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Show Begin Now To Plan 1932 Begin Now To Plan 1932 Underground Water Project for Nephi! The Times, Vol. 21, Underground Water Project for Nephi! X MIIIICUTS OTAH BEEKEEPERS $5,469.75 FROM AT OGDEN SOON BUDGET FOR n dollars ninety-seve- ..- ...I -. KJWMMXtalllWMw; ii " convention of t lie Utah Slate is called for next Janu ary 11 and 12. at Ogden. Il Ls ihe .me week as the Ogden Livestock show, and it is planned thai one nducement will supplement the ot her as a reason lor visiting the ity at that time. Round trip fares d one way fare. of one and ive been offered on all railroads leading into Ogden. The beekeepers will hold their convention meetings at the Hotel Biglow. the first session at 2:00 M. January 11. One feature of the convention will be a trip to the Livestock show as guests of the Superior Honey Commany, fol lowed by a free luncheon at their Ogden plant. The officials of the State Bee- eepers Association urge the atten dance of every person in the state ho has any interest in the bee industry of Utah. Bring your prob lems or solutions for anything that will lead to a bigger and better bee industry for Utah. Some of the principal speakers of the convention will be; George Sehweis. State apairist of Nevada; Dr. A. P. Sturtevant, federal bee 1 Navajo Indiana, Buffering from cold and snowstorms, lined up at trading store in Zunl, New Mexico, cultural laboratory; A. W. B. Kjos-nes- s, to receive food. 2 Demonstration by the Communist "hunger marchers" who Invaded Washington without Mountain States Honey Pro, result. 3 John Nance Garner of Texas, Democrat, who was selected speaker of the house of representatives. ucers Ass'n; W. A. Landgraf. A- merican Can Co.; Harden Bennion. Ccmsisioner of Agriculture, State of Utah; D. H. Hillman, State apairist of Utah; Jess Wade, Intermountain Grain Growers Cooperative; and some official of a leading glass jar Allen McCune of Long Beach was Mr. and Mrs. Delos Haynes and the guest Thursday of Mrs. J. R. nianfacturing concern. daughter LaVere were Provo visit. Park. ors Saturday. A 1932 thousand, The News, Vol. 1931 Scenes and Persons in the Current News LAN MEETINGS eekeep'is County Commission Hold Special Session Wednesday When Budget Is Approved and Passed. Ninety-seve- iKe. 31, Nephi, Juab County, Utah. ThurMi.iv, N'o. 53 n has been appropriated from the funds of Juab County, to take care of the running of the county for 1932. according to the budget passed by the Juab County Commission at a social session held Wednesday of this week. This is a reduction of $5,469.75 from the budget for 1931 expenditures. Salaries of county officers for the coming year are budgeted at $23,820.00; maintainance of county offices and miscellaneous expenses is budgeted at $18,177.00; County Poor Fund dependent poor $6,000; old age pensions, $6,000; County Road and bridges fund, roads $7,000.00; Bond Interest Fun and handling of coupons $40.00; Sinking Fund $23,000; State and County Fair, $250.00. $12,-810.- COUNTY ASSESSOR NAMES DEPUTIES one-thir- Local and Social Fmam Myrrah Haynes. 78, wife of Charles Haynes died at her home here on Tuesday afternoon following a stroke. Mrs. Haynes was born in I.an- chester, England. September 29. 1854. the daughter of John and Sarah Ann Whight. She came to Utah with her mother and family wlih the Morton Handcart Company in 1856. She was married to William Samuel Connell on Nov ember 27. 1870 in the Endowment House in Salt Lake City. Mr. Con-ndied in 1910. She was married a second time, to Charles Haynes in the Manti Temple February 2, 1921. She moved to Nephi following her marriage to Mr. Haynes. She is survived by her husband, two daughters, Mrs. Sadie Taylor of Ogden and Mrs. Henry Weir of Anaconda, Mantana, three sons, S. W. Conell and P. W. Connell, Everett, Washington and J. R. Connell, Campton. California, and 17 grandchildren, 17 great Also one great.great grand-chilFuneral services will be held in the Juab Stake tabernacle Sunday at 2:00 P. M. Jarrett Boy Dies n EFFECTIVE ast Friday Morning JUL 1 Ft. Green News North Ward M.I.A. dinner Sunday evening at the home of her father, in honor of William