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Show T IIE Tare Two VOICE SHARON OF Friday. Tulv 30 1 Q iT . of l;anm ullfp Unifp : Published Sharon' Cooperative Provo R. F. D. No. 2 Monthly by Educational and Recreational Box 252-- Board of Director H. Grant Ivins, Pleasant View. James B. Ferguson, Edgemont. Association Orem, Utah H. Grant Ivins, President Walter Holdaway, Vice-PreAlverda DeLange, Auditor. Ersal Cook, Sec'y.-- l reasurer. Victor C. Anderson, Gen. Manager s. Walter Holdaway, Vineyard. Orlando Jolley, Grandview. Rudolph Reese, Lake View. William M. Vernon, Sharon A. V. Watkins Clarence York, Windsoi. Recreation Programs: Elvis B. Christensen, Terry, Ernest Frandsen, Wm. M. Vernon. Manager J. Erval Yearly subscription Price 50c Application for second class postage applied for. Grand View H. Davies Civic Reporter Adv. Solicitor Thomas Cordner Jim Blair Mrs. George F. Well Vineyard REPORTERS Mrs. C. H. Poulson Timpanogos Sharon Mr. Eva Gillispie Edgemont Mrs. Ethel Pyne PL View Mrs. Sadie .Shaw Lake View Mr. Merle S. Foote Mrs. Ferry Nielson .... Windsor Mrs. C Do You Believe n Cooperation? Do you believe in cooperation, or do you just think you do? The recreational play grounds are yours. Are you making use of them? Do you allow your kiddies to enjoy the swimming pool on these hot, sultry days? Remember, its your pool. You and your family have a right to use it. Do you know how to swim? Do your children know how? If not, why dont you use your pool now in which to learn? There are competent instructors to help you. The life of one of your loved ones may be saved hv having them learn to swim now. Do You Believe? Do ou believe it is a good thing to dance? Do you want your young people to dance? they dance now? What kind of a place do you want them to dance in? Do you want them associating during their impressionable years with all kinds of characters probably meeting someone whom they will take as a partner for lifes journey ? Do you want their associations to be with fine, wholesome young people? If you do, why dont you encourage them to dance in their own community, where the surroundings are the best, in one of the most beautiful locations in the state? Rosalawn is owned and operated by YOUR cooperative. its YOURS, why not use it? lo ( With the Churches : (church' collectings and cOltessages.... Officer: Roy Gappmeyer, Timpanogos. Mrs. Virginia B. Poulsen, Timpan-ogo- To Dance In Review Carl Andreasca In Sharon Stake: The Fast offering fund of the church is the mainstay of the church Security Program. The degree of the program depends upon the amount of cash and quantity of goods donated. Without tiie fast offerings, at the preseirt time, we would have no security program. We desire that all members of the, church (and others as well) understand the vital importance of this free-wi- ll offering. It is the very basis and strength of the entire doings of the security program. The general authorities of the church have requested the members to pay AT LEAST out dollar per capita per year. We capitalize the words AT LEAST. There are few indeed who cannot pay one dollar per year, but there are many who can and will pay much more. Ten dollars per year per capita paid by all church members would create a really substantial fund upon which to operate the prog-aIf tl is goal could be attained, poverty would practically be driven front our midst. Such result we hope, will some day be achieved hv the m church. Money is, of course, most needed. However, please remember --that fast offerings in kind will be accepted. The officers in charge of the Security Program are preparing to handle, care for, and properly distribute anything of value which comes into their hands, whether perishable produce, goods, merchIf you canandise,, or livestock. not give cash, then give whatever you feel able to give. At all events, be liberal, open your hearts, trust and support the officeis of the church, and have faith in the entire program, and your donations, either large or small, cash or things of value, will be used for the highest of God's purposes the good of those in need. ARTHUR V. WATKINS. SAMUEL H. BLAKE. ADELBERT BIGLER, Sharon Stake Presidency Representative American Red Cross The Readers At Rosalawn Carl R. And: VINEYARD ( So you Say... SPECIAL FEATURE FOR PROGRAM OF AUGUST 11 Course in Life Saving By Red Cross Sunday Services To The Members of the Church Appointed At Scera j'on, gurul swim- t ope. ator at Rosalawn Elder Clyde Holdaway will be the ming last Tuesday was as qualified speaker at the M. I. A. conjoint life saving examiner meeting Sunday evening in the swimming and ward hall. His subject will be "1 he for the Amcriacn Red Cross in this district. Ltah Pioneers. . Ben Carpenter, field Special musical numbers will be of the American Red given, and President Arvil O. Stone extends an invitation for all ward Cross, was at Rosalawn pool oil that date and gave Carl the final uiemL-ito attend. tests which qualified him for this position. This distinct recognition GRAND