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Show 1 U.S. WAR BONDS Volume 33 fr U.S.WAR Nephi, Juab County, Utah, Thursday, Oct. 8th, 1942 General ! P. T. Election CONDUCT November JOHN DRIVE The list of Parent-Teache- rs sociation officers for 1942-4- 3 follows: 3 Two Registration Days Left For Voters To Register Number 41 A. OFFICERS FOR YEAR ARE LISTED; TO President, Mrs. Francis H. vice presidents, Elmo as- is as UUMMII CITIZEN SPEAKS it? , - r WWW AdL. Sk2 WSSSkK v Cartoon by if I ? - Sk I tt MtAUb kl NAMED BY AMERICAN! IN SW LEGION AUXILIARY A meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary was held at the home H. Irons Wedof president-Beulanesday evening. Two musical selections were given: a vocal solo by Mrs. Will L. Hoyt, accompanied by her daughter Vivian, and a cello solo by Miss Vivian Hoyt accompanied by Mrs. Hoyt. Business " h Beck-stea- d; Han- sen, CI eon Memmott, Mrs. Ed. V. Mrs. Clyde Downs; secretary, Shaw; Treasurer, Mrs. Stella Beck; room mothers, Chairman, Mrs. Eva Deitzel; Mrs. Frank Brough, Mrs. R. F. Nilsson, Mrs. D. E. Ostler, Mrs. Burnell M Lunt, Mrs Eldon C. Sherwood, Mrs. Rue Golden, Mrs. Ivan Tew, Mrs. Irel Chase, Mrs. Harold Stephensen, Mrs. Golden Oldroyd, Mrs. Joe Cowan, Mrs. Carl Wilkey, Mrs. Loren Christen-seMrs.' B. A. Wilcox, Mrs. Chas. Foote; publicity chairman, Mrs. Eudene Warner; Founders day. chairman, Mrs. George Belliston; By-laMrs. P. L. chairman, Miss Jones, Program chairman, Nell Ray; attendance committee chairman, Mrs. Clyde Shaw; War Emergency chairman, Mrs. Parkes Anderson. The P. T. A. appreciates the support given them and their first regular meeting will be held Oct. 22, the program to be published at a later date. The membership drive will be directed by the room mothers next week, through the school children. BONDS VOUnty commissioner Is Appointed Earl F. Dunn of Mammoth Replaces Bigelow Bradley With the run-of- f matters were taken up, and the primary election out of the way, the stage is chairmen Earl F. Dunn of Mammoth Monfollowing departmental now all set for the general electappointed: Mrs. Frank Brough, day was appointed a member of ion, which is less than a month chairman of Child Welfare; Mrs. the Juab County Board of Com election is date The away. general E. R. Shaw, appointed chairman of missioners, replacing Bigelow November 3rd. refreshments Mrs. Bradley, who had resigned followcommittee, The primary run-o- ff Tuesday was Red Cross activ- ing his recent move from MamWanda Burridge, completely without interest in Juities chairman; Mrs. Carlos Bos-we- ll moth to the Utah county defense ab County, with less than 200 votes and Mrs. Paul Kendall, chair- area. being cast in the entire county. Mr. Dunn's appointment will be men of membership; Mrs. Will L. This is in sharp contrast to the chairman of music and Am- well received by the taxpayers of Hoyt, voting at the general election, when Mrs. Henry Svedin, the county, inasmuch as he made ericanism; the average of the districts casts chairman of publicity Mrs. Blanch an enviable record while serving as well over this amount. Cooper was released as secretary County Commissioner prior to The most interesting developof the organization and Mrs. Henry 1935. He was well liked at that ment in the county political picture Svedin was selected to act as time, being very progressive in his during the week, insofar as news secretary. The next meeting will views, although conservative In the is concerned, was the naming at a be held at the home of Mrs. Paul handling of county business. Saturday evening meeting in EurMr. Dunn is associated with the Kendall, and meetings In the futeka of Earl F. Dunn of Mammoth ure will be held on the second Mammoth Mining Company, and as the commissioner nomhas been responsible for many of Thursday of each month. inee on the Democratic party. the progressive moves taken by Bigelow Bradley of Mammoth, who this company in the Mammoth disthad filed nomination papers and tJSr&tBecMEVTHATIO, rict over a period of many years GtiAfos has since moved from the county, yooKUFS, your family Cg, past. Tr resigned from the ticket, leaving other tVTIr YowWA,f. mo Other business taken up by the '--v the responsibility of naming a new IWT'JV 9?b . AND YOU GET ITAIL I "M J V commissioners at their regular with candidate the party central meeting Tuseday consisted primarcommittee. ily of routine matters. The board Mr. Dunn served as commissionalso met Wednesday evening to er prior to 