Show V THE Stake Conference Meetings Attract Larro Attendance Continued from pace work of Joseph Smith before he brol forth the book for which he is now As an known thiuout the world to get in touch with those adfund and altho this gift ministering the city was small data on the standcirculabook its and of the ing library tion together with assurances ef superec-- i in resulted the the by city port dence of Joseph Smith's contact with the divine he called attention to the grandeur of the language of his revelations in and Doctrine and Covenants revelations written at the time that writing in his diary shows him to be ah unletteied man whoe natural ability to write and spell was far Inferior to the averape boy and girl of today Liquor Use Increasing address was replete Elder Lyman’s with advice to young and old to live of the more strictly the principles He called upon the several gospel priesthood quorums to assume responand developsibility for the welfare ment of their members and see that had the necessities of every Individual life and that everyone was active in He quoted statistics the church use of liquor showing the increased and declared Activities At The Garland School — - Ameiican Educational Week The Garland school was given the privilege in of giving a program mutual on American Education Week We gave the progiam Tuesday night Nov 12 at 7:30 The program was as follows: a talk The School and the Citizen A song by the boj s’ chorus a reading by Annie Munm' significant facts by Phyllis Cullimore Ethel Mae Ila Hall I ma Busenbark Manning June Fraser Margaret Ruth Manning and Mozell Garrett and a poem by Eugenia Rogers Mr Harmon came and gave a spelling test from the 3rd grade up to the 8th grade Tliee were 50 words They started easy and gradually got harder the got Phyllis Cullimore highest in the school which was 47 woids correct The eighth grade did very well -- Melba Mae Kirkham Armistice Day Program BecaJusT it 'was Armistice Day Monday we went over to the recreation hall and had a piogram We sang songs and Mr Hougard told about some of his expeienccs In the war In Prance He said they chased the enemy back over the river and the enemy blew up the bridge so could- harmful effects amendrepeal of the prohibition they ment had not repealed the law that n't get across War Is a very ter ’b!e alcohol is harmful to the human body He said that the thing big shells He asked members of the church to refrain from the use of beer or alcohol in any form as advised by the “word its and that of wisdom” In his pveAing address on “Youth and the New Day” he called upon considyouth to give more respectful eration to the opinions of maturity de-- 1 claring that while honest doubts lead! to progress it must not be forgotten that the progress of the future must be built upon the structure of past acthe He stressed that complishment great heed or the day is character and said that the gospel plan is a guide to TIMES GARLAND holes in the earth from 3 to 15 across 1 liked the pcgram very much I hope that our nation does not go to war with any other nation — Kenneth Austin 7th grade The Garland school went over to the recreational hall to the that the American Legion gave for Armistice Day The congregation saluted the flag and pledged The allegiance program consi'ted of a duet by June Fiaser and Mary Jane Davis tap dance by LaWana and LaPreal Bishop a read’ng by Mary Petterson Then Mr Hougard told some of his experiences while he was In Franre The girls and boys chorus sang "The church in the Valley” and “Starlight” Seven eighth grade girls gave an educational talk We all enjoyed the program — Edith Astle 6th grade We went to the hall on Armistice Day We had a program and Mr Hougard talked about when he was In the world war — Blaine Rhodes 3rd grade Class Activities In our picture d awing contest we were supposed to draw a Hallowe'en won picture first Eugenia Rogers prize and Phyllis Korth won second Eugenia received for her prize a set of five eiasers one pencil and a book Phyllis did not receive anytliing as no prize was offered for second place ' The picture Eugenia drew was a cat walking In a graveyard blew feet A i&v NOVEMBER 15 1935 an old dead tree with eyes nose and and a big moon The whole mouth class