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Show 0 FRIDAY PLEASANT GROVE REVIEW SEPTEXrt FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1932 PLEASANT GROVE BEVIEW Office J. D. Thorne Residence phone 57-W A PROGRESSIVE, INDEPENDENT PUBLICATION Entered in the Post Office at Pleasant Grove, Utah, as second class matter. Funeral Services Held for Mrs. Catherine Cath-erine M. Chadwick The Fourth ward chapel was filled to capacity Thursday afternoon after-noon of lant week when funeral nrvlces were conducted, for Mrs Catherine M. Chadwick, respected pioneer of this city who pasHed , away the preceding Sunday. The large attendance coupled with the many beautiful floral offerings bespoke be-spoke the love and esteem In which the deceased and her family are held In th community. Earn of the speakers paid tribute to her splendid character and gaxfe con- eolation to the bereaved family-Bishop family-Bishop Lett Robinson was In charge of the services which opened open-ed with a quartet comprised of ' Mcsdamea La Rue Morton and Verdell LJm and Messrs. John Webb and Kenneth Robinson slng- . ing "We Shall Meet Beyond the River". Mrs- Ann C. Hansen was accompanist for the vocal numbers num-bers rendered the services. The invocation was offered by President Presi-dent Earl S. Greenwood after whica Mrs. Morton sang "I'll Go Where You Want Me To Go". A sketch of the life of the deceased de-ceased wan read by Mrs- Nora B. Ingersoll, followed by remarks by Pres. S Ij. Chlpmanu Moral L. Steele then sang- "Thats What God Made Mothers For" iifter which Leo T. Shelley .. spoke. Elwood Dean next rendered-a cornet solo "lily My Head Beneath A Rose," aecompailed by Miss Lois Green-' wood. .-' Jumes H- Pulley then spoke and was followed - by Bishop Robinson who mode brief r'cs'ng remarks-. A solo "I've Read of a Beautiful City" was sung by Mrs. Morton as., the closing: number and thtt benediction was pronounced by John'M. Kleinman- ' . Interment was made In the city cemetery where the grave was dedicated dedi-cated by Bishop Robinson. : 0 . Relief Society Conference Satur. & Sun. v The Relief Societies of the four wards will open their season's work next Tueeday afternoon In the respective re-spective ward. The meetings In each Instance will.be the regular discussion of Teacher's Topics arid the presentation of the Theology lessons. The meetings will commence com-mence at 1:80 p. m- for the Teachers' Teach-ers' Topics discussions, officers and members of the Society, was demonstrated, the thought was conceived to organize them all Into one large chorus, which has now bi-en In existence for about two years, holding regular rehearsals during this time and appearing at frequent public- functions. It has Its own director, Its own organist, and its own soloists, sufficient 'al ent being in the group to meet every need of the organization. The broadcast will be by remote control from the great "Mormon' Tabernacle where the Singing Moth- erg give their numbers, assisted by the famous Tabernacle organ. The first program consists of: a talk of the organization and accomplish menu of Relief Society, and three numbers by the chorus the "Mor mon" hymn, "Come, Thou Glorious Day of Promise,' Mendelssohn's "I Waited for the Lord," and "The Lost Chord," by Sullivan. LARGE CROWD SEES M. I. A- PLAYLET In the First ward Mrs. Sabina Allen will present the Teachers' Topics and the Theology lessons are under the direction of Mrs. "Janet Bingham and Mrs- Pearl An derson. The week following, Oct. 11th, the Relief " Society members of this ward will enjoy an opening octal under- the direction of the recreation committee ; headed by . Mrs. Ida Ilaag. '. K- L Chlpman will present the Theology lesson in the Second ward next Tuesday. Mrs. R. E- Booth is In charge of this department and Mrs. Eliza Buckwalter In charge of the Teachers' Topics. In the Third ward Mrs Charlotte Char-lotte Shelley will be In charge of the Teachers Topic department and Mrs. Martha Hunter and Mrs. Oma Mitchell will conduct the TheoJogy department The Teachers Topics Wlii be discussed dis-cussed by