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Show The One Thing That Should Be Boosted In Nephi It The Poultry Business The One Thing That Should Be Boosted In Nephi Is The Poultry Business Thq Times, Vol. 19, No. 42. IK E AT 1 GET STATE EI Are You Acquainted With Julia Bottomly Are you keeping up with Julia Bottoinley'a fashion department? The woman who wishes to appear without spending too much time or money to that end fashion recoguixes The Tluita-Nedepartment as a reliable and author-ativ- e guiUti to the correct modes of . the seaKOn. In this department Mrs. Bottomley attempts only to depict what com binations in color, materials and most satisfactory style With regard to economy and individual taste. She makes due allowance for costs.' and the materials she describes can be purchased from at advertisers" la. The prices from ten to fifteen per cent lower than those she quotes. la in constant Mrs. Bottomley touch with the fashion centers of New York and Chicago.. She makes several trips each year to Paris and other parts of "Europe - where she gathers news for her fashion letters. The illustrations appearing with the fashion articles in this paper each week are photographed under her direct supervision. A. G. Knowles, a former. Nephlte, but now of Salt Lake City, is visiting relatives and friends In Nephi Thursday, October 17th, 1929 - Boys Sheep Club Wins Large Number of Ribbons Lincoln Rams Sold at Good Prices. Juab county exhibit at the State Fair consisted of a booth, in the agricultural building and sixteen head of pure bred sheep exhibited by the boys clubs. The county booth features agricultural products and minerals. Sheaf wheat, corn, asparagus and alfalfa were used for trimming with designs of red and green apples worked In with the plums and peaches. Exhibits of wheat, potatoes, corn and other vegetables were worked in against a pictorial background showing the mountains from which comes the mineral wealth and the grain fields from which comes the wealth of grains. Juab was entered In competition with four other counties in the third division and won second place on quality, quantity and arrangement of products. A large ribbon and taring cup was won as a prize for the booth. In addition ribbons were won on the .following products shown: Threshed wheat, 1st; sheaf 'Wheat 2nd; potatoes 2nd; threshed barley, 2nd; sheaf oats, 2nd; silage corn 1st; alfalfa hay, 2nd; alfalfa seed 1st; ear corn 1st; forage grains 2nd; tomatoes 1st; onions 2nd; watermelons 1st; muskmelons 1st; cauliflower, 2nd; cabbage 3rd; beets 3rd, bottled fruit 2nd; apples 1st; peaches 2nd; paarsrd; plums 2nd; flowers and ornaments, 1st. At the sheep show the entries stood well toward the first in their breeds and won around $175.00 in money besides doing considerable advertising for the county. The 3 boys entering went into competition In the club classes and open class ... with the, following results k club elaas Lincolii ' SheepRam, 1 year old and over, Rex Gar rett, 1st; Wllburn Rowley, 2nd. Ram lambs, Leland Nlelson, 1st and 2nd Ewe 1 year old and over, Leland Nlelson, 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. Dwe lamb, Leland Nielson, 1st, 2nd. Ewe and her lamb Leland Nielson, 1st, - w)ill-prov- Timee-N'ew- s. '" The News, Vol. Kendalls Win Case DEMOCRATS; SELECT George R. Judd. who for the past four years has been a member of the Nephi City council was unanimously selected as a candidate for the poal- lon of Mayor, at the Democratic Convention held In the County Court Russell House Thursday evening. Hawkins was nominated for the four year term councilman, and the following men were selelted for the two I. hi. Petty. year term cjuncllmen: V. C. Andrews, and E. A. Memmott. Mrs.' Martha E. Vlckers, present in for the cumbent was position of city recorder. - The' city committee was authorized to fill the position of city treasurer. Thdtaas Bailey was appointed chairman ef the convention, wit bMrs. Ray M. x Brough, as secretary, ' invention Nephi Baseball Ass'n Other Post Officers Are Al- vah Howell, S. E. Forrest, E. L. Jones, J. V. Cooper, Chester Foote, J. H. Ockey. I I l. ;V- LEW I negll-Warne- Gerald Cazler was elected com mander of Nephi Post Number One of The American Legion at the annual election held Thursday evening at the club roouis, at a well attend Alvah ed meeting of members. r, - vice commander. Howell was elei-teand the following will complete the officer personnel for 1930: Spencer E. Forrest, adjutant; E. L. Jones, Finance officer; J. V. Cooper, Serdays of last week. Will L. Hoyt of geant at arms; Chester Foote, histhis city was attorney for the plain- - torian; James H. Ockey, chaplain. and Komney and Nelson of The Armistice day celebration was Lake City and J. W. Robinson discussed at some length, and the "Aunt Lucia" Pleases mancial Statement AMERICAN I IS HEAD OF ELECTED District Jury In the Fourth Court at Provo rendered a verdict rlday of last week in favor ol E. Fred Kendall and Kilwarri k'pmlnll Select Delegates piaintirr. against j. Eugene Ford- Republicans wv ham, defendant, awarding damages -i lu the sum of 1800. 