VIEW comes to Carl because of lus acSpecial ward conference. Stake tivity in Scouting, swimming and in Presidency charge. Special life saving and as a result of passmusical program. ing the Red Cross tests. also appointed Mr. Carpenter PLEASANT VIEW James Blair as an instructor in Sidney H. Cluff will be the speak- swimming and life saving. Jaipes er at the Sunday evening conjoint has been assisting Carl for some Officers of the Mutual time in teaching the youngsters at meeting. Association will be Rosalawn to swim and the rudiImprovement in charge. Musical numbers will be ments of life saving.. Mr. Carpen(-e- r furnished by Mrs. Valentine Bentcomplimented Carl and James ley. for the high record they achieved in passing the tests. Carpenter Praises Pool SHARON While here Mr. Carpenter took Conjoint services will be under the direction of the Mutual Im- occasion to praise the operation of provement Association. Joy O. Rosalawn pool. He arranged for a Clegg of Vineyard will speak on ten day swimming and life saring the new M. I. A. Theme taken course to be given at the pool befrom Psalms 24: A splendid ginning August 9th. Selection of musical program is being arranged this pool as the place for life saving course is a distinct compliment by Mrs. Melba Calder. to the management at Rosalawn and to the facilities provided there. TIMPANOGOS These courses are given by the Elder Paul Taylor, recently returned missionary from Australia, American Red Cross throughout and Weldon Taylor, who has been 'the country to train men and women in life saving. It has been studying in Boston, Mass., will be the speakers at the Sunday night found that there is a decided need meeting. A good musical program vices Sunday evening, A reading has been arranged including inwill be given by Margaret Taj lor, strumental and vocal numbers. Of- and a piano selection by IaVoji ficers of the Mutual Improvement Williamson. The meeting will be Association will be in charge under the direction of the M. I. A. . EDGEMONT officers. The M. I. A. officers, with Elder J. Petty Jones in charge, will conWINDSOR duct a special program on the The First Ward of American lawns at the church for conjoint Fork will furnish a musical promeeting, commencing at 7:30 p.ni. gram and speakers for conjoint It will be conducted as a street Sunday evening under the direction meeting in the mission field, and of Afton Stiener of the M. I, A. special visitors will be present. All Presidency A good attendance will are invted to attend. he appreciated. LAKE VIEW The presidencies of Windsor Alfrod Madsen will speak on wish all M. I. A. workers to be Tolerance at the conjoint ser- - present to answer to roll call. pool rtptr-sentati- ' J 'r (Ed itor's note: We invite comment by members of The Association. Articles limited to 301) words. Rults of the column will be made up as we go along ) S t Voice of Sharon, Dear Editor: Si' s Carma Yarley, beauold tiful 2JT year daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Varley of She Vineyard Ward Sharon's is possibly tinniest dancer and will appear in the Dance Review August 11th to be given by Miss Evelyn Hair, youthful lance instructor of the of School Leuaitji Dance. The review will he in connection with the sp! ndid picture 'You Live Only Once 't After reading the article in last week's issue about the man fiom the city feeling that the farmer gypped him on his berries and cherries, it recalled to niy mind another man from the city who was bargain hunting''. He too went to a certain frutt grower on Provo Bench to buy berries. When lie was told the price, he asked if they picked them themselves if the bcnics wouldnt come cheaper. "Oh, yes. said the fruit grower, We allow twenty-fiv- e cents a case if you pick your own. Right now the man from the city felt he had hit a bargain, so borne he went and got his wife. they proceeded to pick the berries. After two liouis of sweating and calling the stickers many, many bad names, they emptied their bud ets and after finding they had really picked six cups, the man from the city, wiping the sweat from his brow went in search of the farmer. "Sav, he said, I wouldn't pick a case of them for $1.50, let alone cents! That wouldnt twenty-fiv- e pay ior the scratches, saying nothing of the sweat bath The result was he gladl Yfud for the berries and went his Kay. Come to think of it, this is a queer old world, isn't it? Mrs. Ferry Nielson. cr for trained people in this field. E. Karchner as chairman; Windwitnesses Every summer many sor: Elwood Baxter, chairman, A. and lives are lost drownings many II. Lowe, Clarence York, Aniasa due to inability of those at hand in Leon Avra Gordon, Wright, time of emergencies to apply life Smith and Hortcnse Morbey; Lake saving measures. The Red Cross View: Norntan Scott, chairman, Alhopes to correct this condition. De- fred Johnson, Joseph Shaw, and tails of the course will be announc- Chris Jcppeson; Vineyard: Mrs. ed next week. a Maude Holdaway, Chairman, Holdaway, Della Stone, Mable Bunker, Sylvia Holdaway, I.ucile Ornte, Maude Handley aijd Rieka Harding. 