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Show ,.. : DESERET NEWS, Friday, November 29, 1948 s '':'''' Sylvester Broadbent ind James 'A.Hooper, executives of the Utah Wool Marketing Association, will leave Salt Lake Saturday to attend wool and livestock confer: ences in other parts of the coun , ' . :I -- - ': ) , ' ' :,' N, i ;:.,..t.,,,;... :. , :... ,... , ,, , ; : - ) - t,......,.... :...1 . tr. ':. ..... ',-.' ..,;......:, ::..:, ...... ': 4 ', .. ,.,;''..,.,:.! ; , ..... .'!';::::::.::. ''''',..1: ..;,:::,....,..,...1. :,, j ....,....,,,....i.-,-.;4..- - , rrl - ....,,.:,, yr :.,:;.:.,..... .d - '! ', ,, Horlick, 87, prominent lifetime resident w mother-in-laof Salt Lake and of E. L. (Dick) Romney, football coach at USAC, died Monday at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Henry M. Crowther, Los .Angeles, of causes incident to age. A daughter of Hampden Sydney and rfelen Clawson Beatie, early Utah pioneers, she was born Jan. 12, 1859, in Salt Lake She married John H. Horlick Sr., Dec. 2, 1884, who was engaged in the mining industry. Mr. Horlick died in 1936, two years after their golden wedding anniversary. For the last 62 years Mrs. Horlick has lived at 512 South West Temple. She was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints and was active in Church and social affairs. She is survived by two daughM. Crowther, ters, Mrs. Henry Los Angeles,- - and Mrs. E. L. (Dick) Romney, Logan, and one son, John H. Horlick Jr., Wilmington, Del. Also surviving are four brothers, James M., Mark S., Wilford W. and Frank Beetle, all of Salt Lake, and a sister, Mrs. Florence B. Thatcher, Logan. Four grandchildren and one also survive. Funeral services will be conducted Saturday at 2 p.m. at 260 East South Temple St. Friends may call Saturday from 10 cm. to time of services. Burial will be in Salt Lake City .' 1, ,, z , , , ' - .,,e. t .. .- .,- --- ... ', ' , , , ,. - tom :. : :.:; .. .,. .,. ,.. :. !.?'''....'' :.:'..:; - .. i 1- :. ,.. ::.' .. -.. :. , '...' ....''...2 , , , .. .. TJ,'' - '.' - ' ', ,.. ......1 ' ....4,114s,, :- : ' ':114Nr,,......, ': : - CHAMPIONS TO BE IN PARADEMiralyn Mills and Jackie Simons, drum majorettes of the Sugar House Amer.' lean Legion Post No. 651, placed eleventh In the contest held recently at the national convention in San Francisco, and were featured in Life magazine. They will be among the hundreds participating in the Santa Parade, which starts tomorrow at 12 noon. (See story on section two, page one.) TOMORROW Fun and Prime at the Audience Show ol 70oreethlee toe the Ladies' 10:30 Eagres Hold Debate On U. S:' Russ Policy e Th. 4Youngstits at Cala - 'tang . u. u.C40. u. u. u . . u. u 7 tot 0716-apar- t, $how Boxing bouts from Madison Sonora G. nom ot Missing , Polka Party Sontitnantal Journey ' atm and ittorts la This Coe. Ns. of lb tkmts Too Benda You toM Music exploits Ono Until .trelook KtiTA 9 Snow Th. Washroom Thhalkowskr on Carries Snorts NALL for Musts Tour Favorho btu. I. Plarrd Or Too Aill vi - 'DO Banda Oa I I AO Gtodmighi ...., II Warren CTOSSIlled Susie Chapel. . . , Week end Reponse With Shopping Tipe . Mutat, Corte A Pontiff ' Ruts Kiddig taroteat 'Disc, Jockey pi,ruts Gus. Hal. Huny Gus Foster, Harry wanes. Raj mut. . ray Disc Tocke3 Parsds - Dream lhisters Wake-u- p MIAMC tOr Ilea 4S CM Club early Listeners Smite Top Bands Para Journal HAN Op-Metropolitan . era Tristiln St Isolde., Opera Continued ,.. . ... r. - Opers Continued .. . . VeiDoll IDial A Smile .,., tcoottinued i -- ,.., Wews . Dial A Smile .., SW. To Vet. ... r Tel T!1111finfill KUtA--5-70 ,AA": i..: , '',5,1,i':, :::: :K::.:::: 7 hit-ru- I t',7. ii. s,t, anonekv.,, ' ::::': ''') or ' ,..;,4 .1::..,...:::: ; :f.:.,,L," body liam Hayden Turner, 48, of Will ton, Okla., who died Thursday a Vernal hospital from injuries n suffered in a accident in Colorado, will be - taken to his home for burial. Mr. Turner was struck by an unidentified automobile Wednesday at a point 28 miles east of Vernal on highway No. 49. He was born in Westplain, Oct. 26, 1898 and had been working in the Rangely ,Oil Mid& Mr. Turner's survivors include his widow, Mrs. Marie Turner, Oilton, Oklcoa ''.:e, flb.,,) l'.:;..7,71" , 1 pit ,,:,,,,.? N ift,:: .................i....,:, ,,,; k,,,:' ,,, SUCCUMBSJulia W. Mrs. Smith Revue Cod Sine Ind Li Crosby Guest Stare Ill. .. 