liked hers best of all the pictures 7th grade —Barbara Johnson room we made the has three terace around each one of white drawing It has pillars with flowers gopaper ing in and out then it has two one on the middle terrace and In the one on the bottom terrace top ter ace it has a reservoir of water In Miss Hamson's It hanving gardens with marble railing only it is made out We Invited a fence around it the rooms to come and see it Mr Harmon the supervisor came to see it We’ e asking all the mothers that have a child in Miss Hamson’s class tc come and see It too —Laura Thompon 6th grade We liked day to lit grade — Jay Eenton hear him 3 irMiiwg'aewwii— wae'jma Only good feeds ONLY GOOD TOUR with FEEDS RIGHT THE WE MNISH ON T1IE HAVE “SPERRY’S” Hay Grain Seed We have decided to have a program we On the program every Fiiday we want Russell may do anything Miller is In chaige —Margaret Hess 5th grade Feed & Feeders’ Supplies Friendly Contacts Every Friday afternoon the fourth The boys and grade has a pogram girls sing songs tell stories and recite Some of the pupils bring jokes poems ind riddles Three of the ghls are a play for next Friday planning 4th grade —Jimmy Taylor Today Is my birthday I am eight I years old I am in second grade like school Halverson —Marilyn We have a radio in our room We heard President Roosevelt talk yester PIT MARKET IPelstei As’t Cream CAN FOR BEST — ANIMALS It in means touch a lot to bo with friends You can have a telephone for a few cents a day 8? ' A I s - !- chaiacter building Marks Anniversary The conference was held exactly six years from the date of the appoint- ment of the present stake presidency and Presidents and high council and Fiidal were call- Smith Shumway ed upon for reports All told of the satisfaction and joy they derived fromj their work and from their member-- j teach-e- i ship in the church Seminary s Welling and King also were called of their work upon for discussions Mis Victor Hansen ef the Primary! stake board leported the woik done in the stake to pre- by the primaries pare the boysl to receive the priesthood Music was furnished by the stake tabernacle choir under the direction of George O Nye and the Tremonton1 male thorns directed by C C Watkins LEGA- In L-1 ' SUMMONS The District Court of the Judicial District of the State Utah In and For Box Elder First of a County HENRY B COLES Plaintiff vs ESTATE COMPANY S WALKER GEORGE M CANNON a corporation JR an£ HUGO B ANDERSON MRS JANE DOE’ LEE wife of Leonard C 2 S JANE DOE GASBERG MRS Lee MRS JANE wife J C Gasberg DOE 'kOHWER wife of C J Rohwer JOSEPH R WALKER and wife JANE H MATHEW WALKER DOE JANE DOE WALKER and wife’ WALKER if said defendants or any of them be living otherwise their or unknown heirs devisees assigns first the true and correct grantees the females above described also the plaintiff unknown persons unknown claiming any right title estate or interest in desor lien upon the real property cribed In the ccmnla’i adverse to the cr owner: j clouding plaintiff's Tendants plaintiff’s title thoVo THE STATE OF UTAH TO THE names of being to all other SAID DEFENDANT: You are hereby summoned1 to within twenty days aftr the of this summons upon you if within the county in which this apjrear service served action thirty jwithln and defend the and in cgse of otherwise is brought days after service above entitled action your failure so to do Judgment will be rendered against you according to the which has demand of the complaint said of been filed with the Clerk action is brought to jecover a judgment quieting plaintiff’a title to land described as follows The East Half of the East Half oi Section 4 Tp 11 N R 4 W 8LM together with aS water rights and ap- the thereunto belonging LEWIS JONES plaintiffs Attorney Rm 23 1st Natl Bk Brigham City Utah First publication Nov 15 1935- last Dec 13 1935 publication PO Bldg Address: M WTH CHEVROLET'S NEW 1’EHFECTED HYDJUIIUC BRAKES’ Safeguarding you and your family as you have never been safeguarded before SOLID STEEL w ptw TT7HBET TOP a crown NO DRATT VENTILATION motf heoetifvl mJ wifartob for drWmg 90str ON NEW bodiw trtr car lo hnrprked snocKpnbor making of booufy t hrfrus of tafvfy steering end so for than ! 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