Show t Tlie Salt Leite Tribune Sunday October 1! C 14 1956 U Campus Four Injured Adult Groups To Begin 4 Seminars In Davis Crash of U r Tet kelson Mr Wary Ellen Gris Youn 64 2501 Hemp T r lead died (112'' Sat U4t urdav utday 915 am at her lesidrnre aftet a lingeiuig illness Born Dec 14 1877 Bnt- ham Citv Box Hdee County to Samuel Loren ro and Eunice E Smith Tippetts Married to Chris-tu- morning her residence Strart ailmeht Bnin March 17 Citi Sprint Countv 1B92 Sanpete Charles and Miles ?ebecca to Jack to Mis Nellie liens Smith Larsen W4 L 27 in v South dted Sal 78 Salt Lake County J- srt Marilyn I a Mlna Jrnion f K Baker 47 Diaper Elder 17 Mna: t Fdward Hharn Jerte K- Crescent: 1 Baler Gianaer 16 iehn Andrew 1 ereea J4 Salt lake Marl Lynn Lindsay 17 Salt Lake Herr I Ishrll M Salt Katharine SehUdaa 20 Salt °rlf M1L Henson" t randchildien: 12 fieat-tranchildren ant brothers- - two 40 d Wise Schmeder Elite fchefer 86 200 wood - AvoMrs Teresa - KeUy (1980 died Henson catello Schefer T S Sutural J licauses I y 31 1870 Daniel and E1iza-- “ Schnleder beth Utah Married A Mrs fchefer Survivors: Fatminflon husband son Kenneth K Kho Mis San Francisco daughters Matilda Haag Sacramento Calif Mrs Poult Hamilton' Soli Lake seven six grandchildren City prior great-- f rsndchiiditn tn William F Islington PROVO— William Firth Welling' ton 79 760 W South P 4 Provo $ died Friday I in sif morning hospital Provo after m short 1 Al-- and fred Hannah Mouniev Married lington Ellen Sarah Pearce April 26 He in Manti Tema e wid sons David Lake Mel Bea 1699 LDS Salt City C Richard ver HesllnsUa Mr Provo daughters Mrs Alverda Hunter Springville Mrs Audrey San Diego Calif Mrs Tracey Cerola 'Nichols Boie Idaho 16 11 great grandchilgrandchildren Mrs dren sisters May McKean Sait Lake City two half-siste- half brother Funeral one day Tues- 2 Berg Mortuary pm Friends call there Monday 4 So 8 m before funeral 6 uxiaL Tuesday Provo Cemetery Lena — Lake re hi past four Surviving Mont Bozeman Nampa Iduho K W EgKli Lena Katherine Weiser 1510 W 4th North died frill 60evening at her residence after several years1 illness Born to March 28 1880 Germany Frederick and Katherine Leonard Weiaer Came to U S 1907 Married to Aaron Eggli 1913 Ogden They moved to Salt Lake City 1941 Member Apostolic Christian Church Survivors: husband sons Daniel Salt Ioke City:" Ernest Magna Arthur Fred Tremonton Box Elder County daughters Mrs Ruhr (lvdis) Saver Miss Delta EciU Mias Oiadyt Ffgii Salt Met Lake Fehre Ralph City Eureka Ill I Mrs Eugene Bruell msn Ottoaen lows Mrs Sam Feucht Canton SD Mrs Claud 24 Ellis Grand Blanc Mich ?:indrhildren stater Fred daueh Miss Sophie Weiser Tremonton Mr Bankers— Mr and Mrs Gerald N East son Ckt 2 Denkers Dedlneky — Mr and Mrs Gilbert A E 2568 17th South son Dedinsky Ray Belmont Bagiev 46 719 F Oct 1 3225 South 8t Hnre— Mr snd Mrs Rov A Hance 1451 DuPont Ave daughter Oct 2 was pronounced Hate— Mr and Mrs Blame R Hale dead on arrival Dr son Oct 1 27)8 Wardway at local hospital Mr snd Mrs Courtney C 12 30 Saturday WeaL Magna son Reesoi 3J21 pm 26 Sent Bom i Mix Mr and Stanley L Delong— JuJ v 15 1910 to 3919 10th East son Sept 29 William F and 'Kenneth S Mrs Mi and Plrkeos— Ada Tumev Bag Ave 245 (3730 Pickens Plymouth ley in Midvale 3 son Oct South) Married Maunnc Vincent— Mr and Mrs Harlow M Mantle Jan 26 Vincent 2086 Keller Ln (3473 South) 1911 Tooele son Sent 21 station Sr i vice manager for Creek ftn— Mr snd Mrs Douglas O 28JO-23rEaM son Oct 2 Gas and Cwoktton Oil Co Member Henderson— Mr snd Mrs Jerry C LDS Church Henderson 453 Blair SL (340 East) Edlfsr: Jean Mood Survivors: wid OcL 2 daughter Mr Bag ley ow: tons daugh and Mis Will tom F Aoclate Editor: Dale Inkier Mr