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Show ' The Payson Chronicle, Payson, U!:h THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1939 The Soil Profile By Clyde T. Lowe to FOR . . . THE BELL RINGS It always bothers me a little to hear that statement attributed to the psyhologist, William James, that we only use a tenth of our mental capacity. Certainly no two of us would use the same amount so does he mean up to one tenth or just what does he mean? If one of you in the upper one tenth could tell me where I could find more on the subject I would be most grateful. Id like to be able to get at that unused nine tenths (maybe thats our reserve for this business of Eternal Progression) and see if it isnt better than what Im using now. Of course I already know" better than I am able to do so maybe it would be just as well to let the do catch up with the know and worry -- si NOW OPEN TO HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS The week of November 20 26, 1959 has been proclaim ed Nation ad Farm STAKE SANTAQUIN-TINTI- C ARMY RESERVE ENLISTMENT PROGRAM S - Week City by President Eisenhower. This is an annual period of dersiand this is an outstanding musical group) for us at the Stake Center on Friday evening Nov. 20. Tickets ere $1.50 per person or $5.00 per family (this is one of those times when it's cheaper by the dOsen). Proceeds will go to the Building Fund. observance ere in the wh- inter-iependen- cy of he Farm people md the city Iwellers is into focus. It is a period of Thanksgiving for the temporal bounties of life. Calling to the attention of all people of these United States that their their food, their clothing, a big part of it at least, and a big part of their shelter comes from the soil. There is hardly anything that one can think of that doesn't eome at least In part from the soil. This clearly show our dependency upon that very Important bro-ag- ht Rose The Prom will be held at the Ge-noWard Nov. 21, at 8:30 p m. Nebo Stake Mia Maids and Explorers have been invited to attend. There will be an orchestra. Light refreshments will be served, Attire will be formal (or your Sunday best if you have no formal), Ward Conterence was held n the Goshen Ward last week All Stake organizations were represented by the stake of ficers at their respective meetabout that other nine tenths ings. On Sunday night music resources. President Eisenhowtr says, was furnished by the Goshen when Im ready for it One of the things I do know youth Chorus consisting of 30 I also request urban groups is that Dr. Norman Vincent voices and directed by Melba to join in this observance Speakers from the along with farm groups as Peale has something when he Ter.sen. included the Bishopric, evidence of Americas apprecWard formthe following prescribes Curtis Soren-on- , iation of all those on the farms Roberts, ula for those who are at odds 3cnry and Stanley Powelson; and in the cities who provide with the world, for those who are filled with envy, hate, and Young Ladies Mutual presi- us with our daily bread and distrust for their fellow men: dent, Winifred White; Primary all of the other necessities re-of He also states, I 1. Practice your religion President, Louise Thomas; life. Tim Green quest the Department of AgAaronic Priesthood, have dont (If you faithfully, one Id be more than glad to From the Stake: Music Com- riculture, (of which the Soil recommend to you one that mittee, Gerald Fowkes; High Conservation Service is a part) colleges, the Council, Carlyle Wall; High the Land-grahas everything). and all Extension Service, Stake 2. Establish habits of prayPriests, Wesley Roper; er that will fill you and your Presidency, Lawrence Clayson other appropriate agencies and home with an atmosphere of and Lynn Crook. Marcella officials of the Government to Cloud was called on to make cooperate with National, State, faith. 3. Pray for people you do response from the Youth and local farm organizations not like and for an increased Chorus. Prayers were by Eve- and other groups in preparing out programs for and understanding of their prob- lyn Kirk and Jimmie White. the carrying appropriate observance of Children's Orthopedic Clinic lems. On Tuesday, November 24th National Farm --City Week. One who can do this will 9 a.m. a Primary Childrens at The Nebo Soil Conservation find that he will not only be Hospital Orthopedic Clinic will Districts program of action able to get along with others, he will also be able to rise to be held at the Utah Valley on the land In bettering the Provo. Please con- resources with which the land heights hed never be able to Hospital, and land owners have attain by trying only to push tact your stake Primary presi- users is still in full swing: to or Public nurse Health dent work, others down. for applications. All new ap- using this beautiful fall weathBig event of the week is plicants must return a com- er to the best advantage. Dale the performance of the application, signed by Dixon is working land down Troubadors" (I un- - pleted their family doctor, to the Pri- in the Elberta-Mosid- a country mary Childrens Hospital for in preparation for seeding an appointment. However, if about 200acres of Intermediate there is not time for this pro- Wheat Grass and Alfalfa this cedure, the new applicants fall. This will become a immust bring completed appli- portant part of their livestock cations, signed by their family operation in the future. The COLOR doctor, with them to the clinic. Lazy S Cattle Company is la JUST A CHILD . . . Fourteen-year-ol- d Julio Martinez, center, la escorted from children court In New York following his arraignment for the alleged beating of his teacher. on the farm ditches. Leon Wall has installed about 1500 feet of ditch, Reed Hughes has installed about 800 reet of ditch