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Show Friday. May 21, 1037 I.OGAN. CACHE rouN'TY. UTAH CACI1I-- : AM ICR 1 CAN ti iM Uai.iili Hur,-i.'- ., Brown, Do l, U.uiuht Jails liiiby L. :.h Canton, Chrrrir-fcionVca C.uik, Liw.n' C a., i.l M.rloiiCriaikiton. Kin!-- , i lia1 !l I.:: Jil.n .ir IVn-m- i A'l i" Kkiuv CIwi? , ID waul Caldir, Coronation Car-dil- , AA r. CL1SS AT US. j f Gone With the Wild", by two swam; Jay Bankhead and Mr. and Mn ibma Kent, was given bv Jm Maughu i, Roman guaids Ir W O piano. The cau.lng song S1mr. Cljrwens...; A MV ml hour ...I (..met. tv lht ,(,:!, .n; j,raVl r bv wile Mn(!,iv ,Mrs . - cne of t ;,a Historys Greatest Pageant ml Dahla hava - . s, vi i .. i a uvt.v Darlev e ! ; sot.g. "I Am thildun, Happv" bv Mi- - The bvl Ladu-- s - W 'dnesd.iv M. Llteraty club met at the home of Mrs. J. Jane B intio- Lunctnon wJl J'ttf; Gaitx.l, B titml t and a pnimn enjoyed, ti.i'.f', with jxmips lx1- li :ii Guidon, Kciih be1 J,'Th Pcwa t of Teton. Idaho, lollows. Gulimii.ibuii. l;.y Haul J, H-niikct dance. ..mile mip ts visiting hi Chirkston. !nt lhill, LuIih-- UaitHin. Iliad-dMr and Mis John R. Alidrt-llaiaata. Godfrey, violin solo, Alvin U islam: .song. 8,'d Morns Godfrey went to Salt Wlhuid Hatch, M. M Hoi-- , iia "I Lake Have a Garden" by child en; m-- s, City on Wednesday, Earn'il Drartsun, Trail Builde't"; ne-- dance song, JulaiMMi, tlviiiidchn JolaiMin, butte! fly dance, swallow diner.' Harmon Juhiwm. t in aid Jom-i.- j k t met 'crocus dance; remarks bv Stake AugiiMa Grant Judd. M. Ted - I K Thur-d.iafternoon at the home President Mrs. Hutton; .song. for Graduation ren- Leonard Kra i, Murar-- t kg- j of Mis. Mvia Peikuis tn honor of Chtldiens Service", bv 'children;' Ur. Vernon Kunz, Miry Leonard. at the CoIIene Studtheir motliers. Twelve members piayer Bishop Bankhead. Dancing Merlin Lund. Rulon McCarrcy, and four guests were and refreshments were ents From the Various He belt Mthtjou. Irving Moore, Lo- en loved V Piesident Muuenta Joy was In' during the remainder of me ev- 4T ' Murdork. Vltgtnla Noel. Joeli Departments charge. The following program was'enlng. F. Peter seph C. Osmond. two ducl.s Mrs Olive Jones Mrs Han son. Phoebe Marian Peterson, Willlau,son entf..i given, Poppleton; two readings ulllrd Sunday In honor of her Iyllovinjr is a list of theS Grant H. Rediord, Wod tow Rlg- olo' if ian?i ie ?n U7 bJ- - Steve Rushforth, Kent Ryan. !i !,Bean Badwln; poem. Edna Bas- - daughter Tris. who was five years from which they Will )W A blnh(j Dorothy Sharratl, Churls Rich fkp mUh ()vp f graduated. Lots Per:. candle, centered the luncheon ta- ;Ullcl Smalley. Evelyn Shepherd. ' kitts. mothers played Bingo bt, School of Engineering OBmeB Jane Smith, Evelvn Sinythe, Far- mwe enJ( d bv -Pr s were awarded to Mrs. Bar s. : Charles L. Alley. Jo.eph Wesley j re 11 Sponcer, Faye Preston nd h(.ron B j bara Hall and Mrs. Jane Archl-,- y d c-tfr. W. Theron M. Ashcroft. Frank Stevens. Olrol and StWIa Brad. bald. A two course lunch was serv neth Bach. Lloyd Burgin. Clifton ' Swlnyard, Jack Taylor. Blaine Royal and Lyle , . shaw, Madeline, London. England's coronation procession, balled by (.004,004 onlookers as the world's greatest show, as It 'ed. L. Chatterley, John Gilbert Cox.1 Thatcher, Elliott Thornley. Glen Mane and Mar,,,. Blft Mrs. of Victoria remembiance. lh 8 fountain on to the Wewtmlnater passed way Abbey. The royal coaeb. bearing the king and queen, la n B Wayne D. Griddle. Dee Fraugh-tao- Tout. Louis Turley. Don Carlo EurI Mur Mr, Edna Thorpe will be hostess to Afton XntcmAUoQAl Nrvts Radkpphoto, Lucius Hale. William Hei'.z, Van Dyke, Mildred Wakley. Ralph ill the for?