Show rr-iff- cs" t mu bo Over The Teacups Mias Ella Winkler spent week end visiting at Ogden the IMS RECW at August Roland is now living House the Delta Nu 5 Miss Lavem a The Delta Nu Mothers club Is Liljuinquest Gamma Xi Gamma spent the the second one organized on the week end at Rigby Idaho campus Mrs D C Budge' wife of Dr D C Budge is president Mh Emma Neilson recently Reed Johnson former U S A moved to the Gamma chapter has C student and Delta ?Nu house i been visiting with friends in Lo Bus Gimlin Sig Alumni was gan for the last few days week end visitor at Sig House The Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity announces the initiation of ProPrestivich Berg Omega Tau has gone to St Louis fessor Walter Welti and Franklin : Whitehouse March 9 to study aviatioin well-kno- Miss Mary Cannon former AgBill Thain a former U S A C student and Sig was a guest at gie and Theta was the week end the Sigma Chi house last week guest at the Theta house Arthur Woofindon and ? Paul The Perwig club dramatic fraBroberg have discontinued school ternity on the campus held a business meeting at the chamber for this year of commerce Sunday afternoon Leave Logan at Eight O’clock Monday Morn- ing and Return Wednesday at Midnight What is believed to be a record is claimed by members of the U S A C Concert band The of travel record is 400 miles eight concerts and one dance in forty hours left Logan Tuesday They morning at eight o’clock played concerts at the Industrial school at Ogden Morgan high South Summit high and a concert and the same dance at Coalville day Wednesday they played at Lincoln Heber high B Y U high and the B P O E at Salt Lake returning to Logan about midnight Members of the band did very well accordmg to reports and everyone taking the trip enjoyed the hurried but rather extensive tour Miss Anna Bartlett a Gamma Xi Gamma pledge has returned 'Miss Lucide Parry spent the to her home in Roberts Idaho- - week end at Ogden with her par' ents Bill Barker Delta Kappa pledge Mr Lyman Roberts senior at has moved to the chapter house the college spent the week end at lor the remainder of the year Burley Idaho Mr Roberts went Willard ' Eccles Sigma Chi there to transact some business James Gunn a student at the pledge from Oregon State has Miss Fanny Chadis has been Delta Nu house entered school at U S A C forced to discontinue school due Miss Dorothy Minnoch a GamFrank Christensen former A C to illness ma Xi Gamma spent the week student and “Sig” was a visitor Pi Kaps who will not return to end visiting in Ogden at the Sigma Chi House school the Spring Quarter are: i Erp Sheffield Jimmie McCune Ive Rae Mason Theta president visited with her parents in Ned Ostler and ole Olson Delta Kappa Willard last week end Spring Formal Alumni Hie Delta Phi fraternity Guests Miss Elda Wilson the planning its 17Spring Formal Vaughan Cortlett and- - Orla Me week end with her parents in be held May Kinnon Beta Alumni were guests Ogden Miss Ramona Weston a Gam- at the Sorority House Sunday Arita Bolin and Erma Edwards ma Xi Gamma pledge spent the Guests of spent the past week end visiting week end in Bear Lake where in Idaho Falls she attended the Junior prom at Parents Lucille Allred and Ellen Lari " North Rich High sen Beta pledges spent the week Miss Helen Stevens of Ogden was a house guest at the Theta Delta end at their homes 'in Preston Five members of the house last week end sweaters Kappa Frat are getting toDonald Cruikshank a PI Kap - purThey are not allowed last week end visiting relaThe Misses Valene and Elma chase one until they have gained spent tives in Montpelier Idaho Rowberry visited with friends in school activities fifty points in Parley Kilburn a Pi Kap visit- Ogden last week end — Mis Arminta Hogan who has ed in Logan last Saturday Miss orelen Jones was the been attending school at ’the U Miss Zine Harris and Miss guest of Miss Edith Funk at her S A C for the past three years Thora Baldwin members of the home in Richmond during the is at her home in Lewiston suf- Gamma Xi Gamma fraternity past week end fering from a nervous breakdown motored to Salt Lake where they a attended formal St Patrick Miss ' Vera Calder Theta alu Joe Cad t damce at the Belvedier mni now teaching in Payson high Launge To Marry t school was a week end visitor at Wedding bells will : be ringing Uof U the Theta house Joe says the Guests for Joe Call to-di marriage will take place in Salt i Reese Harris and Clifford RigSilvano Siegfried ’ and Gayle Lake