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Show V v DAILY HERALD MONDAYl DECEMBER 17, 1938 Christmas Won't Cub Scouts Give u Be Very Happy Program;! Hospital i if Utih County. Utah Bcnjomin News Benjamin Stewctrt Camp Holds Christmas Party we A" jr. 4J mm Si - S ' SINGINCt CHRISTMAS TREE' t: v 1 What could be mor novel than ladders. The group sang a medley of Christmas songs and scenes a ",human" Christmas tree? The Edgemont School had exactly from the various songs were acted out by other children sinkul- e toai it its annual Christmas program, and it proved to be the taneoUsly at the sides of tree. Colored spots played grup hit of the show. It was also a "singing Christmas tree." Members snow and artificial o durin mattered dowjn singing' them, " of the Third Grade chorus made up the "tree using flashlights H. was Adele and Hancock, by everyone agreed:, it Was for Christmas bulbs and carrying evergreen bows. The tree effect Direction was achieved bjf arrangement on different levels and by use of quite a "tree." on-th- ' . Mapleton News Bishoprics Named For New Spanish Fork LDS Wards SPANISH FORK Another new LDS ward was created here Sunday with the division of the old Second Ward into the new Second and Ninth LDS Wards. Chosen to head new' Second Ward's list of ward officials as bishop was Joseph W. Anderson, with Clyde Swenson as his first counselor and Woodrow Ludlow as second counselor. " Mr. Anderson ias previously seen eleven years of service in the bishopric of the old Second Ward under Bishop Raymond Gull. In addition to the above named counselors he will have j Veterans Contact Man Sets Visit Wednesday Thomas n, Bttttrey, contaet representative of) the Veterans Administration Regional Office in Salt Lake City, will be in the State Employment Office, 295 W. 1st N., in Provo, Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 4;p.m. Mr. Thomas will assist veter ans and their dependents in such matters as GI loans, schooling, old soldiers' pension, all types of government life insurance, widows' Jpensjons, hospital. and medical benefits, and in particular The first recorded harness racthe new legislation affecting the demeet was held at Harlem, all and children ing ,of widpws N. Y., in 1806. ceased veterans. v R. Status Asked By ProvoM Native Primary Officers Entertained By Mrs. Tuttle with him as ward clerks J. Ross Nielsen and Allen A. Francis. The bishopric of the old Second Ward was retained to head the new Ninth Ward. Its members are Vernon Hurst, bishop; Jack J. Warner, first counselor, and Lamar Grotegut as second counselor. The ward clerks will be William B. Grotegut, Clifton Jen-soand Darrell Dixon. Mr. Dixon replaces J. Ross Nielsen who was released to become a member of the new Second Ward bishopric. The division line for the two .wards was announced as begin " ning at Second South and First East streets, proceeding along Second Sftath westward to First West, thence north to First South, and from; there west to Thir West. The complete newlist of officers for the 9th? Ward and the replacements for Vacancies now created In the Second Ward will be announced as soon as possible according to officials. The division was officially made at a ward conference meeting held Sunday evening under the direction of president Joseph Y. Toronto of the Spanish Fork Stake. U. S. Ci J MAPLETON Mrs. Marilyn Tuttle entertained officers and teachers of the Mapleton 2nd Ward Primary Tuesday evening at her home. After the business was conducted by president Lavetta Westwood, a social evening was spent in exchanging gifts and playing games. A light lunch was served by Mrs. Dela Christensen, Mrs. Tuttle, Mrs. Lavina Everett, Mrs. Nelma Rae Jensen, and Mrs. Leora Burton. Miss Norma Hatfield was t TP's I 'a t I ( J 7 r 1 Members of the Camp Union D.U.P. were entertained Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Lucille Heath. Captain Doris. Halverson presided A history was given by Mrs. Naioma Beardall and the lesson' was given by Mrs. Erma Hjorth. The remainder of the evening was spent in visiting and exchanging gifts. Hostesses were Lucille Heath, Marilyn Tuttle, Beth Jensen, Iris Roundy, LaRee Warren, and Doris Rowberry. a jwith j ... t 4 School Class Sends Gifts For Navajos cently chosen as dance director president, Burton Warren, in charge. Dr. Floyd Anderson from the college of family living at Brigham Young University (was the guest speaker choosing as a subject "Raising a Family and Democratic Home Life." A skit was presented