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Show M'1 Sal IAKCER 8PYWS;i- - iiWeiJeoPeueiaidBairfelHHiaidU" NEW FACES OF 193- 7- BANK HITE THUfiS 09 YOUR SHARE TO BEAUTIFY YOUR DO YOUR SHARE TOWN TO BEAUTIFY YOUR TOWN rOLCSE XXX ISSAL SMIIBFIELU cache DROWNING ViOTifl ciah, fridat, octobeh a THEATRES NEAR COIRFLETIOH coin, fcisii FAT RECORD , 1M7. NUMBER 44 .am urns vus SERVICES NEW REFRIGERATOR HELD AMERICAN LEGION FOR MANOR HILL ELECTS OFFICERS on north main Funeral sen-ice- s were held SunQc Jliin theatre Clarence Meiklei cow, Fobes Cor-Muse Harris, the on south theatre Bits in the Third ward the day end hustling electric-- - Funeral sorvicca fior Frank Manon The regular meeting of the Euri oeet chapel fur com- little Robert Hill were held Wednesday at 1 p. S. Harper Pout, No. 68 of the Amere very nearly itreet Faye Fulkerson, jaln aa the seats are ni. in the Lindquist Funeral chapel erican of Robert L, and LorUtah, Legion, Smithfield, peted. Ae aoon tlie ' the the show houses will have raine Parson Fulkerson. 1 entire year in the number in Logan, with Bishop llazcu llill-yar- d was held in the Smithfield Library, and ahe'Tro in charge October 13, li'37 fur the election of crtmghouse refrigerator sold which is Bishop Richard Roskelley was in produced 223.0 poui of mS jieir grand openings, Oh officers for Jhe coming year of 1938. of Opening song, My Father, sen-iceweek the of this For a by last the charge test of in he 3.2 to Music was and 7.16 pounds of fat th; ,intrnwuntajn teitoiy. Mrs. The officers were elected furnished by the ward choir, direct- in the contest which was dur- - a male chorus, directed by awumplwhments highest1the jvoth. Bertha Mather; prayer, W. It IX.pie jand installed by District Commander &fPember w hu ed Willard fat sTrJed by modern are with produced Mrs. Thornley by any cow that en'er-- 1 Bo;h theatre buildings 1. Emmett. id the contest and waa awarded the new refrigerator front the company. jJr.; song, mule chorus; speaker, IF. accustics G. J. Myers at the piano. St every respect, and the 'John H. I'etereon; solo, My Faith I Officers are: William F. Spillman, A business man who un the silver keeps Opening Sometime Mr. Meikle song, cup. has one of Wei us claimed to be perfect. the high producing herds in the job as does Alose, always ready aiul in Thee by Mrs. Eugenia Smiih; ; Commander; ltosel 11. El wood, Fiisl Undertsand"; invocation. Bishop luting and air conditioning systems willing to give service to his pat- speaker, Delos Thompson of BrigRkhmond-Le.vistoDouglas Hooper, n duet by Parley Hail and Mrs. cow testing rons is bound to succeed. In these ham City; sulo, Lay My Head Be- second Carl W. ite being installed in both buildings, Leishmsn of Wellsville; Remarks, the with Lowell Rose neath of E. a William huule Clark, days and goth places have stages Coleman, bustle by Smith; to adjutant; President A. p. Anderson of th!: get Glen R. Winn, fiin the business wrld, anywhere aerest thing in drapes and curtains. Logan stake; e speaker, Bishop Hazen Hillyard; clo- service officer; SullHershtl remarks, is the outstanding sing aeng, by male chprus; prayer by nance officer; L. Vern Tolaou, chapIndians Beat Tigers Cupets and rubber tile floor covering en of Logan; vocal duet, Mrs. Seth R. N. Hill of Malad. lobbies. lain; William Harold Shy, historian; in used the till be Godfrey and Mrs. Forrester Clay-poo- l; -- oooThe grave in the Smithfield City George Irwin Wait, sargeant at Tie Main theatre has a very modremarks, Foster Reese and cemetery was dedicated by John A. arma. y glass front in colors Bishop Richard Roskelley; vocal duct ballThe Smithfield junior high footes vetro-lit-e Returns From Trip Israel sen of Jlyunn. A prcgrai has been planned for team out the which visible name completely is neon Mr. a played and tad Mr. Bert Reese i Wellsville by Frank Manon Hill, who died Sun- Armistice d.jy which will be held in eleven in the first two nun both directions. The Rita theat- Benson; benediction, Cyril Munk of of the season. They won the Mr. and Mrs. Walter