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Show Thursday, December 4, 1930. THE JOURNAL, LOGAN CITY, . CACHE COUNTYn UTAH. tcined at a dinner warty Friday - WiroMBEAOTY - Zvf SYNOPSIS' Fiost away and marries Fannyo Frctbuig. daughter of teacher. poor German Tht Davids mother is furious elder Mrs. Frost is leader of the proud Frost &'0cnbeck elan arte of tocuits of the Jude fot To Clounhharie Pennsylvania her Fanny e not tufe a lady m To gain fcuopmes for Fanny, David motes from hts mothers home to a ymall cottage, resigns from hts unties bank and gets another fob. Sheila is barn to A daughter Little Squab atiNv and David. hies over money matters tnevit-nM- e their cover tv are all Bob that mar thetr Htipjmiees to married Daniels unhappily Leila, a wealthy covein of David s. spends much time with Fanny When he leaves to ao otereeae in the ttord War. ha reveals to Fanny for the riret time that he loves her Amelia, Davids sister, marries Clark Smith, a tear correspondent. Call 1002 for Society Editor until 10:30 a.m. apd after 6 p.tn. , Mrs. Rulon Johnson entertaio-'e- d ed informally at a uble of bridge Wednesday evening. The guests were Mrs. Joseph F, Car-- 1 lisle, Mrs. La Phene Peterson,. and Mrs. Alma Pond. Refresh-- 1 ments were- with chrysanthemums. Bridge the luncheon. A hit,h score prize was awarded, Miss Billie Glenn of Ogden spent last week enc here as a guest at the Beta Delta house, followed - served, after the Mr. and Mrs. L. W. a - Hovey . card games., entertained at a dinner and Mrs. Harry Smith entertained card Party Wednesday evening, he members of the F F W.iat their home oa the Boulevard club at a bridge tea Wednftday I The guests were seated at two afternoon. Ine guests were tables which were decorated red chrysanthemums. Cov. seated at three smail tables were bald for fourteen lnvit-Th- e at bridge 'with tea following. guests. Bridge followed .the rooms small tables and At the close of the Were decorated a 1th red chrys- - dinner. Two score prizes Bames .two score prizes were anthemums awarded. were awarded Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Hatch moDr. and Mrs. H. R. McGee tored to Salt Lake City Thursa he iifth of entertained at p day morning. Weddinner series of parties Attorney and Mrs L. D. Nais nesday evening v at their home. bitt entertain at a dinner The table was decorates with and will card party Friday even-pink chrysanthemums and pink Tw nt candles Covers were ImdTor guesfswere invited -r eV Phi Delta Phi fraternity h&ld and Mrs x. gRUeSp Miss'a business meeting Wednesday Marjorie Fnnk, Miss Grace Me. evening at the L. D. S. seminary Mr. Mrs and Rae, Harry Farr, building. Mrs. W. J and Dr, Hayward, Empyrean club met WednesDr. and Mrs. D J. Sutton. Afat the Sorosis day evening ter dinner a variety of contest chapter house. Miss Ann Merrill were a gues- and Miss Donna Slater and Miss played. In games, sing game prizes were awarded, Hazel Edwards were the hostessto Rev. and Mrs. Paden, other es. Miss Lettie Israelson gave a prizes were awarded to Dr. sketch of the life of the Em MLs for Prmk the , pIiess Josephine." Miss Mary Hayward and winner in ..other games. Grant gave a cello selection Dr. and Mrs N E. Munk en- with piano accompaniment by tertained the following guests Miss Lois Lilnt. Light refreshat dinner at the summer home ments were served. of Mr. and Mrs. Roiand Emmett in Logan canyon recently.-Mr- . Beautiful New . and Mrs. Emmett, Mr. and Mrs. Val Palmer, Mr. anu Mrs. Now. Library Ready L. D. Naisbitt and Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Lindquist iMusic and (Continued from page one) visiting followed the dinner. Mrs. G. A. Lindquist will en- suit of the movement of books tertain her bridge club Friday to their new home was the afternoon at lurfeheon and extent to which they filled the for them. The bridge. Pink roses will decorate space ' built the luncheon table and covers building was designed with the will be laid l'or eight guests. express purpose cf allowing ten Bruge will follow the luncheon. years growth. With the, space High score prizes wall be award- filled as It now is by volumes ed. long stored away, a growth of Mrs. R. E. Bernston enter-- 1 ten years, such as the last detained at an evening of cards cade, wall c bulge the shelves Wednesday in celebration of the even as they were in the old anniversary of her quarters of the main building, birthday husband The guests were enter- - In passing, it is not an im tamed at two taoies of bridge probability