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Show Shop and Mail For INOW Xmas Nephi, Juab County, Utah, Thui The Times, Volume 27, No. Si ... , I liciinlH-- r 17, !'.' The public affairs committee of the Nephi Kiwanis Club, in cooper ation with Nephi City and Juab County officials and other official and civic agencies through this district are compiling valuable data concerning the work accomplished by the CCC cvamps which have been established in the Nebo district and also outlining a needed program for further development. This Information is being assembled and "will be presented in a resolution to R. H. Rutledge, regional forester, Robert Feschner, director of the x, Washington and P. A. CCC, chief forester at Washington, D. C, asking for approval of a camp for the Nebo district for 1937. The resolution will also ask for the of the repair and present barracks in order that an camp be established here. In going over the work accom plished by the CCC boys In the Nebo district during the summers of 1933, 1934 and 1936, the outstanding work was the building of the' Mount Nebo scenic loop road; the cleaning up and beautification of the Nebo recreational area; the building of the road" up Chicken Creek canyon and the cleaning and beautification of the recreatloral area known as Greenland Park. ' The building of the flood control dams in Marsh canyon was also one of the fine pieces of work done by the boys, but the dams are only a ncans of controling the flood waters, and the main, work in Marsh canyon Is to be accomplished farther up the canyon in erosion control work. The resolution will show that there is at least ten years work in the area adjacent to Nebo, which will include the widening jf the Nebo loop road, the building of a rond up Santaquin canyon, connecting with the Nebo loop road, the building of a brajjeh road into the Nebo basins, the building of a roatl :y p Pole canyon, the building dfj'aTfond up Pigeon Creek, in Levaff cfriyon, building a road into the Nebo Creek canyon and rebuilding trails thruout the entire area, and the beautification of additional recreational areas within the district. It is also being reported that over fifty thousand people visited the recreational areas in the Nebo district during the years from July 1, 1935 to June 1, 1936, according to olficial records. As soon as appointments can be made the local organizations plan to meet with forest supervisor Charles DeMoisey Jr. at Provo and also with R. H. Rutledge, regional forester at Ogden, and ask that a camp be established here during the early part of 1937. Sil-co- clJ-ye- ar Funeral services for Mrs. Louise Allen Christensen were held Tuesday, December 15, In the Juab Stake Tabernacle. The services were conducted by Bishop Peter B. Cowan, of the Nephi South Ward. The opening selection was rendered by a quartette composed of Mrs. Alice Crapo, Mrs. Delia Barnes. Clarence H. Warner and LeRoy Whitehead, after which Invocation was offered by John E. Lunt. The speakers at the services were I. H. Grace. William Bailey, James II. Ockey and President Albert H. Belliston. Musical numbers were given by Mrs. Grace H. Judd, who played an organ solo, and a vocal selection by Herman W. McCune A few remarks were given by Bishop P. B. Cowan, and the closing selection was a vocal duet by Mrs. Alice Crapo and Mrs. Delia Barnes. Benediction was offered by James E. Memmott. Interment was In the Nephi City cemetery, where the eiave was dedicated by Will L. Hoyt. Mrs. Christensen was born December 31, 1885, In Nephi, Utah, the daughter of Amos A. and Sarah Bcl-- 1 is ton Allen. She was married to Joseph M. Christensen on November 28. 1912. Throughout her entire life she has been a very active church and civic worker, having served in all of the church organizations, stake and ward. She is survived by the following children: Allen, Maurice, Marion, Lorin, all of Nephi, Asahel of Levan. and Allie Christensen of Salt Lake City, and the following brothers and sisters: W. J. Allen, Grant B. Allen; Mrs. Melvin Read, all of Nephi, and Mrs. Lawrence Brooks of Salt Lake City. raw Mm tl . News, Volume 17; No. 51 Nephi MIA To Local People Give Christmas Go to School Programs Tues. At Utah A C His Itinerary Nephi Woman CCC '!Ir- - Before Xmas - Clubs Active Funeral Is Held To Secure A On Tuesday For . lu Shopping Days 6 Only The North Ward M. I. A. is pre- nitr a .s;xvml Christmas pro- rr.nn Tuesday ovening in the wtird' Mrs. J. L. Belhhton of Nephi and Iii'iH-l- . A Uiive art play. "The'E. Alton Ellertson of Mona, repie- Stt aimer Parses" will be presented seined Juab county at the