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Show r - THE PROVO POST TUESDAY MAY 9, 1922 I Helicopter Aeroplane If22 To Go Straight Up l. May Be Next;! , ! & If Your The airplane is a pratical success, g with a future of certain development, Miss Thelma Huish, Society Editor The same thing is true of the dirigi- - 3 a Phone 13 ble balloon. Not long ago both were 8&i22J generally considered impracticable. Mrs. Claude Carter was hostess at F. S. Thornton of Helper joined Why, then, may we not look forward with confidence to similar success a childrens birthday party at her his wife, who is isiting in this city, with the helicopter. home in While afternoon. The affair Sunday. Provo they will be Friday The helicopter, in its present stage of development, consits primarily of was in honor of her twin boys, Pres- tki guests of Mrs. Thornton's para frame carrying motors, ton and Willis, whose eighth birth- - ents. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hawin Drop vertical shafts with air propellers at day anniversary occurred on that kins. their top, and a horizontal shaft, also ef- Bring1 out that old chair, tipped with a propeller. The pro- day. For decoration, Mrs. Carter Thomas VanOsdell, and son, Cecil. table or book case you pellers at the top of. the vertical fectively used spring flowers. The have discarded because its in spent the week-en- d ofSantaquin, shafts are for the purpose of lifting afternoon was made pleasant with likely finish is marred, and let with his citv this in the family. the helicopter straight up air; games and music, during which Vemicol transform it into the propeller on the vertical shaft is eise a new piece of furniture".'. afternoon. May l: at to move the machine later- dainty refreshments were served, two intended Friday Yemicol is a varnish ally. Simple as this contrivance is, large birthday cakes, each contain- oclock, the Daughters of the Utah want. stain. Comes in a can and to work ing eight lighted candles, centering Pioneers, Camp No. 4, will meet in never made been has it goes on with a brush. It satisfactorily. 'inter the dining table. 4 Present were the .Third ward Relie'f society hall, stains and varnishes with good A helicopter that can be made to each 'stroke, changing the Madge Leetham, John Stagg, Irene when Airs. Upton Hoover and Airs. aloperate as intended would have Westfall, Good old finish to a new color Dorothy Gillispie, Afton Kenneth Haws will give the biogra. vr 000-obvious It could many advantages. and preserving it with its Robins, Claude Carter, Fred Johnson, phies of their parents. All members be moved in any direction at will taid varnish. ways Leetham, Ethel Horr, Aline and those eligible for membership I V dli or down, upward or Mildred Herald up Verhi-co- lJ straight use can GilAnybody Field, Kathryn are cordially invited to be present. downward at any angle desired, or Carter, Just dip a brush in Beth Johnson, Velta Horr, lispie, Fay held could be ahead and it straight the can and apply. Dries Leo Kavochevich, Ray Gammon, Airs. Emma Chatwin was pleasantin the air. stationary a with lustrous Rena quickly Westfall, Robins, Virl Hopkins, ly surprised at her home Wednesday heliof of the failure the iln spite finish that lasts. evening by a number of her friends. copter thus far, experts in aeronau- Marylene Johnson and Janette Its fine for floors too. choose Games, music and a daintily prepared are of and tics its you future sanguine Come in and ask for free were features the of the luncheon are constantly at work to bring it to literature. The members of the Nineteenth evening. for. The most a stage of practicability. you club will meet Friday afterPROVO PAINT AND Century in direction this efforts promising 3 noon at oclock at the home of Mrs. I A dance will be conducted Wedon GLASS CO. proare being put forth in England. The Swell O. Nielson and Mrs. Fred Olin View obthe Pleasant to is evening nesday British air ministry trying 11,0 West Center St. on North University avenue, ward amusement hall, under the ausis vided tain a treasury appropriation of a sen, when subject of Wilde Flowers pices of the Beehive girls of that quarter of a million dollars to be will bethediscussed. Airs. W. L. ward. The proceeds of the entertainoffered as a prize for a helicopter you Society will v the give principal paper. ment will go toward the fund to that will meet the conditions laid Other the expenses of the girls trip know. down. The competition, which will be as papers and their subjects will follows: Flowering Shrubs, to Alutual isle this summer. A corbe open to entrants of all nations, our- 1922 will call for a machine capable of Miss Florence Petterson; Fertiliza- dial invitation to attend the dance is Mrs. Lee L. Baker; Wood- extended to the public in general. rising by its own