Mrs. R. J. Stlce In the Fourth ward and Mrs. Laura Klein-man Klein-man and Mrs. Norm. Ingersoll bs chars of the Theology lessons. The meetings will continue each week from bow on, and the officers offi-cers of the wards invite all women f the ward to come." Singing Mothers One of the most unique singing organizations In Western America will be heard on the air in a series cf radio broadcasts beginning Sunday Sun-day evening, October 16, at 8:45 M. 8. T, and emanating from the studios stud-ios of Radio Station K-S-L at Salt Lake City. This organization, made up of members of the Relief Society of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, is known as "The Singing Mothers,"1 antf consists of zo can Lke mothers who have good voices and like to use them. - andwtto ran find time to spare from their household duties to participate In one of the moat progressive choral achievements of America n worn en. This musical program will be given In connection with a discussion of the activities of the great "Mormon' Relief Society. The first began their activity as small singing- groups in local organizations organ-izations of the Latter-day Saint Relief Societies. When the quality of work done Kirmage Hall was filled to capacity capac-ity Monday night by M; I. A. and Genealogical workers of the stake as well as many others of the city who came to see the M I. A- playlet play-let "Building the M. I- A." pre sented by the original cast from Salt Lake city. The Ideals of the Mutual Improvement Association were cleverly depicted In song, dance and speech all the while In the background the "builders" were constructing'. Upon a foundation of "Religious Training" and "Recreation", "Rec-reation", the "Blocks" representing the various departments were laid, and topped with the roof "M. I. A " Jhe' house was completed with a door "The Era" and the porch posts wore "Righteousness" and "Truth". Through the door of "The Era", came "Philosophy", "Poetry", "Drama", "Dra-ma", "Story", "Priesthood", "M. I. A- Messages", etc. with their messages. mes-sages. . The playlet followed the reffuljr M. I. A. and Genealogical union meeting departmer' work, and w:. brought, to the stake as a forerunner fore-runner of "The Era" drive which Hikes place the forepart of October. ' o MORALITY AND RELIGION OUR MAINSTAY i . . f How Modern Wo- Constitutional Araenflinem men Lose Pounds of FatSwiftly-Safely Gain Physical Vigor Youthfulnesa With Clear Skin and Vivacious Eyei That Sparkle With Glorious Health MCLATING TO JM' U- CORfOK'"""" Far more worthy of notice by the people of the United States than his dooluratlonon prohibition or' his reference to economy was the note of reverence sounded by President Hoover' in his speech of acceptance. Our great first President, George Washington, made the famous statement state-ment aa to the need of religion and morality If the Republic was to endure, fcy these small groups, made up of In the midst of- our present depression de-pression and other troubles, the President placed emphasis on the need of "spiritual as well as material mate-rial reform." Perhaps the politicians politi-cians of both parties and the artful makers Of platforms did not pay much attention to It, but the people at large, it is to be hoped, have grasped its-meaning.- Let's quote it. It was not given much prominence In any editorial we have seen in the dally press. The Chief Executive of this nation said: "The problems of the next few years are not only economic. They are also moral and spiritual. The present check to our material success suc-cess must deeply stir our national conscience upon the purposes of life Itself. It must cause us to revalue and reshap our drift from materialism mater-ialism to a higher note of individual and national Ideals. - "Underlying every purpose is the spiritual application of moral ideals which are the fundamental basis of happiness In s people, This) la a land of homes, churches, school houses, dedicated to the sober and enduring satisfactions of family life and the rearing of children in an atmosphere of Ideals and religious