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Show The IPayson PAYSON, the local the Legion, hrfi American ;0f and Community Payson JentS to see ! an opportunity motion sound greatest Sf ter made, the winner of !r of th Academy M awa-- J 153 and Sciences Arts picture of the year, picture ! Front on the Western , Theatre rented at the Star V 1, ' a July 7the flaming story appeal for every a Picture lie Although a if a lit in, This is a Un-,,,- d by Curl - Legion- has a tremendous it is toy and every marry one. is r Legion this who girl , happy in having and especially picture se-- Jj un-,- aj which have arrangements of , made with the management the of the support heatre. With securing manity they anticipate which they will divert to sum wd my . will be used m proceeds he to the employment according can be worked p.an that for t some out. of everybody he hearty support solicited. You will have the finest ertainment you ever enjoyed and re- the same time assist in needy Frank Gardner Mrs. as her had Fourth, Mr. and Mrs. 0. Janke and children Jack and n of Ogden; Mr and Mrs. James Gaidner and Richard Gardner of terican Fork, Mrs. T. W. Gardner ess over the of daughter Marie d Grand Junc-)- i, Colorado. H Martha Ms. iter, n White the Bennett of Salt Lake holiday with her J. T. Wignall. Mr. and and baby were also guests tie ''spent the Wignall home. and Mrs. H. Mr, Tanner and Thatcher Ari-- Mrs. Lee Webb and little 1 LLyd of Me-- a Arizona left for d hates last Friday, after a 3 s ra; with relatives and friends tss Grace Tanner C. of ir-- itit Lake and Payson. f. arf ' ,Irs. Lorimer Christensen Lh Fork TaM-'- and Mr. and Mrs. motored to Park City r fait Lake Mrs S.one Ttihon. Sunday. On Tuesday Christensen left for Park to spend their office will dosed all day be Sat-ifda- y during July and August. Dr- L- - D. I SK I &3B Word has been received by relatives in Payson of the death in San Francisco of Robert Cowan, a former resident of Payson. He died very suddenly Saturday morning, July 2 but no def ils were given. Mr. Cowan was born in Payson, the son of Alexander and Jane ll Cowan. He married Etta Man-wi- ll of Payson and some years later they moved to Eureka, then to Salt Lake and later to San Francisco, where Mr. Cowan was in the employment of the government at Fort Mason. He is survived by his wddcw and five daughters in San Francisco, two brothers and two sisters, John M. Cowan and Mrs. Sarah Wilson, Payton; Joseph Cowan and Mrs. Emma Vv'immer, Duchesne. Funeral services and interment were in San Francisco. Mit-uhe- Lakeside Gardens, the resort beautiful at Spring Lake has become more popular than ever before. Bud Green and his music has rapidly gained A fine library of new popularity. musical numbers played in a modem way will make dancing a pleasure on every Wednesday and Saturday for the remainder of the surrfmer season. The features for Saturday night are two pianos in duet numbers and Toss Packard prominent dancing star in a rythmic tap dance. The management takes this opportunity to thank the public for its wonderful support at the dances at Lakeside Gardens. I FRIDAY, JULY 8, 19:52 Varsity Beauties Featured At Arrowhead Saturday! The management of $2.00 PER YEAR Independence Day Celebration Arrow-hea- d promises dance patrons something very unusual in the ay of entertainment at the dance next Saturday July 9, when the Varsity Beauties and Johnny Leavitt will be featured in a dancing revue. This program and dance may well be termed as the seasons greatest yet. Ralph Migliaccios mtamsb 12 Successful In Every Particular Payson Defeats Springville In Junior League Game Effective pitching by Drake, and res timely hitting by his sulted in a dicisive 17 to 2 victory for Payson in the first game of the American Legion Junior Baseball series. Peterson for Springville was team-mate- With hundreds of visitors in attendance from all parts of the state, Independence Day was observed most fittingly in Payson Monday. The joint celebration, arranged by the Payson Lions Club, Payson American Legion aad the Union Pacific Boosters league from Salt Lake and Ogden was successful in every piece orchestra will be there in their new uniforms in bicentennial colors to furnish the music. The management wishes to take wild and ineffective and received poor particular. this opportunity to thank the public support. Payson next game will be The Union Pacific Special, consisfor their loyal patronage. at Spanish