power to a height tion, of 2000 feet, carrying an operator land Flowers, Airs. Ray Timmerman. prices. The Provo Rotary club celebrated Origin? and sufficient fuel to last for an members of the Optimist club ladies night Friday evening at the hours flight, remaining stationary willThemeet Society Clothes Thursday afternoon at the Hotel Roberts, when the wives of the for 30 minutes in a 20 mile wind, home Airs. of Shurtliff. were boxes Guy Rotarians Cards, presented with descending in a w'ind of that velocity Lullaby, an old English word with the engine shut off, without followed by luncheon, will be fea- of candy and carnations, and other ladies were presented with roses. meaning a 'song to quiet babies or horizontal movement, and making a tured. musical numbers, short Pleasing lull them tq sleep, probably owes its horizontal flight of 6 a0 height of 2000 Aliss Jennie Souter, whose mar- talks and addresses were enjoyed. a speed of an at miles hour. feet origin to Biblical days. Ancient Jewriage to Joseph B. AIcReabv will ish folklores tells of a superstition take place Wednesday in the Salt Air. and Airs. G. H. Field and famServices Lake temple, was complimented at ily and Miss Phoebe Kimber were that Adam had a wife named Lilis or a prenuptial kitchen shower given Bountiful visitors Sunday. Lilith befor he married Eve. Adam Miss Boys the members of by Friday evening deserted Lilith for Eve. and the first the Loinco Beehive swarm of the of those delightful marwife, in revenge on all mankind for Funeral services for Miss Teenie Second ward, and of which Miss Sou- riedAnother folks dancing parties will be this desertion, was believed to wan-.d- Miller, 4 2, who died Thursday in ter is the beekeeper. Games, music conducted Thursday evening in the near the abodes of men, bent Salt Lake, were held at the Sixth and delicious refreshments were en- Fourth ward amusement hall. The ward chapel Saturday. W. Monroe joyed by the following: Aliss Alice music will be furnished upon killing! infant children. the Alur- by Anxious mothers, hoping thereby Paxman of the ward bishopric pre- Carter, Aliss Inez Jones, Aliss Jessie dock assures which its orchestra, Models, to frustrate the purposes of this first sided. Music was furnished by a Woodward, Aliss Dessa Johnson, Aliss quality. The proceeds of the enter- amulets around vamp, suspended quartet composed of Mrs. Eva Heal, Dora Durrant, Aliss Hazel Bowden, tainment will go toward the fund for New 1922 their babies' necks. On the pendant Mrs. Norma P. Bullock, J. W. Aliss Elizabeth Souter,. Aliss Alable the completion of the ward meeting was written! Lilia abi Adam and David Johnson. Mrs. Eva Alitchell, Aliss Ethel Duckett, Irene house. A cordial invitation to atFrom this talais-- 1 Heal and Professor J. W. McAllister. DuCkett and the beekeeper Airs. Ht tend is extended to all ward memBegone Lilith. THE BIG DEPARTMENT STORE manic phrasd the English word grad- rendered solos. The speakers were J. in friends the and their Stagg. bers, public I. v. McAdam, w. Monroe Paxman ually evolved. general. Lillith, in Jewish folklore, was a and George Startup. Invocation was Airs. Walter Startup will be host; temJile demon worshiped by the Jews offered by Bishop CLOTHES $7.50 to $15.00 ess Nelson to and Joseph the of members Mr the .Tnk two Holder their and Daughters In daughduring th benediction by Joseph B. Babylonic captivity. of the Utah Camp No. 3, ters of Helper are Provo visitors this Jewish literature, slip is $1500 to Be Given Away July 5th 56th Anniversary at her home Pioneers, afternoon week, the guests of Mrs. Holders Wednesday as a in demon the form represented 3 oclock. at An excellent program mother. Airs. Allies Strong. of a seductive woman with baneful ' So long as the gasoline holds out, has been which will be folarranged, v!h children. o s lover powers lowed by luncheon. All members worrying about coal? Airs. LeRoy Hardy entertained at a and those eligible for membership bridge luncheon at her home ThursAir. and Airs. Charles Anderson are cordially invited to attend. day afternoon. Three tables of bridge Most were played, and the card favors have as their guest for a few days Sunday evening, a dinner party of awarded to Airs. Clark Newell and Airs. C. E. Erickson of Santaquin. fourteen covers was given by Air. and Airs. Hardy. A prettily appointed Airs.' Byron H. Denhalter. Air. and Airs. Those luncheon followed bridge. The guests AI. Robinson What is the cause of the fires that mentioned as honored guests were included Airs. Dick Boshard, Airs. P. and family will Joseph Welsh rabbit, that tasteful dish Heave this city the Mr. and Airs. Alark Popper and Air. G. Hall, Airs. E. H. Paepke, Airs. latter part of the week for millions of dollars destroy of worth made of melted cheese mixed with a Logan, and Airs. Harold