day morning in a Brigham City the junior high school at Smithfield. games Benson. stuccoed and modern front a Read recently re has waa a aon of the late Frank The program will be in charge of the one first 18 to hospital, 0 at the local school The grave was dedicated at the returned from Omaha, Nebraska, H. Hill a neon name will be installed simiand Rose G. Hill of Smith-fiel- fori S. Harper loat, No. 68 of the and then traveled to Wellsville to where they went with the Old lar to the Main theatre with the ex cemetery by Bishop Hazen Hillyard is survived by hia mother; American Legion. At the end of the lie their a rivals hy o 8' n,om Lindquist and Sons had charge of score of 12 his widow, Elva McBride Hill; two program awards will be presented to option of a new neon electric dock, ?e U.m?n Plfic 0 in a hard fought!" to of burial arrangements. S tfrowtiny to s representative small children and two sisters; Mrs. the girl umL buy that wins the ea game. Both scores came as results' X."! nf the Intermount ain Theatre Supply Evan H. llsncey of Logan and Mra. ay contest on Americanism. Uk"" by S--- a out Co, who are the general contractors Orville Heaps of Smithfield. STAKE ANNOUNCES of the building, Mr. McDurmond. ROCKY MOUNTAIN Smithfield and surrounding towns Old ATTEND DELEGATES meet-to Timer, present at the NEW SCOUT HEADS is this vicinity can be very proud 0 fbr their firet defeat FOOTBALL REVIEWED twW. Mr licaJ wefe ,mong f these theatre buildings. They are seasons. The Tigers fought stub- - tlw twenty-fiv- e hundred who were MEET CIVIC CLUB show in small to houses equal any Samuel D. Moore, Jr., Benson bomly but were caught off guard banqueted at the Cojis-eudie state. By JACK KS1ILEMAN stake Seminary instructor and Pres late in the second quarter by by the Union Pacific Railroad. ooo United Presi Staff Correspondent Preston fullback for the first ident of the stake YMMIA lias been The from Smithfield the notable men were present and . . Many delegates , chairman of Scouting for Salt Lake City (Ul) The week4-- H the banquet Among those Kiwani club who meet at an annual CLUBS TAKE appointed pk bock the in last late Benson district with the folbwing again quarter were lion. James A. Farleyjustmas-te- r meeting of the Intermountain Assoc- end's football results showed Uniwhen Chatterton again went into pay FART IH BIG CONTEST members on his committee: general; Gov. Julinson of Culo-rad- iation of Civic dubs for the purpose versity of Utah still a conference Scout committee Glen R. Winn, dirt. Gov. Miller of Wyoming, Gov. of electing officers for the coming contender, last year's champions The boys fed that the Indians chairman; John L. Peterson, advance llenry 1L Blood, the Gov. of Nebras- year held in the Blue Bird Thursday from Utah Slate definitely relegut- and are breaks in this the ser4-and and court gome of honor got H More than 16,000 dubs in 40 iment ka, Carl R. Gray, President William evening, October 14 were Jl. O. Van States have completed their years vice, S. W. Allen; camping, health out to take some acalps when the;Jefferl tad many others. position, while Orden, Carl Clark, Dr. G. L. Rees, ed to an also-ra- n activities, two teams meet at Smithfield. Social and safety and special work in the National They report having had an enjoy- Dr. T. W. Jarvis and J. W Kirk-brid- e. Colorado University appeared as the The lineup was aa follows able time visiting all places of inreturns Reed Halverson; dtotiict Scout comProgress Contest, and the team to beat. Soout Olney, le; Hulse, It; Walker, lg terest arouifl Omaha, and Council field Munk; The delegates mode the delegates ire now being assembled by County missioner, Harvey Utah, victor over Montana State Jr. Plowman, e; Roskelley, rt; Martin Roskelley, Bluffs, Iowa. They also visited the of the other clubs present acquain'Agents. For the past nine months, commissioner. L. historic old Mormon and Lowe, Toolson, T. re; qb; Dr. rt; Brigham Young Uinveraity, ran chairman to a with ted have a committee, so me 300,000 at explorer farm boys