(round IN SALT LAKE CITY Mrs Gretta the club at their meeting on May Mrs Marcha William Carter Jensen. Maurice J. C. Wakley, LeMoyne Walts, GorWllliamson. Bonnle 27 at. the home of her mother, Jones, Leonard Jorgensen, Grover don Scovtlle Wright. and Betty Rcs.se and Jay A Hotel of hospitality Mrs. Alex Archibald. Marvin Litz, Gordon 8. Olsen, Linliamson. Arta and Science and Refinement The Ladles Junior Literary club coln Ornte, N. Revter Palmer. RayMrs. Howard Jones entertained David E. Allen, George Bailey, met Tuesday evening at the home at a mond F. Payne. RaryT Lee Roberts, quilting Wednesday evening Herald C. Benmon, James C. HOTEL cf Mrs. Ileber D. Maughan. Pres. Lunch was served to Mesdames Carrol Austin Seager. Wendell H. John Bowen, Lynn Brady, was Mrs. in M. Anna Parkinson, Thitrher. Cecil A Smith, Lynn Veda Le1 Alberta Larsen, Smith, Cardon, Genevieve Thomas, Emery Hyde Wllles, Pauli MargaretFrank E'razier. Vera Chadcharge of the social hour during' ir"siii!cei"vV "st Wtllmore. .which Mrs. Sara Biown read a1 3 wick. Helen James Christensen. School of Education jbitef sketch of the life of Alice Sensible Prices For Conrady, Clifton Davis, Marguerite Palmer. Luncheon was 4 tTeeman Robert J. Forsgren Anderson, Do-f William Fonnesbetk, 1'iahm, j one twelve and members to served Baker, Ruth Bankhead, N. Reese Rooms and Food JI Hen Granger, rothy Gardner, Builen, Robert E. Bunker, Thalnj Archie j guest. Harold I. Hansen, Griggs, K. Cost ley, Carlisle. Margaret The Ladks Lltciary club held Leonard Wlibur. Paul Haian.cs, Mary Dailey their annual .summer outing on!0-- I Denting, Ivanowna Harris, Cotrad B. Horn van, Ro-- I Goff. Phyllis Anderson Goodey, Monday afternoon. Mary J. ParBuilen Harrison, Hazel belt On Clarkston Thursdav ViDallas Greener, Preale Griffith, evening ker, chairman, was In charge. The Victor Maurice lla:ch, PTA and the school children ola Hammond, Ruth Harding, Elmembcis met at the home K. Hill. Elinor Hodgson. Mary Clarkston entertained In honor don Hiuck, Afton Hojae HenderMis. W. O. Christenson where the 8 school teachers living in son. Keith Howell. Slymar Grene Spuker Jacobs, M, urine Jacobsen, ho. ti.'s reviewed part two of the Norma Jenkins, Rue Jensen, VerClarkston. Pres. Ella Loo.-lwas Afton Leola Johnson. With the Wind. txxik. Jessop, "Gone Alnal Josephson. Hellen Kinney, in charge of a musical program. and Johnson, Viola L. Jones, Rose Man- exander Good Food Is Good out door which After games Levi, Elizabeth Lowe, Raya lovely luncheon were enjoyed at Bishop John Ravsten gave a short ning. Dona Marble, Walker W. Mc- mond N. Malouf, Milton Health Mangum, Alister, Lincoln McClellan. Edith Cleo McCracken. Donald Grower the city park. Fifteen members history of the Clarkston school New Linen New Silver and Its teachers. As a token ofj L. Merrill, Velma Dee Mortensen were present. Merrill. Heber Kimball Merrill, a book was presented to Spic and Span Dishes Helen Palmer, Newey, Eugene Fatrell Darley, who has sjent respect Louise Mitchell, Merthyr L. May Sensible Prices Excellent Mrs. Annie Larson Clark, a ho beFrank Paiker. Phyllis Paulsen, C. In D. the past year Norma Washington Service ln 1890. gan teaching Bernice J. Pearson, Eldora Peter- Miner, Margaret Moigan, Richard came home the first part of the John Nelson, Mrs. son, Lorin Martin Peterson. Jay Nalder, Cora Mattie Page Godfrey, week to visit relatives and friends. Arnold Pechstein, Afton Pe100-cLouis Norman Pauli, Burson Goodey, Pond. Barson Roberts, Sylvia parage in connecEdwin L. Peterson, Dorothy M s. P. M. Williamson ters, Mr. and