1935, and was the canvass the returns of the Primary unanimous choice of the party run-of- f election which was held on workers of the west side for the Tuesday. nomination. Few Men Additional -y2The lineup of County CandidBe Still ates for the November election is Carried, of "Hunters Special" was the theme May now as follows: the Klwanls dinner held at Camp Officials Report Dadandson Monday evening. The Republican: For Senator, E. F. h menu consisted of hot Birch, Eureka; For representative, Coartttf e Detroit Fret Prtst Nephi Quota Set Pay loads have been hauled by cakes, fried potatoes and onions, L S. Jackman, Levan; for clerk, Nephi-Genebus the .the majority etc., and from all, reports, was exRex L. Tolley, Nephi; for sheriff, As Eight Men; of days of the past week according H. K. Mellor, Eureak; for recorder, ceptionally well received by the to officials of the Nephi Business Eudene Warner, Nephi; for assessub members: Expained Training or, L. K. Webb, Nephi; for com5 A at 1000 each M. for Utah volunteers morning Nephi Seeking missioner, 4 year term, Wm. A. All over the nation, patriotic returns following the end of the Navy in October to man battle hadn't tried to enslave America, too and and Boyer, Eureka; for commissioner, stations I shift. afternoon the this nation's in 2 year term, Arthur H. Ostler, Nefighting Americans are spending less and savine won't ever try it again! The bus has been hauling at fleet, the Navy has asked Nephi to phi. least 26 to 30 men each trip, and Democratic: For senator, June furnish 8 men as its quota in the more putting at least 10 of their in acAnd it's going to take 10 in War Bonds can accomodate a , few more, Kendall, Nephi; for representative, October drive. comes into War Bonds and Stamps. So our cording to the officials. . It Is comfor Fred Milliman, Mammoth; "Navy enlistment age limits are it! do to pletely covered by insurance one vierk R. E.lgin Gardner, Nephi; for 17 to 50 and men may volunteer boys can have the planes and tanks and of the common big factor in favor sheriff, Charles Haun, Eureka; for for service in the Navy up to the if been So, you've postponing buckling carrinr ' over - the prHata autorecorder, May B. Petty, Nephi; for time they are due to report for guns they need to fight and attack and ' mobile..' , ti - . assesgorr- Lester jH Bellistoiv Ne- induction in some other, branch Nof WIN for os! Ielx "ofThe. Improvement .Era committee Already- Nephi has. felt.-the- e, the armed services. phi; for attorney, James P. Axis havour irraitfnjf a drive" men (except Several feet of the bus line. "Nobody masters) for need Mabel Nephi; for treasurer, for gift subscriptions to the "Era" Stressing the Navy's So the at Geneva Nazis who have been and will working wish a commisR. W. officer cent." Japs D. Christison, Nephi; for Schlecht, men, Lieut they ing have been scouring Nephi for suit- forWemen in the service. sioners: 4 year term, Carl Gallo- in charge of the Salt Lake Navy endorse this able homes, and three or four fam- move. wholeheartedly F. 2 out Earl that year term. way, Eureka; Recruiting district, pointed We commend the officers A Can You ilies located here. have N0TENou Bonds War already Your Postman! Rural Mammoth. Buy prothe nation's huge shipbuilding Through Dunn, members of the Melchizedek survey is in progtessto determine and gram calls for a tremendous reserPriesthood Quorums who are enRegistration days left for those and what homes what type exactly are man men and to to vote the of voir trained who are eligible homes are available, in order that deavoring to finance a subscriptnot on the registration lists will be ships now coming down the ways. the proper advertising may be giv- ion to the '"Era" as a gift to each ser27. of is office a he 13 and The The said, October Navy, largely quorum member in the armed foren to fill every residence. men of will vice of be Clerk open the County ces. specialists composed We appeal to friends and 27 refor 15 to which technical to October from handle jobs evenings relatives of boys in the service STRAIGHT WITH OUR BOYS. SHOOT be will skill who and of of a those quire high degree who are not members of Melchizregistration on both the regular training. Therefore, It is necessary out of town edek Priesthood quorums to see so in men time be This that procured registration days. that these boys receive the "Imspace is a contribution to America's All - Out War program that they may absorb the amount provement Era". of