religi-ous faith. Only with these high standards can we hold society together, to-gether, and only from them can government survive or business prosper. They are the sole insurance insur-ance to the safety of our children and the continuity of the nation." -We have been passing, through hard and depressing times, and to many there comes the temptation of despair and loss of Faith. The times more than ever require that we keep before us the motto. "In God we trust." which was placed even on the coinage of this nation by the founders of this Republic. Lin our country there are millions of -no faith mndco'nequentIy"can have no Idea of morality. Fortunately for this nation mostly most-ly all of our Chief Executlbes havs been in a considerable degree men with a great faith in God. In uttering utter-ing "the words he did in reference to "the sole Insurance of the safety of the nation" the President struck a note that must win the approval of men of all parties, who themselves them-selves have faith in God and who upheld the Washington Ideal that religion and morality must be our great source of strength for the preservation of the Institutions handed down to us. Here's the recipethat banishes fat and brings Into blossom all the natural attractiveness that every woman poBuesses. 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Stata of Utah, so that th. ' w,n , sr0,.n,r.l - - ? ' 1 carpenter) ritjea ar t.-n. 'r"J.r, i adapt charts-.""" r u i ta ha aaaaaittra t. ',"'-p,,h' ,Jt .Wrlbotd-clt rdr ta f.l with ratarr af Stale mni""u P"" hZZ Vn dei srsrAmz Sleipal purpoae not ta ' bw. .hall provid. for th. Inco nratton. eaniiation ssd eln-i""""".0' towi ta proportion to 2lm' Ian ma. be altared. amended " ""T1'". An. ineorporatad citr - J! and adopt a eharur lor ra " ta tha followinr : Jt Tha kcUlativ. anthorir tt ts. av, star bv two-third, rata of Ha member. l&Tio of sulifM tha number of fifteen pflf t of all j aut at the next preceding .lection for tha offlc. of tha m.ror. .h.ll ',rlhritbtpt1j: rid. by ordinance for th. b"""i"" f lector, of th. ,otion: ' Shall . cornmb-.Ion cornmb-.Ion be choaen to frame r i na afdinanc .hall require that th quction ba .ubmitted U the elector. t tha next raarular municipal election. The ballot n-..i.i.. n-..i.i.. ....k -tinn ihall alto contain tha name, of c.ndidate. for member, at tha proposed commiMion, but thwrt part deaiimation. Such candidate, .hall be nominated nom-inated in tha aame manner a. requires law for nomination of city officer.. Jf . majority of tha elector, votinf on the qnartion of. ehocing a corornlmion .naji rata in tha affirmatlre, men in. "" candidate. Mceirinfr majority vote, eaat St och election, ihall eonatitute the charter eomraUaion, .hall proceed a bi'm m fVtm rtr Abt charter ao framed .hall be aubaut-ted aubaut-ted to the qualified elector, of the e.ty at an election ta be held at . time to ba determined by tha charter eommiuion. Which .hall bo sot lea. than iiity ear. ub-aaaaant ub-aaaaant to Hi eomplethm and dbtriontioD aswnr the elector, and not awn than eat rear from atsch data. Altarnatiya provl-aton. provl-aton. may alao ba submitted to ba voted Boa separata!. Th. aoinraualon ahaU ants provialona for the diatributlon of esrla. of tha propoaed charter and of any ararrnatira proviiion. to the qualified eJea-tas eJea-tas of the city, not leu tla. sixty day. be-fara be-fara the election at which it la voted trpoa. neh propoaed charter and luch alternatrn ptwrlaion. a. are approved by a majority of nVa elector, voting thereon, .hall become an rcania law of auch city at .uch time aa stay ba fixed therein, and shall .uperaede say cxbti&f ehai-ter and all law. affecting tea enranUation and eovernment of auch oity which are now in conflict therewith. Within thirty day. after its arpraral a copy a. anek )iartF aa mAnnlpii certified be the ! mayor and city recorder and authenticated by the seal of such city, ihali be made In duplicate and deposited, one in the office of-fice of the secretary of State and the other in the office of the city recorder, and thereafter all court, shall take