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Show CIRCULAT-K- S THE TIMES-NEW- S THROUGHOUT EAST JUAB COUNTY AND IS A VALUABLE : ADVERTISING MEDIUM. : THE NEPHI, JUAB COUNTY, UTAH, FRIDAY, MARCH SUD, FARM BOOSTS COMMERCIAL CLUB FOR SCENIC LOOP BLOC GETS 122 MARKETING DIRECT GEO rousing meeting of tile Commercial Club was held Tuesday evening in the club rooms at which many questions oi importance were discussed, chief among which, was V.io building of a scenic loop road from this city via the ranger station, and Payson Canyon. Payson City and back to Nephi. President N. J. Rees who presided informed the members present that the matter had already been taken up with the forest service with a view of getting help from this source, and also permission to construct the road through this part of the reserve. Another matter of importance taken up at the meeting, was the effort being made to Becure part of the government appropriation for foret roads. It was felt among the members that in view of the amount of travel to the ranger station during fie summer a good sized appropriation ought to come to tais section for the improvement of the auto road from theforks of Nephi canyon to the ranger station. It was stated by President N. J. Rees, that a committee consisting of Geo D. Haymond and G. R. Judd had met with the forest service officials in Provo that day in relation to obtaining some of this money and their report would be given the club at an early date. The question of base ball for this season was then discussed at some length, but on account of the state highway being torn up this summer for paving it was deemed Inexpedient to attempt to enter the Central Utah league this season on account of the great difficulty that would be encountered in travel from this city to Utah county. At the close of the discussion a committee of five wag appointed to ascertain what could be done in organizing a club to play independent base ball. The house and social committee reported that a banquet and social was being arranged for an early date IMtlING ff f J s'- 5H-- v - A W M. I. A. CHARACTER HtLQ bUNOAY Through the courtesy of tie Bis hopric of the Nephi ward the usual time devoted to the regular sacra mental meeting was given over to the missionary committee Sunday afternoon and a very interesting Robert program was carried out. Winn chairman of the missionary committee was in chaige and stated that 38 men and 3 ladies from the Nephi ward, had spent from 2 to 14 years of taeir lives doing missionary work in various parts of the world. Those who had performed missionary work at home or abroad occupied seats on the stand and in the choir seats. The following shows the num ber of missionaries present at the meeting and where they had labored. United States 8, Germany 2, Scotland 1, New Zealant 2, France 1, Australia 1, Hawaii 2, Scandinavia 1, England S. Samoa 2. There were also 8 missionaries who are now doing special work in the Juab Stake Scriptural quotations were given in the following languages: English Scandinavian, German, Samoan, Franch, and Hawaiian. The explanation of the quotations and its significance was explained by T. C. Winn. A feature of the program was the excellent group singing and also the songs given in the native tongue by some of those present. Wm Sells gave a selection in Hawaiian, and Geo. McCune and L. A. Bailey Jr, rendered a duet In the Samoan language. Bishop Thomas Bailey, Wm Sells, and Chas. R. Jenkins gave beautiful selections iu English. President T. D. Rees and J. W. Boud, sang in German, a favorite song of the German saints and composed by the late Karl G. Maeser. A brief history of the following missions was given. The British CITY COUNCIL Mission by Bishop Bailey, French Mission by Perry C. Hall, Samoan Mission by Geo. McCune, Scandinav E ian Mission by A. P. Christensen, and Ida Parkes spoke as a representative of the special missionary work bedone In Juab Stake. A meeting of the City Council was ing The opening and closing prayers held Friday evening, there being pre- were offered by Leroy Brough and sent Mayor T. C. Winn, Councilmen P. P. Chrlstlson The Forrest, Sperry, Booth, Beagley and meeting was well respectively. attended and was