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Show THE PAYSONIAN, PAYSON, kuLS IJlJu VOLUME I. PAYSON, UTAII, NUMBER 1920. 17, 192. thb PaO ANNOUNCEMENT. I.1AMNG GREAT IilAUWAY IN UTAH of tho Payson High School. DECEMBER 17, .U3 OF CHRISTMAS a Written and Edited by tho Students DECEMBER UTAH, II FRESHMEN Next weeks issue of the Silver The class has been going along in and Tho Oreen will contain a num- - the ;ast week very much the same The ERLANDSON Editor 1,,r "f compositions, illustrating tho as it did the week before. TJELMA . MORGAN Advisor Chris, mas spirit, contributed to the class party was held on Friday, December 10, and everyone in the class LOWELL JOHNSON paper by students of the Payson was All had a very jolly present. Athletic Editor jtiime. NAOMI ELLSWORTH Society Editor SENIORS SOCIAL H. S. Reporter MINNIE BOWEN IMOGENE ADAMS.Senior Reporter Tho seniors entertained at a dinTHELMA ERLANDSON ner jvnrty Friday evening, December Junior Reporter VCPp j a,t tl0 sophomoses upset all 10, at the Lowis home on Utah THuu"n7UTi'i a' ,, ,ho i1jTc V defeating the fast avenue, covers being laid for the Sophomore Reporter The seniors and their partners. SH1RL DOUGLASS seniors quintet 24 to 14. By win- - color scheme was their class colors, Freshman Reporter from the seniors, the sophomores and white. Baskets of beauticiiichod the title. pink lmvc practically ful pink roses forming the centerWHERE ARE WE GOING? It was a fast game from start to piece for the tables, with Strips of from pink crepe paper arranged the center to tho place cards and Opportunity has hair in front; nut baskets which were also carried If you seize If behind she is bald. out in the same desigu of roses. Dinher by the forelock you may be abb, ner was served at 8:30 oclock, to hold her. But if allowed to after which progressive games were the main feature of tho evening. pass, not Jupiter, himself, can catch There were seven (tables, each ono her again. Miss presenting a different game. This old English proverb is a Donna Daniels was awarded first good ono and should bo pondered prize for having won in tho most games and Lowell Johnson received many times by all of us hero at the Every ono booby prize. Our opportunities are high school. present spent a most enjoyablo evenso many and so various that we One that will never be foring. are inclined to value thern too cheap-ly- , HIGH SCHOOL REPORT gotten. as is generally the case when Last week being educational week JUNIORS things come easy for us. Money high school was visited by dif- that comes easily goes easily; wealth, the fereat organizations of the town, We have heard it said that the inherited is often quickly squand- - 0n Tuesday of last week the Re- w ot6 deod, but really we jutiiors ered and time and opportunity plac- - lief society visited school; the pri. arent. The girls have already encd before us are often valued so aiary officers came Wednesday and tertained the boys and we have rea. on the Commercial club Friday. son to believe that the boys are lightly as to be, somotimes, of.moic Members of tho various At least we organizations planning something. Thus we someharm than good. visites different classes, . Special hope so. times turn our opportunities into meetings were held for them. In the recent class series the junwere iors won two games. refreshments that hamper and hinder r"r departing f,,rAve,i t0 al vfi.t0.r8' ns all our lives. TO THE SENIORS very entertaining program was Surely in these times no young man given at the high school last FriMembers er woman should value the opportun- - day. of tha Commerical Oh, seniors were so grateful that wo dont know what to do, ity of a high school education .ight- -- club gave entertaining and instruc-ly- . In the keen, almost fierce, com- tivo speeches. The program was as What lit tie intelligence that have follows: we picked up after you. petition of tho present day eve-- , ..Two Selections But then you are so very wise (of one of us should feel that our par- - Orchestra ents are doing us an everlasting ser- - Double Male Quartette course you did not know it) vice by now placing Ithis chance ....Under Direction of Mr. Johnson You could afford to lose a bit and before us. Otto Erlandson still you wouldn t show it. Thoughtless and even un- - Sjieeeh President of Commerical club If it hadnt been for you we wouldnt grateful is the boy or girl who re- know anything now Mayor Ellsworth jects such an opportunity, and, rests Speech Deo Barnett Even to bent you in basket-bal- l on his oars, or thinks he is bluffing Reading wo , Dr. Curtis , wouldn't have know how. parent and teacher by mere attend- Speech ance. What we need more than Violin Duet Were trying our best to follow you Mr. and Mrs. H. Peyton Johnson and be a wise and great anything is a longer range perspcc- . Velma Harris But' were afraid before we are, a tive, a real vital appreciation of the Rending Mr. Coffman splendid chances wo have for lay- Solo long timo we'll have to wait. Then heres to the senior class, the ing the foundations of success for Song by the School our future lives. Let the Rest of The World Lets be more class as they themselves pep Go By, Lets buckle down now.; call graceful. ...Loo R. Taylor The (wisest!) Let 'a strike while the iron is hot. Speech class in the Tnyson Now is the time; today is our op- - Speech Melvin Wilson high and the biggest of all. i Star Spangled Banner port unity. Song (By a Sopohmore) E.