education necessary to fit them What finer gift can you send for valuable places in the fleet. to a boy in the service than this The Navy today offers training magazine which contains so many in 49 different trades, a majority iuiiage-buildin- g To Juab County of which will prove valuable in civsermons, stories, and special articlFarmers: ilian life after the war is over. be to of metals es Receipt gold by great leaders of our Church Men with experience and skill in Do you know that about awarded to members of the highest and nation. in fields the certain necessary team f in compet-ingthis cent mater-iaof These boys in the service will be county rating the l fifty per Honoring the retiring presidency Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gowers and such as carpentry, electMrs. John N. Abersold and daughin the 1942 national dairy grateful to receive each month such going into guns and other of the First Quorum of Elders, a Navy California of cooks son Dale and of Lynnwood, Marie many ter contest California are foods firemen, was ricity, demonstration a of Berkley, munitions comes war from worthy token of remembrance party for members of the quorum may be enlisted with rat- are guesTs this week at the home guests this week at the home of announced today by Extension Ag from their friends at home. They diid their partners will be held on others scrap metal? Let's not send civ- of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Gowers. commensurate with their R. Mrs. A. Mr. and E. Udell Mr. Jensen. ent team The ings Smith. will OUR 8:30 the in county out with half a boyt appreciate the magazine and Saturday evening at hall. The ilian experience while men who do Abersold was formerly Miss Ruth members winning gold medals were cannot fail to receive benefit from South ward amusement gun. Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Hansen and not have the qualificatnecessary Grover. Miss and Miss Alta danca Joyce Chappell the stirring appeals to reading 111 W. and children and Peter party will include program, watinTB AnlictAt ionPeggy Of course, you farmers are 111M1S IU ill, iaUllf,9 alC CillHKU I Bird, both of Nephi. They were clean living right thinking and A. ing and social mixers, and refresh- as Miss Jane Buridge of Salt Lake coached spent the week end in but a there's E. A. Mrs. very busy, Smith and apprentice seamen and given S?ltWarner only by ments. All members of the quorum courage action which the "Era" Lake City, with Mr. and Mrs. y work which aptiCity spent the week end at the Miss LaVon Harris. supply of scrap metal contain. They will enjoy the storand their partners are urged to training for the them home of her mother, Mrs. Wanda Warner, and at Coppemn best qualified W. II.Mr. tests show at available Be medal loywill The present. gold ies telling of life In Utah and the recipients attend. New officers of the quor- tude O. R Mrs. Warner. and with C. Burridge. al to this worthy cause and um are Ray Worthington president, to do. compete with other county team pictures of historic places. . They Mr Hansen attended the officers state honors. The state will delight to show their buddies gather up all the scrap metal Lloyd Goble and Roy E. Gibson, The Daughters of Utah Pioneers winners for meeting of the Utah State Elemaround the place and pile it a magazine which contains so many winning team will receive counselors, and Jay Warner, secof met Creek Salt October Camp entary association In Salt Lake on in a convenient location, and H trips to the National illustrations of notable places and 1 at the home of Mrs. Alice P. retary. Saturday. then notify your USDA War Victory Congress scheduled to be incidents connected with the roMcCune. The of Hannah history held be will Fast day meetings in Chicago next November, to mantic and Board or Salvage committee Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson of thrilling history of the Pendleberry Jones was given by her held in each ward of the stake on Sunabout it. A truck will be sent College Mate which tey call home. and Mr. and Mrs. Lake Salt A piano participate in the finals. City Ruth granddaughter, Vogt. at the regular time, according out to haul it in. day provided together with Clarence Wilson of Ogden spent Many friends of boys in the serduet was given by Corrine Paxman scholarships The to the stake presidency. last week end visiting in Nephi at Vocal solo, by other awards by J. L Kraft will vice have wished for an opportunDowns. and