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Show 12 The Herald Journal VEDTSnAV, Logan SFPT 16 (Cache Count)) elected LeRoy, ! The diVgate Hies of Olson eev'J. at the Lijli Pioto, concluding Speaking district ernor-elec- l. sion of the Diuxiun lieutenant governois of Kiwanis, string- convention fellow son the purpose of the elected included Dan Ross, is to point ou, to nyside, Utah' G. Bruce Metso-- , un' the Ann man people through Salt Laki City, l.jman Pieiee, well- - pitiless pul lit it y the activities of Ogden: Ran.pton Barlow, Black- minor-- 1 subversive gioups. foot, William Bunce Jr., Filer, 13 Utah Utah-Idah- Elects Officers Kiwanis District SUN VALLEY las Strinpiellow investigations yestcr- - American activities as day assailed yitics of congres-- 1 organized and vicious IIP) Rep. Doug-Sion- Robert 0ilToEe K Behhng of Ogden was Jo-cp- n ten re-e- DAYTOtf Anderson, Caldwell o I and Idaho, set Idaho PTA District Meet Held at West Side High t Gadabout letarv-tieasure- Chib achievement awards went to ()gcl n. Cedar City, Spanish Veined, Utah, and Folk Caldwell, locho Columnist! lost to the Bancroft Coubovs on By MRS. ELDON LARSEN The fall conferenie of the fifth their home field, Fiulay. Sept. 4, Cowboys s Assn, he stoie being District touchdowns met last Saturday, Sept. 5th in made spectacualr h school Mrs which brought the cheers of ad- of S()Cja Springs, nni ation from the west side fans. R a touch- of Bancroft president conducted the- Hunterin the secondmade In of a lead- down quarter. form the m meetings, 'Vmng .7 institution. A the last quarter touchdowns were f was heid in the made by Charles and Shipley of was served m Bancroft. Charles running 65 Paient-Teacher- EVERY NOW and then I get a letter from a young man say g that he has chosen journalism for his life work and would I be so kind as to arise from my downy eouch before ten some morning and advise him as to which branch o thi - fourth estate he should settle on. rj"" e,ashy meetlng con- - yards and 90 Shipley The school band gave its sup- vened in the afternoon with Mrs. F - port and the Pep Club girls woe society KUen Dell Be.ier, of Chicago. counseTled becoming Re- - out en masse in their maiooa boss Tindicanoer al- - linois National Headquartersmeet- - and while uniforms. ed.to, ve Deen sorely tempi .jPresentative conducting the Dinner Guests E Bosquet, of Poca-- 1 Mr. and Mrs Ross Barrington Others state !dywideg the teUo, president. U ,ore he were Mrs. of Preston were Sunday umner find a job with more foam rub- - accomoanied them of Pocatello, guests with her mother Mrs. Yamauche her in it than that of baseball ,rs Fred Davjs of Prestoni Myrtle Waddoups and fanuiv. writer or drama cnUc. Wayne Phillips is spending a the 6th vice president. William HERE ARE FOUR real good J. Tanner offered the opening week visiting in Dillon, Mom,cinches: prayer. Supt. LeRoy Archibald with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Beigaddress, eson and family, You cant beat a drama critics offered the welcome Mr. and Mis. E. O Bergeson hours, and for some reason a Ruby Nash directed the Teen- drama critic is always pictured ettes in a song "My Own Ameri- entertained last Sunday evening Janiel Tingey, Shirley Mil- - at a lovely super in honor of their as a man whose head is so full of erudition that he can scarcely liams, Judy Nielson, and Kathy family Mr. and Mrs Cleve Hen-pu- ll Bastian presented a stunt for derson and son, and Mr and Mis. his dress shirt over it. The hoss handicapper is the funds, the National Headquarters. Max Lee Godfrey and dauch-onl- v expert in the All PTA publications were there, ters of Bo7.eman. Mont . and Mr. world who can be wrong thiee There were 22 PTA units entered and Mrs. Ronald Bergeson and times out of four and still be the fifth district conference. Lo- - family of Dillon, Montana, and a cal arrangements were made by girl friend of Mrs Henderson s, rated as a A society editor Is in line to the presidency of the West Side Mr. and Mrs leirv Brady of become a crashing smash by Central PTA, Mrs. Elden Bastian Logan. Mrs Brads was foimely Carol White of Salt Lake and learning to idenitfy the flowers pres. De Wayne Jessop, vice-pre- ssecre-- ,, Davton. that make up a rerterpiece, and Mrs. Thane Winvvard, Monday dinner guests with Mrs learning to distinguish between ,tary. There were 82 present. 