Ysung— ters William B Ray T Connie Young 3J )9 Plana Way 332tfLaa)b thl week there are At Irvin Jean and Bonnie Kaye Salt Lake daatftter 2 OcL quite a lew interesting things going City sister Mrs Helen Beckman Dur-war- d Salt Lake City brothers on lAmong these are the activities Salt Lake City Donald F DIVORCES ASKED ln the boy' physical education deGene Murray Gena Bagley Forest Grove Ore partment Third District Court Besides watching the world aerie Barbara Jean Maggard Bauman vs Bauman mental the cruelty boys have started their physical Jerry LeRoy Hallie Fox vs Nyle Fox mental fitness tests Some of the unit of Emanuel these tests are rope climbing swing Funeral services for Emanuel cruelty Margaret F Greer vs John Ha Greer Ing on the rings pushups sltups 3 (Mike Xollamakti) Gtakouna-kf- s mental cruelty 1J8 S State who wg found vHl C horizontal ladder chinning themJosephine Shepherd dead of natural causes In his selves and general exercises cruelty mental Shepherd 6 apartment by police Thursday Peggy Nadine Cronin vs John Vance a m The eighth and ninth grades will be conducted Tuesday Cronin mental cruelty all-st- ar 2 pm in Holy Trinity Greek teams to play Maxine Boren Christensen vi Vaughn have chosen Church bv Orthodox Father Christensen each other Both teams are good mental cruelty Steven A Katsaris Bom 1802 Lucille Springmeyer vs Charles H So far this year the Irving boys in Crete Tailor Salt Lake resimental cruelty Member Holy Sprlngmeyer have been very active In the school s dent 40 years Smith Waiter C Smith vs Vlois cousins Survivors: Church Trinity physical education program Nick Mousknndis Tony Giakouns mental cruelty kis Salt Lake City Prsver servWanda 8 Moyei vs Alden E Moyes Ann’s ice Monday 730 pm 574 E 1st mental cruelty South where fnends mav call Bernice Christiansen Holding vs ElEditor: Burial Mount Ttrlrls McGurk bert George Holding mental cruelty Monday evening Olivet Cemetery Associate Editor: Susan Norton Irving Boys See the Scries -- - ANNULMENT ASKED Third District Court SPBINGVILI E — Fun rat wrv Ptrici Mari Buttrfild v Donald that let for Mrs Marv Groesberk Bird R- - Bmtrrfleld Ptamtlff attr will be conducted at tim wa married ah 01 marrla Springville Sunday at 1 pm in the Springville to another man and lurther allege Third Ninth LDS Ward She died ' Friday in a Salt Laks hospital o cruelty a heart ailment Friends may call GRANTED at the Claudin Mortuary tn Spring-villDIVORCES Sunday prior to service Guy Trichard Burial Evergreen Cemetery Third District Court PRICE — Funeral services for Springville Gayle Davis from William L Davis Guy Prichard 68 who was killed Plaintiff awarded divorce custody of Friday at Thompson Grand Coup four minor children 8100 monthly supty while loading barrels on Anderson Lorain port for each minor child except when truck will be conducted Tuesday are defendant In Far 11 children a m at Mitchell Funexal at BURLEY IDAHO— Lorl Aiv East Plaintiffvisiting - Home also awarded 1 yearly Chapel He warn bom March 7 1886 at derson 63 died Thursday night in alimony pne half proceeds of real propPonca City Neb son of Mr and a Burley hospital after g long Ill- el ty sale $20 costs $200 attorney’s fee He married ness Bom Feb 22 1964 in Coun- Defendant Mrs John Prichard ordered to maintain snd Kate Lemmon at Farmington in cil Bluffs Iowa she came to RuIn 1916 where her husband build up retirement fund continue two 1934 Mr Prichard was owner pert as farmed end was engaged in the Insurance policies naming plaintiff nd operator of the Prichard cattle with children to become business Surviving Is ner beneficiary Transfer Inc should plaintiff preOliver Anderson Funeral benefipiariefl Surviving art hit widow two husband Each party to rewllD be conducted Monday at 2 decease defendant Mrs R daughters three tons tain own property not covered by dem In Goodman the p ChristMrs Mortuary Irene Holladay ensen Cleveland Emery County chapel by the Rev Wendell Coe cree Joarw Ellen Aldef from John Leonard Methodist Church Burial in the Le Grande Moab Bert and Leon Alder Plaintiff awarded divorce savRupert Cemetery Price ings accounL maiden name of Joan Burta! 