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Show fH ST FrJitorS fL II rS' v 1 arc that things the wavfar- - Vol. fool may to mind by a pla,tU ' n,1Wt everal members 15 f f , public criD o. 32 y vj Murray, April 9 Rain didn't the spirits of nearly 1000 dampen com' man children last Sunday, despite the kMlIz- lone long fact that they were soaked to the Mfn , tii s situa- - skin, when the annual Easter egg lit W "at and how these hunt sponsored by the American tv was staged at the Murray juicy gov- Legion Jones department.. got U positions. .mrimary is now 1U ami should ' be with some of to do away .hods of domg things that seem so grievous smell 4-- park. Under dripping skies, Legionnaires hid 2000 eggs and children later hunted for them. Proceeding according to schedule, the Murray high school band played and children witnessed the flag ceremony. Two golden eggs, first and second prizes, brought to the winners two banty hens and a rooster and a beautiful basket of eggs. Two pair of rabbits were also among the special prizes. tl strong. are urged to re-- ; are free, r that they time old political the nwu no and longer , Tthat are too, too puu.u, ;? place in the appointive ;ah voters . Murray, April 13-- On Thursday evening. April 20, at eight o clock, Milk-reeward Primary will present a east of two hundred and fifty in a Mav Festival program. The production is being directed by Lu Baker, with D. Glenn as musics director and Theodora Cherrmgton, accompanist. The east includes the follow. ing principal parts: King. Rex Clarke; Queen, Norma Butts; Laddie, William Jesjx-rson- ; Lassie. Patricia Birch; Vigilant, Christensen; Speedy, Keith May; Pages, LaMar Brown, Lewis Walters. Marion Walters and Marilyn Breitling; Spirits, Beverly Morgeson, Wanda Stevens, Jeanne Metcalf, Beverly Soren-soAnna Page, Elaine Avery and Betty Jean Anderson. Price will be fifteen cents for anyone over eleven years of age. Murray, The numerous committees are working enthusiastically on the Music Festival, which will be held here May Glen Howe, publicity chairman, reports that ten bands will participate from Jordan district. Jordan High school will have a 100 piece band, Midvale Junior High a band and orchestra, West Jordan a band, Riverton a band, Draper a band and orchestra. Sandy and Union will have bands in the parade, but will be noncompetitive. Also two elementary schools from Jordan will be in the parade, trict, Copperton and Bingham but will not compete. Each of the bands will average about 40 members apiece, aside from the Jordan High. Mr. Eperson, musical supervisor of the Jordan school district, is very pleased with the way the affair is going over. Reports from the other district committees are not yet complete, and further details will be given later. . Legion To Meet Murray, April 13 A regular business meeting of the Ameribusi can Legion will be held at the HILE pursuing the Firemen's hall, Monday ar. Murray at 8 p. m., announced H. A. ness of livmg. which, than Robbins, post commander. time seems more are we apt Reports will be made on the nonlv difficult, bless-an- d Easter egg hunt which was held our of V,r.ret some Sunday at the Murray City park. to criticize freely, Refreshments will be served folwell to ob-- c lowing the meeting. Officers will it it may he be in charge. a few of the more existence of our Un- - One Dollar Per Year Fire Chief Reports Great Improvement In Work. Elimina City After Annual Clean-Ution of many fire haz- p ards is one benefit, he the says. iC he Mayor Proclaims War On Cancer ; La-M- Year Woefully Murray Looks Much Better After Cleaning FESTIVAL April 13 15 IW- MILLCREEK WARD TO GIVE MAY Committees Labor For Success Of Music Festival Here IN SPITE OF RAIN rq'l,,'v,t ffThh Murray City, Utah, Thursday. April 13, 1939 1000 CHILDREN LOOK FOR EGGS faL Utah legislature. working