00 and Interest i licit v,uy from the date of the injury, tor loan A well attended Republican Pri-- 1 sustained by the plaintiffs through Uary was held In the City Hall last a tire which burnt a considerable Saturday evening, with George O. portion of the plaintiffs' grain field Oxtler, as chairman, and Clarence on the Levan liidge last year. The arner as secretary. The convention case was originally commenced in will be held Friday evening when a the District Court of this county but complete city ticket will be nom- - was transferred to Utah County on a mated.- - The following are the dele-- 1 motion for change of venue made The plaintiffs gates who will attend the romlnnlby the defendant. convention:. William Bailey, Robert I alleged that the fire was the result vt inn, H. or the aerendant Fordbam's Goldsbrough, Clarence J. Walter Pax man. Dennis gence In driving an automobile which was O. Ostler. Thos. H. Wood, Geo. smoldering with fire Into the Burton. E. R. Forrest, C. R. Tolley, plaintiffs field also that the Cowan. George O. Ostler has fendant In attempting to extinguish been selected chairman of the dele- - the fire In his automobile negligent ly threw burning materials Into the ly tion. dry grass upon plaintiffs' land. The case was tried before Judge Arthur V. Watkins. The trial lasted three A 13, No. 42. CAIR GERALD In District Court LIST OF CANDIDATES well-dress- HS w . Jualf County, Utah. Nephi, Large Audiences g? d represented the defendant. following committees were appointed Noon-dabanfor that occasion: quet at the Forrest Hotel S. G. Paxman, chairman, A. B. Gibson, 11. E. R. C. Crane; Parade Committee Shaw, chairman, Walter Olpin, Ralph Karnes, Hrent D. Hall; Program at Held In y "'"",' From the Receipts at the begi unr.nS,nogf fhVorunt'r. Balance on hand . . 104.41 the final curtain, the collegiate Jan. 1. 1929 a...... comedy "Aunt Lucia" sponsored by League game gate ....256.80 Less to other clubs 139.40 117.40 the Nephi Ktwanis, and presented In Nephi high school Will L. Hoyt, chairman, Richard Inscore, Dr. F. H. Nephi Tuesday and Wednesday eve81.10 ning, was a real hit. The show con Lleckstead; Dance Committee J. V. League Games away 393.30 tained a clever bit of comedy, which Non League games .... Cooper, Spencer E. Forrest, A. V. 102.00 was well handled by the various Season Tickets - .......... Pyper. 170.00 characters, headed by Spencer E. Donations 15.00 Forrest in the title role of "Aunt Concessions A most interesting and instructive Lucia. ...191.00 Adv. on Fence' It is very hard to single A District Convention of the Mu Less cost of adv. used 165,50 35.50 any character out, and give him or I District Federated club convention tual Improvement Association of the tier a bouquet, as all of the parts I was held in the Tabernacle Satur- were well and cleverly handled, and day, October 12th with representa Juab, Palmyra, Tintic and Nebo Tournament prise C:.1I9.00 one brought forth a lot of good I Uvea Irom the different clubs of 50.00 79.00 Stakes will be held at Payson Sun Less Entrance fee laughs from the large audiences In I Utah and Juab counties. day, October 20, and M. I. A. officers 1097.72 attendance. , One of the outstanding The first meeting was held at of Juab' Stake have received notice notfcable in this performance 10:30 with District President: Mrs from the General Boards to make Expenses Incurred " The Seminary is sponsoring the things f was the. continuous ; .... 5.00 entertainment Jensen presiding. The Literary club first of a series of programs to be sure of a full attendance of Stake Umpire from-- the neginlng of the show until was led by Mrs. E. R. Forrest, with given Sunday evening at 8 o'clock ..515.53 and Ward officers, class leaders and Players I : :z. the final ending. .. 