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Show CAPITOL, Logan. Today & Sat. THOROUGHBREDS DONT CRY-- Sun. lo Wed.Winehefl, Bernis, Simon in LOVE AND HISSES DO YOUR SHARE TO . GIVEN NIGHT THURS- - DO YOUR SHARE BEAUTIFY TO YOUR TOWN REVIEW -B- ANK BEAUTIFY YOUR TOWN OF STYLE REYLE WINNER SUTHERLANDS LIFE QUEENS CHOSEN FINS RECEIVED HERE GOLD AND GREEN FGR HEHDRECXS BfllLFARH BUREAU Officers ChoSCD at Quarterly Conference HEAD,Stake I Cache county home demonstration The Smithfield three ward mutual For the fifth consecutive year,! (UP)Utah will have Washington bench of the Uni-e- d agent, Eleonora J. Tasso, has receiv- improvement association the E. Hendricks of Lewiston was Erik on w hold citizen no Jan-1- 8 ed three handsome gold pins thru their annual Green and G'ld bull named president of the Cache counStates supreme court after for on that date the resigna- state and club leader D. P. Murray, in the Smithfield junior hijgn school ty farm bureau. The efficient work George Sutherland to be presented to second, third, and on Tuesday night, January ISth at of Mr. Hendricks in the farm bureau tion o I Second, A new fourth place winners in the county 9:15 p. m. The Persians orchestra organization and the annual Cache of the LDS Lewiston First, Lewi sign effect takes will furnish the music. County Fair caused the member of church was created Sunday under the Lewiston Third, Cornish, and Trenton. Sutherland, although from Utah style event him. Each ward will present their MIA the organization to The presidency of the' Benson staks direction of Elder Melvin J. Ballard County winner first place was is one of the four men bom outside Nephi Nelson of College ward was in the formation of the Smithfield consist of II. Ray Pond of RichVelda who queen and attendants. to sit ever States Providence, Zollinger, United the of bench and was en- received a gold medal at the state .'First ward will present Miss Max- named vice president to repljee the stake taken from the original Ben- mond, Saul E. ITyer of Lewiston ant upon the supreme Second place, Mildred Ashcroft, ine Smith as queen .with Arvella late Jahn A. Lehhman of Wellsville. son stake. The snnouncemet of the AI. C. Naegle of Cornish, with S. V.. listed firmly among the conservative fair. N. J. Crookston of North Logan, new stake was made at the quarterly llendrfcks of Richmond as stake Park. Third 16 his Hyde court place,.. Juanita Watts, Wanda Coibclt, Anna Lou the during branch of clerk of the Cache county, was re- conference of the Benson stake in clerk. Mr. Naegle was set apart attenBrenda Van Orden as Rees, fourth Roskelley, Smithfirid, place, years on the benth, Ranzen-an- d named secretary and treasurer. dants with Little Richmond Sunday, January 9, 1938. to replace President Chambers a i Marie an-GerFern Providence Presi1922 in Zollinger, by die was appointed The executive consists committee., The new stake embrace the second counselor in the Benson stake as f!:wer trude Mary Smithfield. Whiting , Merrill, girl. dent Harding and from his first apSecond ward will present Miss Oris of the beads of the various Smithfield Smithfield First reThe presidency. ward, will his career following the participants bench, pearance on organizations of the ocunty. Second, Smithfield Third, Amalga, ceive silver pins: Am.:m Blanchard, Mae Allen as queen, with Alary The population of the Smithfiel! was distinguished for conservatism. Clarkstnn and Newton. Smith, Eunice Bingham, Loa Clum- They are as follows: Ida and the Benson stakes is approxiSmith Smith, Smithfirld, field, whose court membership Joinning a John II. Schenk of College ward, A. W. Chambers of Smithfield, mately 4000 each. Rome bers, JeL.n H sktlley as attendants con- Neva Anderson, Providence, was fundamentally time that et E. and Litile Gale Hansen and Marjor- president of the d liry nssuci .tion; bounty commissioner of Cache and John It. Teterson of Smithfield i servative, Sutherland adjusted read- Stauffer, Providence, Margaret A. W. Clumbers of Smithfield, pres-ih't- it second