and girls proposed plan cemetery F. road constructed from the Boy Scout into its first defeat Saturday when Inve been piling up points for citi- W. Jarvis, explorer advancement and Moone, Ihb; Parkinson, (c) rbb; Florence, Nebraska. health Moon, fb. Mra. Read returned by way of Den- cabin in Smithfield canyon to White the zenship, neighfborliness, appreciation civic service; Victor Johnson, university of Ida; Rich, ver. Colorado Substitutes: L. McCann, and spent a day sight- Pine lake f gion, to the proposed ho nosed out the Utea, of (and special activties with Amos Bair f good music, understanding in one of Lund-quis- t, R. Plowman, e; Commissioner e; Smith, e; world affairs and fine literature and as District Explorer park, which the association has up this seasons hardest fought games. seeing then. c; Peterson, , They highly pariaed the treatment for consideration. other requirements in the Utah showed a strong ground atcontest, and Carl B. Stoddard as Explorer ooo - -- -- oooCor-' field commissioner. i which is Radio tack and a stonewall defense againthey received on the trains going the sponsored by ooo- Mrs. Norman Scrowther was host- to Omaha and returning also the st the Vandals, The Vandals scored pnaiton of America and its service, ess at a bridge luncheon Thursday cordial treatment of Union Pacific Kiwanis Enjoy Luncheon their only teuebodwn on a blocked Die National Broadcasting Company. Cheek Caught Forgers afternoon at her home. The guests employees and people in general at Thousands of communities are wait punt and, unable to cross the line included: Mrs. Lewis West, Mrs. Ed- Omaha and Denver. The Smithfield Kiwani club mem- again, clinched the game with a field ing expectantly the results of the l. J. M. Roylance, manager of the win Noble, Mrs. Verdi Gibson, Mrs. bers enjoyed a stag luncheon Monjudging, which will award to the Ubah State showed figbt and little Smithfield Implement Company was Fern Stephens, Mrs. Ruth Fullmer, The Ladies Bridge club members day evening at the junior high school top Club a trip to the National ar- Mrs. Homer Rich, and Mrs. Afton met the in else fbr in losing to Colorado U., 33-credit Mra. assisting Nevember home of at J. the given Congress in Chicago, building. Friday Dr. R. C.jMerrill of Richmond was Saturday. The victory established 4. Fine radio sets and rest of William Bishop and David Miohaelis. High score prize was won E. Sheffer. Special guests were Mr. Victor records will be awarded state LaMar - Priest, both of Ogden, who hy Mrs. Edwin Noble. Low score by Robert Grlfifths, Mrs. Thomas Ma- the speaker of the evening, hia sub- Colorado on top of the heap, while in Mrs. Fern Stephens and high cut thew, Mrs. Leonard Miles, Mrs. Cywinning clubs. County winners will allegedly psed fictitious checks ject being Columbus. Two dance it apparently eliminated the Aggies ril Munk, and Mrs. Douglas Hooper. numbers were presented by Aileen from conference consideration. here their choice of a cony of the Preston, Smithfield and Logan. Tho- prize was given to Ruth Fullmer. Cache Sharing top standings with Utah famous Victor Book of the Opera mas Mather of the North High aeon prize was won by Mra. Van Orden and Eunice Hillyard. Thomas Mathews. Luncheon waa seror an album of four Victor records Motor Co. also assisted in the arrest. A very pleasant evening was en- and Colorado, were Denver U., and NOTICE OF CITIZENS Little Western State, both undefeatved to 12 ladies. en which the most popular Bishop and priest cashed oiie of songs joyed by all those present. comed and untied in conference play. 'the at checks implement their have been specially recorded. Denver defeated Colorado State, COHYENTION A feature of the contest was writi- pany, and one at the North Cache PEOPLES PARTY 22-ALL FARMS LISTED Saturday, and Western State ng an original radio playlet by each Motor Co. Suspicioning the validity Colorado Mines Mr. jotted broadin a of check, Roylance overpowered the chib. were Interesting helps PRIMARY Notice is hereby given that there SCHEDULES 26-- 0. car. of their number license the PAYMENTS down Home AAA victory, surprise and FOR cast on the Natinoal Farm will be a Citizens Party Convention Wildest scoring of the week end Hour over NBC networks and emb- Then he checked with the hank and held on Monday, October 18, at 8 came fictitious be to in the Greeley checks the a with finding were supplied ryo writers The Peoples Party of Smithfield m.