James of Salt Lake James Lunn, Airs. John yv. Guy, Airs. where they will piake their home. timber in our. forests every year V The little beer or ale and served on toastE. A. Alitchell, Airs. Harold Alitchell, City. ed bread or crackers, is-- a carelessness of is campers genuine entirely Airs. Clark Newell, Airs. J. B. Somo, Mrs. Ivy Roberts of Annabella is slang term and belongs to that ever: Airs. E. J. Duckett was hostess at Airs. Fred Wilson, Airs. Thomas Wil- the guest of herj sister, Airs. Jennie responsible. growing collection a childrens birthday party at her liams, Airs.' Ray Alorgan, Airs. Lee Langston for an indefinite Every year ful.y tlve c"aVr dlST' phrases peo- - SelWn, period. ,n- home1' Alonday afternoon for her six-- 1 Smith and Airs. Bates. one into ango pie time camp at in French slang, a herring ap- stance, year-ol- d son, Arthur. The afternoon Aliss Alberta Miller entertained a other in the national as poulet de careme; in Eng- forest. The Pears was pleasantly spent with games and Airs. Jack Ridge, a former resi- number of her at a theater government builds roads an a fjriends Geri?lan duck is sheeps and pro- -' music, during which a delicious dent of this city, but at present re- party Saturday afternoon of last n on.ions etcvides free camping grounds for luncheon was served to the follow- siding at Alilford, is a Provo visitor week. The occasion was in celebraa curious mistake Welsh rabbit . ing: Herald Field, Afton Robins, for a few days. tion of her sixteenth birthday anni- them and impresses upon them the hasBycome to be known Janette Robins, Alilton Nelson, versary. The guest were afterward most insistent warning about fire, many places and is oftenin bflled fn Thompson, Helen Kavochevich, Friday evening, following the entertained at Aliss Alillers home. But in four years, forest restaurants as sim Ellen Thompson, Lynn Nelson, Irene Girls day darce at the Ladies gym Games, music anc dainty refresh- areas amounting to 56,488,307 acres ply because people decided a that hit a Irene Kavoenof r Westfall, friends were nasium, number ments were enjoyed., A large birth- were burned over an Duckett, Fay Alathew Thomas, Alildred tertained at the home of the Misses day cake, containing: chevich, three times more than ThTterJitry streTchf theTmagRatio sixteen b coJ Leetham, Jack Duckett, Connie LaVieve and Alberta Huish. Alusic candles, centered the, dining lighted table, a and Stagg, Roy Westfall, and John midnight supper were enjoyed from which refreshments were wae,igabra Stagg. by the following: Aliss Ethel Petter served. im- and cigarette stumps fires camp perhaps, it was onef of thoandi-thason, Aliss Alyrup, Aliss Dunn, the hostwhabanproducts of Wales, This is enUrely doedHy- eXtinguifhed Invitation have been issued for esses, Aliss Thelma Huish. Miss HenOREM TIMETABLE CHANGES a wedding reception to be given Fri- derson, Glen Hubbard. Edwin Baird, rabbit In spite of the; constant vigilance bearsas mHe'rJiafia day evening in the second ward L. Billing, Carl Christensen, Rowe of the national forest service it seems to a The Orem line announces a change r amusement hall in honor of Aliss Groesbeck, Earl Warreq. certam that these fires will keep on either floats or as floaHnf6? in its eftrain schedule passenger is anj13land. Jennie Souter and Joseph B. out the forests unless severe Trains will leave wiping Air. and Airs. Lee L. Baker spent fective Alay 14. whose marriage will take measures are taken. as follows A beautiful Southbound place Wednesday in the Salt Lake Alonday and today in Salt Lake City. Provo thought. The road to 8:04 a. m., 10:05 a. m., 1:00 p. m., is poverty ' with poor inven- paved Air. temple. and Airs. David H. Jones an- - tions 3.55 p. m., 6:05 p. in., 8705 p. m., Elvon Jackson of Denver. Colo., 10:05 nounce the engagement of their p. m., 1:00 a. m. The members of the Bonne Foi davs ln this city to Aaron Allred of daughter. Myrtle, The man whp has made his mill- club and a few invited guests met the Lehi, to take place in ion a. m,. 12:5& marriage m., 3:48 10;00 p. m., work harder to keep it at the home of ARs. Earl Duke Frih,fs p. m., 6 p.' m., S 20 p.m., 11:45 p.m. the near future. than did to make it Aliss Alae afternoon. Scott For decoration, Airs. of this city is day The officials of the! Orem line anDuke used tulips and ferns. Sewing spending a few days in Eureka with nounce that beginning next Sunday Boys Goodyear and' music were the features of the relatives and friends. cars will stop, if flagged, at the Linafternoon. Lunehon was served to coln school on Provo Shoes highway Welts, the following: Airs. Alart Strebble. The Beehive Girls of the Alanavu Airs. Rondo Simmons, Airs. Alvin Pe- ward planned and successfully con- bench. derson, Airs. Reno Strong, Airs. David ducted a surprise and farewell