counselor in the Benson stake ie Icese as flower girls. Nona ClawBon, Providence, Buck, the time. that tribunal at the patriarch of the Smithfield stake. into ily of the Utah-Idah- o Third ward will present Alisa PegCanning presidency was set apart us presiRuth Jorgensen, Amalga, Alavi;; All of the officers of the Smith-fiel- d Near the end of his tenure as an association W' Frank ; od of dent of the Smithfield stake with Btake have not as yet beci Amalga, Glenna Ssimuns, gy Parkinson as queen wiih Rise-lan- d Crops associate justice, however, his views Astle, Lois Sorenson, Phyllis Amalga, president )f the Cache Beet A. Reed Halverson of Smithfiald as chosen but will be announced in th Facer, Edna Narth Park, Hyde Beutler, exto the were liberalized slightly Growers Rav-steWilliam n association; Allred, Cherrill Thomley as Worley first counselor, and Bennie J. near future, acocrding to President tent that he joined with the majority Logan and Jane Crookston, North of Clarkslon a second coun- Chambers. with Litte Marie Ranzerbcr-ge- r, of Logan, president of the Cache Logan. old in upholding age pension provisand Geraldine Pitcher rs flow- Poultry Producers csscciaiion, and selor and Bishop Hazon liillyard of This contest is conducted by the At present the Smithfield stake ions of the Social Security law. Mrs. William T. James of Paradise, Smithfield First ward, er as stake girls. council consists of Merlin T. From Sutherlands pen came the national committee on boys and girls high of the CommunHume and clerk. president After the presentation of the Van Alareus R. Cooley, Geo. the Guffey club mark in cooperation with exOrden, decisions invalidating In the future the Benson stake queens the now MIA dances will be ity section of the farm bureau. , G. Nelson, David G. Thomas, Prank Coal control act and powers of the tension agents. will embrace the following wards: demonstrated ooo by Owen lli'lyard, M. Ravsten, William Erickson and securities and exchange commission Brenda Van Orden, Allen Fisher, NEW Richmond, Richmond South, Cove, YEAR NAS Noble Chambers. Five other members voto HIGH BASKETBALL Alice blather, Budd Tout, Janice Millinterrogate witnesses. His of the council will be chosen. s used to condemn AAA, NRA, igan, Reynold Noble, Arvella Watts, HOLIDAYS FISH AND GAME SHOOT Other officers of the Smithfield and the municipal bankruptcy act, SCHEDULE AKNBUNSED Oris Mae Allen, Norman Scrow.hcr, stake are as follows: railroad pensions and hot oil legisLoa Chambers, George White, Car-m- a lation. Uligh priest quorum: Kenneth LISTS ARE Lake STILL Salt OPEN (U1P) Chambers, Terry Hansen, Ruth City Lucky The Cache valley junior high He voted in favor of TVA and old Thompson of Clarks ton, president; Theron Hansen, Rose-lan- d 1938. The calendar for the year Godderidge, Frank Tidwell of Smithfield, first age pensions and against the New schools will swing into action this Facer, Rulon Waite, Peggy Par- shows only one Friday which falls The lists for the big fish and counselor; Leonard Olsen, clerk. Secweek in their basketball schedules Deal in the gold cases. kinson, Jay Knudaon, Lois Sarenscn, cn the 13th and five months have Sutherland was bom March 25, with Whitney traveling to Logan, Don Thomley, Dorothy Anderson, five paydays anyway five months game shoot will be held open until ond counselor to be chosen. 1862 at a modest home in Talying Mink Creek going to Preston and Keith Clark, Jack and Juanita Monday, Janu ry 17. If you have not Sunday school: A. R. Allred of with five Saturdays. y. The only "unlucky day Street, Stony Stratford, Buckingham- Smithfield drawing a bye. The second of the signed for the match you may do Smithfield, superintendent. Other ofshire, England. His hardy ricotch week finds Smithfield at Preston, As this is. the outstanding dance year is in May, while January, Ap- so at Fays poal hall, Binghams oi ficers to be chosen. father and English mother at that Logan at Mink Creek and Whitney of the season we extend an invita- ril, July, October and December Texaco service