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Show vv' ; THIRTEENTH YEAR SAUNA, UTAH, FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1931 Salina Delegates Flower Festival Set For Tuesday Enjoy Convention Mrs. E. A. Thorsen, active in socWith greater interest shown in in chosen was Sevier home work beautification in Salina by the ial county, as district committecwoman to suc- increased cultivation and growing of coed Mrs. Ellen Humphrey, at the flowers and the wonderfully charmLegion ing flower beds, admirers of flowers departmental convention in the con- - and persons who would see greater eluding sessions at Park City last interest shown in planting vacant Saturday. Mrs. Thorsen will take up spots and creating further beauty, a .the work in district six and carry, it flower festival has been arranged for the coming week. Tuesday afternoon, ' to success as her predecessor has. at the second ward chapel, will be Frank. Thurston, who has served as the scene of a display of the flowers efficient district commander for the The grown in Salina this season. 6th district, was succeeded by Glen flower festival will be the annual Jensen, of Manti. In retiring from the event and Tuesday it is expected there district commissiohership; Mr. Thurs- will be more entriesand more interton gave 'a comprehensive and ex- ested growers in attendance. haustive review of the activities acIn addition to making displays, a complished during his term of office. short program will be given at 3:00 In his report it was shown that the p. m., following which the display of committeeman had been instrumental flowers will be made. Later, light re' in reorganizing posts at Richfield, Elfreshments will be served. The flowsinore, Monroe and Gunnison, all of ers will be grouped and competent which are now active ip Legion work. judges will inspect the displays and Mrs: Humphrey, in the' capacity of dis-t-- r prizes, will be made. It is requested at cemmltteewoman for the' Auxil- that each individual making displays iary, also give a report- and in it have their flowers at the showrooms showed active Auxiliaries- now work- late Tuesday forenoon, in order that ing in Fairvie'w, EJsinore and Monroe,- they may be properly arranged. Anyand both she and Mr. Thurston were one interested in improving homes highly- - commended for their success-- , with flowers and who desire to make .' ful work entries at the festival Tuesday, will chosen at the conven-tio- n be welcome to the annual event. State officers were: Geo S. Bailiff of Provo, In past years Salina has made some department commander, and Joseph wonderful displays of flowers and the E. Nelson-o.Spanish Fork, national interest in keeping the home grounds committeeman. The Auxiliary chose sparkling with beauty and fragrance Mts. Edward E. Jenkins of Salt Lake, is fast growing. Plans, no doubt, will department president, and Mrs. Bail-.if- f, be made to get every family in Salina retiring president, &s national to grow more flowrers, thus increas- thirteenth annual American - eommitteewoman. The convention, the. Salina contingent declared, was a huge success and the. Legion department, as well as the' citizens of Park City, left nothing to make the visitors happy and the convention a success. Those at-- . tending from Salina were Mrs. Ellen Humphrey, Mr. .and Mrs.- Miles Cur-- . few, Mr. and Mrs.' J. B. Stark, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McAllister,- Bryant .Domgaard, of Salina, and District Committeeman F. W. Thurston of un-do- - - Redmond. .' ing the attraction for visitors and the home folks as well. VISITING C. W... Crawford, general manager for the Physicians Supply company, Salt Lake, and in which Dr. F. 0. Bullock is heavily interested, accompanied by Mrs. Crawford, came down from Salt Lake Wednesday and are guests, at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Bullock. Before returning, the guests will be taken to Fishlake, for an outi: ng- . pre-scho- ol , BIRTHDAY GIVES CHILD HEALTH CLINIC.' Members' of the stake hoard Relief society of North Sevier, who are sponsoring a health clinic, announce .that the clinic will be held at the Junior high school building Wednesday afternoon of the coming week, the clinic will" start promptly at one oclock and all parents are urged to Cooperate by being present. All child- -' ren .of age, who are planning to enter '.school at the opening in- September, will be eligible. to the free, examinations. . IN SALINA. PARTY. The seventh birthday of