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Show Thursday, THE 1937 27th, May TIMES-NEW- NEriH, UTAH S. FIFTH JUDICIAL DIST-KIC- T COURT IN AND FOR JUAB COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH EMILY E. GOLDSBROUGIL Plaintiff, vs DESERET HOLDING CORPORAIN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TION, a corporation; Ostler Land THE FIFTH JUDICIAL DIST- and Livestock Company, a corpora RICT IN AND FOR THE COUNLite TY OF JUAB, STATE OF UTAH tion; J. S. Os tier; lieueflclai insurance Company, a corporation; STATE OF UTAH, George O. Ostler; Grant Allen, the Plaintiff, administrator of the estate of vs. Amos Allen, deceased; and all oiliCHARLF.S R. JENKINS and TO er persons unknown claiming any LA W. JENKINS, his wife; RICHtitle, estate or interest Ui ARD 11. JENKINS and PEARL rilit, or uen upon the rval property EMME-UNE JENKINS, his wife; and in the complaint adversely L, JUDD to the plaintiffs ownership, or Defendants. clouding plaintiffs title thereto, NOTICE OF SALE Defendants TO BE SOLD AT SHERIFF'S SALE on the 12 day of June, 1937 at 11 o'clock a. m. of said day, SUMMONS at the Front Door of the Juub County Court House, in Nephi, Utah, the following described proper- THE STATE OF UTAH TO SAID DEFENDANTS ty situated in said county: You are hereby summoned to apBeg 13 rods 11 links No of the SE cor. of the NVV'i of peal- within twenty days after tlie Sec. 32, Twp. 12 S R 1 E., service of this summons upon you, S. L. B. and M. th run W 49 if sei'ved within the county in rods 8 links, th N 40 rods, 6 which tills action is brought, otherwise within thirty days after serlinks, th E 53 rods 4H Iks, th S 40 rds 19 links, th W 3 vice, and defend the above entitled rods 21 H links to beg. cont. 13 action; and in case of your failure so to do. iudement will be rend acres more or less. ered against you according to the Also beg. 37 rods 12 links E. and 13 rods 11 links No. of demand of the complaint, which the SW cor. of the NWVi of has been filed with the Clerk of said Court. This action is brought Sec. 32, Twp 12 S R. 1 B., S. L. to recover a judgment quieting M., and th run No. 40 rods 6 title in plaintiff in the real estate links th E 53 rods 1A links th situated in Nephi, Juab County, S 40 rds 6 links th W 53 rds 4V4 links to the beg., cont. Utah, and described as. 13 acres more or less. Beg at point 37 feet 9.84 inches north of S. E. cor of lot Cont 26 acres tog. with any 4, Block 28, Plat "A" of Neplu and all bldgs. Imps, and app-urt- s. survey of Townsite Lots; th therunto belw., now built or to be build thereon, during north 33 feet; west 100 feet; north 62.5 feet; west 114 feet; the existence of this loan. south 4 rods 15 feet; south 78 Tog with 12 3 sh. of water deg. east 70.5 feet to point 142.8 right in the Nephi Irrig. Co., feet west to beg, thence east also tog with all other rights to beginning. of every kind and nat how. Also beginning at point 176.1 evidenced, to the use of water, feet south and 142.8 feet west ditches and canals for the irrof N. E. Cor. of lot 4, Block ig. of said premises. 28, Plat "A" Survey aforeDated May 19, 1937. said; thence North 78 deg west H. K. MELLOR, 70.5 feet; south 21.5 feet; south Sheriff of Juab County, Utah, 83 deg. 13 rain, east 69.94 feet; By R. E. Winn, north 15 feet to beg. Deputy. P. N. ANDERSON Date of first publication May 28, 1937. Attorney for Plaintiff, Date of last publication, June 10, P, O. Address; 1937. Venice Bldg, Nephi, Utah Famed Choir Throne In Zion National Park To Sing From Continued from Page I of Southern Utah have ben closely associated with the IX in the building I. S. church of the Tabernacle oian in the early sixities the best wood for the pipes of the organ came from the "' hill around Tarowan and in Pine Ji . the Memorial day convalley cert will be the first use of the natural temples of Zion as a site for a concert by the U. D. S. choir. Kxpluration of Southern Utah resulted from the expansion of the ecclesiastical, cultural and economic interests of