Abbie Scholles Godfrey, Smith, Cluff Snow, Dale Steed, tion. Buttars, FREE parking space Pond, Maon Pulley, Albert Quist, spent the week end at Idaho Falls Melba Allen Thompson. William Wade. Mary Pefor cars. Lorenzo Rich, Eleanor of Miss Larue Williamson Roberts, guests terson W. Hulda Thompson, School of Home Economies Dale Evans Roe. Richard Ross. Wiland at Rigbv, guests of Mr. and Nell H. Dahle, Sarah Thompson, Chrysta Allen, Chloe Olive An- liam Rowley, Gwyneth Shumway, Catering to permanent and Williamson. Howard Mis. Heggie, Mary Anderson Buttars, derson, Naomi LaPriel Anderson, Thelma Fay William transient guests. Skanchy, Mrs. Howard Jones and daughter P. Malburg, Susste Buttars, Naomi Bartschi, Mildred H. Bon- Skidmore, London. Mounted on prancing chargers la gorgeous trappings, the foremost noble of all the British em- - Elaine, who spent four days at Joseph Doothy ELsie Smith, Webb, Mrs. Gvtennie Mer- Evelyn ham, Arola Bott, Zont M. Brunt, Cole Sorenson, George Spillman, Close to the City, Yet Out I.aiernahonal News Radiophoto. pire, garbed in colorful uniforms, ride to the coronation of their monarch, Price with the South Cache band i ill and Barson Goodey. Veda Buttors, Hazel Chapin, Kenneth Stewart, C. Neldon Stock-- ( of Mr. and Mrs. L. were of the Noise guests S. Peter Barson Corspent Cook, Miriam Alberta Saturday ing, Glenn Taylor, John Seth Tay- R. Fulmer. M s. Fulmer was in Preston. visiting Cox, Rebecca lor, Dale Tolman, ey, Beth Thorley C. O. CAUSTENSEN, Gen. Mgr. Ralph Tolman, Normal Diplomas Stoddard of Dewey H. Griffin Is spending a Thygcscn. Beth Tooison, Vngil bates (a Mothers", Mrs. Mildred metly Mjss Shaw Darley, Virgmla Bingham Dwayne Ward. Phyliss Irene Ward-leigWellivillefew days ln California. Waidton. Maty Gay Wang gard, AIvord.Marian Janet Baiker. Melva D. Elder, Ethel Dawn Eliason, Elva Mls Jessie II re, pcn Roland Warner, Anna Laura WWuhoi.se. B egger. Edt.h Emma Brown, Eva Mar' Lucl Cecelia Felt, Beth Galley, Hannah Woodland, J. Bishop and Mrs. E. H. Bankhead rs Llewellyn Young. three eamng. 'and Mr. and Mrs. Heber H. Bank. Ells Brown, Hilma June Bryan. Gale age Gardner, LaRetta GibMiller of Mmme School of Agriculture Hyrum. Eighteen head James Wesley Christensen, Roberbons, Beth Gillespie, Ruth Emma spenl Tuesday at Ogden on mothers were present and each1 Business. Willis Clair Reid J. ta Cutler, Afton Geneva Garrett. Acord, Helen Hanks, Evelyn Hayward, were p.esented with a rose tre The Wellsville Second ward Boyd Reita Georgeson, Ruth Mae Gio- Jackson, Jean Kendall, Ruth Ka- Adams, Dale H. Bennion, lovely hot lunch was enjoyed Hall Grant Bird, Virgil Berry, Helen May festival ary held their Linnbach, June jham Maughan, Ramona Griffiths Hm thryn .. mem-'the and "Others twenty by Time at the reCreation Zaida Poppleton Maughan, Joyce Odele Boam, Allen C. Bowen, Ray Evelyn Irving, Joseph W. Ken- wl11 Thursmeet cu Wellsville The Madra club held t?rs' Tle President ball Monday evening. McKennoe, Mabel Mtchaelis, Su- Bingham Broadbent, Louis P. Bry-ne- r, nington, Veda Rebecca and Vida day. May 20. Melvin S. Burmingham, Eldon Marcon Lucas, Mrs. Stealing Jones was in charge. san Painter, Lois Peel, Alys Loila Audrey M. Martin, Motive, 's day Ftiday at the hom; Price, Mary Julia Reams, Florence Jones Callister, Bliss H. Crandall, Kathryn McKinnon, Annie Mor- - cf Mrs. Ruth Parker. Vice Presi- The Ladies Literary club met The ninety children marched In Lucy Rice, Dorothy Shurtliff, Cul- R. Rex Dailey, Jim L. Dizikes, rison, Mary Louise Myers, Naomi' d nt Mis. Grover Jones uas in Friday evening at the home of costume. Mrs. Rachel