second unci betwei n carh art Christmas agricultural home economics adult carols will in- - siiuk by u chorus. leaders' training course which was Kvery person in the ward is invit.d. held at the Utah State Agricultural . college from November 30 to Dec- A very spli'tidld Christmas pro- - ember 11th. eraiu bus been arranged in the One hundred twelve men and Pruth ward for Tuesday, Decem-- t women leaders from 24 counties er 22 Christmas Carols will be sung of the state worked and played to- musical by n c horus, selections, gether at the state college while Kicih Kendall: musical readln,;, attending the short course that Sadie Orpnhalim: two instrumen- - v.as renlete with valuable and tlm- tp.l ions. Blain Oreenhalgh: dy Information concerning Import-p- nt dance. Elaine Paxmnn; A ChristUtah's problems regarding mas play. "It "Ciune ''jxm A Mid- farm family welfare. night Clear, will be presented. All When the women were engaged in. rubers of the ward arc invited. in discussing home furnishings, consumers' problems, food and nutA special Christmas program U rition and clothing, the men were b( ing arranged by the officers and engaged In studying and learning teachers of the Nephi Ward M. I. A. of plant and animal diseases, and for next Tuesday evening, Decem- identifying seeds of grains, gras ber 22. Promptly fit 7.30 there will ses, weeds and truck crops. The !e Christmas Cnrrollng in front ot Joint aims of the course were to the Stake Tabernacle after which a stimulate a desire to improve the one act play, "The Pampered Darl- farm crop seeds, to be able to Idening, under the direction of Miss tify pure and adulterated send Olive Edmunds will be presented. and to make the most out samples will Immediately after Santa Claus of the farm family Income through preet everyone at a Christmas party Improved farm management pracin the Armory where there will be tices. a Christmas Tree and a good time Special lectures and demons tra-o- rs A special for everyone invitation appeared before the general is extended to all members of the assembles which were held each v.ard. at 8.10, and further emsi nt ItEBiiS I i ; "The Messiah" Coming Here Sunday Delegate From Here Attends Convention morning the need for leadership Russell Hawkins was reelected a phasized in many lines among the rural director of the Civic Clubs of South communities of this state and helpern Utah, at a meeting held Mop-cla- y ed the delegates to assume their afternoon at the Forrest Hotel. as leaders. Mr. Hawkins will serve for two years positions Evenings were devoted to study, nnd will represent Juab County. entertainment such as He has been a director for the part recreation, drama, musicals, and lectures, or EurJ. two of P. Fennell years. Miss Marion Pexton spent the open for the short-cour"Gee, I have a hard time to eka the other Juab County dir left week-en- d students to choose their own past-time- s. visiting with friends and Mr. and Mrs. James H. Ellison ectoris and Music lovers of East Juab County hold-ovto school now, since the member. a get is relatives In Salt Lake City. have a real treat in store for them returned home Wednesday from bell doesn't ring any more" was "We expect you as leaders to next Sunday evening, when the a remark made by one student Southern California, where they at return to your homes and pass on combined choruses of Snow College tended the National Farm Bureau of the Nephi schools recently. to the people of your county the and Ephraim will present "The Federation Convention which was The Central school bell, which information and Inspiration you held in Pasadena on December 9 Messiah," by Handel, at the Juab for many decades past has tolled have received during this school," Stake Tabernacle at 7.30 p. m. The after attending the conven 8:30 and 9 A. M., and 12;30 and Director Peterson counseled In one eeneral public Is invited with no tion they visited for several days 1;15 at noon surrendered to tbe of his talks before the group. "Each see admission charge. and relatives friends and with new of of builder the porjjni one of. you Is a marked person This pVesentation wiil be one ot the Central school building last Ing points of interest. The Californow and we expect you to take the finest entertainments of its nia State Farm Bureau entertained week end, and is being taken kind ever presented in this com your proper plaie In looking after the delegates with a barbecue in down to allow an extra space the agricultural and home econBrookside Park on Wednesday, Dec. munity and from the interest that for the new portion. omics Interests of your particular is