stations. In case you Relief Society: Airs. Annie McKay time already had their faces turned idle. Smithfield gets its first home tion to everyone. think you will not make a credit- Farr, president; Airs. Diana Tou, each have five Saturdays. to the new land of opportunity, Am- game January 27 when Mink Creek The laboring man should welcome able score anJ for this reason do secretary. Other officers to be chosooo invades the Smithfield camp. Feb. erica. the New Year with open arms be- not care to make up your en. A year later they reached the ruary 3rd, Smithfield meets the Log- MAIN THEATRE NOW Samuel D. cause it has nine double holidays mind to attend the dance. Young mens MIA shores of the new continent and an junior high Buffaloes at Logan. holincluding the New Year two-da- y We will appreciate your company Moore of Smithfield, president; Hommade the long arduous trek across February 10, WhHney tangles with FEATURES BANK NIGHT iday. The double holidays yet to and are sure you will enjoy having er G. Daines of Smithfield, first come on Lincoln birthday, on Sat- been at the dance. Our aim la w counselor. Other officers to be chosthe plains to the Rockies where they the Tigers on the local court ending settled in the small group of houses the first half of the schedule. urday, February 12; Valentines day conduct a party that will please, en. Fred Spicker, manager nf the on Monday, Coach Gordon Is having considerknown as Springville, Utah. Young Womens MIA: Viola PeterFebruary 14; Decoration and where you can meet your neighMain Theatre in Smithfield, announson of Smithfield, president and Joan on Monday, May 80; IndepenThough not Mormons themselves, able difficulty selecting a combinaday bors as a pal. ces that bank night started at the dence Peterson of Smithfield, secretary. they followed hut 16 years in the tion to call a starting lineup. Howday on Monday, July 4; Pioooo 13. conMain Theatre Thursday, are several January Other officers to be chosen. showing on Sunday, July 24; Labor wake of the Mormon pioneers and ever, neer boys day indefHONORED BOY week CLUB CALF each will continue Sutherland received his earlier edu- siderable ability and are improving and Primary: Lavina Deppe of Smith-fiel- d, day on Monday, September 5; HalBY NATIONAL ASSOCIATION cation in the Brigham Young aca- with each practice. Boys who have initely in connection with the Capi- loween on Monday, October 31, and president. Other officers to be to tol and Lyric Theatres in Logan. Christmas day on Sunday, De:ember chosen. demy at Prow, Utah. , shown the greatest possibility up He reported that you are eligible 25. As New Years in 1939 There young Sutherlands brill- date are: Kenneth El wood, Robert fills in Budd Reese of.. Smithfield,.. Utah Genealogical committee: Asa D. will again be a double hag been issued a certifi.ate af Mer- Weeks of Smithfield, representative. iance attracted the attrition of his Ibolson, Frank AIpcn, Rex Plowman, to receive one of the casn prizes, it Sunday, are in one of the three holiday. Dr. at forwards; Wendell Roskelley and providing you Assoc- Others to be chosen. professors and one of them, it by the Holstein-Friesia- n and registered betheatres Because of the divison of the Other holidays this year include iation Karl G. Maeser, referred to his es- Junior Fiowman at c entry; and Capt. mentioned of America in recognition of , the drawing.. Bensun stake the official family of FebWashingtons birthday, Tuesday, fcvork carried says as models of classic literature. Dale McCombs, LaVon Moon and fore club Calf satisfactory Kaeh bank night the drawing will After two years at the Provo school, Luc McCann and Francis Markham 22; St. Patricks day, Thurs- on by him. He is the 4836 member that stake is not as yet complete. has al- ruary March as it held the in be Capitol Good at 17; Sutherland studied law at the Uniday, guards. Friday, Friday, of the junior organization of the The officers of the various Benson notice ways been done and from there the April 15; Easter Sunday, April 17; who served Other