Swenson; who left this week for Magna. Dinner was served to the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. L. Carlson and children of Mt. Pleas ant, Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Strat and children of Spring City, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Nelson and children of Moroni. Marian Swenson, Salt Lake City, Mrs. P. W. Swenson, Boyd and Charles Swenson all of Magna and A. P. Anderson. The Happy Bridgers Club met last Wednesday afternoon and played bridge at the home of Mrs Nora Johnson. Prizes were won by Nita Cook and Reba Anderson. Frank Jorgenson left Monday for Fort Arthur. Texas where he has been in military training for the past few months and had come home to spend the holidays with his family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crawford and children of Bingham and Miss Melpha Augason who is teaching school at Morgan are spending the nouaays at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Augason. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Allred are visiting during the holidays at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Coombs, Wanda and Joseph Robertson Bella Mikkelsen, Deon Aired and Jessie Oldroyd are all spending the enristmas vacation at home. Miss Cleona Olson of LaJara, Col orado, who is attending the B. Y. TT. is visiting with relatives and friends here during the holidays. Several Christmas programs have been presented in Fountain Green in the past few days. The M. I. A. Sunday school and ward choir have all rendered programs. Gives Good Program One of the most snappy, enter taining and outstanding programs of the season was presented in the high school auditorium on Tuesday evening by the North Ward M. I. A. The program was as follows: Prayer, Bishop A. E. Smith; Congregat ional Singing, led by Mrs. George Ingram; Musical number, "Love Letters in the Sand"; Reading Mrs. George Malloy; Musical Num ber, "Crazy Feet"; Vocal Solo. L. P. Anderson; Zackeria Sparkin' Marjie Jane, Perry McArthur and Ellen Cole; "Draw Your Own Con and elusions," Blanche Burton Wayne Sidwell; Waltz number Now Is The Time For Love" Boys' Chorus, and Prayer, Mrs. Sylvia Peters. Two of the numbers "Crazy Feet1 and "Now Is the Time For Love' were composed by Miss Lois Lunt. The North Ward Mutual feel that much honor is due her for the splendid work she has done in put ting over these numbers. Publicity Committee Utah Congressmen To Back Nephi Petition Colin Mayers has received word from Representative Don. B. Col- ton that he ls taking a deep in. terest in the petition signed by the citizens of Nephi and will do all he can to make it possible for Val Fowler to return to his family here. Mr. Mayers also has the news from Senator Wm. H. King that Merle Kay of Nephi has been he intends to take the matter up commissioned second lieutenant, with the Senate Commitee on Im field artillery, army reserve corps, migration as soon as it convenes. according to a special dispatch to the Salt Lake Tribune Wednesday, Entertain in Honor of Mr, Dick Rogers of Helper was a guest Black's 80 th Anniversary Christmas Day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Christison returning the eightieth Commemorating home that evening. Miss Ruth birthday anniversary of J. R. Black Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Black entertain. Christison accompanied Mr. Re era to Helper and ls visiting in that. ed at their home Sunday. Dinner was served to the following: Mr. & Kiiy ims weeK. Mrs. Rachel Grant Taylor, Mrs, Anna Grant Midgley, A. Madsen and President Frank Y. Taylor of tne Ciranlte Stake, all of Salt Lake City were guests Monday and Tues day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. O. Ostler. Mrs. George Wilkey, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Sparks ,Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Irons, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Smitl Mrs. Annie Reir. Mrs. Fannie Reid William Bird, Fred Wilkey. Read Keith, Reah and Neil Black, and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs, H. E. Black. FOUR THOUSAND City Council Pass Appropriation Ordinance At A Special Session