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Show MU Ct'VrV:. IKK JOURNAL. LOO A N. CACHF MODEST MAIDENS V' En Route To U. S. Registration J01S0H PICTURE: AT CAPliOL Agents for Cache County for 1930 Clerk C. V Mohr has auion Tuesday in honor of Mr. nt unced th list of registration and Mrs., John F. Hillyard qf agents for Cache county for the Twr&. Falls. The rooms and current' year. Thp list is huroly table were beautifully decorat-e- d Elect Officers in cut flowers. Covers were complete but the reason is the fact that' names have not oeeu id for ten, I submitted from Lewiston 1st.. H. Vilate of Pilgrim For Coming Year! m"lad. Idaho, Is spending the and 2nd. districts and Login l 4i h and 8th. Th 'se places will week at the home of her mobe filled within a few days. The Mrs. Margaret ther Hadfield Smithfield The First ward who list follows: 'ill at this has organized a dub. unLeslie .Petersen. Amalgft der the direction of Mrrs Ber- - writing. Avon Martha Burndl; Benson Mrs. Susie Smith of soufh-eu- n sic Peterson wait i,v follow . V e n e Ricks: C la r k M rs La Utah. Mr. and Mrs Leroy :hcT 1 ng officers r sum Eliza Godfrey:' Cornish of Merrill Mr. and Trenton, president. Wal.clf? d.an vice Mrs. Leroy Hill of Salt Lake Mrs M. H Pike; College Marpresident. Mams bepne;. sec- 'City-rus- d tha Niels.ui; Cove, Mt. Home Mrs. Melva .Seamens retary. Marie Holiest, n, song of Logan were dinner guests Francis H. Allen: Hyruni No. i and cheer leader. .Rhonda Nel- of their Mrs. Arthur Jensen; Ilyrum-Noparents. Mr. and Mrs. son; reporter. Thelma 2 Mrs. Moroni Bradley; A J. Hill on Friday. Bemiece. Ada members, Depp. PSrTSa raw CL, IKde Mrs. Hyde Nettie Merrill and Tricin', Gyllenskog. i Aadfieltl. Lewiston No. 3 Gertrude S. Vera and StelEdith Fuller and Phyllis Nel- - granddaughters MeKnieht: lewiston No 4 Mrs la left Sunday for Chihalie. son. Mendon.-M- rs. May Chandler; Washington, where they will . -- The Third H rindeyGeneva Rrehards:- - Millville Mrs the summer with Mrs. the of Miss under leadership Cora Hoodless; Mt. Sterling brother L F. Moul- Delsa Allred, met and organ-a- s Merrill's Mrs R W. Garrett: N wton toll. ized follows; president. Elizabeth Funk: North Logan Mr. and Mrs. Lue Plowman vice Nelson: Amy president. are rejoicing over the arrival Elizabeth Peart; Nibley Mrs. JoseCora Sparrow: secretary, Irene Schaffer; Petersboro No. of a son born Wednesday phine Allred; song and cheer- while Mr. and Mrs. J, H. Mrs Hans Anderson; Peters--borleader. Arditlj 'Cragun; i eportNo. 2 Mr. E. R. Ballard; a welcomed daughter a West. re Then: er. Ruth Verena TibbeHs; Providence Wednesday morning. twelve other members. Paradis- - Esther Slyiw; Rirli-- 1 A. Mrs. James Miss Mrs. Richard Richards ha; Cragun. mend No. 1 August S. Sc how ; Mrs. W. F. club work urulie Cragun. charge of the Richmond No 2 Geo. G. Hen- Winn and Lathael. son, in the Second ward. spent Mrs. Mimne Ndson enter-a- t the past week end visiting at ring me liie iMntiun-- . uf the Califorui Salt Lake Provo and 6 city. tallied o'lidek dinner At Santaquin they atMonday in honor of the Ida-- ; Melva Allen of Hyrum were of her son, tended the memorial services it with relatives at Boise. day anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Ervin of guests ho.. v in the and morning the Oliver. The