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Show SMITHFIELD. CACHE COUNTY. UTAH. FRIDAY. FEB. 11, 1938. New Southfield Stake Officers Listed Is. Assmair, Homer mv S.i' r r; ldr' j,-.i .M"sic- - . Dims y a S- - Ur"' Olismiltee Vanin ' Kzulo-er- 'r Aml Ksi-i- , Aala ,,ll1',rd Beout Asst 2nd Farr.. Y. M. M. I. A. Amalga - SmithfiEM 4th ,Yan 0rden Httrvey Munk Amalga Clyde Larran Newton SUNDAY 8CH00L R Allred Afrli ....Smithfield 2nd - Gerald C11arete sm!" v Clark- Smithfield 4th Clnrtato. - n n41 c Jeni DeW Smithfield lat Uana Halveraon A.V. Smithfield 3rd 2nd Supt., Thora Uttledyke Smithfield 2nd h CtariS TrnLUCi11 Hillyapd Smithfield Smithfield 1st Smithfield 4th lLenaMh1 Play Sarah Curbridge Smithfield lit' v- - c- - - M,hCGunnen tJ0? ah m mss Eunice Jones Erma Griffin Elna Ravsten Veda T. Nelson Bernice Coleman Smithfield 2nd Smithfield 2nd !. iit Irene C. Allred .Smithfield 3rd STAKE GENEALOGICAL WORKERS Chairman, Aai D. Weeks ... Smithfield 2nd Re Chairman, Frank A. Bybee Smithfield 4th 2nd Vice Chairman, Lewis N. Clarkston Godfrey Secretary. Mary G. Hansen Smithfield 2nd Leaders . Bingham "'er', Scout aS Clarkston PRIMARY -- Superintendent, K- - IfVina Class Leader Theology, Hilda Roskelley. Smithfield 3rd Teachers Topic, MUllcent Nilaon Smithfield 3d Work and Business, Margaret T. Noble. ..Amalga M. Olson Literary, Lenors Smithfield 1st Y. L. M. I. A. President, Viola Peterson Smithfield 4:h Clarkston lit Counselor, Archullous Archibald 2nd Counselor, Ludella Jensen Smithfield 3rd Smithfield 2nd Secretary, Joan Peterson Adult Leader, Rebecca Larsen Smithfield 4.'i Senior Leader, Phyllis Larson Newton Gleanor, Anna Larson Newton Junior Leader, Genevieve West Smithfield 3rd Director, Alta Rees n.mn,? f Si Smithfield Amalga 2nd Counsgjor, Lillie P. Weeks. Smithfield 2nd Diana M. Tout.. Smithfield 4th Secretary-Treasure- r, Chorister, Eugenia Lundqulat Smithfield 1st Jimlthfleld 1st OrgaulaL Bertha Mather Smithfield 4th Magazine Rep-- , Ethel B. Miles Genealogical Rep., Sahoma Y. Toolson, Smithfield Sd Dance Tik,1si" smithfield 3rd Hulj'h Jones Newton SU,I1U'1 Oor(lon.. Smithfield 2d - Smithfield 3rd 45 mi thfield 3rd AduU Maa ? dr Smith8mithfleld 2nd Church History. Winn Smithfield 3rd Smithfield 3rd Kindergarten, torinne Godfrey Clarkaton RELIEF SOCIETY Norms Peterson Sylvia Ravsten Mary C. Mather Music Director, Fern Moore Organist, Sarah Heggle. Drama Director, Ethel Hooper r- (.imping and Assistant, Ariel M. Jorgenson Amalga Assistant, H. Lewis Buttara Clarkston STAKE MISSIONARY COMMITTEE William J. Looale. . President. Clarks ton Clarkston Secretory, Wendell Thompson. Bee-Hiv- e io'l, '!lli(1.,s Smithfield 2nd S.iiui t iiairm;,". Byron Looal Advaiueuient and Court of STAKE MUSIC COMMITTEE Stake Adviaor, David G. Thomas .... Smithfield 4;.h Smithfield 2nd Stake Director, F. L. Allen Smithfield 2nd Stake Organist, Ila Richardson AARONIC PRIESTHOOD COMMITTEE Smtlhflcld 1st Chairman, George G. Nelson Vice Chairman, Frank M. Ravaten Clarkston M. Ruskvlley.. Adtuii.'i.incui ami Ctuin UW Smithfield 4:h I'lni'katun Smithfield 3rd Smithfield 2nd Annie Smith... Smithfield 1st rtvliin B. West iIlfbL'r WhiIiu j president, U ,.LS,0,, r- I'hiii'-uiiiii- , in Malnbr K 4th Smithfield 3rd Smithfield Snl Smithfield 1st j -,rruillll, liillysrd. Smithfield 1st siummeM 3rd Jur .,,r 'U,ri,m Newton Timmi,11 IT.'' ',r Smithfield 3rd UolJ-- " Clarkston I Pa!' President, A. W. Chamber! A. Utad Halveriou Smitiirh-ipint Counselor. Clarkaii.ii Second Counselor, Bennie J. Ravsten Fu.iiliffold Stake Clerk. Haaen Hillyard HIGH COUNCIL Smitlifii-iMerlin T. Van Olden Newimi Marcus it. Cooley Smithfield 1st George O. Nelson Smit-fieiDavid G, Thomas 4th Siniihrielj 