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Show Tuesday, October 4, 1938 CACHE AMERICAN LOGAN. CACHE COUNTY. UTAn Fane Three Dutch mission and we have used the Idea constantly ever smce The President of the New England Mission Is Prof Carl P. Eyrmg ol the BYU. He was bom in Colon-i- a By EARLE FERRIS . By F. R. A, Diaz. o Harris leftboon after Pres. Prank the spl: it world and where he found inspiration for his (Continued from rage One) he was raised In St. George and "Josh Higgins of Ettichvllle" now ' for church information and tract has progressed to a professorship rated as one of radio's most popular series distribution. In the ten mtnutei in physics at the BYU. from . . , that tourists stop there twice a which he is on leave of absence He belongs to the Von "Dick Tracy," detective serial proBloomberg day many tracts could be given gram, has returned to the NBC-Re- d out to the ungodly and the hotel family of Saxe Botha. He is a network at S p. m., E. & T. The genial, kindly, tactful, hospitab! itself could be known as a Memauthor, George Lowther, is already mission president and holds open orial Hotel where every Utah boy one of toe most mysterious planning stories in modern radio. It deals and girl would be proud to work house for the young of the species with toe invisible man." far board and lov of the church every Sunday night. The Mission at least a few weeks of his life House occupies an old homestead Rural Vermont is very different that once belonged to the Holmes from rural Utah and each could family, it is built on old fashioned lines of space, is furnished In profit from contact with the other, admirable taste and has a recepteach could gain valuable lessons ion hall that will easily seat over In new sociology and new theology The chamber and of Possibly the B Y.U. might Lkc sixty people. Best Job of the new radio season to to purchase the hotel and besides flee quarters are large and airy far has gone to Judy Canova, above, and tenanted President by Eyring't doing missionary work there esand her brother and sister, Zeke a Chipman tablish a school in hotel manage- family. He married and Annie, with the announcement from American Pork, a cousin of that they have been signed for the ment that would rank with those Mrs. Dr. Randall of Logan. At Charlie McCarthy show on Sunday of Cornell and Geneva. We longed nlghta They step into a program far President Harris of the BV.U the mission we met two young which Is rated as having radio's to talk it over with. The unique- lady missionaries from San Diego one of them a Miss Cayton had largest audience. ness of the project, its value to never heard of Dean Clayton of Utah youth, and Its missionary More than 2.000 clergymen hive reLogan. Also we met a Virgil Whit-inwould all Dr. William L. Stidgcr to possibilities appeal quested missionary from St. Johns repeat the hymn, "Love Lives," on mightily to him. We constantly a and Arizona, Marion Stoddard his meet Utah men in Boston who Getting the Most Out of Life from Alberta, Canada, who supElrqurnt contradiction of the old nete program over the have never heard of the Joseph work This is a hymn which Dr saw, "beautiful but dumb," is toe posed" he was connected somehow m Smith and case of Carolyn McKay, above, of birthplace (ram with the numerous ramification; Stldger wrote himself especially for toe whose travel plans the thought of Judy and June" radio scries. the radio program. of the Logan Eccleses. Pies. E An honor ring a visit to Vermont never enters. graduate with an A. B. told us of Lofter Bjamason, Jundegree from the University of WisAnd since we are speaking of who had Just arrived in Cam- consin. Carolyn v as also voted cam, ,. . toufist possibilities here are some ior, pus beauty queen. study Germanics In Boston that are not known. at Harvard this We had year. the to everyone and yet offer the best boy as a French student one sumJohn Nesbitt. "Passing Parade mer in Logan and shall be glad commentator, uses the old Walter Wmchell technique ln tracking down to meet him and his wife. We local stories. He frequently makes Prof. congratulated on The growing seasonal attention to anlomn and winter fashions makes Eynng the rounds of Hollywood clubs, chasbringing theology to New England this little girl design an attractive eyeful. Black gaiyak fur is the big ing after fire engines, and listening assuring him that, for the feature, while the Scotch plaid silk facing adds a