being aroused, every available Pth. More than thirty baby beef were To the "kids" who relied on section of the slate." seat in the building will be occup used in serving eight thousand rethe bell for their "How Much ied. presentatives from thirty nine stat time have I left?" each mornAlma C. Tranter was selected is The canned goods matinee at es. Utah was well represented with Outstanding soloists from Snow ing and noon it is the "Curse of of the Nephi Ward at thej the Venice Theatre last Saturday College and Ephraim have been sel her thirty-thre- e county organizat BishopConference to those same but Progress", held Sunday even-- j was a big success. The children ected for the leading parts, ions participating in the parade of Ward who had to go home in kids Heber C. Tabernacle. in the flocked in from all three wards of er with many fine voices from the ing the evenings when the bell rang states. Crane and Paul E. Booth were sel- Nephi and a few from out of town, Snow College making up the choru. "curfew" .at 9 P. M., It is the ected as counselors, with Charles and brought all kinds of fruit and a revelation for longer and more R. Jenkins as ward clerk. vegetables, soups, meats, jelly, Jams enjoyable evenings. and preserves. Bishop Tranter has served as The bell was mounted in the counselor to Bishop Myron Moyle When the officers of the three Juab high school and No. Sanschool when the Central buildfor nearly three years, and during pete high school basketball teams wards of the Relief Society and was back 1894, and in built, ing that time has filled the position in will meet in the Juab high school the Stake President arrived Mr. its melodious ding, dong becka very capable and satisfactory gym Friday evening, in the second Steele had the front hall at the oned the present school "kids" manner, and his selection as Bishop show house lined with cans and game to be played in to school when they parents Since the first of December ap- comes to him as a reward for his Nephi. bottle all sizes and kinds and The Nephi Kiwanis club will at' The teams met in Mount were just school "kids." alward. wheat services in the proximately $12,469.00 in the seats in the theatre were full tempt to save the old bell which satisfactory Pleasant Monday night, and plavea Whether the bell will be relotment and soil conservation checks Heber C. Crane has served as a hard fought game, which ended of eager children. The turn out has hung in the Nephi Central mounted in another position, or has farmhave arrived for cooperating counselor to Bishop Moyle and vas beyond expectation and the school for a number of years and In the favor of the Brady coached entirely abandoned, has not been ers in Juab County and are being been a very enthusiastic and capable contributions were the biggest In which has acted as curfew for this from Nephi. boys discussed by the board of educdistributed from the County Agents member of the bishopric. years. and Duckworth let the Garrett city, but which had to be taken ation. office by Miss La Von Harris, TreasPaul E. Booth has served as ward scoring cat out of the bag at Mt. Mr. Steele has given this . mat down to make room for new im urer of the Juab County Wheat and clerk for several years and has Pleasant and threw the ball into inee each year for the Relief Soc- provements on the building, accord Soil Conservation associations. made a real record in this position. the hoop from all angles. EPHRAIM Ephraim high's iety for several years past, and the ing to action taken at a recent Soil conservation forms show a Charles R. Jenkins, has served in basketball chargers were downed In Relief Society Officers express their club meeting. A crowd is expected to see deduction of 10 per cent. This is var'ous capr.'iitles in the church and the large a return game with the Juab high appreciation and thanks. Acting on the thought that the game Friday night, which will all amount beinf? is for withheld from well the the position two were qualified There hundred and evten-inschool Wasps here Wednesday bell has played such an important Is start at 8 p .m. The main game payments for administration expen- - ot ward clerk. The game was a fast one twenty five cans and seventy five part in this city, ringing for the will be preceded by the second-tease associations the in and originating bottles in of food turned this year school children as they were sumfrom start to finish, and the playing of the two schools meeting. in accordance with an order by Sos. This food goes into Christmas moned to school and tolling out of LaMar Kendall, captain and The score: event of An