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Show Briefs "- : -" : Mls Lucile ParRer, -who under dent an operationpr appendicitis August 6 ,at the Clark clinic, is convalescing - at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L.. Park er, and is reported to be getting along splendidly. Mr. and Mrs. David Scott and eon Kenneth of Toppenish, Wash., have arrived, to attend the Duke reunion,: being held today at Saratoga. Sara-toga. They are guests of Mrs. Scott's mother. Mrs. Eleanore Duke. Mrs. Alice Hansen, Miss Zora LamD. Aars. Beatrice Aiiuerswii and Mrs. Lois Billings are home from Yellowstone park, where they have, been spending the past 10 days. They report a delight ful trip. me WithMHe: United Press r With HMTED PnCSS ; TOKYO, Aug. l (HE) Japay nese and Russian, field Commanders Command-ers on' the L Slberia-Manchukuo-Korea frontier, have agreed t . to -withdraw men 250 feet each from disputed Changkuf eng Hill . and thus establish a no-man's .land pending - diplomatic, negotiation, of the border dispute, it -was . announced an-nounced today. LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Aug. ' IS. 0J.R) Rep. W. I Driver, a veteran member of the House of Representatives, who was opposed by the commit-va commit-va defeated for TAONJJtU tee for Industrial . organization, organiza-tion, was defeated for re-nomination re-nomination In the Aug. 0 Democratic primary by & C. Gathings, complete official re- T turns showed today. .Driver had served 10 terms In the lower house. Dr, Wesley F. Lloyd, dean of men at Brigham Young university left this week for Estes Park, Colo., where he will attend the Hazen Conferece on Student Personnel Per-sonnel and Guidance. At the conference Dr. Lloyd will represent repre-sent B. Y. U., being a member of the personnel and student aid committees. He is accompanied by Mrs. Lloyd. . ' " Delayne- Garrett has left for Los Angeles, to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Booth and Mrs. William Dfcjon have been vacationing in the Jackson Hole country, and are expected home tonight. Dr. and Mrs. II. F. Cannon and daughter Dorothy, and Mrs. Cannon's mother, Mrs. W. E. Knox of Mountain Clew, Miss., have left for a 10-day trip through the northwest. M,r. and Mrs. Arch T. Grimmett and son Bobby of Menan, Ida., are visiting Mrs. Grlmmett's brother, Howard Graham and family. fam-ily. Mr. Graham's son Mark Graham, who has been enjoying a trip in Yellowstone park, returned home with the Grimmetts. Mr. and Mrs.J George R. Cowan and children, Jean and Jimmy, have returned to their home in Los Angeles, Calif., after spending spend-ing a week here with Mr. Cowan's parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. F. Cowan. Cow-an. Mrs. Ada Cowan WrJgrht and baby Phyllis, who have been spending the summer here with her parents, accompanied the Cowans, returning to her home Los Angeles. v Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hansen left Saturday for a trip to Southern California. MisH Duetto Steven has left for Alameda, Calif., to visit her brother, Donald Stevens and family. fam-ily. She will also spend some time hi San Francisco before returning re-turning home. Miss Barbara Ward has returned return-ed from Twin Falls, Ida., where She has been the house guest of her uncle and aunt. Mr. andMfs. NEW YORK, Aug. 13 (EE) Ninety-six delegates from 19 countries coun-tries arrived today on the President Presi-dent Roosevelt to attend the World Youth congress opening at Vassar college next' week. :., Also aboard , the liner were IS .-wounded veterans5 - back from service with theSpanfeh . Loyalists. , ?: . -. - LONDON 'Aug. 13 : xcev Gliu Francisco Franco, Spanish Nationalist Na-tionalist .leader, has informed the government - that he , will . reply in. a few days to the proposal for withdrawal of foreign troops from the Spanish ccivH -war, it was announced today, - . CHICAGO, Aug. 13 tU.R Police sent i special squads through Chicago's underworld under-world today to question associates, asso-ciates, otf Joseph. La Porte, 27 slain last J night in gang-land's gang-land's usual style, lie was the ninth yiotimY of gang vengeance In Chicago in six weeks. BOSTON. Aug. 13 U.P) Fred Seidler. 30, a gem salesman, reported re-ported to police' that two hooded bandits held him up in his office today, handcuffed hhn to. a safe door, and escaped with gems and jewelry valued at $50,000. 