3-- Forum Del-ph- Hospital Fund Continued from page onel assume active charge. Great Interest Manifested "Great interest in the hospital is manifested on every side, declare Mr. Burr and Mr. Christensen. We feel certain that within two weeks at least all of the communities will have the drive successfully completed, Ward organizations not reported last week which have been organized in the meantime are as follows: Grandview: J. O. Jolley, LeRoy S. Taylor, Dean Nuttall, with M. will DRINK BEVERAGES Coooerative Recreational Prosram: " l'"'""!!"! lAAhL PICTURE SHOW PROGRAMS Aug. 3 and Saturday This Week JULY 31 4-Tues- Aug. 5 and .-Wed. A V POLO chpr from Uner-se- BUS SCHEDULE TO ROSALAWN 1st Bus Leaves Edgemont Every Tuesday 2.00 p. nt.. Pleasant View 220, Grandview 2:30, ar- ft a your theatre, it belongs to the community', your family gets the benefit bv seeing the very finest pictures at the lowest possible cost. Your saving in cost is your profit. You is figure for your self what you save. if SS ' ' yiJ , " I J if v ? p' , 4 , 1 H " fw (? 2 1 G It If .1 i 1 RED CROSS SWIMMING AND LIFE SAVING COURSE TEN DAYS BEGINNING AUGUST 9 ? 1 5 4 , MOBS Merciless as brass lo player! But be sure dom-munit- f ' . r t . S v ' SHARK Note: Last night this show attracted one of the largest crowds we have had this year. Conte early to avoid the rush The Andy Clyde Comdy was a scream $nd how people did stJsg in the y rives ? . ! 2 SWIMMING 1 K "'-- youll ever laugh at. i 7Thur.-Sa- t. CF THE LOAN at Rosalawn 2:45. Leaves for home at 4.15. Leaves Lake View 2:00 p. m., Vineyard 3:10, arrives at Rosalawn 3.40. Leaves for home at 5:30. 2nd Bus Leaves Edgemont 5.00 p. m.. Pleasant View 5:10, Grandview 5.20. Arrives Rosalawn 5 30. Leaves for home at 7:00. Leaves Lake "iew 6.00, Vineyard 6.10, Arrives n 6:40. Leaves for home at 8.10. 1st Bus EVERY SATURDAY Leaves Windsor 2.43, Sharon 3.10, arrives Rova-law- n 3.20. Leaves for home at 5:00. Leaves 2nd Bu and Outlying Timpanogos sections 3 40 for Rosalawn. knuckles! I your funny bone is fastened secure for you will laugh until it hurts. The merriest Brown show f '-- "' JOE Remember! Scera 't v V I5 m Sing number, and the Kingdom was a show of itsen The success of Rosalawn as a community dance center is now assured. Dance to the music of Dob Ortons Orchestra in Utahs most beautiful recreational center. FIRST FEATURE Joe E. Brown Meet Joe the wonder DANCES l U. UNLY OF HATE AND HEARTBREAK COULD LIFE FASHION A LOVE LIKE THEIRS! mean Go! to your heart The Green Light will f made a million lover as the story that ' now make a hundred- wake up and love.. stand up and cheer! million screen lovers i. t f Ev, v.'.. fr. ERROL f HELEN Directed by . LOUISE I M,'! ( MACK THOMAS MITCHELL ANITA FLYNN A 1 CHESTER MORRIS LEO CARRILLO ' ... D.RMUdwman c ' 1 1 MCtUII COLUMBIA SCHEDULE OF WARD LEAGUE GAMES )VI lr,x '1, j i .i j ( 2ND FEATURE ucr' MARGARET LINDSAY -- Sir iIDRIC HARDWICKE ABEDHENRY O'NEILL.A Frank Bvrzare Production A Fint Natural A COSMOPOIJTAN PROnt TTION Mimic by Mu SuImv BmMhih PrtMtui ly.W WALTER . dm 1U A for two years. Lloyd C. Douglas novel Green Light comes to the screen as one of the outstanding Romantic Dramas of the year. You will never regret seeing this film masterpiece. It will burn an impression into your memory that will last forever. Errol Flynn, the young Irishman who made sensational bits in Captain Blood and,Charge of the Light Brigade, is Dr. Iaige, the scientist who give his life in research. The girl he wins after much misunderstanding and unhappiness is the lovely little blonde Anita Louise. AUo Give me Liberty A colored musicale short which was given the Academy-Awardas the best subject produced in 1936. A Pop-Ey- e Cartoon Pathe News. best-sell- - A' ivt a : I - , f;t 7 Girls Soft Ball (Tuesday) Lakeview vs. WindWindsor II vs. Edgemont. Pleasant View Saturday Timp. vs. Sharon vs. Vineyard. Pleasant View vs. Volley Ball Tuesday Windsor. sor 1 Saturday Timpanogos s. Sharon. Soft Mens Ball Windsor vs. Tuesday Lakeview. X Saturday Edgemont ,fc s ALSO 1 Windsor vs. Vineyard. STANDING OF TEAMS JULY 29, (Second Half) GIRLS SOFT BALL - y- August .1 71 er Hos-pitalit- Can you swim? Can you carry a heavy weight in water? Can you save someone from drowning? Do you know how Johnny Wesmuller learned how' to swim? Learn ril this and more by enrolling for the Red Cross Swimming course to be given for ten days beginning August 9. Special groups will be organized for beginners, juniot and 'senior life saving lealers, and if enough enroll there will be a class for ladies. Red Cross awards will be given for all achievements. A big special graduation exercises is to be held be attended by prominent Red August 20 which Cross officials. Plan now to take the course. The tuition is free and reduction will be given for the use of the pool. Watch next weeks Voice of Sharon for detailed announcements. 11th Episode of UNDERSEA KINGDOM Lakeview' Pleasant Yie Sharon Tint panogos Vineyard Windsor I ... Wind-o- r II . |