Pay. on of the best ever held in the ward The Mayor presented the list of ap- it is said. pointments which were unanimously confirmed by the council. No changes were made except in the office of City Marshal, Mr. Gideon Sidwell, M. I. A. ENTERTAINMENT taking the place of City Marshal RI6 SUCCESS Linton. The new city marshal took over the reins of the office Wednesday morning, March 1st, and will atThe two evening's entertainment tend to the duties of this office for given Wednesday and Thursday evethe next two years. All the appoinunder auspices of the South tees were endorsed by the Republi- ning M. I. the A. was a success both can City Committee for the several ward from an artistic and financial side. positions. The which consisted The following Is a list of the off- of a entertainment pageant in which about thirty icers confirmed: City Attorney P. N. five girls and boys took was the Anderson, Supt of Water Works, A. first Dumber. The next part number was J. Gowers, City road supervisor, Win. a polka dance by eight young boys E. Warren, City Marshal Gideon Sid- and In costume. This was folgirls well, Justice of the Peace John S. lowed by a musical number of three Cooper, City Phpslclan Dr. T. D Rees young ladies dressed In old fashionIn the electric light department, ed costumes. The next number was J. A. Kendall Supt. Charles Pyper, a black face minstrel chorus of 15 assistant, and L. P. Anderson as line- male voices, and tha closing number man, will all be retained. a one act farce comedy entitled .Miss . Civilization, . The performers were, greeted each COMMISSIONERS SIGN evening by large and - appreciative audiences. After each show Ice ROAD AGREEMENT cream and cake were sold in which a brisk business was done. tin mwaino ulud BALL BIG SUCCESS Jr v f The iations gave a in the Mutual Improvement Assocof the three wards of Nephi. very successful character ball Arlington on Friday evening, February 24ta, 1922, there were over 100 members who were in costume, these being about evenly divided the three wards. First prize was awarded to Georgia McCune, who impersonated the chaarcter of Maggie Jiggs; Second prize was awarded to T. E. Carter, who took the part of a Tramp were so many excellent characters that the judges had considerable difficulty in awarding the prizes. Among those who were given special mention by the judges as be ing entitled to prizes were some of the following: ;r j L. P. Anderson, representing t!te Gladiator. Lillian Cowan, representing the Dutch Lady. The two boy- girls represented by Orvil Warner and Vermeil Beck. Thos. H. Burton Jew-Ther- ' i AJ H .. "fw. tnnt oei'f Here is .shown President Hardin ir sicmnar the tyrf'TSlitead bill laviHL .. tne e.T.t which makes legal, marketing by "ncw law perm.fa. signal victory for the Farm HIoc in Congress farmers to pool their crops and sell direct, to consumers, thus Uoim? away with the middleman' profits. I i- i ; At ';t:ie'' 'weekly lunclieon of the Kiwanis Club held Monday noon Geo. D. Raymond, was untmlmo'usly chosen to direct the affairs' ef the organiHaymond is eminently zation.:,, fitted fop t;ie position being one of the live business men of this community with plenty, of push and pep The club is to be in, his make-up;- congratulated upon the select;on. f For vice pres. dent another live wire was chosen in 'the person of Spencer FoTesi, and its a safe be.t that Spencer will be on the job twenty 'ours a day; Tor secretary of the club no better choice could have been made than John Richardson, lie is In complete touch jwith'th business needs of t a city and cane be depended upon I give the club one hundred per ce of service V For treasurer one of the big."boost era for the Club was chosen' lnjthe person of J. V.S Boud,, who will (ake that is good care of every dollar entrusted to his care. 4 With the above personnel!' for its officers the Kiwanis Club of vephi should march forwar"d'to a most suc'Y-cessful future. Seven directors willi be ' elected next Monday at the' next luncheon " of ' the club;' The following is a list ot fb,e standing conmiihees, the first nariied . The j County Commissioners of 60-6- 0 weather conditions will permit. : ' NEWS ITEMS OF INTER SUCCESS-FUL'REUNIONiYESTERD- " guest