rooms were beauon Thursday ev Van Orden and Dernhisel Mrs. in reunion the snow Ralph family tifully decorated with ening. were Mrs. atiernoon. Marvin Rawlings bails and red .pcotiies. A beauMr. and Mrs. Theron Swin- tiful three layer bit. hday cake; Mrs. W. G. Griffith of Salt Logan visitors on Thursday. d announce the arrival of wai C'irss liver U Mrs. Mr. and formed the centerpiece for the Lake city, formerly of Smith-fielbran Tuesday, June 3. table. Covers were laid for spent a few days during spent Monday and Tuesdav of Mr. and Mrs. Golden Pruse Mr ana Mrs. Oliver Nilson the week as guest of Mr. and this week at Bancroft visiting the week end in Lewis-- ! Mi s. andElmer spent and daughter Phyllis, Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Sorenson. with Mr. Cove visiting relaton and i Mrs. William Q. Anderson Lloyd. Mrs. Orson Dairies, of Oadtn.i . tives ... Mr. and Mrs. Henry O. Han- - ar.d daughters. Pearl and Vir Mrs. C. J. Van Orden, Mrs. Miss Lillian Hogan will leave sen, Mr. and Mrs. L. Writ einia. and Ray Anderson of E. C. Hogah. Mrs. Vern Wiser (in Sunday. June la, for MonToolson. Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Salt Lake city spent the past and MrsMarvin where she Rawlings from Canada, treal, Low and Mr. and Mrs. S. N. week' end' Visiting with Mr. motored to Salt Lake on Fu-- l will sail for a two months Sorenson. A pleasant evening! and Mrs. Melvin Woodruff. M. to the attend dour of European countries. day morning was spent in playing bridge. Bishop W. L. Winn, Mr. and I. A. conference Miss there. Mrs. John Poulson and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith en- Mrs. O. L. Low. Mr. and Mrs. Maleta Van Orden is attend- .Lawrence Paulson were in.- Lo-in- g tertained at dinner on Sunday W F. Winn. Mr. anci Mrs. inin the conference also on Thursday. g;m shopping in honor of Mrs. Clifford Lorin Low and the Mesdames terest of Primary work. ward First The Lewiston Smitli and children of Layton. Richard Toolson. Harold Miles, are working Mr. and Mrs. Otis Van nr- - Relief Society The table was clecoiaied with Martin Ruskeliev, Roy Wright. den were guests of Mr. and Wild to present a pageant at H. Shasta daisies. Covers were Thomas W. Chambers, Mrs. Willard Van Orden over; tiie regular Relief Society E. B. laid for eighteen. Griffiths. Lundquist, to be held Sunday, week end. enter- Miss Stella Winn and Floyd the Miss Phyllis Wilson Dr. W. B. Parkinson has June 15. tained the Junior Bridge club Miles attended the funeral moved from Lewision to the of Miss Gwen Van Orden at her home on Friday even- services of Peter C. Nielson of offices in Preston formerly oc- - j Bancroft is visiting with her ing. A dainty luncheon was, Hyde Park on Thursday. Mrs. copied by Dr. Milford. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. served after which the even- - Lundquist and Mrs Griffiths Vaughan Larson ami Miss A. Van Orden. was at solos rendered spent bridge, ilig High accompanied score prize was by Miss the piano by Flovd Miles. Lena Smith, second Inch by MrsMr. and Kenneth Ruth NGsqn jrnd low score" hy Pitcher spent the' past week Wanda Greene. end vMt'liig with: Mrs, PitchMrs. George P. Toolson er's mother, Mrs. Mary Leath- tertained at fi oclock dinner lam Ward .Mammy" the current featured attraction at the Capitol