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Show tnE VOICE OF SHARON Friday, August Chautauqua Program, Gleaner Outing At Canyon Home BRIDE OF TODAY ACCIDENT RECOEDS More persons are killed in the course of farm work than in any other industry, according to the 1939 edition of Accident Fai ts, the National Safety Councils stati-dua- l yearbook. The agricultural accident death total in 193s was 4.300 or 26 percent of the total of 16,500. There were 4,000 accident fatalities in trade and ser ices lired mothers deserve a holiday and they are going to gee it at Canj on home during Chautauqua Time this poming we. k lVm Aug. 1G to 19. Likewise the Glorious Gleaners of Utah, i'rovo, and Sharon stakes are due for ; r great treat at the Canyon home immediately following, from Aug. 20 to 2b. t'huutauqua Program Starting Wednesday, Aug. 16. relaxation, complete res, and a delightful visit with fneudly women of similar bent await every mother who chooses the M. X. A. Canyon home Chautauqua program this year. Dinner at 5 p. m. will be served, then Mrs. Edna Evans Johnson of Salt Lake City will review the grand opera Pagllacci by Callavallo in singing and acting. Thats Wednesday's menu. Thursday Is art day with Miss Mae Huntington of Springville giving her illustrated lecture on "Masterpieces of the World of Art. The afternoon will be devoted to Mrs. Marba C. Josephs who will review Edna Ferbers book "A Peculiar Treasure. The evening will witness B.Y.U. players in a dramatic presentation. Friday Mrs. Josephson will The Tree of Liberty by Elizabeth Page, and this will be followed by surprise features and fun night. On review Readers of I ucThe Voice I of 1 Sharon SPECIAL I 2 imlui-trie- work, A suuribe inspirational starts Saturday off on the slope of mighty Tmipauogos, with Proles, sor George H. Hansen and Mrs. Lcrtlia 11. Tingey of Salt Lake City directing. The afternoon will be given Mrs. Claribsa A. Bees-le- y of Salt Lake City an opporthe theme; tunity to develop "Step a Little Higher" which will have run like a silken thread through the entire program of the i 5 X 7 v A Chautauqua. Reservations must be made immediately with Elizabeth Sou-te- r, Phone 18, for Utah stake; Grace Cheever, Phone 1357 for Provo stake; and Lorna B. May-coiPhone 013J1 for Sharon stake. 0 v- - J and rudic UL,.lities, 2,000 ini marufai turmg and 1,5o6 in mining, quarrying, oil and gas well operations. In addition to the deaths there were 1,350.000 work accident Injuries. The total of deaths and injuries represiuted an economic loss of about 3650,000,000, the council estimates. However, 1938 deaths were 13 percent fewer than in 1937, a saving of 2,500 ' The Vineyard Jr. Band lead the parade at the Kiddie Karnival at Provo Friday evening. They took part Thursday evening at the Carnival at Pleasant Grove Friday night is the last of their A playing engagements for the season, but they will continue theii training under the able leader- ; Vonda Tucker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Tvtker of Frovo, who today becomes the bride of Arlo Richard-on- , son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. A. Richardson of Provo. Tne couple are to be wed today, (Aug 11) in the Salt Lake temple, and will be honored tonight at a reception at the Tucker home, 360 East Sixth North stieet. Tne happy touplc will leave immediately after the reception for Yillow stone park and other places of interest on their Laler they will make their home in Monroe honeymoon where Mr. Richardson lias been teaching in the South Sevier to the staff ntgh si hool and has been Mr. Richardson leceived his Master's degree at B. Y. U. in 1938. Mias tion. ship of E. A. Beck. laiger enrollment is expected for the coming school year. They have participated in eight parades the summer and have won considerable applause due to the of so many ,'ne fcreformances bmall children. Their ages ranging from 7 to 13 years. The parents of the children are grateful to director Beck and W. K. Allen for the splendid manner in which the children have been transported from place to place. They feel that the Band with its A (By C. V. Hansen) Tlie cultivation of the finer an appreciation and love of the beautiful in its various forms Will receive inspiration and impetus at the Utah Gladiolus Show to be held Saturday and Sunday at the Women's club housa in Provo. No one can make a better in- qualities, vestment than in the cultivation of the beautiful, for such things not only increase your happiness but also your efficiency. 1 recently had the pleasure of attending the Golden Gate Expo Pin-noc- DISCOUNT NEW YORK (Special) Two agencies have been set up in New York Cily to injure World's Fair visitors getting at a living accommodations most reasonable price. One is the Mayor's Official Worlds Fair Ho .ng Bureau, Inc., with headquarters in the Chanin Building, 122 East 42d Street, set up by Mayor to locate rooms for visitors in private homes and STYL She" now hangs on our with racks, beaming fashion's latest modes welcoming you and appeal-lin- g to you to become a close and intimate friend. Special Real Estate BARGAINS modern brick home, with furnace. Wired for elec.' trie range. Part basement. New garage. large lot, lawns, flowers, and shade trees. Fine garden. Splendid location. East Immediate possession side. available. 82750.00 bays it. 