-A- j j j i w-- e j . j , Utah's Christinas seal sale organization is completed in every county mid And Santa, Be Sure Dont Forget " on ; cinliruees a far greater number of people tins year tln.n ,n any of tlie preThere vious ivvcive a. a.. oil sales. are more Uiau !KJ of the best peopie actively engaged ill the sale, on vui.o.i.s coun.y ami ioeal column lees. .So. el idea:- are being worked out in tile various i onimiin.lies, displaying a that bids lair to lieu It ay eiiiliu.-aiM- ii ma.ie Cum one of i tie most suecesa-UI- I s olos in the U campaign. lai a c ny opened their sales with a cents cm.. i ninny Twenty-livadiiosSiiiii iv u.i charged and with each nr. slums seals were till. el tvvcht.v-hvtin- ini ie proceeds were g.viti. ai in d into the g. netal seal fund aim wot go fa., aecoid.ng to Mrs. Am. a M. Kopp, c .iciilive chairman, ill reai-nii vd.v's quota. James II. Wallis, c.vci alive secretary (jf the C.aii Cu'ii.e Health association, spese an "The Miss. on of the Penny Christmas Seal." Park City also arranged a local speaker's bureau with representatives ironi tlie various tail relies. Wilt just l few in. nines' nonce, these speakers, vitally alive to their subject, can present a al any gathering. Whenever a meet tig' s l.i al and it can be so lime is given to one of them. C. Denies While, Cmmiinu of one of Send us die Beaver districts, writes: U)-- ba-.i- a:. e e - g ii.-i- i Wise Men,' and anything else that wlil he of advun.tige in our sale. We are a hearty sympathy with the move ind v ill do all that we can to make it a .uccess." Brigham City 1ms arranged a schedule of nil the remaining days of the niio and will feature each day with some special stunt. The program for ach day will he under the direction One day if a different organization. will lie American I.cglon day, at which time all the legionaries will turn out to rUi-- money for the cause. ii in. i Another day will he in charge of tiiv Bee Hive girls, boy scouts, school chit-- ' ilren. Young Mens and Young mens Mutual Improvement as don, Belief society. Service Slui gion, fraternal orders, womens Commercial dub, etc. The Cooperfield school at Iting Canyon has the distinction of i the first school In the state to chase a health bond. The pttpiis :k knoviLY, school had a small fund This, theyUtcgis nniiiiously voted to spend in the lmso of a $5 health bond, that it inijSF THE ang in the schooilnmso us a pennflRICT, iient testimonial to their Interest in better Health. Miss Jennie Ileide- orient, prtnripal, sent the contribution with a letter front her pupils to the 'tali Public Health ussoeiiition a short time ago. As a recognition o; the splendid spirit shovyMpV dreu the bond tletv creased to $10 am( It ha soeiiition. - school. ..ice" tatlon of food Into that country. Tons Duehosiro and tons of It came from overseas tensive c; that duttd through ths Port of Danzig. It was Impossible to do all that carried or the administration wanted to do, be- One of ti cause the need of Poland was too great, Duchesn but It was agreed that enough food all the should be sent to Poland to care for the con the four million people until the great every s promir agricultural districts could again pro- heal ti vide for them. I But In addition to these four mil- the trio. lion people who so pressingly needed relief, there was another cull for relief from a source that could not be resisted: the children of the land. Many of these were orphans, hungry, emaciated, destitute and diseased. So the American Relief Administration added to Its work by instituting a system of In a few feeding these children. months a million nnd a quarter Polish pe children were getting a free meal evoth to food of ery day of special prepared counteract the effects of f.lielr previous and as wthage Dig) undernourishment.' Vebeftte of To flush the Job eight great organof izations have united under the name lar idea. of the European Relief Council to raise intendent oriCount of some suitable of the funds necessary to care for the the great (Jfo food needs and the medical needs of selling Thd idea was woi the 3,500,000 children of Eastern nnd Weber county Central Europe. These organizations ful. are the American Relief AdministraGeorge Mpey tion, the American Red Cross, the. American Friends ServJs' 7 VwLw' (Quakers), the Jewish Committee the Feu. ;a this colu the Churches of Christ te of 10 cenj Coup Knights of Col'Jmbu8,ratia. and the T. W. CL A ine. on rhil Is a common sight Vine snd fathertno One Rht and children t0day, tstera. This photograph, f,roth(,r?L lef worker at Brcst.l.ltovsk, shows an .ill -- J"5' Coles Hot Blast Range gives you full value saves from one-thir- d to one 'half your 3 foot p Property ness houses ad except furnace ian Office. -- . sale. for two acres .y of Two blocks pus. fuel bill II |