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Show wA THE DESERET NEWS SALT -- LAKE C Tl THURSDAY CITY OCTOBER lzed by a daily struggle, a striving for higher levels, a process of eternal progression. There is no sharp line between mental health and Women Urged Informal; Party Honors October Bride - Nuptials ; Performed In For Places On Colorado City Welfare Boards sickneae; but if w make our daily adjustments well, we probably are well. v W Relieve In a vigorous life: a he Ufe of continual adjustment, added.. Methods of mental sugges-- , . lion often cure til, the speaker de- Lillian Th Tlna triage of Miss Gwendolyn Femmine Members tin,e the3r In coin plinicnt to ill Vn Letand Bwaner enterlauied Don Mr. Mra and to of whoa marriage tend to create a wait of unreality Bltncr, daughter Jenkins H street, and prettily arranged '"fr1-na- ! H. H. Bttner, will take Enc Illness that should have real about William son of Mr. sad .luncheon wt her home, medical attention. Monday In the Salt Lake Temple, Douglas N. White, Princeton Mla today 139 Mrs. N. Adame and Good K."White, Held Mrs. Ferrell H. Prayer -renu,1 Allen recommended prayer Miriam Bennlon entertained at an avenue, took place Wednesday In Elder at each were orma party Wednesday at the- Denver, Colo. ss tbe best of all cathartic agents. Exqutolte lac doiiieu The bride waa lovely tn an afterto help clean and purge of souls of home in Taylorsipiace, and the table waa c"eJei filled ' parley Benmoa Legraud people. noon gown of violet crepe and satin pronounced' by Mrs. Go before ths Lord, he with a low crystal bowlTwelve of the SouthRichards, with fragrant yellow rosea wers Colorful garden flowers decor- with a matching hat and slippers ern b tales president urged, and make a clean breast of mission Relief Society. of a were hostess the bouquet gardenias rloae friends of ated the living room a Tables the and carried were it alL Unburden your soul, and Speakers for the session She waa unattended. present. you will arise from your knees a arranged for games during m the ceremony Mark Alien, psychologist of the new s after late Immediately supper a and being: a better person. evening Utah State at School Training a for left honeyWise the young eouple served. The guests American Fork, whose topic was. Sketching tho disparity between Luncheon, Tea Honor Colorado and moon In Miss Estes park Jenkins. Miss Mariam Jenkins, Mental Hygiene of the Adult;" hopes and reality, between age and Bettie Richardson. Miss Marjorie Springs Ths bride and bridegroom the youth, and between husband and Mrs. M. D. Blackburn the Uni- Elnora gbupe, president of tftolit, Mtae Donns Bennlon. Mra sere both graduated from Relief Society, who wife, the speaker told tho Relief stake Maricopa Mma BItuer where PortUtah of versity 2n honor of Mra M. D. Black- Harold Roberts, Mias Janet The Boclety women to look ahead, to was a member of the Chi Omega devoted her discussion to burn. Mra John M. Knight enter- er3. Miss Betty Walker, Mina BarMabel make and keep the social contacts, Mr. White waa a mem- Relict Society Magazine;'' and Mlaa at sorority Mies luncheon Brain, Mary Olsen, bara at 8. Nokes. a delightful tained of the Bo'se to avoid old mistakes by being East Beatrice Brain, Mrs. Barr Moca. ber of tbe Sigma Chi and Alpha stale Reliefpresident her homo on Fourteenth Society, who epoko on wiser tomorrow, and to cultivate InPal fraternities decMra Kappa and Mias Marian Carpentej street Colorful garden flowers and Lula Y. Smith, terests their husbands can share so A After October 13 the young cou- The Library;' orated the rooms and the serving Helen B. Jonea of the Cache stake Re- that as tha years roll on, there will Harold Roberta ple wilt be at home at 7i$ Colo- president man and Mr. lief bo stressed the Ed be closer bond between .table, and a theater perty followed Thursday, Society, e at. her rado boulevarda inS Denver. the luncheon. The hostess was as- will honor the ucational Opportunities of Relief wife. wall. M. Mra K. Lund the In Mra Tbe Relief home sisted by Boclety magazine was Parkway apartment, Society work. M. C- - Dutton, Mra it. H. Stevens and Saturday Mra Frank Thorne Hotel held up as a messenger of cheer New Rules Announcfed Party, New membership and Mra George A. Wright enter- will entertain at a dinner at her rules an to the homes of members, by Mr. 4 home on Sixth South. Mra Charles F- - Pinkerton Fiance nounced by Mr Lviuan include tbe Shape. Our greatest desire, she Sunday tained recently at an attractively morning Misa Marian Carpenter , Mias Gertrude Ryberg following