this fall. Max Nelson, In the 14 post-wyears, American motorists have paid over $41.5 billion in state and federal taxes on gasoline nearly four times as much as the total sums colBert Jasperson, Thomas Spot-te- n lected from this tax source in and the Genola Ward farm all the years to the war. prior have installed 1.5 miles of ditch. This is done in preparIn 1776 U.S. sailors aboard ation for more efficient use of the captured Brig Lexington water in the years to come. overpowered the British Let the boys in the SCS of- crew off the West Indiesprize and fice help you solve some of sailed their vessel to safetly yjur problems on the farm. port. ar 1946-5- 9, The United States Army Reserve Center, American Legion Bldg., Payson, announced today that the Army Reserve enlistment program has been opened for qualified young men in two categories: High School seniors between 17 and 18 years of age and young men between 18' and 25. The six months active duty program for young men 18 V2 to 25 has a few quotas available. Young men enlisting under this program must begin their active duty training either in January or February, 1960. After completing the six months active duty phase, the young man returns to his home and completes his military obligation with his home town reserve unit. Perhaps more important is the unlimited enlistment quota now evailable for high school seniors between the ages of 17 and 18'. This program permits the high school senior to enlist now, while in school, and guarantees that he will not be called to active duty until after graduation. Normally, these young men are called for their six months active duty training within 120 days after graduation from high school. By enrolling under this plan the young man considering college or employment training assures himself of having his active duty military obligation out of the way prior to school enrollment or employment. He is assured, barring a national emergency, of completing his college or employment training without interruption for military training. Young men enlisted under either of these programs receives one days pay for each drill they attend with their unit. In addition, the time spent with the unit prior to active duty training is deduct ed from the overall military obligation of the individual. Opportunities for training in a civilian or military specialty are unlimited. And, for the young man with ambition, promotion is rapid. The Army Reserve Center is open on drill nights only. Enquiries may be made either in person or by telephoning the Provo Training Center, FR Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Interested young men, or parents, are encouraged to attend a drill with their local Army Reserve unit. Drills are scheduled at the local Army Reserve Training Center bn the following dates: 12 and 18 November. All drills start at 7:30 p.m. and end at approximately t ! 10 p.m. Potash grows with Utah Potash promises to become one of Utah's important minerals. From a small beginning on the salt flats near Wendover in 1939, potash has become the leading mineral industry of Tooele County. Now a new era is approaching. Vast underground deposits in Grand County promise maor production with new jobs, payrolls, supply purchases and tax payments to benefit the people of Utah. UTAH MINING ASSOCIATION " From the earth comes an abundant life for off" nt How I Love to Relax! "Tim-panog- MOVIES easy as snapshots 8HWl BROWNIE OUTFIT Shoot and show movies with this outfit low-price- d Brilliant combination . . . brilliant buy! The Brownie Movie Camera f2.3 takes beautiful color movies, yet is as simple to use as a snapshot camera. The Brownie 8 Movie Projector shows movies up to wide. Outfit also includes 200-foreel and can, ALL FOR yg25 BEANS PHOTO SHOP Phone 265 Payson Changes in Stake officers working its land in Elberta preparatory to next years Ervin Greenhalgh of crops. Payson is installing 1000 feet of concrete ditch to better distribute water next year and eliminate the erosion problem made at Stake Priesthood meeing recently: Released from MIA, Lowell Thomas, Ilene Wall, Joanne Thomas, Row-en- e Sorenson, and Sharon Sustained were, Bill White, activity counselor; Barbara Bartschi, secretary; Helen Shaw, organist; and Merle to Aaronic Jones, speech; Priesthood Committee, Kathle Tischner; ordained to office of Elder: George Castleton, Michael Spotten, and Brook Taylor; to office of High Priest, Merton Harward; sustained to Genealogical Committee as Elders representative, Carl Van Ausdal, as Seventies representative, Kenneth Han- sen, Sr. Recent marriages in our Stake: Katherine Jermain, Goshen to Kenneth Wilson, Pay-soPayson; Audrey Hathaway, Genola and Ned Hiatt, n; Payson. Ward Conference will be held in the First Ward November 22 in the 2nd Ward on Nov. 29. "The Need for Spirituality in the Space Age" is the sub- ject for speech competition this year. The Stake Speech Festival will be held at Genola on Thursday night, November 19. In the Second Ward Larry Butler and Curtis Peterson were graduated from Primary and approved to be ordained to office of Deacon. Max Van Ausdal was ordained to office of Teacher and Terry Smith was approved to be ordained to that office. Claud Rowley was sustained as Counselor in the Sunday School. Man must be considered obsolete because, in the course of time, he has been able to change everything but himself. Hurley (quoted by Stella H. Oakes at MIA Institute). What is man, that thou art mindful of him? and the son of man that thou visited hims For thou hast made him a little lower than the angels, and hast crowned him with glory and honorur. Thou madest him to have dominion over the works of thy hands; thou hast put all things under his feet; Psalms 8:3-- 6. 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