hare boys of versity Michigan. Before he was worlds largest dairy ca.lle assoc- stake orgainzations are as follows will be Mothers day, Sunday, May S; Fa- iation and 21 he was admitted to tho line and may push into the number and name drawn beup he is entitled to ail pri- at present, according to Presidon: practice H. Ray Fond: telephoned to the Main theatre where thers day, Sunday, June 19; Columfore the Michigan Supreme court. He line up at any time are: Leon vileges of the organization except Ariel liaise. it will be announced to the aud'cnce. bus day, Wednesday, October 12; Hollis Smith, ledi-ree- s High council: Elijah M. Hicken. soon returned home, however, marold. 21 is until he years voting is followed in Armistice C. AI err ill, end C. I. StodReynold day, Friday, November 11 ried Miss Rosamond Lee of Beaver Glen Winslnw, Glen llulse and ('reed The same procedure will him owned of Holstein by house. show the addidard Lyric and of Richmond: Martin Harris the with These Johnson. Thanksgiving boys day, Thursday, be registered, and transfer of ownerGity, Utah and took up the pracShould your number be called and November 24. Erik E. Hendricks and II. Pond, tion of Charles Lowe and C.innon tice of the knr. will be made at members rates, ship Cyril Pitcher of Lewiston; Ray S. eighth you are there lo hear it, just report one-ha- lf Utah was still a of is that which terri- Parkinson won the county charged to one of the managers and you FFA BOYS EXPECTED TO Hansen of Trenton and Vernal A. tory. His father, though a lawyer, grade championship last year and can call for your cash awanl. cirCLOSE RANK TO TOP well do in Bergeson of Cornish. Four other should high had been attracted to the mining posooo junior will be chosen immediately. sibilities of the territory and was cles. Lowe is out this year because THIRD FEDERAL GOVERNMENT BUYS WARD WINS reDefinite Patriarch: G. A. Hogan of Lewhave been not Parkinson while fall of reports injuries, of the discoverers of the Tin-ti- c 360,000 LBS. UTAH POTATOES iston. FROM NEWTON, 45 TO 30 ceived as to the places won in his suit recently because handed by mining district. Smithfield FFA boys at the Ogden High priest quorum: Orson U. of work at home. Gasn after young Sutherland The Third ward won from Newton Livestock Show. However, it is the Sait Lake City Ellis Hyer of Lewiston, president. Other (UP) 000 Smith-field religious bitterness growing club met at the in a fast moving game in the opinion of Mr. Gordon, vocational Johnson, director of surplus commo- officers to be chosen. aP around the Mormon colony broke (The Jan- school, Monday, high on junior Elwood Corbridge agriculture instructor that hi boy dities for the State Department of Relief Society: Lulu Johnson oi out and continued until 1900. Bull home of Airs. were near the top of the list. Fifty-thre- e Public Welfare announced purchase Lewiston, president, and Sadie B. was Lunvhcon 8. the young lawyer was schooled in Saturday January Future Farmer team were in by the Federal Surplus Commodities Stoddard of Richmond, first counselserved to eight club members and ....Smithficld Third the ways of the west; , Hurrcn 'K. and some outstanding Corporation of 360,000 pounds of or. Other officers to be chosen. was Wellsville of empetition Mrs. Seamens Ivy ' In his teens he had worked in a G. Tbornle; enwork done some individuals. The Utah potatoes and 20,000 bushls of Sunday school: Sylmar Jessop of 500 was by a guest. After dinner clothing store in Salt lake City, in team score was slightly ov- apples for distribution to the States Lewiston, superintendent, Amasx W. Airs. Willis AVnnesbeck was L. Saxton .... highest joyed. the Mining Recorder's office nml ns er 2600 points. Our boys scored 2529 needy. Hyde of Lewiston, first counselor. awarded high rut prize and Mrs. I Richards . n egont for Wells-FurgHis exAlso to be distributed in the State Other officers to be chosen. points. Peterson won high score D. Thomley Francos periences in the young west were K. Cantwell Lue McCann was outstanding in were Six