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Show V V PAGE;.:SIX PROVa,. (UTAH) , - EVENING u HEKALU.. THURSDAY; .-OCTOBERS 6, 1938 1 - SECTION TWO 1 I 4. V, SPR1GVILLE REPORTS UIS, jilANILA-BROWN, Correspokdent - Phone ' The -Guardians 6.f the Treas ure,' First ward Beehive 'class, under the direction of Mrs.' Jeni sen. enjoyed a party at the tatter's home Tuesday evenings Games ; and lunch featured the occasion with the following irirls present: Helen Cleerev maine O'Dell, Melba Witney. Venice Pennington, Delia Carter, Lillian Ostler, Gladys Weight, Theo CMldft . Wilna Brown, Betty Blanchard, La Vern Gourley, Martha Mar-tha lason, Emily Paxman, Lois Fullmer, Joyce Hardy. Mrs. Hattie Burt was - hnatS!t to members of the La Jolie club ttt aer nome Thursday evening. The group enjoyed- progressive bridge, following a tasty lunch served at small tables. .Prizes Tor the - evening's games were won by Mrs. Helen Spafford and Mrs. Lucille' Smith. Others present included in-cluded Mrs. Evelyn Boyer, Mrs. Ruth Miller, Mis Reva Roylance, Mrs. pona Whitney, Mrs. Ruth ;JonesV Mrs. Ffiy Hansen, Mrs. , Ferm Senior, Mrs. Lyman Robbins Mand .Mrs. Reed Ayerett, the lat ter iwo Demg guests. . Approximately 75 students of "the - Springville seminary ; classes Phone 223W OTA HNA Dancing Every ID.. - SAT. WE ( vStdents Night Ved. f Special Prices Before 9 o'Clock Gents 25c , Ladle Free DOB ORTON And His Orchestra Featuring Ruth Ward T Married Folks Dance Every Tuesday CARTER'S ORCHESTRA OUR, BOARDING HOUSE 9 X .1 S g-Lj- WITH MAJOR HOOPLE RftDIO Service! Ve Repair Any Radio a Huish Electric 230 W. Cen. - Phone 1432 v under Jthe-direction of Principal Joseph Olsen and Ray Colton, enjoyed an outing at Balsam park Saturday afternoon. - Games preceded pre-ceded a picnic lunch and genera) social' around & huge bonfire, The outing was the first of a series of similar events and , trips to , be taken . by the seminary groups during the year. ". The next regular meeting 'Pf the Legion auxiliary is scheduled for October 12, at 8 p. m at Memorial hall, announces President Presi-dent Hazel Roylance. The program pro-gram will feature reports ,6n the national convention at Los Angeles, An-geles, Calif. , given by several members who attended. AU 'members 'mem-bers are urged to be present. '. For the purpose of stimulating interest in athletics and other school activities, a "Pep-club has been organized at the high school, composed of girls in the junior class. The new officers are: Arlene Hatch, president; Leslie Les-lie Loveridge, vice president; Le-noire Le-noire Weight secretary; Edna NJelson, reporter, A meeting of the group , is set for Thursday when plans for participation in various events" of the year will be made. Miss t$a Hoffman is faculty advisor, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Hall and daughters, Beth and . Ruth, and Mrs. Merlyn Prothero and son spent the week end at Green River, Wyoming:, as guests of another of Mr. andMrs. Hall's daughters, Mrs. Golden Anderson and family. Mrs. Daniel Witney in company with er daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. 