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Show PHOVO(UTAH)SUNDAy HERALD, -SUNDAY, JULY 1938 PAGE THREE ' UIIJEYARD jms.- GEonGE r. wells - ; Reporter Phone . tilR-4 ; 5 - . i i V Mrs. Roland Harding delight fully entertained at ":hef home Thursday eveningin honor of her . husband's , birthday . whlch oc "' curred Saturday. s Games t and - music was enjoyeokand a delicious - tray luncheon was served to Mr". and . Mrs.; Ellas Strong, Mr. - and .Mrs. Inference Evans and. Fred -Thurgood of Salt Lake, Mr,, and Mrs. Wesley Harding:, . Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Harding:, Mr. and Mrs. W. Allen, Mrs. Owen - Harding- and EIroy . Murdoch of i Vineyard, Mr. land Mrs. Reed Rowley of Orem, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Beck of Pleasant Grove, Miss Jennie Walker of ' Lindon, the hostess and the honor guest. 'Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wells returned re-turned to their home Thursday following a ten weeks'" visit with relatives at Huntington and Price. Mrs. Marious Mills and Mrs. Clarence Pilling and daughter Theora and son Buddy of Price have spent the past two days here v visiting with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. -Jens C. Andrea-son Andrea-son and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harrington Har-rington of Springville left early : Sunday morning for a week's tour of Yellowstone park. Mrs. Jane Harper of Heber City has spent the past four days here visiting with her brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J; Davis at their home. A special pioneer program will be featured at Sunday school. All ward menfbers are asked to attend. at-tend. A 'family dinner was given Friday Fri-day evening in honor of Lowell Varley, whose birthday anniversary anniver-sary occurred that day. A beautifully beau-tifully decorated cake formed the centerpiece of the table at which cavers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Ash. Mr. and Mrs. Reed GiUman of Lindon, Mrs. Sarah Hooley and daughters of Windsor ward.. Mr. and Mrs. Horace jrrest wich and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Duke of Provo. Mrs. Benjamin Wright of American Fork. Mrs. Sarah Varley and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Varley. Complimenting Mrs. J. O. Stone LEGAL NOTICES Probate and Guardianship Notices Consult County Clerk or the Respective Signer for Further Furth-er Information. NOTICE OF SALE Pursuant to Titles 80-10-5, 80-10-48 and 80-10-49. Revised Sta tutes of Utah, 1933, notice is hereby given that the following described personal property: Dressing equipment, freezing equipment, 10 Kelvinator over head coils. 3 jreeriess iorcea conduction con-duction coils, 17 ton Kelvinator compressor, ice machine with Wagenor electric motor 7 H. P. Serial No. 1710445, 1 circular conveyor con-veyor chain complete, 1 scalding equipment, 25 iron racks, will be sold by the Utah County Assessor at public auction at the hour of ten o'clock A. M. on. the 1st day of August, A. D. 1938, at the place of business of the Lehi Turkey Association located in Lehi, Utah County, State of Utah. L. M. ATWOODr Utah County Assessor. Pub. July 24, 1938. NOTICE OF MEETING . Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the stockholders of G. S. Wood Mercantile company, reincorporated, will be held at the office of the corporation at 110 North Main street, Springville, Utah on Saturday, the 6th day of August, 1938 at 8 o'clock p. m. - fnr the ournose of electing di- . ; rectors for said corporation and conducting such other business as may come before the meeting. - G. S. WOOD . Acting Secretary ' Dated the 21st day of July 1938. Pub. July 21, 22, 24, 26, 27, 28, 29, 31, Aug. 1, 2, 1938.