'will be to the Vernal Ellen Moser Dedendant awarded autoCemetery mobile household furnishings Gibson Howard Jacquelyn Bland Holmberg from FunereTt GRACE IDAHO— Howard Elmer John Marvin Holmberg Plaintiff Gibson 73 Grace died Friday awarded divorce 91 monthly alimony ALLD KEDG E— Funeral services after g heart attack Born at Hvde automobile bedroom set costs $150 for Rue IeHoy AUdredge wiU be Park Utah May 27 1883 to Wilattorney's feet maiden name of Bland held Monday at 1 pm in the liam and Hatty Wolf Gibson MarDefendant awarded automobile Joint Midvale 2nd Ward chaueL Friends ried Eiaio Kmgftford SepL 7 1910 checking accounL ordered to par Joint at Logan and solemnized In LDS obligations of may call at the Goff Mortuary except obligation parties 5 8090 So 8 1913L State Sunday He came pm Temple March 16 and Monday at 421 E 7200 South to Grace from Franklin in 1910 to Utah Finance Co which is to be py plainLfL at JICU W W M am BuiAal Mi4r uutd homesteaded a dry damn north paid ttorTh Itlarv S North from 'Dallas vale City Cemetery Funeral of Grace Surviving widow sons awarded divorce custody of Ocrff Mortuary C1enon Doris Andrew Grace Plaintiff of three child children minor custody Mrs Norma Johnvm Funeral services daughter CAMERON France Mr Fern Frednk yet unborn if it lives 950 monthly supr Daniel E Cameron will be Pans for and medical child each minor son Moab Mrs Eva Jenks port ft at 12 noon Tuesday In the Mrs Inea Akev hospital bills surrounding birth of child Manontc Temple 670 Eaat South Quincy Wash Mvrl unborn ld6ho Fall $50 monthly and alimony Salt Lake yet Temple Street in charge of Prog-reLodge No 22 I A AM Friends one brother two sisters and five equity In home automobile furnishingsDemay call at Evans and Early 574 grandchildren Services tentatively $200 attorney's fees $10 50 costs Iat 1st South Monday evening and set for Tuesday Burial Grace fendant awarded right to visit minor Masonic Temple one hours Cemeterv directed bv Allen Fu- childien ordered to pay outstanding obligations of parties awarded truck prior to services funeral duec-tor- neral Home of Sods Springs Evans and Early Helen H Bernard from Ray Bernard Plaintiff awaided custody of child yet GMGGA— Funeral services for to bom 950 monthly support for Bruce Rhodes Barnes childbe 9100 Mary Ellen Terkelson Youns for layette plus medical Griggs wUl be conducted Monday — NORTH RIDGE CALIF Bruce hospital expenses for birth of at 9 30 am In the Redwood Rhodes Barnes 14 son of Joseph snd child $150 for eye examination $25 Ward 1080 W Stratford Avg and Mildred Rhodes Barnes of Bishop Clarence Merrill officiating attorney' fees costs Northririiie former Salt from Ruth H Robert Herwif Additional services Monday at 2 dents died Friday 5 p Lakeat resiLudwig the pm in Mt Pieaaant Ward Friends family residence after an tllneaa Herwtg mental cruelty Plaintiff awardmay call Sunday from 6 to 8 p m Born Nov 11 1941 Los Angeles ed decree Defendant awarded custody Home Funeral 4U0 right of plaintiff Surviving' parents sister Carol of minor child with St McDougai Redwood and Monday in the Ann: Mrs Laura to visit the child Mt Pleasant Ward 1 hour prior Rhodes grandparents Sait Lake City Mr and to services Burial ML Pleasant Mrs Seth Lance Sacramento