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Show THE SUNDAY HERAtD, SUNDAY,' JUNE 13, 1926. PAGE FIY EDUCATOR ADVISES STUDENTS ' ...... Believing the Public Is Interested-- " -- w every im,vmiiit"for J this sjw of th- 4 " ;' 1 Educator were advlaed to keep point ; ia the future it will te k clone to tne kudal deuce ' by . Dr. uetapliysical aud abstract and more cliaracter. Instead David Sneddea in a lecture, before practical in the student of tirighain Young not- - of discussing society there will be versity Summer Scfaoul op Friday ocietiMT There wl.U'be discussion morning. "These c iencet;," he id of the sociology of the family, of to the teacher, -- will buoy you up. the school; of the city, and of the They will be the sofirce of the edu rural community. The social sciences are toot yet' wel organized, orcational science of purpose." In beginning hi discussion Dr. ganisation will be the i.eit step. The speaker drew a lessou'ln comSneddea Mated that the educational world was in the process of making parison 'from the history of medi" an educational science, the educa- cine. Ot one tinie ilse(Hi'8 were but witnj tional jieience to consist of thn?e sclemie the. mysticism parts : lirst, a science of educa the tional method whi;h ha bees he dlsapiMwfed. Then pfelmiBWHs concern of thousand of teacher lngendered, men" began to fear the for many year; second, the science spread of' various diseases., .....Now. of personnel, or the science of those however, the medical fraternity has he educated I'D which become otitlmistic, there's a feeling who are-t- o will be considered the dull and the that disease can be understood and time bright, male and female, etc.: and controlled.' At the present third, ibe science of need. What (There Is some pessimism as to social on account of the doe society need, what kinds and conditions, how much are needed? growth of insanity und crime, but Beginning about the "year 1880, this rondition is only temporary said Dr. Sued den, the universities The sociologist will discover some theA evils, of the rouatry began to take the means of controlling social sciences seriously. Economic and so the outlook Is uptiudstu. . In conformity vith the growth of and so science, political ciology received special attention. importance of sociological science, DurinfM4te next few dacades, pre- Dr. Snedden told the teachers iires-en- t that in a few years they would dicted the lecturer, where (here hnve been thousands studying the be called upon to validate their pursocial sciences there will jfie tens of poses. They would have to prove thousands.- - The aim of numanistlc that wiiat they were doing was studies of the middle ages, the lec- worth doing. thn,t what they were turer continued, was to become fa- teaching were the'best things to be . miliar with matters of human inter- taught. Professor J. W. McAllister favorest ; but the old humanities have little to give from 1920 onward. ed the audience with a solo at the There is a new orientation. The fu- beginning of the lecture, and one at the close. U. ture musrtTbe considered. On Monduy nest at 11:30, Dean humanistic studies are not those of the humanities nor even the naturT. W. W. JCemp of the school of educaof California, will aV sciences, but the social sciences. tion, University Sociology will become more import lecture to the students. People, who ant. So far it has been studied are interested in educational topics largely from a 'philosophical gtnud are invited to be present. f the rganiwUloe '''' ' i- - '1 f utl'rie brief Uj(tat. activities and kluM ' known as TO STUDY SOCIAL SCIENCES the betterment ef humanity, .taken, each week - purpose, ::. " .V . National Selected Morticians grotqf 'fie il4tjojiaJa entire nmnitmhip 5b now associated under, the Pyramid, which stands for perfection of terviee, and is the emblem of the prganiiatiou. " The Men Who Compose X. . 