law nrd ire now 49-N- Page 3 13 As an are week in Murray col1'11 a to a close, marked improve- rcuv jjt-- i i.t.'uuie uuuuKiioui t D dential sections of the city. We have had splendid cooi ation from people all over city in preventing (ire ha; and in general miprovemrr homes." stated Ernest chief, who has beer chairman of the can-'sored by the Murra-merit- .' Murray, April clean-u- Organizations and citizens of Murray City are urged to cooperate in the Cancer Drive, April 16 to April 22, through the Committee for Control of Cancer, Mrs. Ernest Smith, chairman. ar (Signed) n, G. R. BERGER, Mayor. p s i Murray firemen making inspections fire hazards through-Cboth in private hu public buildings, desire to have x Ninety-Siare asked t(y Murray High School Semin- spected of the member ary Students Give Views On Religion In Fivedepartments ' !7M Ten prizes of $1.1 minute talks. Winners awarded through thity Hall SPRING AND PROM homes having the t are announced. provemont, will be giv y GO h increase in comparison ners next week, said Murray, April 13 Students of Officers of the fire d. other communities. the Murray L. D. S. Seminary COME FRIDAY who will act as judges, fortfifteen-minutis e recommends will deliver rt of all, Murray speeches 13 Spring time their decisions on cards Ulllllll Murray, April own Sunday evening services this e in possessing its filled out and gave to t commission to elimin at limit to week at Murray First and South always means Prom time at the ad-- it instructors earli ;r and light plant, an spective Cottonwood liwards, announced Murray high school. Zenith in week. ate conjestion which can not be too social affairs the students W. Frank among McGhie, principal. While citi- - Relief Society !v estimated. As part of the annual speech is the Junior Prom which will be on busy nights. First Climax To on the lines of the Utah contest conducted bv the semi- - held at the gymnasium, Friday, 14. and Ligli To Present Pla Murray, April 12 Purchase of nary, speakers will vie for a April company Shrouded In mystery, the a new set of Popular science chance to compete in the at the Inually complain 19 and a set of the Book of finals to be held before seminary theme of the decorations will be Wednesday, a pleasant surprise, class officers Murray, April 13 Plans for the Knowledge was announced by graduation, May 11. increasing cost of light Murray, April 13 "The Land enjy one of the lowest climax of an expansive Relief the Murray Library board this Ninety-sistudents gave talks promised. General chairman Is Austin of Happy Hearts," a play, will in the nation, on some nhasp nf religion Society program of the Cotton- week. Both sets, Popular Science, cemimirv Xnmr. nf tho Alsop, junior class president, as- be presented by the Murray First wood stake are being launched, array has many natural sisted by Verda Jacobsen and ward Primary, Wednesday at 7:30 will is off the which press, just of decided bcst thcse by the announced Mrs. R. W. Madsen, Arthur Bishop, class vice presi p. m. at the ward amusement arrive within two or three '00,r .stages, such as the park, wro at cf Given mountains and an ideal chairman of the stake enlistment said Denzil E. Watts, chairman of the Grant and Murray second dent and secretary, respectively. hall. Characters include Douglas Alcommittee. the library board. wards in March. The remainder Included on the committee are r supply. Combined with Jr. as King Cheer; Juanita Kenneth len, a Rasmussen, recommended that board Raymond reThe The work will be will be given tnjs Sunday, above, Murray Tootie Lyon as Queen Joy; Carl Erick-sopossesses viewed year's In Murray First ward talks Farrell, Frank Evans, parking service In in an exhibit June 13 and Laddie; Sherron Robertson, fjlation, remarkable in when all wards will hold a joint front of the library during