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Show PAGE BIGHT PROVO (U TAH) SUNDAY H ETTA W If, U N D A Y, DECE'M ITER 22,-1 935 SECTION TWQ PAYSON MX18. A. B. WILSON Correspondent Phone 64 Open night was observed in the four M. I. A. organizations in Paysoh Tuesday night. The First ward Junior girls gave a three-act three-act play "It's a Ming," and vocal selections were rendered by Mrs. June Fullmer. The program in the Second ward consisted ot a talk and demonstration of music by Ar-mont Ar-mont Willardson; talk on dancing and demonstration by Merle Bry-son; Bry-son; talk on drama by Mrs. Edna Rhea Johnson; burlesque act by Arnold Peterson and Miss Mildred Johnson. In the Third ward a play was given by the Junior girls and by the Bee Hive girls; readings, Miss " Phyllis Douglass and Miss Ethel Strausser; vocal duet, Miss Faye Simmons and Miss Dorothy Hill; dancing and refreshments. A one-act one-act play and a Christmas program pro-gram was given in the Fourth ward. Fifty guests attended a delightful delight-ful Christmas party Thursday night given by the Nebo stake Young Women's M. I. A. .board in honor of the Young Men's board. Dinner was served at two long tables arranged wSch attractive attrac-tive decorations. George Q. Spencer Spen-cer was toastmaster and toasts were given by Mrs. Pearl Bigler, Golden Taylor and Blaine Winters. Games were played under the direction di-rection of Mrs. Mildred Bunnell. Mrs. Genevieve Ellsworth appeared appear-ed as Santa Claus and gifts were distributed with Mrs. Kathryn Betts and Miss Crista Olson. Miss Dora Smith of Ixjs Angeles is spending the holidays here with her mother, Mrs. Lodisa Jones. A delightful Christmas program was given at the session of the Cultus club Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Cuba Davis. Ray B. West, Jr., of the high school faculty gave a Christmas reading, "The Bethlehem Star." An interesting talk on the early observance ot the holiday was given by a ladies chorus directed ! by Mrs. leva Chase. President j Annie Curtis was tn cnarge. I Mrs. Byron F. Ott entertain i the ladies of her Contract Bridge club Monday night. Mrs. Paul Davis entertained the members of the Tres Joli Bridge club and a number of additional guests Wednesday evening.. Christmas Christ-mas decorations were' used throughout the entertaining rooms. The guests exchanged gifts. Prizes were won by Mrs Earl Page, Mrs. Stanley Wilson and Mrs. Wendali Erlandson. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Anderson and Mrs. Robert L.. Wilson were in Provo Sunday to attend the funeral funer-al of Mrs. Emery, mother of Mrs Phil Mc Kenzie. An interesting marriage took place on Thursday when Miss Florence Hill, the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Joseph F. Hill was united in marriage to Mr. Shermon Dal-:on, Dal-:on, son of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Dalton. The ceremony was performed per-formed in the Salt Lake temple Mr. and Mrs. Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Dalton accompanied them to the temple. A large wedding re- OUR BOARDING HOUSE Sir Yt&S Til I WAn A "DRINKING bUSSUM-WHAT bUSSUM-WHAT AN IDE-J-wvWHV TMTMT T THINK OP IT "BEFOTRB ? tLL SELL THl. IDEA TOR A MILLION ""DOLLARS -OR ILL MANUFACTURE: THEfvN MYSELF- T3Y 30VE, ITS COLOSSAL -t- VAVVM - LISTEN . r'DEAR- WHAT "DO YOU THINK OF THIS? BY AHERN Cruelty Leads With Non-Support In Divorce Grounds vavPLL-1 -wWWJST TV I THINK OF WHAT? SAY YOU SAT ALL THFJJ "DINNER IN A TsZE.-- HAVE OU GOT ANOTHER CRAC GOrvMNCb IN YOUR CROCK --4 M I: (ftWd "BETTER NOT ELL, ITS SHAPED LIKE A "DRINKINO GLASS mi j r i . 1 gsawa j . ception will be given in their honor Saturday night in the Second ward recreation hall. Mrs. Mildred Bunnell and Blanchard Dixon, Nebo stake M. I. A. dance directors entertained enter-tained at a Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Bunnell for the young people iVom several wards in the stake who have participated in dance demonstrations. All LAKE VIEW MBS. SADIE SHAW Reporter Phone 018-R-2 The Relief Society will hold conference con-ference Sunday evening at 7:30. A good attendance is requested. Music will be furnished by the omo rrrDuoarl O o iKiilan 1iHp I v-.. 'Singing Mothers. Stake board games and pastimes were enjoyed. members will be present. Mrs. Jesse Suiasion held a quilting at her home Thursday The largest caliber gun used in Two beautiful quilts were made the U. S. navy is the 16-inch. and dinner was served to the fol- chili lunch was served lowing ladies: Mrs. Teenie dinger. Mrs. Annie Williamson, Mrs. Mame Clinger, Mrs. Annie Maag, Mrs. Edna Holdaway, Mrs. Lucile Orme, Mrs. Norma Holdaway, Mrs. Pauline Gammon, Mrs. Ruth Johnson, John-son, and the hostess. Clyde Sumsions arrived home and surprised his parents Friday evening from Clucago where he has spent the past two and a half years. The members of the Lake View choir met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shaw Friday evening, after practice games and social chat were enjoyed and a Seventy per cent of the 80 divorces div-orces granted in the Fourth district dis-trict court this year up to December