'Boyce Van Patten of Salt Lake City, spent' the past week in southern Utah. They visited at St. George, Cedar City. Richfield and Salina and spent some time at Zion and Bryce canyons. can-yons. A delightful birthday party was given by Clara Bird at her home Monday evening for a number num-ber of school friends. Following a period of games, during which several prizes were awarded the winners, a tasty lunch was served ser-ved with favors and other de tails carried out in pink and white. Guests were Dorreen Thy-T rett, Elaine Cherrington, Shirley Barrett, La ReeJThorpe, Dorothy Weight. Jane Wainwright, Anita Palfrey man, Maurine Child, Wilna Wil-na Brown, Betty Blanchajd, Beverly Bev-erly Bird and Zella Felix. Mrs. B. M. Mendenhall spent last week in Ogden where ner son, Harold Mendenhall, underwent under-went an operation for acute appendicitis ap-pendicitis at the Dee Memorial hospital. He is convalescing nicely nice-ly according to report. Boosters of the high school held their annual club pledge party last Thursday evening at the 'sZffl HOW ABOUT POK X-HAVEW'Ti BeAOOrr- r SPACER AN'OLD J1 AV RJCTONl- fNs TRKMT? STEAMEPt FIDEKklE; RACKETS, THATCt ; S iM SbUVK'COZV SOUKIP, UKE .YOUR . HAR30R?X'LL "TeCHWLQUE;:,BLlT;CASH f. - aWAMch as 1;-,;; uvyAY. yiB'UcoMS: .pT- . Wi USUAL.OF CJOUTeH-A . -IP VTH2 .Bli-t-S . : 'A '. : , H -r . I I . VI r Let Us Make Youi Old Mattresses! OR rANEW ONE! Prices Reasonable MADE OF A-GRADE MATERIAL By Expert Workmen WITH UTAH COUNTY LABOR! Over 30 Years of Continuous CUs-vrr -A 1 Service in Provo Your Guarantee rrTomplete Mattress and Batt Service OnIy Factory in Utah County" : BE SURE TO CALITUP If Anyone Solicits Business in Our Name ! We Manufacture the NEW SPRING FILLED MATTRESS Try One! 7- Mattresses Made to Order Re-built and New Our Greatest Pleasures Are Our Pleased PatronsX SEND US YUB MATTjlESS TROUBLES-vWE ENJOY THEM! 0I1H CO. MflTTnESS ;:f ACTOmW .PHONJS 345 We Call and Deliver Anywhere lirUtah Connie. iroypuiart home of Miss Edna Wiscombe. Following the initiatKia ritual conducted by club officers, plans for the year were discussed and the group enjoyed games and re freshments. New members inducted in-ducted were: Mary Louise Win- gate, LaJeune Whitney, Merle Fletcher, Ruth Crandall, Beulah Whiting. Marjorie Whiting, Erma Peery, Elsie Sumsion, Beth Hall and others present included: Loween Crandall, Lucille Metcalf, Lois Johnson, Edna Nielson, Irene Bird, Artha Kay, Edna Wiscombe, .Catherine Mendenhall and Fern Simkins. "On Friday, new members of the Boosters' club entertained the old members at a luncheon, at the high school. They later participated par-ticipated in a snake dance to stimulate interest in the Provo-Springville Provo-Springville football game About 20 girls were in attendance. Dr. Samuel Paul and son, Sam, and G. M. P. Dougall of Salt Lake City, spent the week end as guests of Hugh Dougall at the Dougall ranch in Hobble Creek canyon. Accompanied by their son, Arvil Stewart of Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Stewart and son Loyd of this city, have recently re turned from a two weeks' enjoy able trip to California. They visited Mr. and Mrs. Stewart's sons. James ana Joe, and daugh ter, Mrs. Edna Cooper, at Los Angeles. En route they also spent some time at Boulder dam and at Bryce and' Zion canyons. Mr. and Mrs. George Peterson and Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Peterson Peter-son returned home early this week from California, where they went to meet the former's son, Carl, who has returned from a two years' mission in the Ha waiian Islands. The group visited a number of interesting places Jenkins Inspects Saltbed Trades SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 6 (U.E) -Ab Jenksins, the west's premier speed driver, today laid plans for an assault on automobile endurance endur-ance records most of which are held by himself with his new car, Mormon Meteor HI. Jenkins planned to inspect the circular endurance track on the Bonneville salt flats, with an eye to making record attempts as soon as the flats get in shape. The salt beds are reported to be in poor shape at present. Plans for a super-speed run, shooting at the 357.50 miles per hour world