1935 Chevrolet PICKUP TKree-quarter Ton. This car has been checked over completely. , . The body, paint, motor, and tires are in exceptional ly good condition. Sale Price . . . $450 Schof ield Auto Co AMERICAN FORKI MISS EDITH JTACKLfr Reporter 4 - Over 450 children participated in the Primary anniversary parade pa-rade and story festival held here Thursday afternoon conducted Under Un-der the direction of the Alpine stake Primary, the parade was led by -a huge birthday cake bearing the "60th Anniversary" motif. The cake was prepared by the Griffin bakery. Creer Devey was flag bearer followed by a children's band and over one hundred doll carriages, wagons and bicycles dressed in festive best. Miss Ardiih-XJhipman acted as queen while Jerry Os-burn Os-burn was king. The American Fork high school band played during the parade- At six all the children gathered at the city hall grounds, where stories were told by Mr. McMaign who told of Buffalo Bill; Mrs. Elodia Roberts told Chinese stories; stor-ies; George Scott, Indian; and Mrs. Sarah Monson, fairy stories. All were in costumes typtoal of their stories. Balloons were given all children at the close of the program when they gathered around the birthday cake and sang "Happy Birthday to You." Two hundred residents of American Amer-ican Fork vtewed the wonders of Timpanogos Cave Wednesday afternoon as this city held the first outing that is an annual affair. Leo Nelson of the recreation Sherman Sparks, for the past two months. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Bullock Mrs. H. J. PhilttpS and Miss Joy Phillips leave, this' morning for a trip through the southern states, to return early in September. Mrs. Mereljin Romney under- j went an appendicitis operation ! Saturday morning at the Aird hospital. Mrs. Nellie Bird, has been removed re-moved to her home in Mapleton, from the Aird hospital, where she underwent a major operation eight days ago. 3BngRfesf Ideci In? Decoration Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Russell of San Francisca, Calif., are among the visitors in Provo. committee said the outing was most successful and that over 500 attended the band concert in the evening. The band concert in the evening. The band was . directed by K J. Bird; Thomas Walker gave a talk on the statistics of the national monument also tell ing of the opening of the new part of the cave that will be completed and ready for the in stailatlon of lights in about a week. It is expected that the cave will be open to the public in less than a month. The penny hospital funds were gathered Wednesday and a total of "$25.00 had been deposited, stated Mrs. Ida Cahn. The cans were placed in all the business houses for voluntary contribution a few months ago, the object to purchase an oxygen tent for the local hospital. Each of the ladies' clubs of the city have also contributed pennies at then various meetings. Mrs. Cahn Is now designing a display for the city for the county fair, any prize money to be turned over to the hospital project. Assisting As-sisting Mrs. Cahn on the display are 'Mr. and Mrs. Jp.mes Tatter-soll, Tatter-soll, Mrs. Roy Hampshire, Mrs. Harold Magleby, Afton Steiner and Wm. Storrs. Mrs. Hannah Mc Donald Pectol announces the marriage of her daughter Reva McDonald to Mr. El wood Loveridge of Burley, Ida. The marriage took place Thursday Thurs-day in the Salt Lake L. D. S. temple. Mrs. Pectol is entertain- to become 'S in, their Por at her .home iriaay evening, saturaay Mary Jacklin, Mrs. Oris Grey and Mrs. Grace Colton are entertaining entertain-ing at the Jacklin home. Miss Grace Parker returned home this week from Burdey, Idaho, where she spent two weeks visiting Miss Ruth Rasmussen. Together they toured Yellowstone Yellow-stone Park. Misg Rasmussen will return to this city this year to teach in the elementary grade school. Mrs. Thelma Carson of Fairfield Fair-field is visiting this week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burtin. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Clithroe and three children of Plain Field, New Jersey, are visiting at the home of Mrs. Clithroe's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm- Elsmore. They are also visiting with friends in Provo, Pro-vo, Mr. Clithmore having been a farmer employe of the state hospital there. Blase New Yorkers, ever alerV for bright ideas in personal, adornment, saw one of the most exotic when the Maharanee "of Bhaonagary recently " arrived at the metropolis wearing, as.trfo. tured above, a large diamond set in each aide of her hose. She was accompanied by her husband, the Maharajah and their' two sons. PLEASANT V I E IV MRS. EARL FOOTE Reporter Phone 0S4-R-S SUNDAY SERVICE S . REORGANIZED CHURCH ? -234, West. Fourth South . Regular: Sunday : services at the Reorganized .church. Sunday school at 10 a. mi, preaching at ll o clock.Edward Moe. elder in large. TIIOLIC CHURCH ' " i ",170 North Fifth , West Father Henry-rFather Valerian jjunaay masses at ,7 :3 ana 9 :ZQ aan. at the Provo Catholic church. CHRISTIAN "SCTENSB - First Chuch of Christ, Scientist, corner of ? Firsit East , and First North ' streets, v Regular Sunday morning: servicea, IX o'clock, sub ject "SbuV" Sunday , school, : at 8:45 a. xn.