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Show ! ) X THURSDAY, APRIL 20. 1933 Pape 8 The winners-wi- ll judged pate in the state finals BOUNTIFUL at Shes Queen of Pretzel Benders partici- the Uni- versity of Utah. Correspondent MRS. FRANK IL MUIR Telephone: Bountiful 127-- , 'FT F. A. Winner Edward Barrett of Bountiful won the district Future Fanners of America public speaking contest held at the stfcte capitol April the thirteenth. His subject was, The Farmer Rebellion and What It Has W The followjny officer were elected Thursday, April 13, to serve in the Bountiful Lion club, for the' coming year: Anson Waddoups, ' president; Alvin Moss, first secJames H. Rampton, John Leding-harond NOTES Vice-preside- vice-preside- C. C. third Gardner, secretary; D. W. Graham, Jack Stacey, J. E. Nelson, and F . B. Muir, directors; R. W. Ashworth, treasurer; D. C. Smedley, tail twister, and William Holbrook, lion tamerv The second ward choir presented an Easter cantata Victory at the ward chapel last Sunday evening. The following numbers were presented: selection, "From Gethsem-an- e to Calvary, choir; - soprano Mrs. solo, "Not What I Will, Norma Holbrook; "Out of the vice-preside- , ocal duet,' "0 Darkness, choir; Mom of Joy, Mrs. Emma Curtis and Miss Priscilla Peterson; bass solo, .Angels Rolled the Stone Away, Leonard Peterson, accompanied by the choir; vocal trio, "Life Eternal, Flora Curtis, Ruth Curtis, and Rendall Peterson; readings on The Death and Resurrection of Christ," Davis .Barthola-meand Wesley Tingey: bass solo, The Song of Victory, Arthur with choir accompaniment; chorus, Theres No Night in Heaven, double mixed quartette, consisting of Flora Curtis, Priscilla Peterson, Ruth Curtis, Mrs. Emma Curtis, Ben Thomas, Floyd Arthur Jolliffe and Ursel The Hepworth; choir selection, Splendor of his Glory, contralto solo, His Love Divine, Ellis Curtis; and chorus by. choir, "Christ Hath Risen. John and Jack Stacey played beautiful accompaniments to the various vocal selections on the xylophone and violin. Mayor J. C. Stocks has proclaimed that from April 16 to 22, inclusive, shall be clean up week in Bountiful. The committee in charge consists of G. W. Graham, William Bumingham, George Smedley, Am-b- y Briggs, David Soffe, Mrs. A. J. -- Mercer, Lloyd Riley, Stahle Wicker, Edward Davis, Alvin Moss, J. A. Taylor, U. C. Willey, David Mayor Stocks, F. B. Muir, Mrs. F. B. Muir, James Rampton, James Bums, George Garrett, Mrs. D. II. Williams, and B. C. Holbrook. Mrs. B. E. Gorden is at a Salt Lake hospital where she underwent w Jol-liff- e, Sam-uelso- n, - . . a. Ma-be- y. an operation last Saturday. Mrs. G. U. Pace, Mrs. Emma Garrett and Mrs. David Tolman were hostesses to the Sessions camp of the Daughters of Pioneers at the Pace home last Friday. Lesson topics were discussed by Mrs. Mark Holbrook, Mrs. Emma Garrett, Miss Irene Earl and Mrs. A. J. Mercer, Miss Martha Tallas gave a number of readings. Mrs. Emma Garrett had charge of the musical program. Mrs. E. O. Muir entertained eight guests at bridge last Monday after- noon. The Bountiful city council is very anxious to put over the tree plant ing program in Bountiful, which was started last year. The follow ing clubs have expressed themselves as being willing to discuss the plan in their meetings and to cooperate with the council: The Jessamine LUCILE HEPWORTH MARJORIE EVANS VIRGINIA WIXOM 1 n . Done forAmerican Agriculture. Mr. Barrett will give his speech at the state capitol on May 6 along J '' At the White City Mr. and Mrs. George M. Ronnen-kam- p announce the arrival of a OGDEN The big opening of the daughter, on April 3. White City under the new spring scheduled for Saturday policy evening with Jack Passey' and his .Tr . LAYTON Passeys Band Now ir I ' . greater orchestra furnishing the music for the occasion. Passey, long a favorite with Utah dance-loverhas enlarged his orchestra until, it now cohaprises twelve of Ogdens leading musicians. His program for the opening