Theatre, Wherein Warner brothers offer AC Jolson in his fourth and greatest picture, is the most Jolsonesque of all his productions.' Famous for his burnt cork artistry, Mammy gives him n in a minstrel a chance to sinjr most of his songs,, as . Clubs 4-- H end-ma- , i . H j -- ; - - o 1 Ros-kell- H ' A '' S President elect J:dio I' hot show, in blackface. in song He is famous for the popularizing of Mammy and story and in this picture he has given the title to' Mammy and has brought her into being for the first time in a role ex.pusitelv played by Louise Dresser. Jol son's stage confidences ami stories are at their adiest and tlie jday is packed full of songs and situations o87-S- . 1 W. i uilt just for himvOlga I). K. Kdlefsen. June 12, Si am m v" is adapted from a stage play written by Irving Leri in cxpresslv tor Jolson. It is iiiaterlaTihat no other stage s(ar could use to such an advantage. Title, story and songsfit Holiert Hughes, June 12. North l.ogan. Jolson like the proi rliial glove. Difle No. 3 Ida If medals by the National The team, . whose Mrs. Ras. Rns-- association. fi M. Mrs. captain is J. J. Janak. jr of rn.Kl v President Hoo-Areply c No. Weimar,, scored 7,733 out of a sen": No. 1 ' bubble Pi icrican tour. vti' on his C.cvth No 10 Ca ro lid 1 ahnsnn possi ble RlNNi hits to win. i Patience Adams: and No. 11' ' Mrs. Mel- River IIci UU-Sarah W Carlson. Fubi'iinun Riverside C H LC HESTERS P ! LLS 1 e; tsinii hfield No. To Gel Medals Marksmen Ladlwl tJirwtnxM A' Sarah Wood; SnnUificld No, 2 mmom4 for. Mrs. If iiirl.i Chambers; TrenK4 d roia .Station. Tex. Dm4 Fill issealed College ' uimliic bts, Wells- - The It) high men of ton FlnRein the 15 Hent'.ey: KUiboo. Tsknoibr. Baf-k'f mp ville No 1 .trs Jane B. Bailey; compi'tsingn tlie team of the Tl ltfl Wetlsville No. 2 Mrs. Alverta Texas A & M. college which It It AND piU.fe4Ajel m safest. ReiiaH. Bny Now I .J. Leu ihurr,: Logan, No. - Mrs, won the national intercollegiate SOLO sr CKUCCiSTS tvwrwstu Mrs. Hel- - rifle matches will be awarded Pir-te- s of Brazil js cn rent- - to the United States for a fOic.rt vis t and will .1 11 i mur Snath Pedersen, No miissen: No. 5 Jen-terse- n; 1 ; ; ' ' . 1 San-taqui- n. j Holl-arla- j d. . ' coh-Teren- ce j When tempted to NIBLEY OEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT SUNDAY SCHOOL FETES DEPARTING MEMBERS ProvidcncT John Rindlisbaker Mr. and Mrs. Amalga, and ;. Er;esT-'fcoosley-.-- j Mr. and Mrs. !lf O. zvf Nibley -of Thetheofficers and I. Eliason of Logan. teachers Sunday Mr. and Mrs Wdford Clark school held a social Wednesday and Mrs. Ed Monson in compliment to! ar.d e Mr. evening who p.r! ha' returned to Malad after aMrs. Lewiston Lorraine Karren, a number of teachers Campbell Hyer, Mrs. the ward. --The rvenirc ,ew days visit here with relaGolden Baer entertained the members Mrs-oCunningham, leaving .n.l playing-game.