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Show 4 FAMISH HE SPANISH FORK, UTAH, THURSDAY, JUNE Cth, 1929 VOLUME XXVIII Cydc Edmunds Meeting to Discuss Discusses Poultry the Whitetop Menace Hardan IWnnlon. comralaaloner of agrlroltura and other stata officer and members of th Utah County rommlMlon will be present at meeting at lb City lavlllon Mon day tvcDlni June I Otb. for Iba purpose of d tsetse I ng i bo whlio top problem. II appears that (bar la a move- ment oo foot to quarantine all grant and bay grown In thAa aoctlon, be causa of the prevalence of white top. All farmera abould be out. aa tbe matter la of vital Importance to ery one of them. ev- for Kent four Room llouae. Alao two. three, or five rooma In Xprlogvllle. Inquire Jane 0. Ilodglua. Tbe 411 Club glrla will have lhir eewlng rlaea at 2 o'clock Monday and tbe home management cloaa at S o'clock Wednesday at the Tburber S bool. Mr. Nancy Alexander and daugh ter Anna, went to Crovo yeaterday to attend the graduating exercises of tbe li. Y. If. I'ayton Holt, their aon and brother, waa a member of the rlun. Raymond Wrlde, II, aon of Thom-- a and Kuactla Wrlde, died at tbe family residence at Benjamin Tuea day. The youth waa a etudent at the Kpanhtli Fork Junior High School, lie la aurvlved by bia parent and the following brothera and alatera: Denali R.. Francia and Donald Wrlde. Mr. Martha Carter and Prudence Wrlde. all of Benjamin, and Mr. Reva Clayaon of Aberdeen. Idaho. lea M Ardell Ludlow and Hope Bingham will leave the latter part of thle week ror the V. T. Ranch at the (Jrand Canyon, where they will be employed t'urlng tbe anmmer. Four other atudents from the B. Y. I, are leaving for the aame place lo Mlaa Bingham apend the auramer. will return home about the l$th of AugUKt. having accepted a poaltion aa teacher In the Junior high achool at Ogden. Mis Lola Bradford was hostess to he On Wentslan club last Saiurday. A splendid program was - enjoyed, f. J- - Faux gave a review of the opera "Klgeletlo. and used phonograph record to Illustrate. A luncheon was served to the club members and the following special guests: Mrs. R. D. Gardner. Mr. aud Mrs. Faux and Mrs. Wendell Bradford, the latter of Proto. The hostess was assisted fn serving by Irma. her mother and her iss-le- r, Clyde T. Old Folks Outing It' Ll Next Wednesday- A - DEES AW MtN-T- TKEtS So ft lh l.'nder the auspices of the U. A. C. exeusion division aud the direction of Mrs. Effle Barrows. sUte supervisor of the home economics department. W. J. Thayne. Utah County agent and Mrs. Einar Christensen, local director, a home demonstration was rondma-- d Wednesday. Members of the stake board and the various Relief Societies gathered at the City park at 2 o'clock, then made an auto tour to the following homes where redecorating had been done and interior decorating and color schemes were observed: Mrs. Effle Bearnson; then to tbe home of Mra. Eliza Johnson where remodeling and decorating bad 'Jecn exemplified. They next went to tbe home of Mrs. Joseph Hughes where an example of upstairs decorating and bath room decorating was demonstrated. The final home visited was that of Mrs. P. J. Bradford. where considerable remodeling and decorating had been accomplished exemplifying kitchen Improvement. The party returned to their homes having spent a profitable afternoon. There were about 100 ladies and some gentlemen making the ce Gum-Dipp- ed ser-vicc- 500-mi- e. le Gum-Dippe- life-save- r! coast-to-coa- Gum-Dippe- Gum-Dippe- st F. rk, on Juuw 12ib: The fcMlYlile will begin at th Heron d ward church at 10:30 a. m.; and aitl close at II noon. Linnet will be served at th Us. la til Gar delta from 12 noon to 2 p. in. Tbit time from 2 to 4 p. m. alii ba en joyed by the aged In auclal band hake and alo amusements suitable to the occasion. During this period' the William nine all) gtva a half? hour of music. At 4 p. m. they will ryaHKcmbld at ths pavilion and re- -' fresh menta will again be served until ft: So. At ft:3t) dieinlNal will bo bad and t ho aged will bo returned to Awi AW-ETalR- A.:- -' INSPECTION TOl'It MADE OF KIMMSII FORK HOMES - Th annual outing of the aged of