flattering touch of to his police short wave auto radio. when ln Boston to vhit. the rooms Cathollcs color above a bandeau of the fur. f the Seamans Friend Society M wide ta and during the four summer Victorian had practically days, vanished from New England, the churches now existing only fo: social service and entertainment of the young. The Mormon head smiled at our remark in a kindly .but cryptical fashion. The last Lesley Woods, above, of toe CBS Uie trip takes about two hours ln th(f Cam It Can Be Done" program, although ptonber You will get an excellent idea oTbridge Etake only a youngster, achieved success toe topography of the harbor and John Hinckley, sonreorganl2ed as toe star of several radio dramatic of R. S. Hin-toe tolpptag interest. You shows before Joining the Edgar of : start near the North Station and dent Guest cast. Lesley is regarded as A G d one of Chicago's radio go out by toe Boston Air port L, John A Wld actresses toe Marine Hospital, and the had to caU huge grain elevators that during m Olan Soule with Elinor Harriot did a Ey been empty for years, as differ- - find hlm farce comedy series called Couple we Mr Md to western send rates entiai gram Next Door two years ago. It estabtainly did find him so besides Baltimore and New York rather lished a record which still standa Few people receive encouragement being a well of wisdom and Utah The program drew 18,000 letters from to seek careers from a president of than to Boston. The Boston Trans- - news. 40 states on a single broadcast. the United States, but Kate Smith cript sends twenty five copies of ' is one. She dates toe start of her its most recent issue free each . Impudent casting office receptions career from the da; that Calvin time, and , a copy is tucked into caused Joe DuMond to leave Broad- Coolidge told her she had what it a package of Time or Geographic' way for toe "kerosene circuit, took to reach the top. magazines, the kind sailors like o best, and both are tossed onto WELLSVILLE The Ladies Jun- lumber boats from Nova Scotia ett Jones, Ellen P. Lelshman, Lil- SINGING THE BLUES or dredging boats or coal barges, or itorary club met Friday even-lie Green, Martha Douglas, Jane A war department ultimatum 8 ac tne Home of Nus. Rooert Parkinson, Harriett Spence Mary big freight boats from Calcutta Baid-lerBrown with Pres. Alda s or Europe, or lastly on fish traw- J. Hendry Mary Anderson, Eliza- requiring all officers on duty 'in or oil boats stationed per-- 1 w ,n m uiarge. The program beth Llndley, Phoebe Bradshaw, the continental United States to in the harbor to supply sted of a book report, given by Millie Lelshman, Violet Williamhave new style blue dress uninkSn ihU oil and gas for fishermen. j.j The Mrs- - Ruby Amussen of Logan, son, Blanch Bradshaw, Jane Jones forms expired Saturday with its a social hour a lovely most interesting boat when we During Community pride follows civiliza- scant supply of water seems to be Ethel Jones, Lettie Bradshaw, Le- demands unfulfilled. Hundreds of took toe trip last summer was luncheon was served to fourteen tion everywhere. no handicap to ILvi industrious tha Lindley Clarris Jones and toe officers do not yet possess the miners and their families, many of Misses Ellen Jones toe "Snetind, a four master built The Wellsville Second ward Reand Mary new garb. They blamed the tailIs of this Emphatic testimony whom carry water a considerable Baldwin. Mrs. Jones received sev- ors and the tailors blamed makers in Seattle in 1918 and now worn lef Society held their opening In the accompanying picture distance in order that their surof gold braid. The word was passout and beached here chi an is- - social and party honoring toe given beautiful gifts. which shows the family of a mine roundings might be improved. The eral ed, however, no drastic aetion Pitman Mr. presidency, Robert land for toe rest of Us life. On itout gomg and Mra namely, worker at a cottage ln the Mercur little cottage above with its lawn, was contemplated Immediately. on son homo returned live a divorced woman and her Mrs. Sarah Brenchley, Mrs. Aland Bobby district, Tooele county, Utah, where flowers and shrubs, has a backtwo ton and for two years the Boston verta Ieatoam and Mrs. Nettie housing Is something of a problem ground of sage brush and barren Wednesday after spending FOR NICKEL NURSERS toe at on hall recreation Thorpe, have how discussed to get owing to the rapid revival of the' hills. Nearby can be seen