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Show THE MURRAY EAGLE - Schools News f- Warden Tells Girls Hold Lead Air Raid Rules In Honor Roll Race Mr. Lincoln School School ie Thursday April 17 at 8 p. m another "Good Will" program will be sponsored by the classes of the Lincoln School. These programs are an outgrowth of the activities in the classroom and present dramatically what the children are doing every day. The proceeds from this program will be used toward a public address system for the auditor- 'three softball games 3PlaSey have won two and Tst Wednesday Blaine them. Jit Monroe, beating one. close a very was Chnstensen to ll-- Ray as 3 School Arlington S..S!!n?h 'our class and Prudent 5U5e a par- been plann-.nto have the par-- 7 er school. Each hvms 10 cents so the refreshments. couldL!; resident and sec- town to oing down school, after Mr ium. S The program is as follows: Pan American Pagentry Good Will !Sw 7 Part K'T of jdna , .kink ut-.- " now i A magic tour and romantic bit of travel around the World. The wonders of the ancient world and exotic beauty or the Paridise Islands are part of this dream trip. making a fire alone for just cause a great sense in ;7then leaving it , eisBta It may . is no Freas 5,. --Joan Work School Ee sixth grade went on ie Cloverlcaf Dairy . i m mi1) Svprnno DrU 10 up had a of the studiof orange at the dairy took had class. He is go-- 2t every one a free pict-- a lie it The Cloverleal bus and got us at one-thir- A. M. to send 6:00 7:00 7.15 ty 8:00 8:00 8:15 Brown 8:30 8:45 Course Can Make It, Mary! 1 Of 9:00 9:15 9:30 9:45 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:15 P. H. 12:00 12:00 12.45 That I Send Laundry Out! Jfa through on turning down washday! J Murray Laundry picks up V laundry, sends it back ,'ivitations clean. J spotlessly 0w Mild Water Soap Artesian 6.00 Blue MBS Blue KLO 6:30 MBS 7:00 7:00 7:00 Blue Blue KLO 7:15 Blue KLO 7:30 MBS Hurray 8:30 9:00 9:30 Laundry 10:00 10.30 10.45 ll:oO 12:00 213 TODAY! Hiue MBS Blue 7:45 Club (Mon-Sat- ) rime (MWF) Funniea (Sun) Sunday Chimes (Sun) Cedric Foster (Mon-Fr- l Salt Lake Classified (Dally) Wane Up America (Sunt Mutual Goes Caillns. (M-T- ) Lutheran Hour (Sun) Club Matinee (Mon-Sat- ) Variety 8how )Mooc"r1) Paia (Sun) Grand Pappy Musical Steelmakers (Sun) State Capltoi News 1M-8- ) Search for Stars (Fill Hollywood Express (Dally) Voice of Prophecy (Sunt Kay Aces Jimmr Fidler (Mml Keen Mr Kevivai (Sun) MBS 6:30 8:00 PHONE Blue Blue Blue Blue 7 45 SERVICE! IMS 5:15 715 ) Newi ( Mon-SSonne of Church Your Victory Garden (M-F- ) Women in War (Mon-Sat- ) Monday Through Friday Blue of Divorce Orphan Blue Honeymoon Hill Blue Jonn'i Other Wife Blue Juet Plain BUI KLO Oitden Classified (Mon-FY-l) Blue Nat'l Farm A Home (M-8- ) Blue Radio City Muie Hall (3un) KLO AP News (Mon-Fr- i KLO Musical Train (Mon-Frl- ) 5:00 6:00 (Mon-Sat- C'hecKerDoard Uncle Ben IMN KLO KLO MBS 5:00 Nw BreaKfut Blue KLO KLO KLO 1MN KLO KLO 3:00 3:30 3:45 4:('0 4:30 Now Blue MBS KLO Blue MBS MBS Blue 1MN Blue 1:00 1 :00 2:00 2:15 3:00 t I man of our hi A Torture My P InfT Friday time. All aa drink nice Merle Magic. m room two under the direction of Miss Melvin. won't blow. People rds because it is Er.' That is true but f Two-Drea- Presented by the fourth grade c careim trouble is .that, people A es Part . peopie more and all classes participating. cjimf Safety think and Anthems American Repub- One-Fla- twenty-on- e lics. Music department Jlings Jackson T - Day. I Lore a Mystery (Mont What's My Name? (Tues) Quit Kids (Wed) Country Editor iFI The Oreen Hornet (Sat) txne Ranter (Wed-Frl- ) True or False (Moni Chieaeo Theatre (Sat) 8un) Walter Wincnell March of Time (Fni What's Wrona BlueFamous Jury (MW) Inai (Tues) Parker Family (Sun) ) Country Editor (Mon-Sat) Spotliant oand Blue Dear John (Sun) Dlnan Shore (Sun) Blue KLO AP Sews (Mon-Frl- ) Blue Elsa Maxwell MBS Jonn B Huicnel Blue Oood Will Hour 3un Blue Lura and Abner Blue Inner Sanctum Mystery MBS Keep Km Roilma Blue Manhattan at Midnunt ' KLO Treaa. 