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Farrel became senior patrol leader of Troop 20 last October and has done such an excellent job that he has received council-- Wide recognition for his ac-!. tivities. He was one of five scouts representing the Three G. Council to participate in a ceremony presenting the report of Scouting in Arizona to the Governor. D - : 1 R AT THE - held in connection with the troop banquet, parents and scouts saw Farrel receive his Life Badge and then come back to be awarded 21 merit badges, COURT-OF-HONO- 1 - Safforci-Junior- -- Invitation Issued By Generali I Board STAKE - SCHOOL superintendencies and hoard members have been invited by - the general board to visit with them during the period of the April general conference. Stake representatives desiring to arrange such visits with general board members have been asked to mail in cards stating desired times. Appointments will be necessary. No visits will be planed during the-- general conference sessions or the annual Sunday School conference April 9 at 9 p.m. in the Tabernacle, Richard E. Folland, executive secretary, reported. 14-CH- URCH SECTION v , - SUNDAY :. , . , ' , ' - 4 . ' . ' Ii ,- ...,,,-,-- - t ; , - ';',.- - 1' ;,.,.." - , -,- ,, x , -. ' , , -- , i '."..1 ,.. ' ti ',e i'-- DESEIET ' ' i ', i .,,11,:g, NEWS Week of Apra 2, e.-.- .: -- i, ,, 19211 . -- 4, ; . ki. y - . .,..,. ...,. , ,,., ,.,.....::';: oo 0.1.41) .. It,: " ' . ' ..7.,,, 1'.- ,..,..,, ' 4'' :':";... ,'.:;'' ,O, ,;:,:: - ::,' '.; ' ,. , ,,.. '.,'.i - ; , 1 ;.:,,..,,,,..,.......,i, &..01,-- - - , ,,:ikl6i,,,,,::.,. ZZ.406,it- ,- MISSION Han- - ,:: ',:. ' ,. '':.7,:'..:1:-.7- . R. S. ;,,,:,-- r . i,- Leaders Honored For Long Service ; ,:.:, , . ....., NI) 4 N , .: '"' ' .'' . 107 '... .A, :Akgr N, .,, '.- - IA .'s - , s'',1';'''''''''''' (.1"".,....:'li a s., - ......,:k . ''''77:...'.....a...;:" '.,-- , Tf ''' 1 :.,..i.:::.. ,k ...',,.. ,.,.." , ., , , ., -' 4--. ii,. ., ft,,, , .. VOTED MOST POPULARPlacing the crown on lovely Co Ilene Bess of the Salt Lake Valley Deaf Branch is Branch President Willard E. Barlow. She was chosen queen from among four other candidates at the branch Gold and Green Ball. S. .:.... CALIF. Seven women who have served as Relief Society presidents in Stockton since the organization of a tiny California Mission group in 1920, were guests of honor at a home-comiparty here, March 17, 1950, as a part Church-wide of the 108th Relief A deSociety Anniversary. lightful musical by the "Singing Mothers" group, under the direction of Dorothy Sutton, with Rita Sparcher, acrefreshcompanist, preceded ments and dancing. 'AEward president, Sylvia Stone presented the former presidents, and pinned a corsage on each. They recounted interestinchighlights in accomplish. ment during the period. beginning in 1920 with May Moyes the first leader. Then followed in order, Grace Tuggle, Hilda Perkins, Luela Hansen, Wealtha- Mendenhall, Venice STOCKTON, . ., 1 4 ' 0,:i -a; ,..x BRANCH, CALIFORNIA -- -- L',r--- " I :,...:.1;: ,f ,:,. -7- -.-17 st ., ,,- .,. , II l' - ' .. ,77,' ' - 'w :-,- ..4,,,1::',,, - :T . ......., :,...;',:.,.: -- do"' , '''eir I t.e- - ..,,J L r .4414LAit.t.1.0,1,,stmk '',.::R.:',:',,,, ' I L Deaf Branch Holds First Gold, Green Ball THE SALT LAKE CITIDeat Branch last week sponsored and Green Ball,' Its first-Gol- d in their recently - dedicated building, with an orchestra, a floor show and ceremoniesall the features of a successful dance. Why an orchestra? It seems the deaf people are unusually good dancers, and they keep time to the vibrations of the music. They enjoy this form of relaxation, and enthusiastically attend the occasional dances sponsored by their branch. The Gold and Green Ball was no exception in this regard. The hall had been beautifully and artistically decorated by the MIA presidency and superintendency. Five lovely queen can. didates were promenaded and penny votes (the proceeds to go to the branch fund) were cast for the winner. queen-crowni- She was pretty Colleen Bess, and graciously accepted her crown from Branch President Willard E. Barlow, who directs all activities for this group. AN INTERESTING feature was the floor show presentation by a group from the Ogden, Utah Deaf Branch. The six dancers had performed previously in their own city, and accepted the invitation of Elder Barlow to attend the Salt Lake event. Branch members come from all over Salt Lake Valley. 