Fork next Saturday. ting of ten coaches arrived at the o o o station in layson at 11 a. m. and the Mrs, May Wellman and Airs. May visitors were greeted by the Payson McMullin of Salt Lake are visiting Baud, city officials and committee for a week with Payson relatives. and eslcorted to Memorial Park in o busses and cars. Here a patriotic proMay and Buelah Hancock and Al- gram was given and the public addice Reid were in Provo for the Fourth ress system was used permitting the In o response to a call for assistance the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin large audience to hear well. Mayor Asa L. Curtis has received mad- - by the Frank Openshaw of Salt Lake a letter from H. J. Plumbliof, genercity of Eureka to the Taylor. o was master of ceremonies and inal manager of the Oregon Short Line residents of Payson, a large amount troduced Mayor A. L. Curtis who Railroad Company, expressing his of produce and other foodstuff was A to the welcome address; Hena brought brief office where gave city sincere appreciation for the splendid ry J. Plumhof, general manager of time the people of Payson gave the a truck from the mining city took the Oregon Short Line railroad was to 300 families Union Pacific employees on the ann it for distribution National who are in need. the first speaker and gave a short ual outing here on the Fourth. The friends of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. In appreciation for the history of the Union Pacific System splendid Expressions on every hand were McCormick will be interested to learn service the and available reletter is was A following Unit existing conditions at the prethose of praise for the very fine Headquarters of a very memorable event which ceived from Euueka. sent time. are There state. some in the for city cotook place in Gallipolis, Ohio on Tue- program arranged by the Payson To the Hon. Dr. Curtis, at least half a dozen cities bidding. Mayor, The principal address was by formmittee for their entertainment and sday, June 28. This was the celebraGeographically Payson should have mer mayor Frank Francis of Ogden. the many courtesies extended to City Officers and tion of the 100th birthday anniverWard of to get together He nuade a patriotic appeal for the we will have Bishops but Payson City it, them during their stay here, accAunt1 Sally McCormick, Gentlemen: sary of A of this sort more fortunate citizens of the state it. work unit for and to Mr. Plumbhof. mother of Mr. McCormick which took ording We the make work Committee of is accompanied with a nice little pay to give every assistance possible to o the Tintic District, who visited your roll. It is necessary for the different their friends and place at the McCormick homestead. neighbors who are Hundreds of her friends in Ohio callMr. and Mrs. Will Walker of Salt City last week trying to obtain help organizations to get behind this move in need. ed to conveye their congratulations Lake were guests at the home of Mr. for the needy of Tintic District, wish ment if we secure it, the reason is Other speakers were Charles W. and their tokens of esteem and aff- and Mrs. John Betts during the past to extend to you, and the citizens of we are expected to keep it up in Price W'ho substituted for D. S. Spenection in person. week. Payson, our sincere thariks for the personnel. If the parents of this cocer, General Passenger Agent who that the noble manner in which you respondmessages many Among mmunity are not behind the move was out of the state; George, Kelladded to her thrill in becoming a ed. the unit coidd not exist. That is the ogg, head of the Ogden U. P. BoostMiss Melba Wilson has return vj centenarian was one from President Very truly yours guarantee we must furnish. ers League. II. 0. Williams head of home from Los Angeles where she Hoover which read as follows: V. L. Pett All the combined clubs are asked the Salt Lake Club. The musical D. Mrs. visited H. proher Higgsister, White House, June 25. Chairman to cooperate at a meeting of the included singing of The flag inbotham. gram I you my hearty congratuAmerican Legion Post No. 48. o without a stain, by Miss Norma lations upon your hundredth birthfallowing is a list of men who Mrs. E. H. Street was hostess at of Salt Lake accompanied by Mrs. E. H. Street has entertained the regular Squires day, and I do pray that you may ena most delightful luncheon Wednes- have agreed to enlist for Miss Edith Bartholomew and patterm in the event