City Nuff said by students of the U were guests Bunderson Theta pledges spent of Marlyn Pocock Sunday after' the week end in Brigham City Four Omega Taus Perry Olsen noon ' of Moroni Arthur Stephens of Rosella Carter and Margaret ‘ of Walker Wendell Montpelier Pi Raps’ Theta pledges spent the Harvey of Gordon Sam Lake and Salt Goat fore of week the at their part Smithfield - have discontinued Moesinger Floyd Tay- homes in Garland until next lorGilbert school at Utah State Conrad ‘ Harrison Earle Stone WL and-- Wink Sheffield are now Harriet Hubhard visited over for the Pi goating Xi Kappa Alpha the week end with her parents Gamma the Friday evening at Grace Idaho their Fraternity Gammas entertained at informal an house with jCr’ chapter Fern Perry and Ella Winkler Attend r ‘ party St Patrick color scheme spent the week end at their The Prom i was uniquely (Tarried out Ellen Larsen Pat Hoopes Elva homes in Ogden evening was spent in games and Simonsen Lyia Wilson Ray and dancing Miss Roma Hansen and the Harold Lillywhite Norman Smith Charlotte and Dave Mary and Thomas attended the misses 11 Junior Spur Prom at Brigham city Pearse are living at the dormitformal ory the during of spring quarter last week The Spurs will open the Spring Friday formal season by giving their of Guest Witness annual banquet and dance in the Friend Hotel Eccles Friday April 11 The Game Miss Vivian Anderson a stucommittee in charge are Annie Mabel Sorensen Helen Hyde dent of the B Y U has Johnson chairman Mildred Kiil-a- Bertrude Madsen LaRue Carlson the last week in Logan asspent the Jaunita Larsen and Martha and Margaret Pearson Betas of her friend Mary Mattmotored to Salt Lake for the guest Carslyle son a senior at the A C final game between the A C The Misses DeVota Mifflin and and Montana A number of dormitory girls Elaine Reeder Sophomores and to their homes after motored mindtwo of the group of serious Attends Saturday Leona Cumed traihers who were at the Meeting and Dorothy Hansen visitWhittier last quarter are back at Mildred King secretary of the mings In ed Brigham City Mary Nel-se- n association college after three months of at- Beta Delta Alumni the week end In Arimo spent “kids" to teach sorthe attended the meeting of the tempting Idaho Mary Dunkley visited with will Miss Mifflin also something ority Monday night Miss King her parents in Whitney Idaho resume her work on the staff is teaching in North Logan Donna Slater went to Ogden and f l Ruth Smoot visited with her Miss Floraine Benson who has Return to folks in Salt Lake City --— Just completed her work for the School — — of Science Of Bowen bachelor Beta in Beryle degree popular FARMER’S CLUB forafternoon Pearse and of a left Beta Mary English Saturday ELECT OFFICERS lor Salt Lake where she will mer years have returned to some schooL before time spend visiting Continued from Page One 'California leaving' for Fresno offerson are simply transferred by where she will visit with her par-en- ts Week-En- d election from Beehive editor to Miss Benson will return to Traveler and Beehive Business The following girls spent the president Logan in May to be present for to club secretary the graduation exercises at the week end at their homes Mary manager The Utah Beehive Magazine of Briggs Maurine Fline Laton El- the press last week This college va Simmonsen Ann and Margar- features the results of two number extenet Pearson Brigham City Helen sive Alpha Gamma Phi experiments in breeding of Hyde Kaysville Party lambs for the market which have The Alpha Gamma Phi frater- Attend been carried on by the college exPatrick’s held St its annual nity periment station at Monroe and Formal at last day party Utah the past two winters Saturday night Alice Rutherford and Ivean Delta the Hotel Eccles In spite of re- Bradshaw These experiments are of great were at the guests and examinations gistration of Miss Rutherford’s par- importance to sheep men of the everyone enjoyed the party im- home In ents Salt Lake last week end intermountain region in that they mensely J give complete information in the While there they attended the care feeding of lambs both Phi Delta Fraternity formal at from and Delta Nu’s the standpoint of return's the U of U Entertain Mothers at market and costs of feeding as well as the kinds and amounts of Monday night the Delta Nu Pi Kap Mother club held a party at the Visitor feed best suited for winter feedchapter house The mothers serDave Haight was a visitor at ing of lambs ved dinner to