'In addition to periodical dances, they attend sotmePietures- - every two weeks. They bring their children who enjoy the sound, while the older people enjoy watching the movies. They conduct their own MIA, Sunday School and Relief Society organizations. Carbon Chapel Redecorated' , JAMES FARREL CRAIG . . . cited tor achievement - t y. ,,. 1 ,;..u. ': ,- .0,, - .4 t, - '.-- 1K omorkt ,, 1r I. .,:;, , ..1 " ,do... .k,,,,.. , , ,, ', ......,, ; '- or ,,,, 1 ''''1..",:.'...6. IN , ' ll -- 7t i-- ' k t ',::. Varsity-batketba- ,,..,., 4:-- Y- ' ',i'' ,.,,ft.,.:.- ' Left to right in order of service: May Moyesi Grace Tuggle, Luella i :. 1r - team. He was active in football and is now working hard in track. He is studxing agriculture at ! Safford High School and recently represented his school in the district finals itithe annual PTA public speaking sontest He will speak in the state finals to be held April 5 hi Phoenix. Last tuner he was a counselor at Camp Snow Flats, ,the council summer camp. Craig joined Troop 20 in February of 1947. In October of 1949 he was awarded his Second Class and First Class badges. Star and 'Life ranks were . awarded at the latest courc-ofhonorWhen asked how many merit badges be intended to get at the next Farrel smiled and said, "I'm not sure, but there's no reason in slowing down." Commenting on the selection of Craig as Honor Scout of Troop 20 for 1950 Scoutmaster Bernard Clawson said, "He's tops! He's a Mormon boy that lives his religion!" court-of-hon- g STOCKTON '; t SAFFORD, ARILJames Far- - the highest number ever to be awarded one scout at one courtof-horel Craig. nor of leader in the Three G. Compatrol Ward's Troop 20 received salse Honor Scout Award Scouqng plays an important part- - in this Honor Scout); life the annual Scouts-Paren- ts but it isn't all he does. A freshquet held by the troop. The Honor Scout Award Is man at Safford High School he a scout can has been on the Honor Roll the-- highest award get in Troop 20- for service, ad- three out of four times this year. vancement. leadership, religiousl lie was one of two freshmen on : 1 .: 0' C-4- it .:, I:7,:".,::!.;!:11:2-g- the .1,; tak tt , Safford Youth Wins Highest Scout Award ,,., 4, ,.:. Line up behind the huge "birthday cake" at anniversary celebrapon. sen, Hilda Perkins, Wealth& Mendenhall, Venice Ricks and Sylvia Stone. , 'e' ..'";. 7 :7',, al, SOCIETY, PAST PRESIDENTS OF RELIEF I.'1 ::. , - ,',i,....) N 1r, ' ": !';':'. .- ''Iler ,40 .7 ' " , . . :;,- ''- ., :. ' , , :: 1,:, 4, :., ,.. 1.' ': .1, ;.: :. ,,',.'.--- , - ..,,,,,r,i44,e,,,, : , . ,......:.4 , ' ' 0:: :: ' ,',-,: .: i :,, ,,, - , - I :'' ' , - , ,.,:: 4;,...t., , ' 11A. - ! ' ; - ,,,;0 -,, ,,,, '.'S L.,,,,.....4,. , .4. 1,, t '''' .'. ir . ::' ..;':.'1:..,,.. ''''..',4,-4t- .. ..110-41;-- -; ,.. ,I '':,: '; ''' ' : , ,,,, '' ' " .. ',4 :.,,,7 iwtteggAVZ - ti- , PRICE The annual beautification program of t h e Carbon and North Carbon Stakes began in Price with the of the redecorating complete renovation of the tabernacle. Committees in all wards have been' selected and plans are underway to carry out the work. Members will be asked to take part in the calinr--aign- by painting their homes, improving their surroundings and making their homes a better place in which to live. During the campaign,.emphasis will be given to the removal -of all firehazards; also to the plan for better sanitary conditions to help safe. guard the health of the people. Such a campaign for beautification should have the en,dorsement- and cooperation of every community, Church officials pointed out: -- ng 30-ye- ar I Ricks. Nino women formed the first group, while the present roster counts over a hundred - Strong. Two of the former- presidents are now stake Relief Society presidents, Pres. Hilda Perkins of Oakland (Calif.) Stake, and Pres." Venice Ricks of the San Joaquin Stake. More than 300 guests attended the delightful President Toronto Reaches Switzerland PRES. WALLACE F. TORONTO of the Czechoslovakian Mission had sarrived in Zurich, Switzerland, March 24, according to radiogram received by the Church -- First Presidency. Idaho Stake Officers Called to Meeting in S. L. A special meeting has been called for all presihigh )uncihnen, ' stake Relief Society presidents and bishoprics of all Idaho stakes for Saturday. April 8, 1950 at 4:111 In Barratt Halt Problems pertaining to law enforcement and morals In that area will be considered at -the meeting. ' It is important- that a good representation is present (Signed) Phenol H. Edgier Delegate Council Representative Idaho Allied Civic Forces ' 't 4 |