Calif Funeral Monday 2 30 pm Cemetery under direction of Reseda Calif 1 DS Ward Chapel Funeral Home Burial Los Angeles BANKS — Funeral service for John Samuel Hunks will be held Tuesday at 12 15 m the White 124 So 4th East where Chapel it lends may call Monday 7 pm snd Tuesday nr tor to services Int terment Lake City Cemetery Furu? ral directou Platt Biolhers RfNFON— Funeial services for Alice Hier Henson of Pocatello Idaho will be held Monday at 3 pm in the Rost Room 36 E 7th South Friends mav call at the mortuary Sunday from p mInsnd Monday prior to services terment in the Pocatello Idaho cemeterv Tuesday Funeral direc-tor- s Deseret Mortuary MrARTHUR — Funeral service for Mvrl Hollut McArthur will be held Monday 32 JO pm Jenkins Mortuary Chapel 47&0 So State Murray Friends may call Sunday JIA pm and Monday prior to Interment Elsian Gardens Funeral dneton Allen and Soffe Funerals i - -- What mlsihlef into today?” - This Is the No Is - Bryant Tag getting 1 daily question I ued - -- much-covete- Lar-ch- E' 1 s EVERY DAY -- Jfud Chepel 9rd North and loth Uest Friends may call at 2n0 East South Temple Sunday from 5 to 8 pm and Monday till 12 19 pm Interment MeWasatch Lawn morial Park Funeral directors Larkm Mortuary Florists 71 BROWN FLORAL - ' EM BROWN FLORAL BEAUTIFUL When You tH E Read aOUDYf - WARM FRONT COLO STATIC FRONTS front: miS I E IN 21 t S The 91 in A Poli-icy- ” and '"174 - Latter- NtWOkEANS WIND! weather forecast map for Sunday SNID IMSHI Of MIIIUM ASIA! NISH TIMeilATUMf tnrfi-cate- s kklcs varying from partly cloudy to fOMCAST fOV fair "Night - temperatures will " be -- cold ' but a warming trend will begin ln the dajtime internal Injuries His brother Bill Higgs 37 Ogden a passenger in the same vehicle! suffered multiple severe head lacerations The brothers crashed into the windshield dur sible Mrs Rachel I) Garff member of U Emeritus Was Club Heart Ailment Fatal for v the accident According 1o Trooper J 'd ' Rogers Patrolman Gary Schmidt and Dep Marshal Neal g Austin Merlin Higgs was northbound on US 91- The ing driv-in- - vehicle collided - with- - a - westbound vehicle operated by Chief Davis County Deputy Ben Lee causing an estimated $300 dam— -age to the sheriff’s auto ' Mrs Rachel Day Garfrf'74 THE HIGGS "auto then 1HT 213 Colfax Place (635 South) reened into the auto of Pharis an active worker in Church of Reed Smith 22 Granisville of Latter-da- y Jesus Christ causing an estimated $700 damSaints died Saturday at 1:30 age to that vehicle pm in a Salt Lake hospital of Mr Smith and two infant chila heart ailment dren escaped injury but his Born Nov 9 1881 in Draper wife Janet 18 suffered face to Henry and Elizabeth Cottrell lacerations and his mother Day she was married to Royal Mrs Lorina Smith 53 Grants-vill- e Worker LDS Garff on Sept 17 1902 Lake LDS Temple in suffered right arm frac- ture and leg bruises The Smith auto which had AFTER MARRIAGE they Interabout 10 years in Draper halted southbound at the knocked was section backwards' and eight years in Logan before into a halted truck operated moving to Salt Lake City Former president of Third southbound by Clifford Argyje 24 1160 (1565 Bryan Ave LDS Ward Religion class and Lake Salt South) Damage City Relief Society Mrs Garff had esti- also been a - FTimary teacher to the Higgs auto was to mated and truck the $800 at headed SoShe the ward Relief at $0 ciety more than 10 years She attended the University of Utah and belonged to the U of U Emeritus Club She also was captain of a Daughters of Utah Pioneers camp in the J P McSorley Washington bounds of Third Ward DC AFL-CIassistant direcSURVIVING her are her hus- tor of the committee on politiband sons Dr Royal L Garff cal