Held On Last Saturday Evening The Nephi City Council in a special session last Saturday budgeted $41,200.00 for expenditures for this city for the calendar year 1932. This is a reduction of $3,745.00 from the amount budgeted for the year 1931. and no doubt the taxpayers of Nephi City will appreciate this reduction in appropriations. The complete ordinance is being PLDisnea in another part of this is sue of The Times-New- s, and shows the proposed expenditures for 1932 as follows: Contingent and general administrative expenses $12,000 To purchase water sources and maintenance of water works, $3,000 Maintenance of City Hall .... $1,000 The Salt Creek Camp of the D. To open, improve and repair U. P. will meet Friday, January 8, streets and sidewalks $3,500 at 2.30 P. M. in the City Hall. The Maintenance of Public Library following program to which the $900. general public is invited has been Sinking fund for payment of outarranged: Prayer, Chaplain Lilly standing bonds $8,000 Sparks: Vocal Duet. Mrs. Mabel Sinking fund for payment of in Lunt and LeRoy Whitehead; His- terest on outstanding bonds .... $2,800 tory of the Mormon Battalion, Dr. For construction, maintenance and F. H. Beckstead; Vocal Solo, L. P. repair of electric light and power Anderson. works el grand-childre- n. d. BECOME following appointments of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Tempest Jr. of deputy assessors for the year 1932 have been made by Joel Taylor, Co Salt Lake City were Sunday guests unty Assessor: J. L. Prancom, chief of Mr. and Mrs. Orson Cazier. deputy, also deputy for Levan and War-teMills; Ralph Belliston, Nephi; T. D. Davis arrived home Christ Newton, Mona; E. W. Redmond mas Day after a week's visit in Los Eureka; Bigelow Bradley, Mam Angeles. moth and Silver City; Howard James Homer Jarrett one year Hassell, Desert. The appointments old son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Jar-r- et The new speed law, a part of Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Bowers of Mt. have been confirmed by the County died at the family residence last Pleasant were Sunday guests of Mr. the uniform traffic code to become commissioners. effective January 1st through out Saturday morning following a brief and Mrs. Giaeon Sidwell. Assessor Taylor and Deputy Has. ilness of Pneumonia. the state has been summarized and sell left an December 30 for the The child had been put to bed L. Sowby and Miss printed herewith for . the" convenMark Mis. west desert where they will assess the evening before apparently havAlice Sowby were visitors in Salt ience of motorists. The new portion of the law rerange sheep and property at Callao ing a slight cold which during the Lake City the fore part of the week and Trout Creek. might developed into Pneumonia lating to speed of travel ls quoted and caused his death. He was born Mr. and Mrs. Harold Walker of as folows: in Nephi December 4, 1930. Pleasant Grove were dinner guests 1 Fifteen miles per hour: Brief funeral services were held of Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Walker (a) When passing a school buildat the home Sunday. Joseph H. Sunday. ing or its grounds, during a school recess or while children are going Greenhalgh was the only speaker. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wing and son to or from school during opening Born to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Draper Musical numbers were given by Mrs. Mable Lunt and Mrs. Phena Bel J&ck of Murray were Christmas day or closing hours. The local authorDecember 23rd, a son. require a comBorn to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Black liston and Mrs. Warner Stephen guests of Mrs. Wing's mother, Mrs. ities may, however, plete stop to be made before passLouise Broadhead. ham of Moroni on December 27th, i sen. ing at such times. Prayers were given by Samuel son. They are at present with Mrs (b) When approaching within 100 Joe Eillette of Moscow, Idaho is Elackmer's mother, Mrs. Lyda Linton and J. E. Memott. The grave was dedicated by S. R. Winn. guest at the home of Mr. and feet of a railway or street railway Guymon. Mrs. John E. Ingram during the grade crossing