party Reece, Airs. John Boardman. Airs. Ice on $3.00, $3.50, $4.50, $5.00 Saturday evening for their bee keepStrong, Airs. Fisher, Airs. Alma ers. the Alisses Laura and Winnie Dangerfield. Airs. L. L. Graham, Airs. Robinson, who leave the latter part Bernard Aliss Louisa of this week for Logan, where they Anderson, New !! Always Banks and Aliss Gladys Duke. intend to make their home for the The sprinkling tank1 is a familiar enpresent. Games and music were sight on the streets in the summer, The members of the LAmetia joyed, and refreshments but how many have eyer heard of dainty Mu!) will entertain their mothers served to 14. springling operations carried on in the winter? Wednesday afternoon at the home of Its not promises, but a Airs. Clarence Greer. 6 2 East Third Airs. P. L. Larsen will be hostess the However, winter half sprinkling century of faithful perSouth. A special mothers day pro- to the members of the Ladies Liter- tank, ' mounted on sleigh runners, is formance that we point to gram. including musical numbers! ary club at her home Thursday after- an important adjunct in many logSHOE as a aruarantee of fidelity tnd readings, has been arranged for noon. Airs. J. A. Owens will give an ging camps. The cutting of timber the occasion. Luncheon will be interesting paper. Pleasing musical is usually a winter jobj the logs beand strength. The Big Vhen yoa served. All members and their numbers will also be rendered, and ing hauled to a railroad spur or a a open account savings SI. 00.00 to be Given A wav Julv 5th mothers are urged to be present. light refreshments will be served. stream of sufficient size to float here you join company with All members are urged to be present. them away when the spring freshets 56TH ANNIVERSARY a throng of savers that is Air. and Airs. Fred C. Strate en- come. Horses do this hauling where at a well appointed dinner The ladies of the Alanavu ward tractors are not employed for the representative of every civ- A Relief Society entertained this after- purpose. "it their home Sunday evening. The sprinkling tanks are ilized region of the world. large bowel of cherry blossoms and noon at the home of Airs. E. H. Holt used to keep a sheet of ice on the W idespread confidence ' and universal demand for wisteria formed the table centerpiece. for Airs. Joseph AI. Robinson, who rough roadways and enable the f Covers were placed for ten. leaves this city soon for Logan. The horses to draw heavy loads. Over an safety combine to give us this distinctive place. afternoon was spent pleasantly with ced road a team of horses can haul The Elks ladies met in regular so-- j a splendid program of musical nunn five or six tons of logs on bobsleds, 4 Per Cent Interest Paid on c'al session Alonday evening in the hers and readings, after which de Savings Deposits. Elks' dubrooras. Cards were fea-- , licious refreshments were served. SHERIFF VISITED STRIKE AREA tu red. followed by luncheon. The .'card favors were awarded to Airs. Airs. E. D. Partridge will be hos- Sheriff J. ,D. Boyd returned from Boshard and Airs. Fred Wilson, tess to the members of the Utah Colton Saturday night where he went the latter receiving the consolation Sorosis at her home Wednesday to investigate condition surround-afternooAn interesting paper on ing the strike situation, prize. He reports the subject of The Phice of the that three strikers are doing picket Airs. J. B. Somo will be hostess to States in the Nation will be given duty there, but that .they are doing he members of the Thursday Eve- by Airs. .Hannah Packard. As this is it unarmed and in an orderly way. ning Bridge club at her home Thurs- the last- - business session of the year, They assured the sheriff that no un- day. Three tables of bridge will be it is the desire of the officers of the due influence will be brought to bear with any strike breaker. club that all members be present. played, followed by luncheon. j, Clothes Have Style Theres Magic high-po.w- Every er most they everything It doesnt pay to poor put style fabrics. style means careful loring. - long-live- ( X ( ! L Whit-temo- If your are clothes style the right road the price right. Brand style And they are real values at re de-fra- - t-- of the Word Lullaby i i j m Funeral For m to m Miller Clothing for Graduation NOW ONDISPLAY. New New Styles, Fabrics Prices er I j j TAYLOR BROS. CO. Alc-meani- ng ' j 0 m MENS SHOP post-Biblic- al k Cause of i Welsh Rabbit Is Forest Fires Not a Rarebit j m-llio- a ! r-- r I - -- Ida-be- ll 1916-191- 9, i shr i t - Shoes That Have Stood The Test AIc-Reab- i - - y. : ' - - : and Men's Work Making Vi-la- te ; Lumber Roads Something Seeking New Accounts On Our Record Taylor Bros. Co. DEPARTMENT Department Store j te-tain- ed $5.00 ' J , i J j t ' Ik ! Zions Savings Bank n. j &TRUSTCO.V i ' i J ; 4 I I |