judicial notice of such charter. r Amendments to any. such charter may ba framed and submitted by a charter commission com-mission in the same, manner as providel for making of charters, or may be proposed pro-posed by the legislative authority of the city upon a two-thirds vote thereof, or by petition of qualified electors to a number num-ber equal to fifteen per cent of the total votes cast for mayor on the next precedv ing election, and any such amendment may be fubmitted at the next regular mo nicipal election, and having been approves by the majority of the electors voting thereon, there-on, shall become part of the charter." at the time1 fixed in auch amendment and shall ba certified and filed aa provided in eaaa as? charters. ' Each city forming its charter under thai action shall have, and is hereby granted, the authority to exercise all powers relating to municipal affair., and to adopt and enforce en-force within its limits, local police, sanitary and similar regulations not in conflict with the general law, and no enumeration of powers in this constitution or any law hall ba deemed to limit or restrict the general grant of authority hereby conferred! confer-red! but this g-ant of authority shall not include the vos.it to regulate public utilities, util-ities, not municipally owned, if any auch regulation of public utilities is provided for by general law, nor be deemed to limit or restrict the power of the legislature in matters mat-ters relating to State affairs, to enact general laws applicable alike to all cities of the State. The power to he conferred uoon tha aitiaa by this section shall include the following! (a) To levy, aaseea and collect taxes and borrow money, within the limits prescribed by general law. and to levy and collect apa-aial apa-aial assessments for benefits conferred. (b) To furnish all local public service.; to purchase, hire, construct, own, maintain main-tain or operate, or lease, public utilities local In extent and use: to acquire by condemnation, con-demnation, or otherwise, within or without with-out thi corporate limits, property neeea-aary neeea-aary for any such purposes, subject to restrictions re-strictions imposed by general law for the protection of other communities ; and to grant local publie utility franchise, and within it. powers " regulate the axereiaa (a) T. mak. local public iraprorementa sad ts acquire by condemnation, or other-raw, other-raw, property within its corporate limits for each teamTpnaiaaiita . mrA . aeauire an exeeM over tbas that needed need-ed for any such improvement and ta sell or "eh exeaaa property with rastrlctiona, b aadar ( protect sad preserve tea ias-ewwrenient. ias-ewwrenient. (di To iesue ana Mil bonds on the aa-srity aa-srity of ny such excess property, ar of any public utility owned by the city, of af tha revenues thereof, or both, including, la the case of public utility, a franchiee start, tag the terma upoa which, in eaaa f fare, elcarare, th. purchaser may eperaat each utility. j . SECTION J. Duty af Secretary af State. 'The secretary of fitata i hereby directed ta Jbmlt the propoaed amendment to the beters af the State at the next fmvwal . ""-"v-1 Mm laae Erred If by tha electors af thia Stata, this seat shall take ettect oa Janta anuary tat. a WeJHnav Secretary af gut af th. Suu of Ub, do hereby certify gart O- foregoing j. . full, true and eorrae of the ConsUtutional Amendment pra-Ped pra-Ped jy the regular aasaien of the leirkLa-J" leirkLa-J" sf 1931 Mtksam. appear. cJSaaH ra my office. In witness whereof. I hav, hereunto act ' nd and arTixed the Great Seal af the State of UUh. thia It. day rf SipiZ lull Prtcaof Each la Tuba 1 - Overalaa l-ach Pah-s 4.U-2L .saaaaiiii m 4.5021 a 7-M 4.7S-M I.H-H l.