9'ar Fulton Lewis Jr (Moo-rnMBS This Is War MBS Blue America Town Meeting KLO For 8tny"P Only P1 a i ()1 til s" BUDVEISER or rules for deportment during an air raid, should such a thing come to our community: Important Notice Should an air raid happen while your children are in school we want you to know that approved precautions have been taken for their safety. The schools do everything in their power to protect the children. If an air raid should come while your children are at school, see to your own safety. Stay home; go to your refuge room; stay away from windows. Do not try to reach the school. You could accomplish no good. You could do a great deal of harm by such action. In an air raid, rule number 1 is to stay off the street; get under cover. On the street, there is the risk of falling shell fragment, racing cars, and fire apparatus. Stay indoors. Do not try to telephone. The wires must be kept clear for the wardens, the police, and the fire department. You might prevent an urgent message from getting through. This is hard advice. It's not easy to take, but it is for your best interest and for the welfare of your children. The air raid warden further advised that the chance of a direct hit on any individual building is very small. You must guard against the blast of nearby bombs and incendiaries and falling fragments. You must get as far away as possible in your home from windows and doors. The hallways and basements of your home make the best air raid refuge. The Murray Fire department says that every home should be prepared to fight fire, and that water is the best fire fighter. A garden hose should be available at all times. A box of sand or fire ashes should be provided for incendiaries. A ladder reaching the roof should be available. When the raid warning sounds, fill the bath tub with water and have a bucket handy; your pipe practice fire prevention. MURRAY EAGLE COPY TIME REQUIREMENTS In order to insure publication of your news, advertisements and pictures, in the current issue of the Eagle, we would appreciate the cooperation of all in conforming to the following schedule: 1. All news should be in not later than 10 p. m. Wednesday. 2. All pictures must bo at the office not later than 5 p. m. Tuesday. 3. Advertising copy should be in not later than 6 p. m. Wednesday. Mats and special copy not later than 11 a. m. Wednesday. War conditions make it very difficult to secure experienced workers' and it is necessary to make su.cn arrangements that will give you the best service possible. RUTH MARDSF.N ENJOYING MISSSION Miss Ruth S. Marsden. whois Yaserving as a missionary in kima. Washington for the I,DS. church, writes that she is well and keeps very busy. AW" tlmt she cnjnvs receiving the Murray Throueh it's Kaglo very much i. able to keep m touch she price with the doings 'f the "home atmosphere drink For friendly Sam McIIenry, air raid warden and chairman of publicity committee for Civilian Defense, gives us the following BECKER'S American Pilsener AT txiwn HEIDELBERG people." We wish Miss Marsden urn-s in her labors and are glad she is enjoying the Eagle. TAVERN ,5 Mi SOVTII STATE l? Don't Take CHANCES! RAY . , . .. . . n' . oiiiiinO A the boys again. There Merc 41 liovs names compared ne with 83 girls appearing on the roll of those earning above a 2.00 average. What's the matter boys? Coould it be spring? Srudcnts whose averages were above 2.50 are: Shirley Reaver, 3.00; Elaine Hatfield, 3.00; Carol Jones, 3.00; Shirley Alortcnson, 3.00; 'Norton, 3.00; Bertha 3.00; Erlccn Olander, 3.00; Margie Shaw, 3.00; Beverly Smith, 3.00; Margaret Trach-sc- l, V ilma W'aki, 3.00; 3.00; Jane Watts, 3.00; Richard 2.94; Velma Thimas, 2.93; Dorothy Frcdrickson, 2.90; Huff, 2.90; Vere McHcn-r2.90; Aleen Robinson, 2.90; Walker Halliday, 2.R9; Maxine Johnson, 2.88; Phyllis Turpin, 2.88; Maxine Walk'cnhorst, 2.88. Isa-bel- lc O'-Kor- Du-va- ll, I.c-na- More than 1000 names have been entered on the cards from which will soon be made up of the University of Utah honor roll of men in the armed service. The names of all men now enlisted, who were ever enrolled at the university, should be on the rolL Friends or relatives should send the name, address, outfit and present station to Professor Walter A. Kerr, University of Utah, Salt Lake City. Sell Your Car to Us for i CASH! 4-- t X Or Will Buy Your Equity! CUMBERLEDGE MOTOR CO. I Three pen and pencil sets, valued at $25.00 were awarded last week to writers of winning advertising letters for the hardware firm of St revel Paterson, in Mr. Hector Lee's business English class at the University of Utah. The contests are a regular part of classwork. and approximately $75.00 worth of prizes are presented each quar- 4C59 SOUTH STATE ST. DEPENDABLE SERVICE ter. rd y, Esther Barthcl, 2.87; Mike Prpich, 2.86; Mary Ann Dcnike, 2.84; Violet Nielson, 2.81; Vivian Anderson, 2.80; Max 2.80; Juanita Benson, 2.80; Eu Ann Curtz, 2.80; Audrey Nelson, 2.80; Icrbcrt Spencer, 80; Lyola Wixom, 2.80; Carol June Duvall, 2.79; Bcvcrlv Jordan, 2.78; Toshiko Hoshida, thcrine Wilson, 2.79; Keith Jordan, 2. 