Palmyra Slake will ha hold at Span HA PAY EH. -' visiting the beautiful model home Just completed, and other Motorists been quick to rescharming and beautiful homes. Sev- pond to the have substantial price reduceral other relatives or Mr. Marcu-sen- s tions announced by the Smith Auto father were present. Company of Spanish Fork in the MOVIE STAR PLAYS MOVIE STAR great Spring Sale now under full The sale is attracting wide WHO ISNT A MOVIE STAR sway. attention among local motorists because of the exceptionally low prices Two Weeks Off," the latest Doro- feaured, and the Firestone Dealer is being kept busy equipping the. cars thy Mackaill- - Jack Mulhall is one of the moet hilar- with the famous Fireious and Ingenious fan films in which stones and the Firestone Oldfields. There is nothing that takes away the popular couple has ever appeared It Is coming to the Angelus Theatre more from the pleasure of motoring Friday, June 7th and then the local than the fear of possible tire trouble friends of Miss Mackaill and Mulhall says LeGrande Smith. "We are putwill be able to see their favorite in ting on this sale, right at the beginwhat is by long odds their biggest ning of the real motoring season, to success. Deservedly so, for the play make it possible for motorists to obis by Kenyon Nicholson, author of tain new tires at the lowest possible The Barker, and it is filled with cost, and enjoy trouble-fre- e tire everything that goes to make entertainment! The records held y Firestone Gum Imagine for instance, Mulhall as a Dipped Tires, which are featured in1 plumber who is mistaken for a movie the Sale, are unequalled by any other actor, and has to pretend to be one! automotive product, says the local .His inside Interpretation of a mov- Firestone dealer. ie actor is a comedy masterpiece, acrace Every international at Indianapolis and every national cording to one reviewer. Two Weeks Off deals with a shop championship race for the last five girl's vacation, and into it is cram- years, and the worlds speed record med every fun possibility, feast for of 207.5 miles per hour have been tired eyes, and stimulant for the ro- won by Firestone d tires. mantic imagination, from marathon The endurance record of 30,000 dances at a beach resort to a fight miles in 26.326 minutes at Atlantic between our hero and a beach City by Studebaker President Eights was made on Firestones. All speed records were smashed CARD OF THANKS d when Firestone tires Mrs. Eugene Markham and Mrs. carried a Studebaker car from .New H. M. Markham desier to express York to San Francisco in 77 hours, their heartfelt gratitude to the many 40 minutes. ' friends who so generously assisted Equally as impressive were the them with words of sympathy and mileage records established by Fireacts of kindness during their sad be- stone d tires for passenreavement in the death of their hus- ger car owners and truck operators. band and son, Eugene Markham. The Firestone dealer declares all tires on sale are of fresh stock from Two Rooms for Rent See Mrs. the great western Firestone factory Lucy Marcusen. at Los Ahgeles, most modern tire manufacturing plant. Would exchange milch cow for a work horse. Wm. good Now ready at. SPRING FRIERS Harwood, , H. J. Mortensons. Le-la- jj. tw Albert of the Utah Poultry Producera waa the apeaker a tbe Roclub meeting held Monday at tary noon at the Darling Hotel. Mr. Edtnund outlined the remarkable de--f velopment of the poultry business In, I'tah elnra the organisation of the aaaoclatPm, and atated that th buxine ha etablihed Itelf on a Arm financial tooling and la ahowlng a rapid rrowth each year.j He made the aertion that with pro--j per care each hen would net lie own-- i er abount 11.50 per year, and that' It would coat on the average about1 11. CO per ben to build coopa and pro- vide the ben. either from day old; chick or by buying pulleta. He also afl that there la very little danger! of the Kiuliry producta market being, over supplied aa the producta of the I'tah association had alwaya been easily aold on any market, and ua uaily commanded a premium. He; advanced the opinion that the greatest need of poultrymen