8. Navy . Mrs. Julia W. Smith? 92, 123 Fourth Ave., widow of Samuel H. B. Smith, a nephew, of the Prophet Joseph Smith' of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints, died at her home today of causes incident to age. g, A active member of the Church, Mrs. Smith was a temple worker for nearly 40 years. She bad been especially active in the Relief Society, Primary and Sunday School organizations and other ward and stake functions. A native of Salt Lake, she was born Feb. 8, 1854, a daughter of Thomas William and Julia ResShe married Mr. tel Winter. Smith May 2, 1870 in the old Salt Lake Endowment House. He died June 12, 1914. She is survived by two sons and three daughters, J. Winter Smith, San Jose, Calif.; David W. Smith, Murray; Miss Ruby Smith and Mrs. N. Ross Beatie, of Salt Lake, and Mrs. Frank Kerr, Oakland, Calif. She is also survived 45 -;" sister, 9 no 30 Musical ' George 31 ' Come and Ott it Books Bring Adveo. d saran-Ceetrat.11im 13 1 . PNPtOnd Theatre of Today ' 00 variety liweent,71-4Tw-- 1105-14- Week . non 330 , iga3 td McColl A to 31 . Tim. Oui lot N.H. Farm. Home Weer ... poctimil Gams TRISTAN Modes Modena Polka Time Dame vs. Southern Cantor- Dia Football Oame ',Notre De- . ii .m,........,---.-- se - S .......-.4-- ...... .. - t .. - 4 oo IS 30 , 00 .t Geft.30 . Football 6192411 ' ., DO tits 31,, ..- - . litc- former Army Air ForeAAF headquarters has distributed 15,000,000 postcards throughout the United States, according to local Hi.; 2,500,000 erpersonnel, the . - 45 Time , . .....- --,. Thy Labor Speaker Worksheet NRIPOO OT: - KS 6-1- 160 isin mu .... ' - ORANGES ment stores, drug stores and other places where loner AAF men and women each can obtain them conveniently. Records of former personnel are antiquated and it is requested that the cards be filled out and mailed as soon as possible. Gen. Carl Spaatz, commanding general of the AAF, has explained addresses of all former personnel are desired so all veterans can be informed of latest developments and plans of the Air Reserve program. ,,,,,. 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IProduce The Civil- Air Patrol and the Boy Scouts of America have distributed the cars to colleges, high schools, theaters, depart- - 2.90' ,............msommenamlesmummona Olitlettd The inquiring Ida, Waffle' For Clayton Chiffon Jess Yamaha Moors .,... Jaws Jembores Game, Martin Sloriee Ret, I ted Shop . Philadelp Synt. Or . Columbia ..... . - Pkg. of 3 dais. Kumasi and m AWARE"' NAUMAN as rem DUSC14 conductor, MILTON moss, - ... , Luncheon Music .. West. Request Rour Wits Cousin Ray r , ;'(.47'7,''i,,''',r'. PTON 'S NOODLE SOUP L Gt addresses of approximately set SVANHOLM 111 Tristan, MAN MUM as Isolde, Jon. ammo as . "e WE HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS FINE SOUP-- - To Find Former Air Force Men IND , 41 GEORGE ZEESE Mgr. No. Postcards Seek - by MAGNI, ilk three sets, with NewsToni Ivory , Notre Denis vs. ' Southern Callfor- - nia Friel li oill 2 -. 3 , , Rowan Calla Mu., sie from Rentauht sweet the preee ...,. Press Interviews . 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South 4th East 5th E Avenue Main I . 3110Petor --, Give and Take 43 00 i , American Tied Cross Wile Saver Checkrboard Jam bores. a Pull Hour , 13 mu.. The Adventures et Frank Myrrlwell The Ok If 1 ill a a of Child mining - SEED BREAD : t.re News Coffee Time . 