thirty members of features of the magazine Kap house March 19 He is now areOther the club and to about fifty alu working latest news an information on Keith-O’Briat In ami and active members of the Salt Lake the growing poultry industry of City also The mothers the state some advise on plantfraternity Members At ol Pi the Kappa presented the house with new pha fraternity ing of sugar beets articles on a were given ru awT drapes A well planned house the tree nursery the history of MonBeta’s the party by i rweutfd program was con day four H club and many other in after night meeting t ty President Unebaugh to tensively interesting matters Ag Students V Slgs In John Loosle K editor of the Hospital i i This year a number of - Bigs magazine and is assited by Von Paul Christoffer-so- n Tau fraternity held seem to be spending their time H Robertsen t is business manager last week at in hospitals At present Emmer-sn- n ? “li officer were Abbot Is still nursing a bro4 k Looce vice ken leg Grant Calder Is Just rei"' Ydoa tec and- covering from an appendicitis ‘Tht In appli- Wayne Robb Is living on chalk ’ a done ky the and milk at the hospital in and Vtfi present Idaho Falls and Leland Hamm a Hat formal house Big from Oregon State is recov' Shoe Shining t j wre n- - ering from an appendicitis oper 77 NORTH MAIN at the Budge ag Memorial r ' I hospital - ay i - 1 m STUDENT LIFE J Winter Quarter Scribble “Dear Sitr: 1 got your duner what I owe you Now be pachunt I ain’t forgot you please watc When some others fools pay me If this wuz judge-meI pay you day and wuz no more to meet your Maker as I am this account you sure would go to hell Hoping you will do this I remain Younrs veiy truly” —Wall Street Jonrnal THATCHER MUSIC CO at Is Continued from Page One by the First Circuit Repertory company Moroni Olsen will dh rect the play Practically all of the old favorites who have been with the company in the last seven years will appear in “White Wings’’ The following have roles in the play: Janet Young Byron Leora Thatcher Kay Foulger Joseph H Williams Frank Rasmussen William Kilby William Wright and Moroni Olsen Excellent student rates will be granted on this final play according to Secretary Berntson who hopes to see the Capitol theatre filled in what may be the final appearance of this excelent company in Logan Tickets will be on sale at the secretary’s office — Has your baby learned to walk yet? Heavens no Why he’s just learning to drive the car Mac Chipman had just driven home at the end of the quarter Did you pass everything anxiously asked his mother “Everything but two Buicks find a Hudson Darned if they mustn’t have them” had airplane motors m LATEST STYLE HAIR AND BOBS Main Barber Shop Soulh Main Street II J CARLISLE lapitol “The best sound in the State” LAST TIME TODAY “The Unholy Night” FRIDAY AND SATURDAY r Proprietor i 1 1 mk Coats Dresses Party Frocks Always the newest the market affords ALLEN’S Ladies’ Store Seccessor to Mose Lewis Co J 4r Ensembles Suit- s' are the outstanding item for street wear this spring — very ypractical for school wear Jf Shirley Mae Shop i ft J $ Milady’s Shoppe f i 1 Gregt Assortment of New Spring Hats and Dresses WHY WORRY ARtlir COOKING?— WE CAN FIKMSII EVERYTHIN® BUT THE APPETITE ) The Counter Where Ladies Eat THE DAIRY SHOP ALBERT DALLOF Proprietor v 135 North Main Phone Real Home Cooked Food Soda F ountain and Candy — whose quality is supreme College Bluebird and the big store at 19 North Main St (Wait for the car here) ® $ if !l U S A C NORMAL AND i COLLEGE GRADUATES Joan Crawford in “Our Modern Maidens” SUNDAY TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Ramon Novarro in “Devil May Care” yrsnrr ALLEN’S LADIES’ STORE WE GUT THE 53 j es cam-puss- ROYAL ’ FORM LETTER FOR REPLY TO BILLS FOR ALUMNI DUES If it’s a Popular Song — Rent Piano — Radio Or Anything Musical Arjan Cleaning ' hV Blazers of Blue Lend Dignity to Members of Senior Class much interest among the plant officials who gave all possible cooperation to make it a success The judging contest will be an annual affair m T Parlor Madsen placed first in the Carcass Judging contest held recently at the' Mountain States Packing Plant hti Ogdem Sterling Maglely came second with George Ward and Paul Christofferson as runners up respectively The contest was sponsored by Prof H H Smith and all the members of his meats class participated Classes in hog beef and sheep carcasses were judged the material being furnished by the Mountain States Packing