interesting A. Claus rates who nuptial Sfnta Wallace II. "The Nearly to Delights to says: be given those in need eurfew at 9 o'clock each evening, guard of the Nephi outfit, and L. boxes G. T. F. P. season was witthe 1000 Nephi Kiddies Monday Garret, RF Christensen, forward of the Ephraim and twice brings a Christmas Joy. a committee was selected to wait up nessed at high noon, Sunday, Dec of payment specified in SectionsNo.2, 6 1 0 12 4, bulletin 3, 5, II of and to part on the school board and see if this ember Joy for those who give and Joy 0 boys was outstanding. If Greenwood, A. at the home J. 13, of 1 revised, are based estian upon cannot be retained and placed in Christensen, when his two daughJuab high also won the first those who receive. 4 Duckworth C esti an mate funds available of and a new position at the school 0 game between the two schools In Kendall, rg were given in marriage. were ters one thousand persons 80 mate Nearly cf percent' approximately that It will not be lost to the city. 0 Nephi last week. lg Pace, of official the at 1935 opening Miss Francis Christensen Is became the present Fountain Green Resident participation by farmers in The committe consists of Will L. The score: 0 F Christensen front in " Season held the Christmas Marof Halverson bride Ralph Argicultural Conservation Program JUAB Cash 0 Hoyt, chairgan, Herman L Mangel the son of Mr. Winner of f Golden, At Chevrolet, cir.v of evenlne. Mondav hall the alis and Mrs. Edward in the Western Region, and it J" G T P P tin, son and LeRoy Whitehead. 1 busi-- ! Harrison C m. 7.00 entire o'clock the p. of H Martin Jackson Hole, Wyo- so provided in said Section 6, Part II 4 0 0 8 The club also selected a special Garrett rf ..,.-...:- ; 0 Foote G and the district riess was community charming in a sport of said bulletin that, if participation 2 committee to wait upon the Nephi ming. She Golden If 0 Lunt G The city council and ask for a supstan dress of velvet and lame, and wore ir the Western Region exceeds or Is Christmas tree blazed with redin and 2 CHICAGO. December 15. Duckworth c atthe children to help finance a corsage of brides roses and sweet less than said 80 per cent, then the green li&lits andamazed 4 3 0 8 Chicago Mail Order Company, an- tial appropriation Kendall rg 11 14 6 28 Totals as old Santa tendance stood 0 nounces that the Judges in its rec- the third annual Ute Stampede, to peas. The young couple will leave rr.tes of said payments in the West0 Pace, lg was NORTH SANPETE HIGH SCHOOL crowd. the Claus It inor be for Jackson ern approached decreased Hole, prion Wyoming, may ent have contest Region man's suit In in be held If this naming city July. It Greenwood, 3 Wing If awarded second place to Mr. Jewell was pointed out that all the businp" where they will ma:e their home. creased pro rata, as the case may a joyful occasion and the tokiddles Foote lg 1 hand ' Graham If Miss Merlene Christensen became be, provided that in no event will got a thrill in being able Lund of Fountain Green, Utah. Mr. men in this city were in tavor of 1 Anderson C what to note Santa they of son telling bride Victor or the increased be rates decreased 5uch Collard, will as for a reward I.und receive would 13 8 3 29 TOTALS continuing the celebration and 0 Tucker rg would like for Christmas. his entry a 1937 Master Chevrolet assist in a financial way In putting of Mrs. Nellie Collard of Fountain by more than 10 per cent." 0 After Santa gave a few little hints Tidwell lg Sedan and a $500.00 extra casT. it over. The committee named are Green, Utah. The bride was lovely EPHRAIM 1 Her- - Nelson f of shot-- t in a wore model a blue program of in charge and sport A. B. Gibson, chairman; S. E. For G T P P prize. 0 Christensen f and was man McCune Members Kiwanis sweet a of roses Club Candy given. brides and be will Chevrolet corsage Nephi rest and Russell Hawkins. 7 3 1 15 Delivery of the L. Christensen rf 2 were aistriDutea to me enna Major o 0 0 0 made to Mir. Lund through Broad-beAttend Inter City Meeting iiuts Beal If 1 Captain George Moore, L. P. Wil- peas. Iarsen crowd. g ren in the Alma Tranter dealers Chevrolet and Snyder, Bishop performed 1 liams, educational advisor, and H. R. Poulsen c 0 Anderson was g made This by affair was posssible which the of check ceremony of Nephi. The the Chicago Weiss, acting superintendent of the mariage 0 H Nielson rg the cooperation of the Junior Cham-e- r a wedding dinner for Moil Order Company has already Jericho 2 M. Christensen lg camp addressed followed by 9 11 5 23 Totals of Commerce, Nephi City, the of the family and a few members sent the Mr. Lund to been by 0 the club describing the work being members Sixteen of the Carlson If Nephi others of men and business was cen table The friends. Invited Nephi, company. 