35c r;... , p 50c doz. doz. doz loaf ROLLS of Mae W. Wood, In an effort to obtain the 55c' FRENCH DOUGHNUTS Pet Labotot Mgr. No. 4 2,0 The Old Corral The Old Corral , . Garden Cate 4 . ,.. Melody Pardde 13 SO ' Sotarhouse Salute A Eull Hem of M. ate snd Variety Shopping Outdo 0 Neve Saturday Sine Time Surat Rhythm New LEMON CREAM PIE. Poppy 1' &Ma Ana, Calif., eight grandchildren and four Two grandsons were killed in the service during World War Funeral services are pending. online Wake-O- , 43c . AT ALL SUCCESS STORES 0 by a ,411. SEE THE LIPT011 SOUP DISPLAY 61 Western Co; , t;z2 92 Years Sits-V- Neste d- CAKE PEPPERLIMT-LAYE-R BUTTER VIAFERS1 TUE TEXAS COMPANY INVITES YOU TO ENJOY The Old Corral report. Driver of the other car was Towers, reported to be South St. 1445 East Thirty-thir- Dies At Age Of It Ave. Mr. Barnes was issued a citation for an improper turn, according to a police 1400 Yale SPECIALS FOR'SATURIjAY , RemainAtTowerTheater Good Night World :00 , - Collision ar Seagull 13alii!og BUTTERFLY Cherokee Bill,' Indian enter.. tamer, and his group will be held over tonight and tomorrow on the stage of the Tower Theater, Manager Ralph Trathen announced. The group includes an albino stallion which appeared in the motion picture, "Thunderherd." Smith, lifelong Salt Lake resident and active member of the Church, died at her home today. ar Cherokee Bill To Baker Morning Nein The Thins Treys Step Weisand Trio The Trompeteera f I$O Nona Session. bt at a Owls Your Favorite Se. tTuest With Susie th Harry Warren .....,.....- --. . ' .,':' r-)if Lite Drain. at Mid. night with Charbe v Goodnight 7OO 13 New Musts News 0 Bantam Ink Soots Jo Stafford La Coo,' Club King Cole Trio Black Cat Prow). All Ite Popular Protram 'tuna Eldon Walton, M. Saturday, Afternoon . ' , I New 611313 . - works - New, Sammy Kars Oreth Dirk rely 9(11 aat New Tommy Tucker Or. , ieo Club ..,..,m2...1.at... . en : New KSL Prtmento Mostar. Columbia 3130 .101 eaten Juke Boz Jamhono Sews Samplers Joke Non damboree . . .... ... ' flus Pinter News Injured Atitói Collide . Tbil Band Bon Mune by Jeleentk News Casa Curet Palo alsoullebt -star 'Time Revue :30 11 Pleasure Parade Utak CO Ilan the Air Setif rda news s : 1 -- Jack Smith Shoe Sparkle Time !oo from sight fill Good Variety Novo Nowa Utah Ormr000r epode Conies 'Verdi ansinholt Oroh. from Salt Batas of the Bands 'Mutat b A "; H .i: - Ipoili Olin Ed-ma- n, t 1 mentos Metro ' 6 To Silver Tim Tow 131 True Drams Break lb. Buik ollso alberift Deadline Set Dec. 9 The new marketing service and organization of the U. S. Department of Agriculture as it will pertain to the dairy industry today was explained at a meeting in the Newhouse Hotel. Dr. R. H. Walker, director of the Utah Agricultural Experiment Station, was in charge of the meeting which included the producers and processors of dairy products. Along with a decline of some 20 per cent in farm workers, there has been an increase of 30 per cent in total farm production due to modern machinery, farm methods, fertilizer and other improvements. Surpluses are expected in some crops. Backed by millions, the deof agriculture has partment launched a marketing service, research service and educational service designed to grow the crops that are needed and market them over the world. Some ' $26,000,000, part of which depends on state, matching, will be available for the dairy industry, it was explained. Entries for South High's annual Christmas literature contest may be entered until Dec. 9, school officials announced today. Divisions of the contest and word limits are: stories, 1500 "Rams Tout Musk" words; essays and sketthes, 1000 words; and poems, no limit. anti Recoil, Grcmd Prizes The' winning entries will be 's 4:00 O. au published in a special edition of the school paper, South High Scribe, which is sponsoring the Two As contest. 