Bankhead Miss len Snow, Maxine Stocks, Nedra Lamar Engstrom, Walker Finlin-so- Nielsen, Beth Oyler, Barbara Ras- -j Mrs. Maud tepresented Mother Earth; Mrs. Floss Gunnell. Mae Joseph M. Flake, Zendall Mc- mussen, Eva Mae Sanders, Vir-- f charge' The following prog:am ttas Hendry, president, was in charge Amelia Williamson as Persethe Thomas, Stoddard, Rhoda Harriet Thorley, Lulu Udall, Flor- Kay Hale, Wayne Hansen, Lorin ginia L. Sperry, La Von Stanley, ?iven- violin and K'h'ar duet by 0f the following program. Solo.jmie; Grover Jones as Apolo rid- ence Ann Underwood, Helen Lois E. Harris, Eugene A. Hart, Louis Alice LaVina Thurmon, Hyium L. 'Crosby and Mattie Glenn; s. Marie Garrett; book report, ing in a beautiful chariot drawn Elbert Heaton, Glen Lyle Hudson, Westfall. Wendell DeWitt Johnson, Marian School of Forestry Robert John Jorgensen, Leland F. Allen, Wayne Allen, Jolly, Lloyd Joseph Astle, Jacob Berg. Kunkel, Grant Lamborn, Arland Herman Ernest Blaster, Max W. Alvin Larsen, Leon Claude Ernest Merrill Moriison, d Bridge, E. Vance Day, Floyd Dorius, Elvin Downs, Don M. Aaron G. Nelson, Marvin E. Olsen, -Hammond, John Paul Drummond, Otis L. Orson, M. Crawford R. Richard Ladawn Owen, Theron Orlo Gneaux, Homer J, .. Perkes, Gierisch, Woodyatt Owens, Orson Gessel, Ralph Kramer Lee Ray K. Peterson, Paul H. Pratt, Anderson McDowell Gray, Lloyd K. Griner, Marvin O. Hansen, Sher-- j Stuart H. Richards, L. Schnepel, man Hansen, Clark B. Hardy, Wm. Schlappi, Richard Bradford Hatch, Ernest Henderson, Stewart F. Shields, Carl B. Smith, WesRoyce Hermansen, William Hirst, Fredrick Williams Sorensen, Steffen, Arthur E. Holt, Max Jensen, Sam- ley D. Soulier, Hyrum uel Eldores Jorgenson, John F. Morris H. Taylor, Frank N. Terry, Theodore Kane, Henry L. Ketchie, Gerard James Perry Thorne, Farmers must make investments in J. Klomp, Fred Lavin, Clyde W. Thorson, Ariel T. Waite, Barker P. Ward. Ralph Thomas Low, Jessop Budge Low, land, homes, barns and farm impleDoyle Lund, Clyde R. Madsen, Jo. Ward, Charles W. Warnick, Geo. DalNewell F. MerWasden, Warnick, C. McCracken, Spencer seph ments of all kinds. i rill, Leo Mollinet, Blaine Morse, las White, J. Wallace Wintch, JoL. Yeates. Cleve Norris, Clifford Oviatt, Neil seph Welton Owen, Howard B. Passey, Masters Degree The most useful farm implement in Scott Budge Passey, Jack I. ReMerlin W. Allen, Alice V. Anderveal, Vernon Rich, Jay L, Sevy, son, Irma C. Bradford, Orson S. Eleo Weldon. Shepherd, Emery T. Sny- Cannon, Alma which he can invest is low-co- st George Condie, J. James Spilsbury, T. Evans, Joel E. Fletcher, Kathder, Bergeley Wayne Tribe, Douglas Wadsworth, ryn Skidmore FMnk, Ray D. Gartrie Service. Sylvia D. Warner, Elda M. Wat- ner, Farrell H. Gunnell Leah Hoson, Karl J. Wilkinson, A. G. Win-ke- l, gan Linn Hutchison, Ralph JenEverett C. Wood, Milton M. sen Jr., Glen B. Johnson, Lewis More and more farmers are looking Wright, Harold Marvin Wycoff. W. Jones, Leah P. Lillywhite, Clyde THE CONSPIRUG School of Commerce G. McCollock, Lowell Wv Nielsen, Primo speaks of upon such investment as one which James C. Aargard, Alexander George Piranian, William W. and EXTRA QttAUTJf COMFORT WHEN Mr.dependability here's Alehin, Ernest L. Anderson, Don- Jesse Woodland Reeder, Norman what he means ANP SMEr IT'S THE pays big dividends. engineering na Barton, Paul James Bingham, H. Simpson, Ross D. Watson. so fine that 84 of all Pontiacs ever built are still in daily use! mCEST "BARGAIN OF Thats what he got by spending 1 5c THE PAY more a day. Thats what every iD.h i, A.C. 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