today waa rare In keeping their placea sanitary and careful feeding and grading to alwaya command the highest price on the market. Mr. Kdmund stated that the association waa planning to locate another feed distributing alation and grading plant In thla district, and the locality would gel It which could prove to be the liest locution aa i , center. President Loren A. Andenoyi pre aided at tbe meeting and appointed committee, consisting of Bishop KlUha Warner. Sherman McUafry and Joaeph Hanson to make a survey of Spanelh Fork to determine the number of chickens here and the possibility of further expansion In the business. by comedy-roman- fill Over the Map - j Edmund, general manager All the members of the Marcuseu family except one brother and one aister, who were unable to be present. were entertained Sunday, June 2nd at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Marcusen of Salt Lake City, the occasion being the birthday anniversary of Mr. Marcusen. The new home in Yale district was beautifully decorated with spring flowers. The centerpiece of the table was a rustic basket filled with the exact number tour. of flowers representing Mr. Marcus-en- s years. After enjojying a boun- FIRESTONE TIRES HAVE teous feast, the guests were enterMADE REMARKABLE RECORDS tained NUMBER 23 Uieftr homes. . The official ago for tba guest o(' honor la placed at seventy years. In addition to tba regular guests member of tbe Stake presidency,, take clerk, slake High Council, the take clerk and stake chorister, ward'. aud clerk, members of Bishopric former HIshopriea and ministers tho Gospel and their partner ar Invited guest and should Le visited by the ward committees aud fnvlted tq participate In tho activities of the occuslou. ' , Joseph F. Skinner, formerly' chor-- j later of tbe First ward choir, waw given a pleasant party by tbe members of tbe choir and their partners Saturday night at the First ward chapel. A program waa given under tbe direction of Mrs. Annie Hayward which Included community alnglng; dramatic reading of a three act play, MU Eunice Bird of Provo; violin solo, Eugeue Jacobsen; vocal aoloa, J. F. Skinner. Mr. Skinner was pre-- f sealed with a beautiful ring aa a toy ken of esteem from hla associate fn-the choir. At tbe close of tbe pro-- ', gram a luncheon waa served to 100 r. , . - A guest. Testimonial Held Lewis Beck Dies After IxOng Illness for Ed. M. Rowe at Jordan Narrows Visit Guard Camp I , CELEBRATION RECALLS BIRTH OF GREAT POLITICAL PARTY; Recently there was celebrated the Mayor and Mrs. John E. Booth and Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Hagan visited the National Guard camp at Jordan Narrows Wednesday morning and report all the local boys enjoying the encampment and ranking very high with the other batteries' of the regiment. Our Battery C stands a good chance this year to win the trophy for the best battery. The boys won their first hall game Tuesday evening. One day next week will be the annual Spanish Fork day at the camp and all citfcens are invited to attend. Watch for the announcement. During the afternoon, Mayor Booth Dr. Hagan and their wives attended the Poultry Day celebration at Draper. where they enjoyed the hospitality of the poultry community and visited the modern poultry farms and egg plants. Truck Hauling son, Phone See Frank John- 135-J-- l. Mrs. Lee Dart spent Monday visiting her mother, Mrs. Lydia Moore at Spring Lake. testimonial In honor of Ed. M Rowe, former member of the Palmyra Stake Presidency, waa held last Friday evening at the Escalante Gardens.' Those present were the officers of the stake, the ward Bishoprics and a few intimate friends of Mr. Rowe, and the partners of those above mentioned. The early part of the evening was devoted to games under the direction of the Stake M. I. A. boards, after which refreshments were served by the Stake Relief Society board. A short program was then given under the direction of the Stake Presidency, with President Henry A. Gardner as master of ceremonies. Brief remarks were made by Dr. Joseph Hughes, Henry Sabin, Bishop Ralph D. Morgan, D. A Mr. and Mrs. James Sorenson Jr., Mrs. Harrie