-- : was spent after-iMrDoris Mrs. Hyer, on her club the out of town visiFriday Dainty refreshments torsrnong Mrs. noon. After a delicious lunch-enc- e George dancing. here for Decoration day Mrs. Clarence Allen, were served. eon- had been served the were Mr. and Mrs. Alma CantMrs. Eliza who is em- well, Eliza and Vivian Cantwell bies were arranged for bridge. iMrs- Ervin Van Orden and the Wil-- 1 were invited Mrs. at Lake Salt guests were The following guesL ployed city, speiv of Orden, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy present: Mrs. R. M. Swinyard,am Baer, Mrs. Mae Chandler, Sunday and Monday here visit- Y eat. as, Vesta Yeates, Marvin ''Miss Lfllian Mrs. "While Glen her here Mrs.' Yeates. Bernice tand Hogan, Mrs. Horace Bowles, Mrs. Cless parents. ing Lamar Pond of Santa Rosa. Cal., and Ella Smith and' Mrs. Hazel, of Salt Lake city. Mrs. Burnall Brown of Smith-fiel- Cliugg entertained at a shower Fagg Mr. and Mrs. D. N.' Stephens Prizes were awarded to in honor of Miss Jrssop who of Los Mrs. Brown. Mrs: Doris Hyer will be married this month Co and LloydMr. StephensMrs. Evan and Angeles-and Mrs Cless Hyer. .Salt Lake city Joseph Renck of and children of PocaMrs. Glen Pond and two Forty-si- x were in attendance Stephen.and Clark tello. Idaho, Mr. 01 Santo Rosa re-; Calit and the prospective bride of Salt Laic city and Relief arrived on Tuesday Use Tysmol Stephens ceived many beautiful gifts. Mrs. Caroline Stephens were Knife-tik- e pain in the ja'is ofblade Dainty refreshments were ser-- , guests of Mrs. Harry Jessop on are generally months visit with, ttik shoulder of Mr. c.loie ty and Mrs. ents, on by iUi-lued at the of the af'ernor-;due to nkuritis, brought Friday. Mrs. Caroline Stephens , ' fiiS! gan. Mrs. Melinda .Anderson en remained to draughts or for an indefinite visit cases some In weather. tlurf makOn trr'ained a'humber- of friends vim her daughter, Mrs. Jessop. Wednesday the ne'S or soreness to inraise the arm. Mrs. George Pond Tuesday afternoon, the oerevion Miss lulu Yeates is spending ing it difficult way tables of beng her birthday 'anniversary. her taration with friends at informally at two The safest and easiest lieve such an attack Is to a;V,y affe ted 'u bridge in honor of Mrs. Glen A delicious dinner was staved01--to"i Salt Lake city. 1 quantity of Tysmol over The guests were Mrs. the following guests: Hulda ,Pond. area. This soothing, healing Mi.p Lois Jessop Marion iris through the Ervin Van Orden, MrsDoris son, Mary Anderson, week for Salt s'VfrWd to 'the Nellie Mrs. Cless Mrs. Her. Jessop, Phyllis 'Jessop. Hyer. 'pains where she will enter Rei-i- i 9a Allen Leone Anderson Clarence of Cove, Andersen, the very Business college. sorenes. Misses Lillian Muriel and Annie Yeaies gerMiss Inez Morgan .nderson, short time the last trace of on Ini! Vznet.tr Yeutes. Grace should disappear. and the guest of Hogaq caret' RoucheM.will The high score prize E'ila Smith. Ida And arson ; nc training school for nur.ses at the Tysmol Is absolutely barmlew frw ail honqr. from dope. Recommended for was Olson. to Fern. awarded Miss Muriel Budge Memorial hospital on forma of nerve pain, whetherorcaused rte-- '. .Mrs, Allen .qnd Mr JiewtiM . Hogan, . .try oaurUis,':neuraU;ia. WaJllH,. Twe board mat ism.- Iviidby mI LtiMielieLsodKlSAtakc on band at and Beatrice Pond left on were in attendance Mr. and Mrs. Alnia Yeates were aftera two weeks vis- society meeting Tuesday anv Logan Drug Store. i dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. 