the ,vjll be gjven by Thora Craven, Madsen. Howard Wahlcn, LMsma; Glen Tuckctt, vigilant; social a. id livic Hosing party at the Murray First evenings be asked for from the Kenneth Farrell, Beth Green, Harry Van Quiil. The junior class will present Ralph aMntle, Speedy; Beverly city commission, and appoint Mr. Rcjd jenMni Rachel Kezerian, nizatiuns whose work in ward. at the high school Smith. Verda; Joye Strange, Sylto the - the assembly the issue to Watts Madpresent last Winifred At union Barbara their meeting. Killpack, luiicm? oi the comtnun- numbers from via; Ehse Johnson, Aqua; Juafeaturing Friday, Mccommission. inforMackav. were Calvin ward leaders Sf.n, Barbara given has meant the of school nita Benson, Hygeia; Maxine Le Crist the automobile in Diiliculties steady pro mation about the exhibit, which nton. Virginia Morris, and Other numbers will be dancing. a violin Miller, Estha; Donna Bell In the even- often 's, and .t devel-trarise book from a parking Johnson, will feature outstanding history Matina; Beverly Shepat Dorothy of business Thc musjcai program will in- - trio bv Verda Jacobsen, a Glen and the each ward chronologizing the ac- ings when meetings are held cor- herd. Vespa; Bobby Born, court's and Peter Crane; Smith, First the ward, adjacent clude a vocal duct by Blanche Murray us institutions such as tivities of the societies from and a messenger. Walts and Tnora Craven and a net solo by Austin Alsop, their beginnings to the present. to the library, said Mr. Watts. Is and class called: Courtiers will be played by bv (he skit junior fifteen a minute "With parking government. bv Austin cornct solt, Alsop. Posters will advertise work and Bruce Smith, Eugene Baker, Dale Then Prom: Junior we The cars or two three for service ward '( may well he At tbe Souh Cottonwood William Kehl, Joe proud of which has been carried on in think the problem will be solved Hamblin, Now.' Dor-at talks win be gjven bv Mary classes during the year. ?5 like the Lions Club, the Smith, Donald Nielson, Hal Mars-deMr. Watts arii Lila Lee, Donna Hurzl. r, least partially," Awards will be made by the club's contribution to and Kenneth Parks. 4-the stake Mar Hansen, Charlotte Hansen, Boys Form New to wards having the best wil be Arihur Parks, Jesters at the of the members Board present Eleanor Brinton, Beatrice Golf, jiff community is displays. Walker Dwayne MergHalliday. were besides Mr. Watts known to must and Glen Smith.Rose- Club At Meeting Vcrl is with its meeting Jackson, Benny Beal. Ralph er, The contest, E. Howe, Alma h. essay Glen Mrs. Bernice and Hughes. IIose w the liif factors 13 -- A group of Richard Meal, Vere Mclleiiry and to increase mem dit Crane, Varian Mortensen. Mrs. mary inrcspon-f-- r purpose April Murray. will The musicai pr0Rram Howard Hall. Murray's present to- - shin, has been steadily gaining D. A. McMillan and Miss ueue ud e a Vocal solo by Vosta John sixteen boys met at the home of reRaindrops wil be Bobby Hallij! as a Xumhi-c.,nti.,rs One citv In popularity, Mrs. Madsen son and a saxophone trio by bam Monroe Beatie, Friday night, and will Shepherd, Arthur which Joyce day, a Numerous club, manuscripts Farrell and organized ported. fis state. Bringhurst.i Kenneth Cotton- - Heillor. Cherril Townsend, BobSouth as the have been submitted. Closing: . known be ,rc .IVIMUU.J Murray Women's rlnh H.itp fnr arrentanro of essays has by Gerrard, Arlene Richardson, it! v.,1,,K u u From these two groups six Charl-A wn its Hall, aJnice Shepherd, in Mard.