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Show PROVO (UTAH) EVENING HERALD, School News fimpanogos School Has Clean-Up Day TIMPANOGOS SCHOOL Last ' Jonday after school the sixth Jade boys' baseball team played. te seventh L-rade ot the JJixon fcior high at the Timpanogos , Vjool. The Dixon won: 16 to y. ingratulations. 1 ILast Monday afternoon the ! kth grade had c -lean-up uay. The VS rak-d and leveled the play-: founds, and the girls washed indowf. dusted. straightened loks and decorated the room. ; A dt-cora'ing r.mmiH-e has en ihsen Th-'V will make cur- inS .iP.'l I l'"C' T .1 If uir i " tfJsren! oci asions Those infontlee are: Chrystal K n, chairman : I 'awn Tl ins and d'-corate the r-m tor Those on the ' iasmus-: hurber, ; bth Mitchell. Mary Sanders,; aunn' Clark and Lola Rowe. The Tnunanogos filth and sixth 'ddes are sponsoring a dance at. .e Dixon Juni"j- high school to-: ght at 6 o'clock The admission: 5c, outsiders lrc All are ex acted to have ,. splendid tine-. Chrystal Kasmussen. Sixth grad--. TIMPANOGOS SCHOOL Last ipsdav at the student i.iuruil ,eeting we derided to put a sign 'er the outside .oi,r iti.n m sa 'Ipms,. 'ii- V.air Fe. There V. also be mats so they can wipe. leir teet as t ivy c ..a- in We tink this WlU help Keep the - f 1 . hool building i leaner imv.ui itchel!. i We are making a ti e.e about es m our ."::. It is .-iy m- wcnnir tr, t n ! i V :l!)(iU' heeS yv have .i holl..w t-ngue they Jin get the nectar out of the oweis with We ate going to Un a l'.t n;.r- about them Mis.- liller's second grail'- We liave been studying about Iwiss cheese, butter- and milk W -... ; I . t . . t . .. I in th.. I) ,tk)!i!' So V- wanted to go .- l tv 'W cheese is ma tit . Onft ot the ij'.ys 'phoned t he k'asati h la;ry to see wlvn we uld go through U said We uld U' Fridav atternoon We ent and s iw hfiw butter and cot- ge cheese were made and We ad a g' od time i Muriel and A ret t a Newren Miss Conover's fourth glade Oui- room has needed new helves for books. Monday when .e came to school we saw many ew shelves Dui teai hei and Bob te) art had come to school Satur-ay Satur-ay arc! m oie the shelves. We l.st d i.u- sue... .-, ,'au pUw many Smashing Cleanup Clean-up of Used Cars! WHILE THEY LAST! W I OKI) ( nan: H27 KSSKX Sedan . Wis 1)1 RAM ('each 1-J7 NASH Sdai: . $15 $25 $45 $45 $67 $95 $145 $150 $145 $150 I.KT S ia' 1!1 1 OKI) 2s ChrliT .VJ Soda:. Y2 ( HK - ROLF I I nin'M 1!CJ9 Plv mouth ( 'l'.l'C 1!!,? Whippet Sr .a:; $165 Y2H lil ICK S-(!ai! .... FOKl) $160 $195 $1S5 S,-(!at: 1H2s Yictor Doriye Sedan Many Others at All Prices Choose yours now ITKgW ONE BIG LOT at 150 No. University SIDE GLANCES - i r i c . - f -, .- ' r r n AM c n Ml- .f Li Pi. , co iMs 6y nea service, inc. t. m. re6. u. s, pat off "Throw in the one on the bocks on them. We put all the dictionaries together and all the same kinds of books together. Vcnd.t Park, fifth grade Farrer Assembly Devoted To Art Maurine East, Editor KAKRKR Jl-NIOR HI'H Last Friday the Farrer high had a very interesting assembly The art winch adorned cur sell",, walls a ,ts presented t- the assembly in order to acquaint us with the neautiful work, which, we have collected. Mrs Flora Fisher, an authority ,n art. and an artist herself, gave ,i talk on each painting that we have in cur building. Our school has decided to make the most of the art project, and collect fine paintings from differ- -nt parts f the country. Carroll Hatch. A thrilling game between tht-I tht-I iX"n and Farrer teams was played m the Dixon gymnasium Thursday Th'.1 starting line-up tor the Farrer was. Jenkins, nglv guard. Farit-r. l'-tt guard. Johnson, center. ;raham. npht forward; Mercer, left guard; and trie substitutes were Jackson. Billings and Peters' Peter-s' n The Dixon lineuji; Dixon, right t'lw.nd; t.'hristensen. left guard. Carter-, center; Hindley. right fr- ward Baxte Th D.imuo. left toward, and substitute g,i ;e w.i ; c i ii the way F.mvr s r. 1" A Ive! , and excit- aii The ,1-hn- n i . .111 students from the eiodips of music masters is4-". - a. for your enjoyment T lie rich harinonie-. the stir-rui" stir-rui" rhvthni- f the world's mot famous ni Ker . . . swelling to a rrccrmlo of jrrratrr plorv a the rurtain rie on 1()3. parade of finer motion picture. The beloved melodies that have thrilled generations .. . glorious entertainment .. .are but a part of the amazing group of screen hits for the forthcoming year. KRIM ' I -a 7 -." '.atallrria Ruotirani" frturrl in KNTK.K M UHMC I.an.lT