51. represent the nifhest type in their profession. They realize 32 ie need of observing strict ethical Tl'j', appreciate the value of an which tiieyiay advance by scientific beiwf iV from organisation e. thru study and receive the experiences of fellow professional men. Watch II stand-ant- MiiMmw:, Co M3S s-- from roast U roast and "The nn luiiership extend t this Space I Ten shopping clays of genuine ....-VALUES Every article in the store included . . MS? Y cate that working alone, men sometimes become' discouraged and need help und moral supisirt from the community. This situation w:as one of the factors that caused the workers to decide that a meeting should COL'KT OF HOXOR lie held mouthly ; it was learntHf, In the neighborhood of 37 boys re however, from some of the reiwrts ceived awards and merit badges at,t,mt Koin(! meT in Kreat mmtlug tne uouri ot Honor session wnica department,.' almostevery sj)!tfeln was held in Bonneville ward chapel 'AVewa-TTpeople of this city 6. Alex June Sunday evening, to know what Scouting s,tiids for," of the6 Court of Honor of said Dr. George II. Brimhnll. chairProvo, made the uwards. man of the Court of Honor. "There A good program upon, which Dr. are some people who do not seem to Carl F: Eyring, Commissioner for !lm)m,iate this great educational umpauogos t'ouncn, was tne speaKA,tem wW(.n nag for lts oniecffe er, was rendered. It consisted of salvation of boys. I aufwiliing to the following numbers: Flag cere- visit such people and explain to mony, by Troop S ; violin solo, Mar them wTiat this work nieans." " vin Geese; reading, Louis Miller; lt was learned at the' meeting Coprt of Ho.nofc song, Floyd Herr- that ProvVJs not" yet quite over the ing ; talk, by. Arthur Anderson. top with its financial drive'.' If is Those and one of the ver few towns of the receiving ' awards badges of various kinds are : Troop entire district that" has not suc1, Fred Fielding, merit badges: ceeded ignthering its entire (Jtiota. Carl Fielding, star, badge: Ralph Plans were laid for a further-canva- s . rt. i.. l.ri..u.. KfUM,j lumss i..i uauge; .iroop of tDosp wno have xvimru, ,.et contri1)n IJ n.. TT.1,1 Scout Workers To Hold Meeting Monthly In Provo ...a ur lUIIBIIUfl I Hed-yuis- t, Fishing never looked better than At f; will be on the opening day; Tuesday? '. ' 4 June v 15. . Arrange to come to Payson Canyon where you cart Camp, Rent a Cottage and'arrange for your meals. 9 at 1;... away, jonn Stewart, second class t0 ft., S(, and of thos whfl ., ' badges; 3uel teRoy Anderson, merit asUed t0 helr) ,ittl fnrth. badge; Provo Troop i'Stuart Morr-- i -1" lson, Clyde AVosdi first class; Carl AMERICAN LEAGL'E P. Wolfrom, merit badge; Franklin oi,,), iun,nU- . , I ..... n. .1 fo. Tnnrris jr., anu oiuari x. iiornson, merit badges; Provo Troop o, j;ew York ..30 14 Robert Sueddeh. Douglas ,Broamt qi 24, i Jack Ward, second class Chicairn oo 25 Howard Peterson and ripvelnnrt badges; 26 Frank Ward, first-cla- ss os 25 badges; wnBiiWtnn ana me nudges; Detroit Aivin ureen merit 26 20 Provo Troop 9, Horace. Peay, Darel St. Louis 4 2j Sersoss, Fred Washburn, and Clj'de Boston ........1537 Washbum-- x merit' badges ; .Provo NATIOJfAfcbfSAGlE Troop 10, JaniesfOowSJohnsou, first W. h. . class badge ; L. Robert Olsen, merit ' Cincinnati 31 21 and star badges ; DeAlton Partridge, 21 .27 .1TT Pittsburgh five year veteran badge; Delbert St. Louis . . . f. .29- - 25 f 24-i- Address 4 GEO. A. BROWN Box 142, Payson, Utah The City'Center 11 10 xT. -- '"4- . " .. n Minutes Away .......31 .... y Ideal, for pleasure . . Convenient for business ....... II ........... " . , ' f ; f WM M Crepes M Your Credit Dresses I'Ml''M ' JS , Use letter o Lfttn $18.95 $2 . '"."' tsP M V VI 17 I ' strand of guar-a- n Indestruct-abl- e Beautifully engraved silver plated bread MIILJLI trayx With 1J Cash mm Mce eTery, purchase of $15.00 or more during Clearance Sale.'. or Credit $1.500 $14.50 Values r G- Pet. .tW5 .50K pen " Tm :fj Charge li r a count l .M .493 .492 .45 JO .470 .424; Qnly46 Goats 4eft They niust be sold Nowbuy now and Save Pet. .611 ,59 .543 .485 405 .304 $14.90 Value $14.95 $15.95 Valued $44.95 Value : $49.95 Value . 49.95 Value . $49.90 Value . $49.95 Value . ..... SELECT FROM THIS COMPLETE LIST. .... ... . . Now $9.93" $37.50 Value Value........... in the center of our own 16 acre estate 1 Tricolette .,JClllS II D ...... 1000 large outside rooms. 16 private acres with tennis, bathing, putting green, outdoor dancing,. , lawns, wide verandafoldeal for the business man ...only 1 1 minutes from the cityenter, but quiet and secluded as a big country estate. Fine cuisine 1 . I 1 j. raics. I? .! uJLuuic iviuucraic a m Lane ur lauic uvcry comfort and Write convenience. TNittjaction, every tor frea illustrated booklet giving views and all details- of this leading Chicago HoteL Georgette ,7 hp . .24 vvu,ciBrdKklvn xirsi class- unu merii. New York wiiouu, budges; .Charles Thomas, Condor Boston , . . .. Smoot, Allan . Dunri, and Tucker, 19 30" .. Philadelphia Passey, merit badges. COAST LEAGUE Club Standing SCOUT WORKERS . . ... W. L. , A meeting" at which twenty-seve.40 33 of the leading Scout ' jtforkers of lios Angele,s .33 82', Provo were present was held in' the iJiHamento 31 Chamber of Ciroimerce rooms, Tffes-da- Oakland ;.r....33 34 evening at whch reports from Seattle .32 32 all of the various BpSds of com Missions . . . ... .'. 32 31 mittees was called for by 3. Will-la- Hollywood .31 XX Knight, actiug chairman- of the i'ortland .28 38 meeting aud of the Provo district San Francisco I'TAIffDAHO LEAGUE of Timpanogos Council. ' Thbse present were so enthuslasti- Club Standiii' W-.- L. pally for Scouting that it was de eidl-tiroW regular monthly meet Idaho Falls ...,,......,.22 14 JO 13 ing ut'which workers might build Twin Falls up morale and learn what others Pocatello .....19 1 were doing in Scouting. ....10 17 Logan The reports from some of. tie Salt' Lake- 22 committeemen were such as to Indij ' Ogden 21, , Trickosham : . Marie Antoinette Pearls. Value $5.50. - Like Michigan Rayon Silk ....... V 0 n. tee d I , Linen, f Mm v ' Choice of: j-- , nashable H Crepe & Silk :"..ms ! T m It 7 m 1 E50 $1.95) TtJje-aw- - . . ow $9.95 . : Now $9.95 .Now $22.50 NowS245 .Now $25.00 . Now $23.00 .Now S25J50 t $49.75 Value $60.00 Value.. $60.00 Value .; $60.00 Value;. $62.95 Value $70.00 Value . . $49.95 Value t. 16-pa- ge Now $19.00 Now $24.50 Now $25.00 Now $250 Now $29.59 Now $31.50 Now $35.00 Now $2aP - if Pay 1. Coats Suits As You A. G. PULVER, Vxt-Pr- m&Gem. Hyde 'Park boulevard on HOMB Chicago OF RADIO STATION WOK WAVE Up. the Lake J.ENGTH ; -- I ill lit METERS TMOMAS M0nHAN ANfl 1 A IFF IN A.PFKIP Paid - Millinery ELLA Get 'r'" .j- , Dresses 230 West Center St.. Provo, Utah Cheapest For Cash Easiest... ;,, ,,i ; For Credit ., , |