- Wednesday evening meetings are' held" at 8 o'clock. Reading roomj open udaily . from) z:av to :ao ociock, excepting Sundays anJ holidays. . . , C05EVIUNITY '&nmcB.'' ' Cor. 2nd. N. & Univ. Ave. The Rev. Manhon Pe Poister of the First Qbristiati church of Kennselaer, Ind., a visitor here, will conduct the church services at 11 a. m., in the absence of Rev. Irwin who is visiting ii Call. xornia. EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH B. Skov, Pastor 150 North First West Sunday school at 10;ljS a. m. Sermon at 11 a. m., Text: Luke 16, 1-9. Theme: "In the Parable of ' the Unjust. Steward Christ teaches us that God is the paramount owner of all things and man on earth only la a stew ard who in due time must render a complete account." All are welcome. Mrs. Ella Gardner of San Francisco, Fran-cisco, visited in Provo Saturday. Mrs. A. Edwin Fisher of Ventura, Ven-tura, Calif., spent Saturday in Provo. Now Is Your Chance To Buy Regular $79.95 for &nd Tour Old Radio Terms $5.00 Down $5.00 Per. Month AUTOMATIC FULL VISION DIAL 7 PUSH BUTTONS FULL 6 WATTS OF POWEfc " BEAUTIFUL CABINET LONG AND SHORT WAVE See Them at RALPH'S RADIO & APPL1AHCE PHONE 618 83 NORTH UNIV. AVE. Mr. and Mrs. Bliss Allred are having their vacation in Yellow stone park. Reinwald Liechty has returned from Detroit with a new car. James York has returned to his home in California after visiting here several weeks with relatives. Deveaux Snow and son Don of Salt Lake are spending a few days here with the Arlington Snows. Professor George H. Hansen and sons Don and Alan are visiting visit-ing in Wyoming. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hall and sons Kenneth and Raymond of Bingham, spent part of the week with the Edgar Hall family. Mrs. Arthur Baker and Mrs. George H. Hansen were Salt Lake visitors Thursday. The following Seven 4-1 Leaflets Leaf-lets enjoyed preparing and eating several varieties of -fruit and vegetable salads Friday afternoon at the Dunford home: Leader "Norma Dunford, Donna Lou Hall, Elva June Hansen, Barbara Heinerman, Joan Leyshon, Helen and Meryl Dunford. Mrs. Kathryn Firth and Arlington Ar-lington Snow spent a week 'at Fish lake. Mrs. W. H. Wagner and Edna May and George Wagner have visited several times with Mrs. George Wagner and baby daughter daugh-ter who are in a Salt Lake hos- nitnl i r Davidx BOARD MEMBERS HERE ASPEN GROVE Members of the general boards of the L. D. S. Mutual Improvement Associations participated in .a seminar discussion discus-sion before teachers of the church school system Friday afternoon at Brigham Young university Alpine school. The visitors were George Q. Morris, general superintendent of Y. M M. I. A; Joseph J. Cannon, first assistant superintendent; Oscar A. Kirkham, executive sec-retary; sec-retary; and Helen S. Williams, first counselor" in the presidency of the Y. W. M. I. A. -" SECOND WARD : A welcome home .testimonial honoring Wayne Cook.' who Just returned from the Swedish mis sion field, will be held in the Sec ond ward chanel this evening at 7 O'clock. A splendid program will be furnished, w i . . WARD. A court of honor session for. the Boy Scouts -.of , the. Provo district wiU be. heid . tonight at 6 :S0 j. m. jtusnop Aiaunce juarauig, wno u also oistrict chairman of the com- mitiee on aavancemenxs, wiu.oe in charge,; An excellent program wuj do camea xut.. . . , 7 V . FQURTII WARD Wendell Rlgby, 1 superintendent or the Wasatch .county seminary, will, be the speaker at the Fourth warq chapel this evening at 6:30 O'clock. :K. . ..,v ; lhurchF6sters- NewWorktProject SALT LAKE CITY. Aug. 13 tttB) David " O. -McKay, second counselor of the first presidency of the Latter-day Saints church, announced today that i a project known as "Deseret mdUstries" had been started by the church hv a further effort to provide opportunities ! for; mdirMuala '- to become aelf -sustaining. The project, as organized in the Salt Lake region of the L.D.S. welfare plan, was described as essentially es-sentially a salvagiig project in which useable materials, ouch as Clothing,' papers, furniture 'and magazinesr :are soncitea xrom home owners. The colected art icles are then sorted, processed and repaired by church workers for sale and distribution among "those who desire to obtain useable use-able articles at a minimum cost. sTFTO WARD Allen D. Johnson will speak at the Fifth,. ward chapel this evening eve-ning at o'clock, and the Utah Stake. Singing Mothers, under the direction of Mrs.; , Edna Taylor, will