changes in tho recording said, Is that tbe magazine will be 7 B will preside at g breakfast for andHonoring read by old and young. Methods - Mark B. arranged tea at her home, Mra her fiance,Carff, of memberships: Beginning Jana-.fr- of honor In streetof her mother, Miss Jenkins. interesting people 6n (he pubil-- 1 1834, a membership card will whose marriage wilt taka place were given with illustrations (T e e cation Blackburn. The affair was given In Joe used in the Relief Society, and Reed Miss Helen mouth. the during Marihonor of Mra Blackburn s birthday ar- 'will be given a a receipt tor an- from the put work Of th entertained Dance Alumni flowers Henager copa slake. annlvemary. Early autumn ranged party In the Empire room nual dues. should librarians decorated the rooms and during the Libraries and Membership in the Relief soHotel Utah Wednesday even of afternoon a musical program was Will Open Winter Season mg.the with care, Mrs. Nokes Red rows were used as favors, ciety is based ,on the following, be cboseu . given by Mrs.. Lester Hovey, Mine The Henager Almnl club Attendance at Relief Boclety pointed out Books in Relief Sowaa the served at (at and late a Dipper are not only for the libraries Jessie Evans and Mra George A3f( officially open activities for the home an ciety of Miss ifteod. Tbe living meetings; tb) payment of fW right Sixty guests called during a dinner rooms were decorated throughout nual dues; c) general interest in building up of good literary assowinter season with ciations for the members, but are Dor- with the afternoon. o a dance and program at th d garden flower, all other phases of Relief Society the means of teaching their child -- I club Thursday evening. Those and tbe serving table held a center-piec- e work. - The Womans auxiliary to tb ado ren what to read, and of getting anTho Relief be in charge of the program Society roll may of rosea has The guests In attendance were divided Into three sections: (a) into the horn th proper reading .Post Offlcs Clerks local. Mo. (, will nounced that every effort - meet Friday at Id a.m. at the home been made to Insure en entertainthis la the material. , Mlaa Ryberg, 31 r. GArff. Mr. and for active member 213 College bourses of Instruction east ing evening for the member pres- Mra Eric W. Ryberg, Mias Eunice attendance roll4, (b) for honorary of Mrs. D. 8. Chambers are. Ibeing given through the Remembers dues wbo Sixth South. Mra Ray T. Cahoon ent iMiae Emerson but are lief pay lna Cannon, Ryberg, Boclety magazine for the benetwo Ritchie, Hampton Price and'Jullan unable, through Ulneas or other will be assisting hostess. Tbs club waa organized fit of members, Mrs. Smith reporta a a circumstances, to attend meetings; ed. years ago for tbe purpose of con- Cannon. S' Tbe Relief Society member has for inactive members at the (c) of tinuing associations formed .OHvsr O. Howard, Woman's school. best opportunity for educatioa-a- l Tha present officer of the B, of L. F. and E. and the Lad-te- a organization; those who fail to at- theadvancement mem will Relief entertain Corps of any member of i meetings, and fail to pay dues the society will hold an Informal tend ono bars and friends at an afternoon club are Lea Reay, president Nell Church today, aha said, and for year. Where a faithful social Friday at the home, of Mra. Anderson, vice president, Kalma party for members and their member of the organization, whe- she urged that every part of a Toung, second rice president and friends at the home of Mr. and 'Agnes Price, 1233 east First South Beth Mrs. H. B. Rugg. 433 Van Ness ther active or honorary, is unable woman's nature b utilized to adWelsh, secretary. ' street to her dues for given year, vantage. pay Place, Friday, October 4 at t p.m. Literary Jeseons stimulate the inarrangements should be mads b The Sigma No Mothers club will Humane Society Tea Set the sard officers to pay such dues tellect, the speaker said; theology bold tbe first meeting of tha year and and testimony studies aid the spirpresent her with a memberThe Salt Lake City Humane so it; and service to fellow men and Friday at 2 pm, at the home or card. ship Battfr-datea at will a entertain defy 3 women Mra O. A. Sheldon, 44 DouglsA helps tbe social side of life. The percentage of membership Jn the Belvedere lounge. Mrs. . avenue. Mra Sheldon will be as- will be baaed on the active Learn where you can serve," she dues John W. Is of the chairman Hyalop sisted by Mrs. Agnes Dugan and and honorary rolls, but all enroll- admonished, and then work. organization. The concluding