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Show EAST SALT LAKE TIMES, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1923 Presbyterisn Notes The Meeting of the lrayerChurch was held Third as usual Weiirei.lay evening. October Jl. Mr. Win. ilutton led the meeting oil "Keeping the Sabbath. nan Monday, after October -- school, the Mary McKay Circle of the Third rhurch will meet at Miss Joyec'Williains, inb8 Wilson avenue, ilv.-bvteii- an by the SenThe annual party givi-ior .lass at the liiaiiite Unfit i. A meeting of the Presbyterian wo-w:ll be held toniifht in the Halloween ideas ill decora- me of Salt Lake City will be held church will prevail at the First Presbyterian tions and rvfrr.-hmenwill lie a sea of confetti and Tuesday afternoon at 2 oclock. Mrs. and tin-rPresKnyeo who is h secretary on the terpentine. will speak This party ia always one of the larg- byterian Hoard in New York est social events of l lie school year at the meeting gyni-iuiniii- is and the committee assures friends of the school that the Halloween party Klubor-at- o tonight will be no exception. preparations have lieen made and to attend. a record crowd is exH-ctvMcmW-rof the Senior class will have charjfe of the affair and the patrons will include faculty meinliers. A good orchestra has been secured. Those in charge of the party have broadcasted an invitation to every friend of Granite to attend this party. Students will le admitted free. The regular meeting of the Women s Mixsionarv Uii'un of Halt Lake City will be held next Thursday, November 1, ut the St. Pauls Episcopal church. The meeting in the morning will start at 10 oclo:k, after which luncheon will he served by the ladies of the Episcopal church. The price of the cents. At the luncheon is twenty-fiv- e meeting in tie after oon there will be two important features, Mm. By water will present a pageant, representing the different women in the Bible and the ladies of the various denominations will relate the early history of s E their missionary woik. The Junior Endeavor of the Third Presbyterian church won the Junior Endeavor banner at the state conference of Christian Endeavors at Mt. Pleasant. This banner is awarded each year to the society which has increased its efficiency standard the most. This is the second year in succession that this society has been given the banner. laical Men Have Important Parts On Convention Programs Today is a holiday for the pupils in the Granite School District, the schools having been closed to allow the teach- ers to attend sessions of the Utah Educational Association which are being held today and Saturday. Members of the Granite District will be prominently active on the of the Association, T. P. Brock-hanprincipal of the Cypress School, is president of the Utah Division of the International Peace League, which is a department of the U. E. A. J. Spencer Cornwall ia one of the committee in charge of arranging musical features for the convention. John Buttcrworth of the Sherman S?hoo! is Secretary of the Nature Study Division, and D. W. Parratt, Superintendent of the Granite School District, will deliver an address on attend inee before the school boards apd superintendents. FORESTDALENOTES For tonight our movie film i that To the school we love so dear. Stauffer will entertain at a Chinwell konwn story Thelma." A real Come what may, every day. Fred Mrs. home of the ut ese ( We are jovial and gay, 31. is promised. treat October on 1st avenue, Stauffer In a way that gives no fear OcLots of style all the while, entertained Jensen Mrs. Hyrum Dance in Richards Ward next .Sat- And the Profs who wear a smile tou.r m at an Old Folks party. Mui from Wwis, folks We urday night. And a bunch who are live and gay. ,.a prof rum was enjoyed by .sixty-liv- e expected to Oh, well fight with our might was and from Forest Dale, are evening is j,ui...ts. An old fashioned dinner A attend. first class From morning til night crveil. Mrs. Jensen was assisted by assurred. For our dear old Red and Blue. Miss Melvina Jensen and Mrs. Mary So give a cheer, cheer, cheer for the Jensen James. Red and Blue, We are the makers of our own ... For she is dear, dear, dear, we love her Th,. Senior Mutual class of Forest destiny. true. uai,. nit.t Tuesday, October 23, and And when we are leaving we will be lecture on Faust In October: ,.njy,.,l a musical Sacrament fur Gem of grieving l,y Gounod. Miss Vernetta Lindsey memory of the broken flesh we eat the th,. general board gave the lecture and .broken bread, and witness with the Then well be feeling quite blue fight! fight! fight! for Red jjjss Lindsey and Miss Lois Cannon afresh our faith in Christ our And well and Blue. illustrated by musical numbers part cup head." With all our might! might! might! for of Faust to bring out the idea. After Red and Blue. the lecture an election was held for the Was Adam and Eve dead spiritually With all our might! might imight! for Senior Girls club officers. The folMur- when they were banished from the Red and Blue. lowing are the officers: Bernice Garden of Eden ? There is no creation in all this nation, phy. president; Ethel Colton, Fern Cox, secretary. Just like our Red and Blue. Concert Recitation for October: SatPure Verse. 