night, will feature old and new tunes that will delight everyone, with a number of feature numbers. Dances are held at the White City every Saturday and Wednesday. s, - Vjl Big Grand with the winners in the. other six VICTORY WEEK Opening! of Utah. The winner districts Debaters Take District The Davis team clashed with Og- there will be state champion. a very outstanding speech New den high in the district finals April Policy it in a very pleasing delivers and Blaine Riley 14. The school team to slated is he therefore and Joseph Kesler, affirmative; manner, SATURDAY NIGHT to Davis. and George Naylor and Marjorie bring final honors Evans, negative met their oppoScrThis Jack Passey and His Triangular Meet nents on the state question, ReathThe Davis track. and field Greater Orchestra Now solved: That the Nations of the World should adopt a bi metal ic letes triumphed over Ogden and Weber athletes in the triangular standard of Exchange.. OGDEN Bert Wheeler and Rob12 Ogden Musicians 12 last La Verne Bane, debating coach at meet at the Ogden .stadium ert Woolsey reach new heights of of score 14 with a April as Friday, acted the University of Utah, lilarity in So This is Africa, their 101 and point. Ogden judge. Both negative teams won scored 73 current 16 Utahs Best Dance Band-- , jnotion picture success points and Weber, the' debates, but Davis was given and which is now showing at the Egyp. None Better! , as the the decision for the school tian theatre in Ogden. shot-pin the ' first Atkinson placed most outstanding team. The two comedians go Big Dame with 44.1 feet and first In the JOIN THE CROWDS Thursday, Apri 20, Davis will discuss and discover , lunting in Africa throw with 117.9 feet meet the winners from the northHot-Chare Land of the They In the javelin throw Lang placed ern division at Weber college, with Admission 8:30 until 9:00 15c seized by a tribe of Amazon womAtkinson 156 and with first feet, as coach Weber debating acting 9:00 until closing 25c see en, and their escapades but, third. for the the at picture Egyptian Capps tied with one man from Literary cluh, the Democratic urther details. Womens Study Group, the Republi- Weber and two from Ogden for The return of beer bas spurred the pretzej factories all over the can Womens Study club, th Ladies aecond place in the high jump. An e five feet won with five man Betterment club, the Ogden PRICES REDUCED country to Increase their output Factories work day and nigbt to supply Double club, the Clover club, the Glisilde inches. the demand. The picture shows Mrs. Helen Iloffer of Bending, Pa., the on Hair Cuts club, the Ladies Auxiliary of the McIntyre and Femelius placed world's champion pretzel twister. Ogden at American Legion, the Klyklo club, third and fourth, respectively, in the P. T. A., the Ladies Literary the pole vault CHICKS BARBER SHOP OGDEN The Ogden theatre anstudents Friday. It Davis men also took three of the dent, will take charge of the assem- sented to the club, the Social Hour club, the consisted of two one-aplays, a nounces a double feature program Agent for Dry Cleaning. Mountain Climbers club, the five places in the high bly. of to which the is now of version League capacity playing burlesque Ladies the Aid, club, the hurdles. Nelson placed second; Nations making it the Leg of Na- louses. Year Book Girl Scout Council and the Web Rose, third; and Evans, fourth. WeBob Steele and Helen Foster are wvwwwvwvwuwwusv. and a fashion parade repintions; 1933 book club. The with its ber took first with 17.4 seconds, year the in a popular Western, worn from costumes starred Dr. and Mrs. B. L. Kesler and end fifth place. spiring, "Carry On," is now com- resenting Eve to the present Young Blood, while Regis Toomey of Mother times Mr. and Mrs. Truman Armstrong will to this and go press pleted j? are in Los Angeles on a short busiweek. This book promises to fill day. The star feature of the pro- and June Clyde are delighting auOgden, Tennis exhibition of fancy diences