a tent weeks visiting relatives up through papers with Pres. Bessie Jones once thriving mining community. where another worker hopes to the northwest nd of them. They are not pau-- 1 Tuesday Mrs. Nellie Taylor Ross, direcI11 club met last tor of the mint, announces charge. Other honored guests toe The JusA-Mer- e The camp, which was virtually have a cottage soon. pers as they have alimony. They which ln Is manner This the are ship squatters on a worthless 'were, toe stake presidency, Mrs. deserted 10 years ago now has a much of the west was built From Thursday at the home of Mr. and mints at Philadelnhia. Denver and Mis. Luella population of approximately 1,000 had been instnieted boat, wnd while the papers dis- - Laura Christensen, such a small and seemingly slow Mrs. Daniel M. Walters with Pres. San Francisco fn them they raise flowers and Wright, Mrs. Martha S. Lee and persons, with nearly 2S0 finding beginning, great industries and Martha Barnes in charge. Music to begin coinage of toe new JefThe higher communities have been built which and social chat were enjoyed. A ferson nickel." She advised coin steady employment vegetables on the decks. They did Mis. Albert Neilsen of Hyrum. price now paid for and imrich rewards to its delicious luncheon was served by collectors and others the only tart an orchard but the winter The Wellsville ward presisency, proved gold metallurgygold are helping have returned was a great camp the hostess to Mesdames Martha places at which the new nickels Mercur people. alt spray is not helpful to peach Mra Violet Williamson, Mrs. Mil-to bring the old camp back to life. would be available would be the once and with present improved he Leishman Mrs. and inEthel trees. Stella Ar- bftnks Sailors as Olive Jones, are apple While numerous cottages have geology and metallurgy together Barnes, of the country. Jo Muzzenta teresting as actors or newspaper been built ln this community since with a higher gold price, the dis- chibald, Edna Bassett, ren-this was The following program people and have had a hard time the revival, many are still living trict will reach even greater Joy, May Leatham Hyrum and summer as the shipping on dered. Prelude, Mrs. Reta Popple-to- e in tents and trailers, and a desert heights," declared one Delpha Bowen of Logan. Mrs. Parley Hall entertained at Great Lakes has ceased to' ton. Two numbers by the Singing Is beginning to bloom again. A who returned to view the comeback. a children's party on Wednesday pay high wages. The secretary of Mothers Prayers, Mary J. Par- afternoon in honor of the birththe sailors society is Gardiner ker and Violet Williamson. Thorpe of Connecticut and the The following program was pre evening ln honor of Mr. and Mrs. head, Ethel Jones, Nellie Brad- day anniversary of her daughter, postman who tosses the magazines rented by Mrs. Leta Colman, Mra Weston Haslam who were recently shaw, Lena Maughan, Sadie Mau- Wilma. Out door games and a were enjoyed by onto toe boats is Lewis Young Rula Griffn, Mrs. Mina Green married: at Idaho. A ghan, Veda Maughan, Mary Hum- lovely luncheon Praston, and Mrs. to Utah Mrs. Ruth Wasden Wilma and Teddy Hall, StelEva, probably no relation lovely luncheon was served to 100 Norma Baxter, Lynn Bax- la Lelshman, Ludene Hill, Ludean Youngs as he comes of German 'Dorothy Lear, all of Logan. Tno, guests. A lot of beautiful and use-ite- r phries and Lylas Bailey of Hyrum. Stuart, Ruth Jones, Stella BradIN SALT LAKE CITY stock ln Lunenberg, Nova Scotia Mesdames Coleman, Gnffin and ful were was received. of Out gifts a toe In family party evening Colleen Leishman, Shirley Utahi letters.' have brought us Wasden; solo, Mrs. Griffin; duet, town shaw, were Mr. Mrs. A. and guests held ln honor of Mrs. Lelshman. Alvord, Carma Murray, A Hotel of hospitality toe following news. Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Coleman and Mrs. Griffin; J. Betty Mendenhall, Mrs. A. J. Men- -j Those present were Mr. and Mrs LaVaun Leishman, LorMelvin Merrill are sending their piano duet, Mrs. Coleman and Maughan, and Refinement denhall Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Loren- - Lelshman, Mr. and Mrs. Edd Neil-z- o raine Bankhead, Dorothy Irishdaughter this year to toe B.Y.U Mrs. Green; solo, Mrs. Coleman; all of LundMr. 