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Show ' --'4, 5- I. r? S i V.! t : " i SECTION TWO PROVO (UTAH) EVENING HERALDrT WEDNESDAY- CTANUARYv 18, - 1939v PAGE -FWfl Broken lasTOn :Shore of Lake Is Menace to Waders BY W. M. WILSON - The people, and there are hundreds hun-dreds of them, who these days drive down to the lake for skat ing, sporting; or business purposes are-both pleased and appreciative of the si endid work recently done by the streets deartment under 'the fine supervision's of Commissioner Commis-sioner McGuire and his very able assistantfMr. Brown. The road is now , in splendid condition for this time of the" year due to recent re-cent surfacing: with gTavel preparatory prep-aratory to some kind of processing process-ing next spring or in the early summer with oil or asphalt. Having the safety .of the public in mind, and this subject should be first in the mind of every one ' having this kind of work in charge, the various turns ii the road along the river are now fenced and the banks cleared of brush that has "hitherto made driving more or less a hazard due to poor visability. Much other work has also been done that together to-gether with what is expected to be done in the near future, .will make this drive a boulevard of real merit and a pleasure to the people who- see beauty and derive de-rive pleasure in visiting the lake that when normal, is the largest body of fresh water existing between be-tween the Great Lakes and the "West coast. It is now to be hoped that our officials will rigidly enforce the law prohibiting the dumping of ruzbish alonp this route by either thoughtless individuals or those who through nothing but pure 'cussedness" mar the natural beauty of this locality. OUR BOARDING HOUSE WITH MAJOR HOOPLE THE CARDS SAV TH AT " YOU ARE TRYING TOPOT OVER A "RMAKiCIAL. DEAL, MASOR VAOOVL&, BUT fT WLL NOT BE VNUCH Op.u A SUCCESS A 3REAT SURPRISE IS INJ STORE FOR VOU-A STRANGER IS COMING IKITO YOUR LIPE-HE SEEMS CLOSE TO YOJvw A FORaOTTEW RELATIVE, "PERHAPS X SEE. Now, in behalf of the thousands thou-sands of children who, during the summer enjoy wading in the shallow shal-low pool scaused by the lake overflowing over-flowing its natural shoreline, would we be presumptuous in suggesting that the city send a truck and a few men down for a day to pick up the broken glass already strewn along the lake shore, before be-fore the rapidly rising water covers cov-ers it up, forming a menace to the feet of these wading youngsters young-sters ? c M.B.C.-RED NETWORK "THE BSBoIsZ STATION" : WEDNESDAY, JAN. 18 P. M. 6:00 NBC "One Man's Family. 6:30 NBC Hobby Lobby. 7:00 KDYL Evening News. 7:15 KDYL Firelight Fantasy. 7:30 NBC The Answer Game. 8:00 NBC Kay Kyser's Kolleget 9:00 NBC Amos n' Andy. 9:15 NBC The Human Side of the News. 9:30 NBC Tommy Dorsey'3 orchestra. or-chestra. . 10 4)0 N BC Town Hall Tonight. 11:00 KDYL Nevis. 11:16 NBC Emil Baffe's orchestra. or-chestra. 11:30 NBC Joe Sudy's orchestra. Midnight 12:00 KDYL Jitterbug Jamboree 1:00 KDYL Good-Night. THAT NEW BOARDER'S TRYlKJd TO IN TAKE A SjQUIMT'AT THE MAJORS ' X TUTU RE THAT "PI NANCJAL PEAL. SHE kL MENTIONED SOUNDS LIKE THE ONE W HE'S BEEN 7RY1NG TO SELL ME OM .ggT BUT 1 TOLt? HIM X WAS POSITIVELY H,M Ai COUPLE OF JLfyJ Slfi I 7 BUCK$ 1 HAOJO fTlfi?3 ) V KIDKJAP HIS STORE 'tl In S C3REAT RICHES, BUT V TEETH BEFORE d 'KUC U ( i SOVAETHlW3 SEEMS n 7 COULD-MAKE HIM V I ,fml U. ,-fv ?. , . . , LINDON MBS. LAWRENCE WALKER Reporter LEAPING AMPHIBIAN THURSDAY, JAN. 19 A. M. 6:00 KDYL Wake Up and Smile. 