that the unit is riotic music joy every blessing in the years to a number of house guests at her day afternoon. Delphinium and sliasta by the Ogden and Pay-so- n hornie on South j Main Street. Mrs. come. daisies were used on the tables and placed in Payson. bands. J. W. Robinson of Provo was her Herbert Hoover Ned Hancock, 22; Ralph Porter, to decorate the entertaining rooms. The sports program at the athThe mind of Mrs. McCormick B guest for several days, also Mr. and Cards Jesse Pace, 24; George D. Pick 17, C. O. Mrs. e for placed letic field begun at 1:30 p. ni. with char : :.d her memory is marvelous. Mrs. Henry Folland of Salt I.ake Nelson, Mrs. I!. W McMullin, Mrs erirg, 29; Ilfcwai'd Woodiiouse 19; a ball game between Payson and OgTier ry B not filled with mom'- :nd their daughters, Mrs. Thomas Flint Dixon, Mrs. Arza C. Page, Mrs. ames A. Daniels, 33; Harry Tipton, won den, by the visitors, 5 to 0. Ores of h: r a 'jo entirely but she re- Cha:ril rVm of Forest Grove, I hn F Olescn, Mrs. Lee R. Taylor, 47; II. A. Curtis. 41; Le Roy Iloffer, An unusually fine sports program children Kennit Done, 19; Ned Taylor, us ivuie.y the incidents of the gon. Mrs. T. J. Welcher and Mr Arch II. Bird of Springville, followed including eight splendid on Max Madsen, 18; Joe Morgan M Salt lake were her guests 21; Gene-iev- e present. Mis. Mrs. Q. Spencer, horse races. Dr. L. D. Stewart ownentershe Arthur on was and Kinder, McCormick Tuesday Mrs. Sarah Miles Monday Ellsworth, Mrs. George Chase 17; Ray Quigley, 17; er of Jabarandi, won the U. P. Trophy born on June 28, 1832 at Troy, New tained at dinner for Mrs. W. J. Foll- Mrs. Kathryn Betts and Mrs. Jeff 19; Ned McBeth, 24; Ray Wilson, 22; the Union Pacific as HarB. Wilson, 20; Howard Ballard, presented by Yoik. With her parents she moved and sons Don of Salt Lake and Brtlif. Progressive Rook was the Elmo a special feature. at 18; J. H. Shuler, 18; Ken Searles, 19; to Ohio when three years of age and old Folland who is a professor diversion for the afternoon. The 220 yard foot race was won Lavar Noon, 20, all of Payson and has spent the remander of her life Harvard University. by I, Jensen; 2, Strom; 3, Burraston; Virl Suoni, 18, of Goshen. .hfo. Her husband Rev. John W. Novelty race 1, D. Simmons; 2 Syn-Je- r; Mrs. Harold Okerman was hostess II. S. TIPTON McCormick, Methodist minister, was 3 Patrick. The 4 round boxing Mr. and Mrs. Foster Badham of to the O. G. Bridge Club members very prominent and represented his --'alt Lake were in Payson over the bouts between Steele of Goshen and la- -t Fri. evening. Her special guests Mr. and Mrs. Max Peery and lit- Felt of district in Congress. end. week Ogden; Young of Payson and Mrs La Mrs. were Mar Cloward, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. McCormick tle son left Thursday for Sioux City Dul of Santaquin were very enterBurdick Mrs. Floyd Harmer, Quincy low a by automobile. They have been a.id daughter, Miss Jane Wood, left two and Done L. taining. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mrs. Sargent Barnett and Mrs. Merrat Great Falls, Montana for Miss Cox Payson early in June by automobile California and Mr, ill Smith. Mrs. Waldo Wilson received residing of Fairview was a specOakland of sons transbeen three years and have for Gallipolis ar.d were with other ial attraction and made a decided hit Melvin Done of Cedar City the club prize and Mrs. Barnett the jver Mrs. and attendance erred to Iowa. of the family in with her yodeling and singing. are visiting here with their parents, guest favor. at the celebration. other and Done A fine chicken dinner was served to John Mrs. and Mr. o Mrs. I. II. Spriggs and sons Frank 900 visitors at Memorial Park at the relatives. Mrs. Floyd Smith entertained and Bert of Oregon and daughter, m. by the Third Ward Relief of Manila, p. evenWashMiss lit len Benson Soros is Bridge Club Thursday Mr. Walter Berry of Tacoma, ex Tables were arranged under an for Society. is Jennie here the exclusive Miss week and at Guests home. ing at her Daggett County, Miss Pearl Jones ington are visiting this and the serving was cafat-eri- a trees the with relatives. Salt Lake of club members who enjoyed her heme of Mrs. John Badham. tended Jones who are employed in This was the big undertakvastyle. and holiday hospitality were Mrs Frank Smith of pent their week end of the ing day and was handled very of Salt Lake, Mrs. Harold Smith Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Quigley