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Show THE DESERET NTitfS SALT LAKE CITY NEW LEGION DECIDES; j Relief Society Worker Dies L ANNUALLY' National Leader Speaks At, Session of Auxiliary. ' Funeral aervioee for Mra. Cathwidow or Becketeed, erine M B. Becketeed. who died bom of her eon. Saturday at tbo In B Byron- - H? Becketeed, South Jordan, will be' held at oclock Wed. ry K -- ,JK - L NAMED IN S. A. Littlefield Succeed L. J. Paul In U. S. Post. the South Jordan ward chapel, with burial 7 foilowin conference wcmionm ef the South Jor- and vocational specialist, U 8. Vetoffioer American Legion poei dan cemetery; erans Bureau, assumed Monday meet were concluded Sundng-wllFriends may manager, call at the the duties Dr.of regional hotel. Newbouxo at the Inge J. Feu:, who rehome of Blsb-- o succeeding oucceaa of this the position. resigned Because ef the p Becketeed cently Dr. Paul will be regional mediOlson depart conference. R. 12. SO cal officer. The Jlvislon op t of duties announced It the - day of was mads necessary By a large increase iq work of the regional ofwould be an annuel affair In Jiilt the .uiwrai. She was born Sept ST, 1150 at fice. lake. ; West Jordan, a daughter of SamLnemploymtnt, meraberabip. uel Mr. Littlefield Is a native of Ogand Maris Egbert more general observance of naenlisted be den. In 117. January, March 1, ISO. she married in tional holideva and child; welfare, the American field service of war diocuoted by Harry B. Hen- Henry B. Becketeed in the en- the French armv end In October house dowment naSalt at Lake, derson. Jr., Cheyenne, Wyo, that year enlisted at Psrls In Daniel H. Welle officiating She of tional vice commander; R. U Ol- the U. 8. army ambulance service non, department commander; Otto and her husband made tbeir borne attached to the Twenty-secon- d A. Wlesiey. department o4iuUnt. In South Jordan. French division, serving throughSilt-Li- ke She was an activo worker In the out W. P. Morton. poet the war. commander; J. M. Kiipack. Provo Belief society, serving as a teachSince 1922 he has been eonneet-e- d poet commander; Cbanee V, K er In that organizatioa- - about 40 with the veterans' burean and yearn. She also served at secretary button and Darrel T. Xane. has also been active in American Mrj. E. E- - Laabough, Boise. Ida- - ahd wvaa treasurer for 22 years. bo. national vice president of the She is survived by the following Legion attaint. American Legion auxiliary, was eons and daughters: Bishop Byrum the principat speaker at the aux- It Berkstead, Ferry V Mrs; Margaret CJ. Holt, Mrs. Birdie Pelmer iliary meeting and Mra. Luelia Newbold of Boutft Jordan end Mrs. Bhoda Con re deep grandchilMagna seventy-on- e Competitive Junior High of and 24 Athletics Hit in Report dren and the following brothers end Meters also survive- - IJjrutn Eg- A commute of the etaie 1m rt. Mrs Susan German and Mrs of pubiie instruction. Harriet Patterns Idaho: , David which has been engaged prepar- Egbert. Midvale. Henry LaFayet-tee- . ing a course of study and manual Lettle Egbert and Margaret for physical education, has com- and Mrs. Louie Alaop. Salt Laka pleted its report, and among other Mra Emails Ferdle. West Jordan things recommends that athletic competition be tor public exhibition, the tgjmrt elimiaated from junior high school says. mass athJunior high boys are in a elite letics. and physical training for . of. psychological, trinatiou,and It avery atudeatare desired and. ImIs dowlas tor them to be trained portant. the report states Tfe 1 beeday. " In MANAGER FORVETBUREAU TOHOLDMEETM S. 1 MONDAY, DECEMBER ITta.!) i. , , ! lnler-echolas- tic A Spectacular Sale of $10,000 Worth of Famous Oriental Rugs BREAD IS HERE! AT SAVINGS RANGING FROM NEW BREAD - BAKED BY AMAZING NEW METHOD flour famous homo-bakalways used flour with all the natural flavor and nourishment of the wheat-hearleft in flour "Yt changed in any way. by er HOLSUIV) is different in appearance and in taste, from other bread sale From several of Americas foremost importers we offer a great of marvelous rugs all importations, guaranteed in fact, some of the rarest- creations of the East are inetsited pre-holid- hajid-wove- n, T. - Sfeyfok. I ill than Albistan Ispahn Chinese -- In any desired size, with all the beauty of romantic design on rich color tones the phrase implies! All carefully selected for design and quality. T 9x12. $195 Persian Lilliahan Rugs 3-6- ft-I- 5x6-- 6 ft. 9x12 Persian Belouchistan . 150.00 . 400.00 Rugs Chinese Rugs 'ji i 'A: r A ; m. 41 .... Hoi-Hi- , 25.00 35.00 300.00 jour opportunity to cave! r m old-tim- This ncw method giveiT Holsum finer texture, too more lasting freshness. Holsum will stay tender and soft for days and days slices easily, cleanly. - Th magic f olg mrM I mg ia cofhblaag with am ocfanca to ghm yap tw treat Hotfsia tread! Holsum is baktd from unbleached flour exclusively. This is the same r RUG AND DRAPERY DEPT, j' THE HOLSUM BAKERS old-wor- ld We anticipated the higher tariff and imported these rugs in time to escape the heavy duty. Our present prices, based on the old and much lower tariff, will prove to be the lowest for years to come. So here is Sjjl V .. Be sure to ask for Holsum as soon as possible at your grocers. Its oven-fres-h whenever you call! First ofall,HoIsum is distinctive in appearance. It has a braided crust, TWIST like the famous bread. This comes from the new baking method a remarkable e combination of lore and mod- em science. 29.00 2x3 ft 2x4 ft 9x12 ft ODAY, you can buy HOLSUM a new bread at your grocer This new HOLSUM is unlike any bread you ve ever seen. - 7i00 .- 3x5 ft HA WELL-BALANCE- D treat. From75.00 up to 350.00 . This natural flour gives Hokum EXnourishment TRA, gives you ALL the food value you should expect from your finest ' food as well as richer flavor, more lasting freshness. that Hamadan Scatter Sizes. Asia Minor Orientals bleaching chemicals. V. INCLUDED ARE: Hamadan Mousale Sarouk ts - a ' J? a ?4.. -- .v. Bakers r ' Zil 1 wlanwuBa ir 1 HL c ' t ( :h I' |