that some of the with a supper following. Score old, almost forgotten numbers, prizes were awarded to Mrs. even though they are of great J. C. Johnson, Mr. E A. John- historical and ethical value, had son, Mrs. E. G. Carter and Mr. the first opportunity in years Joseph Morgan The guests In- to shake he dust from - their cludes Mr and Mrs. J. C. John- yellowing pages when they- took son, Mr, and Mrs. E. A. John- the short nde across the camson, Mr. and Mrs. Carter and pus. Theirs may, however, be the lot to reassume their right,Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Jr. Q1 Mr. and Mrs. K W. Brown-- 1 ful' place in the developing of college minds now fn thought Ing spent the mid week in as gucstS at the Hotel Se- that they have been stirred, dusted and again made accesries. A family dinner was given sible. Heber-JBe this as it may, today Sunday at the home of decor-.ateci marks the nurture of a new Carlisle. The table was with yellow' chrysanthe- seed of respect or those men mums. Covers were laid for ten who worked long and tireless(needed guests. Edwin Carlisle ol Sait ly to erect this much intellecLake City was the out of town center of Utah States guest. Music followed the din- tualt activity. ner. Mr. and Mrs George B Caine Now Its Miniature the first steps spent last week end in Ogden. toYale is takmg institute a football team the They were guests at dinner on of which each weigh Thanksgiving day cf Mr. and members under 150 pounds It is to play Mrs. Lyman Hyde. Mr. and Mts. George D. ftlyde other teams of like size that are from expected to crop out here and arrived home Sunday . . well, just Sfiringville where they spent there . . . . Imagine . the Thanksgiving holidays with imagine relatives Man has uncovered no eviMrs. E. C. Elkington entertained her bridge club Thurs- dence whatever that indicates the end. day Afternoon at luncheon and that death is not Clarence Darrow bridge. The home was decorat- - W -- j j Lo-gt- Z2 E. W. ELLIOT & r. COJi Kiddies WatcK The Journal Tomorrow by MATTEL 8 Chapter THE ENEMY STRIKES ST LARK SMITH was the sou ot a , Washington patent lawyer ol lkttoMd reptlfatior' a'b'S' of greater of social (outaltle importance Cloughbarre) than the Frosts and she Brownbecka. He was a young man with much harm, real strength- - of character and every ptomiae oC making good lu his chosen career. But because Clarks parents were living apart. Mis. Frost vigorously opposed the marriage, and felt that she bad been stabbed in the back when her brother and David, after mature deliberation, set her objec' tion aside. Now that Amelia had left her, Mrs. Frost decided David and Fanny tnust come back! Now she eould never bear that big house, David ghostly with memories. looked white and drawn with Fannys cooking, no wonder he would be far better oft in his old borne; Sbeila would be better off And as for Fanny welL Fanny knew that David had certain dell nite obligations when she married him. What obligation could be more binding to a son than his widowed mother? The first blow fell about three weeks after Amelia's wedding. Things had been going better in the little' cottage. David had bad another small raise. He came home late one hot afternoon in early July to find an expectant . wife and daughter in fresh white dresses, table- set under the .arbor, birfavorite dishes for But he said little, ate almost After the table was nothing. cleared and Sheila, put to bed Fanny asked David timidly if anything was wrong. f Im afraid there is. Do you ,know anything about these? Why, those are the bills for my 'bridesmaid's outfit. (flower-decke- din-'ner- . Welir But why have they come to you? gave me the dress, hat everything." "Mother doesnt seem to think so t at least she said they were your (Amelia ibiils. David, Amelia certainly gave the things to me. She picked them out .herself even the slippers. 