'entries are Viola Judging 1 position. Granville Olson, and Myrth Those initiated include Bob Harvey of the faculty and Lucille Bublitz, II. E. Wight sod H. A. Sears and Jerry Wiest of the Two persons suffered minor Rommel'. Scribe staff. injuries at 1:13 p.m. today in a two-c- ar collision at the intersection of Fifteenth Eitst St., and Westminister Ave. The injured, Margaret LaRue Var ley, 30, 1971 Downington r Ave., suffered a possible-shouldeSharon and injury, Varley, 9, of the same address, who sufFriday Ivoning fered back injuries were taken KAL6-- 91 KSL-'- -' 1 160 0 Time KDYL-1- 320 KNAK- -1 400 to their homes by police ambulance. Burl hoe Ballads Selby Sneaks 00 New. Dieu SportsTable Traffic investigators said MarHeary J. Taylor 13 NBC Newsroom Variety Leto Story Theatre Adventure et Int 1Th a AMA Toong LaRue Var ley was the 30 island Serenade garet Jim Amodio Thin Mae Show Bent Crosby 43 of one of the cars. The -driver el Hostler 00 inns Simms Show other machine involved w a a WISter. H000d-O'People Are Funny. Frank Parker :111 Art ',tablet tat inns Simms nor driven by Arthur J. Beesley 20, Bulidos Drummond Moore- Durant Tian Throb Suns Intb gash, Detective &ardor? Bob Bannon Show Edch Howard's Or. 2485 Glenmare St. Yukon& Jewels boots's. WYstowt Moats Hollywood :00 South of lb Border Tart Elaine. Bin Monies Lewis is Frite Lewis Jr.. Sotboro Stem Milt Si. Shen eagle Silver Stringy :30 4 Norm Wood Id wino Thrift With Mute Frank Sinatra 45 Let otom Do 11 Lowell Thomas. 00 Wasters Meajo Suppr Club 0 KUTA-- 570 Literature Contest "Shall We Get Tough With Russia" was discussed at the recent Fraternal Order of Eagles initiation - meeting, with Jack Slaughterbach, upholding the alfinnotive, winning over ' Cliff McCarrell who took o negative approach. Elections for vice president will be held Tuesday and Charles O. Wight will vie against Cliff hfcCarreR for the Enjoy Ed 14cConnoll Marketing Service Explained To Dairy Meeting s, ,: -0',. 1 ' N,.2i - ta0f1 OF YOUR ; 7.:: ''. Victim Dies I In Hospital VERNALThe of , two-c- life-lon- U. S. .. , . F - . ', i, ..:..:- ....... .00.-- :' , ;.:: .... .,. ..'. 22. ii .kw.. great-grandchi- ld Monroe, Utah, Man was being held in City jail after being returned from today, Pioche, Nev., by Salt Lake police officers. , Arrested was Calvin William Gardner. He 11 being held in City Jail charged with "investigation -- of burglary!' The arrest by the Salt Lake police department was made in connection With the theft of a saddle from a garage at 1728 West. North Temple St., last July i ''.., -- .. Of 87.,Years Harriet Beatie i .. ., ,,'''.'1;:;,:..''''''. 7;.,.,,,:::7.:, ) .... , f '.." - 1- accident in the 1900 block- nn EleVenth East St., at 8;35 cm. today, resulted in shock and a shoulder injury to one driver. Emergency treatment was administered by police. Injured was Robert Earn est ' A Mrs. ,,?:Y1....,,e, ..,...." t ,. ''. :..1"::5'... ,.... il:te3 ;:i., : -- .., i '''''. ' .,. . , , '''' "." ; Driver Injured In Two-C- Mrs. Harlick Dies At Age , '.;:::-- ' t l''., '': A , , , , .., , ' ,17 te ..z Police Hold Man In Theft Of Saddle - ..1, ' 'C .,- ''''' Mr. Broadbent, president of the Utah Wool Marketing Association and a member of the executive committee of the Kational Wool Marketing Corpora. tion, will leave for Phoenix, annual Ariz,. to attend the meeting of the National Wool - Marketing Corporation. Mr. Hooper, manager of the UWMA and executive secretary of the Utah Wool Growers Association, will attend a series of meetings In Chicago including a directors' meeting of the Na tional Livestock Producers Association of which he is vicepresident. He will also attend a meeting of the National Livestock and Meat Board. He is a member of the board of ::"I r ' ''' try. t - : , ' To Attend Conferences - ,, . Wool Officials : : - . - p 10THE , , , .... , 4ft00'06.016,6.0war SERVICE 47 East Broadway 406 East 3rd South 2040 South State '3760 South State 476 East So, Temple 920 South Main Sugarhousa -- - 4)4 |