ICIOR HKRRKK I S B.BeS IN TOV1AM)' it b liirrland ri "S K.KT U1U.IM " il h 1 rrnr I )u ti nf One rf a series of advertisements published in the interests of the finer pictures of 1J3) by the Crest and Paramount Theatres By George Clark 1 1 i wmki ft: i corner and it's a deal. rt Farrer, gave the program in the' assembly at the Dixon school Fri- ! day. : Two songs were given by thei ninth grade boys' chorus The two1 numbers Avere "Nut Brown Maid- i en," ani "Braum's Lullaby." A dancX .and song "Hands Across : the Table,' was. given by Gertrude Paue, accompanied by Anita And-erberg And-erberg A dramatic reading was given by members of the speech class Marjorie Huish gave the solo, and those in the speaking class were: Carol Hatch. Beth Bird. Lorraine Snow. Lucille Palfreynian, Maurine Maur-ine Hast. Anita Medlin. Marjorie Da bung. Bernice Bush, Mernlla Worthington. Olennes L-e Masters. Mast-ers. Dorothy Ward, and Joyce A damson A double quartet sang. "When the Snow Flies in the Rockies." Nona Thorson sang the solo, and those who sang the chorus were Hilma Henrie. Margaret Passev. Jean Larson. Mary Taylor, Marjorie Marj-orie Schofield. (ilennes Lee Master Mas-ter and Maxme Reams June Christiansen gave a saxophone saxo-phone solo and Harold Bandley a cornet solo- Marjorie Huish. MOVING? If moving call the Hardy Trnn fer. Modern equipment and men who know how to handle the most fragde furniture PI ION K MS Severe Colds Prevented One Chiropractic Treatment wili usually break up a cold. Why take- chances '.' Fstella Spurrier, Chiropractor, .." S. 1st East. Phone the world's . . gathered N A I'OHTY M RIF.TT" nrl Frank Morgan J F.ROM F. KF.RN'S "Ml !IC IN THF. and John Bolr "ROBKRTA" ith Frrd Aotairr. Linger Rorf and Ircnr Dunne "SHOWBOAT" "ALL THF KING'S HORSES" nh Carl Dnon and My t PPL COMPROMISE ON j INCOME TAX j SALT LAKE CITY. Feb. 12 i (U.R) An individual income tax ! measure was apparently ready for 1 final passage by the senate in the i Utah legislature today after war-I war-I ring factions had reached a com promise on exemptions and property prop-erty tax offset features. An amendment to SB8S by Senator Sen-ator Hammond, D.. Grand, which provided for flat exemption of $500 per taxpayer, a property tax offset off-set up to $100 and higher rates ! was adopted last week but by such j a close majority that a compro-j compro-j mise was necessary to assure pass-j pass-j age. j Monday, when the session con-j con-j vened, this amendment was chang-j chang-j ed to provide $500 exemptions for single persons, $1000 for a married mar-ried person and $200 for each dependent. In addition, the property offset is reduced to a maximum of $50. Rate features of the Hammond Ham-mond amendment were left intact. in-tact. They are: 2 per cent on the first $1000 of net taxable income; j 3 per cent on the next $1000; 4 I per cent on the next; 5 per cent j on the next and ( per cent on all net taxable income in excess ot ! $4000. SKiHTS WRECKED PLANE EL PASO. Texas. Keo 1J I ' An airplane believed to have ! been piloted by Frank Bowman, j Jr., and carrying as a passengei I his father, was discovere d wrecked (near San Marcial. N M. today. ' Capt. W L Boyd of F.l I 'a so. t who sichted the plane trom the air returned her- to repoi t his dkscovery. He said he saw no sign f'f life near the plane and that he believed the occupants had been killed, The Turks announce they'll give more opportunity to subjec t races, but ali the Armenians will ask is a little longer start for the mouti-.ains EDGEMONT MRS. EVA GILLESPIE liepqrter - Phone O40-J2 A group of friends pleasantly surprised Mr. and Mrs. Ritchie Stubbs at their home Saturday evening in honor of Mr. Stubbs birthday. Games were played and a tasty luncheon served the fallowing: fal-lowing: Mr. and Mrs. John Mad-sen. Mad-sen. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stubbs, Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Burke, Mr. j and Mrs. Verl Stubbs and Mr. and Mrs. Ritchie Stubbs. i Sunday evening the children and grandchildren honored the birthday anniversary of their father, "William R. Peay Supper! was served to 30. after which the! evening was spent with a program! and social chat. Honoring her cither's 77th birthday anniversary. Mr and Mrs George Boyce spent Sunday with Mrs. Boyce's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Sorenson of Spanish Fork A group of neighbors and ft tends surprised Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ewell at the residence of Mr. and