with their playing in ness trip. Davis won all the tennis games, all expectations of the students. gram was an Fred Lewis lias purchased the both singles and doubles, from Mur- The annual will be ready to issue skating given by performers from Strange Adventure. near the Stoker ray high in the meet last week. Wert Hart-placin sufficient time for, the students the Odeon Skating Rink.' school. to get the reserved pages filled with David Mabey is remodeling the the autographs of their numerous Baseball Seminary Graduation ' old home and ice cream parlor forthree years of earnest After The only feat Davis did not win associates. Come to Orpheum ' merly owned by Ira Curtis. of seminary work, 116 last week was the baBeball game studying jj Bishop and Mrs. Levi Ilarker, with Davis students will graduate from high. Bingham won OGDEN and the Rasputin Mr. and Mrs. Earl Harker and Mrs. with aBingham this Barnes R. seminary score of 11 to 1. club held a meet- the John The Empress, one of the most discussThe graduation exercises for ed Ellag Matkin of Magrath, Canada, year. Lillian with motion pictures of the year, will 18, ing Tuesday, April 2455 Wash. A ve., Ogden are guests at the James E. Bums who live in the South Davis Teams Go to Jordan at the Orpheum theatre Frilarris, club president, in charge. those will open home. take place Sunday, April Last Wednesday the Davis base- The girls gave suggestions for the take day. John Ethel and Lionel BarMr. and Mrs. Harvey Sessions ball 23. The Jorto and went teams tennis validictory speakers for rymore are starred In the three club be held for to the plans party of Imogen, Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Ses- dan to with Jordan high n two weeks. The most popular the south stake are Martha Day, principal, roles of the production, in j: sions of Pocatello, Mr. and Mrs. in these compete and Josephine Gwynn. ' events. for the first suggestions were a hike in the hills Ruth Porter, together appearing Elden Sessions of Malad, Mr. and The North Davis stake exercises time on the screen. or a theater party and supper. Mrs. Earl Sessions of Bancroft and in Style will be held the second Sunday in Junior renthathalon "Rasputin and the Empress is Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scott of Rock are The The school meet May. validictory speakers for the Junior based on an original .story by Association Nominations Springs spent last week in Bounti- pcnthathalon will be held next Louise Bambrough, Viola Marston, Charles MacArthur, well known The nominations for next years and ful as guests of relatives. Dorothy Williams. for his work on The Front Page, officers of the Girls and Boys asMr. and Mrs. Floyd Parkin an- Tuesday, April 25. . The graduates and the wards Lulu Belle, and other stage and sociations were held last Wednesnounce the birth of a son Tuesday, which they come' are as fol- screen dramas. The film is said to Archery from April 11. day. The election of one of those The and West tournament Davis lows: Layton, Birdeen Adams, Bon- present with fidelity the personal Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Foy of Manominated for each office will take nie C. Adams, Elizabeth Ellison, details of the career of Russias lad have been guests of the Sarah to be held last week was postponed place sometime next week. Virginia W. Evans,1 Burton R. Holy Devil, from his birth in a Tuttle home for the past four because West did not arrive for the Green, Annabelle Harris, Fay Har- peasant weeks. Mr. Foy underwent an op- tournament. Thursday a team from community in Siberia Spring Festival of Music Golden Sill, Robert Daw through his rise to power, his asris, eration recently at the veterans' Davis camposed of the following The annual spring festival given son boys will represent Davis at Gran Anna Spackman, sociation with the Czarina and his hospital in Salt Lake. the music department of Davis MarianSimpson; by in ite Five New Lines Just the tournament: Phil Robert