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Show THE AMERICAN FQRK CITIZEN . FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1937 - TTINE 4. 1937 wn w am wa t . u -I it ton, a EC, t ha tec . tt Hi o& fie, m bet kt. SE ufc. nte;' at, I X !) ( I! I1 lie IQfflil rift' r re, ttl an. ! Ik tttt: iter. '.-I tier o mt tan m naM DC site, at ids 3.E. OK' OK We I, JOS. . I rv rft , A " .-''I f ,13?; if- r CTanetteMac- I Jonald and Eddy wi,inl Stage HJt In J,Bt,nd Spectacle ftTsoectacular musl- . .i,- npw vear. Metro- K s, Monday J? 7une 6, 7 and 8. l"Sdamorous Jeanette Mac- fetfTptet"- Nelson frld in the star ring roles, adaptation of the Prr!!!- musical Is far more CTan e original. That Seated, of course, owing ! VrTtresoorces of the screen. CEcDonaldand Eddy, surpass Lurln performances In those tSSJres. "Naughty Marlet-ffJBose Marlet-ffJBose Marie." John Barry-fu Barry-fu excellent as the tempera-Land' tempera-Land' tragic impresario and, ft vMie Carves, a lovely stranger C n from Kentucky, ap-I ap-I with Tom Brown to provide Tiurenlle romance. fYTlME" Is a gorgeous specie spec-ie rltw and a beauUful theme L Bunt Stromberg and Rob-V Rob-V Leonard, who respectively Lj nd directed "ine Great & it vear, occupied the prions 10. the production of let picture, ..JJm , iiacDonaia anu "Jl their full statures in the realms of tardom, adding to the laurels they won La "earlier flHns. Together they sing the original stage song, "Will You Remember?" so effectively that those who hear it will be unlikely un-likely to forget it. Miss MacDonald also sings two complete operatic arias and parts of others. Eddy sings three first-rate novelty songs, "Students' Drinking Song," "Vive IOpera" and "Virginia Ham and Eggs." Together the stars give a touching rendition of the folksong, "Carry Me Beck to Old Virglnny." "Mayttme" is a brilliant picture. It is an auspicious beginning for the new year's musicals and sets a pace that even Hollywood will find it difficult to follow. y f ONLY " - ,Ubib's aEN look at these kigh-priced tire romiRES ,IM q. in. of tread rubber tripping tlie road. . W.47 linear in. of non-skid eon- .Goodrich 100 Wl floating tord. Mailt tough throughout by the Goodrich "Double-Cure" Pro-ent. Pro-ent. k ptra itrong carca providing jwreawd protection againat Htiuing, ...... Scientific 4-way grip tread. '"t forget, that Goodrich Cava-; Cava-; t "Double-Cured". That they're tough mil the way wough tough inaid and tough the tread. Cavalier wUl nvi . Ut ut put a set on w or at these low price. 655 ?722 .. sw Jg20 $g55 '922 $922 The Livestock Situation By J. A. McNAUGHTON JIT hit 1. .1 ivaliers I Pfaan Merc. Co. mencan Fork Los Angeles, May 30, " 1937 Hog prices have moved definitely into higher levels, as indicated by the Bale of choice California grain-fed hogs at $12.50 a cwt. at the Los Angeles Union Stock Yards. This la the highest price paid on the Los Angeles . market in many months. Prices advanced sharply during May, the upward trend being even more drastic oh the middle western markets mar-kets than on the Pacific Coast. However, in view of the fact that the middle west supplies the Pacific Coast with 50 and 75 per cent of its pork supply at various seasons of the year, Pacific Coast prices are rising in sympathy with the middle west for Coast prices most be based upon middle western prices plus transportation costs in getting the product to the coast. There is wide interest in pork production in California and other far western states as well. It is worthy of note that far western hog jproduction Is based on a foundation 'of-hlgrr'qTia commercial herds, both large and small, are made up of .registered hogs of the leading breeds. In fact, the largest registered herd of Hampshire hogs in the entire country coun-try is located in California. o Local Items Monday dinner guests at the home of Mrs. James H. Clarke were, Mr. and Mrs. John Clarke and family of Moronft "Miraiwr MrsrMark Oarke of Los Angeles, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ramsay. Memorial day 'guests at the home of Mrs. Martha H. Chlpman were her grandson, Floyd LeBodel, Miss Margaret Hartley, BUI