general session . Mra E. D. Sorenson. ed fmembers will be counted In the Mrs. Edwin Circuit, chairman of of tho Relief Society conference era statistics of ths organisation, the ticket committee, will be assist was held In the Tabemacle at 3 flower Raising Praised I The B. T. V. IT. of the Immanuel ed by M1m Lillian Taylor, Mrs. Tbe raising of flowers was prais- p.m, with President David O. McMiss K. Keliock and 'Baptist church will attend tbe Bamuel tha First Presidency as the of ed by Mrs. Lyman tui a community Kay state B. T. P, II. rally and banquet Blanche Miller. Mrs. V. K Payne , at Ogden Friday. For reservations will he In charge of the decora- First Session Will Be service, and she said that all Re- principal speaker lief societies should organize and tions, and Mrs. J. B. Drigga la chair-ma- il call 11h Mildred Fox, Held At Tabernacle try to work out a project by next Funeral Set Sunday of tbe refreshment committee. be tea table whereby unemployed men win spring, at tha presiding Tomorrow could be put to work beautifying For Schoolboy, Age 7 Mra. Lila Brown, Mra. Bara Speck Morning the communities, repairing fences, Mrs. Payne and Mrs william Reid. Funeral services will ba held (Continued From Page One) raising and exhibiting flowers and for Ramon Boa! Wright, Miss Uhura Mathis of Ban doing other useful work that would Sunday fair, auxiliary meetings, fam- create 7 year-old son of Morton M. and Wegnlar 4A PA FA Francisco Is spending a week in state besuty. and missionary reunions, Ths PER WAUEUT WAVES WbiSU Beals Bessie be should Women Wrignt and a student Balt Lake City visiting with ily represented life of ith community has re- on Ideemed Operator boards of education aa well as of th Longfellow school who died relatives and friends, and Is at sponded; stores are busy, hotels are in a local aatd. hospital at 2:10 a.m th Newhouse hotel. taxed to capacity, homes have in social welfare work, she an appendicitis o been thrown open to guests; the Hen are not afraid of trusting today followingwas born In Balt operation. He Mr. and Mrs. James W. Wads, knows It's conference time. their housekeeping, the washing of city Feb. Lake 23, 1922, and beCity, clothes, the darning of socks, to accompanied by their daughter, Come From All Arras his sides hs somehow women. they parents Mias Lores Wade, 1. suryived But and son, In this day. of universal travel, th and hi James Wad, returned Wednes- the conference come from dislike trusting them In publio of g by one brother,Mr.Richard, throngs and Mrs. J. G. grandparents, day evening from a visit in La far points and near. There are flees- We must change that Lake Beals of 8alt City. . at home. 135 EAST 3RD SOUTH Cal. Jolla, by beglnnnlng visitors here from Canada, where Service will be held at t p.m. Where quilts are made for cuscommunities In Alberta have that a In tbe Eleventh ward chapel unThe Culture Lure club will meet bullded by members cf been this tomers, Mra. Lyman urged der the direction of Bishop Georgcj the so that be 1'3S at charged Friday pm., at tbs home Church: from Mexico, where col- good price ' of Mra G Maurice Romney, 1332 onies have been established for women who work under hardships 8. McAllister. Friends may call atj 4 mrM'nifO the White Chapel mortuary. beautiful! to create Thornton avenue. HAXICIK8 ......a.... 4 tears: from organized stakes and and handicaps will be paid Jor tlteirj arday evening and from 10 b.m missions all along the Pacific PPETHl Tl tTIAf ork. Welfare sewing, she aald. Is until 13 noon Sunday. Burial will DIRIXO OCTOBER Friday at 12:43 p.m, th Ladles' coast; from Mormon centers over tbe Rockies to the east, and quite another matter, and U not be in. tbe City cemetery, Literary club chorus meet. ENROLL ROW apprs-- j area in thla vast re- charged for. gh expressed Friday. 2 p.m., current events from Xikt Yw Aftialiirat Earl? and current literature section will gion. every elation of the gcneral board fowIurray MldvalC Join T&3T naw Hw. . hear Harold Fife, case worker at Thera will representatives at the work of. stake, ward and them JJU8 Extension Fete MAR MeKlSfflCK, iMtractor Jn the state penitentiary, discuss conference front missions on the sion officers, and commended to th Relief MURRAY. Oct. 3. Or their Integrity venUe Delinquency.. Flute solos, Atlantic goast, from eastern CanThe resiMeditation. from Thais, by ada, and from every group of society program.on Bcieftca dents of the southwest part of Baaed Maesinet, and Hungarian Danes" states tn the union. By train and an th northwest part of Mental hygiene la uot