27 from James 1st Chap. Mrs. Brewster will entertain The above is the new song recently religion and undefiled before God and urday, October 27, at a Halloween resented to the student body by Mr. avenue. the To visit the fathFather is on this: home her Griggs at party The tune has lots of erless and Hie widows in their afflic- Jummerhays. The Forest Dale Ward held its Har- tion, and to keep himself unspotted pep and when eight hundred healthy youngsters are singing it, you feel Please memorize. vest Festival October 24. In the af- from the world. that the Red and Blue is something ternoon donation of rice, flour, beans, worth fighting for. from and Trifllea were make really pergathered up perfection, sugar, fruit, etc., the homes. In the evening an Old fection is not triflle. Reading of Play Fashioned dance was given by the Be sure and vote Tuesday, NoOn Monday, October 22. Mias FarnsRelief Society. All enjoyed a good vember 6th. ol dfashioned time. worth read the play, Green Stockings, to a large audience of students. Are we boosting and planning and She was careful not to read all of it Saturday. October 20, Forest Dale entertained at the regular Saturday working for our big Carnival to be for it would spoil ones enjoyment of held every third held in December? We must put it the drama to know how everything night dance, to lieDale will alternate over. was coming out. Approximately Saturday. Forest their dunces with Wells Ward and one hundred students try out for the Richards Ward. The next date for different parts. Several are trying a big dance in Forest Dale will be for more than one role so aa to be on November 10. the safe aide. The performances will be given December 13 and 14. aba.-i- -t j Wells Ward Notes ance averages ninety five for each period, but during the last part of the day there is an overflow of seventy or more students into the auditorium. The system of having a place for every pupil at everyperiod makes it possible to take care of sluffers and other fugitives from justice. At the beginning of the term most students regard Misa Wilcox as a source of authentic information and so ask her every question under the sun. They before leng find out that she really does not know just what each teacher has assigned for each separate lesson? She can, however, help in finding references and give out the hooka needed for home reading. Wednesdays Assembly Wednesdays assembly opened with the ever popular Poet and Peasant overture by the orchestra. The seniors then announced their dance of Friday, the 26th, in rather an unusual fashion. During the orchestra number, boys were notied a, e . the auditorium 'rldowi i, u stopped the senior V ws through the nouncement Th?5 1ued. . Clare Liddle told htJ picture coupons for were now for bo i,. j" room. GnnjtuJ Mr. Ilillam gave the tudnti u,, ods of beating the 'iur-Vfctfc day.. Like all advice it . to W" fliow decided to take their aooi.t to a finish for h?11? of fighting After a wnVlcty two by Mr. SummJrl.avs thf?" given over to singing the of:.1- WANTED: Boy Schramm-Johnso- th wheel for n day wo Drug Qi Mayor C. Clarence Neslen . Library The library at Granite Hieh School, ii a busy study room. The attend- - OUR COLORS Red and Blue, Red and Blue, Oh, our hearts are ever true, The Seventies had a wonderful time House last Wednesday at the Stake In honor of Miss Winnefred Parry of Richfield, who is attending the UniGlen-on- a versity of Utah this year, Miss and La Velle Duckworth entertained at a card party October 22. Those present were Miss Eva Olsen, Miss Afton Spilsbury, Miss Ida Bray, Miss Dorothy Covey, Miss Margarite Crane, Miss Glen Eliason, Miss Naomi Atkins, Miss Kaye Oswald, Miss Wilda Ramnton and Mabel. Sully. Mah Jonvg and Bridge were enjoyed. k, Phil moved Beisinger instructive teachers training A have class very was held last night. and family Our buyer has bought a large number of very fine young mutton which we are offering as one of our Unusual Bargains until noon Shoulders at 10c lb. and Legs and Loins at 15c lb. We have also secured an unlimited amount of fresh, (not frozen) corn fed Pork Loins that we are featuring as one of our bargains until noon, at 17c lb. Shop early and get your choice of cuts. The man who keeps faithfully busy can with perfect certainty count on waking up some fine morning to find himself of the competent ones of his generation in whatever pursuit he may have singled out. Lets go to the Dances in our ward tomorrow night. People from Forest Dale and Richards wards will be on hands. October Taylor entertained her club at her home on Ashton avenue. Twleve guests were present. SALT LAKERS CAUTIONED AGAINST SPUIUOUS BILLS Tomorrow is Baptism Day for our Stake. Children are to be baptized in the uptown tabernacle. 