- STATEMENT AND AFFIDAVIT Inline Matter of the Claim of Lolan O. Turner to Right and Ownership of Trade Name. STATE OF UTAH , COUNTY OF UTAH ss. Tian O. Turner, being? first dulv sworn on his oath, deposes and says: That he is a resident of Provo. Utah county, utan, ana that he has his principal place 5 of business at corner of First West and First North Street, Provo, Utah: That he has adopted as a trade name. TURNER NEON SIGN - COMPANY: that he is the exclus ive owner and the original user of such trade name, and that for ap- proximately .twenty months he has used saia traae name in nis pUSmess in utan, ana umi ue piv-Boses piv-Boses to continue to use the .same; ' ; That he is a manufacturer of Neon Tubing and of advertising or display signs. That the said trade name will be used as a display at his place of business and upon his auto Mobiles or trucks in connection With his business, and will be affixed af-fixed to articles manufactured or r sold by him, and upon such articles - packed or shipped in connection with his business, or otherwise distributed. J The claim to said trade name -- Is made under and by virtue of . the provisions of title 95, Chapter Chap-ter 1, Revised Statutes of Utah, 1933 -r ." LOLAN O. ' TURNER ; - Subscribed and sworn to before sme Oils 14th" day of July, A. D. 11938. . . - : V' A. . Sherman Chjristenson ; .Notary pubUC . -1 (SEAL) Residing at, Provb, Utah. v My Commission Expires April 12, h94L-S' 'A, . : -r: , ,r Pub; July , 17, 2$ 1938. A 'Turigleloveriheetting - Ray Milland and Dorothy Lamour Who were seen iri "Jungle Princess" and "Her Jungle Love," are seen together again this time under a tropic moon below the Rio Grande, "Tropic HoUday," which also features fea-tures for fun purposes Bob Burns and Martha Raye who are better' than in "Waikiki Wedding." These stars head the holiday program and Mrs. ' Orvil Stone, whose birthday anniversaries occurred Thursday and Friday respectively, a weiner roast was enjoyed at the Stone farm Friday evening. The guests numbered sixteen. Mrs. Sarah Varley and .Lowell Varley were among the many friends who called on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Handley at their home m Springvlle Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Handley, former Vineyard residents, were celebrat ing their 60th wedding anniversary. anniver-sary. SPANISH FORK MRS. EFFIE DART Mrs. Eifell Beck was hostess to the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge club and a few friends, to honor Mrs. Ann Anderson of Burley, Idaho. Luncheon was ser ved at the card tables at 2 oclock, after which bridge was played. Special guests included Mrs. Ann Anderson, Mrs. Astrid Jacobsen, Mrs. LaVern Jex, Mrs. Marie Nelson and Mrs. Sylvia Eatterson, the latter winning the prize for the guests and Mrs Ethel Snyder, for the club mem bers. , . Mrs. Ann Anderson of Burley, Idaho, is visiting with relatives and friends in Salt Lake and Provo the remainder of this week. The family of Mrs. Wm. B. Hone entertained at "Hawthorn park Sunday in honor of her birthday birth-day anniversary. Besides the immediate im-mediate family there were in at tendance Mr. and Mrs. George Milner, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Prince. Following . dinner the crowd motored to the Beckstead ranch recreation park and played ball. The table was centered with a lovely boquet of mixed flowers presented to Mrs. Hone for the occasion by Mrs. Rebecca Chris-tensen. Chris-tensen. Mr. and Mrs. Grant White and three children, Fred, Phyllis and Karen, have returned to their home at Green River, Wyoming, after spending ten days here with Mrs. E. W. White, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Larsen and other relatives and friends. They returned K3me by way of the Yellowstone national na-tional park. Honoring two of their number who are recent brides, the loca telephone operators gave a canyon can-yon party Tuesday night at Kel-ley's Kel-ley's Grove in Hobble Creek canyon, can-yon, under the GIrection of Misses Adelaide Clayson, Bernice Swan-ner Swan-ner and Darlene Davis. The guests were the operators