6:30 KDYL Riders of the Range. 7:00 KDYL Da break Digest. 7:30 KDYL News. 7:45 KDYL Aloha Land. 8:30 KDYL Tune Parade. 8:45 KDYL Xavier Cugat's orchestra. or-chestra. . 9:00 NBC Ted White, tenor. 9:15 KDYL Musi& in a Sentimental Senti-mental Mood. 9:25 KDYL True Life Drama. 9:30 KDYL Transradio News. 9:45 NBC Kitty Keene, Inc drama. 10:15 NBC The O'Neills, drama. 10:30 KDYL Martha Meade's Recipes. 10:45 KDYL Refreshment Time with Singin' Sam. 11:00 NBC John's Other Wife. 11:30 NBC Dangerous Road, drama. 11:45 NBC Dr. Kate, dramatic sketch. Noon 12:00 NBC Betty and Bob. P. M. 12:15 NBC Arnold Grimm's Daughter. 12:45 NBC Hymns of All Churches. 1:00 NBC Story of Mary Marlin. 1:15 NBC Ma Perkins. 1:3TJ NBC Pepper Young's Family. Fam-ily. 1:45 NBC The Guiding Light. 2:15 NBC Stella Dallas. 2:30 NBC "Vic and Sade," drama. 2:45 NBC "Girl Alone," drama. 3:00 KDYL 1939 Culbertson Bridge System, 3:15 KDYL The Inquiring Reporter. Re-porter. 3:30 KDYL The Cadets, Popu- Mrs. Margaret West is enjoying en-joying a week's visit with Salt Lake relatives. A genealogical meeting, followed fol-lowed by a social was held Friday Fri-day evening by members .of the late Carl J. Anderson family, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Al-bert Anderson. The following en-ioyed en-ioyed the evening: Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Richins, Mr. and ' Mrs. Clarence Hilton, Mrs. Alma Chris-tensen. Chris-tensen. Wilford Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Richins, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Walker. Miss Vera Lee Beckett of Independence, a, and the host and hostess. Mrs. Doris Rogers gave the literary lesson. "The Talisman" by Scott, at Relief Society meet? ing Tuesday. Mrs. Lidge Jackson, Mrs. Etta Alexander, Horace and Kenneth Gillman of Vernal, were week -ejjd quests gte. homej ,M,. A bishopric meeting was held at the nome ox Bishop Lieonarcr B. Walker Monday evening. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. William Wil-liam Dittmore, Mr. and Mrs. Wrenard Tomlinson and Mr. and Mrs. Jess Thorn. A delicious luncheon was served at the close of the meeting. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Devey of CBS NETWORR: HORIZONTAL 1 Pictured edible amphibian. 5 It feeds on small fishes and . 9 It belongs to the genus 13 Emended. 15 Dissociated. 17 Wan. 18 Electrical unit. 20 Eucharist vessels. 21 Primitive chisel. 22 Cornered. 23 Poker stake. 25 Musical note. 26 Southeast. 28 Corpse. 29 Perfect land.- ,32, Aside. 3a Assists. 36 To arrest. 37 To tell tales 39 Furious. 41 Type Answer to Previous Puzzle. HE A JAM WES Tom1 ITI 1A 1 ' sw rnNri frWDl ERIE AJTEI standard. 42 Ell. 43 Part of "be." 44 Street. 47 Spores. 51 Lasso. 53 Calyx leaf. 55 Nothing. 56 Noted. 57 Chancel part. 58 Food container. ,f 5STo-eject. t 60 Its young. 61 It is mostly in character. VERTICAL 1 France. 2 To say again. 38 Simplest 16 North America. 19Pronounv 2 Lit": lays its : egghr -v. " 2?Na raising . devices. 24 Its legs are as food. 25 lo move sidewise. 27 Overpowering fright. 30 Grain. 3 1 Cavity. 33 Nominal value. 34 Striped cloth. SPANISH FORK SOCIETY known animal 3 Egg-shaped. 4 Gilding. 5 Plural pronoun. 6 Smell. 7 Mimic. 8 Therefore. 9 Fissure. 10 Mohammedan . .prayer call, 'll Animal that .nests. 12 Advertisement 56 Feudal 14 Measure. benefice. 40 Rabbit. 45 Imitated. . 46 Moist. 48 One time. 49 Inlet. j t 50 Arm bone. 51 incarnation of Vishnu. 52 To leave out. 54 Indo-Chinese person. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 18 4:05 CBS Johnnv Hereford at J-Male Chorus. lr?5 KD 3r?5 KDYL News, 4A5 KDYL Alec Randolph's Swing Trio. 4:30KDYL The Children's Party. 5:00 NBC Easy Aces, drama. 5:15 NBC Mr. Keen Tracer of Lost Persons. 5:30 KDYL "Jack Armstrong." 5:45 NBC Mario Cozzi, baritone. .6:00 NBC Rudy Vallee's Variety Hour - Connecticut Yan-' Yan-' kees; guest stars. (Paid Advertisement) News the the Organ. 5:00 KSL Dick Tracy. 5:45 KSL International News. 6:00 KSL Evening Reveries. 7:00 CBS The Star Theater. 8:30 CBS Colgate Ask-It Basket Jim Williams. 9:15 GBS Lum and Abner. 9:30 CBS Paul Whitenian and his orchestra with guest stars. 10:00 CBS Gang Busters, under direction of Phillips lxra. 10:30 KSL International News.' 11:00 KSL Here's to Romance. 11:30 CBS arrv Owens and his orchestra. MIDNIGHT 12:00 CBS Henry King and his orchestra. 12:30 CBS Ted Fio Rito and his orchestra. 1:00 KSL Good nignt. THURSDAY, JAN. 19 A. M. 6:00 Sunrise Serenade. 7:00 KSL International 7:15 CBS Montana Slim, Yodeling Cowboy. 8:00 CBS Pretty Kitty Kelly. 8:45 CBS Sidney Raphael, plan - ist. 9:15 CBS The Captivators. 9:45 KSL Vignettes. 10:15 CBS "Her Honor, Nancy James." 10:30 CBS Romance of. Helen Trent. 10:45 CBS Our Gal. Sunday. 11:15 CBS Life Can Be Beautiful. 11:30 KSL Melodic Tapestries. 11:45 KSL Song Time. 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 KSL American schtolof the Air. 'f 1:30 CBS Scattergoojg;Balnea 2:00 KSL Broadway Rhytnin, 2:15 CBS Myrt and iMargOfS 2:30 CBS Hilltop Houfe starring vBess Johnson. 3:15 CBS Nils Mack's ' 'Lees Pretend," children's drama. 3:30 KSL International Newsl 11 p HI I b 17 id I 19 110 ill p I, r w - " is "i6 : : . 17 !8 r9 20 "J .21 "22 " 23 ' IA S t mr - -no- -1 v 29 , 30 pi V " 52 3TT5T ; fr& gj) V W 45 p6 f7 Id 149 150 I 51 152 53 54 5T ST" " lmmkf 58 & T" f1 1 1 1 I 1 rr M 1 1 I n . -rg Salt Lake City, were visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Leon Yates of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Lehi, were callers at the home Tomlinson. of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Wright, Caroline, June and Ronald Sunday. Clark of Murray are visiting "here Mr- and Mrs. Clyde Gillman of with their grandmother. Mrs. Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. Dell Gillman, while their parents, Wm. McKee of Riverton, were Mr. and Mrs. Romain Clark are recent visitors at the home of in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Gillman. J NEW and USED FURNITURE NORGE REFRIGERATOR, Cft(5j Eft Runs Like New oSVlJ DRESSERS SoS WASHING MACHINES SANITARY COUCH . . Used 5-Pc. Oak Extension C-rr A tj& BREAKFAST SET liQjo Used 2-Piece LIVING CO RA ROOM SUITES VoSviy w mm&$ center i I . EASY7 TERMS NO CARRYlN(J CflARGr The Junior Thalian club members mem-bers and their guests' were enter-tamed enter-tamed by Mrs. Ruth Williams and Mrs. Blanche Jensen at the latter's home Wednesday evening. Professor George. Fitzroy of Pro-vd Pro-vd gave an interesting discussion ot: the story of music. Besides the1 club members . the following guests were present: Mrs. Mary Cornaby, Mrs. Ann Nelsonr Mrs. Ora Nielsen, Mrs.' Zina Brock-bank, Brock-bank, Mrs. True Dixon, Queena Peterson, Faye Lewis, .Lorraine Brown, - Virginia . Moody, Zona Jones, Mrs: Evelyn L. Jones, Mrs. Ruth 4 Thomas and Mrs. Jessie CTayson. , " . . . . ' Mrs. Fred SI Dart Jr., entertained enter-tained a group of ladies at luncheon lunch-eon Friday afternoon, complimenting compli-menting Mrs. Hannah Stewart, who recently observed her 83rd birthday