carloads of fresh oranges Young AIcns MIA: Oral Billam wildly exciting and furnished him prize. It. Toolson ... the Smithfield group. The Smithfield and 12,000 pounds of dried prunes of Richmond, superintendent; Cyrus with a fund of anecdote for the livestock judging team consisted of to be shipped here from California. Lewis of Richmond, first coun3clor: Air. and Airs. George Tend of LewTest of his life. ooo Dow Ted Lewis of Lewiston; second Lue McCann, Rex Flowman and iston were Sunday dinner guests of Totals One of hie first important cases Newton counselor and Leonard Cartwright of Junior ITowman. Vernon Bingham Mr. and Airs, llomer Daines. Tight Fits Between involved the defense of 15 men of L. Jenkins ..... and Dean Corbridge represented Richmond secretary. Irish extraction in a murder trial. H. Benson Smithfield in poultry. Young Womens MIA: Ann L. MerMore Gold Wealher Engine Hie clients unceremonously hanged L. Jorgenson The Smithfield junior high future rill of Richmond, superintendent; Le-d- a man for killing a man. Sutherland fanner organisation spent Thursday Pond of Lewiston, first counselor; at the Ogden Livestock show. The ..Thats why . mere fast flowing Ann C. Pulsipher of Richmond, secComing procured acquittal for seven and priL. Sparks . son tennis for the rcmnindcr. trip wae felt to be valuable in an oil gets beat by winter oil plating. ond counselor and Helen ChristenC. Peterson Much of the religious discord in educational way. Bet-driFree Flowing Conoco Germ Process sen of Richmond, secretary. it. for conditioned car i your the west revolved around the enCIO Primary: Eveyln T. Stoddard of motor oil protects under ed over, checked any in and have it laws Totals forcement of the Mrs. Hilmer Carlson and Mrs. kind Wad-douAnti-ze- s. en- Richmond, president; Thelma oil Preatone weather. and rf Only plated have Tyrol and Sutherland was frequently callof infant Raymond Fames and children of and first Lewiston, to counselor; Dewaine Mrs. Sparrow cold We absolutely guarantee gines are lubricated for every ed to defend members of the Afor-mo- n to-fson are spending a few weeks at Richmond visited at the home of Mr. start in advance whole hours and La vein Robinson of Richmond, sece yon money. Just drive in and Wedneschurch proescuted under them. Mrs. Vane Raymond, the home of Mr. and retary. Second counselor to be chosdays before any mere free flowing en. a lubrication job with the Richmond, atAnderson. Mrs. It was hie theory, rejected by the day, January 5. Spanvv Oscar Mrs. Marfak". oil lubricant do or can a Id single wiggle. finest give lower courts, that Hie offense was Stake Alission: Joseph AIcKnight o was formerly Miss Dorothy AnderGerm Processed action dn that worn oil, reFi1 . with every Lewiston, Mr. Airs. continuous and could not be segreand were Smith Roy president. five Havo-- i son. It in, clear, wax free, tar dinner guests of Mr. and Airs. Roy working part creates Loren W. Marler gated. This theory later caused the Genealogical: radiator beedmea a part of all surfaces. It of motor 'oil, check the Supreme court to reverse convictions Lewiston, representative; Jamr Airs. Carrie Pitcher and daughters Rees at their home in Benson Wedwith tank Fill your can not dmin out. antifreeze. under the laws. Taggart of Lewiston, first counsel we Elaine and Doris, accompanied Mr. nesday evening. d old Fire Chief gasoline and Let the Paramount Service give or; Ilarvey Alilci of Cornish, see Sutherland lined up with the to Reese Clifton, IOwell Mrs. differnce. and iw you will notice the tho positive insurance of an ond counselor, and S. Glenn Wise Mr. J. Faul Afonson of Ogden was you party known as the liveral deliver your Idaho, on Saturday and spout the for cell will Adv. oil of Lewiston, secretary. a engine. Smithfield visitor plated Frank and party. Tho Mormons organized the Tcvey. Mr. Mr. with Tuesday. SERVICE. Thone day , RAYMOND on 4) (Continued page ct cem-mn.ii'- .y Am-alg- a, -- s JR. mm Ros-kelle- rot, ihr-ense- n, ng rct-wm- ed sa o. Paris anti-polyga- or anti-chur- ch |