'Myrtle Waddoups was her on School Dance accordian pleated wedding Mr. and Mis West Side High, Dayton, held and daughter-in-law- , gown and a garden gala, and al- wavs insisting that pictures of its first assembly, with Welcome Victor Waddoups and fanuiv. and brides be given a thorough re- - Back to School its caption, Fri- - tier daughter Mis Claude Ginnis and family of Ogden, job before being sent to day, Sept. 4. The theme "My was carried Secret Ambition the engravers The baseball writer deals with out, with the following program subject he has known almost being given: Wesley Nash as as well sinee childhood as the Harry James played two trum-me- n Ill See You in My ErMlT WALLPAPER CLEANING who play and manage it, pet solos, and Forever and and he has the further advantage Dreams (J L. Jones Phone 1JM-of working with men who usually Ever; John Sant as Frankie PAPER HANGING Steaming (')fan-In- g are grateful to have him put Carle gave a piano solo. I'm Painting, Fateh Plastering. Phone Lvil-their beliefs and opinions into Walking Behind You, Allen Hilt Chime NTRSFRY FOR CHILDRFN up to words This gives him a great as Eddy Arnold sang Ph. age b. Experienced woman. y deal of freedom, which is a very Bells, are Ringing; Ethel 1345-- J . ler as Bette Davis gave a comic rated commodity. reading; David Jensen and Fran-- ! EXPFRT Wallpapfr cleaning G L. Jones, Ph 1331-BUT IN THE FUTURE I will Ces Atkinson portrayed Joe of name any these newspaper maggio and Marilyn NlRSERY Licensed Monroe; CHILDREN'S 13 Yrs Experience. 15 Ph. 9is-positions to the young man who Elaine Anderson as Betty Hutton No. 5th Last. is poised to bust into our busi- - rendered a vocal solo. California CHILD CARE Hour or day. Loean ness until I suggest another. Here I come; David Smart as Nursery School Licensed 4 nius. Curious as to what that job is? Julius La Rosa sang "With These to 8 years. 290 No. 2nd East. Ph. 902-it is. here and "You, You, You. Okay, Hands, The Welcome Back to School 1. Lost & Found Society gadabout columnist. The boys and girls who are Dance to which students were fortunate enough to have latched to come dressed to represent their LOST. LAD' S GLASSES Dark green in silver frame, on to these jobs, live the life of Secret Ambition turquoise trim was held in (Tura) Lost at Ricks Spring Mon. the evening with the Clarkston Riley. even. Ph. 10.59-Reward This Is the way they say the orchestra furnishing the music. LOST: SMALL BAY MARE vicinity Pirates Lose to Cowboys alphabet: of Logan can on. Ph. 167b-PA, al fresco: b, bugatti or bufAt the first football game of fet; c. champagne or caviar; d, the season, the Pirates of the 2. Help Wanted Daimler; e, elegant; f. frozen West Side high school, Dayton, YOUNG EXPERIENCED BRRIR daiquiri; g, grouse: h, haut Excellent opnortuniD U S A C unmonde: i. iced terrapin: j, Jaion Barber Shop guar; k, king and queen, duke NEWTON WANTED. SORORITY HOUSE Ui- -k Good wages and working coni. and duchess. 1, lobster thermi-doCall 2148. m, Maxims. Mocambo. MorNATIONAL CONCERN Needs Reocco, mink; n. nouveau riche; o, sponsible woman to learn rewi.u-inopulence; p, pate de foie gras; at home If qualified can e,rn $5 an hour in spare time We fi q, quotes (stock market type); r, eerthing No selling Urile s, sables. Saks Fifth Box 95 Co Herald Journal Avenue; t, tiara: u, Ubangi CharCOOK EOR FRATERNITY. Ph 12'S ity Balls for Starving Ubangians; after 5pm v. VIP; w. Wall Street, x. that's ALICE BARKER By WANTED. Woman to do housework. z. zillions. me: y. ditto: got Attending the municipal league Mi st he experienced Call 17 THEY KNOW the hoity-toit- y convention held the latter part of by name in print, anyway. Liv- - the week at the New house hotel 4. Travel Opportunity eried footmen carry their type-- , jn Salt Lake City were the RIDE OR RIDERS W'ANTFD tor 7 and the only thing they.iojng town board executives, a m Shift. Hillfield Th is insurance carry against falling Mayor Walt Cooley and wife, off a yacht. They are always on Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Salisbury, hand to drink the first punch, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Barker and and to see the first one thrown. Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Clarke. They keep their vouth long Barker Reunion after most of us do. They associThe Barker reunion was held ate with at Lagoon on Monday Sept. 7th and plain debs, WANTED Ride to Hillfield Labor Day. Sung debs, fraternity and sorShift beginning Mon Ph 1621-in the bowery which meet They ority pins, dirty canvas shoes, had car pool to Hillllcld. previously been engaged for RIjrFRS QR Phone crew haircuts, and honeymoons. 