the L. D. S. church and systematic colonization started in 1K01 with St. George, the capital of "Dixie" so named because of the climate, and hospitality of the settlers. In November, 1858, Nephi Johnson, a scout, guided by frind-i- y Indians, was the first white man to penetrate the canyon, known to the l'iutes as Ioogoon, or arrow quiver, "come out the way you come." However, the L. D. S. pioneers were primarily farmers and stockmen and Major John Wesley I'owell, Civil war veteran and first explorer of the Grand Canyon of the Colorado, became the first of Cflanese and the government engineers to call national attention to Zion Conyon. R"yn Taffeta It was not until 1909 that the region was established as a national monument. In 1918 the locally unpopular name of Mukuntuweap, Piute name for "straight canyon" was changed to Zion and the area was made a national pary. Comp-etio- n of its branch line from Lund Ruffles, tiers, and to Cedar City in 1923 and of acflounces galore! In comodations in Zion, Bryce and Canyon national parks by dainty pastels and Grand the Union Pacific combined with white. Sizes 7 to 14. highway improvements culminating in the spectacular Zion - Mount Carmel highway and tunnell 5,607 feet in length, have made Zion one o fthe most popular of the national trlands ph ii-r- pf Prints! Solid Colors: Street BOSSES Size$ 14 to it mf fl.98 Jit canton and all rayon printed crepe Acetate in flattering r styles and gay Summer colors? mx i J r, J DRESSES New and Summery! ' M DRESSED 12 vL By Glen Row g.98 I Frocks to make your Summer a success! Solid Liayon Taffeta Slips f colors and light prints! 12 to 44. Bias- - E2CIC Sleek fitting V and bodice top models at an exceptional price! Smartly tailored or trimmed. Sizes 32 to 4 1. 1 ) parks. In anticipation of the assembly of the largest crowd in the history of Utah, Preston P. Patraw, superintendent of Zion and Bryce Canyon national parks, has made arrangements for the parking of the automobiles in the park and the handling of traffic in cooperation with the Utah state highway department and the war department. inA company of the hirty-etgt- h fantry wiil be detailed with the Thirty-eight- h infantry band to the Park for Memorial day. The 400 members of the choir and President Grant and others of the church authorities will leave Salt Lake City the night of May 29 in a special train to reach Cedar City at 5 A. M. May 30. After a breakfast at Cedar City, the members of the choir will be taken in private automobiles to Zion nat tonal pary for the broadcast. The automobile caravan of 125 cars, to be furnished by the Cedar City and St. George chambers of commerce in cooperation with the presidents of the Cedar City, St. George and Zion Park stakes o fthe L. D. S. church will leave Cedar City at 6:30 A. M. to reach the park at 8:30.. The caravan will be escorted by a Utah state highway patrol. After the broadcast at 11 a. m. a box luncheon will be served in Zion to members of the choir and they will be the guests of their 'Dixie' hosts on a trip to St George where a meeting under the direction of President Grant will be held at 4 P. M. on the grounds of the St. George temple. The choir members will be returned to Cedar City in time for dinner on the evning of May 30, and on Monday, May 31, the choir members will visit points of interest near Cedar City and St. George. Aconcert will be given in the new Cedar City school auditorium th evening of Monday, May 31, un der the auspices of the Cedar City senior and junior chambers of commerce. In addition to the concert of popular numbers, soloists will include Emma Lucy Gates Bowen, former Metropolitan opera soprano Frank Asper, semor tabernacle or ganist and Miss Becky Almond, pi anist. The choir will leave Cedar City that night in Its special train in time to reach Salt Lake City PACE FIVE IN THE .JT "r-- ' Sejee v j . des-crib- eu MONDAY MAY 31st J ELPER VS NEPi Two League Games 2:30 P.M. 2-- Admission 25 Children 12 to 15 10 KIDDIES FREE WITH PARENTS 7 JSL L