mysteri- Murray BETTY KAYS by Brahma will be given by bus, by automobiles, by airplane, told th more than Midvale joined in a celebration, Archbold, accompanied by iven. visitors have come and It Is ous, Mr. Allen Wednesday t evening at Grant ward PERMANENT WAVES Charles a It Miss Mabel Wood. of th Church 900 women assembled. general conference upon getting street bus Be FdiiillH la Prtca mors refined common sense about chapel, them- that brings extended to residents of Ovality I Science does not replace servics lit ing. The regular monthly meeting of Alpena Tomorrow th vicinity of west (4th South to All taa MMA morning theology. but I supplemental to It. Midvale. ! War ObtUil the Belt Lake Auxiliary No. 3 to At Id o clock tomorrow will M open The problem of mental hjgiene Tally oil Hart, a BA the National Association of Letter President Heber J. Grant G. Murray, many and varied as lit, If MayorL. fi.R. Berger, of of BviOU Carriers will be held Friday at the first session, of conference. His aro asare Rmlar 9&.M MidMayor Remingtoa Trial Steam Mara happy you are Inclined vale 1:3d P m. at the home of Mra O. opening addres,in (he past at you commissioners and and repRrtalar STAA ...... 9.UU D. Crockett, 7g Emerson venue. wave given at the beginning of to have the proper mental hjgienei resentatives from tb Utah Light lehmlGIri Wryc, la a similarity .between There 1 Eft M. R. Olson, th first Mrs. the will feature conference delegate I iSU and mental hsglenc," and Traction company were in at'to the national convention at session. According to precedent It Mormonlsm XhcMfH FiRfTf law. Vita Both are character- - tendance. Cleveland. Ohio, will give her re- la expected he a 111 make a general he went on. A banquet was served and a proiV.teum the of .deiho of of tbe convention and progress port report gram and speeches were given. a s. scribe some of the cities she vis- Church since the April conference day at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., to ana ited. and as at past conferences that uiciudmg Sunday, (leaded by me BETTY KAYS Tbe hostesses for the afternoon he will deliver hla message to the inemoers of the first Fresideocy, Guard, Reserves 1T4 so. MIX AS, 34j R M I Witte UitAra aro Mra.J. V. Olson, chairman, people over whom be presides zresident Heber J. Grant, Mra Otis Hart and Mra. M. B What th President says in his Reuben Clark, Jr., lirsl Urged To Cooperate Closer cooperation between the Olson. . opening address will. If precedent counselor and President Ls'ld O on McKay, second counselor, the national guard and reserve officer te followed, have a bearing subsequent addresses throughout General Authorities it is cxpectea waa urged by Brig. Gen. W. G. the sessions of tha entiro confer- will alt be present, with the ex- Williams, adjutant general of the ence. Members of th Churob at- ception of Elder Joseph F. Mer- Utah national guard, who addresANNOUNCING tend conference to hear these rill. of ths Council of the Twelie. sed members of ths Salt Lake words of Instruction and admoni- wbo M presiding Oyer the Euro: chapter of the Reserve (Officers' THE OPENING OF la Dick tion given by their leaders and to missions of ths Church, and association yesterday A. Wtdisoe, of- the Gunn's cafe. .get the strength and building up peah John cider Col. James A. Higgins, new chief of their faith that Invariably fol- Council of th Twetve, w ho n givof lows. of tha Third reserve area, ing a course in religion at the alsostaff on addressed ths reserve officThe Interpretation placed California. of Southern Coiterslty problems that beset this people tn Presidents) of missions are here, ers. on the subject of army The next meeting of the common with their fellowmen Is eleven from the United States snu ' r4IFtensd to with th faith of a peo-p- the Mexican mission and one from association will be Thursday, OcJ0 at S p.m. in the Newhouse desirous of living at peace and Canada. In the past. Pres- tober hotel.desirous of the welfare of human- eastern called on all the lias ident Grant Inity. Conference la k bolstering General Authorities to address the fluence. as many of the Seesalona will continue two each conference and mission presidents as time permits. The many thousand In attendance alwaya hope for and expect an address by President Grant at the closing session, in addition to hi Far thirty year J ad drew on the first day Of conhad chronic conttipo ference. Musts Arranged A I fieo. Sametime I did -- Interest 1 net f fee four or five 1 Seemon programs for the various day. I aha Had awful of the conference. At borh sesheadbloating, go sion tomorrow the Bum mil stake ache and pain in the ward choir combined with the heck, Adlerika helped choir of Coalville, stake beadquar-- i towage, be- ter, will sing numbers thy have!ng away. Kota I I eat wont and never been rehearsing for weeks past, Inane, pie, anything under the direction of Mrs Judith feh better. I sleep totmdiy alt night. Anderson Beard. At the mornlng and enjoy life. Mr. Mabel Schott. session on Saturday tho music will ,. rferm ,ron ,r ,uli. bo by tho Relief Boclety Binging . 