action will be guest speaker and Ken Garff Salt Lake City at the annual dinner of Utah Mrs Eugene D labor’s joint legislative commitdaughters e (Grace) Bryson and Mrs Ray tee Sunday at 1:30 pm in Uf all Labor Picks Banquet Speaker New-hous- (Minnie) Richards Salt Lake City and Mrs Allan (Margaret) L Anderson Evanston 111 19 grandchildren and sisters Mrs Nancy Ballard Draper and Mrs N A (Ella) Nielsen South Record Crowds HoteL Members of Utah AFL-CIRailroad Brotherhoods and United Mine Workers of America will be in attendance according to John Roe committee ‘Days’ Called Sales Success Sandy Funeral Rite Planned - record crowd of A Utahns made the 1956 Greater Downtown Days “the best ever” spokesmen for the Retail Merchants Bureau declared Saturday While no estimate on the dolbarlar volume of the three-dagain parade was available A H Parry chairman of a special bureau committee said that the numberof stores participating (55) was the largest ever and the crowds were also record- - For Auto Mishap Victim 86 to The Tribune Funeral services Sandy resident more than years he was a retired Utah for Erpmett John Robinson 86 State Road Commission labor8572 S State Injured fatally In er Prior to living in Sandy Mr Robinson resided 25 years in an accident Bingham Canyon where he was will be Tuesday at pm at a miner at the Apex- Mine 8090 S State Surviving are a son Ruben Mr Robinson’s death coupled Salt Lake City daughters Mrs with the death of Bud Dorothy Walker and Mrs Zelda Price in a motor- Nelson Union 11 grandchilnear Moab dren and 22 cycle accident brought fhedeafhndn 6n UtAh’s This year as in the past streets and highways to 172 for Friends may call at 8090 S Greater Downtown Days was the year State Monday from 6 to 8 p m Mr- Robinson was injured and timed to coincide with the Utah Tuesday prior to the fu— Education Assn convention when hitby a car as he crossed neral thus widening the market bu- State Street during a rainstorm Burial will be in Sandy City reau spokesmen explained Friday night He suffered multi- Cemetery Free parking was made avail- ple head injuries and a comable on downtown lots all three pound leg fracture He died at days for patrons validating tick- 10:55 pm in Salt Lake General — ets when making purchases A Hospital Mr Robinson was born Sept similary plan was offered to 1 1870 in Lehi Utah County bargain hunters Amateur movie makers Saturto William D and Allitheria were urged by Utah Cine day and Peria Robinson married ' Burglars Loot Firm Mary Adams July 18 1890 in Arts Club recently affiliated with the ‘‘Ten Best of the West” late or Utah American Fork Burglars Friday early County Saturday broke a window to The marriage later was solem- contest to enter their best films gain entry Into the Welders’ nized in Salt Lake Temple in the contest It is open to all amateurs in Supply Co 1531 S 2nd West Church of Jesus Christ of Latterthe 11 western states (Hawaii where they stole a $300 rifle a -day Saints $67 rifle telescope and a box conMrs Robinson died Jan 24 Alaska and western Canada 1956 Deadline for entries Is Monday taining 10 packages of pencils Special SANDY — A 20 y 1 - great-grandchi- - Arts Club Plans 1 Movie Contest bus-ridin- - Those Data Frana Weather Bareaa 8k tea will ranee from variably cloudy to fair over the Intermountam Region Sunday Little or no precipitation It ex pected In the area Paelfle Clouds Are Harmless llatta Lot Anar let 74 87 San Diego San Francisco Seattle 7) 56 47 41 Portland 40 70 53 51 Spokane 36 Midwest Btamnrck Chicago Detroit Duluth Knnsaa City Minneapolis Omaha Ronton New York City Washington DC Albuauerque - Bountiful Davis County sheriff's suto was Involved tn the Initial Impact In “serious” condition at -day Saints Hospital in Salt Lake City was’MerIinHlggs7’' 32 Kaysville He suffered head injuries face injuries and pos- Atlanta $NOwL- 4 ? TRMPEftATDRK CHART ® h'XT$c''j j 's(B RAIN FLOWERS Your Credit J15J Broadway V nir11 UCUJ Miller's and Ellison's 1 j—- 5 Aritf WANT ADS EM I - G2JosAffdars the Flows Cut Frsh Dolly " Account Wlcomd Chorg ina o icT oY © DAY kind” “Russian Foreign "Thomas Jefferson Dur Times" and “American tl " BARGAIN Subjects in addition to the four above include "Parenthood in a Free Nation" “Economic Reasoning” “Ways of Man- Don’t Worry 8 ol HAf 20-- f ble Editor: Margo Ackerllnd Associate Editor: Leslie Pearson Speaking of the jet age It has nothing over Bryant as the ninth grade girls' gvm class recently” end- i L B are-availa- Linda Jarboe reporter i Salt "atomie-powered- 81 is Room Ilf'Speedbatt Tournament Thp winning team was led to vie SKed by our first graders " Sandra fory by “Tag" Is the mischievous cocker and her "Comets” This Porter Bereader spaniel ln their phonics Leslie team Included supersonic fore Sister tells them what Tag Is Pearson Helena Sonia Parsons ' listen has eagerly she thm doing Mitchell Miluied Tanner 'Arlette for a certain vowel sound After en- Jellnck Mary Simpson and Becky joying the story they list the words Marks Acting subs were Ida Galin which the special sound is heard legos Helen Cooper and Carol Varand try to make similar ones ney Mary Simpson center forward a when that on the team displayed marvelous They have learned small word has two vowels the first talent as an athlete savs Its own name the second keep 1111 To show this on paper' they imil(je draw a “lively stick man” over the vowel that says Its name and a Editor: Janice Rigby “sleepy stick man" beside the vowel Associate Editor: Pat Griffin that keeps still Hillside' big problem this year so This week some of the class have far has been order In the cafeteria d proudlv attained their -- The student council met and orgoal The best written papers deserved “an angel” and placement on ganized assemblies for each grade and class officer gave pointer on the language art bulletin board better conduct ln the rareterta and asked students) Grant The student body now Is on trial Editor Mary Verslui to see if the1)lans of the officers w111 Associate Editor: Ann Bennett be successful - If not the Miss Bernice Samuelson’a third faculty' plan will be adopted! about booklet a are making grader Jackson pne of the fire prevention Here stories they are using: Leo Editor: of Carolyn kinds Firemen fight different The ninth (trade student inn Mr fires In different ways They have “hare-beethe thing tnvy Svin wM'wttn themtDonatd : smith’ on their trurks no they can do what studying about different tvpea of Is best at each fire ” propaganda and the side road to clear thinking Sixth grade classes recently elected oflcers In Miss Vala JamiStudent read the newspaper and son's group thev cholse Mariano brought article llluatratlng Montova president Judy Reed vice the various type of propaganda president and Gene Martinez sec- and rumor They tudv possible efretary In Miss Colleen Rumel’s fect of rumor and propaganda on room they elected Michael Mitchell buvmg and voting habits of the genpresident Carla Ohlson vice presi- eral public Carol Wantland secretary dent The following students did outHahn treasurer and standing jobs in collecting samples or modern propaganda techniques: Stewart Joan Bangerter Robert Foster Kathleen Tanner Sheryl Evans Editor Judy Broekbank Mnrtensen Ann Irene Light Linda -Associate Editor Jim Davis ' Hills Ruth Ann Rudd and Plane Eighth grade students are finish- Scott ing a unit on national government Sheryl Evans