Plant at Ogden The contest aroused Louis Some unique blue blazers have lately been attracting attention to the dignified members of the This year Senior senior calss gards are of a character that completely outshines those of Other INDIA LEAVES years More orders are being sent away and a few more $350’s will be spent Herbert Griffin president of senior class is also chairman Singh Returns to the the committee which arranged Indian Home After of for the senior garb of this year and Day Myron Layton Utah Joe Nine Months Helen Overfelt are other members of the committee The blazers State were made at Hibbs clothing store of Salt Lake City After a nine months stay in C A US the Logan attending where he completed work for his master’s degree in agriculture Kampus Kaprice India Arjan Singh of Punjab left last Thursday enroute to his Financial Success home Mr Singh arrived in Logan June 12 via China Japan and San Annual Campus Production Shows Nearly $400 Profit Francisco and his return will be made through the east thus comanS Kampus Kaprice W A pletely circling the globe by the time he is back among his native nual stage production of the Associated Women of the Institution Singhs reported to have been a sucWhile at the A C he special- is as as well financially ized in dry farming which he ex- cess if the term may- be theatrically to a as teach government pects Members' of in this sense official on his return to the Pun- used committee the earnthe report east will He his stop oil way jab between three Itundred and at Chicago Washington D C and ing of and four hundred dollars New York City He sails for Eng- fifty was presented land March 20 on the Acquitania-H- The production a the tenth to has made appointments in Monday March the at house Capitol capacity for conferences Liverpool England and was well recived by with Dr John A Widtsoe former theatre students as well as town s the of Utah State and the president Especially will the work U of U but at present presiding people varsitle musiof Eddie over the European mission of the cian and Lundquist tap dancer and that L D S church crooning voice of George Torge-so- n Mr Singh will confer with Dr be long remembered Widtsoe on dry farm practices as the former college head has writ- PETERSON MEDAL ten several books on this subject AWARDED SOON and Is an authority on the matter Continued from Page One After ‘spending some time in the best material available tourijig England and France the tha be It properly assembled student official will take a ship may from Liverpool for his native lind is further stipulated that a copy via the Mediterranean sea and of the paper receiving the award must be typewritten and left in the Suez canal the college library The papers are to be read be1930 Buzzer to be fore the Science club and the president of the Science club is to appoint a committee to pass in Off Press May 15 judgement These papers must be received by the president of the science club not lats than The 1930 Buzzer is progressing April 22nd and should be passed very rapidly and according to on April 29th r In the regular William Ballard editor the books session of the Stiepce club” will be off the press on May 15th — The Buzzer this year will con- DELTA KAPPA PHI HONOR ' tain various additional features AWARDS APPEAR ON CAMPUS most and will be one of the v unique edited at the USJVC Continued from Page One athletic-abilitfor The editor has set scholarship Friday given March 21 for the last day for musical ability activities to be in Better and get snapshots fraternity school and club that picture you were showing leadership everyone in The award is a national award and is not only seen on this OLSEN PLAYERS campus but on many other RETURN MONDAY throughout the country t aji UMEGARB STUDENT FROM r v In Carcass Judging Appear SoonJ en r SENIORS Will According to June Moiimmi editor of the Seribble the winter quarter edition of this magazine will be placed ou sale early next week and it promises to be bigger and belter than ever REVEAL Louis Madsen Wins (Without teaching experience) RECEIVED THE HIGHEST SALARIES 0 Of any of our inexperienced teachers for One college graduate (lady) received $1700 One normal graduate man) received $1440 Furthermore : — We placed every U S A C student registered with us who gave us reasonable time and could have placed many more 1929-193- Northwestern Teachers’ Agency iVfY 309 Templeton Building Salt Lake City Caroline Burnham Jensen Manager Utah ' p v tt f u! |