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Show 'Free Coffee Boosts jChurch Attendance GIRL SCOUTS? NEW YORK Some (UP) churches in the United States have found a new way to attract parishioners when attendance lags. Its coffee. SUNDER THE TREFOIL J2J Tt Preparing For Box Etdcr County Fair L i dr ii iiinururnnmni umm wmrvtr" In various parts of the country, in churches of all denomiBlue Bell Scout troop No. 1 ennations, clergymen have i taken tertained their fathers at a dinto wooing their flocks with old-ner held at Rees Pioneer park on "coffee shinned, Monday evening. klatsches. The evening begin with games The coffee sessions follow difand relay in which the fathers and girls participated. ferent patterns in different but all have the followThe group was then seated at ing results in common: stepped-uone long table centered with interest in church activities yellow and red summer flowers. and increased fellowship. Dinner was served buffet' fashion by the hostess group: Sher-an- . Crowded Washington helped Jepperson, Marcia Rasmus'tart the new .. sen, Mary Eleanor Johnson and trend, when many houses ot I Linda Kay Jepperson, with Profound the beverage an worship gram Aide Carolyn Cloilntz. ideal welcomet for Menu, prepared entirely by i service men and governr--1 the girls during the afternoon ment workere. at the home of their leader, Mrs. j "Cur Alice included: Boop Today, at Washingtons St. Alston, Grmer And Ezra Harper Show Dairy Cattle Johns church, many governGoop, vegetable and meat stew; ment girls now act as hostesses, . . . they will enter in the Box Elder County Fair, which opens on August 28. Mr. Grover Golden Glow salad; corn, roastdispensing coffee and cookies is director of the dairy and beef display at the fair. An unusually fine livestock exhibit Jarvis (Pete) Koford Smiles From Blocks Hat Department ed 111 the husks, sliced tomaafter the service. toes, and cucumbers and French has been assured. Said the pastor at another St. property, utility services, amuse- fund. bread.' Dessert was 'peach upAll and ment meals. . , How retailers, in which coast. Winthrop later wrote: It Started Johns, down cake. Limeade was Georgetown, side Since 1945, the state general PAGE FIFTTEEN wholesalers 'and proprietors fund has depended to no small also serves its parishioners bevBOSTON (UP) the drlhk. As a surprise to the of Most of our people went on Sponsors must be licensed to collect the on transfers and appro- erages: "We fulfill the hope of Strawberry Day in Massachu-sett- s shore upon the land - of Cape BOX ELDER JOURNAL girls and thetr fathers, Jess Jepdegree sales tax before they may oper- priations of sales tax revenues getting newcomers acquainted person brought a freezer gf home say the observance dates 'Ann which lay very near us and ate a business. to provide for its legislative ap quickly." made Ice cream. from 1630 when John Winthrop gathered a store of fine strawBrigham City, Utah In New Yorks Church famous ,J After clearing the table a The operator or proprietor of propriations. .The state building of the - - . landed on the Massachusetts berries. Friday, August 22, 1952 Dr. John con Rest, Heavenly short program was presented by a business selling goads' at re- funds also have received Ellis Large found Sunday mornrev of tax sums siderable sales the girls. A trio of Indian folkto the is collect tail ' required an exceling "coffee klatsches lore numbers were presented insales tax from each customer enue. lent for device knitting together 31 now states Utah is one of and to remit such collections to In 1951, the Utah Legislature a cluding authentic Indian dance congregation which came from and Navajo Happy song; Marcia imposing a general sales tax. the State Tax Commission once appropriated sales tax revenues New York City widely Rasmussen gaye ,a - reading, At present, the 6ales and use tax every two months. for the following functions and suburbs.separated When Mama But Up tier Hair; is the most - important single purposes: Welfare and institu The Rev. Eldred Johnston, recthe group then sang-a- , negro source of state revenue. During Relief Purposes tions, .education, Juvenile court, tor of St. Marks sales tax The law, Episcopal original You Down ended Wont 30, June fiscal the Sit year spiritual, Childrens Crippling Diseases Church in Columbus, Ohio, had Lord." Party clo6edw)th taps. 1951, sales and use tax revenues enacted in 1933, called for a and new construction hospital, a similar experience. Othem assisting <h the out- were $16,344,943, or 21 percent of ot 1 percent tax - on all goods remodeling of state buildings, The Rev. Harold J. Quigley, sold to be placed in an emerre civilian state ing were Harriet . Westenskow, total state revenue. This defense, park, Cento an average of $23 80 gency relief fund. After pay- tirement and general fund pur pastor of the Bonnie Ourada, Arlene Orwin, tral Presbyterian church at Ra Dene Reeve, Saundra Beech- for every man, woman and child ment of administrative costs and poses. N. Y., an annual grant for public rebrought his er, Joan Andersen, Julie Clark, in Utah. coffee klatsches right to his , the of balance lief purposes, Pauline Bundy, Margaret Baird, the first During fiscal 1934, parishioners, at a time when Francis Hyer, Nedra Petersen, full year of collections, sales tax fund was transferred to the Old Law Puts Co-Ethey were most vulnerable. general fund to meet regMary Alice Alston, Jill Ander- revenues amounted to $1,700, state On Spot In Nebraska son, Becky Rasmussen, MerLynn 000. Collections rose steadily, ular state expenditures. Romance Languages Harris and Jo Markham. Later in 1933, a special session reaching $4,100,000 in fiscal LINCOLN, Neb. (UP) 'A 1905 1945, of the Utah 'Legislature raised 1940, $7,300,000 in fiscal Get Modern Setting troulaw could cause the rate to 2 percent and in 'Nebraska $12,600,000 in fiscal 1948, her a for ble wearing ATLANTA, Ga. (UP) A rocreased the annual appropria Two Of Same Name in 1960, and finally fraternity pin. mance languages laboratory has tion for relief. Revenue remainin fiscal 1951. United By Taxes students been completed at Emory Uniing in the emergency relief fund Exceed Estimates Accordng to law after payment of administrative writing in the Daily iNebraskan, versity here. of Even years Two early Tex: during HOUSTON, (UP) costs and the relief appropriaMade of control, panels, reUniversity of Nebraska 6tudent tnen, waiting in a long line at the tax, levenues exceeded most tion went to the state school newspaper, a 1906 law, still on cording booths, and earphones, 1936 of The estimates. taxreport the courthouse to pay their district fund and lor reduction the books, says: the laboratory resembles an ines, struck up A casual conversa- the State Tax Commission states of the property tax levy. revenue that the produced Whoever, willfully wears or terpreters booth at United Nation. in fiscal 1936) has ex- Changed In 1945 uses the badge, insignia, jewel tions headquarters. When the first reached the of The new equipment will enSales tax revenues were ear- or badge of recognition tax window, he told the clerk ceeded that which was estimated or expected and has shown marked exclusively for welfare any society, lodge, guild or as- able 30 students to listen to his namei E. H Meirvke. , . His new acquaintance quickly a gradual increase since adop- purposes in 1939 for the first sociation, fraternal or otherwise any one of six languages at the time. The policy continued un- who is not a member in good same time. Students will use asked f'Aret you Sure yob got the tion of the tax. records, 'Revenue from the sales tax til 1945, when the Legislature standing f . . shall the fined 'in language-teachini, ' right tax. notice? They checked and discovered is collected by the State Tax provided that money in the sales any sum not to exceed $50 or Voice foreign broadcasts and the of America, and make both had the same names E. H. Commission. 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