Mary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Albertsen, was celebrated Monday of last week at the Albertsen home. little children played Twenty-fou- r indoor games, "With Lolell Felt winning the prize. A birthday cake, decorated in green and white, centered the long table at which the guests were seated for luncheon. Mrs. Albertsen was assisted by Miss Dee . Scorup. . - ATTEND FUNERAL SERVICES. PARTY FOR BRIDGE CLUB. Wayland Mattsson was a charming hostess for members of the bridge club at the A. C. Willardson home Wednesday afternoon of last week. Small tables, at which luncheon was served at two oclock in the afternoon, were each centered with baskets of sweet peas, creating a pleasing effect. The hostess was assisted in serving by Mrs, Willardson and Miss Jewel Willardson. At the afternoon game, honors were awarded to Mrs. Deward Hopkins and Mrs. OthelMrs. lo Madsen. A delightful affair was held Sunday at the home of Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Lewis, when members of the family of the late .Caroline .Peterson held the first family reunion 'with four sisters apd one brother being present. The Lewis home'was gay with sumrrfer flowers, asters, dahlias and used in profusion throughout the living rooms .and dining room, a pleasing, effept for the oct creating casion. The sisters and one brother present were Mrs. H. S. Kleinschmidt of Hollywood, Calif., Mrs. J. A. Mrs! Josephine Alkire of Kearns Galt Lake, the. hostess, Mrs: Lew'is, and A. M. Peterson, also of Salt Lake. Mr. KleinschmidtV Mr. Kearns and Mrs. Peterson were present and other guests were Mrs. Q C. Countryman of Salt Lake, Mr. and Irs. Guy Lewis of Richfield and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brown of Salina. At four oclock, a buffet luncheon was served. It was planned that the Peterson reunion be . made an annual affair. -' zin-nip- a4 ' - s, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dennison-attend- ed a reunion of the Dennison-Johnsofamilies given in honor of the eightieth birthday anniversary of Jits. Ephraim Dennison. The affair was held Saturday at Palisade park. Following dinner at twelve, an interesting program was a feature of the afternoon, with swimming and boating for the children. Supper was served in the early evening and dancing closed the days festivities. n 4-- H Tentative plans are being outlined for the first annual campfire program clubs of Sevier county, to of the be held on the Richfield City airport, Wednesday, August 26, at 6 :30 p. pr. County Agent S. R. Boswell reports that he hqs made arrangements for meetings with dub leaders, on Friday of this week ta make definite for this program. In the past the annual tlub outing has been held' in .connection with the Sevier county farmers at Maple Grove. As there will be no farmers outing this year, arrangements have been made tt undertake for this, new type of the purpose of acquainting boys and girls in the different communities in Hie county with each .other, together with putting over a campfire proclub members, leadgram. The ers, supervisors, parents and friends club work are invited .to join of. ' in this celebration. . is It planned that boys and girls together wilbtheir chaperones, shall gather about 6:30, on a selected spot at the airport and play games for a short time. At sundown, which is about 7 oclock, time will be held out for the basket lunch provided by members of. tfce various clubs. Each 'one is expected to provide his own basket lunch. As soon as. darkness arrives the campfire will be lighted and model campfire program conducted. An outline for & model program has been furnished by D. F. Murray and Myrtle Davidson, supervisors of boy? and girls club .work in. 'Utah. The chief, . a plan calls for an Jodian medicine man, a sto-rteller, repiti-tioclub pledge, demon-- , of the strati'ons of the four Hs on the four-leaclub songs clover, singing of 4-- H 4-- II UTAH LEAGUE. ' of the Teams. Standing Won.! Lost. Pet. . 4 1 .800 . Nephi 2 Gunnison 5 '.714 4 3 . .571 Salina SOUTHERN . Ephrairrt ,... Elsinore ? . ...2 3 . .... 0 ' 6. . .400 .000 Sundays Results. Gunnison, 9; Salina, Nephi, 9;' Ephraim, S 4.