where the driver's Word was receiver here this week view of the crossing or of any trafof the birth of a daughter to Mr. holidays. fic is obstructed within a distance and Mrs. Clyde Anderson of Wood- ruf. Misses Margaret and Helen Gadd of 400 feet in either direction, of Los Angeles are spending the 2 Twenty miles per hour. Rozela Anderson entertained at The No. 53 NEPHI LADY DIES CITY BUDGET FOR AFTER STROKE AT HOME ON TUESDAY 1932 CUT NEARLY Local and Social TRAFFIC 12, $12,000 Mr. and Mrs. Owen N. Gibson and daughter Pearl of Preston were hol iday visitors in Nephi last week. Juab High School Is TOTAL $41,200.00 VictorOverB.Y.H.S. BADGES AWARDED Mr. and Mrs. John L. Done and family of Payson are guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Foote. As a final game, the Mr. and Mrs. Allen McCune of Juab school basket ball team high are Beach California Long spending the B. Y. U. H. S. team the holiday season in this city. of Provo to win by a 2 score, pre-seas- TO FORTY SCOUTS out-scor- ed 42-3- Wednesday evening. The game was rough throughout. the first point being made by Petty on a foul pitch. Each team had eleven trys for points on fouls, the locals making six of their tries while the visitors scored four. The game was the second won by the J. H. S. team over the Provo players. The locals also defeated them in a game last Saturday in Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Mortenson of Spanish Fork spent Christmas with Mrs. Katie and the week-en- d Worth ington. Mr. and Mrs. Randall Bradfield of Leamington spent Christmas at the home of Mrs. Bradfield's parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. G. Pay. Over forty merit badges" were a- warded to boy scouts of Nephi at the cheer, week program Monday night, with the majority of these going to the scouts of the Nephi Ward, with Paul K. Walker scoutmaster. Much credit is due Mr. Walker. for the efforts he has put forth during the past few years, for his troop has certainly made progress under his supervision. The troop was organized in February, 1929, and during the three years it has made progress each month. They now have 30 scouts in the Wil-m- er ts troop, with three Barnett, with 19 merit badges; George Parkes, with 17 merit badges, and Tim Bowers with 14 bad Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hansen of 8. Provo spent Christmas day at the Provo, Wallace Garrett, husky guard, home of Mrs. Hansen's parents, Mr. who was shifted to foreward posand Mrs. J. E. Ostler. was scorer of the the ition, leading local team. Garrett was followed Marcus Sowby left Monday for with his fifteen by Petty, Flagstaff, Arizona where he has em who rang the bell points for nine counters. ployment. Mrs. Sowby left tne same Frough and Leavitt each scored day for St. George where she will seven points. ges. reside this winter. They also have six star scouts. 12 class scouts, 16 second class first Within business is district of Provo Mrs. Olive Garrick any 'a) holidays with their parents, Mr. and as defined. scouts and two tendefoot scouts. of home at the week this Mrs. Arthur Gadd. visiting Twenty-thre- e of Mr. Walker's (b) Within 50 feet of and while her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank scouts were presented with awards Miss Mae Greenhalgh of Rait Lake traversing an intersection where the Warner. Monday evening. view is obstructed within a City was the Christmas guest of her drivers of 200 feet, in either direc Miss Ruby Painter of Salt Lake parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Green- distanceThis rule does not apply upon City and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Naef of tion. halgh.; a "through" street, or at a Eureka spent Christmas and the folMr. and Mrs. W. A. Bowles celebintersection. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hobbs, dau lowing day at the home of Mr. and rated their 48th wedding anniver3 Twenty-fiv- e miles hour: Mrs. Painter. per son Gordon were Henry ghter Beth and on December 27 at a family sary Within residence district (a) any dinner guests on Christmas day, of Covers ere laid for the dinner. as of defined. home at the Christmas guests Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Jackman at members of the family: following At Misses Flora were: (b) Mrs. any Parkes Itha railway grade crossing Levan. where the view is not obstructed. Parkes of Ogden and Itha Parkes Mr. and Mrs. Elias Worwood, Mr. The wedding of Miss Ruth Sperry. (c) In any public park, unless a of Downey and Mr. and Mrs. A. Wii - and Mrs. Richard Sudweeks, Mr. Miss Ruth Francom of Provo is and Mrs. Leo Bowles, Mr. and Mrs. daughter rate of speed has been fix son Conover of Salt Lake City. different of Mr. and Mrs. George visiting this week at the home of ed La Verne Bowles, Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Sperry to J. Andrew by local authorities and notice Clayton, son her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Miss Lucy Salisbury, who has vis- Bowles, Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Garrett, n Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Clayton of given by signs. Francom. 4 Forty-fiv- e miles per hour: ited during the last week at the Mrs. Kate Bowles and the host and Paris, Idaho, took place at the home At any place outside of a business home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. hostess and guests of honor, Mr rt the bride's parents, Christmas Mr. and Mrs. M. H. McCune of residence district, or elsewhere I'.lijah Salisbury, will return to Salt and Mrs. W. A. Bowles. Nine grand lay. The bride wore a lovely blue Salt Lake City are guests this week or The ;ilk chiffon over taffeta and carried above specified. Lake City Friday where she win children were also present. of Mrs. McCune's mother, Mrs. W. as was spent in games, social 5 Local authorities have the shower boquet of pink roses and right resume her studies at the Quish evening J. Starr. to increase the speed rates mention School of Beauty Culture. chat, and in renewing family ties. miles of the valley. Miss Mildred Sperry was bridesmaid and Karl Mr. and Mrs. Frank Warner and ed . . . upon through highways, or there are no intersections, or Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Whitehead Attorney W. L. Hoyt Srouge acted as best man. The family spent Christmas in Provo at where widely-space- d intersections. and children spent Christmas in :eremony wes performed by Pres-dethe home of Mrs. Warner's parents, between As Named Examiner A. H. Belliston. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Oliver. They Such changes can only be made by Provo at the home of Mrs. WhiteA wedding dinner was served to returned to their home in this .city ordinance; and notice must be given head's mother, Mrs. E. J. Hall. Mr. L. this city mmediate relatives of the Hoyt of Attorney Will by the erection of signs. But the end Mrs. Whitehead motored to Salt Sunday. rate must be increased in any case Lake City Saturday and visited with has been selected as a member of following the dinner, Mr. and bride, Mrs. ExaminUtah Bar Association for Salt Lake City left Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson of to exceed 45 miles per hour; and the Mr. Whitehead's mother, Mrs. Jos- the Clayton ation committee by action of the Provo were guests of Mr. and Mrs. basic rule of safe driving must not ephine Whitehead. they will make their home. Utah Bar Commission Tuesday at a Alex Wilson Christmas Day. Mr. be modified or altered in any re spect. Mrs. John C. Painter was the meeting in Salt Lake City. The te Wilson is taking a The weight and time equipment honored guest at a birthday dinner other members of the committee The FideKs Choral Club course at the Brigham Young Uni Frank A. Johnof vehicles will govern their given at her home Sunday. Dinner are S. D. Thurman, versity. Hold Christmas Party Mr. son and Otto A. Weisley, Salt Lake am 05 SutpjrooDB paads umun was served to the following: of E. T. and and Logan. Mr. L. Young scneauies: City Mrs. Mark Sowby, and ing Mr. and Mrs. Oran Whittaker 1 equipped with pneumat Mrs. A. V. Jacobson, Mr. and Mrs. The Fidilis Choral Club held their spent Christmas at the home of ic When tires and weighing with or with, Frank Sanford of Springville, Mrs. Nephi Ward M. I. A. nnual Christmas party on Decem Mrs. Leonard Pay. The couple were 21 JDiane G. Booth being hostHoward E. Kellogg of Hollywood, married in the Salt Lake Temple out load: Active During Past Year ber ess. The guests arrived in children's 10,000 pounds. 