Joyce the week next not few held were last days During meetings In view of the dearth and in- the home of Mrs. Alex Wilson. Alice P. Mc bze presented to the highest and ity to do something worthwjiile for S8usanna Wilkey. because of general conference being creasing scarcity of trained social army trucks wilt be used to was to suc second place teams In each of the them. Here Is an opportunity to Cune elected Captain in the In session In Salt Lake City. RegWPA visitG. M. Golden Mrs. and Mr. scrap. gather workers to fill posts in render a service which will bring W. Kendall. The first four extension divisions. ceed Evelyn will But man be used. were ular priesthood meetings will also Red Cross work important power in ed deProvo last week. They in the Utah This contest, supervised by the cheer and gratitude to the hearts second vice be will and captains Kalla-backact now. a a mutt week's after A. C o and fMr. layoff. Mrs. resume, Army you Extenion Service, encourages par- of boys to whom we owe an unfense area, the following coopera- guests chosen later. trucks can be used only for a and Mr and Mrs. Bert Sullticipants to give demonstrations in dying debt of gratitude. Such a Mrs. Thelma Hansen will give a tive plan has been approved by A. ivan. WPA time. trucks limited L. Sheaffer, Manager of the Pacific Weldon Shepherd left on Monday their communities this year on the gift may be the means of bringing paper on "Iceland and Its Im- Area for are relinquished L. being for Tifton, Ga. after spending the nutritional value of dairy foods to into the life of a boy th.e faith James authorized Mr. and Mrs. Volney Boswell portance In World Events" before Fieser,andnational vice by the beet harvest Winter isn't chairman of past two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. further their use in the family which will have him from fear In the Nephi Ward M. I. A. Special are of Mt. Utah covwhen Emmons, snow visiting will far away Gerald American Red Cross: Belliston, and with his diet, Agent Smith said. time of danger or from defeat in Interest group Tuesday evening. theMen Mrs. and Chase Mrs. with John we and this then er all scrap to be and women under 45, mother, Mrs. Louise Shepherd of time of battle or temptation. Mrs. Hansen will also give a brief Bowles week. Wm. this to until wait have will spring. of Levan. committee What is more needed by these review of the book "The Good selected by a Joint DUP MEETING MONDAY AT and not We need that gun the Red Cross and the School of young men in training camps or Mrs. William Diffin of Gunnison anMrs. Shepherd" by Gunnar Gunarsson, Social and Mr. Wallace NOW! Park a half IRONS RESIDENCE of gun seas Work of the University battle lines or danger-lade- n Irtlnndic author. spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. nounce the birth of a daughter on Utah, and who can meet the ad- Roy Chase and Mrs. Henry Willthan faith in the power and goodALL of Utah The your up So, the October at gather Pioneers, 6, Daughter in Tuesday, Payson mission requirements already ness of the Divine Ruler of Heaven iams. Salt Creek Camp will meet at the and crap and pile It whereCalla hospital. force at the University of Utah What effort Is too earth? Moncan on it H. of Irons home Beulah up. pick truck for of Salt Lake Mrs. Floyd Whiting training. special may apply Mrs. D. K. Brown and Mrs. Unity day, October 12, at 2:30 P. M. great for us to make to help inUSDA War Board or the the 4 have must completed Applicants Mr. City visited last week with her and The lesson Chappell accompanied from crease faith in the hearts of our "Emmlgration Salvage Committee. And act Mr. and Mrs. Monroe full years of college work, with parents. Mrs. Carl O. Scannell to Salt Lake 1817 to 1869" will contain Andrew young men? Immediately. In social studies. the a background Will L. Hoyt. Whiting. City this week where they spent Jensen's Treaties on Emmlgration. H. Ockpy James Students selected will be requirChairman Wilford Mrs. Mr. Scannell a and few Bailey, All days. to be presmembejs are urged Bishop and Mrs. P. B. Cowan ed to complete the basic one year Herman W. McCune. USDA Board War on their to are way Minneapolis, ent. curriculum covering 3 quarters, of spent the week end in Salt Lake Juab Stake Presidency where Mr. Scanner, is aligned as residence, and leading to a grad- City. with the CJ. S. Army EnCaptain uate certificate In Social work. Mrs. Thomas Bailey was hostMr. and Mrs. T. D. Davis and gineering Corps. Mr. and Mrs. George W. DuckMrs. Thelma Hansen was hostess During one or more of the three Mr. and Mrs. James Vickers visited ess to the Fine Arts club social to the Lit A Lure club on Thurs worth announce the marriage of and Mrs. Instruction classroom and Melvin Mr. Stanley quarters, Mr. and with on in Wales A Miss 1. Sunday Ilene Burton, field work will be pointed up to their daughter, evening, Oatober day Octobe.