-nroadbent. first for the been set Tuesday to take as a S chosen MUSIC strength students will be (Jhjldren Naylor. Sylvia McGhie, the with met boys ,,,r i ; ut agent, sue the county iuiu. ihn cmufinaU .,r E(1 in our city bv ,way, Jack Hellstroin, and Dorothy Mcd them get started. ann helPi mem 13 and talks Acclamation coordinators Ward three The c0niost. winning April Murray. Wing muvemmts in the Many important matters were Millan. dancers wil be Laura Lee will be bers of the presidencies will in ni a large audience expressed from the ,(:"n of making Tap a th taken up. including the election ef Murray sented as part of the graduation enjoyment Ann Jensen. r in each in whu-of offiors and the following Navl r and to live, choose the best essays i, i.i. ntarv school music lesuvai pvprciscs. Will Geneva Beck, be Flowers Weston the elected: to mb.-re wi fi'eriul Orders and vari- - ward and submit them Students who gave t;.,Ks in mi Widnesday evening at the Mur vice Jean Hill Jean Rasmussen, Jill Harold Daw, nt: will Daw, ' C;i!C bodies, Best Ku.n stake committee. essays March at Grant ward ate rav high school auditorium. thrniorh Elaine Neilson, Joyce jecretary Smith. Geraldine fifth, and sixth grade. Peterson, Shelba Price. Raymond ,,! .!.;.:.!: p.id Toone, a nave bvfn mi injii,..i be awarded prizes and read at Lund, Carol Webb, P.eatie, Jun song Arling-Tkomason. of vhidents Bonnyview, Rasmussen, Carol c Jacqueline French, Shirclosing party. r Gere Crab-- 1 IVaver. Irt of Murray, aiding the"We n and Liberty schools sang in Harry Van Quill. Howard Wahl- l,,j;d (he. Dclon-Miller, Shir-l- t are anxious to get the Taylor, ley tie--reporr.-rchoruses, boys and girls cn. and Verda Jacobsen. cause, and it has essays in as early as possible in miv-MeOmie. v Mortenson, Shirley meintheir iviv-signed up The and ensembles. Com Thost who gave talks at theStauf-fe- r Rosalie and Allied Janice indicated which through tlu ir cu- - order to give them thorough con- chorusesmvhestras are v irof the three Mnrr.-iward Second Mrs. said in sideration mat success in all judging," renditions Rjnia tin'W, Vernetla McMillan, ' .,. r r's or,- of the projects they - gave beautiful Ballet dancer will be Merel l l;!;,tV jollow. Ihese projects Cli.!r.nv,rs M..finbe:ims." "Blue bKI .,( n Madsen. James Freeze. Alia Allen, nnna-be. Brown. calf and pig :liature have suecee,!,-,!- . Corona Overture." Wavman, Eva Williams. June v V getaliles will be Joyce Erick-so- n ORGAN.Ml RRAY 4 II r.,;.. t:g. ih nitty and turkey roisand Scott, ;:.;o principal McMillan, of Merger, Betty Jerry Bennmn, Hita Arthur, f!nh individual has IZED MONDAY NIGHT I'Msv Bryan, Ardis Casp-tr- . Arlington school .acted in Jo.-assisted be will '' eho-ethis group six were of the festival. f From Madsen. Donna ;man Ei tlale men: home the at ikson, v the following night, to compete in the semi Jinalf. .. " inmr.-ss- . Our H.Monday Mae Gerriird. Clierne McGhie, ItV. Hall, 4'H4 Lincoln Sm- i Caw. i . ' now ch m the prospective members oi the Camera Club Obtains They are Shelba Price, v'iH-jumrtwn. lock: Mallow crao-- 1 I... Thomason. Verda Jacobsen al K.lhs Larot Morns. Ar.neiia :' ') one ,t it,,. club met fur a game of priMHieis and turkeys. (Jrant ward, and Virginia and Colleen Strange. t Crabtree, Wright, ball. AftT the game, the giour For Dark Room George Merge;-a;?rtn'! James Freeze, June iMnvorthy will be Carol V. .iwiikes ' was railed to order by ti e dub Rejxirter u!) 5 CXbtrnf,. In City Hall Second ward i, Nadme Murray Miller, UuSn.ith. Space Jerry 11. and V. Hall, leader, Jolsnsoii. room Shirley lioleit lamed 13 Dark of the club work was exj Murray, April ft"rm turn. ,11 .:..t.. Muddy Smith. Hilly ..it lis in the Murray Citv by Assistant County Agent. War- i '::;r Hitkr will Dean Harrison, and Meed Tranter. den Broadbcnt. ,.r the Murray Camera c1mrMablished Wednesday ev w After the cxnlanalion, the c when members met to " followSoftball Fans Notice Can Capitalize On Salt Lake tlie was organized with in.