-2, l.H-31 J4.15 4.49 4.57 5 27 J.J8 5.50 - S.6S 5.80 439 - 4.47 512 52J 5.40' 5 49 5.65 NOTICE QF SHERIFF'S SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY DEPART M I5 ;N ;T - 0 T 0 "r choice FURS! new Woolens! ' 1 Blorious V enchand ? A" 'y. V - beeves either withorwl " " ''iM ' out fur . three bur fZji J' I ' WW' vcr lines M st PI ( zl& pf" derizc marvelously.,, K- jf - 7 r4 new longer length...) S A ' 0ur opportunity t ,f fp get the smartest Fall o Y 1 , -1 'Sw I fashions FOR LESS! - LAY-AWAY PL S I 7 I A small deposit holii I .J. f your selection! ' . i r The FUNDAMENTALS of GO. TRANSP0RTAT1UJN are: tl.05 1.00 1.05 1 15 1.00 1.15 " 1-11' 1.33 J ' In tl! r'VartrV JiicTiclai jSitrict Court -f the State of Utah in and for Utah Cousjty. ' American Fork Motor Co. TELEPHONE 17 AM. FORK ' HKSSIE G. THRASHER, other-wise other-wise knoa-n. as BESSIE G. THOMSON. THOM-SON. as Administratrix of the Estate of o. A. THRASHER, de-oeasl. de-oeasl. i'Uintlff. VS. KAMOA w CAXXOX. JOSEPH J Cannon- her husband: UTAH 1932, at eleven o'clock a. m. of said day at the front door of the County Court House, at the City and County Coun-ty Building, situate in Provo City', Utah County, State of UtaH, all the right, title and interest of the above Unamed defendants, of, in and to the following described personal prop erty, in Utah County, State of Utah, to-wlt: Commencing - 7.82 chains West from the Southeast Corner of the Southwest Quarter of Section 10. Township 5 South of Range 1 East of Salt Lake Meridian; thence West 89 links; thence South 6.67 chains! thence West 4.75 chains: Ui North 6.67 chains; thence East 46 links; thence North 4.83 chains- thence East 5.18 chains: thnr South 4.83 chains to beginning. Areai 6.67 Acres, . I Also commencing: 2.45 chains East of the Northwest Corner of the East half of the North West OnSr.J t Section 15, Township 5 South of! Kange 1 East S. I M. thence East 4.47 chains;, thence South S m , chains: thenre 'nrtha- j t - -. -.-1. uitNiiiuef- i ing on the northside of irrigation 1 aucn .0. chains or to a nnlr 5 ah -. - chains South 1 7-8" West fmm ,'1,.-:TiM4ilS point of beginning; thence North unr.r ,n r.er.ivr... " 3.40 chains to beeinnW a, , . NOTICE TO CREDITORS Acres; Together with all water ' EiIATB F RBERT 3' CT rights and rights to the use of wat'BLE-AND CAROLINE COBBLKT. or in anv . . deceased. -j hjui icnani to said . ... nd: also all easements, riehto , I Creditors wl Pfnt claims with way and other privileee ib(.m.( vucher8 to the undersigned at the appurtmant to .said premises and! f T" E,8moro ,n Amer- etr part thereof. i o DiU,,(1 at I'rovo City. Utah, -8th day of September. 1932. E. G. DURXELI Sheriff, Utah County.1 J, Cb" s, . IT. Cobbley, deceased. By CHAS. W MITPHTtt r tv ";RAY T.. ELS MORE Sheriff.. p y i Attorney for Administratrix. ' iiOOTH, Attorriy for th PlrBt wlon September i, 'IJ2 Plaintiff. Lait W101'!" October T, Mil. vnight Wock. Provo. Utah. First PuWtcath)Ti7-SepC"30, Yjiz Last Publication. Oct. 21. 1932 ls Speed, Convenience, Dependability, and Flexibility. These Fundamentals are incorporated mto service furndshed by the I SALT LAKE & UTAH RAfl No shipments too large and no package too . Same Rates-Better Service 18th dnv nf Nnrnnhv 1 thisl REBA LOVELESS .' Administratrix of the Estate "of i Robert J. Cobbley and Caroline WANT AD W anteu - . Warnick, PlGr. -' . kU B0 lets, w-e- AND TRUST COM. Ciroora-tion: JOSPpu f "r"IXTZE and F. F. HEINTZE. Jr. M- r. SAVING PA XV. in: M at Sherifra Sale :4th day of October, Measure for Lifa Spaa Sir ' William Muloek, speaklnj ocularly at a banquet In-OrUUa, remarked that the best iray to live 'on? Ume Is to select good healthy parents. As a matter of fact, the hest rongh-and-readv test n a person's pmbub; snan of lif i t0Jd(LtP?ethet SM ses of par, rats and erandnarenta ka aa- !-t bj o.-Toronto MaU and Empire. Dist- Mgr. for" Califr-and Art. Cosmetics. National CoJ Small ln- : vestment required. Secured. Fast turnover. Proved Flan. Big Fronts. Dawn Inc. See American Fork Mr. " M. Nielsen, -IO-tt Makinf for Happiasss To look fearlessly upon life; to accept the laws of nature, not with meek resignation, but as ber ions, who flare not search and question; to have peace and confidence within with-in our son! these are the beliefs ttiat make for happiness. Maeterlinck. - - , ar a anted-Laup- Will' do laundry lav -. n I Will trade t Marf milk co. "L,M 15S.W 1 ar fflS4 Mrs. JneVZ i i Ba 9 Tslspho" V f |