1 want led gold ones but she chose blonde satin so I could wear them both .afternoon and evening. ; Did she tay she gave them to you? Exactly what did she say? I dont remember the actual jwords, but she told me 1 was to lie her only bridesmaid and was to wear yellow chiffon Jhat she'd see ;ibout my dress. Then sbe didnt say shed pay .for That was understood., Amelia j 'knew I couldnt afford an expensive .dress. I thought the hat was too much, twenty-sevdollars, but Amelia said it was so becoming I had to have it. Fanny might have added that Amelia bad also (said that it was high time she had one decent outfit. Did Amelia charge the things or 'what? Amelia bad Accounts all over .town. She was buying a lot of jthiugs and she'd just say, Send .this to Mrs- - David,1 or Send this to She must have forgotten to .me. tell your mother abont It. Ill write her tomorrow. f Id rather you wouldn't." ; But well have to we havenl , Ee TYFranf-TOereT- TOanksglvin, all ap- ing idea prevailed pointments. table The hr gone and darling David back. Fanny was guiltless in tbe matter, of tbe bridesmaids dress and knew sbe'ough to have it out with her husband. But sbe loved him too entirely to be able to punieb him. The second blow tell long before the bridesmaids dress was paid for. Fanny wakened one week day morn- ing to find the sunshine pouring in and the clock striking eight. David darling, weve slept right through the alarm. Its eight we must rush. , No hurry I didnt set the'' J alarm. t "You didnt? But why? If you must know I lost my job three days ago. , And you didnt tell me? f I didn't want you to worry. I thought I'd laud another, peihaps) a better one, before I told yon." ' r Fanny laid - her cheek against David's, kissed him over and over. David suffered tbe caress but did not return it. , A fine man you married, hfe r. said bitterly. Darling, don't be silly. Just be- cause that wretch Jim Tuttle is - i A jealous of you. Im certain Jim hadnt h thing to do with ft he was too surprised. J It wall Mr. Tuttle. What- - excuse The hypocrite! aid he give? None at all. He wrote me a formal note enclosing a month's Baiary in lieu of notice, and tben went ont of town. When Fauny bad 'given Sheila her breakfast and started the coffee shd came back and sat on the edge of the bed. David bad not moved Darling, has it occurred to yon that your uncle may be back of this?" Yes. At least hes got the town sewed up so that I'll have 10 go back to the bank or starve " I Nonsense. Its terribly flattering of course, the trouble your uncle takes to force yon to come back, but because bis horizon is limited is no reason why ours' should be. There are thonsands of towns outside of Cloughbarre where theyre looking' for men of -- -- s North Logan 1 L. 'v. Elliot & co. For Bank Robbery. m II Knoxville, Tenn., Dec. 3 (AP) A jury today convicted Bar- . Lassiter, Los Angeles ney salesman, of bank robbery amt-ftxehis punishment at 20 years In the state penitentiary. A U torneys for Lassiter made for a new trial. d The 29 year 'old salesman with entering the South' October 27, Knoxsville bank forcing employes into a washroom at the point of a pistol; $5,500 in cash. and, taking wav-charge- Jt 7 Earl entertained at a dinner Sunday, followed by a Embarrassment of Riches scighing party. She was hostess I have a daughter, a diploma to the following girl friends; he said gloomily. Sarah Chlpman, Connie Blossom and a chauffeuse, Ill be hanged it I know what Andersen, June Bingham, Verla I But Port can dowith any of them! Cole, Velma Bingham and Doris Wajne Crossman. News-Sentine- L Hardest Known Substance Chemists regard the black dla mond as the hardest substance known to science. It is consider ably harder than the ordinary dla chess meets Intercollegiate are now becoming popular itv the east. A student at the University of Minnesota recently won a place on the team and, defeated a West Point player.' mood. ' I' My ability? After four years worked up to about tbe wage a day i and your, pocketboo. 1 -- Ilard starting, hard tunning, hard ' T spent watching the newlyweds open their parcels, which were a beautiful display of useful Look for this sign c gifM - v; The evening closed with a buffet lunch, served by the hostesses. Their many friends join in wishing them, a bonnie journey down lifes stream! Del Baxter Off For Hollywood Del Baxter' knd his manager, Lloyd Simmons, left by auto Tuesday inoming for Los An geles where they expect to spend an indiflnite time engag- ing In the box.ng Hollywood. f 'Uairi'A 1l' sport m v i .. 1 , j"TW f 0 . 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And, when you get the repair bills, punishment to your .j pocketbook! wear is it? risk winter Costly Why Mobiloil Go today to yonr unnecessary. dealer. Ask him for Mobiloil Arctic for your crankcase Mobiloil CW J of Harvard itr requires sophomores the passing of a examination comprehensive containing 2725 questions, and4 takes almost 12 hours to an-swor. Nearly every depart-- , ffieht of college edueatluu is covered by this exam, your-abillty- , laborer starts witb. Plasterers and plumbera and painters make doubld and have no trouble holding down ; their jobs. j Poor Iamb, youre morbid. You know as well as I do tbat youve been discriminated against here. Mr. Tuttle never paid you what you. were worth because he knew there wasnt any other place in town open to you. Witb a wife and baby on your hands you naturally haven't felt free to stnk$ out and try some place else. Thats what 1133. Mother was very certain they your uncle's counting on.