and their partners part-ners the brides honored were Mrs. Florence Prior Christensen and Mrs. Loa Ferguson Booth. The group gathered, first at the home of Miss Clayson, where each of the brides received a lovely gift. Then going on into the canyon, they enjoyed a weiner and marshmallow roast and other diversions. Those present included Mr. and, Mrs. Harold Christensen, Mr. and Mrs. Heber Booth, Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Hansen, (Faye Thomas) of Springville; Mr. and Mrs. James Reatne, (Mildred Evans), Mrs. Nadine McQuivvey Porter, the hostesses and their partners. CHILD KILLED ; BY PASSING TRUCK BOISE, Ida, July 23 (UP) Rob ert Davis, age one and one-half years, . was killed today oh the Idaho City road near Sierman Hill wheA he was struck on the head by 'a piece of Cordwood on a passing u-uck. The child had hits head out the window of a car driven by Tom Cllne of Boise. As the two vehicles ve-hicles passed, the wood struck the child's head. PASSENGERS HURT IN, RAIL LANDSLIDE . YONKERS, N. Y., July 23 U.R A landslide of dearth and rock I crashed 'down on a. New, York Central passenger train enrbute to Buff alo, N. Y., today and at least 15 passengers yrtre injured by shattered windows. . i None of the injured was critic aUy hurt. . . , ; .. .... Recreation Activities There will be no playground ac tivities in Provo Monday, due to the holiday. Dancing and music classes will also not meet. Work will resume Tuesday. Ians are going forward now for the annual dance review set tor next Friday at 8 p. n in Frovo high school. Next Saturday a puppet show will be presented by a Salt Lake City recreational troupe in Pioneer park. Wagons are requested for the parade committee of the Kiddies' Karnival which is set for North park, August 12. They should be brought -to the Provo high school workshop Tuesday at 10 a. m. Floats will be u sfdoer floats. Wagons will be labeled and returned. re-turned. Already business houses, churches, the climbs have pledged cooperation in this outstanding recreational event for the parade and principal program. Cooperation of parents is re-1 quested, both to urge their chil dren to take part and in putting over the program. Fruit Growers To Make Coast Tour County fruit growers and their wives will have an opportunity next month to visit California and enjoy one of the finest soenic and educational tours in the hation, reports Assistant County Agent Clarence D. Ashton. Reservation has been made for 16 Utah county growers and their wives in chartered buses. Reservations Reserva-tions must be in by August 1, or other fruit county representatives will be given the places says Mr. Ashton. The group will leave Salt Lake City, Saturday, August 13, and return the morning of August 25.' The route will be as follows :J3alt Lake City, Reno, AuburnMarys-ville, AuburnMarys-ville, Yuba City, Saeramentd, Vacaville, Davis, Santa Rosa, San Francisco, Palo Alto, San Jose, Santa Cruz, Watsonville, Monterey, Monte-rey, Porterville, Lindsay, Fresno, Yosemite, Merced, Stockton, Plac-erville, Plac-erville, Lake Tahoe, and return via Reno. Peach, apricot, cherry, prune, pear, apple, lemon, orange, avocado, avo-cado, grape, fig, and plum areas; historic and natural scenic spots, growing, packing and processing plants will be visited. i5c anytime: . . . ENDSTODAY! Cecil 6. DeMHle's Great Production That Cost Millions To Produce Comes To You' At Our Lower Prices! Fredric March "The Buccaneer" with FRANCISKA GAAL A KIM TAMIROFF ' Plus a First Run Action Hit! TEX RITOER NOVELTY and NEWS First Show At 1?00 0. in.) Adults 15c - Children 10c -i ..- i '' ".(if- , Radio Programs SUNDAY JtJLYiii ' JC M. 6:00 KSL Sunrise Serenade. 6:20 KSL Music of ' the Morning. 7:00 CSSjChurch ; of-the' Air. :. 8:00 KSL Uncle Tom and th4 s Comic Strips. ;N ;S0 CBS Major Bowes Capitol ' Theat Family. 9:30 CBS KSL Presents the Salt Lake Tabernacle Choir and Organ. 10:00 CBS Church df the Air. . 