McNllty, all of Salt Lake City, and Miss Betty Gene Hlertson of Murray. Mr. and Mrs. John Bromer and two daughters, Mary Elaine and Jannlene, of Denver, and Mrs. E. A. Culbertson of Salt Lake, were weekend week-end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Chlpman. Week-end guests at the home of Mrs. E. N. Wagstaff were, Mr. and Mrs. George Watts and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Haslam and baby of Salt Lake, Dean Haslam and Mr. Young of Shelley, Idaho. Mrs. S ' W. Jones, sister of Mrs. E. R. Gardner and three children of Fort Hall, Idaho, visited last weekend week-end at the Gardner home. Accompanied Accomp-anied by Mr. Gardner, Mrs. Jones motored to Vernal for Memorial day. They will return Thursday and she will visit here indefinitely. At the annual Spring Canyon party par-ty of the Utah Beta Chapter of the Theta Alpha Phi, national Dramatic Drama-tic Fraternity, Merllne Gardner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Gardner, was elected vice president for the coming year. Miss Gardner has been active in various dramatic organizations during her school career. ca-reer. The Misses Bessie Brown and Alice Jacklin attended the wedding reception in the Bonneville ward of Provo, Tuesday evening given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Armond Brookscy. Mrs. Brookscy was formerly form-erly Miss Merna Thorson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thorson. Memorial day visitors at the Niels Nelson home were: Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Elton, Mrs. J. C. Kirkendall, Miss Josephine Kirkendall, Mrs. Lloyd Sullivan all of Dividend and Mrs. Clarke Reece of Payson. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cheever of Payson, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Galsford. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Brown, L. E. Brown and Dorothy Brown all of Salt Lake motored to Malad, Idaho, and spent Sunday and Monday, visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Lee South and family. In honor of Mrs. Hahn, president of the National American Legion Auxiliary a luncheon waa held Tuesday Tues-day or. the Roof Garden of the HoteL-Utah, -The ,1 oUowlng-iarliea from American Fork attended the luncheon: Nan Peck, Mrs, PrlscUIa Murdock, Mrs. Florence Moss, Mrs. Cora Bar-rattMrs. Bar-rattMrs. Lillie Beck. Mrs. Mary Laursen, Mrs. Thelma Pulley, Mrs. Ruth Parduhn, Mrs. Haydce' Iverson and Miss Thelma Laurson. ' Mr. and Mrs. William Allmark of Bingham Canyon, spent Sunday in American Fork ! ttw? home of,Nlc)s, Nelson. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Bramwell de St Joer and baby daughter, Jaohna Mary, were week-end visitors at the home of Mrs. Agnes Adamson. Mrs. Lewis Anderson of Monroe is visiting this week in American Fork with Mr. and Mrs. Randall Shipley and also In Pleasant Grove i Mr. and Mrs. R.. P. Davis and daughter were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Greenwood. Green-wood. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Searle, Mr. and Mrs. Eli J. Clayson and Kenneth Ken-neth Searle spent Memorial day in Payson. Mrs. George F. Shelley left Sunday Sun-day for Vernal where she will visit for several weeks with her daughter, Mrs. A. B. Dudley, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Devey Jr. and family spent Monday In Spanish Fork at the Charles Creer home. Mr. and Mrs. Hans Christensen spent Sunday in Salt Lake visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Keddlngtori. " Mrs. Ray Keddlngton of Salt Lake has been visiting in American Fork for several days. She spent some time with Mrs. Hans Christensen Christen-sen and has been staying with Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Wilde for the past week. Memorial day guests at the home of Mr: and Mrs. C. A. Grant were: Mrs. Eliza J. Jackson, Delta; Mrs. Nellie Herbertson and daughter, Shirley, Pleasant Grove; Mr. and Mrs. Victor Webb and two sons,! Keith and Ronald, Salt Lake were j guests at the Melvln Grant home. I Mr. and Mrs. Kay Vest announce the arrival of a baby girl, born in American Fork on Saturday, May 29. Miss