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Show THE BULLETIN has moved up to first counselor to replace William Mus-se- r, A. will hold the whom we regret to Bay, has The Garfield P.-Published by the COMMERCIAL PRINTING CO. season Brother moved from the Ward. of the Friday, last meeting At 2044 South 11th East Street Chegwed-ide- n McCullough was recently put in as Maud Mrs. 17th. May Sugarhouse, Salt Lake City, Utah The Superintendent to replace Brother will be the speaker. acWelch Miss Jana club and Soelberg who has also moved away. One Year 85c glee .Subscription by mail HendMiss We wish them much success in their Margaret companied by One Year 60c erson will furnish the music. .Subscription from carriers on routes Of- new undertakings. Advertising Rate on Request. ficers for the comming year will be elected. After which refreshments Copy for news items, social and sport activities, must be Will be served and a social hour THE BULLETIN --- GARFIELD . --- COMMENTS . W. Brewer Tire Go. STAKE HEWS KITCHEN WARE has been set for "Everybody In Sunday apart School" in the Granite Stake. If you are a regular member of your Sunday School, will you see to it that your neighbor is invited and take him or her with you Sunday morning. It is the desire of the Stake Presidency that every in the stake be in Sunday School next Sunday. STATIONERY Next Sunday is Sunday School Union Meeting to be held in the Stake House at 12:15 A. M. Every officer and teacher is expected to be in attendance. UNITED Later-Day-Sai- OLD TIRES WARD NOTES t i i U. S. ROYALS AS MUCH AS For Old Tires OILS Pure Pennsylvania, Gallon 401 Bring Your Own Container The members of the Richards Ward Aaronic Priesthood will leave the meeting house promptly at 8:45 A M. Saturday, May 18th, for the senic tour of historical places in connection with the 106th anniversary of the restoration cf the Aaronic Priesthood. WASHING st South and GREASING 1 1 th East BATTERIES CANDY At The 5-10-- 25c STORE 1069 East 21st South Sugarhouse ATTENTION ! ! WANTED By Forat Scr-viEmployee, 5 or 6 room modern house to rent or lease in or near Sugarhouse district. Address room 461 Federal Building or phone Was. 3980, extension 219 ce SUGAR HOUSE WARD s. Next Tuesday, is the last Mutual for tho summer and will consist of a surprise party, so we wish to urge everyone to come out for our last big night and be on time promptly at 7:30 P. M. prepared for a good time. . 1 NOTES 1935. lot Western, Gallon 2 WARD The Theatre Guild of Sugarhouso have been busy again, and the results were splendid. Under the able direction of N. G. Beradt, Louise Taylor, and Mrs. Earl, three one-a-ct plays were wiven, Tuesday, May 14, SPECIAL OFFER NOVELTIES t RICHARDS forget-me-not- i J COSMETICS nt The Mothers Day service Sunday morning, tinned out to be the beAfter ginning of a yearly affair. tho individual plants had been presented and accepted by the mothers, the mothers presented the fathers with small buttenieres of roses Thus the two and one. The in were combined days 'services were very inspirational as tribute was paid to both the Mothers and the Fathers. Monday, May 13th, Camp Sugar House of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers held another meeting and social at the Sugar House Ward. The usual good time was had by all in attendance. TRADE IN YOUR 20 GLASS WARE enjoyed. Sunday, May 19th Throughout the entire country, the press is in arms regarding the large number of crimes committed by men on parole. Many people condemn parole boards and parole systems, others go even farther, advocating elimination of parole entirely. The power of the press in froming public opinion is well known. Politicians recognized this power and are careful to see that they controlled the newspapers behind them. The voice of the press in our own country is supposed to be a free and unfettered one. We all consider a free press one of the prime necessities of government in a democracy such as ours. Thus far everything seems to be in favor of the press. The question arises however as to just where this liberty ends and license begins. A further question arises as to whether or not the press itself is not far more responsible for the member of crimes committed than all the parole boards in the country. Does the press ever stop to consider that their own selfishness in their grasping attempts, to sell a few extra papers by featuring crime, showing photographs of the dead and the injured, the robbed and the raped with front page headlines and full sheets devoted to crime. If the children of our country have before them the glamor and notoriety of .constantly displayed rime, so many of them find themselves in penal institutions. Parole boards can hardly be expected to be infalible in their estimation of a man. In the majority of cases, and contrary to the impression created, the parole board is right. Many thousands of valuable citizens having been encouraged and made through their efforts. J. ing, who T. in the office not later that noon Wednesday, for publication in the following issue of The Bulletin. ' A. F.-- T. Mr. Richard Reese been appointed secodd counselor in the School to replace Brother Dott A Bad Break GLL Hyland 928 SUGAR GLASS CO. 2023 So. 11th East For A Complete Satisfactory Job. AND WE HURRY. |