American Beauty Washer ROUND OAK RANGES EVERYTHING ELSE TO FURNISH THE HOME Granite Furniture Co. Show room at Moroni EASY TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED BUILD A NEW HOME Under FHA Supervision Let us Draw your plans, Finance and Construct Your Home New Construction Loans Only FHA Easy Monthly Payments UNION INVESMENT COMPANY 139 South 2nd East Salt Lake City DO IT NOW Come and see our Ranges, Studio Couches, Daven ports, Davenetts, Over Stuffed Sets, Beds, Bed Springs, Mattresses, Buffets, Tables, Kitchen Cupboards, Kitchen Cabinets, Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED SOME NEW STOCK TOMORROW MAY BE TOO LATE TODAY IS THE TIME King Furniture Supply Tuesday morning, 'W Qet a Free Copy of "TRAVEL HINTS" and then drive to Zion National Park for the GREAT WHITE THRONE BROADCAST Memorial Day May 30 9:30 to 11 a. m. June 1st. President Brignam Young created the L. D. S. Tabernacle choir when he first called together the best singers of the church in 1879 folowing the completion of the or gan. The present director of the choir, Mr. Cornwall, is a native of Salt Lake Citq, a graduate of the L. D. S. University, University of Utah and Northwestern university. Prior to his appointment as choir director in 1935, Mr. Cornwall was supervisor of music in the Granite and Salt Lake City school districts. David A. Smith, a mem ber of the presiding bishopric of the church, is president of the choir having served smce 1908. In addition. to world wide fame through concerts in the L. D. S. Tabernacle at Salt Lake City and regular national network broadcasts over the National Broadcasting company and the Columbia Broadcasting system stations, the choir has bee na recognized feature at world expositions, starting with the Chicago World's exposition of layj. 'lhe choir has also taken concert tours to all of the principal cities of the nation. V CASOUNB end Interesting facts about Zion National Park more than 100 other unusual scenic attractions ir. Utah and Idaho are assembled for your convenience in the new, enlarged 1937 edition of 'Travel Hints." Get a copy and enjoy, more thrilling tript this summer. One of the year's outstanding events broadis the impressive Memorial Day nation-wid- e cast by the Tabernacle Choir from the foot of the Great White Throne. It's a delightful drive to Zior station? National Park and there are Pep all along the way to offer convenient service. 88-Vi- co Here is the complete program for the Great White Throne Broadcast liOO Si . m., Sunday, May M AniYal of L. D. S. Tabamacl Choir pcial l Cdcn City. El EacalanU Breakfast a. m. Hot.L a. n. Asi.mbly crad d.partur. by 6:30 of last ear in 275 car caravan lor Zion Park. 8:30 a. m. Arrival auto ear or an at (it o4 Croat Whit. Throno broadcast. L. D. 8. Tabornaclo a. m. g Choir broadcast over Columbia 3 0 Utah Hide And Tallow Co. 9:30-10:- Broad-eastin- Will Call For And Pay Cash Phone Spanish Fork, Enterprise 30 George Price, Manager Syatsm yia KSL remote control. L. D. 8. Church ol the a. m. Air over Columbia Broadcasting System with President Heber I. Grant, speaker. Music by choir. 10:00-10:3- 0 this Free Bock full cf unusual acitat any Pep Gel! For Dead And Useless Horses And Cows "' mii 38-Vi- co Station Memorial Day Prora a. tn. Music by 38th Infantry Send via KSL and short remarks by Governor Henry H. Bloodj Williem M. leiiers. executive vice president Union Pacific Railroad; Governor B. C. Stanford, Ariiona; John M. Wallace, president Salt Lake Cily Chamber oi Commerce. 10:30-11:0- 0 noon Concert by 38th Infantry Band. 4i00 p. m.. St. George Religious meet ing with President Heber . Grant I music and by choir. fcurge 9:00 p. m. All ears containing choir rr bers must be In Cedar City lor r am to Salt Lake City. 12:05 . m. May 31 Departure 11:00-12:0- 0 from Cedar City for 8alt Lake COOPERATING AGENCIES: 8alt Lake City Chamber ei Commerce L. D. S. Church and Tabernacle Choir Cedar City and St. George Chambers of Comraercs Southern Utah Stakes of L. D. S. Church |