10:30 KSL Christian Science Radio Service. 10:45 CBS Poet's Gold. 11:00 CBS Walberg Brown, Strings. 11:30 CBS Sunday Morning Concert Con-cert with William Post, soloist. N P. M. 12:00 CBS Everybody's Music, conducted by Howard Barlow. 1:15 KSL International News. 2:00 KSL American League Baseball . Game.' 3:15 CBS Music for Fun. 3:30 CBS Laugh Liner with Billy House. 4:00 KSL Strange as it Seems. 4:15 KSL Phil Cook's Almanac. 4:30 KSL Count of Monte Cristo. 5:00 CBS Orchestra and Mixed Chorus. 5:30 CBS Summer Session. 5:45 CBS Lewisohn Stadium concerts. 6:00 CBS Lewisohn Stadium Concerts. 7:00 CBS Joan and Kennet. 7:30 CBS Headlines and Bylines with Trout. 8:00 KSL KSL Players. 8:30 CBS Leighton Noble and his orchestra. 9:00 CBS Frank Dailey .and his orchestra. 9:30 KSL L. D. S. Sunday Evening Eve-ning Service. 10:00 KSL The Catholic Hour. 10:15 KSL International News. 10:45 CBS Henri Gendron and his 11:00 KSL Sunday Evening on Temple Square. Frank Asper at the Organ and William Hardl-man, Hardl-man, violinist. 11:30 CBS Thanks for the Memory! Mem-ory! 11:45 CBS Ken Baker and his orchestra. MIDNIGHT 12:00 CBS Bob Grant and his orchestra. 12:30 CBS Bernie Kane and his 1:00 KSL Goodnight. MONDAY, JULY 25 A. M. 6:00 KSL Sunrise Serenaae. 7:00 KSL International News. 7:45 CBS Elsie Thompson at the organ. 8:00 KSL International News. 9:30 CBS Romance of Hejen Trent. 9:45 CBS Our Gal, Sunday. 10:15 CBS The P & G Hour: "Vic artd Sade" 11:00 CBS Big Sister. 11:30 KSL Mid Morning Shop ping News. 11:45 CBS Three Consoles. P. M. 12:00 KSL International News. 12:15 CBS Matinee in Manhattan "Tropic Holidays" Mean Heat - - but Not Here! . , ; No Matter How Hot the Love - Making or Fun - Making Gets - - - Our Modern Codling Plant Protects You!, SITAIHS 25c TiU 6 S5c Eves. Doors Open 1:00 p. nu ; X :' ' t - . -: -'3. :'-Atj,-. L ': . i . Hr: Dd lliey Top min Man?' I I " " 8 : . ix - ' ' : '. : -; v . .:. : ' " , v.; v ' t V -: . - i ... " .. : " -..:. : . ' . ., r . ". - . . . . . . ::-- ' . T ' ' ' . rt:.;:;:; ,t;i - T - v , J . 1 ' Meet ' Florence Rice and Melvyn Douglas, rwhonr critics everywhere are claiming-are -better than Mr. and Mrs. Thin Man in the comedy taken from the best selling novel "Just Company," which heads & giant holiday program at the Uinta starting today. What do you think? We say, they're as surprising hits as the Judge Hardy Family was in their first success. 1:00 CBS-Myrt -and Marge. 1:15 CBS Pretty Kitty Kelly. 1:30 CBS Hilltop House with Best Johnson. 2:00 KSL Rhythm Revue. 245 CBS "New Hortiona." 3:00 KSL Shoppers Musical Matinee. 3:15 KSL International News. 3:30 KSL Rhythm Revue. , 4:00 CBS Ray Heatherton, songs 4:15 CBS Doris Rhodes, songs. Carload Purchase of Fruit Boxes Sought Report on advisability of carload car-load purchase of packing boxes and baskets will be heard soon by Utah county fruitgrowers reports Assistant County Agent Clarence D. Ashton. R. W. McMullin, Payson; ATma Van Wagenen, Dr. N. C. Spalding and A. Ray Ekins of Provo; and Sam Cordner of Orem are working on a committee report of recommendation. recom-mendation. Wheat Growers To Meet On Thursday County wheat growers will meet to discuss loam insurance, 1939 acreage allotments, and 1933 compliance, Thursday at 8 p, m.-in m.-in Lehi Memorial hall, announces S. R. Boswell, county agent. W. W. Owens of U. S. A. C Logan, will take part in the meeting- . THE JUfJGLE LOUERS Now Under a TROPIC MOON DOROTHY LAMOUR RAY MIDLAND i ,w - ... a j i with BOB BURNS BINNIE BARNES -ADDED HOLIDAY TREATS DONALD DUCK Community Sing of Old Pioneer - HEAR DOROTHY SING: , Qn a Tropic-Night" - "aiy Slrftt Lovbw rTonite WiH Llv" ;S(S)in)Air '-R Smith To Head $j. tegiffPosi SPANISH FORK Legrand E. Smith was elected . commander of Spanish Fork Post No. 68 of the American Legion Thursday night at the regular election meeting held at the Legion hall. Ho succeeds suc-ceeds F. J. Thomas. Other of ficers