12 Vie 10c lb. Mutton night. pro-gra- SATURDAY UNUSUAL BARGAINS 2 3 into their new home on 27th Cans Fancy Country Gentleman Corn Large Boxes Matches lb. Skaggs Fresh Creamery Butter.... 25c 10c ..45c 1 South and 7th East The Malin famThe first show each Friday night in Denver, Colo., Oct 25. The resi- ily have moved into Beisings former our ward begins at 7 o'clock. Prices dents of Salt Lake City will need to on Seventh East. are 10c and 15c. UNUSUAL MEAT BARGANS UNTIL NOON be on the watch for bogus $20 bills place .....10c of Young Mutton, lb Shoulders passed by a clever nand of crooks who The M. C. Morris family entertained Tonight at 6 oclock we of Wells played Kansas City to the tune of at a family gathering Thursday, Oct. 15c Loins lb of and Mutton, Young Legs excursion. a have to Ward are Temple 20,000 thru the passage of bogus $20 18, at their home on Seventh East Corn Loin lb. 17c Pork Fed Fresh Roast, hills and now are continuing their Musical numbers were given by Mrs. Oar Genealogical Board meets operations on the same scale in Den- Florence Morris Broberg ana Mrs. at 8 oclock. ver according to the police reports. Harry Hogan, Light refreshments every Wednesday night SOME OTHER SAYING PRICES With the wholesale passing of bo- were served. movie ward show our of second The twenties with a Grover Cleveland gus OYSTERS-SHRIM8:30. FLOUR Made from the PS Miss Eloise .Love will entertain at begins each Friday night at engraving the gang have brought to Denver a new wrinkle in the passing a Halloween party October 27 at her Entrance fee is 15c. choicest Idaho Wheat. 17c Medium can Oysters of counterfeit money. Police charac- home on Seventh East, for school 29c can be time for is the first to Large November Oysters terize it as one of the cleverest stunts friend. our Seventies Gospel Meeting. 19c Medium can Shrimps yet pulled by crooks in Denver. Miss La Yon Chipman will entertain The Meyer drug store was the setwas Granite Stake MILK" Last ting for the new trick. According to Saturday. October 27, at a Halloween Temple Thursday Did you go? excursion day. School class. her the police, a man, posing as a "city party for Sunday Tall cans 10c hall official," entered the drug store inSmall 5c cans us an Patriarch gave Taylor Love entertained Friday Miss Doris early Saturday night and asked to see last Sunday night. the $20 bill in the cash register. afternoon, October 26, for her dancing spiring address FRESH FRUIT- Swas Whatsoever shall ye A bunch of crooks is going round class, at a Costume party. The decor- His text sow, so shall ye reap. 2 lbs. Grapes 25c Denver passing bum twenties, he told ations were in Hallowe'en designs. 2 lbs. Bananas the cashier. 25c Let me see if they got enconvenient noticed the Have you Mr. Melvin Jensen will entertain at you." 1 doz. Large Lemons. 39c a Halloween party October .30 at his trance on the south side of our MeetThe girl handed over the roll of bills, home 1 Good our House? for doz. 39c Bishop. number of ing a Large on 21st Oranges for which the official inspected. He left school friends. South, 1 lb. Cranberies 17c with the remark that they seemed The more I know, the more I know 3 O. K." 45c Cranberries lbs. PEAS Van famous The know. don't I know I that received from New Word has been When the cashier looked them over, York from Mr. S. II. Love that Afton Alen Quality COFFEE Two leaders however, she found two twenties which Love was operated on and the operaYouth is pert and positive; age 2 Cans 25c Old Master and Hills. bore Early June result of appeared suspicious. a the modest and doubting, as They tion was successful and she is Cleveland imprint, and she told the 1 Can Sifted Peas 15c experience. b. can Old Master 45c police, she was sure she had not taken t! 1 Can Extra Sifted Peas 25c b. can Old Master $1.33 them in, and that the "official must Miss Ethel Colton will entertain for Steady plugging will get you there, have switched them while examining her b. can Old Master $2.19 CEREALS Sunday School class at her home usually quicker than spasmodic spurts. the notes. on Ninth East November 1st. b. 46c Ilils Red Can 1 Police attention was first called to The whole plan of life should be one large pkg. Rolled 2iG-l- b. Hills Red Can $1.10 the operations of the band when withMrs. W. C. Duckworth and Mrs. Dr. of cooperation. Oats H in a short time reports were received Hills Red Can $2.20 1 1 large pkg. Rolled from four stores that spurious $20 Hills Blue Can 35c Wheat 33c bills had been passed by Blue Can Hills $1.00 1 ami customers. small pkg. Rolled Police advices from Kansas City Wheat 15c IX)G CABIN SYRUP to were the effect that the gang, con-- 1 jg 1 Cream 23c of Wheat. 