEC Improvement Noted in nine-year-o- Texas-Louisian- SCRIPTURES THURSDAY, semi-conscio- Texas-Louisia- Russel Schrerrer, well known member of Payson Fourth ward. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, plans to leave soon a mission for the will labor on a he where field, long term mission. A farewell and testimonial will be given in his honor Wednesday, January 5, in the Fourth ward chapel. He will leave for he mission home January 10th. EDITION ITFTY-THIRA graduate of Payson high weeks edition of The Pay- - school and Nebo stake LDS semi Chronicle is the fifty-thir- d inary, he was prominent in muue of 1948. This is an unusual sic activities and is now a memthe Nebo Stake Male chor- urence, normally only 52 edi-ar- e ber of us. ms printed during each He is a son of the late George r, but the days of 1948 fell A. and Geneva Stewart Schaer- - GEMS OF THOUGHT UTAH, FRIDAY, INTERESTS OF SOUTHERN UTAH COUNTY Electrical Power Earnings and Special interest groups of the stake sponsored the dance under the direction of Glenn Loveless and Mildred Warner, stake board Mrs . Warner was members. chairman, assisted by Dean Simmons, president of stake special interest groups. The hall was nicely decorated with Christmas motifs. A giant tree stood at one end of the high basket. Holly leaves, poinsettas and pine boughs carried out the Christmas theme. A floor show was presented under the direction of stake dance directors Mr, and Mrs. Garth Olson. Dancers were Boy Scouts and Junior Girls of the stake. danced two novelties, They and Skaters "Jingle Bells tables for dinner and a program. President Leonard Barnett expressed a hearty welcome, with Rowe Groesbeck serving as master of ceremonies for the program furnished by the Provo Lions, brought to the party by president of the Provo group and Roy Johnson, former Payson man. Each lady wrs presented with a rose corsage. Potted served as decorations and lucky number prizes, carried home by Mrs. William Hrnson, Mrs. Floyd Harmer, Mrs. George F. Wilson, Mrs. Pete Wilson and Mrs. Paul Hurst. Program committee included William Hanson, Sherman Loveless and Wallace Brown. poin-sett- as Waltz. Quarterly Conference Will be Held Construction Repayments 1 Cash payments had to be made Power and Light Co., to develop. on the Strawberry construction Regardless of what we do, it bill thisyear. It was bad enough would be well to know what we wasnt it? Revenues from pow- have on the Strawberry Project er and grazing were not enough to develop or to trade, or to give to off-sit. How about the away. To get the proper view or setpower business anyway? Shall we go into it or out of it? It ting, let us go back in the hisseems we must make a choice. tory of the project. When ConLet us look the problem squar- gress, in 1902 passed the Reclamaely in the face. First let us see tion Act, it provided: That the why farmers had to dig up cash Secretary of the Interior shall to pay construction costs. Repay- withdraw from public entry the et The committee was assisted in decorating the hall by Manuel Russell, Vera Clowgird, Roma Simmons and Lorraine Partridge. Sherman Loveless and his orOn chestra provided dancing music, with Miss Bonnie Oekerman feaNebo Stake quarterly confer- tured vocalist. ence will be held Saturday and Sunday, January 8 and 9, an nounces Christensen, George Annual Dance stake president. On Saturday evening at 7:30, Welfare meeting will be condut-e- Will Outstanding in the Third ward. General sessions of conference will be held in the Nebo stake New Eve tabernacle at ten a.m. and seven p.m., Sunday. The place for townspeople and Priesthood leadership meeting their friends to close out the old w'U be held in the Third ward year and welcome in the New chapel at 2:30 p.m. Sunday. Year will be at the annual Firemens New Years Eve dance. g dance This annual Advised fur Payson volunteer fire department is being held New Years Eve, Friday, December 31, in the Check Payson high school gymnasium. Proceeds from this dance go into the departments treasury Driving Equipment and pay for department activiKeeping your automobile in ties and makes it possible for the good condition is important at local volunteer unit to stay at all seasons of the year, but doub- beck of citizens in all emergencly important in winter, observes ies. the public safety committee of Serpentine, hats and the Payson Junior Chamber of are being held in readiCommerce. ness for celebrants attending the "Tires need periodic inspec- dance. Sherman Loveless and tion, require frequent check as his orchestra will play for the to air pressure, and when badly dance which promises to be the worn should be recapped or re- outstanding place to chase out declared Stan Bliss, old year blues. placed," But in committee chairmen. winter some motorists get careless about tires, neglect checkups 13 because of the cold, and these to most are the drivers likely become involved in skidding ac- As Y Wins January 8 and 9 Firemen be d Years Party ments differ. They depend upon lands required for any irrigation Phelps the repayment contract each works. Contemplated under the signed. However, three factors provision of this act. So, on he scriptures are very sacred, effect it. These factors are: 1st January 30, 1906, the Secretary aim must be to have them crop returns, 2nd project power of the Interior, seeing the great erstood spiritually, for only and grazing, and 3rd expendi-ure- s power possibilities, on Diamond this jinderstanding can truth Folk under the Strawberry Promade by the project. gained. from all We pay the government in pro- ject, had withdrawn Mary Baker Eddy forma.. of disposal whatsoever, for portion to the valufc of our crops. Att.