land speed record set Sept. 16 by Capt. George E. T. Eyston of England, were lndefin ite. Family Loses All When Home Burns SPRINGVILLE Neighbors and friends Wednesday were devising plans by which to assist the Bert Brailsford family to secure living quarters and bedding and clothing, cloth-ing, all of which were destroyed bv fire which conrmletelv de molished their 3-room frame home ;jfMr- and Mrs here, Tuesday forenoon. Damage was estimated at approximately $1000 with no insurance. The mother and father had gone to work and their two elder children to school leaving two small children at home alone. OR E M Timpanogos Ward Sharon Ward ' MRS. MERRILL CRANDALL ' Reporter Phone 026-R-S ! ? RADIO;; KSB : THURSDAY. OCT 6- 4:05 CBS Dave - Bacaland tne . - .Four mte&: V.15 CBS Doris ? Rhodes, songs., 4:45 KSL Knighthood .xnt ; Youth i" RadioClufo.,J . 5:00 KSIi Dick Tracy. 5:45 KSL, mterhaUonalews. b' "6:30 CBS Jdi,JPenner," comedian, 1 .rBert:;Pbllack-;br T:00 CBS Major Bowmteur $:30 CBS Americans kt; Work, vi Columbia A4ulr;Edu-; A4ulr;Edu-; ; caUonk ProgramV 9:15 CBS GrgeMcCall's. HolT , rywbod Ti Screenscoops, 9:30 CBS The Kate Smith Hour, with' "Abbott and Cos- ; tend,' Jack-Miller's or ' chestra.- ' 10:30 CBS International News. 10:45 CBS Don Roland and his orchestra from Hotel Utah. 11:30 CBS Henri Gendron and his orchestra. MIDNIGHT 12:00 CBS Glen Gray and his Casa. Loma orcheatra. 12:15 CBS Sterling... Young and ' his 'orchestra. FRIDAY. OCT. 7 , A. M. 6:00 KSL Sunrise Serenade. 7:00 KSL International News. 7:15 CBS Montana Slim. the Yodeling Cowboy. S:00 KSL International News. 8:45 CBS Rhythmalres. ' 9:00 KSL Words and Music. 9:45 KSL Morning Moods. 10:00 KSL First ' Moring Session of the 109th semi-an-. nual conference of the L. D. S. church. P. M. 12:00 CBS Big Sister. 12:15 CBS Aunt Jennie's True Life Stories. 12:30 KSL Stock Market Quotations Quota-tions and International Internation-al News. 1:00 CBS Buffalo Summer the-ater. the-ater. 1:30 CBS Scattergood Baines. 2:00 KSL Afternoon session of semi-annual confer ence of L. D. S. church. Dillriage Suit on Trial in Court V Testlmon was given by Vic tor Bullock, 24, 630 West Center In his $ 10,000 damage suit against Thomas I Luke, 27, 255 West Third South, and the Utah Central Cen-tral Truck lines, in District Judge Abe W. .Turner's court Wednesday afternoon. . Y :V Bullock's charges; are based on personal injuries allegedly Buffered Buf-fered j. when hia motorcycle collided col-lided with a company truck driven by , Luke October 13. 1937, at I'hSrd West - and First' South I streets; - " Bullock suffered severe cuts and bruises, a broken nose, and other injuries in the collision. He was cycling north on Third West as . Luke, was traveling east. The motorcycle struck the side of the truck and careened off it was reported at the time of the accidentl Jury selection occupied the opening morning session. Y.j , received the-, basic : patent on the i automobile for his "road en gine" in 1895. .-The 'patent later was rescinded. BflCIWCilL- LEG PAIilS IM; . BE DAKGER SIGH A Of Tired Kidneys f "5 DMi on t jut eoaiDuuB ana do aotnuf toat tbm. Nmtvn mmy bvui( you t jroar mianvy ea attention, v - Tb kidney mrm Matura'a ehkl -wy ct taking- xoeoa etda and poisonous -wast out el tba blood. Moat people paaa about S pinU m dajr oc about S pounda oi waste. Frequent or oaoty pawagai with amartiag . and.burninc tbowa thera may bo aomethinfl " wronf with your kidneys or bladder. -' If tha IS milea of kidney tubes and filtera don't work well, poisonous waste matter stay la the wood. I neae pouona may start nacsini ea, rawmtuo puna, lec paina. tone oc I MMHT. B-ettinx un mchta. puf5neaa