Franklin mysterious control of the Romanarchery Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Clark anwill be held May 10 for the student E. Ware. Syracuse: Lou off court. Mx Wall, nounce the birth of twins, a boy and ip Thompson, Douglas Thompson, Culture Shoes dy and on the evening of May 12 ise Haven Day, Max Cook and Lorin Nola Barber, Wini a girl Thursday, April 13. Bambrough, Miss has Although Barrymore for the parents and adults of the A to EEE . . Briggs. Lowell Hansen, Wanda not previously appeared in a proMarco White spent last week-en- d A Day in Venice," the fred Cook, county. Lois MerJune in Provo as a guest of Lauana Rentmeister, duction with her two brothers, John music written by Nevin, will be Jensen, Domestic Science cer and Edith Cannon. Sessions, Fern Stoker, Ruth Tol- and Lionel were seen. in joint roles Girls A the glee. Some time ago the domestic presented by Isabelle Warren, Dorothy Wil- in Grand Hotel, and Arsene Lu. Miss Edith Cannon is recovering colored minstrel will be featured man, from injuries received in an explo- Science girls visited the Bountiful pin. Ross Wright. liams, A Musical the boys chorus. John Martha sion which occurred when she was F. dairy in Salt Lake City. by first: Aamodt, Jr., Day will be featuring Day, Marjorie Evans, Joseph Kes George A. Welling, Wanda Welling. working a chemistry experiment in The girls were very interested in numbers from presented, all the music classes. the chemistry laboratory at the B. their trip through the factory and The orchestra will Alice Richards. West Point: South Weber: Elmer Bambrough, Others at 2.95 and $3.95. !j furnish accom ler, as a means of appreciation for the Y. U. last week. Golda Bumingham, Marjory Cook, Daniel C. Stephens. Bountiful secall for the numbers. This Fit your feet for comfort The Ladies Betterment club were opportunity of visiting the dairy paniments Dahl, Lavon Holbrook, Thora ond: James C. Burns, Donna Lewis, to be a musical treat for Fern M. King, Doris Alan Fern Ruth Nelson, guests of Mrs. William Burning the girls wrote letters of apprecia- promises Joseph Naylor, and Lambert, yet be in modern taste. the school and county. All inter- Duane hani Wednesday afternoon. Lunch- tion and acknowledgment of R. Thurgood, Ruby Vera Page, Phyllis Reed, Keith LaIris Lee, ested in music should attend. The eon was served to eight guests. Emma sanitary dairy to the presiThurgood. Kaysville: Mar Sessions. Sunset: Truman H. Mrs. Hannah Garrett entertained dent. Out of the letters received, admission will be free so save that Elaine Barton, Florence Barton, Carver, Basil Hadlock, Arthur at a quilting party-a- t her home several are being read over KDYL tate.. U Clifford C. Blamires, Herman C. Hardman. WJWJWJWMMWf' last Monday afternoon. by Uncle Ben during the S. A. S. Blamires, Melba Burton, Allene club State Musical Contest hour. Mrs, Lucy Garrett of Los An Green, Mary R. Green, George The Utah State Contest in music Hayes, Marretta J. Higgs, William . peles is a guest of her mother, Mrs. Hannah Garrett. sill be held at the University of La Vaughn King, Iwa May Layton, F. F. A, A association was the of Tuesday day days for Utah Friday, May 5. Davis has Kathleen A, ONeil, Phyllis Payne, meeting and visiting day were held the Ag boys. Nominations took entered a girls' chorus and a. few Lois Robins, Dee Sanders, .Loras Friday afternoon at the Stoker place for next years officers. A smaller groups.. Part of the chorus Sheffield. Guss New Farmington: school. A musical program was vigorous campaign is staged to take will sing in the M. I. A. conference Christ, Hazel Clark, Fern GregoryL Iiresented by the Sixth grade. Miss place till Thursday, the day of elec at the Bountiful tabernacle next Lucile Hepworth, Viola Pratt, Dona Grant gave a number of tions. Those nominated are: Sunday night, April 23. Rampton, Joseph William Richards, readings and a short speech was President, Allen Burns and Newel Ruth Robinson, Lisle L. Steede, made by