2n,j d JUhl st-a-- smithfield stake G. Dainea .... Smithfield Smithfield 2nd Clarkston Smithfield 2nd Clarkston Smithfield 3rd .... Smithfield 4th Board Member Hind i8 Smithfield Smithfield Smithfield Smithfield Smithfield Effie Barker Samuel D. Moore Jr. Smtihfield 2nd 4th 3rd 3rd 3rd 2nd w die wi;hin six weeks, according to . Western states In progressive pciu! REPUBLICANS SET IV. Dairies, who declare ih it more reform will be a branch nf the Nat- than 50 of the tiny animal, infect UP PARTY STANDARDS ed lonal Probation Association soon to with the germs as fjr baik as be established in San Francises. September, 1930, are still alive. Dr. Dainea believes the treatment According to Howard L. Gee, chief Salt Lake City (UP) The Rep- may be applied also to leprosy. In- probation officer of the Juvenile ublican pirly will continue a the asmuch as lei rosy and tuberculosis ,fir t,j8 arP.a the branch and n.'t take a fancy new germs are of the s.nne f. unity, j GOP - is the result of the crlahhVimcT'name, John 11. M. Hamilton, party n advancement in I 'bah assorted week here k.st chairman, Get all of this with a Coronado ra;i.l pr.&ili before a conference of state leaders an-.- l C lur.ido. C.'lifornis from Utah, Nevada, Idaho and Mon- Electric or Gas Power Washer at wore named in the These slate IrGamble. Iron, Clothe Haslet. tana. announcement cat lh'i h i tut Brunch You can't read out ef existence oning Hoard, 50 ft. Hraidrd Clothe from Now York, Gee said. 120 Wash Line, Clothes Tub, Pin, a party that ha 5000 county chair- 4 Charles L. Chute, executive director Kitchen men, 7K.000 precinct committeemen Can--Sewed Broiiin and Step-o- n All . our. include with Klertrir ofand mere than 2000 auxili iry ,n the Thsi 8l,1VR ficer xind i able to draw 17VHM),-00- 0 Washer at $46.93 or Power Washer' West h.ive passed progressive statAdv. vote, more than cast in all the at ute dealing with pr'taition, juvenBritish empire, he said. and ile court ami p:ir..!, are BRANCH NATIONAL OF PRODeclining to discuss presidential and well-traicompetent building up BATION ASSN. TO BE SET UP aspirants other than to siv We ed staffs ta administer the o revishave plenty nf good material, Ham11 ion of surh Salt Lake City (UP)-rerviilton declared he was more interested in rebuilding the party for the 1938 and 1940 congressional elections He set forth to the regional party representatives four nwjnr objectives 1. Get rid of Mr. Roosevelt. 2. Help Rebuild the Republican organization in the field. S. Be of assistance in getting correct information. 4. See that the public is informed properly on whata going on. -t ?ied: n, ng Allowed for your old range on a new L. & HI. or a $25 EXPERIMENTS MAY HELP CURE DISEASE Salt Lake City Experi(UP) ments which may result in a cure for tuberculosis are being conducted at the U. S. Bureau of Health in Washington, D. C. by two Utah physicians. Dr. Lyman Kofford, one of the three Price men resonsible Ibr the secret treatment, and Dr. L. L. Dainea, dean of the University of Utah school of Medicine, are conducting the eastern teats. They hope results of the next 2 .or four months" will determine whether experiments should be continued. Preliminayr experiments will be confined to animals, but if the treatment proves successful, it is intended for human use. Dr. Kofford, his brother, Glenn Kofford, and Nicholas G. Lauria, all of Price, discovered the treatment four years ago. The preliminary experiments were under supervision of Dr. Daines. The treatment has attracted the attention of leading medical men, but details have so far not been released to the public. Guinea pigs, when infected with active tuberculosis germs, ordinarily KELVMATGM Sold By