- Now its us to him to show in us.. wbafe np were your bills. Sbe told me today (Copyright. S39, by Mate el Us we sue was overdrawn at the bank. Sbe tarn ham said sbe would never have had the house repapered and ordered that Must David surrender to tamily new bathroom put In it shed known pressure at last, or will he renew the fight' for independence?. Read Amelia was going- to be married. tomprrQw'A chaster, f :j - h, e 20 Years In Pen 1 Cornish Mrs. Frank Hunter and Miss Rae Baxter of Logan and Mrs. Walter Eggleston cf Cornish entertained at a shower last Monday night in the social hall in honor of their Mr. brother and sister-in-laand Mrs. Del Baxter, who were married last Wednesday In Twin Falls. Idaho. A delightful c erting of games and music w?s enjoyed by nearly a hundred invited guests from. Logan, Providence,- - Trenton and Cor-n'sMrs. Baxter was formerly Miss Myrtle Fackrell cf Trenton. Part cf the eihhg v y s f Miiin- - VE's &jdta-- 1 Newlyweds STORK in hale vapors. , Shower For y hot, 4 MRS. LORENA ANDERSON, Correspondent Killers' of Kim Prices' in water and Party Darane ' DEPARTMENT also melf Sleighing t 9 ip nose; designed. tJus fxale. efirccot trefxe rnaj'oeoJjx. tAinfun ojf southern. i&axJizs asid susdast -- 7At. S xAerry red. jr&SjrzLr Sine, . CORNISH DEPARTMENT ELLIOT & COMPANY MOMENT OF-lTH-E y - And; Find Out Just What Time Santa Will Arrive At being with a cut glass bowl FARNHAM centered of yellow chrysanthemums. Covert were laid for 14 The evening was spent in playing various games. Mdsic was also a I can't hate her stinting herself feature. The invited guests were or let clothes to pay for your Louise Chlpman, Evelyn Reeder, to Amelia ak Ciaik pay. June Van Orden who were home Fanny winked back ber. tears, from the U. S. A. O. spending glsdcf-tb- e giowtnt twllighL-- Sh Thanksgiving holidays. Virgin- -, ia and Mae Hanson, Neta suspected that David did not alto Sadie Sorenson, Vaudlce and ge'her believe her storj;, but did not Bessie Pitcher, Josephine and dare make sure. It wasn't fair of David it was Myrle Peterson, Lillian Soren son, Arba Chlpman and Beatfrightfully uufair to tbtuk that rice Pried, , she would tell lies about big things, or about things that really mattered f Mr. and Mrs W O. Hanson Just because, once or tw ice. she had entertained at a Thanksgiving told a few little fibs about bills to, turkey dinner last Thursday. A keep David from worrying. Or bad j number of guests from Logan she fibbed to David because sbe was 1 were In attendance. afraid of him? , j ' Mr. and Mrs. Albert Redford David loved her; be was lmpa-- ' and family motored to' Wells-vill- e tient at times, but he was always and were guests at dinner sorry afterward, aud he was never at the home of Mr. . and Mrs. cutting or sarcastic except In fun. It Joseph P. Cooper. was bis silences, his habit ot withthat into himself Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pitcher .frightdrawing , and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ened her . Her own ihgers were quick but j Petersen motored to Lewiston and were guests at a Thankssoon ended an occasional boiling the over and letting off steam thaU giving turkey dinner at home of Mr. and Mrs. Mlltcn cleared the atmosphere and left no Boman, over 40 of the immeddregs. David took his angers hard, iate family enjoyed the feast. as he took life bard. When be was offended it was as if a changeling Bessie Pitcher, Myrle Petercame and dwelt In his place. A son, Frank Last and Ezra Ken-de- ll were guests at a birthday stranger ia Davids dear image sat supper In honor of Mr. Last opposite ber at table, talked to her, kissed ber goodby; a strange who given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Boman at Lewiston was devastatingly polite,' devastat-ingilast week. considerate. He might stay tor hours or days and then some ' Mr. and Mrs. Timothey Ken-de- ll morning Fanny would wake forof Corrinn are spending a lornly to find sbe had beeh tor- short time visaing their children here. . given tbe hated changeling was d itr HOWE PAGE FIVE. . Oil, COM I A .NY OIL COMPANY " : OF GAUFORFl! |