'and Murray, Mrs. Richmond, Chester Mr. in Provo. The daughter, oncereadngs by Mrs.' Lear; solo with and Mrs. I. L. Glenn of Brigham-City- , (sen, man, Val Maughan, Joe and Lu HOTEL berg of Logan, Mr. and Mrs. Alton zanna Parkinson. Mrs. Hall was Mrs. known as Betty Jane has dropped steel guitar accompaniment, Mrs. Mr. and Leroy Jensen Miller of Hyrum, Mr. and Mrs assisted e Mrs. Hyrum Woodtoe childish Betty and demands to Grffn; story with accordian by and Miss Mema Peterson of Hy- Russell Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin known as Jane now that shelcompanment, Mrs. Wasdon; solo, ward and Miss Dora Woodward. rum, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brad- - .Lelshman, Mr. and Mrs. Keith is putting on college dignity. She Mrs. Coleman; duet, Mrs. Gnffin shaw of Mrs. AnderLogan, Tekliman Ethel Elgo Mrs. and Selley Mrs trio, is to room with a New York girl and Mrs. Coleman; Sensible Prices For son of College, Miss Wanda Several lovely gifts were received recommended by Dr. and Mrs Coleman, Mrs. Griffin, Mrs. of Miss and M. Larsen Spackman Logan Mrs. Mr. John and live1 den. Words of Fletcher and both will appreciation by Rooms and Food Pierce of Hyrum. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bradshaw with Dr. and Mrs. Don C. Merrill Prat, Jones and presentation of Marguerite Haslam Mrs. and are on their at making Ogden spent Wednesday Thus does toe East still keep up gifts to retiring officers. Response hom at Logan. 'easiness. made by toe ladies. Remarks toe traditions of the western pio-wst A afternoon was Mrs. Janett Jones who was obparty neer and the best Americans are were made by toe stake president, held at the home of Mr. Monday her birthday on Thursday serving to were ladies The taken the these who are a blend of far East and Mrs. James A. Lelshman In was pleasantly surprised ' at her and far West. In speaking of her banquet room where a lovely lunch honor of the birthday anniversary home in toe afternoon. Beano em- - was served to 95 ladies under the sister-in-laAmy Lyman of Mrs. Lelshman. Contest games, was played and social chat enjoyWhile in Salt Lake City Jones direction of Counselors chronicled Jane we last what phasized music and visiting were enjoyed. ed. A beautifully decorated birthmonth. Here are her words, Lau- - and Florence Brenchley. A lovely chicken dinner was servday cake oentered the luncheon at the ra Merrill made a tremendous lm- - The Misses Pauline and Bertha ed to Mesdames Millie Good Food la Good Leishman, table where a delicious hot lunchHealth pression at Columbia this summer Maughan asssited by Mrs. Rena Violet Williamson, JanBankMesdames eon was to served Margaret Bhe brought new life, vigor andB. Leishman entertained at an New SOrer Linen New enthusiasm to many of those at a miscellaneous shower Sunday Dishaa and Span Spic toe at than much afternoon she younger teachers party Monday Seoaible Prices Exc i who marveled at this sixty three home of Bshop and Mrs. C. N. The Family Hotel Service year old (or young) woman I Edith Maughan in honor of Mrs. Virgil Bowen called to see us when she Carlson of Logan, a recent bride, 100-ea- r was on her way to New York and Games were played and luncheon garage in connecfrom her came all this informa-- 1 served to thirty guests. Several tion. FRiZS parking apeee tlon about Laura's success." lovely gifts were received and an for can. Since we visited the headquarters enjoyable time was had by all of town guests included Mrs. of the President of the New Eng-loCatering to permanent and Ruth your order right now for a good high-powMiss Myrtle Sensible Prices land L.D.8. mission at 7 Concord Mildred Saunders, transient guests. Avenue in Cambridge, Mass., we Carlson, Miss Letha Haslam, Mrs Vacuum Cleaning Job Before Cold Weather Comes! are more than ever convinced that Melbourne Wallace and toe Misses Close to the CHy, Yet Out a Mormon missionary is in many Eva, Tilda and May Poulsen all of Your Cache County of the Noise to a was Carlson ambassador Mrs. an foreign formerly Logan. ways country. Guy Thatcher first gave Miss Virgil Maughan, daughter of Headquarters C O. CARSTENSEN, Ge. Mr. PHONE 130 us the idea twenty five years ago Bishop and Mrs. C. N. Maughan. LOGAN, UTAH Haslam entertained when he told us about his first Mr. Briar For Autumn Fashion Parade Boston Letter To RIGHT OUT OF THE AIR Cache American . r3;c If g. NBC-Blu- ... thJ Making A Desert Bloom w of p1- have. , best-dress- ed wTrtd v or or old-tim- -- j ac-b- AMBASSADOR Was-Harv- ey MEET YOUR FRIENDS no-ho- 14 Cullen Hotel ot Furnace and Stoker Cleaning er JACKSON & FRY Bt Coffee Shop |