reporter great-gran- NFI SON— Funeral services for Joseph Victor Nelson will be hfd Monday at 1 pm ln the 29’h Moderator of a group ’dipoetry will be Dr William R Slager U of U Instructor In English This in will begin Wednesday With this agencies and offices comes th£ study of French A fourth group considering The students can carry on a whole "Great Issues in American Polihour s conversation without speaktics” will meet Wednesday in ing a word of English Constance Wlcken reporter Room 207 with Dr Carroll P associate professor of The whole school Is talking about Hurdthe new school directories which political science at Westminster — will be out in a few weeks The di- College as moderator rectories will have names addresses Pamphlets films and recordand telephone number of student the Fund for Working on the directory com- ings prepared by mittee have been Ned Hogan Rlth-ar- d Adult Education Carlson Charles Mull Mary to groups throughout the state Klas Araleen Christensen Carolyn to organize study Cooilman Charles Conrod and Scott desiring said MacDonald courses "Mr" Adamson St JUaryG Bird h scussing modern Start Physical Fitness Test I - pm “World Affairs Are Your Affairs’’ will begin Monday in Smart lecturer in journalismT as mod-- ' erator The same evening but in Gary Hover 12 left and Paul Brooks 12 hold rope for Room 232 Kenneth E Eble inWayne Christensen 12 to rlimh In physical fitness test structor in English at the university will conduct a’ class In "An Introduction to the HuSchool News and Views manities” Jfloom-204-wit- v ar Special to The Tribun BOUNTIFUL— Four persons tfere injured one of them seriously Saturday about 4:05 pm in an intersection collision of three automobiles and a truck at 4th North and US Highway " FOUR tween 7:30 and 9:30 Mar-shn- ii g ' Surviving ow H who 19 54 ciuffNatural ill-- Born July $ 8 7 7 tn £ Greenville to f ness 37 4 Cox—Mr and Mra William A Cox Ave son Oct 3 He— Mr and Mrs Darrell W Gilt 979 8 2nd West Sandy daughter Oct 4 Rsyrock— Mr and Mrs Thomas K 328 Hubbaid Ave (9J5 Haytock South daughter Oct 4 Nelson— Kir and Mrs Robert K Nelson 74 N Main Lavton son Oct J JameJ R Mr and Mrs Jeirv L CarKrriacth ter(trier— 4 19 Cottage' Ave (930 South n 562-Ik- I Ray Belmont Bagley 1 800 Oct Bountiful: seen giandihil Oct 1 Including Robert E Shaffer Marshall— Mr snd Mrs John G Buibank Calif whom she rested Oct '3 31 G St daughter nine gteal-- tandchUdten sister Duffy— Mr and Mia Gale F Duffy Mis Anna Jackson Saciamenlo 1600 4 ast Oct 4th t daughter Calif Fimerai Monday 3 p m 36 B Peart — Mr and Mis Clifford £ 7th Routh whne friends may Pearr Dr 1037 American rlt)50 Beauty call Sunday 6 to 6 p m Monday Heat i son 30 Sept Joseph June 1918 Hardin Henson in PILOT groups beginning this week will meet iiu Orsan Spencer iiall on the U of U campus according to Jack H Adamson associate professor ol English at the U and coordinator of the new adult" education groups Basic idea of the program is to encourage individual participation in informal discussion so classes will be limited to 25 participants Each wilt meet be- ' Lake hospital oi causes natuial Bom — Dee- - 2 idled Sait dent years Hier Hifi liter dren Schnleder Mem ber LDS Chu to Utah Came 1878 settled in Payson County w to Schefer hall nd Jess k THE son 9 2 Mo to William and Amanda Hoffman McCor nuck Married to IWlllam Hier in He Missouri idled Later mar Friday 7 50 in a Sail pm Lake hospital of Winteithur to Switzerland Rrane—Mr and Mrs Leonard F Bruno 2546 Pasadena SL (2925 East) Sept 23 Ivte— Mr and Mrg Clyde M Jvte 156 I SL son SeoL 21 Ludwls—Mr — and Mra Robert N 1330 3T0 Ave Sherman Ludwig South i daughter Sept 27 Hard— Mr and Mrs Aden R Ward 1455 Ramona