Mrs Ambrose Jolley Monday evening. Games and social so-cial chat were enjoyed after which i a delicious luncheon was served.' Mr. and Mrs. Ewell are leaving' to make their home in Santaquin Mr and Mrs James Pinegar a re proud parents of a tine baby boy, b,.rii Tuesday morning at the family home Mr and Mrs Adelbert Bigler ' and Mrs Margaret Pulsipher were Salt Lake visitors Tuesday. Thirty ladies enjoyed the work and business meeting at Relief Society Tuesday afternoon A very interesting lesson on rug making and "The Art of Buying" was given by Mrs. Jessie Smith, A Valentine game was played, Mrs Mildred Meldrum winning the prize Two quilts were completed com-pleted after which a tasty lunch was served by the ladies on dits-' dits-' : lets number 7 and S. Mts.- Betilah Morgan of Salt Lake (Vv visited Sunday at the heme ct Mr and Mrs. Dee G Brown Q THE To 150 North University Avenue Sevices Held For John G. Uhrhan Bishop Ray Ekins presided atuonn m. noeppei. u.. cdi. the funeral services for John j "Here we are appropriating mil-George mil-George Uhrhan. held in the Pleas- j lns of dollars for naval construc-ant construc-ant View ward chapel Monday j tion while destitute families of afternoon. 1 three and four persons are receiv- A quartet, consisting of Mrs. ,ow ag J9 p0r month of Zella Colvm. Mrs. Diantha fc. Kins Bishop S. H. Cluff and Stanford; Patten. sang "Tho Deepening ; Trails," "Resting Now From Care 1 and Sorrow." and "Sometime We'll i Understand." They were, accom- panied by Mrs. Vera Clark. "O My Father," was sung by the quartet and Sterling Cluff. 'Bishop Cluff j singing the solo part. A trio com- j posed of Sterling Cluff, Mrs. Zella j Colvin and Mrs. Diantha Ekins rendered "Sunset." John Muhlestein opend with ' Prayer, and the services were I closed by Frank J. Perry. A. B j Leichty, Mr. Boede of Salt Lake i City. Bishop Sidney H. Cluff and Bishop Ray Ekins were the j speakers. Fred Mors, Jr., of Salt j Lake City, dedicated the grave i at the Provo Citv cementerv. j T. ea is a f " " ) ' eremonv Serving fine tea is a T" ritual of deep enjoyment to which the deep rich J flavor of Schilling Tea adds more fragrant pleasure. Schilling Toasted 1 CCl Ga& cnS dte sec? ftas rate cmd sb to? dbs 9 HFVTJOLFT has ninny specialized in giving Vf extra value. Rut never hefore has ( Chevrolet offered such big and outstanding values as the AVir Standard Chwrnlct and the new Maitrr De Luxe Chetrolet for l3o. You ran see the low prices . . . the lowest ever placed on cars of such high quality. You can prove the greater operating economy. For tests show that the new Chevrolet s give even higher CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY, DETROIT, MICFIKVXN ( omparv ChrtTrJrt ' I'm' drdtwi'd prim and pav ( . V . A . ( .. Wrrns. A ( icncm Mntnr Th New Standard Chvrol4 CoocK NEW STANDARD CHEVROLET AND UP. Z-nr prion of Nm Standard Roadsteir mt Flint. Mich., $465. With bumpers, pare tire and tire lock, the list price ia 920.00 additional. Prices subject to change without nottoe. HITS N AVAL ARMAMENT WASHINGTON. Feb. 13 .I K. - Criticism of plans to build up the i united siaies navai neei was J voiced in the house today by Rep. relief funds," Hoeppel said. g I We Buy i sea furniture tor Cash m Used $D Kjf up nj ril BED SPRINGS . U S Neic 5-Tube a 0 Ej CROSLKY RADIOS '7 Th JM Used 8 - 9-Tube SJ CABINET RADIOS 0 I Llsed $4 I tJ ROITVn OAK T A HI KK . KlOl? Used $ K I OAK BUFFETS H Used 9x15 Bfk G CONGOLEUM RUG W3IV in A r UPiece $& Kll UI iSS M BEDROOM SUITES JK?el Q m "Where T1 gasoline and oil mileage than did lat vear's models. And as for performance . . . well, there's onlv orw thing we ask you to do . . . decide n ith a ride! You will experience geiawav power and smoothness so extraordinary that you will be happy to confirm the wisdom of the statement: Choose Chrnlet for quality at low cost. May we suggest that you drive one of these new Chevrolet iodjv? The New Matter Provo, Utah First man to die under Estho-nia's Estho-nia's new execution law chose j hanging to drinking the poison j CUP; He P"bably had had ex- i perience with a cocktail mixed by an amateur ! . - OPPORTUNITY Awaits You Watch for the Herald's New Series ! You Save D lux Chevrolet Cooeh THE NEW MASTER DE LUXE CHEVROLET AND UP. Lift prtcf of Master De Luxe Co-jpe at Flint, Mtch , $560. With bumpers, spare tire end tire lock, the list price im $35.00 additional. Prices sub ject to change without notice. Knee-Action optional at $20.00 extra. DEALER ADVERTISEMENT n |