( 1988 in the Library Building Farmers coperating in the 1937 State battle which went to Greeley, sheriff. look, Hints on Writing for Radio. notified the Satelection of will hold a primary 33-2Priest - was arrested Saturday in Smithfield, Utah, for the purpose Agricultural Conservation Program The best play in many states will Muni- urday evening at 8:00 ockck in the the Candidates for Sunone mure nominating than was arrested who or. own and Brigham Young snared a breather asoperate Bishop Is broadcast locally over NBC Logan cipal election to be held Tuesday, library buidling. in a single county should make game before their attempt to knock farm sociated stations, and the national day in Ogden. Candidates will be named for for November 2, 1937, as follow: certain that all land owned or op- off Colorado U., next Saturday. The natiIt is believed that the money will winning script will be given a one four-yecouncilman, three erated three A yor, Councilmen, Mayor, Smithfield in by them is reported in the Y boys had no trouble whitewashand onwide NBC network broadcast duri- the checks cashed ar two-yerecorder councilmen, a Recorder and Treasurer, all for two for payment, the State ing the weak California Aggies, 34-returned. application be leaders Club ng the dub Congress. and a Councilman for four city treasurer, according to W. W. AAlA Office has been informed by Saturday, and showed power that years lave written David Samoff, president to transact such other Perkins, party chairman. battle when the Western Division, William Pet- presaged a Mrs. Edwin R. Dowdel entertained years; also of RCA and a director of the NatiThe executive committe of the erson, Director of Utah Extension they tackle the favored Coloradans. come before the which businrss may husher of honor in Smith-fiel- d onal Committee on Boys and Girls Friday evening of all citizens convention. party urges Colorado College defeated Wyoming Service announced today. endors- band who was celebrating hia birthClub Work, enthusiastically to be present at the Primary A special mnsinai program will be all that victors over a supposedly Peterson served Mr. was previous explains Dinner day anniversary. ing the contest. in order that the 'best candidate av- farms on which the applicant shares strong Nevada team, 9-one long table, which waa cen- given. ofthe for named be J. G. Plowman, Chairman ailable may Conference standings ahowed Utah in the principal crop, including those tered with a beautifully decorated fices to be filled. Seth earned Chambers, Secretary ZION PARK TOURIST is 1937 Denver and Western State which a a Colorado, on payment dinner birthday cake. Following (Paid Political Advertisement) (Paid Political Advertisement) and those in which the deductions tied at 1.000, BYU, Colorado College social evening of cards and visiting exceed the payment, must be includ- and Greeley State in second position TRAVEL INCREASES was enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. B. with one victory and one defeat, and ed. Dell J. Rl M onion, Mr. and Mrs. Peteraan calls attention to the Colorado Mine in third position with of Mr. Monson Bertha Misa and New lins Zion National Fark (UP) folbwing three cases where failure two defeats and one victory for a Mr. ad Mrs. J Paul Monson high record of attendance were made Logan, to meet these requirements will re- - .333 standing. Other teams were in and Mr and of children Ogden here when a total of 137,404 visitors and filing a new application giving the .000 dags. quire Dowdel. were registered during the year end- Mrs. Next Saturdays games pitt Utah the information completely. ed September 30. case