on a problem arising in the average home between parents and, children and the audience discussed the positive and negative sides. Lor a Whiting, chairman of adult education, announced that classes in adult education would begin in January. The exact date will be announced later. ' be Bright Christmas SPANISH FORK The 0irist-mase- s of some Navajo families will be brighter this year die to the generous hearts of second grade pupils at the Central Elementary School. The youngjsters culminated a recent study of the Indians by filling two large boxes for shipmesftto Indian families, hildren, pupils The thirty-si- x of Mrs. Ann Neibgn and Miss al stuMarva Larson. dent teacher from the Brigham Young University college of' education, have made a thorough study of Indian lore and culture. They have made and painted Indian pottery, learned to write in Indian hieroglyphics, viewed films on Indian life, and even set up an "Indian Cornerf in their classroom, jto which they brought from their homes art! cles of Indian craft As a climax to their Indian study, the group decided to do what they could to add to the yuletide happiness of some of their Indian "neighbors' As a jresult, warm clothing was brought, also toys, and some contributed m o n e yJ Qrajiges, candy, and nuts Were purchased with the money collected, boxes were obtained, and the children made special holiday wrapping ! theiter Members of the young parents Sunday School class of the Mapleton 2nd Ward enjoyed a k at the supper Friday evening Mapleton Ward recreation nail. President Leonard Allan was in charge. After supper the evening Graw, counselors, was spent in visiting. Lindsey seoreta) pot-luc- and Edna v New officers in the Mapleton Mr. and Mrs. Bill Black are 2nd Ward YWMIA are the follow- The proud parents of a new son - ing: Grace Bennett, president; born Dec. 13. The new arrival Doris Halverson and Thelma De-- nas two brotners. Ends Tomorrow t 'PREMATURE MARKETING Don Lonergan doesn't look too pleased as he collects the remnants of this turkey-trwhich resulted when his truck as be was carting a went load of gobblers to market in Los Angeles. The upset truck was damaged considerably and Lonergan estimated he had lost $2,000 worth; of mangled birds. (UP Telephoto). JJb ''-- ot a-fo- wl Se tU UCACFTKZ MtCHTY 71 ' flu.! 5 i ctcncmics. ! S SANTA CLAUS CRIES FOR 6:30 IMYKSTTEI Kim mju 1 8SH i Jensen, stake Primary leaders ORM' were retent guests at a ChristSbiera The Cattle Queen, also mas party at the home of stake Hahsel and Gretel. leader, Mrs. Hazel Bowen in SPRINGVILLE d in My Corner, with Spanish Fork. A stopper was served and gifts were exchanged, Audjje Muifphy. Trader. DISNEYLAND RIO AUfo COLLIDES O BINGO SKUNK 1 FLINCH RICH UNCLE OLD MAID EASY MONEY FINANCE TRAPPED CLUE TRIPOLI -- OPEN 'TIL 9 P.M. Robert Fulton's steamboat made its first trip on the Hud son River on Aug. 11, 1807, WEE- K- ALL -- Hawker 69 PROVO E. CENTER 10' Discount ' Peterson ' ' : '''''' ''''' l ' ' '' i - Kv '3A"v-is- - r - If 1. ' oini i(2)vy ;! n!r?v oS9S Deluxe Hotpoint washer with hiyh quality-features- . Porcelain finish Inside and out. Convenient top loading, flush to wall installation. Msislhieir p t ) -- ASK ABOUT SIMPSON'S f fop features. J 7 1 RAHRADA STAflVVPIf f55S, mm mm a h a p.mL ' WITH i SKILLET OP ANY ' I; J.-- CONSOLE FREE 17 WITH TRADE ..- 4 i- on V ff PURCHASE mm inn mi ii REA6AH ; M1 YOU MIGHT GElj YOUR APPLIANCE FREEI SHOW TONIGHT j I" CUSTOMERS CLUB STARTS ii HANZEL fi huge saving made possible because of slight dent which does not show or damage This freezer. TV .f. $489.95 REG. ' COMPAMY GRETEL" 111 ' 314 WEST CENTER 7 1 'AX 1 I ' 9: ,, Deluxe 2 eye It washer by Hotpoint. Pushbutton and other control, automatic fill, safety cut-of- f 14-fo- ot New on SaUl J K l A WESTERN IN TECHNICOLOR! CHRISTMAS SCRIP BOOKS , SCOOP LITTLE RED SCHOOL HOUSE TOLEDO, Ohio (UP) Herbert Watson was arrested for colliding with; an automobile. Police said Watson, 23, ignored a red light Whjile running for a bus and bumped into a car, smashing the windshield ready." toyland THINK h I PfiDESTRAIN paper to prepare their presents for shipment. With excitement at fever pitch in their classroom, the children were able to wrap and mail their surprise boxes this week. Along with them went a wish from the heart of each giver that "our Navajo friends will have as much fun opening their presents as we have had in getting them toe tat tit KEYWORD ROOK Venice Tall Man Riding, with Mrs. Lois Stewart of Spanish Fork entertained