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Show PAGE SIX PROVO (UTAH) EVENING HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1936 SECTION TWO Bach Oratorio To Be Produced Here Thursday For the first time in the his-, tory of the Intermountain West. Bach's "Passion According to St John" will be presented before music lovers of Utah by the Brigham Young university music department Thursday evening April 16, at 8 00 p. m. in the Utah stake tabernacle. The production lends itself to chorus, solo, organ and orchestra work, according to Prof. LeRoy J Robertson, who is in charge of the production. This wonderful work begin.-with begin.-with the mighty chorus Lord Out Redeemer," and closes with the tranquil "Rest Here in Peace." Between the two choruses is the story of Christ's betrayal and crucifixion. OUR PRESCRIPTION FOR TIRED BACKS E Give yourself a HOOVER WITH CLEANING TOOLS.. . and get it before you start house cleaning. ITS A COMPLETE HOME CLE AXING AX-ING EQUIPMENT. ..AND OUR TERMS ARE START LI N GLY LOW. 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Prominent among the solo recitatives reci-tatives is the part of the narrator nar-rator or evangelist to be sung by Richard P. Condie. professor music, and the part of Jesus be sung by Owen Bingham, .structor in cello. Other soloists in the recitatives and arias will be Ralph Britsch Manti, Ferris Edgley, Pocatello Ida.. Ruth Partridge Richan, Harvey Har-vey Staheli, Lota Paxman, Edith Harrison. Ina Webb. Hillman Sneli. Elvis Terry and Fred Webb Provo. Vocal teachers assisting in the production art Mrs. Allie W Clark, Provo. Prof. Richard Con-die. Con-die. Mrs. Hannah Packard, and Miss Margaret Summerhays. director di-rector of the Bach chorus which has given several performances given of Bach cantatas three years. dui ing the past CHILD SUFFERS SERIOUS BURNS SPANISH FORK Falling into a tub of scalding water. Ilean. 3!-j year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Shepherd suffered severe second and Inird degree burns from her waist to her feet. Thursday. The accident occurred while Mis. 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Johnson was chosen solicitor soli-citor for the Spanish Fork dis trict. The program as outlined byj Mr. Boyer and H. V. Swenson Tuesday, is scheduled for a star on smaller patches of weeds first. Good land that has only a start of noxious weeds will provide the start. The workmen will do much of their weed eradication at canals, can-als, railroads and rights of way. In this section of the county where ""white top and morning-glory morning-glory have a good start, it will require the cooperation of the entire en-tire community, it was pointed out. If property owners will plow and work down weed patches, the organization will care for the plot for the remainder of the season and see that the weeds do not get another start, and this at no expense ex-pense to the property owner. Mr Johnson Ls anxious to help get rid of the weeds and will furnish additional ad-ditional information upon request. ing in which she made the conventional con-ventional charge of incompatibility. incompatibil-ity. Three short months of married life ending jan. 2 convinced hei Archbald. Their honeymoon was only 10 days old when they had their first quarrel. STAR WINS DIVORCE LOS ANGELES. April 10. tl'.l! - Sylvia Sidney, dark-eyed screen star, was granted a divorce from Bennett Cerf, New York book publisher, today in a brief hear- mu i i Liid.ii uJ HCI v" .7 "v l V l. V 1 Vlil CfcJ.'tAlk., .1 Lilt llUWClcf 111 1. 1 IV TTUHU ' ' told Superior Judge Harry R. or some shade of that color. Dealers In HIDES, PELTS, FURS, WOOLS, ETC. Your Consignments Solicited - Raw Furs Our Specialty LSETJl,lTS PROVO HIDE & FUR CO. Office and Warehouse 148 West Sixth South Phone S67 "Judge4 I'd even scrub floors to keep my baby!" that plea of pretty Juanita Borg, 19. shown above with her. son, George Marshall Borg, Jr., 15 months, was effective in Chicago court. She won custody of the child from George W. Borg, her millionaire mil-lionaire father-in-law and former for-mer guardian of the baby. Mrs. Borg had sued her 21-year-old husband for separate maintenance. The trade agreement which decreased de-creased tlu- import duty 25 per cent between the two countries uicreastd .sales of American shirts in Brazil. Entry Received in Newspaper Contest "The Beavei Press."' six column weekly newspaper published at Beavvi, I tan. was the first entrvi received in the new.-paper front! pag' contest conducted by the j Utah Press association, according accord-ing to Professor H. R. Merrill head nf the division of journalism journal-ism at Brigham Young university. univer-sity. The front pages of four- issues of papers published between April 1 and September- 30 will be consider con-sider id in the contest. All weekly and semi-weekly publications in the state are eligible and may enter by mailing copies of then issues during the six month pe riod to the B Y U. division of journalism which is supervising th'- judging. A cup will b award- i 'I the papei winning the contest three successive year.. WOMAN S EN TENCEI) Beatrice J'rue was sentenced to .'.0 days in Jail Thursday in the city court on a charge of intoxi cation. The sentence was sus pended bv Judge D R. Kllertson on gond Lervivior for one year-. This is the first charge of intoxi cation against a., woman in the city court m the last three years. according to Judge Klleitson. w n-n a railway passengci dropped ,i heavy weight on th counter- in the hoiiUini' o(fi-i :i Hi.ade.i Kialove station. 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