'Saturday for noon. Claude' Star.ton at Ogden on Pal! of Miss La yen Meehai.i cundav. Mrs. Stanton accom-- 1 week-enLake city spent, the ' pan .ed them home for a. short "here' visiting at the home of v:;:t with her parents Mrs. Esther Eliason. ' New Course For Bobby Mrs. Ed Smith arid son .David. and daughter, Beth, of Atlanta Bobby (P) When Mr.lfd, Idaho, werz the guests jJones Comes home from the of Mrs. Israel Yeatc s cn wass he'll havea new oration day. Mr. Yeat layout waiting at his ed to Kemmerer, heme dub. East Lake in Atn bringing back lanta- The new course, the secBuilding ter, Myrtle, who h. ond at East lake, was designed to take care of overflow crowds iag school there. Fn West Center for the graduation and provide a place for more the U. S. A. C.. tournaments. was graduated fron two years normal Expansion of municipal waVirginia Bland, of Kansas rnv. ter, electric and gas works at a V rr ft d f i.lo Ma&Msw-ion planned Sunfield. Mich.; and Miss Liman by Budapest, Hungary Rowe of Wiley, Colorado ar- - eompanied Miss Yeates home, and are- guests at thq Yeat?, home. $2.20 Mr. Yeates. accompanied by Miss Yeates, Miss Bland, Miss To Salt Lake City Merrifield and Miss Rowe motored to Salt Lake city Sunday. Miss Bjand left Monday eve$1.50 ning for Kansds' city, trio others ecu: Jng To Nioley wher-s-ibeand Ogden will visit until tjme for uic 13th U S 1. C, summer session. Mr. .ad Mrs. Ernest Mores n Emm via Oregon Short Line and Miss Dula Morgan spent Railroad. Tickets good only in Friday at Mink Creek. 'Idaho, roaches nr rhair rars and limit for return to home destination before visiting with relatives. Mrs. Morgan entertained at midnight of June Huh. Ask local dinner Sunday, covers were laid agent for fnrtlier detail. for Mr. and Mrs. J. Bovvd?n (Advertienet) Windows and Mr. and Mrs Lsington f All Rooms Have Salt Lake ci,ty, Mr. and fir.; MRS. (.FORCE POND, Correspondent ge Reach for a Lucky instead MRS. AI.MA YEATKS, Correspondent LEWISTON over-induJ- Bo moderate be moderate in all things, even in smoking. Avoid that future shadow by avoiding if you would maintain that modern, ever youthful figure. "Reach for a Lucky instead." j ,4 f Lawr-Poulso- s. n, - d. PAIN IN YOUR SHOULDER? d. for - ro I'l-1- -- I ' Lucky Strike the finest-Cigarett- e you ever smoked, made cf the finest tobacco The Cream of the Crop "IT'S TOASTED." Lucky Strike has an extra, secret heating process. Everyone knows that heat purifies and so 20,679 physicians say that Luckies are less irritating to your throat. j STarind . ta , . 1 ft ram log, THE PALACE HOTEL I' Eec-irf)jj'- tv le Journal ' TUNE IN The Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra, every "Saturday and TFnMwiayvcxuag,qyer N.B.C. rnstof-S13.500D00-.l- networks. 2 iCDi. and return Your Throat Protection Return June Outside I against irritation ; against cough "There is only one remedy for fat, and that is eat the right food . . . There are at least one hundred obesity cures. None of these is permanent. All, of these are injurious, says Vance Thompson in his famous little book, Eat and Grow Thin, putEshed by E P. Dutton &. Company. We do not represent that smoka in iutky Strike) Cigarettes will bring modern figures or cause the reduction of flesh. We do declare that when tempted to do yourself too w ell, if you w ill "Reach for a lucky instead, you wall thus avoid gence in things that c,ause excess weight and, by avoiding maintain a modem, graceful form. so-call- over-indu- U over-indulgenc-e, The Amwlfin Tohitrr C.. e ' cL ? .j |