- - out-'n- g Sundays Schedule Ephraim at' Gunnison. Nephi at Elsinore. er 4-- H 4-- H ... s ' A Fourth of July celebration, a strenuous fishing trip or- sumpn, completely upset the Salts last Sun-la- y afternoon because the boys took defeat at the hands Of the Gunnison dub at the local diamond with! a score if 9 to' 5. Hank Lewis, who maintaind a record of envy throughout the ;eascn, was unable to hold the Gunner sluggers and the visitors took a strong lead at. the start, holding it until the finals. Lewis., at the first inning, showed marvelously well, but fell at the 2nd, allowing. Gunnison to ee runs across home plate. He remained at the box for 4 3 innings, but was unable .to get his arm machinery. working. . Pally Bird was substituted for Lewis after Gunnison had scored 6 runs. The hefty shortstop was in good form and while in action struck out 7 of the Gunners and allowed only 1 hits. Erickson, on the plate for the Gunners, was anxious for the' victory and he never worked harder nor swung his rightwith more precision than in the Sunday contest. Erickson allowed nine hits, while Gunnison snapped 15 from .the two twirlers for the Salts. Bill Gates, who failed. to don his rabbit foot" as a protection, ' gOtir swat on the collar bone and for a time it was thought he would be out, of the game. Cold water,, soothing words, however, soon brought him to life and catching. When he went .to bat at the next session he clouted a home run; doing the ditty himself and with none of the .Salts oh bases! Erickson was also on the hitting line. He got a home run, a and a Jensei), (Continued on last page)' - pasfr-tht- 1-- ren. TAKE PLUNGE. . MemEers of the Junior Endeavor society, accompanied by Miss Mary McCallum, enjoyed a plunge at the natatorium in Richfield, Wednesday. In the party were Joy Crane, Maur-in- e Crane, Joan Coheo, Dorethy Crane, Margaret Crane, Dorothy Cohen and Evyonne Crane. Luncheon was served after the plunge. Marden Lorentzen Excelling Feature Has Narrow Escape Visitors to the Utah State Fair in October, will be greeted by exhibits in all departments revealing the determination of the management and the exhibitors to make each state exhibition superior to the preceding Marden Lorentzen, son of G. Lorentzsen, proved himself a quick thinker and more speedy in action than the ordinary person last Monday morning about 11 oclock. If Marden had not used his head ar.d thoughts as quick as he did, the results might have proved fatal. As it was, he is now soaring around on his bike and is sound as ever. Monday morning Marden left his home north of town and was on his way to the Rasmussen station, where he was to get his bicycle, which had been left for repairs. While hiking down the highway, he picked up a ride with James Sorenson, who was driving a team attached to a wagon, sans wagon bed. When near the Rasmussen place of business, Marden, riding on the coupling pole of the wagon, was alighting. Just as he was in the act of passing between the two wheels of the wagon, an automobile, coming from the north, hove into sight. Sensing the impending danger, Marden made a leap and landed on the bumpers of the car and clasped his arms around the headlight and he held tight. When rescuers went to his waid, Marden became hysterical and it was with difficulty that his arms were pried loose from his hold. The driver of the car, whose name was not learned, aided in caring for the lad, andt as soon as possible the little fellow was taken to the Salina hospital by J. A. Cole, the local jeweler. Dr. C. Leo Merrill made a ebse examination of the wounds Inflic ed on Marden and pronounced them l.ot dangerous. However, the lad received some bad bruises and after a nights rest at home he was able to he up and about. one. -- This spirit of progress in Utah's MEET. big annual state show is one of the reasons why it ranks well up with Neighbors the leading expositions of its sort Clubs Salina Bested By Planning Big Fete Gunnison Sluggers County Dr. and Mrs. F. 0. Bullock,' Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Burgess, Mrs. Eliza f Gates, Mrs. Glendon Jensen and Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dennison attended and a candle-ligh- t ceremony. the funeral services held for Clinton The .chief in charge of the proEdwards in Gunnison Wednesday af- gram' has a candle which came from ternoon. the Wash ingbn, D. C., celebration, held in June of this year. This candle HOSTESS ON BIRTHDAY. will be lighted by the fire and the same passed on to all those who arf Mrs. Lincoln Crane entertained at in Each club member will attendance. a childrens party, celebrating the to be invited a small Christmas bring, fifth birthday anniversary of her candle for the candle-lightin- g at afternoon daughter, Phyllis, Friday the Crane home. Games and romping mony. The time of this celebration' on the lawn during the hours between to be