7 oclock Rornarh, and Mothers, under th direction oUon, .Ireplessness, Bloating, there it quick relief for lire. Charlotte O. Backett, and on Saturday afternoon by the German 'you in Adlerika. Many report anion L D. 8. choir, Otto Michaells, thirty minutes after taking jot reewr. one dose. Adlerika give complete At both sessions on Sunday cleaning yonr bowel trsrt sic will be by the Tabernacle choir laxatives do pot sven ordiur7 CornwaI1 reach. with Prof. J. Bpencer ' IVeed-(4,1,-buto- rt Crirj F:s Pc:::l Ch:v; tj Dl:h St:b Fdr 1l jn tl Pc lilt !::!! ' 7 vi -- T . f bride-to-b- , Fetes-Bride-To-B- . u a pun pull strings that is not news string pulling is a favorite pastime, but when string poll a man that is the Shell Exhibition at the 1935 Utah State Fair, ,' Dangling from the fingers of George Kcgg, famous puppeteer, marionette enact a drama for th benefit of the throng attending thl year' fair. Although an innovation to fair exhibition, poppet how are tho oldest of th theatrical art. in fact, hundred si year ago they were used t depict passages from the scripture. Wilh tbe present trend WHEN 1 pastel-shade- -- - f One Oi The Outstanding Exhibits Crowds Arrive 5 toward the revival of old amusements, marionette are again on tbe threshold ef popularity, specially in Europe where entire drama are enacted by the mall figure. j The Shell marionette have Just completed showing in the Northwest where they have played to parked house each and every performance. Tbe Shell publir drama is part of the regular Touring Service Exhibit. Attending the booth is a trained member of Shell Touring Service who will advise prospective tourist- - as to general information and acquaint them with detail travel service which is available at all Shell nations. -- For Opening Of Fall Conference I -- SPECIAL -- y i , c'lt mxE Ebn"c:m.2 9 VT ' iMt eel-jj- - wave ng la(9 s. AS f Logan Garment Company, under the able of Otte Mchr, who took over th management ten year age, has rapidly grown into one of the leading knitting companies of the west. In spite of the general business conditions this company now occupies two large buildings, at Logan, Utah, one ef which is their new modem daylight THE (P ff ) $1.00 faetoryT'It is today one of Ihd fastest growing in- dustries in the west. Vitb hundreds of representatives fc ba a large peyroll, a big taxpayer, end a business that all Utah should be proud of. V hits visiting the Fair be sure .end see their outstanding exhibit in the Manufacturer's Building. It is oi special interest to all women. , Freai-uent-- X SEEN AT THE FAIR ' ; - ID WADIS' if ip v motor-ixatlo- AMERICAN I a a I I 1 1 PAcim,., n - lf Ladies' Smart Apparel Store - 45 SO. MAIN CONSTIPATED 30 YEARS ' n 1 X (nf i STATE FAIR v Remember this Is Salt Lake's newest sad smartest ladlea apparel abep. feme la aad vet aeqaalated aad see what yea caa save. Alt of oar better asrrrhaadlae e penally prieed fer thla ppealag pale. Remember EDWARDS 45 So. Main "ss v A, V ' - Coliseum s f Reserved Seats 75c , General Admission ' 25e ' tn Shout, New York, report: edilition to- - intewinal clean ting, Adlerika check th growth of intestinal bacteria and colon bacilli. Give your stomach and bowel a real rleansing with Adlenka and see hew good you feel. Jost one spoonful relieve GAS end ehrenie conMip- Sold by all druggsits and dreg, j r department. Adv. tn ... opened and th iferenc will begin. b 4Ton of con-jto- I HU :MH li Vi bt,4r - l TONIGHT di-j- in a; .3 I i ti i Vi Salt Lake Horse Show c0 i.Khii v- -' BR' XO j' 'J 'V SV-VO- u OP Q'Jf , un ' outstanding exhibit at the Utah Slate of the American Parking mid basinets that is Company, of Ogden, Utah, ANOTHER that owned and operated by Utabns.' They are mints, facturer ef Mountain, Sego and Nectar Brands of Hams and Bacons, smoked meats, sausage and lard. Their products. are known for quality and flavor everywhere for they are uniformly of the highest grade. With hundreds en their payrolls and big taxpayers, Utah ran justly be proud of this concern. See this Exhibit! |