the ABC Club Randolph Scott. last week. Those winning prizes WITH dig PIT SPANISH FORK Arch Tea and Sympathy, with The variety club was guest of Deborah Kerr. , Mrs. Carol Ashby recently. Games were played and prizes PAYSON luish these Wilder Years, and won by Norma Jean Aitken, Joai The Amazon NEPIH pollyanka india camelot monopoly five Wise birds PLEASANT GROVE Mrs. . Bernice Woofihdcn, Mrsi Gjrove The Gamma People, and !. Addie Payne and Mrs. Mary "IM4" I 1 -- sorry Royal Toy Tiger, and Francis Gaynol and Deanna Peay of in lje Haunted House. Springville spent the weekend AMERICAN FORK with their grandmother, Mrs. Cj'ral The Best Things in Life Peay. Are Free, vith Dan Dailey. Atu)ffiratisilfo nELP Police TOLEDO, Ohio (UP) raced to the scene when a spiechanical Santa Claua began to cry for. help. Inside, they found a Toledo University student who had been locked in by cla&smate. CHECK LIST4 LEtll Caras and June Bartholomew. I - UohwTA Nu TOGETHER. Cha-Cha-C- 1 VKr each-patien- . v- . promotes; scholarship, lci dership and research in home Mrs. Electa Zecman gate a birthday party for her daughter Coleen, who was nine years old. The children enjoyed games and Spelricer Tracy refreshments, f .nu Into Home Ec Unit iCirS: i WITH TRADE I OPEN s FOR THE FAMILY TO PLAY ' Monday Dec, 17 PR0VO Academy 7th Calvary, also Boom. Paramount The Mountain, with 1l Provo Coed Initiated Ethel Lee Jewel, daughter of C C. Jewell, Provo, has been initiated into Omicron Nu, national home economics schalastic honorary at Iowa State College. Miss Jewell is a senior at Iowa State College. To be eligible for membership In thej organization, students must have; an academic average of 3.1 or higher. Omi-cro- n' s Plavina At the Movies Kida 20 5 the:-men'- teachers GIVE SCRIP TICKET BOOKS for XMAS! ON SALE NOW! . 'j I Stouts of Den 4, Pack: 3173, entertained patients of ward at the State Hospital : Friday night with an accordion solo and the singing of Christ mas carols, and presented t with a nut cup favor. Scouts participating were Jimmy fillis, Donald Gladden, Craig and Kent forward, Gary Eklns, Philip Groesbeck, Larry Hill and Ray and Jay Hill. They wert accompanied by Den Chief Richard Udell, .ScoUt Commissioner Erwln Harward, and den mothers Lois Harward, "Minnie Hill ii! and Ruby Larsen. (f r it? . :1S Open Dally f' Cb The Christmas has brought tragedy to a Utah County family of seven children. Their mother is missing, and their father, legally separated from the mother!, has left for another state. Children were placed in foster homes by the welfare , department. The sheriff's office is checking to learn if the moth er, who had been very depressed, might have gone to visit relatives. Iivoli-r-Worl- re- Wednesday the Mapleton P.hr.A. 1 1947. in the YWMIA. met at the Mapleton schoor 3 Marion Joseph Rasmussen has lied applica- tion to become! an Amieri- can citizen. Although borii in Provo, Utah, Jan. 12, 1&4, Mr. Ras mussen lost hjs American citizenship when he filed claims for a Canadian homestead, explains Utah Coujnty Clerk Warren Kirk. Mr. Rasmussen returned to United States July 14, Provo-bor- n lire Louise' Boyack, Millie By REGENE PEAY The Benjamin Herbert and Ruth Stewart. BENJAMIN Stewart Camp, Daughters of Utah Pioneers, held its Christmas party in honor of Dan party at the Relief Society room Dedricksen was held in the last week;. Special Interest Class of the Catherine Blanchard, vice ward, where Melba Hone was in captain, was in charge of the charge. Mr. Dedricksen, a reevent. The Relief Society chorus turned missionary of Spanish entertained with songs and a Fork has given the lessons in Christmas reading was given by the class for the past) seven Mrs. Addie Payne. The lesson weeks. He was presented a book was given by Mrs. Regene Peay. in Appreciation by the class. The hostesses, Mrs. Winnie Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Shepherd of Hawkins, Mrs. Maud Ludlow, Mrs. Lucile Huff, Mrs. Virge Parson and Mr. and Mrs. Ariynn Hone, Mrs. Vida Tippets and Hone celebrated their wedding Mrs. Dorothy Hawkins served a anniversaries recently. They entray luncheon to 35 members. joyed dinner at Provo, where Gifts ' were exchanged. they were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Losser of Payi Primary Association officers soni; held a joint and and social Christmas preparation at the home of Mrs. Catherine Blanchard. Mrs. Enda Wride gave the lesson. Refreshments were served and Christmas gifts were exchanged. For This Family a I! - |