near the full moon, for designed three and five, were enjoyed by the of getting all the benefits the purpose was luncheon little folks, and later of moobbeams. its romantic served by Mrs. Crane to twenty child- - MEMBERS Exhibits for 1931 throughout the United States. Prizes, achieveg awards and ments in many departments have, year after year, served to attract national attention to the fair in this state. Saturday, October 3, the fair will open at the State Fair grounds in Salt Lake City, to continue to and including Saturday, October 10. Followcustom, the ing the fair dates include those of the semiannual general conference of the S. church. Visitors at the capital that week- may combine their attendance upon these two important events. According to the state fair management, exhibits this year will he equal in quality and quantity to the best preceding fairs, with some new features sure to enhance the attractiveness of the departments to both casual visitors and experts. Always of dependable from the standpoint both educational and commercial value, is the livestock 'department, which has become national in scope and importance during the past .few years. l)ne of the principal features of the fair, connected with the horse exhibitions, will be the $1,000 fifth annual intermountain pulling contest for draft horses. The state fair, desirand reward the ing to stimulate breeding of better draft horses and superior horsemanship, offers this money stake of generous size. No entry or stall fee i? required for this record-breakin- ed 4-- -- REUNION . -- - JOHNSON BOY n Annual Reunion - ROYAL NEIGHBORS IMPROVING. ' Monte Whilbeck, the invalid son of Members of the Royal Mr. and Mrs. Zoell ' Whitbeck, who lodge spent an evening Saturday of has been in Salt Lake the past two last week at the' home of Mrs. A. J. weeks for treatment, is. recovering Crosier,-wh- o has returned to Salina rapidly; and with his parents and sis- after spending several years on the ter, Marie, returned from the city coast. After a social hour, dainty reTuesday. Monte had the 'misfortune freshments were served to Mrs. C. E. of having the bone broken ii) his West, Mrs. Matilda Nelson, Mrs. H. right arm and due to- complications S. Gates, Mrs. John Ewles, Mrs. J. of the fracture, 'he has l6en treated T. Crane, Mrs. Eliza Gates, Mrs. Albert Corya and Mrs. Henry McKenna. by a specialist in the city. INJURED 4-- H Family Enjoys first DENNISON NO. 4S LOCAL ITEMS OF' INTEREST Dr. M. Markus, former publisher of Bishop and Mrs. G. M. Burr were visiting and transacting business .at the Richfield Reaper, was transactProvo, Sunday and .Monday. ing business in Salina. Monday. . -event. Of large and growing importance is the junior department of the state fair, comprising 'the exhibits of the Future Farmers of America, Industrial Arts and Farm Mechanics and clubs. the The Future Farmers of America exhibits will be open to all boys r.f Utah who are registered with teachers for vocational agriculture in the high schools of the state. The' Indus-tria- l Arts and Farnf Mechanics section is open to all boys and girls in Utah enrolled in junior or senior high school work in this class. The club exhibits, of course, is limited to clubs having the members of state club departof the recognition ment. In aR the junior exhibits, state fair entry blanks must be in the hands of the secretary of the state fair association oh or before September 29. In, these, as all other departments, the 193l State Fair will be a exhibition, with amusement concessions, sports events and other diversions added to the educational features. 4-- H VISIT WITH RELATIVES. ; i t left Mr. and Mrs. Miles Curfew Tuesday for a visit with relatives in the northern section of the state, later returning to Park City, where they attended the state convention of the American Legion. At the Stewart ranch, near Ileber City, they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Sliep-pjir- d, and.guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Frazier at Oakley, also visiting relatives at Provo and Salt Lake. They returned Sunday evening. VISITOR HONORED. ; Mrs. Morse Burr and Beth Burr reDr. and Mrs. Don C. Merrill attended the funeral sen-ice- s held for Miss turned Friday from Mayfield. They Hilda Greener at Hinckley, Wednes- visited for several days, at the home . RETURN TO ARIZONA. day. Miss Greener was a former of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Willardson. . the of at and member the Nielson Mrs. Mr. and Royal nursing