78; Toshiko Hoshida, 2.76; Ha Nelson, 2.76; Wanda Spindcr, 2.76; Vclla Horrocks, Mit-su- o 2.75; Dorothea Jones, 2.75; Waki, 2.75; Max Wiseman, Du-a2.75; Mary Diamond, 2.72; Lou Bcrgcr, 2.71; Betty Nielson, 2.7 r. Bar-nc- tt, 1 ne George Keller, 2.70; Bobbv Douglas Allen, 2.68; 2.65; Yukiko Mori, Fox, 2.63; Lorraine 2.61; Bcvcrlv 2.60; Vcrl McMillan; 210; Beverly Shepherd, 2.60; Jove Strange, 2.60; Steve Bilan.ich, 2.58; Bob Born, 2.55; Joy Weber, 2.52; Charlotte Hansen, 2.50; Bettv Ruth Hibbard, 2.50; William Kchl, 2.?o; Shcfford President LeRoy E. Cowles of the University of Utah has called a special assembly of the student body, which all students are required to attend. The president, faculty members, and student body officers will outline the position of University students and faculty in war times. Masculine agitators at the of Utah started University campaigning against light top coats worn by girls during the spring months, last week especially when the coats are worn manin the popular "cape-coa- t' ner, just over the shoulders, with sleeves dangling empty. If men's suits are to suffer loss of cuffs, vests, etc., the boys say, sleeves should certainly be cut out of girls' spring coats. n Your Garments Deserve the Best! Off-Seaso- It's April again, time to store your winter clothes. At CLEANERS you know yours are safe from summer heat and humidity. Prompt and delivery. pick-u- p A-O- Victory Book drive officials at the University of Utah were disA-ON- concerted, recently, to find the name, address, and telephone number of a young lady written in three different places in a book donated to the soldiers of the Ninth Corps Area. Title of book: "Alone," by R. E. Byrd. E Cleaners & Dyers 23G1 4911 South State South State Dial Murray ATONEMENT SHOWN AS MAN'S PRIVILEGE... Among the Scriptural references are:- - "God commendeth his love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us. For if, when we were enemies, we were reconciled by the death of his Son, much more, being reconciled, we shall be saved by His life. And not only so, but we also joy in God through our Lord Jesus Christ, by whom we have received the atonement." (Rom. 5:8, 10. 11) "Let us therefore come boldly unto the throne of grace, that we may obtain mercy, and find grace to help in time of need." (Heb. 4: 16). "For Christ is the end of the law for righteousness to every one that belicvcth." (Rom. 10: 4). The following excrpts are from Science and Health with Key t i the Scriptures, by Mary Baker Eddy:- - "Atonement is the exemplification of man's unity with man reflects diviGod. whon-bne Thruth. Life, and Live. The atonement ef Christ reconciles man to God. not God to man: fur the divine Principle of Chrut is God. and how can God propi13. 14) tiate himself? (p. 18: Jesus aided in reconciling man to God. by giving man a truer sense of Iive. the divine Principle of Jesus, teachings, and this truer scn.M' f Love redeems man from the law of matter, sin and death by the law i f Spirit.- the law of divine Iive." (p. 10 (The Christian Science Les'-"Sermon for Sunday April 19 1. Fr"irn"U. SEEDS COAlI b? "7 nT'''';''T v.Vi-- I' rr i'hV v-.;- Lead the Way to Victory with COAL SEEDS FEED from GRANITE CASH FEED and COAL Company Dial 33rd South at State SL Murray 1C9 if Silver Bell Sialion Four Reasons . . . Why You Should Use Our Gasoline . . . 0 Nol an Ordinary Gasoline! Graded High as Elhyl! 0 No Driving Ping! Ho Missing on Ihe Hills! 1 BUY . Amcrio w DEFENSE STAMPS It BEST-LIKE- D TJolllcd-in-Bo- BONDS ... nd BOITLED-IX-BOX- on can't count insure morrow D! You 35 Come Sixain KEEP FM FLYING to- T K)A IIIMIMIMalllBMMaMMii ! CUT-KAT- it 'miinat Won U hiskry100 Frvof-T- hU K hiAey Sctenlty Vidittm Corporation, A. 1 1 it U 5 Itan tU. , j 201 Vine GROCERY E CASE LOTS and RETAIL c, pavis INSURANCE - .J J' 4400 SOUTH STATE STREET his reas- onable tales. p.yi V. DAVIS. to PAUL Kind out about - Silver Bell Murray's Original JfIMST BECAUSE ITS AMERICAS SERVICE Telephone Murray 186 Strert phone Mutray 3 31 Kill-pac- k, n E. C. D1TTMAN, Prop. Sa t The fourth term honor roll Scott, 2.70; Geo Fox, 215; Jancll Robinson, Buy Defense Bonds NOW! U. of U. News consists of 124 students. It appears as though the girls have out-do- 5 Page -- 13th SOUTH and STATE MURRAY, UTAH |