anniversary. Following a deligntful afternoon, luncheon was served to Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Effie S. Dart, Mrs. Bert Stewart, Stew-art, Mrs. Ellis Fuller and Mrs. Sadie Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert R. Williams Wil-liams announce the engagement of their youngest daughter. Miss Vera Williams, to Elmo Shelton of Linden, Texas. The marriage to take place in the near future. Miss Williams has been employed employ-ed the past three years at the Grand Canyon Arizona lodge. Mrs. Adelia Knudsen was host-tess host-tess at a deligntful dessert bridge party Thursday evening at her home. Place-cards in original orig-inal design were attractively placed for sixteen at the card tables. Following refreshments, bridge was played. Mrs. True Dixon Dix-on winning the favor for high score; Mrs. Eva Childs, for second sec-ond high and Miss Nell Matley for low score. Winning a table prize for high scores were M!rs. Kate McAllister, Mrs. Emma Ol-sen, Ol-sen, Mrs. Daisy Daniels and Mrs. Ruth Anderson. Others in attendance at-tendance were Mrs. Grace Nelson, Nel-son, Mrs. Leah Evans, Mrs. Gladys Hansen, Mrs. Ruth Williams, Mrs. ?KpyaI;R6m ::-:;;:: ?::(.:'. : ;-:-:-??x-: :::: ::::: : :s-t-:Xv:-x-:-:cx-::-:':-:. -..-.-....vj'--.-.-..:. w;;-:v.';";';v.;-:v.' - ' v s - --v - - i - -x " ' - -" - v N ' v Xi , , - V v v s ' i Belgium's handsome widower King Leopold and Piincess Irene of Greece, pictured-here, may marry, Paris newspapers report. . : . obsen, Mrs Eva Jensen Mrs. Eliza Aita Blackett Holt to be born on xxeison ana Airs. May uisen Mrs. Eifel Beck was hostess at a delightful- bridge breakfast on Thursday. Places were arranged for 16 at the breakfast table, which was centered with flowers. Breakfast was served at 11 o'clock and bridge followed, Mrs. Eva Jensen winning the high score prize and Mrs. Mina Oberhansley the second high. Mrs. Dick Boston Bos-ton of Santa Monica, California, was an out-of-town guest. Baby Arrives On Friday, the 13th SPANISH FORK Friday the 13, may be just a plain jinx day to some folks, tout to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis P. Holt of this city it is a good luck day of the red letter variety for on Friday Jan. 13. they welcomed to their home. their fifth child, a daughter. An Jan. 13, not always however. on Friday Legion Plans Party At-Sprinjrvillef SPRINGVILLE The Amert can Legion will entertain at a special spe-cial program at Memorial hall Wednesday night, for all registered register-ed scouts of Kolob district, announces an-nounces Commander George Nel-' son. A feature of the program, to be followed byrefreshments, will ba the showing: of a number of wild life pictures by Lee Kay of the state fish and game department. Musical numbers will also be given. It is desired that every registered regis-tered scout in the district be in attendance at this annual entertainment. P. T. A. MEETING SPANISH FORK Arrange- ments have been made with the B. Y. U Dramatic department of the Brigham Young university to furnish the program Wednesday evening, Dec. 18 for a joint meet-ing meet-ing of the P. T. A. for the five schools of Spanish Fork, to be held at the Junior high school auditorium. auditor-ium. This promises to be a program pro-gram of special entertainment and all members of the five organizations organiza-tions are urged to be present. unusual coincidence is that this Edna Wightman, Mrs. Astrid Jac-is the third child of Lewis and V00 WILL HEAR. OUR. 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