corps Mrs. Walter Kurley and daughter, children, Rae Dean and Kirk, left Salina hospital. Kathaleen, Frank Ivie and Miss MaxWednesday for their home, at King- Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Kleinscl midt, ine of Manti, visited Sunday at the man, Ariz. They have been visiting w'ho were here to attend the retfnion Carl S. Nielsen home. Mr. at home of weeks the the past six and Mrs. Jesse Steele, parents of of the Peterson family, held Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Isaac B. Humphrey Mrs. Nielson. While here they also at the Lewis home, Mr. and Mrs. Ray visited relatives at Provo and Mon-ro- e Cahoon and daughters, Beverly andj and Mrs. Elizabeth Humphrey, spent and with Mr. and Mrs. Steele, Yvonne, who were guests of Mr; and; Several days in Salina the first of they attended the Black Hawk en-- . Mrs. Lewis, left Wednesday for their the week as the guests of Mrs. Ellen home at Hollywood. Humphrey. campment at Payson. i . . Mrs. Josie Reed and Mrs. Norma of Salt Lake, were visiting this week with Mrs. Ira Rasmussen and Mrs. Hilda Gates. Mrs. Noah Pitt, Mrs. Ann Nielsen, Mrs. C. M. Herbert, Mrs. Frank Herbert, Christine Pitt and Vivian Niel' sen, visited Sunday at Monroe. The Daughters of the Pioneers will hold the August meeting Thursday of next week at the Chapter house. Mrs. Noah Pitt will be the hostess and all members are invited. . Miss Olive Ensign, who is a house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Deward Hopkins, w5s' the guest of honor at a chicken dinner and outing at Maple Grove Tuesday evening. The group included Mr. and Mrs. Deward Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs. Morse Burr, G. M. Christiansen of Salina, MissJ.jbel Willardson of Mayfield and Garnoy Gee of Nevada. 4-- 4-- H Furniture Company well-rounde- NowInNewQuarters Formal oieriing of the Christiansen niture & Harwdare. company, .in., the new quarters, according to G. M. GIRLS TAKE CANTER. . . Christiansen, manager for the Salina Miss Evelyn Lee of Salt- Lake, a store, will be hold Saturday beginhouse guest at the Ward Rasmussen ning at 9 oclock. Workmen are busily home, and the Misses Millie- engaged in arranging a large display Edith Scorup, Margaret Dom- of. furniture and household .hardgaard, Anna Herbert and Joy Mickel-so- ware, and the new location will be comprised, a group of girls who ready for the reception of the visitLoss ors and guests Saturday morning. made a trip on horSfbatk-t- fr Creek Sunday. 'A picnic luncheon was Some eighteen months ago the enjoyed at thenobn hour.. Christiansen Furniture company established a store here, occupying the . OUTING AX MAPLE GROVE. Brown building at the corner of Mali A marshmallow roasVwas featured and Sthte streets. Finding- the quarat an utingat Maple Groye Sunday ters inadequate, the Thorsen building, evening by the following group of !a few doors east of the old location, young folks; N$da Herbert, Maurinowas secured and hereafter will be the Nordfeit, Virginia Gates, Goldie Sor-- 1 pe rmanent home of the company. The enson, Walden Andfrsorf, Darwin Col-- n,.w quarters will be larger and more by, Whitney Mattsson, Robert Bu- - commodious and will afford the and Raymond Kane. portunity to carry larger stocks with better displays. LUNCHEON AT GOOSEBERRY. The company had added a now de- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shields and their! parture to the present line of announced guests, Mrs. John Shields and niture. The management and shelf line of a complete Alvin Shields, with M:. and Mrs. H. that added-anand household hardware would be S. Gates, Mrs. Henry McKenna would, be on display at the forMr. and Mrs. Bean McDonald, enjoyed an outing and picnic luncheon near mal opening. Some attractive gifts are to be the ranger station at Gooseberry, at the opening of the store in. made . . . Sunday. be the new quarters. Free vases-wil- l the ladies paint attending Mrs. Deward Hopxins has as her given to the house guest, Miss Olive Ensign of demonstration, which will be one of Salt Lake City. Miss Ensign will the interesting attractions. Invitaand loaVe for Arizona, where she will re- tions have been sent to hundreds a large Christianson inexpects turn to her former position as Manager structor in the schools at Thatcher. attendance. - Dom-gaar- d, n, 1 Miss Lazell Borg tfaS combining Mrs. E. E. Brtfwn of Ogden, is Viswith pleasure, at the capital Mrs. business her with mothel, ,E..A. iting . . . Liston. . city Sunday. ' J cp-ge- ss i f.ir-hou- se . |