Rose and daughter, Katherine, Miss Mary Sorenson and Mrs. Effie Dart were Provo visitors last Saturday. Robert Chappie left Sunday for Soldier Summitt, where he has a contract for cement work. Preivous to his leaving, he was given a farewell dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Dart. Covers were laid for six. Patriarch George Robertson of spent Memorial Day here. Mr. Robertson was formerly sexton of the Spanish Fork cemetery, but left here in the year 1901, and moved to Idaho. He spent Friday here shaking hands with old friends. Garfield BOYS IN AUTOMOBILE KILL AVORK HORSE SUNDAY EVENING Desmond Geslison and William Johnson of Spanish Fork sustained several severe cuts on the head and nose, respectively, a horse belonging to Ford Gardner of Salem was killed, and two automobiles were badly damaged in a double accident on the highway about two miles north of Salem Sunday evening. The horse came out of a lane just in time to be struck by the Johnson car, in which Geslison was a passenger. The autdmobile knocked the animal across the road and In front of a car driven by A. W. Carter, in which Mrs. Carter and Mr. and Mrs. Millard Beck were riding. The front axle of the Carter car was bent. Deputy Sheriff J. G. McKell and Melvin Snow of the Spanish Fork police force investigated and shot the horse, its leg being broken. The injured youths were treated by Dr. J. W. Hagan, " Blat-kfoo- B. Bowen, Davfd T. Lewis, Wallace W. Brockbank, President Wells T. Brockbank, President G. Ray Hales and President Gardner, who concluded by presenting tbe guest of honor set of with a beautiful leather-boun- d the standard works of the church. President Rowe responded with a neatly worded speech of acceptance. Mrs. Rowe was also called upon for a few remarks. sionary assignments for Sunday, June 9th: Francis A. Hanks Lake Shore See for Sale and Lynn Hanks. James P. Christensen Leland Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lloyd of Malta, and Frank Edmunds. Idaho, are visiting in this city at the Roger W. Creer and Palmyra home of Mrs. Nora Corbett. Bishop George E. Kingsford. Salem Archie Francis and Thos. Miss Ruth Evans left for Los An- L. oud. Jos. Hughes Spanish Fork First geles Friday to spend the summer with her sister, Mrs. S. M. Zeigler. and David Firmage. Albert Spanish Fork Second Mrs. Floyd Ludlow entertained her Swenson and David Williams. J. Victor mother, Mrs. John Schoenfield of Spanish Fork Third Payson as her house guest last week- Leifson and John Wainwright. Spanish Fork Fourth Bishop end. Erastus Hansen and Bishop Wm. C. Mr. and Mrs. John Williams an- Beckstrom. S. H. Spanish Fork Fifth Ward nounce the marriage of their daughter, Erma, to Elmer Ivie of Provo, Cornaby and David W. Davis. the marriage took place last Wed4 room home, partly For Rent nesday at Provo. Several parties are planned for the bride, who Is a pop- modern. See Wm. Grotegut. ular member of the young social set Sealed bids will be received by and an accomplished singer. The B. McKell, secretary, for stackHenry home will their make couple young pea ing silage at the River Bottom Provo. at and Factory vlners. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Evans and The Legion Rifle Club have decided daughter, Thelma, of Price, motored to move their range to a place that here last Wednesday to spend Deco- will be easy to to in a car. All ration day. They were guests Wed- interested pleasegetcome out Sunday Alma Mrs. Mr. of and nesday night morning at 10 oclock at the old Hansen of Provo. Mrs. J. B. Evans range. Lets shoot all summer. accompanied them. They motored to Salt Lake Friday and spent the day. Headed by Commissioner of AgriSunday evening they attended the B. culture Harden Bennion, a commitY. U. exercises at Provo, their son, tee consisting of Agent W. J. John, and daughter, Jennie, being Thayne, District County H. V. Inspector students there. Dr. and Mrs. Wells Swenson, Grover Clyde and Eli J. T. Brockbank, Mrs. J. B. Evans and Clayson, president of the Utah counMrs Jennie Dart were also fn attendbureau, waited on the Utah ance at the Sunday night exercises. ty farm commissioners Monday