under the eyes, headache and di pep and swellinc. disaiaeM. for Domn's Don't wait. Ask your druc Piila, ooed sueeeaRfully by miuiona for ore 40 rears. They rivs happy relief and will help tht iS miles of kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from the blood. Get Doaa'a Pill. adv. DN TiHE sipct: The secretary bird bears a close resemblance to other birds of prey, with the exception of its legs. These have developed into long, powerful weapons, with which it stamps out the lives of The children were " playing at a nn rhe Wpst mast during theirTnei&hbor's nearby, when the blaze I 1 TI h .VI. 1 was ucicuicu. r iiciucii were uuie " 1 . . - ' ... Mr. and Mrs. Mark Cook and to save only a few minor articles daughter, Mrs. Martha Whiting Gf beddine of Mapieton, nave returnea rrom a several weeks' trip to Califor nia. Mr. Cook s health was im proved during his stay on the coast. Three Springville couples have received licenses to wed this week. A. Ray Greener of Helper and Netha L. Mower of Spring ville, were granted a license to wed Tuesday in Salt Lake City; Dwierht Bartholomew and Ber- nice Teasdale received a license in provo, and R. Walter Robinsori of Springville, and A. Marie Stone of Manleton. were Granted a license in Provo. Mrs. D. B. Welch as returned from a month's delightful trip in the east. She motored to Pitts- bureh. Pa., where she visited her mother, Mrs. L. M. Gulilan, and a sister, Mrs. C. E. Eakin, and family. She also went to New York City and spent a short time with another sister. Miss Eliza beth G Milan and from there, to visit a brother, I. W. Gillilan and family who reside - at Summit New Jersey. She also visited an other brother, P. 3a. Gulilan and family at Erie. Pa., and with a number or Mr. weicne's rela tives at Cadiz. Ohio.. " The Home culture ciub meeung has been postponed one week Jt will be held Friday, October ' 14, at the W. L. Grooms residence with Mrs. A. M. T.yall as hostess. The officers and teachers of the Sharon ward Primary will hold a preparation meetAig and social at the home of their presi dent, Mrs. Minnie Gordon Thurs day eveniner. All members are urged to attend. Mra. W. I. Long of Salt Lake City and her daughter, Mrs. Glen Johnson of Provo visited with Mrs. Clarence Kofford Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Carson Crandall Visited the State Fair Tuesday, f Mrs. Mirian Bradshaw gave the theology lesson in the Sharon ward Kelief soc.'ty Tuesday afternoon. aft-ernoon. Mrs. Sadie Elder sang a solo, "A Shack in the Back of the Hills." She was accompanied by her daughter, Wanna. Mrs. Etta Dixon lead two poems. 1, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cultler tT Pan eru itch were overnieht cuests of Mr. and Mrs. Orson snakes, its favorite prey Prestwich Monday. Tuesday the ' - PrestwA;hes, Cutlers and Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Wells enjoyed a visit to Salt Lake City and the State fair. f Mrs. Elaine Brereton is spending spend-ing the week with her parents Mr. ai.i Mrs. McKinley .Cook. marvAi uisen (Carole Pyne) left Saturday for Buckeye, Arizona, where they will make their home this winter. . Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Park were In Huntington on business Tuesday. Tues-day. Mrs. P. G. Peterson spent the week end in Salt Lake City, the guest of her sister, Mrs. L. P. Condie. : A v - ' ( ill l H" NO MONEY "saved" by home cleaning and pressing press-ing could possibly compensate compen-sate for the hours of unremitting un-remitting tot) - and disappointments. Our modern dry cleaning service is prompt, practical and ECONOMICAL. 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