-i(it o'clock al City T'.a "'.v, at officers: IN van Await Girls ing Murray city commission Meters By Advertising Uur be a S ft Mall en- will Hall Keith White, President; V umii vacant a of use t, tin- dub the those interested all for in meetinc Smith, Vice President; Arihur tages April 21st riaving the c.iv .1. rv.o,ien t. ,, ,n the basement of K e Rose is in Parks, Secretary-Tleasin De in rvui. li.ui. and bar-l.Free All members will have a Willi dis- I.a Space the meeting iharge. Parks, Song mom whenever u.the j, Soft Mull resS IIew.r. Hall. Cheer Leader; veloping new lots for i;ss the Munay City said Ellis Peck, president. Hall, Keporter. rri-;. ehih will meet again free parking. Next meeting of the Mi.n.' 7.:tii p m. at the Pet 'V?1 2J. draws Livestock P.T.A. IIHilENi: CLASS and Poultry ClubK- wi pi,,- , i..f parking lot in Mur- , at a regular business s' ith of (OMriHIS CCltRSl-tree home ius,J Si the pal King .rlv P tnd the ex- - be held at The home hygi nr class i f the , of Muitay business n as the WnT411"' c,s scl'iooi, sponsored by . car-.:i,f being is ;n ted Its the P. T. A. h.as eon.i worked upon. lit trrtfdcnt of course' I' it i't.on was given by busifor inrreaserj r ...(hihtie i over a chairman of free parking lot are Mrs Clan-- Sar.toi to April. from November from t immetv-e- . k !eti city fcagiei These (lasses h.tve In en held Appoints Committee enotich of the idea j j, k s well June the hon e of Mrs A ,it to people 1,, adviil sr ask Convention : Be Held In A social gived April 13 find Tinadvertise, it that utv. "i j were g.ven to those has no certificatis , ment, stales . that Cghn xiinatelv 2M intia ir t, " Murray, . I .. ill t' I't.l.l" the course. 22. it m viI annivern villi hiui .irK!1 U thirty-firs- t t('t left frl:vs,,se i. f, rail h m persons li bi.Uion of the tuu v tion The Ati iligloti srhooi P.T.A. au-- I an to a n.'iij-banquet poKC ami enjoyed ;., Will meet ,xt the M.nay high orc the of itimobilc. ..m-j A i .iaiice. Success of n- V:T forum d ( u Murray, April chord ft ,0', to Mrs , ,a F)- - e.si - and the difficulties "Should paillv ottribuled ; he " Moulder !ec ff the Muiray Acne d ,K P tt'in ill on question: the for encountt red m rannc ' i States maintain Its was selected t" lartv. i: it t"t; the , i t,.r k" li.inniiet. is fa e.unt'mg for many state i inr e'on in pri. tvirations for the tieilttaillv. ' Caller S. Grant hes thi SO daVS. in hr:,.4ai e it .Salt I w l ill w hich vent r,i lead the dir.cussions, ion will It ,: ,,i n rnnoiii' ? ' M,f , n Francisco Fair. Vrrda Jacohsen. Arthur June 22, onoum a sr.ort ousiness irhol were thr U m Klasco. ; Indices and students of and Austin AIop. junior Wf .'r'--l Ih m'. l33,,y w e told A. Klar-nt- , teachers bv publicity chan"-- ' td . h nonet, J iVvinrf in mectirg will follow for the Sat- discuss ways art mfa" ' ,vVrV' ofticrm A. Waller.", was by -' i s tV..H.. i n ii pieiun.-ef the current cnatrman showing in lis i.riinmfc ..j .. .If !. nssisteil nf i letting officers for thc a rihi , intermoiiiioo.. .? ways to W the car owner j ,f the Vllliora isaunoei. coming two years. Cetmull super K :isro. , t ,W u,,L'f. Franklin Jones, M. A ,i.i--.... .....v shot. ana i in a very tt ivicr. F.rr.ci-- t r "'' intendei.i in Erntit Wright. ) ff Speak On Religion l'i. theJfj Mr-poli- ce plea-aspec- ts More Parking Trouble Library Board city parking Plans brary Their Year's Program . TOGETHER; IV' lFff five-minu- te at WardPr?" semi-boo- ks April x s fifteen-minu- n. te ls, n, -- d. H Mnan, 1 r r j iivA,, .... 1 . Iie s(.mi-fina- ls l'c r - . . s , I i !,,.-s.i- v - - a - c.tH'-ntng- -- flfll Blunth-Watts- , n - uii) , Leit-zel- l, - "-.- C Ar-iho- - l. Free Parking In Murray i Parking 1' f! Murray r : Er.-K-m- , aiurai aa V- lax 1 .; luhr; s - i ? Crfe . - f'-- "j,! i i - 1 F.O.E.Tniriate;PlanParley tor FOETo i - 200 attend and banquet. - !1iu T , Mu.ay a!-t- . - I . - J", unior-Itunat- i h ! op-e- u-- F-lm . - ' ,i , Z 'urn . - h i UiW .V m 1 '"l-7h'U- 'lt. wi-- i- - 1 . I V"hl mni-ioth- rr xWlhrt ; pur-iK.- se |