-Generworks, under the first Giles al Crop returns for the past ten irrigation loving trust in the Author form of withdrawal, as aulhor-- i and are it therefore years up le Bible is the best prepara ud by the act of June 17, 1902 boosts the amount to be paid. for a wuse and profitable Clarifies Strawberry Valley Project Ruling Power returns and grazing iy of the Bible itself. follows the list of lands the in H. C. Trumbull. are and important earnings withdrawn, which included 120 On Nurse past have been sufficient to pay sec' ions or square miles on DiaId fast to the Bible as the yearly the repayment charge. mond Folk and Spanish Fork anchor of your liberties; Attorney General, Grover A. Expenditures also have a di- Canyon. This has secured and offi: its precepts in your hearts, Giles, has just released an rect effect. Money expended for held for us for foity-twyears practice them in your lives. cial opinion clarifying the law development and for repairs all power rights on Diamond Ulysses S. G'..r.t. regulating the licensure of Praccannot, of course, be applied on Fork. tical Nurses. According to his the repayment. However the There is about 2600 feet of fall except a few exempt ruling, earnings of the association have that can be used between the desire who im.i the state, Nure been sufficient to pay for tunnel and the Spanto pidc'uce as Practical Nurses provements and also to make the Strawberry ish Fork diversion dam. Some will stake Nebo in after July 1, 1949, must be licenThe bishops necessary payments to the gov- of this fall may be expensive to sed. have Tithing settlement day for ernment for several years. It may be a surprise to find use. On the other hand, some The Bureau of Home Nursing, their respective wards on Fast 1949. This 2, that the earnings from the vari- power sites are relatively cheap a State organization of Practical Sunday, January l! Tith1948 ous sources, are the greatest in and easy to use. Any plan, howNurses urges all Practical Nurses is the last day of the the history of the project. Power ever, requires storage in Diamond within Utah to apply for license ing year. Fork. The total cost will run inout delay. earnings are so large they make to considerable Howmoney. The Attorney General ruled, earnings from other sources look ever measured on proreturns j Intidtnt thould U remedied by small. High that a Practical Nurse who has cidents. Idtri it ocoe. Receiving Now we come to expenditures. fits it will be a good investment. of reasonable experience out that chairman The proof pointed MCEMUK There is of necessity a certain It is not altogether cash reas a Practical Nurse for five cheins should be standard equip- 26-1- 9 amount of outlay for new de- urns with which the waterusers ment for in every snowstorm to July years immediately prior on Many short of water. An estimated dCctotwte. MW. velopments and repairs. However tied up 1, 1947, may be able to qualify Harold ChrisLed by shortage of 25,000 acre feet is there are mfttor vehiclesin a difthe after greatest expenditure, for license without examination, stuck or snow drifts in II 13 points, the Much of this can be scored tensen modest. who the construction lepayment, was a curb if application is submitted prior Rent ficult alongside B. Y. position on state Diamond high Wildby storage champion the cash laid out for power. The supplied to July 1, 1949. and if a plant is built by or highway, unable to move Un- cats kept a narrow margin lead Fork Asrta are all the The Bureati of Home Nursing $320.20 has been paid to Provo association p.ud the Utah Power iso way, then burst ahead in using excess or cheap power for 11 help arrives and chains the importance of Defense Rental Area tenants by and Light Co. O'er $70,000 for pumping. Pumping, with very brought to the rescue emphasizes minute to dump the last lhe -y Mmd having all qualified Practical landlords during the past month powrer in 1Q48. This ate a big cheap power would serve a Frequent checkup of all safety Payson Lions Tuesday eveGvmtnr andtaty.lMt. rssocof the Nurses obtain a license under in settlement of rent overcharges, hole in th; earnings on vehicles is urged ning. equipment It double redeem will purpose. the waiver provision of the pres- Fred E. Ray, Provo area rent di- iation. IS ftlgnra hot Thanhs waste lands and would furnish with special a'tention given to The Wildcats maintained a two How about the U r.h Power and ent law. Nurses concerned may rector announced today. Ing. 111. needed water for irrigation. Many equalizing brakes, making sure point lead throughout most of ve Co.? be at Shall vexed license an Light obtain application for The federal rent official said other projects which have de- the defroster is working prop14 Alabama adntual ta stretching ;cld us powfor certain he game, sometimes by calling or writing to Rena B. that the refunds had gone to six- them because th Union, llTi veloped cheap power, resort to erly. determing ao four, but never more than it No. er? been have Deour can They Loomis, Head of Registration carry that until the last minute. teen tenants from ten landlords with great profit. We that windshield wipers They Eve y time we fall pumping added loads of snow and that the IS Haritotd convanUan. partment, Bureau of Business in settlement of complaints filed friends. look a must water for full supthe last until led three 1814. by points in down in