45 miles per hour. William Keough of Tooele, Mr. and before her marriage Miss Julia Pay -Over 10,000 pounds, 30 miles per Mrs R. H. Jenkins, Aletha Keough, otumes and children' games were ne, and the groom is the son of Mr. With the activity work progressing nlayed with much merriment Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bowles, EIRay and and Mrs. Roy Whittaker, former hour. officers over 6000 Fehr, Barbara, Ruth, LaVerne, and well at every meeting, the vehicles, At 10:30 P. M. the gtiest Passenger residents of this city. They will 'aughter. are M. I. A. 45 miles per hour. going 'vere seated at one long table which Carl Sanford and the host and of Nephi Ward visit here for several days before pounds, 2 equipped with two or hostess, Mr. and Mrs. John C. Paint- to keep interest high with a resolu- was lighted with Christmas candles returning to Rupert to make their more When outlines tion to keep up with the solid rubber tires, and weigh- er. and the lunc oehnceirrdaWW eta home. during the coming year. Contest md the luncheon was carried out ing with or without load: vocalists 10.000 pounds or less, 20 miles !n Christmas colors. Gifts were Thomas Bailey entertained at hit numbers have arrived and Miss Dorothy Salisbury of Mt, home Sunday evening in honor of are forming choruses and working by the member of the club. Pleasant and Mr. and Mrs. R. J, per hour. are Mr. each week. Dancing enthauists Over 10,000 pounds, 15 miles per his sister and brother-in-laThose enjoying the occasion were: Salisbury and children of Manti are hour. contest to learn the Viola Ockey, Lucille Lunt. Lucille and Mrs. Frank Russell of Salt to begin soon guests of Mrs. J. R. Salisbury during The following mem- dance for the year. Lake City. Booth, Alice Crapo, DaVeda Davis, the holiday season. of the family were present: Florence Winn, Mable Kate Glen Belliston entertained eight bers and The regular Sunday evening pro Burton and the hostess. Lunt, Mrs. F. M. Beck, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Cazier en of his young friends at a party on Mr. in the to week be given this tertained the members of the Caz his eighth birthday anniversary. Mrs. L. E. Beck, Miss Nelda Beck, gram Amer- Tabernacle will be under the dir ler family at their home Sunday Sleigh riding was a feature of the Mr. and Mrs. Albert Allen of The Relief Society wishes to exMrs. L. A. Bailey ection of the South Ward M. I. A evening. Following were the guests party, after which a luncheon was ican Fork, Mr. andand Mrs. William The program will begin at 7:30 P, press appreciation to the following at the affair: Mr. and Mrs. Orson served to Billle Keough, Kenneth and family, Mr. who contributed to aid the needy in Kate Bow- M. and consist of the following Cazier, Mrs. Adrienne Bigler of Los Park, Marvin Park, Clark Burton, Bailey and family, Mrs. Wll-foVocal Solo, Nephi: Kiwviis Club, Business and Mrs. and Mr. Song; Opening Prayer; and Jim-mles ie family, Mr. Howells. and Mrs. Lawrence Byron Angeles. George Sperry, Grace Professional. Wamen's Club, School Reading, Pyper; Bailey. Misses Trenna and Fel- - Louise Blackett of Salt Lake City, Mrs. Beliston, Kenneth Pexton, RobChorus Eoard, School Teachers. Earl Steele, Lola Jensen and family, Mr. and ert Ingram and the guest of honor. ma Bailey, Raymond Bailey, the Jenkins: Selection Girls' Farrell Winn; Vocal Solo, Manager Vnlce Theater, and all Mrs. Edwin Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Christmas colors were used in the honored guests, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Talk, agencies or persons who helpMerle Thomas Sargent; Talk. Sadie How ether RusseU uai the and forhost, two cakes Clarence Warner and Mr. and Mrs. party and birthday ed In any way. ard; Song; Closing Prayer. ley. H. James med the centerpiece. Eager of Logan. 31-2- life-scou- Bowles Celebrate Wedding at Dinner traffic-controll- Nephi Girl Married On Christmas Day ed nt post-gradua- max--moxi- oj ed rd |