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Betty Rose has an inside story to tell you about herself that Is most interesting You will be delighted with her attainments. Fabrics of renown: Needle Point Onde, American Tweeds, Hudson, Seal Fabrics, Wool Lambs that will not pull out. Dry Salt Bacon L?" lb. 10c Fancy A'oung 2 lbs. 23c Chops Slut ton TODAY We invite you to see Betty Rose in all her glory. SERVICE Meats LAYING SLASH, golden oil $1.67 BUTLERS QuaUTY The Home of Price and Quality dwellings. The other is the Hotel Room Information Bureau of the Hotel Association of New York City, representing 180 hotels with a total capacity of 80,000 rooms. The bureau is at association headquarters, 221 West 57th Street. Both agencies 'unction without any charge to the visitor in finding him clean and comfort able accommodations at a price within his means. Rooms in private dwellings range in price from $1 per night per person upward, with the average per person $1 50. Every Western Union and Postal Telegraph office is equipped to handle requests for rooms in conjunction with the Housing Bureaus operation. Every policeman in New York City is familiar with the plan and is equipped to give visitors first hand information on meth ods of obtaining registered and sponsored rooms. On making the application for a room the visitor pays a deposit of 50 cents per night per person for which he receives a receipt. The rercipt may be presented to the landlord in lieu of cash as part payment for the f has arrived at JOLliieiU East Center St. T1 BUNKER FARMS FEEDS are made of the finest grains and concentrates nBature can produce and at prices that are right. Betty Rose Cordially yours. 26, 27 President Royal J. Murdock of the Utah stake announces the of coming conference-conventio- n the Relief Soiiety and M. I. A. for Saturday and Sunday, August 26 and 27 in the Utah stake tabernacle. All departments of the M. I. A. Natures ALL SUBJECT TO 20 For August has been a great assition at San Francisco where I set members to the Vineyard ward. saw many beautiful and wonderful flowers. Utah flowers do equally well, 4th Ward To Hold room. as I prsied to my satisfaction last Summer Session Saturday and Sunday in Salt Lake where I attended the Gladiolus The F urth- - Ward Relief Soshow in the NewJiouse hotel. Many ciety presidency wish' to announce of these blooms were superior to a summer meeting on the east anything I had seen elsewhere. lawn of the meeting house, AugPay-Da- y The Utah show now to be held ust 15 at 2:30. A very fine proin Provo deserves the attendance gram has been arranged, consistTIME is naof every Provo citizen, and peo- ing of music, readings, and a talk HARVEST who Mrs. tures pay day. With livefrom sui rounding towns from Josephine Bird ple should come in to see this rare Just recently returned from a trip stock and poultry men this treat, for "Consider the Lillies of to the New York Worlds Fair and is EVERY DAY in the the Field, they toil not, neither the historic points of interest to do they spin, yet Solomon in all the Church. year. I The Mother's Glee Club will his -- lorv was not arrayed like Natures rule is that one canI one of these the same can ba also give ns some numbers. Wo- not I get something for nothing. men who desire, may bring their said of Utahs gladioli. Only by intelligent cooperation with nature does the producer place himself on natures payroll. Use of fine quality feeds Is the first step in this direction. 57 Gladiolus Show Here Sat & Sun. Room Bureaus Set Up For New York Fair will feature special programs and the Relief Society likewise has a detailed program of convention Full work planned, he states. details of these two conventions w'lll be available In a later Issue. It is imperative that complete organizations, in both the stake and the wards, be effected piior to the conference. A full attendame of ail stake and ward officers is expected," President Murdock commented Utah Stake Conference Set contraction transportation VINEYARD BAND TO E A I PARADE t, Wednesday morning starts with If you cut tills ad out a Mount Timp field trip seeing and present It at our its beautiful flowers and trees, hosiery department it will hearing about its geology and entitle you to a discount of legends. The evening holds a on su) quality of as excitement TPreasure Hunt LU ) holeproof hose for all. Thursday is Katie C. Jensen you may select. day, devoted to "Personal Charm" This offer Is good up to development, in which Bhe will and Including August 17th. oresent her famous chart for inNo limit as to quantity dividual analysis by each guest. vs Poisonality will Personality want. all you ruy feature her talks centered around "Let Your Best Friend Tell You. WE INCLUDE ALA. The evening program will be a NUMBERS camaraderie ceremony, develop, No. 1800 , 7Q a 1 ing the theme of Leadership in service weight ........ ( J (f a Womans World. -On Friday Miss Erma Acord No. 1810 7 --til read Q will review a book, and songs service weight I d If and stories will be directed by A4 A No. tiOOO Helena Larson and Florence I tUlI chiffon members of the General No. 4000, 8 thread Board of the M.I.A. in Salt Lake sheer chiffon will close City. "Talent Night (Shadow bar top) the day, to be followed Saturday No. 4075, by special features and the faresheer, jacquard well ceremony. (Lace top) in lives k. Gleaner Program: The Gleaner events run for six full dajs, starting off with a Friendship Campfire Saturday night, Aug. 19. Then Sunday's theme is A Friends Need is Your Opportunity which runs through .all the day, closing at night with a firesdde chat around "iMy Treasures of Truth. Monday is slated for a surprise the book hike, after which "Alone by Richard Byrd will be reviewed by Mrs. Odessa Culli-mor- e. An original fun night is planned for the evening. Tuesday is Mrs. TIngeys opportunity to prove that when you laugh the world laughs with you for the day is under her direc- 700 in 2.0U0 own sewing and refreshments will be served. At 10:30 in the morning the Work and Business committee have two quilts that they will put on. All visiting teai hers are requested to be present because of a special message to be given to them. 11, 1939 Provo I1 ' ... Every Saturday Nijjht ... |