Smithfield Implement COMPANY SMITHFIELD, UTAH PHONE 15 os ess; YOU, TOO, CAN First Weeks Winning Statement ftii ASyefec&uc wtu a march on time. Cook while you are out of the house or busy doing something else. Thats Just how easy it is to cook on a Weitinghouse Electric Range. Operation Is so simple, heat control U so accurate, you can skip old fashioned and peeking in the oven. Yet the Steal Our beam ie mdenrte. ear cUdm smlL Fl bium. dieUcia. cook, lauadrvmae. Mamtnee. A electric range would take the place d a mack iceded Mrranl. eaviag m Itepe. in thrill you: beautiful routs that literwith fragrant, healthful juices: cakes ally drip and pin that make mouths water; full color multi wiU minerals. vegetables, filled with Modem electric cooking can do oil this for you while you ere out of the kitclienl vigor-buildin- g laundry, Monay Providing kealdriul ieede with proper vitamin, and mineral., hearing lei. ure heat to lew let aad play with mg lamuy. ESTELLA W. PETERSON Ssnlaqui. Utah Other First Week Prize Winners Mrs. S. L Cato, Salt lake City MIXER TOASTER Mrs. Alta I. Faux. Provo, Utah LAMP Mrs. C. CL Stuart Evanston. Wya. Range, Mixer, Toaster, Lamp to be awarded each week for next 11 weeks For Best Statements of 50 Words or Less os: "Why I Would Like A New Electric Range FQU4W2njSF?EA$YmftES This HOTPOINT RANGE is the first prise for the weak oi February 13th to 18th. of all Come in. See the smart styling show us Let Westingjwuse Ranges. will do. Our other range no you why wiU prove you caneasy buying plan be not afford to without a Westing-hous- e the Range eaiest-to-us- e SpadaL Otoin: a range ever made. yea are planning In buy new Electrie leugs eeea. you eheuld do ee during the contest lot Ibis leaaani The prise Electrie Eangoe seU ier upprenimntely S1S0 each. Hewevc,. Sange during the nne el the prise rnngee. you amy keep the range you have purchased (rvgardlese ei its price) ae the award. K IF YOU will be DESIBE. Whatever paymanle you have made ea ralunded le you it cash and yea need pay nelUag Uw ROO ceate ii Pet ovamplo. range during yea buy a win one el (he I ISO medela. you may keep the 1300 range, u 5300 that ran would actually be Ike 8150 style. & Mose Harris Appliance Store VENEED USED RANGES Electrical Ranges 4 Liberal Allowance On Tour Old Coal Or PHONE 111 SMITHFIELD 'it 1. Statement, must be wrfNea ea the subject "Why I Would Like An Electrie Benge," aad may be any length up to M ward,. S. Entries must be written ea official entry blank, available at any (tore celling Electric Baegea lilted below. You may enter a. many (tatomeate a, yen desire DUHIKCI EVEHY WEEK Of THE CONTEST. A Write .tat .monte in plain, simple Technical term, or special language. scion tiilc knowledge will NOT influence Judgea. Elaborate pcasentatioe. wiU MOT A Contest le open le everyone except! employs, oi Utah Power 4 Light Co., thou advertising agency, Electric long, dealer! eelUng rangae fated below, and A AO entries submitted, whether or set they wio awards, become die property el Electric Benge dealer! selling rouges tilled below, in Ihia territory, ana may be need by them in advertising. Mane will be returned le sender. A The derision ei Ae lodges will be faaL Duplicate prison will be awarded in caee oi See. 7. One Electrie Range, one Eloctrie Miser, eee Electric Yoaotcr and one LEJk will be awarded weekly Ier the beet Lamp Maaunle poatmarked by midnight Saturday ei each week. Entrine should be railed to "Electrie Bang Content Judgee. Beam ISO Continental Bank Bldg.. Sail Lake CUy. Utah. Official Entry Blanks At Stores Selling Any of Following Ranges L & H. MONARCIf HOTPOINT FRIGIDAIRE KELVINATOR GENERAL ELECTRIC NORGE ELECTROMASTER VVESTINGHOUSE |