18.00 committee members and also mem Gate Keepers The club in the Slake Taberuacle.,irJ'uere haB response by the members. J . 6.45 bers of the Stake ." Presidency and Tickets Among .the features in addition to song "There Is Work to Do" was led been a felt need for such entertain' trie regular, play were the well train- - by Mrs. George Lindsay, Ward Bishoprics. .126.00 Dugouts meat in .the, StaJte siuce the, nioet- The convention program Includes Forfeit SNS League.i.. 10.97 ithe baby pageant, with tI The president's address was given uigs'of the diiterSat'ward have been, .. e'ciiorua, Mr'a. Leeta.. ,M'r Squire la. "Take- - Me by a meeting at 9 A. M. for Stake Board July 4th after . which, ,Mr3. ebaiijied to' the aftrnoou; in work- - , . members and meetings at 10 A. M., '.Mt:.tns 1 gsorga. Urtaagjgtt na$ay &kf:t(.&a. t'scle ,TalivtoSrrLanJ't-"Ous.oo 7 tX.ZA.'M-.'Ji-- 1 . New Mown Hay, Girhr Chorus; v''Me T ward Bonner . and"jVirB. Inez Todd Whitehead, i'rincipal of thfirseniitf m:.' 2 P.'ar and 3 V. pig M. for all stake and ward workers. Races 60.75 and the Man. In the Moon" chorus II Miller gave a demonstration and ary, has two objectives in mind: ' The latter meetings will be meet Equipment and a flash light drill. "Breezing talk on music of the different ages first, the opportunity for entertainMrs. Lindsay is a master in her ment on Sunday evening and second. Along" girls chorus in Navy unl- ings in which will be discussed the Baseballs (5doz.) .. 84.75 . 40.00 forms. These girls choruses and line. She held her audience spell a chance to develop the talents of programs, problems and projects of Clubs . 20.00 bound by her interpretation the various departments of ,M. I. A. Shoes and the students. Each program will dancing were exceptionally good. A carefully planned 56.75 The director. Miss Berenice Wie- - rendition of some of the masters cover a specific theme and all parts program for Miscellaneous each session has . been outlined by Telephone charges .... 10.60 land, was one of the finest type girls I works. She is well informed on the will work towards that end. The 2nd. we have ever had the pleasure to modern composers 1.00 the General Board and special rep Postage and explained first program Sunday evening will Suffolk breed Ewe Iamb, Leland resentatives of the General Boards Transportation 17.67 meet, and made a host of friends and gave some of these works. carry out the theme, "Why I Have . Mrs. C. E. Maw, an officer of the a Testimony of our Great Latter-da- y Nielson, 1st and 2nd. Best fitted will be in attendance to give Instruc during her ten days' stay In this tions and lead in discussions. 1048.64 community, and left Thursday for National Federation gave a talk on lamb, Leland Nlelson, 2nd. Work." The following program A feature of the convention de Future Farmer Class-- i LincolnDelta, where she will produce tne II National club work has been arranged and will be In Ram, 1 yr. and older. Lester Nielson signed to stimulate attendance by Balance (Cash in bank .... 49.08 show under the auspices of - the At noon the members were enter- charge of the Church History Class I 1st. Ewe, 1 yr. and older, Lester all stake and ward workers, is that 48.00 American Legion of that city. Due from Season Tickets tained at luncheon at the Forrest of the Seminary. Nielson, 1st. Ewe lamb, Lester Niel the stake having the largest per Hotel. Ninety guesU being served Congregation Singing, "We Thank son, 1st and 2nd. Flock, Lester Niel centage of enrolled officers present 97.08 The afternoon session convened at Thee O God for a Prophet"; Prayer, County Sheriff M. M. Kalghn and son, 2nd. Fitted lamb, Lester Niel will be presented with a large print County Attorney C. N. Leatherbury two o'clock. .Mrs. H. C. Hicks, State Donnell Ellison; Piano Solo, Aline ed copy of the new M. I. A. slogan. son, 2nd. County Assessor Joel Taylor i In were in Nephi Monday In attendance musical director of Federated clubs Ellison; Reading, Maurine Kendall; Open Class Lincoln Sheep Ram The Stake Board of Juab Stake has Salt Lake meeting with the Special at the regular monthly meeting of led the members in singing the club Duet, "Teach My $kul to Pray", 1 yr. and older, Lester Nielson 1st; also offered a similar prize to the ax Committee relative to tax matters. the county commissioners. Beloved Laura Morgan and Vennetta Bowles; song," Utah, Our Own W. Roley, 2nd; Rex Garrett, 3rd. Ewe ward from Juab Stake having the Home." An organ solo was given