Lue Grose beck will begin her classes for the summer in Tap and Ballat, Tuesday, June 8th, at 9 o'clock In the Legion Hall. For Information In-formation Call 0208-J2. adv. Mr. and Mrs. David Grant and two children, Morris and Paul, of Salt Lake, were Memorial day visitors' visi-tors' at the heme of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Greenwood. Miss Helen Haslam and a party of girl friends from Salt Lake spent the week-end at Zlons Canyon. They left Saturday afternoon and returned return-ed home Monday evening. Bernell Crystal of Ely, Nevada, spent Decoration day with his parents, par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Crystal. Cry-stal. He returned to his work In Ely Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Lee left for St. George the first part of the week. Elliott is employed there temporarily and they will make their home there for the next several weeks. Mrs. V. F. Houston entertained the Lawata Club at her home Friday Fri-day afternoon. Five tables of bridge were played. Mrs. Leo Van Wagoner i won the club prize. Mrs. Eldon Chip-man Chip-man the second and Mrs. Elijah, Chlpman the colsolation prize. Iris and roses were used to decorate the guest rooms. A delicious lunch was served at the small tables to the club members and the following special guestst "Uti. Walt Devey Jr, Mrs. Leo Meredith, Mrs. Eldon Chip-man, Chip-man, Mrs. M. L. Balrd. Mrs. James Chadwick, Mrs. Ralph Ellison, Mrs. Alton Storrs, Mrs. DeMoyne De-Spain, De-Spain, Mrs. Russell Humphreys, Mrs. Harold Chlpman, Mrs. Joseph Walton Wal-ton and Mrs. Beth Coddlngton. Mr. and Mrs., Joseph Nicholes, Rulon Nicholes, and Victor Nicholes attended the funeral services for Mrs. Charlotte R. Allen held in Draper Sunday afternoon. Mrs. J. W. Storrs of Los Angeles is visiting with relatives in American Ameri-can Fork this week. Miss Arvilla Devey of Los Angeles Is visiting In American Fork this week. A group of the Second ward Priesthood members enjoyed an outing out-ing at Saratoga Tuesday evening. The leaders of the group are Wayne C. Booth, John Robinson and Howard Ho-ward Paxman. Officers of the Adams Camp of the D. U. P. wish to nntifv all mom. ! bers that the regular monthly meet ing will be postponed until June 17th on account of Strawberry day coming com-ing on the regular meeting day. Mrs. Clarence Little and three children of Morgan arrived Satur day in American Fork if or a- week's L visit- They- are staying with Mr. Bu Mrs, waiier nunier. The American Fork Camp of the D. UvP will hold their -regular monthly meeting on Wednesday, June 9th. The date was changed because Strawberry day is being celebrated on Thursday. The meeting meet-ing will be held lit the hce bfMS Lettie Gudmundson and the officers will entertain the members, A good attendance is desired as some of the county D. U. P. officers win be present. The regular meeting of the ! Junior Literary League will be held Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Rulon Nicholes. The meeting which Is the last one of this season will be in the form of a Pot Luck party. Mr. and Mrs. H. E, McNeill left Thursday evening to attend a convention con-vention of Peace Officers in Price. The convention win be held Friday' and Saturday. Mrs. . P. Evans drove to Price with them. She will visit . tten. wDriad Mrs, Rueg-gerl Rueg-gerl and Dr. and Mrs. Evans. El died Nicholes, Miss Fanny Jef fries of Salt Lake and DeVerl Nicholes Nich-oles of Fillmore, spent Sunday and Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Nicholes, Jr. Mrs. Nicholes and Miss Elaine Nicholes drove DeVerl back to Fillmore and visited in that city for a couple of days. The members of the Feallty Club held their annual May breakfast at the home of Mrs. Ralph Davis In Lehi Thursday. The members all helped to prepare the pot luck breakfast. The remainder of the afternoon was spent visiting and playing cards. There were twelve members present, and Mrs. Lowell Brown of Lehi, who was a special guest. Mrs. Adair Bromley entertained the members of the Variety club Friday afternoon at her home. 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