Decem-ber 14 were sought either because of cruelty or non-support. Figures released Saturday by County Clerk Clarence A. Grant shows 80 divorces so far this year as compared with 86 for the full year of 1934. Of these 20 were for desertion, 25 for non-support two for habitual drunkenness, one for cruelty. There were none for for cruetly. There were none for sex reasons or insanity. Although divorce has gone forward for-ward about -as rapidly this year as in 1934, there were more marriages mar-riages last year, Mr. Grant shows in his compilations. During all of 1934 there were 565 marriages, 90 more than there have been up to the middle of December this year. Although the Christmas Christ-mas hoi Ways provide a fruitful season for marriages, a lead of 90 is too great to equal in the two remaining weeks, this year, Mr. Grant says. Causes of divorce last year were practically the same as this year. There were two for sex reasons, 8 for desertion, 34 for non-support none for felony conviction, 38 for cruelty and none for permanept insanity, for a total of 86. U. S. Bankruptcy Danger Scouted NEW HAVEN, Conn., Dec. 21 (CP) The danger of the United States going broke is "largely imaginary" according to Prof. Irving Fisher, internationally known economist. He attributed growing concern over the government's debt to "alarmists who are now apparently apparent-ly trying to make a new 'comparison 'compari-son of fear'." Compared with Great Britain, he said "we could multiply our federal debt by 3 1-3 without reaching the English burden, with all due consideration of comparative compara-tive incomes and taxes.' ' Hollywood The Round-up (Copyright 19S5 by United Press) HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 20 0IE Crooner Bing Crosby, the film colony's most ardent horse race fan, today disclosed he was awarding award-ing a $500 prize and trophy to the leading Jockey at the Santa, Anita Park meeting, opening Christmas day. Crosby will race his stable of thoroughbreds at Santa Anita this season. The film singer also is developing a breeding farm at his ranch near San Diego. The jockey trophy will be awarded on a point system five points for a win, three for place, two for show and one for fourth. The film industry today was considering a hint dropped by the Will Hays office, self-imposed censorship organization of the films, that drinking scenes should be cut to a minimum. The Motion Picture Producers and Distributors association, of which Hays is head, feels that the industry should not give those dustry is aided by scenes showing show-ing much liquor being consumed. The hint to producers said that where such scenes are necessary to plot development they should be carried but should be cut down in football wherever possible. Reports Re-ports that prohibition bodies were raising a campaign fund to attack at-tack the evils of drink was said to have been responsible. Ruth Chatterton, air-minded actress, today disclosed she would again sponsor a Ruth Chatterton air derby from Los Angeles to the Cleveland air races next September. Sep-tember. The actress, a licensed pilot, is raising the winning purse from $1,000 to $2,000 next year. Actress Polly Moran today Said she was postponing her personal appearance tour of Australia a month. She had been scheduled to leave shortly after New Year's day but decided to wait another month when informed the hot Australian summer would be over towards the end of February. Kartchners Fill jHawaii Mission On this side of the Atlantic ocean, England owns the mainland minniM of British Honduras, in Central America, and British Mr. and Mrs. M. EjKar tenner of the. Grand Vrew ward have arrived ar-rived safely in Honolulu, according accord-ing to word received by relatives mi- . i in frovo. Aey win mi a cau ior a short term mission in the islands- On their arrival they were greeted by their son, Harold who has been doing missionary work there for 18 months. - The missionary record of the Kartchner family is outstanding. Every memoer of the family with the exception of a son who was killed in ah automobile accident has served on an L D. S. mission. Guiana, in South America, as well opposed' to drinking any oppor- j as several islands. These posses- tunity to claim that the liquor in- sions cover iiu,uw square huiw. 1 HOLIDAY RATES UNION PACIFIC STAGES On Sal Daily to Jan. 1, 1936. RetunATrip 150 of one way fare to most all points. lote Low Round Trip Rates Chicago $32.25 Kansas C. 25 45 Portland 2U85 IAngl's $14.40 Cedar C. 6.65 L. Vegas 10.85 Phoenix 18.00ITwin Falls 8.25 Union Bus Depot Phone S10W tnternrban Station 95 W. Center We Save You C A S H ! Not Just Give You CONCESSIONS! Easy Terms FIRST PAYMENT February 1st Ask About Our $5 Down Payment and 20 Months To Pay Balance Plan! We have just received several sev-eral bargains in USED CARS that have been traded on the NEW 1936 FORD V-8. These cars won't last long with this liberal offer. FORDS CHEVS PLYMOUTHS BUICKS OLDS and several other makes now in stock. REMEMBER YOUR FORD DEALER IS ALWAYS A GOOD PLACE TO BUY A GUARANTEED GUAR-ANTEED USED CAR. 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