Show N PAGE THE 4 Entered Class Office as Second Mail Matter at Garland TO MORNING FRIDAY EYEKY at the Post 1928 Aug Utah National Advortitiojj Raprantativ SERVICE NEWSPAPEO ADVeUTI&ING a it m N A S7J Horn Town HoW S3 Nawtpapart - CU I'df Gmitd ‘Central NATIONAL INC Hsi'onal Ulwl Awotioa SJ Adartjtari andtn rriCBS Serving Amanca'i IMW EDITORIAL Year $250 Outside of Editor The annual drawing for permits shoot elk this fall in Utah is be conducted on Friday September 19 at the State Capitol the State Fish and Game Depart-menThe announces department announces- - The department will continue to receive applica12 tions until September Permit fees of $1500 must acThe company each application fee will be returned to unlucky applicants to to and County Publisher Mr & Mrs Seymour Hill of Tre monton announce the marriage of their daughter Roma Jean and John A Bourne son of Mr & Mrs Wallace Bourne’ The marriage took place at the Salt Lake temple on Wed Sept 3rd' A wedding reception in compliment to the young couple will be held at the Second ward hall at Tremonton on Friday evening Sept Extends Application an announcement made ing to For Army Nurse Corps here today by 1st Sgt Harvey R Wardrop of the Brigham Army The War Department's deadline Office Air Force Recruiting for submission of applications for "The peacetime Army offers appointments in the new Regular for qualiceptional opportunities 5th Army Nurse Corps has been ex- fied nurses” he said tended to September 30 accordMr & Mrs Dick Richards Application papers may be obheatained at any Army Area are spending a month here with or general hospital tlmir mother Mrs Blanche Richdquarters Dick is ards and other relatives still with the navy and for the past several months has been on at sea duty with headquarters Mr Mrs Garth Rhode Island Mr & Mrs Ronald Hales are Rasmussen and family have been visits to receive frequent haapy spending the pat week visiting Ronald's father George from Mr with relatives at Vernal A liberal reward will Bales Sr & Mrs Cloyd Pruit of Ogden spent leading be paid for information with their parents the of one Karl Mr & Mrs Owen Hess to the whereabouts Buster Welling who has not been seen Hess returned home with them for ages in or around his usual and will spend a week there has Mrs JU Macfarlane haunts Mr Ac Mrs J D Munson spent the as a guest this week her brother visiting with Mr & Mrs Friends of Mrs James Burt at from Malad Mr & Ogden to Tubbs will be pleased Henry Cox of Mrs Richard Corning learn that she is very much imlast week visiting with Iowa Mr Sc Mrs Mr & spent in health proved Mrs Dan Gam Mr & Mrs Wilson are recent arrivals from Frank Wood spent at Sunday Utah have taken They Hyrum Mr & Mrs Lowell Brigham up their residence in the Iladfield Farnsworth and son Craig of Salt home Mr Wilson is employed in I ik? City have been visiting here Mrs Helen Lee this week There I increut opportuTremonton with relatives Mr in nity (of higher education returned to Salt Lake City after & Mrs Dan Garn spent the Regular Army through Sunday at week-envisit her a with daughTechnical USAFI and the Mr & Mrs Lemuel Earl Ogden & Mr Khools Training ter Mrs Leland Capener and two bci-- have returned home Mrs Wm Bowcutt spent the weekafter spending a week in Southend in Ogden the occasion being ern Utah and Colorado' Mr Veienni of ny of of their the daughter John Earl if Ogden is departure th Armed spending the Irene a week with her and may now tnlut for direct e granddaughter children Mr & (tie who will take up their Itnmcni to I unit within Johnston’s Mrs and famfiih Army Area Thi awignmem Standing in Kellogg Idaho ily Leonard residence it for ( minimum of oo year Mr Sc Mrs Ted Roundy Wedding bells will ring for Mrs and family are visiting in SpanThe Regular Army oflert Johnston who after the ceremony ish Fork this week any excellent opportune The Mrs Wm Borquist will be lie for advancement thru Leland Capener family including School Candidate Officer and the Air Cadet ptogixm Grandpa and Grandma mother are and father of Mr Capener They touring Yellowstone Park limited number of will also visit Mr Ac Mrs CornVeterans Miss 11a Archibald may now daughter to the wall enlist for assignment at Columbus Falls Mont of Mr Sc Mrs Ivan