1 can Small Log Cabin pkg. 25c sisting of seven or eight members, I pkg. II. O. Oatmeal some women, had plavcd that P 15c 1' medium can Log p Their op-- 1 jf city to a U 10-lCabin hag Rolled Oats 45c 49c (rations, Kansas City reports said.ly 1 large can Log Cabin 97c were confined to better class establish- and even extended to the most pj PEELS PANCAKE HOUR exclusive clubs in the city i js fj Candied Citron Peel, lb... 59c IS Enjoy your hotcakes and Candied Ix'mon Peel, JCNSON ON MISSPENT LIVES syrup these cool evenings. 3-l- 5-l- IIIS RECORD SPEAKS FOR ITSELF Supporters of Mayor Neslen feel that the excellent record he has made while in office, the successful manner in which condition! during a period of deep financial depression have been met and treatment of every class, creed and color unquehis stionably qualitfy him as the man to be returned to the office of fair-mind- ed Mayor. ACCOMPLISHMENTS DURING HIS ADMINISTRATION The available water supply of the city has been nearly Summer water restrictions have been eliminated. new Five parks, not including Nibley Park have been secured for recreational and playground use. More than 40,000 children have had supervision in their summer amusements. A big reduction in the amount of taxation used for municipal purposes. A better record than any other tax unit state, county of school district. 94 of all bonds redeemed during the entire history of the ciyt have been redeemed during Mayor Neslens administration. Extentions of sidewalks, sewer, paving and water supply. The erection of two new fire stations. doubled. HELP TO RE-ELEC- T MAYOR NESLEN Final Election Tues., Nov. 6th. (Paid Advertisement) Z PLAN NOW 5-l- b. - well-dress- 3-l- b. well-spok- For an Electrical Christmas b. evatoratedTruIts I I What a deni of cM business doth I mail inisieiii I lie better part of life Ini In scattcriiii; ci'iiiplinieii'.s, toialcrIn visit, gathering and vemii,.' news, fuilitwing feasts rail plujs, making a little winter l ive In a dark coiner." Tills lenience fruin Ben Jun.icr.'i ii 'Iseovertos" cotitulns a genera! reflection which every man wbo has reached th nge of thirty-livnnil has lived la civilized socle!;' nt nny lime during the last five hundred years has freqiirrtly Linde to himself. But the rrvcie nnd personal shade which Jenson gives It by the lnt air.e words nf ids seuteni e to hiinclf mid to Ida tl;: e; tin- - color with which they p'liin a coiinioiiplace Is not tiiat of Milton or Drydni. of Congreve or 8'vlft. Iupe .r Johnson. Wordsworth or Prielley, Ter.nyson or Itrow nine, but 't Is very near the shade of fooling which triiny a writer today al'.empta, much less succcesiuliy, to translate Into sentences. The Nation and the Albenrum of London. J lb 30c 1 32c 1 5 J MUTTON " e Halloween Novcllies ton'll fiml them hero in gaudy rolor and I pro-fu- st array. Call in and cliooi-- t you costume or decide on tin decoration for the party. Ask about the llOt'.U: Hook. i b. 9-l- b. 29c pkg. A. J. Pancake Flour 15c Large pkg. Flap Jack ..30c bag Already P. C. Flour 25c bag Already P. C. Flour 43c SOME SAVING MEAT PRICES i ' ' 5-l- 29c 2 lbs Evaporated Black Figs, 2 lbs s - At Nation Capital. Sign on Washington restaurant: Meals and dinner served her." Candied Orange Peel, p Evaporated Prunes. rt - 1 11) I Many Modern Writers Would Liks to Phrase the Thought So Happily. ir DESERET 'Thant TIM. 090J BOOK COMPANY E. South Tfarpto BREAST, lb. 5c BEEF Pot Itonstj 13c best cuts, lb BEEF Sirloin and Round Steak Roast, lb 18c BEEF TONGUES 15c Fresh, lb PORK Shoulder Roast, best cuts, lb 17c VEAL Leg Roast, lb 22c BACON, Sweet Sugar Cured by the piece, lb. 20c BONELESS Smoked Shoulders, lb 20c " When you are making up your list of Christinas gifts-remember that something electrical will bring pleasure remem and comfort to the dear one whom you wish to her at the joyous Yuletide. For mother there are countless electrical appliances which will ease her work and make every day happwf-Thelectro entire family might combine to give her an or washing machine, vacuum cleaner, ironer, ra"e P monthly small will arrange convenient terms for ments after Christmas. e Or Mother would he delighted with a beautiful table lamp to beautify the home. floor or s There are electric heating pads for old folk or J electric table stoves, toaster and peculators ra folks convenience, and electric trains and toy for the boys and girls. clef For everyone there is an appropriate the trical gift come in and iaik over Christmas problem with us. Sir Mata tout Main M Smith Mala in POWmOTGHI w (ffiauit Senitt |