Mrs. Amy Lallan, retiring Barnes. AtkinD Book Assembly Vem P. West. Clinton: Elmer Ray FRIDAY SATURDAY president of the son and James Peterson; D Child, Effie Ilartly. West Layton Thursday, April 13, the association. Officers for the com- and treasurer, Wallace secretary Odd am Book staff presented the annual Virginia Bone, Viola Marston, Fern ing year were elected as follows: Merland Flint; reporter, Edwarx "D Book The program B. Simmons, Ileen Talbot CenterPresident, Mrs. Dan Smedley, first Barrett; song leader, John Peter- was very assembly.in as much as it ville first: Allen H. Barber, June E. amusing J. A. Taylor, and son and Ellery Jepsen; watch dog, One Day in a farce the depicted faculty of Card all, Mabel R. Coles, Frances second Mrs. John Jake Capps; librarian. Jay Hol- Davis and why they will always be Cottrell, Fern Dowdle, Rosa Maria 21 FRIDAY, Bangerter. athletlt manager, John Ima remembered by the students who Evans, Edna Mae Everett Levoy Pound Mrs. Jane White was hostess to brook; da and Arthur Kanooth. order a D" Book with the honor- Foraelius, Beth Grant, Lily Hatch, Salmon (whole the club last Thursable facultys pictures in it. The Clifford Miller Leak, Nellie H. day evening. Nine members were Awards Irvil called PorF. a close Ruth cam Linge, to assembly McIntyre, the present. There is one day on the calendar paign for D Book Mrs. David Tolman was hostess subscriptions ter, Mary Ann Randall, Phyllis E. of Davis high school wherein every which gives to the Davis students Tingey. West Bountiful: Emery to the Jessamine literary club last OXFORDS won a letter is rec an order for the biggest and McKean Argyle, Walter Eldredge Monday evening. The lesson on the person having This will be book ognized. L. ever published at Davis Grant, Jr., Ila Mitchell. Centerday Fridayt lives of the French- composers, s and DeBussey, AprilD 21. There will be awardee high. Seymore Burton sang sev ville second: Lois Hughes, Mabel Gounod, and pins to students having won eral vocal solos, accompanied by B. Rigby. Clearfield: Milton A. was under the direction of Mrs. 20 Leander Thompson. lives of the a letter in any event other than Mrs. John W. Thornley. Hadfield, Sherman Hodson, Lloyc S. Holt, Mary Stoker, .Alice S. composers were given by Mrs. Ef-fi- e athletics. There will be 20 given Senior Yaude ille White, Edna LaRene Wood. South Eldredge. Music of the com- athletic medals for letters won this New The Senior vaudeville, one of the Bountiful: Emmett R. Betts, JoseEmma year, 32 and 33 sports. To the posers was given Yard FAST COLOR Garrett, Mrs. R. W. Ashworth, boys of the school who are grad- most unusual and interestingep phine H. Gwynn, Elaine Hatch, and have won-letMrs,- - Leander. Thompson,Jdiss Zara ual terfainments of the year,, was pro North Farmington: Ina LJoyd, Salvas, Miss Loretta Stevens anc Ter' in more than three 'fields," an &S Girls of the Ward Tolman. Refreshments were octagon is given. served to seventeen club members graduating class have to earn only Y V v. 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This year they will be were special guests. presented with their pins by the The laugh sensation of the who Mrs. Eliza Armstrong has re- instructors of the departments in .... turned. from a short visit with rela which they won their awards. year. OGDEN Theatre tives in Rock Springs, Wyo. . with BOR. STEELE and HELEN FOSTEF Strange Adventure with REGIS TOONEY and JUNE CLYDE JOHN ETHEL LIONEL- - ! BARRYMORE. in DCAisiPiinrnra MINUTES to get from KAYSVILLE to WRIGHTS Ogdens Own Store - Two Great Shows i J J ' -- DEmpircssX ORPHEUS ?Ct r iIOC .. .98C Each One Day SATURDAY, APRIL 22 DTricflay Together ' Now Playing tBig Double Feat ure, Program Young Blood NEW PRINT DRESSES Blaine Riley, student body presi- - It takes you only . . . . 98c Shipment of PRINTS s. mg-this-y- 1 kn APRIL or half) best-yea- r r i I Trv a can today for that tight cold on the cheat. 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