poAoi requirements, ply. heater and battery are nvrtMmj Regulation, and requesting ap- with the area rent office of overChristensen Harold then minute plication forms be mailed to their charges by the tenants. Seven- they come to the rescue and pick act and on a It is estimated that a power shape. up! We could not have gotThe sense of relief in know- put address. teen cases were handled by the us Wildas suitwater the our two buckets and dunked using The Bureau of Home Nursing, egency without court action thru ten along without them. Ten plmt ing youre equipped to fight Old cats on Diamond able sites, power away. pulled a we fell down only ago years Man Winter victoriously is well 137, North West Temple, Salt voluntary settlements. Payson held a one point marfew times each year. We used will furnish (by storage and worth the price of making sure Lake City, will assist qualified Mr. Ray emprasized the prom- to sell them acre to 25,000 20,000 gin pumping) during the first quarter and need power they applicants in obtaining or filling ptness with whitjh his office inyour car is in good shape. of water in and But Christensen and led addition, we have notieet badly. But out the applications, and will be tenant complaints. In power cash returns from the sale on the steam durvestigates company needs. put our Our with built falling glad to furnish further informa- most cases, he said, action on conof will next the to or bepower pay project ing quarter, picked up ment of $4,825,000 down in power supply, has enough tion or copies of the license law, is initiated within 10 come chronic for build a power plant. Next year a three point lead then stretched and will ruction s' costs, complaints h pay wi us. As the through the cooperation of the days of their receipt. He point(and for several years to come) it to four points in the third years have gone on we have had itself in twelve years. Department of Registration. ed out that it is to the landlords to lean upon them more and The added water supply ol this outlay will increase unless quarter. A wet slippery floor in the advantage to settle justified com- more to furnish necessary power 25,000 acre feet will return a we do something about it. revenue in extra crops to the plaints against them on a volun- to supply our demands. We need some good level head- Womens gym in Provo hurt When we win a of the project of about ed thinking. We must not be both teams offensive play as they tary basis. They have helped us more and farmers case in court, he said, and we more each year Now they have $300,000 annually at present pric- rash, nor act unwisely. We have slipped lime after time when win almost all of the ones we to keep both arms around us, as es. This extra water should a greet deal we may loose; or a driving toward the basket for take to court we secure an in- it were, to keep us on our feet bring, after we can adjust our great deal we can gain. We shots. against the landlord pro- and going in the power business. crops, our average over-aChristensen played a superb crop need wise council, thoughtful The annual Christmas party of junction any violations of further to is now which $74.35, return Inhibiting up fbor results seek should and our friends. game, stealing the ball been have action, the Payson Lodge I.O.O.F. was the act. A subsequent violation They that of the Deer Creek that will be a lasting benefit to numerous times when the Lions equal us of stead power furnishing they Decemheld Thursday evening, by the same landlord then opens would like o buy from us. Any which is $134.53 or that of the and our childrens chil- attempted to throw the ball inber 23, in the Lodge hall. to contempt of court prowhich is him $93.41. to the pivot.' Ogden dren. Members of the lodge and their ceedings, with a possible jail development we make, they will Milo Young, Dick Taylor, and to us we the to seem return Let feel welcome. developexpenditures. planned Rightly They attended the affair. term or heavy fine or both T.x . . . Coach Earle Blaik 'families our farmers have paid a ment of the Strawberry will not Dennis Dixon scored five points This become can helpyear one mutually yet invited Members children as a result." tt Point pooea proudly with of their friends cash assessment of $26,500 on increase the construction cost of apiece for Payson with Blaine ful. and all received mbert Trophy that do we want to build a construction, and, in addition we the Central Utah Project it will Montague hitting four points. But, a Santa from Christmas Vd him for the fourth year gift Television will be available to new plant Maybe so and may- have paid $70,000 for electrical lower it. It will not only help J?e Ballif and Norman Christen. hr. The trophy is symbolic Claus. Some may think we energy, a total of $96,000. not. This everyone on the Strawberry Pro sen notched five points for Y be this in the half country people Rebekahs and Lodge members Aern eollere surpremacy for to our our informs manuturn banker end of should this amount, me, ject, but will help Utah county High, and Broadhead added two the possibilities and year, by exchanged Christmas gifts nny football team. and McIntosh one. the entire State. the Central Utah, or, to the Utah equals the interest on an invest-an- d facturers claim. a splendid party. enjoyed $ J licensing pi Motorists fund-raisin- to Winter o noise-make- Christensen Hits . Tenants From Payson Refunds all-stat- er ! Overpayments j i I J l- 26-1- I tip-to- p ball-stealin- 5-- I00F Entertains at Christmas Party ll es u -- j g 9 rs |