Talk, "Prayer as a means towards a 1 yr. and older, Leland Nielson, 2nd highest percentage of attendance A talk on Testimony," Audrey Goble; talk, 'Tne by Wallace Martin. and 4th. Flock, Leland Nielson, 5th Better English was given by Supt. Perfect L. D. S. Life as a means to Among the subjects to be dis ram of breed, cussed in the general sessions are O. L. Barnett. place. The Ladies Fidelia wards a Testimony," Alec Cowan; Champion Lester Nielson, 1st. the fllowing: "The challenging opclub gave two numbers, "Nursery Vocal Solo, "Joseph the Seer," Mrs. Suffolke Ewe lamb, Lester Niel- portunities in the M. I. A..", ;The Mrs. Will Hoyt; Talk, "The Meaning of Rhymes" and "Pale Moon." son, 4 th place. Breeders pen, Leland program for 1929-30,- " "Executive Hicks gave a talk on music, answer Year 1929 Principal LeRoy Testimony," June 80th, Ending Problems," "Qualities which . make Nielson, 2nd place. ing some of the questions that have Whitehead; Congregation Singing, All the Lincoln rams which the for M. I. A. Leadership," "Spiritual come state of her in to her God 'The Spirit of Life a Fire is capacity RECEIPTS: boys offered for sale at the fair Objectives in our Leisure Time Pro- Operating Cash Balance on hand July 1st, 1928 Rhetta Burning"; Prayer, Lucy Salisbury. Miss $ 7, 247. 7 I musical supervisor. moved at good prices and these sales gram." The special activities of the Federal Funds (Smith-HugheFive groups will alternate In pre 300.00 Sperry gave a delightful piano solo. Mrs. John Kelly, State President senting the programs, Church Hisfigured in with sales already made Scouring, M. Men, 3ee Hive and State District School Fund 26,754.72 elnce the boys secured their 85 Lin Gleaner 'departments will be dis State School Land Interest and Rental Fund (Continued on Page Eight) tory Classes, New Testament Classes, 3,356.37 coin sheep in the spring of 1927 cussed in the group sessions. Old Testament Classes, Junior Sem School State Fund 2,283.23 State (from Levy) High shows that more than $1500.00 has 300.00 State Vocational Education inary Classes and the Seminary Fund been received for rams alone by the Alumni. Opportunity will be allowed Local Tax of 6 mills for support and maintenance 43,623.65 club boys of Nephi. Local tax of 1 mill for interest on bonds auxiliary organizations to present 6,300.00 Local tax of 1 9,000.00 special programs if they will but mills for redemption Bonds make their wants known to Mr. 307.82 Interest earned on Bank Deposits Whitehead. 4-- H and fees other 3,516.00 student Laboratory A 229.63 Forest Reserve Fund 170.74 Net receipts from Book Store 40.00 Sale of school property 311.67 The South Ward Genealogy com Receipts from swimming pool, gym, and other sources The Nephi Public Library was the mittee gave a social Monday evea of valuable gift of books . recipient Total Receipts $103,741.10 ning at the home of Alton E. Mem H Club achievement day will be this week, when John Foote, of mott in honor of Joseph H. GreenHall in Fri in Provo held the City Nephi, DISBURSEMENTS: presented the library with halgh who is leaving Nephi to make M. P. 7:30 of October a 18, day, Whitney's "History Utah", four General Control (Administration) his home in Logan. A program will be presented fea volume set in leather binding. The Salaries School Board Members S The evening was spent in play 1,050.00 The Seminary this year is to be and club Orson two demonstrations F, Travel expenses Board members 109.35 ling games and social chat, after one of the most successful years In "History", written by turing now a of of member the presentation achievement pins Whitney, the Coun Salary Supt. of Schools were served. the history of the Juab Seminary. . 2,400.00 which refreshments to all club members who have com cil of the Twelve of the L. D. S, Travel 396.45 I Those present, besides the guest of Not only have the students elected a expenses Supt. and other Items a work. pleted the prescribed Church, comprises history of the Salary Clerk of Board 1,500.00 honor, were: President A. H. Bell- - splendid group of officers but have The champion boy's club team from founders and early pioneers of the Office Supplies 207. ZZ iston. Bishop and Mrs. P. B. Cowan, elected committees to start working - state, also accounts of early Spanish 50.00 Mr. and Mrs. James E. Memmott, on plans tor activities iu the near Sanpete county will give the demonSalary of Treasurer won! on American and wool 'which stration 232.00 Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Broadhead, Mr future. explorations in the Stenogarphlc and office help grading for them the state championship at Rocky Mountain region, the estab Expenses School Election .'