Ave (1910 South son Idaho Saturday am in a 1874 South) Po 81 BIRTHS Hfr Salt Lake City M'Cormlck Alice Mi V Four experimental adult discussion groups will begin this week at the University of Utah as part of a program sponsored by the Fund for Adult Education a division of the Ford Foundation Utah was selected as one of seven centers in the United States for development of the in this program state will be the extension divisions of the University of Utah Utah' "State ' Agficulturar College Brigham Young University and Westminster College Lake Delbert Harvey Beeea 1 Salt Lake Lai sen June - 1904- - Latay Marcia L 29 1896 Pjrry 17 Salt Lake Logan Madivorced LDS Temple He Pant Ha Hand David 33 Soda rried to flov 16 Ckt died Idaho Spring Yount 1921 Ida 1942 I lia Hilda Judd 18 Salt Lake Temple ho Later snlem Relief waiker L Ah m Sa 1 nired John Bernard Hurley 28 Park City Society visiting Lake XDS Tern- - Mrt teacher Mrs Larse Summit County After He died pie wife of hei oldAnn Brennan 27 Park City I9J8 Married to Robert C Grist Derethy she C died Clifton 1919 Salt Lake City est son Nov 28 reared his seven children Surviv Elmer Louis Winkler 26 Indianapolis Member Redwood LDS Ward land C David Ai Clifton ind eons Svlvams Seelev Mc- Linf sons Orion Able S Melvin Salt Jeanlne Anne 'Marla Naallheta 22 Gill Nev Georte Seeley Mount City Miss I ells Larsen LDS Ind Indianapolis Pleasant Roy Charles Robert Lake 34 Calif Glen Donald Yount Salt Lake missionary in Whittier Manfred Blrbnrd Dews 20 Salt Lake City: daughters Mrs Frank giandthildren 13 freat grandchilBrlaltte thrills Eledel 21 Salt Lake Matna Mrs Elmer Jack-taa- n dren Griff Mia Eruie Mount Pl&uumU (LuciWe) Knox Salt Lake Citv Alice Mar-tie- d 3-C- M 49 81 80 79 79 58 8J -- 41— East leath 89 61 06 76 72 55 48 69 61 -- 44- Nigh Sunday 62 low 24 high Mon dav 67 t'tsh— Mostly clear Sunday and Mon-da- y Tr except increasing cloudiness north portion Monday afternoon Gradually rising temperature Highs Sun Tr day 60daytime to 70 low 28 to 38 except near Tr VftUeyi hirh Monday 65 to 75lhr Senthera Idah— Partly cloudy Sun Tr day and Monday A few showers Sunday night Little change in temperature 12 Highs both days 50 to 60 lows 30 to 40 Neesda — Fair Sunday Monday fair Tr 32 except considerable high cloudineas -l- id warmer Sunday-Hi- gh 60 to 70 except 64 extreme Iowa 23 to 33 except 83 extreme south: south Wyemlng-Pa- rtly cloudy Sunday and Monday with scattered mow flurries northwestern mountains A little warmer Sunday afternoon and nlshL Hishs Sunday in the 60s Summary -- —Clearing skies prevailed 149 over the Intermountain Region Satur day except for continuing showers of Tr rain or snow over Montana and the mountains of western Wyoming Afternoon temperatures ranged from the in the north to the 60s in the south 60s 78 Miami 81 New Orleani 82 Oklahoma City 85 Phoenix 65 San Antonio 62 St Louli Salt Lake Weather Vala Precipitation 24 hour for period ended at 5 30 pm 17 m 43 precipitation for October 09 irt tn accumulative deficiency piertpitalioit since Oct 1 1056 43 Iil accumulative drficiencv 09 m Runnel 5 AO Sunrise Sunday Fxpectrd maximum" 62 expected minimum 34 v 9aU tah Cilg yldaUxMoallv Sunday and Sunday mght InMonday afternoon creasing floudinr Gradually ruing daytime temperatures clear Ncw York Timet Service NEW YORK Oct l'l— A few showers and thunrierstorms fell Saturday in Montana the cential Rockies and mot of the plains atate Some rain was re to 10 southern Texas and in Moiida and the higher elevations of Wyoming and Colorado had snow flurries Flue where the weather was generally Temperatures were warm Id the eattarn fr ihalk0ptheF(Un‘tdSM northwest and the plains states “ In most of ‘I |