t thi home of Mr. and Samuel Linton thin week. Mr. ; ; 1 EST FROM LEI! -- Iris, the seven year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Morgan died Sunday morning after suffering for the past three years with heart trouble and other complicatinos. The untimely demise of Miss Iris, will be sorely felt by her parents and brothers and sisters, as well as a large circle of little friends. Impressive funeral services were held Tuesday aftrnoon from the ward meeting bouse. Bishop J. E. Taylor being in charge. The invocation was offered by J. C. Neilson. Beautiful life lessons were drawn from the life of the deceased by Bishop J. E. Taylor, Gilbert E. Shepherd, and Ray Francom. Music was furnished by the ward choir. Benediction was given by J. W. Mortensen. ' -' i-- :: - O. - , . thhh , . A. B- 4- Pjnt,r The home of Mr. and Mrs. Erick Peterson was the scene of a pleasant evning party Sunday..A number of guests were prese afid the evening was spent In' games pleasantly arran- - Mor-gano- Ifub-ilit- , Delicious reged by Mrs. Peterson. freshments were served to the follow ing: Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bosh, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wankler, .Mrs. Alpa Wankler of Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Christensen, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan C. Dalby, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jackman, Mr. Roy Colby, and Sacrament meetings, Can you concede Mr. and Mrs. Erjck Peterson. Keep up your courage, Brother Sister WE STILLHiStOOR dear The Levan Dramatic Club played the pleasing mclo-dram- a "The Face at the Window" to a capacity audience at the opera house Tursday evening. Each member of the company did exceptional justice to tie part assigned. The director Mr. Hansen can be highly complimented up-the initial success of the company. Vour reward is sure, do not fear. May your ' lHes be as clean as the . snow Pure ugihe crystal streams that flow FirnY and solid, as .Mount Nebo Then to Heaven, you all will go. . Saints should love, and cherish each other All evil thoughts, they should smother Mrs. Carrie Dalby entertained at a And as you sow so shall you reap' at afternoon birthday party Monday God's commandments you must which were present a large circle of Then keep. lady friends and relatives who met to extend Mrs. Dalby many happy re- Bishop's counselors, good and true turns of the day. Doing duty as officers do Leading their flock In the narrow way Cenus ChrlKtennen and family are Meetings ar0 filled; each Sabbath . day. making arrangements this week to move to Aloroni where Mr. Christ- Presidents. Counselors, good at heart M. I. A. Programs ensen expects to conduct a shoe reEncouraging Saints, to do their part To keep the. straight, and narrow way Sunday Evening pairing shop. Then they will never go astray. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert BosVi, enterLong live our Prophet lleber J. tained a number of their friends at Saints NrphI Ward do honor him, so fiey may The following preliminary prog- an Informal luncheon Sunday evenA man of God sent from above ram will be given next Sunday even- ing at their home. Filled with wisdom, light and love. ing at the Nephi Ward M. I. A. commencing at 7.30 p. m. Mrs. H. C. Andernon entertained Twelve Apostles are men of renown Piano Solo. . . Kalherlne Whltmore. at u birthday party Tuewday after- Have no equal search the world Mrs. Amy Grover noon at which Reading many of ber friends L. P. Anderson Vocal Solo and relatives were present. A dainty Been called Commission from above To officiate ordinances of God. luncheon was served at 5 p. m. North Ward , W. A. Starr, visited with relatives The following preliminary progLeGrande Jenkins, went to ram will be given Sunday evening at Wednesday, where he played for In Sprlngvllle for a few days this the North ward M. I. A. to commc-nrwevk, returning home Wednesday. a dance the same evening. at 7.30 p. m. Lynn Sowby of Salt Lake City, visAttorney J. H. .McKnlht, transacReading Gladys Ingram Vocal Dufit Klma and Waldo Jones ted legal business In Salt Lake the ited with Mr. and Mrs. Mark Sowby yesterday. Community Pinging early part of the week. of ' Lynn-dyl- e came up from Aiarysvaie Saturday and and is a Mrs. A. R. Pamiftn, . : representing Jiggs. Mutt represented by Edwin Bailey, Jeff, represented by Tom McCune, O. T. Durham, representing the clown ,;rJ ' G'. li. Judd,? J. W. Boud, representing Happy , Memberiai'pi Harry MONA HOLDS Holligan, and many others too num- Fqotev Dr. IV' 0 Miner.' t ." erous to mention. '.' Progruui June Kendall, K. f V. The occasion was the special act Pyper, J. Bird, Rl Q. Dorius, A. ivity for the Senior deaprtment of B. Gibson, . the mutual association for the month Attendance John Richardson, The affair was the E. L. Jones, A V. Pyper,- N. J. Rees of February. Recept ton Spencer- Forrest. HerThe people of the Mona ward en- greatest of its kind ever pulled off in It was not only a success from man .Maitgelaon, J.'-C. Pexton, A. joyed a most successful reunion yes Nephi. ' ' a social standpoint but was a. fuiatu- Vc-Kld--.' ," terday, over 300 enjoying a splendid clal success, over $60.00 waS;10r.aed ..House XI. Fontn. J W Whit. was fine A giveu program banquet. by the mutuals to the Gantjral more, and the best of spirit prevailed. over Those who attended from Nephi Fund of the Juab Stake Seminary;. v FHwmt-J- ? -V -Boud.'G. . M. Whlt- iuore, y. K.njtUcrsun. :: were: President and Mrs. T. D. Rees, i.i Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Lunt, Mr. and Mrs EducationHarry "Foot, 3. WV Boud. A. V. Gadd, Jas.; Garrett. v- " J. N. C. Pexton, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. WOULD PROTECT " D. Haymond, V. M. Publicity-APaxman, L. A. Bailey Sr, and V. A. POWER CHARGES Foote A. CJyde, C. Bryan. In honor of the occasion Vlnl'df. Cfty lielatiohsi E. R.- For- our fellow townsmen L. A. Bailey resfc QUirWta-jnH. D.v GoiC composed the following poem. Nephi City, through Its rnaror.T. brough, T. (TWinik' "' ' ' ., ; " C. Winn, yesterday filed, Public AaftmX-T- . H. BurtonWm M.OXA WARD REUNION jiuuiic mumes commissi an' a M;lu- - Baik-y- G. Whkniore, W. G. Orme MARCH 2ND, 1923 ion that it be allowed io fetajtJJsh T. D." RW ,T. tl, Winn ' in connection with its J ;friuKipal Business' :yethods4-Gibson. Ward reunion is having a feast power plant the rule thaVeliiirges Geo; R,. HaymJnd. J. WZ Olpln. ' All are pleased, thus to meet . kKii fetes-- I. C!njMtofW-lvM:C. tigui. ttuu yuwer uitt'Vle aeiu 1In clasping of each others hands gainst the property whee tarnished )i- Lunt," Dr J A Booth band. Just like a merry genial unless the owner gives written not..tvaiieB T. D.' flees, W. A. C. Both old and young, are here today ice of his intention to ease such tiyart Gio?W.. Gaifett. C W y property and requests ttilt his Cooper !, All feeling splendid, so they say be also The petition stopped. Love and friendship, here abounds asks In case the proprtjf ..owners required to deposit's um eqoal to Glad to meet you, is passed around. refuse to assume Habllf J: Jctf uch two months' Bervlce as a guaranty of cnarges, the users of ff powW be 'aVin ent Salt Lake 1 '.'.; IU . . ' Plenty of food, on the table spread Prayer is offered, blessing said All Join, partaking of the feast i Thanking the Giver for food they eat Your ward, they say, is taking the lead . Juab County, met yesterday and signed the road agreement with the State Road Commission for the paving of the state highway from this city to the Utah County line.- - The contract calls for 74 per cent of the cost of the road to be paid by the Federal government, and 26 per cent of the cost to be paid by Juab County, This contract also cancels the one made by the commissioners last basis. year which called for Everything is now ready for the building of the road Just as soon as Se- ? . : ni ' MISSIONARY 19 miiuiun nnrpinruT nr ur Organization Effected Monday with Forty Members. Committees Appointed and Work Assigned ven Directors will be Elected at Next Meeting. oXftfe - 4 1M HAYMOND rncoiuLHi III A ItilERESlING J. ROAD Auto Highway to Ranger Station end Ice Cave. - Base Ball lor this Season also Discussed. s THE NEWS, VOl. 6, NO. Forest Service will be Petitioned for Funds to Improve ' IS A BOOST. 8 JUAB COl'M'Y THE TIMES, VOL. 12, NO. 52 1" TIMES-NEW- Ell FOU THE AGIUCLLTCRAL AXD .MIXING IVTEJJESTB P 'I '4y.N-- I i CANUTES tn |