Archibald is ETO An exciting opportunity Mrs Cornwall before her recent recovering from injuries received lo visit Europe la peie time was Joyce in pay Capener in a fall from a horse caused by increase marriage plus a 20 Mr Sc Mrs Osborne Lawrence were the turning of the saddle Miss Former members of the Salt Lake visitors during the June Mason and Lloyd Mason Armed Forces may now en Mr & Mrs Lorenzo went to list for initial direct Lagoon Wednesday with AAF mutilaso the Bowcutt Jr and family and Mr the Bear River band Twenty-foution of their choice L Mrs Lorenzo Bowcutt Sr were teen age girls with their suLogan canyon visitors Sunday and pervisors returned Saturday after having They report Monday spending three days at the girls’ SPECIAL seen nothing of the much talked home in Mr Brigham canyon monster man or hairy of wild 4- Mrs Skarin of California came NOTICE TO seen by many canyon visitors lateto visit with Mrs Skarin's Friday Nfr Sc Mrs Gerald Hess took brother Fredrick HIGH SCHOOL ly Kohlhepp whom off with lent bedding and a comthey hadn’t seen for 20 years The GRADUATES I plete camping outfit to spend one Skarin’s will do work at the CanMrs adian week in Logan canyon temple on their return trip Now you can enlist to Lary Johnson motored to Ogden tend the Army Air Forces Mrs Peter Marshall and sons Mrs Stanley Bowcutt is Tuesday school of your Technical for return to her with choice" Emery and Odell attended the expected a week-envisit Mr Sc Mrs funeral of Mr Marshall’s brother Earl Hales are expecting the ar- Elex in Downey Idaho Saturday Mr & Mrs Henry Marshall and rival of their son and daughter and NOW THE ARMY IS A their grandson from Calif Mr & Mrs Jones and two childMrs R ren of Salt Lake City visited with for an extended visit CAREER BETTER D Macfarlane our postmistress relatives here Saturday and SunTHAN EVER Mr We think day had a holiday Sept 1 Mrs Leo Lamb for our hard working went to Wyoming Saturday to holidays Army Recruiting Service should be more freisit their daughter Mrs Olie postmistress Eddy Bldg 16 So Main R L Mason was in Campman quent Brigham City Utah Logan Wednesday on business Mr & Mrs Walter Ilanni visited A number of our people attended in Solt Lake City over Labor day conference Sunday and the Primary pageant in the evening Primary graduates from here were Wilma Pierson Janae Lamb Drex Hess Cleon Hess and Narvell EsMrsAlene Williams tep of Malad is visiting her parents Mr Sc Mrs Jess Archibald Army Riverside NEW I : Plymouth News nuvj GARLAND BARBER ORCHESTRA UTAH I POWER f & to you by LIGHT COMPANY Bar Centennial UlTJikifl try In Arkansas by the way prices were lower than in any other state I visited The meals I ate in Little Rock and Fort Smith cost less than half the price of the same meals in Los Angeles I was glad to quit Arkansas for Oklahoma but soon decided I would be equally glad to leave Oklahoma and enter Kansas Oklahoma has undoubtedly the I have ever traveled worst on This?" I learned is one of the sore points with the natives who pay the highest gasoline tax (9c a gallon) demanded by any state in the union while their remain narrow rough highways and full of holes Oklahoma is a where state politically explosive graft is almost legal Its politics have driven most of the large oil companies south into Texas lahoma City its capitol has a striking skyline some good restaurants and oil wells around the capitol building but the 'state as a whole has nothing to make me want to return Most Oklahomans I talked to are still angry at John Steinbeck’s “Grapes of Wrath” they feel it pictured LIVESTOCK SHOW AUG 31 to Sept 20 Climaxing all livestock shows held In a hundred years! rads DAIRY Aug 31 to Sept 6 BEEF CENTENNIAL FALL SHOW RABBIT SHOW Aug 25 to 31 Sept 8 to 13 PIGEON SHOW CIVEST0CK CLUB Sept 8 to 14 Sept IS to 20 SHOW BANTAM SHOW POULTRY Sept IS to 20 Aug 18 to 24 at Nightly the Grandstand State Provoking Fairbanks Morse - - brilliant UTAH STATE FAIR REVUE Fose ©srosssids SALT LAKE CITY Personalities P06K&T PlCI£R PUMPS WATER HEATERS through PANTS WASHING MACHINES A Few New £ B yo SH6LL OUT Mn next tnt 'NEW HAr day SHE WA Now in Stock 11 you EXPECTS MOTORS ELECTRIC vouT POCKErc WILE y0u SHi COBS 0 V PECK Jk v: "5V ¥ Phone Them Every Day at the © KING SYNDICATE Ine cJJ± vovet embarrassing situations by having your car In condition at all times Stop at the BEAR RIVER AUTO let us make your car run smoothly Get your quality gas oil products at our station or let us tune up your car in garage Your friendly DeSoto and Plymouth dealers Garland O P Skaggs Store S & H Green Stamps are Available Here You Have Only to Ask for Them J Avoid WALTER BURNS Brought f The Snack t SHOP V You’ll Find 1 t LEES f THE ELECTRIC HOUR EVERY 5UNDAY-KS- L 1:30 PM SPITALNY AND HIS 1947 S0EEE3 THE HOUR of CHARM PHIL 5 apart The them as dissolute paupers and smaller and farther is wise who sleeps bis gave them the nickname "Okies” traveler way across the state and doesn't COLUMEANDERING which they resent until he reaches Utah wake Jahowa " By Stanley In northern Oklahoma where the cotton belt merges into the Mrs C J Wood entertain wheat belt boundless fields of j Mr left Louisiana for the visitReluctantly stubble testify to a good ed at dinner Sunday where so much emphasis is put wheat conference speakers Joseph The same thing ing of life and crop this year on pleasant B Casto things in Kansas where the F Merrill and Fenno of earning a continues where the business R J as far as your Other guests w'ere President demands far less effort flat fields stretch Kerr living Mr & Mrs Clifton Totter its with seeKansas can than in Utah and traveled to eye Jr and Mr & Mrs D G Nelson gold colored fields And tiny huge first on Natchez the Mississippi towns of green trees and white Mr & Mrs V W Johns lap of ply journey home houses has always seemed to me Natchez at the end of the old one of the most attractive and of "Natchez Trace” scene part states — but I wouldn’t t Service of the action of "Show Boat” and want to' live there I want the the most famous of the perhaps sight of a mountain once in a old river towns along the Missiswhile sippi has some of the best SHAW and ROGERS Mountains apientv there are in Southof the Colorado a green pleasant state ern mansions that can be found I FUNERAL HOME feel as if I am almost always in the South but they are falling home when I get to Colorado Once a fabuinto genteel decay This time the barrier of Wyoming lously wealthy and fabulously was still before me but a few wicked town Natchez today is not hundred miles are hardly to be much more than an interesting considered any more relic The weather was almost the same in the South and the miHere and in the other Mississip the South’s dwest — hot In the mountains of pi towns I visited I felt insufficiently caste system is most disturbingly Wyoming I had incident- clothed for the first time Mississippi apparent and after the ally is the unhealthiest state and to put on a coat breezes bit standhas the lowest education night deeper had to take it off and put on two shirts ards in the country Arkansas which I entered next underneath is of all states I have been in the The barrenness of Wyoming is one in which I would least like to a match for anything that Nevada live The southern part of this Arizona or Texas can olfer and whistle stops are probably state has almost the same kind of its but egetation as Louisiana whereas in Louisiana the growth tcOURTEOUS EFFICIENT is lush and luxuriant in Arkansas Open Every Day SERVICE £ In it seems seedy and unkempt Arkansas which Home Cooked Meal possesses some South’s of the richest cotton I saw the poorest standcountry ard of living Negros and white the victims tenant farmers Garland SHAVES - 50c the South of a vicious feudal ± social system live here in dirty ramshackle unpainted shacks that leak during rainstorms and quiver when the wind blows Their lot is the worst of any group in the United States today and the fact that large numbers of human beings exist in these conditions is a shameful blot on the whole coun- Mrs E J Holmgren entertained at a luncheon Friday afternoon at her home honoring Mrs Sidney Olsen of New York City Twelve relatives and friends of guests Mrs Olsen were present Featuring SEPTEMBER FRIDAY UTAH Reverent Always Fielding Briefs association Subscriptions — $209 Per Vernald Win Johns TIMES DRAWING FOR ELK PERMITS HE HELD SEPT 19 TIMES THE GARLAND PUBLISHED GARLAND Bear Diver Auto Company r II ONE 7 GARLAND top and and our |