were elected as follows: First Vice Commander, Lafence Johnson; Second Vice Commander, Comman-der, F. Marin Davis; Adjutant, Wn. H. Bufton; Service Officer, F. J. Thomas; Historian, Ezra Warner; chaplain, Charles p. Christensen ; Sergeant - at - Arms, W. R. Jaris; executive committee: commit-tee: R. D. Gardner, Spanish Fork; Bryan G. Stewart, Salem; Russell Rus-sell Nelson, Goshen; Joel A. Barney, Bar-ney, Elberta; Angel Caras, Benjamin, Ben-jamin, and Chris Halve rson, Thistle. Rifle club: Brig Wignall, president; presi-dent; Bryan G. Stewart, range officer; George E. Larson, secre-tary secre-tary The following, delegates to the etate convention at Cedar City, Aug. 5 and ,6 were elected: George E. Larson, Brig Gignall. W. H. Bufton.Gomer Thomas, Roy Cur-tisRees Cur-tisRees W. James,-John E. Booth and Fred S. Dart Jr. Alternates: Roy Siler, F. Marin Davis, Russell Nelson and Ashton B. Jones. Below the RIO GRANDE Dorothy Singing Latin Love Songs To Ray- - and Dances to Snapping Castanets - - -While Bob Burns, the Arkansas Ar-kansas Traveler, is His Natural Nat-ural Funny Self - - Teamed with Martha Raye! Grand Entertainment! CO MARTHA RAYE - , TITO GU1ZAR In ' POLAR TRAPPERS. Songs - SportUght HsdDf :W$ZL Arways Perfectly Cooled l i.-.ii' Auxiliary Names New Officers SPANISH FORK Mrs. Mary I. Bowen .has , been elected president presi-dent of thesAmerican Legion Auxiliary, Aux-iliary, succeeding Mrs. Phyllis Smith. Other officers .were: Mrs. Lena, Webb, first vice-president; Mrs. Ruth Brockbank, second vice-president; vice-president; Mrs. Hazel Thomas, treasurer; Mrs. Gladys . Boyack, historian; other officers will be appointed by. the new president. The following delegatSs were elected to attend the state convention con-vention at Cedar City: Mrs. Mary L. Bowen, Mrs. Grace Dart, Mrs. Lena Webb, Mrs. Etta Money, Mrs. Marie Nelson, Mrs. Effie S. Dart, Mrs. Ruth Brockbank, Mrs. Beatrice Booth, Mrs. Lottie John-eon, John-eon, Mrs. Daisy Daniels, Mrs. Mary Caras. Alternates elected are: Mrs. Gladys Hanson, Mrs. Rda Hasen, Mrs. Maggie Stewart, Stew-art, Mrs. .Haqel .Thomas, Mrs. Clara Beagiey, Mrs. Eliza Nelson, Nel-son, Mrs. Hannah Swenson, Mrs. Dale B. Evans, Mrs. Ann Siler and Mrs, Naomi Thomas. Following open discusion, the members voted to contribute ilO to the medical fund of the P-t7a., to assist in caring for defects Of school children. Oar Big Holiday Treat!, LOADED WITH ENTERTAINMENT AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD! FIRST Did You ThinkMThe Thin Man" S Was Funny? : Well, Wait Till You See This New Best Seller Bringing You Laugh-a-Second Fun ! - - Kiss-a-Second Romance ! r-' j fcf vh:e- 11 l V 7r rn(T(Z iT T rr rr I l l l I Mill l 111 A YVCfcV No Foolin,l ' ; ? a A " You'll say it's T". V a3 good as - -'vJN'tS 4THIN vnv MAN" and. that's , - C I Really II t'! If Something! j r SECOND A Show That Would Top Any Other Program But This ,r , I D6oris Open At 1:0Q :p.fm.'V' : 1 PLEASANT 1 1 f . VIE I MRS. EARL FOOTE I Reporter Phono CTSJ S " The Pioneer day prograni advertised, ad-vertised, for Sunday evening has ton Twtnnripd due to" the eel - bration in the Utah stake tabernacle. taber-nacle. -ir-:;. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Bonnett left Friday for New York where they will visit for a month with their children, Dr. Earl Bonnett and Mrs. A. F. Winter (Aileen . Bon--nett) and their families. Mr. and Mrs. Winter spest three weeks here, 'and returned to New x York with Mr. and Mrs. Bonnett. v. 5 The Seven 4-H Leaflets net Thursday afternoon at the noma; of their leader Norma Dunford where they canned string beans. ? The following girls were, present: Donna Lou Hall, Elva June Hansen, Han-sen, Meryl Dunford. Barbara Meinerman and Helen Dunford. Vergene Ford has returned ."rom Lyman. Wyoming where he . spent a month at the home Of I his uncle. ; i Mrs. J. G. Daley and Mrs. David Glazier were Salt Lake visitors Friday. ... "yi . ... |