and cation in Payson. well. Mrs HouseholdProvo, Mrs. Powell McDowell, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas here family of Sugar City, Idaho are A two hour continuous band conand Mrs. Walter er and son Reid of Eureka were Pay Almon Harmer ami Mr. parefor a vacation visit with their Mr and Mrs. Willis Gale, was given in the Park by the Mrs cert and Mrs. Harmer Ware. the over guests Fourth, Floyd ;on visitors nt--, Mr and Mrs. James Webb and Mrs. Elmer Gale and their families McDowell received the and Payson Bands and toPatJohn Ogden Mrs. and Mr. of prizes. home at the monday at the and Sunday ether l datives. with the carnival attractions spent riotic favors and decorations were Persson. gether Mr. and Mrs home of their parents, the large crowd entertained. used very effectively. kept Gale. Mr. and Mrs George E C at has Arrowhead, Picture show and Will Bathing Mr. and Mrs. Douglass Mr. Jean Terkins of Provo Cur-ti- c Safine and Mr and Mrs. Robert Handances and at Lake Side Gardens Fourth A. the Eureka of the spent Mrs. Charles Berry is here from amily been the guest of Mrs. Hebcr and Arrowhead sen of Los Angeles are spending completely filled the in Payson. this week. Denver, Colorado, having been called week at the Gale home of visitors times the until the time by the illness of her mother, Mrs of the departure of their train at and Wilman Mrs. Carter and Mr. returned Harriett E. Crook. Mav W ijv.r.iaa came down from Mrs. Wayne Loveless Lou Becker of Bingham and Miss 10 p. m. with California Fourth the from .pcr.d home Friday evening Twilla Robinson spent several days The holiday dances continued at the Mr. and Mrs. Harry Andreason and for several his family. where she has been week in Paj son Canyon. They two popular resorts with huge crowds this ElL. R. Mrs. Roy children and Mr. and Mrs. a months with her sister, me down for the Fourth and were in attendance. mer and children were here for sev entertained o Done. dinner Oieever Rose guests at the Robinson home Miss eral days this week from Bingham to friends at dance. attended the and her of young and ofcltbrate the F urth. M iss Geraldine Gardner left Wedgroup Mrs. Golda Waters of Murray lumber party Sunday night. for San Diego to visit with spent Eureka nesday Mrs. Percy Hanks of Lloyd Powell came from Boulder her Mrs. Helen Christensen mother and Nebeker their sister, Ammon Mrs. and Mr. with Nevada for the Fourth and Lake the holiday here Miss Fannie Jeffries of Salt and she will visit also with Mrs. Rodthe City, from here V. are Nebeker L. Mrs. co visit for several days with his Tor Mrs. Henry Barney. Mr. Byron Darley, Mrs. George ney Wilson at Long Beach. Nebeker ranch in Dagget County for of family. C. Spackman A. Mr. Mr and and genson the week. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Borg the house puests of Logan Buttle ofl Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wood are William Mrs. Mrs. S. M. Simpson had for her Melva and Mr an Miss Mildred Curti and Miss Mr. and Mrs. Fred Neil announce guests over the Fourth, her bus rejoicing over the birth of a baby were the guests of Lake Fourth. Curtis this week. the birth of a 10 pound baby boy, band and family, Mr. and Mrs. Chari girl on Friday July 1. Mrs. Wood Mrs. John Betts over the Born on the morning of July 4th. es Cramer of Salt Lake and her sist- was Miss Ethel Pace and she is at Mrs. Darrell De Venna of Roberts spent Oleson F. CharlJohn Mrs. Mr. and with er, Mrs. Henry Jarvis and husband the home of her mother, Mrs. Idaho is visiting for ten days Midway Pace. at es the Fourth REPAIRING at Lowest Prices of Eureka. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. W Probst. Thei SHOE and Mrs. Clarence Mr. Materials used. Payson Shoe formerly of was Best reMullin. Mrs De Venna Maud and Emadine 1 her is door East of Star WHEAT FOR SALE-Ar- za Inquire of daughters, Mrs. Justin Hurst and children ot this Rebuilders, and a Miss Ruby McMullin the Probst home for at mained C. Page, Payson. F. C. Lake have been visiting with Reynolds, Salt Prop. Theatre. marriage her since home first visit weeks visit. Mr. and Mrs. W. Fred Tanner. June in early Letter of Thanks Mavor Receives Letter ExpressingAppreciation Received From Eureka Celebrates 100th )oes Payson Want Birth Anniversary Guard Unit? sc-r.-d w-r- i.-iu Pfouts y ' UTAH, Lakeside Gardens At San Francisco of COUNTY, New Feature At Robert Cowan Dies the efforts UTAH c Mm -- W |