is that in which an against Greeley State for what should The first at entertained Allred Ms. A R. This years severe winter and late owner or operator fails to report all be a Utah victory, Colorado against AT THE CITY VOTE TO attractively arranged trousseau an visitors of number forms which he owns or operates at BYU with the Coloradans, victors pring rduced the afternoon in honor of but good gains were registered dur- tea Satiaay the time of filing hia application over a strong Missouri team favored of brido a Josephine, ing the summer months. Travel slum- her daughter, for were payment. After the application and Denver taking on Colorado colELECTION ON NOVEMBER th week. In the receiving line y. been apjyovcd by the State Ag- lege in what should be a Denver has ped after Labor day. Miss Josephine lira. A. R. Allred. trn-yaddiConservation Office, ricultural For the figst time, Allred and Mrs. Irwin Thompson. Utah Aggies were slated to take tional farms oan not be included lbr and exceeded 100,000. California led Rose Us Thornley of Trcuton, Mrs ORLY ONE DAY LEFT, OCTOBER in lha number of visiters with 3Rr of receiving a larger on Idaho at Moscow in a game which the purpose Richmond prelira. Juna Larson of has up reflection on conference stanDM, Utah payment. being second with 36,030 sided in the trousseau room. Mrs. to where an ap- dings but which should see the Utah 43 case second nd Illinois third with 6,710. All The CarThelma Leonard Sorenson, Misa Al-rithe boys defeated again. BYU against PLACES TO REGISTER ARE AT THE RESIDENCE OF MRS. tales, the District of Columbia, plicant reports only part of and the Misses Phyllis and Logan him riiilH-PinColorado and Colorado State against or owned lin farms operated by the tea Hawaii, Puerto Rico, ALFRED AINSCOUGH FOR DISTRICT NO. 1. and Lila Allred presided in farms on deductions unreported Zone, has Wyoming round out the program. Canal serPanama were islands, room. Dainty refreshments d ooo which would reduce the conservation end 28 foreign countries were called who 160 guests ved to about RESIDENCE OF MRS. NORA JOHNSON FOR farms reported. In THE on CHOICE the AT AND ONIONS, the payments fancy 60c for year. beautivisitors during hy the afterncon. Many these instances, the application for 50 pounds; No. 1 50 cents for Registration of Canadians jumped to during useful were presented gifts DISTRICT NO. 2. ful ud 924. payment cannot be approved and a 50 pounds; Nd. 2 40 cents for 50 Allred. The marriage of U1 Where be filed. new application must petads. ROY SMITH. Travel to Crdar Breaks National Sis. Adv. TcUrson Allred to Mr. Howard REGISTRATION BOOKS AT THE IOST OFFICE a payment haa been made the amTHE CHECK hnumont declined slightly. Lehman wss performed will have to ount of Coves National monument and Tim CARD OF THANKS YOU October 15. The young UNION MERCANTILE CO. BE SURE THE ew AT and a AND application refunded be To all the good people who assistpnnogos rase national monument coLe will hpme their for payment filed. ed us in our recent bereavement, for tawed increases. emt Mr. foterson SJSSa, CAN VOTE. an where which The third case to that in the kind expressions of sympathy, Reads in Zion National park aw ployed. disposes of, or acquires any for the beautiful floral offerings and Pen throughout the applicant cabin and year, farm solely for the purpose of ree- lovely services, we wish to extend nd dining service is avalUbla t . VOTE. OUT P- used heat-e- r CHEAYOU PLEASE, 11 SALE, AS VOTE P"onr grateful thanks and appreciation, vmg fob times here. Ifsrer lw for con- In very good combing plicants will The Fulxerson and Parson Smith I emtion payment. , Families .V- - Mm M. Bain was a Logan good cook slow 9 Adv. field. Sylvester Lowe. Visitor Monday. ed ex-pet- Up-to-da- Bui-lar- d; ser-vw- d. Tim-outcla- sa rTr Frk JpHr'Jd- TiT I TV.UP en Chat-terto- m n, ... o, 4-- H Cor-bridg- ce 9-- 7, t g-a- 4-- H 0, 4-- H 0, State-Monta- 6. ar 0, well-foug- ht 6. Registered 2, 1937 out-of-sta- vic-tor- ri 26 e - to-i.- y. Say. over-payme- nt ? W; 10-2- |