1970-the gathering, where they enjoy- ed music on the aecordon, played 5. Day & Contract by Miss Carolyn Barker. FollowSYE OIL ing dinner, an interesting proOH. STO FS M p NIFFS of speeches gram consisting FXtFR'IIY rr.FANFD AND so groups singing, accompanied by REPAIRED 'i ion. PHoni. to. .3 Carolyn on the accordion, which' all jonned in. After a short business meeting and reorgini7ation took place the alcoholic anonymous Meets remainder of the afternoon was; 2137 Open' week, i.nsTtoO pm PO Box liw, Lognn. spent in the concessions. President Wm. J. Barker, chairman and master of ceremonies Mr. and Mrs. Junius Jenkins Nation Wide Service returned Wednesday evening Local from Salt Lake City where they Redman Van & Stg Bekln , Van Line Storage Crating Shipping went to greet their first grand-- j Agents child, a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Transfer Keith Jenkins. Sunday Sept. 6th. Call 314 Logan. Utah He was named Brent Keith Jen-- i kins. All concerned are doing f. Jewelry-Antique- s fine. Th Jewel Box Jeweler Visit Son use the Mr. and Mrs. Junius J. Jenkins Watch Master" visited with another son. Mr. and ITt checks all watches electroi.fcallv. Mrs. Dean Jenkins of Ogden on Two expert repairmen to clean and Friday. repair all makes of watches at Mr. and Mrs. Harris Anderson The Jewel Box have moved to Salt Lake City South Main Phone 387 where he is employed as a car11- ' , Newest, smoothest, least expensive driving in no-shi- ft field low-pric- e ca; Thousands of motorists today are enjoying the spectacular performance of Plymouth Hy-Dri- ve whiz-doddl- e. one flowing motion! No noises, jerks or lurches In going from one speed to onother. Your cor can't on you or down-shiup-shi- ft ft & for a fast, positive getaway. There's no racing of the engine to get started, no -- It saves "winding up." -- me around 2 gallons of gas each day? says this rural mail carrier Vic Hammer is a rural mail carrier out of Appleton, isconsin. lie drives the same route every day. He has 400 boxes, which means lots of starting and stopping. He used to use between 5 and 6 gallons each day. unexpectedly. Vi holds your car without using the brakes while halting on a hill. You get good engine braking going downhill. You can use the clutch for more exact control in "rocking out of mud or snow. both in original cost ond in upkeep. There's no complicated mechanism to get out of order or to adjust ond maintain. Recently, Mr. Hammer purchased a new 1933 lie is now using FI) mouth equipped with Hy-Driv- between I 3la and 4 gallons of gas a day on his route. think this Beut-highl- is an amazing performance, Mr. Hammer Im saving around 2 gallons of gas for the route says. each day. And its 100 per cent easier serving the route now that I no longer have to shift gears. Di-n- ot .. r; Town Officials Rolls-Royc- g e: At Convention Is available on all new Plymouths at low extra cost PLYMOUTH Your Plymouth Dealer Wants to Demonstrate Hy-Dri- ve Cfiryiltr Corporation'! to 1763-N- No. I Car You ! sub-deb- s, post-deb- . iv-i-all- ai ' MOVING I Johnson 10. Personals penter. Mr. and Mrs. Narval Jones are living in their beautiful new home at present. The breed of dog called French" poodle probably originated in Germany, according to the Encyclopedia Britannica. Save money by using scientifically refined Y1 Gasoline! You get maximum performance in all and rocket-powere- d V- -l get top performance from your car with V-- 1 Twenty years Electronic gasoline! Ed H IHi 78 West 1st South Service Prompt service TV A. Radio Before you buy, have us Install a better antenna that will last longer. Test Tower available at small extra charge. Phone via AND STORAGE DISTANCE 11. Wonted to Buy WANTED! DEAD or ALIVE HIGHEST PRICES will be paid for meat HORSES alo freahlv drai HORSES and CATTLE I? ou call ua death of ani mal. We will pay more White's Trout Farm No 1 or 2215 Logan For ard Pay HIGHEST PRICES Main ASK TOR BABY VOTES 7 - Son We Will Call Television Service 571 North & CRATING Phone Hvrum 98-- WALKER Telephone W. Ault PACKING Service Save money Gasoline! MOVING i LONG X;AN. UTAH Fifth year actual Television 1183-M- GOOD HOME lor aid people Imallds", Reasonable prices. Ph 1353-- LOCAL Experience Counts! Driving. V1 gives you fester starts, a quieter engine and smoother cruising performance. You can actually feel the difference with OUEEN. Sales and Service. 188 No. 1st West. Ph TRANSFER kinds of Western Co. FOR YOUR DF AD AND USELFSS HORDES rnys. HlUUr. HOGS. ALSO HIDES. FLRsi PELTS. vV OOL. UTAH Just South Phone Logan CO. of Logan 49. collect. |