. 68.41 and Mrs. S. P. Neilson, Mrs. Martha The following are the officers: lishment and dissolution of the State Expneses School Census the State Fair contest. 104.60 I E. Vlckers, Mrs. Nellie Schofield, President, Spencer Sowby; V. Presi Mr. D. P. Murray, state leader of of Deseret and the subsequent cre Miscellaneous Expenses 308.60 Mrs. Unity Chappell, Mr. and Mrs dent, Naomi Topham ; Secretary and clubs will be present . and talk ation and development of the terri J. D. Smith, Mrs. Sarah Brown and Treasurer, Lucille Greenhalgh, and to the assembly. of Utah. Achievement pins tory Total 6,426.53 the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. reporter Vera Deane Parkes. With Mr. now of will be presented by W. C. Andrews, The donor, Foote, Memmott. Wallace Blackett, Alma Burton, and Alec Cowan arranging the dance for representative of the Utah State Provo, was formerly a resident of Instruction: Schools) (Elementary A .. m 4 o l t to is Association. known and Bankers well the older j Nephi November 22, we assure you a won' Invited is an to attend. The public citizens here, having been in Salaries of teachers (women) Keen derful time. Laura Morgan, Melvin 14,040.93 Demurrers Have structor in the public school for a Free Text Books 1,484 .92 in Christensen Case Kay, a and Audrey Goble are preparpiled The Service Star Legion wishes to numDer of years ing Thanksgiving program for Regular scnooi supplies, note oooks, pencils, etc i.ioi.ji thank the general public for the Miscellaneous expenses 1Z6.34 assembly November 22. in the been filed have on Demurrers receivced splendid cooperation Mr. Whitehead announces that B. P. W. Club Members Fifth District Court of Juab County thirty-fiv- e the Forget-Me-NDrive, as they re$ 29,573.33 Total ... students have applied for t Attend Banquet at Ephraim in tne case oi j. a. i,Bnieucu ceived a total amount of $45.00 from graduation this year. This will be Tlleh Kchnnln the sale of Forget-Me-Not- a. Nephi City and Juab School District,- the largest graduation class to N. P. repreOn October 12th, the U. P. W Salaries of teachers (men) Anderson, I 14,422.40 by Attorney graduate from our Seminary. These and Mr. and Mrs. Morley Golden of Club of Ephraim entertained the B Salaries of teachers (women) Attorney by 7,337.82 senting Nephi City, students have (selected thefr pins San Diego, California have been en- - P. W. Clubs of Southern Utah at inos. n. uurion, tByresEuiiug uu which they will be able to show to 149. z Library books and magazines case In School at above in Utah the the District. a the .. 98.55 Keystone Hotel Ralarlen Hhrarlana banquet during joying vacation .you in the near future. 1.043.69 the plaintiff, J. A. Chirstensen is past week, most of which time they President Ora J. Harmston of the Rohnoi nunnHoa ana a Mr. in State uiusuns Federation bcuuoi with tne been have ior gave 611.99 suing Nephi splendid Miscellaneous expenses visiting city Golden's parents. Mr. Golden is a talk, and a fine program was render-buildin- g f irst Ciast sxreei, Deiweeu r irsi au'i Bishop and Airs. P. B. Cowan anI Second north. District Judge Cox nounce the engagement of their contractor in the coast city, ed. The following members from and Is making real headway In his Nephi attended the banquet: win oe in isepni ior one aay auring daughter, Florence to John T. Stim- the the early part of November, and it; son of Ogden, Utah. The marriage chosen profession. During the past Misses Rhetta Sperry, Mabel Howard Auxiliary Aeencles $ 1,792.06 lis possible that he will hear the will take place on October 24th in year he had the contract for the Erma Lunt, Rhetta Carter, Mabel Transportation of pupilg (Elementary) me &an L,as.e lempie above aemurrers. building of a large Masonic Temple. Howarth and Mrs. Beulah H. Iorns. (Continued on Page Seven) 4-- Mutual Improvement Ass'n To Meet In Successful Convention Was Nephi By The Club Ladies Payson Next Sunday Seminary To Give A Program Sunday Nite , 1 -- ' - Mra.--Jihse- n, - Financial Statement of Juab School District s) Nephi Public Library Club Achievement Received Gift Day In Nephi Friday . Genealogical Worker Is Honored At Party - 4-- 4-- H 1 -- ot r .r 1 Seminary Has Full List of Officers - |