0 Kiwanis Club attended an inter- vho Allred c accomplished by the camp under the tered with a helped to support it. lovely wedding cake city meeting with the Eureka 0 Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fields and P. Nielson rg grazing program of the government with end. either at green tapers 1 Musical and reading numbers were at club Helen of Eureka were the Rasmussen lg evening, Wednesday daughter were Mrs in Is Arabian Sire receiving Assisting Registered which time a fine get - to - gether D. U. P. Enjoy Christmas at the home of Mrr. given by Harley Bohne, LaMar Nellie guests Sunday A. ChristenMr. J. Collard, 11 13 was held with the members of 5 27 Mabel D. Chrlstison. TOTALS Lynn McKee and Dean Le sen and Coming To Nephi Soon Walker, Mrs. Rassmusscn. Julia Social Last Friday, Dec. 4 wis. both organizations. These type of Referee, Beal Mrs. Eva Hoyt was in charge of are very beneficial In Score by quarters: meetings the gift table. 3 13 18 29 a closer friendship and coThe marriage of Miss Fern Freck-leto- n Juab This community Is fortunate in Union Meeting Is Set For The young couples left immedt- - welding A Christmas social was giVen by 3 8 17 27 between of Salt Lake City to Clinton the people operative spirit Remount U. Ephraim S. the from obtaining Next Sunday Afternoon! "telv aftc- the dinner for a short ff these two communities. Although the Salt Creek Camp of the Daugh' Gunderson of Mammoth will be solMr. and Mrs. James R. Stanley Service the Arabian Stallion, "O v edding trip. their occupations and interests are trrs of Utah Pioneers, at the Pres- emnized at the Mammoth Ward and sons Daryl and LaMar motored Man". This stallion Is one of only very much different, both commun byterian Chapel, Friday, December chapel on Saturday, December 19. to Eureka last Saturday to attend a two pure bred Arabian Stallions In Union meeting for all the auxiliaities are within one county, and 11. The ladies of the Nephi ward Following the ceremony, a recry organizations and the Priesthood party given at the home of Mrs. this western division. Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson many of the problems are of a; over 70 years of age were special eption will be given at the MamStanley B. Wilson in honor of Mrs. This Stallion is a real cattle horse, organizations will be held In the ?uest at the affair. The following moth ward amusement hall. After Kvlen L. AllDhin of Laramie, Wyo having been used in many calf high school auditorium Sunday, Dec of Idaho Falls. Idaho, announc? 'emmon nature. The Nephi Kiwanianr furnished l.rogvam was given: congregational a trip to California the youn ?0. The general session will con- -, the marriage of their daughter ming. Mrs. Allphin Is a sister of roping contests. Dr. P. L. Jones singing "Silent Night;" Prayer, Mrs. couple will be at home to their Mrs. Stanley. If you have any yuality mares vene at 2 P. M. instead of 2:3a Eleanor to Howard A. Green of the program, with - club committee inlnme Price; two vocal numbers, friends In Mammoth. took of inter the The Fal's. Idaho session the marriage th no in mistake will make g"neral Following you using Miss Freckleton is well known In reading, Marcelle Ralph F. Nilsson, Ruth Anderson; The government pays Sunday schools will go to tne nortn place cn the 14 of December In charge. a Supt. flno " Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Jacicman of this sire. with Wj nnp art nlflv. "Fliist on the Nephi, having lived here at the Dni'o I'pnr bride Lake fltHrpc The theto Salt Temple. the and ward For Primary horses. for chapel good Blackfoot, Idaho, visited Saturday good prices I of Mrs. J. R. vocal numbers by LeRoy Whitehead Road" Olive Edmunds. Refreshments heme of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Stake tabernacle. All workers Is the at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Llcyd further particulars see Ralph Brough the t nd readings by Ned Higginson. 'uere served to those In attendance Stanley for a number of years. Downs. be to are 64. present. urged Nephi, phone Hobbs. School Bell Gives Way for Building At Central se er Matinee Was Big Success; Lots of Food Al ma Tranter Selected As 10-1- 1, Ward Bishop h- j j Local Farmers Kiwanians Discuss Wasps Are On Winning Streak Receive Checl Vital Problems pre-seas- on Juab High Wins From Ephraim Double Wedding Held Sunday g. ms as 115 110 10 1113 1113 nt .' CCC j - grand-daught- er |