- 1. Mrs. Evelyn entertained at a family dinner on Thursady luncheon vas In was served at to Private Herbert J. Pack, son of cover such units of Red nrpsiHent. rlnh delicious in Cross work Mrs. Richard Price. honor of Mrs. and Mr. Friday M. after which ihiirge. read was Mm. Bessie T. Pack of Logan, 8 small tables at P by Mrs Litany was as: Family case work for enlisted occasion Charles Bowles, the Winslow Checver Mr. and Mrs. was conductThe nupital was performed by men, veterans and their depend- and Mrs. the .iem- Marion Ucck. Stflla regular meeting first their son are wedding anniversary. ed visiting this Stanley Mrs. Gilbert Bailey, presidof review an n ott by interesting gave MonBishop Alma C. Tranter at a beau- ents; claims work for veterans; dis- week at the Bowles Mr. left service for of Mrs. Mr. home and ent. Club collect was real by Mrs. f,hp "book; "Carl Sanoberg" by tiful home ceremony held Monday aster relief; service to the armed of M. M. O'Gara Mrs. he in enlisted where the and Mr. com. Navy day, Fran A presidents address Kcrl Detzer. V. A. Beck. evening at the home of the bride's forces, and other major features George Provo, and their son, iLeut. War- Air Corps as a mechanic. Vee Burton, of Red Cross program. was given and a very Interesting Mrs. Arthur Nelson of Spanish ren O'Gara were recent visitors at pirents. Miss Delia was maid of Those present were Mrs. Evelyn The North Ward Junior Girls peper from the club magazine. sister of the bride, Upon completion of the course of Fork spent Wednesday with Mr. the home of Mr. and Mrs. John C. elected Those Contributions were made to the Anderson, Mrs. Gnyle Bailey. Mrs. officers Tuesday. honor the only attendant. will be obligat- and Mrs. Hyrum Haynes. O'Gara the Lieutenant Hall. recently study, graduate Those present were Rita Andrews. Mrs. Stella Beck. are the following: Presid- Red Cross. -Members of tho Immediate fam- ed to accept. If offered, a position elurned from Hawaii, where he selected Verda Beck, ilies and close friends were pres- In Red Cross work, Mrs. George R. Howard return- has and ha trans- ent, Melha Tolley; vice president, Mrs. V. A. Beck. Mr. Gerald Caz-le- r, Mrs. Itah Gadd. Mrs. Mrs. stationed, bfen Edythe Mrs. A. I Garbett. Mrs. Ed. Mrs. Mary Jensen, ent. ed home Sunday from Texas where ferred to the Air Aamona Winn; secretary and treasFollowing the ceremony a Corps. urer. Donna Jenkins; activity P. Cox. Mrs. R. E Winn. Mrs. Earl Beckstcad, Mrs. Marion Mpmmott, he visited with her son, Byron, wedding supper wm served. The Eudecorated The Service Star meeting will be who Is In the U. S. Army Medical table was beautifully committee, chairman, Joyca Winn; H. Steele, Mr. John Richardson, Mrs. Genevieve Bcliston, Mr. with a wedding rake and candles. hrld Monday, October 12 at the Corps. Mrs. Jos. Broadhead of Rupert, Dora Ockey, Melba Dean Mcpher- Mrs. Russell Hawkins, Mrs. John dene Warner. Mrs. Gertrude TrantJack- Ellison, Mrs. Gilbert Bailey, and er, Mrs. Ixrna Worthington, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Braithwaite Idaho Is visiting here with her son, ojyce Sperry. Nelda Private Pack is now stationed at City Hall at 3 P. M. The speaker hostess. Musin will Mrs. be G. Mrs. Salt Belliston. and O. Golden. She Curtis. Fort Douglas. will Beth make Georgo son, Sunday Dorothy Sperry; the hostess. Mrs. Ballev wss assis- Orseis Warner and the spent Saturday They daughter, Mrs. Hansen. ical selections will b given. ted by Miss Beatrice Brow). Lake City. their home in Salt Lake City, will remairi for an indefinite time. reporter, Helen Johnson. . n, . f Navy Asks for Thousand From Utah - tfi S3Jl A Trv VtifAjH&y UT ' ' 5- te Bus To Geneva Proving Successful - sour-doug- va Save 10 to Save 100o A Drive Has Support of Presidency M . - Mc-Cun- - - the--M;r-- ' A.-ar- e yWar Savings Bonds Church News and Notices Local and Social News Social News Briefs Nephi Girls Receive Gold Medals faith-awakeni- 4-- H . 30-da- To Train 4-- Case Workers Marriage Is Announced By Parents Nephi Social News Items An-rirr- |