in reMiss Donna Hansen of Provo, daugh- countyto the weed gard for the program Mr. C. and Mrs. Alma Hansen, ter of formerly of this city, receives her county. Upon the reoemmendation of ComShe is a B. S. degree this year. missioner A. O. Smoot, seconded by B. Mrs. Evans. of J. granddaughter Charles H. White, it Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Evans returned Commissioner was decided that the matter of selto Price Tuesday. ecting sections upon which demonSPRING FRIERS -- Now ready at strations are to be conducted would be left to the choice of the crop pest H. J. Mortensons. inspectors, together with the county Good building lot in First Ward agent, farm bureau officials and the state agriculture officials. See John B. Jex. for Sale Miss Annie James, who underwent an operation last Wednesday for siDairy and Home nus trouble, is sufficiently recovered Lyman Losee. to return to Salt Lake and resume her studies at the business college. Lewis Berk, son of Isaac Beck of 75th anniversary of the founding ot party and, thereby Leland, died Tuesday afternoon at the Republican that Is, his home after an illness of many hang a "tale of two citfee of two of tale the is it the rivalry troumonths from a complication of known of honor the for cities being bles. He was born at Leland. May of the Republican 18, 1906, and had alwaya made his m the birthplace and one home there. About five weeks ago party." One Is In Wisconsin seems to his mother was accidently killed by is in Michigan and each title. to claim the a have' good ft a strawstack caving in on her. He But this is a case of honor enough survived by his father and the folfor both cities had an imlowing brothers and sisters: Mrs. for all" Amos Whitehead, Provo; Isaac L. portant part in bringingwasinto being destined party which Berk, Salt Lake; Mrs. Andy Clark of a political of affairs the influence to greatly Los Angeles, California; Mrs. Dentil of the politiWrlde, Benjamin; Miss Stella Beck, this nation. The story out of which that party Preston, Idaho; Mrs. Alvin Gardner, cal condition one and if you an is Interesting grew of Lorin J. Beck, Idaho; feature Illustrated to the will turn Limhl, Idaho: Mrs. Aance Gividin, G. O. P. Celebrates Its 75th Mapleton; DeMar Beck, Dillon, Mon- article Birthday, by Elmo Scott Watson, tana; Reed, Pearl and LaVern Beck, in this Issue of The Press, you can all of Leland. what that story was. learn of Geneva He marrfed Harrlng surProvo two years ago. She also A wrist watch. Owner Found vives him. may have same by describing at 553 No. 2nd East. Leo Moore. HOME MISSIONARIES NAMED FOB NEXT SUNDAY, JUNE 0 MAKING FACTORY COLLEGLATE CREATES MESS OF TROUBLE Following is a list of the home mis- -- - -- Jean Hersholt and George Sidney, two of the greatest character actors on the screen today, are well teamed Give and in the comedy drama, Take, which comes to the Angelus Theatre on Wednesday and Thursday, June 12th and 13th. The story deals with John Bauer, owner of a fruit canning factory, who waits with,; eagerness his sons return from col- -' lege so as to make him a member of the firm. Young Jack arrives in due-timand tries to install a system ; giving the workers a share in the! profits of the factory. He calls it the Give and Take plan. The new . regime Includes singing hours for the employees, and other innovations There is aConstitution which gives titles to the various employees' under the new system. When the time comes to share the debts of the factory, trouble arises. Jeau Hersholt, as manager of the factory, as always,, gives a perfect: characterization. George Sidney has? a new set of laughs for each turn of the reel. Sharon Lynn and George? Lewis are extremely well east a3 the young people who had been engaged--t- o be married until they , disagree over the best method of running the 4 factory. The picture is based on the well-'- s known stage play of the same name3 ? by Aaron Hoffman. Two good milch cows for sale. B. Taylor, Salem. D p See-Angu- WEATHER REPORT hA Or 5 A A a jq B p CD pe 01 -- s a0 pr 0 H 2 0 0 J A ipj A Clear Clear Clear P. 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