sing. iS. 7 SIXTH WARD Edward Moe will address mem bers of the Sixth, ward this evening eve-ning at 0:30 o'clock. Music will be furnished , by Lawrence and Dearwyn Sardoni, violin artists. Jaycees Elect At Spanish Fork SPANISH FORK Roy Broad-bent Broad-bent was reelected president of the Spanish Fork Junior Chamber Cham-ber of commerce at the regular yearly election of officers held Wednesday night and Max Men-denhall Men-denhall was selected again for secretary. Other officers elected" are: Marvin Arnold, first vice president; W" Taylor Johnson, second vice president; Mark Boy-ack, Boy-ack, treasurer; Raymond Peterson, Peter-son, two year director; P. E. McClellan, two year director; Ned Wightman, Jklark Adamson and Willis Hill, one year directors. Palestine is fast becoming one oif the world's great orange-growing orange-growing countries; it ranks next to Spain, Italy and the United States. L. D. S. TEMPLE WORKERS EXCURSION There will be an excursion to the Lu D. S. Temple, Salt Lake City, from Kolob .and Utah Stakes, Thursday, Aug. 18th. Excursion rates will be in effect torn Springrville 7 :35 a. m., Provo, Pro-vo, 7:50 a. m. ' Round trip fare 77c. Return on any regular train same day. Last train leaves Salt Lake City 10:30 p. m. - . , ... - " . - 4 .T." ' ...... I Safety Flrt! : RIDE THE BIG ! RED!C5ARS o ASPEN GROVE ASPEN GROVE Elder Arthur L Welling, bishop of the L. D. S. uanand ward, will be the speaker at the Alpine summer school church services Sunday evening. Bishop Welling was formerly president of the L. D. S. north-central north-central states mission, and is now principal of Bear River seminary. Dr. Gerrit de Jong Jr., dean of the college of fine arts at Brig ham Young university, will speak to the adult class in the morning Sunday school on "The Language of the Bible." LOYALIST DIVISIONS DRIVEN BACK HBNpAYE, 'French - Spanish Tnur, Aug. is m-NaUonai ists asserted today that two loval 1st divisions which crossed the Segre river; in northeastern Spain into insurgent-held territory had been driven back .with tremendous loses. mm em d ' lin& GCOUGS F. WTJLL3 ReporterPhono . C l-R-4 : . Violet J. Brown To Sing Tonight Mrs. Harod W. Brown, formerly Violet Johnson, soprano soloist of New York City, wiU sing at the Manavu ward chapel this evening at 6:30 o'clock. Mrs". Brown is a member of the Schola Cantorum of New York City, a professional vocal ensentt ble which appears with the New York Philharmonic and other outstanding out-standing orchestras. She is also engaged in church and concert singing in and around New York City. Mrs. Gerald Heaten will act as her accompanist. Remarks will be made by Mrs. E. H. Eastmond. L. D. S. BAPTISMS Baptism services for Utah stake boys will be held today at 3 p. m. in the stake administration, building. build-ing. Bishop W. O. Facer of the Fifth ward will be in charge. Mr. tindMrs. Mitchell Stewart and baby axe spending the . week end at Orange vine, the guests of Mr. and, Mrs. Dee Humhpry At their ranch' A large number of children en joyed the treasure hunt and social hour at the Recreational hal) Friday Fri-day afternoon. Miss Melba Jones is dance director and Miss. Fern Ross, the .accompanist, i. Several families from Vineyard are in attendance at the James Murdoek family - reunion, being held at Shady Rest, midway between be-tween Charleston ; and Midway. Those present during' the, -past three days' encampment, are 1 1D and Mrs. Joseph A. Murdoek, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Clegg and family Mr. and Mrs. Roland Harding and children; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. F. Wells and family; Mr. and Mrs. Joy O. Clegg, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Harold; Murdoek and son, and the Missed Fern and Faye Ross and Merlene Weils. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many : friends and neighbors for the num-: erous acts of kindness rendered us in our bereayementln the death! of our beloved! mother and sister, ; Emma A. Jacobsen. Especially do we wish to thank the bishopric,' and the speakers and singers, and anyone who , assisted us in any way. Mrs., Anna Vest, Mrs. Bertha Fish, J. E. Jacobsen, S. J. Jacobsen, E. M. Jacobsen, E. A. Jacobsen, Charles Anderson. A horseshoe, a singletree, and two heavy pieces of Iron 'were welded together by lightning that 8tfk the blacksmith Chop or L. J. SVrivani of Watson ville, Calif. ' David day. O. MacKav and son were Kamas visitors Fri- FIREIAN KILLED IN RAIL WRECK HUNTINGTON, Ind., Aug. 13 (Ui) A Wabash railroad train, speeding at 70 miles an hour across open prairie, struck a stalled truck on a grade crossing today and was derailed. 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