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Show T1IE SrUARHOl'SE BULLETIN Published at t'ommr trial Printing gmiar Co. Res-'clent- ial Hyland S64 1119 A Bulletin of News, Activities and all events of interest orcuriug in tbe Southeast part u Silt Lake City. A section that is the is tho finest limtHP East Slot South Sugartumae. and fastest growing part of Salt Lake Valley PUBLISHED IN SUGARHOUSE VOLUME YL HOME EDITION SUGAR HOUSE, SALT LAKE CITY, OF C SUGGESTS MEETINGS llth East at 17th Rev. J. Elbert Nash. FOR THREE CLUBS Suggesting joint periodical meetings for the three civic organizations of Sugarhouse, the Rotary club, Liona club and Chamber of Commerce, a letter was sent this week to A C. Smoot, president of the Rotary club, and Irvin Peterson, president of the Lions', by tbe Sugarhouse Chamber of Commerce. The letter was composed by A C. Melville, member of the board of directors of the Chamber of Commerce. Tbe letter reads as follows: Gentlemen: There are now three civic organ! sations in Sugarhouse: Rotary, Lions and the Chamber of Commerce. We feel that close cooperation be tween these groups is essential to the welfare and Impending development of Sugarhouse. Without cooperation, and a full knowledge of each other's activities, there Is likely to be a duplication, or even a conflict In our various civic activities. In order that this may not happen, and believing that with the local, state, national and international influence of Rotary and Lions working with us, the opportunities for civic development in Sugarhouse are unlimited. We therefore wish to suggest a program for cooperation between these three groups on matters of general civic concern. First, we propose that the Chamber of Commerce meet with the Ro tary club once every three months,-anwith the Lions at similar inter . vals., South Minister The burlesque will be arranged by George Aposhian, Ray Free and Milt NUMBER 42. 1939 SOUTH EAST BOWLING LEAGUE structure at Logan, Church School. Attend ance records are falling. Bring tbe children and enjoy the privileges of a good school. Ser11:00 a. m. Worship Lervice. mon by the minister The Book of a Thousand Tongues. 5:00 p. m Intermediate Endeavor. 7: CO p. m Senior Endeavor. A Carpenter Bsc was recently held in the church vrith several of the men participating. Five tables and a choir robe rack were the articles constructed. Mr. Emil Nyman, W. A. Stumm, I. L. Speers, E. L. Norton, P. M. Pontz, Lincoln Barker and J. E. Nash were the builders. Three fine folding tables for the dining room and two tables for the growing beginners' department re9:45 a. m. Tickets and sales will be directed by Steve Richards, assisted by Joe Barney. Karl Knell, A Ray Curtis and Dr. L D. Burbldge. The acts will be arranged by Lee Daleboi't, Paul Fredrickson, Milt Christensen and Louis Bagley. Stage managers will be George poshian, G. Bailey and Silas Brady. Publicity will be under Lawrence O'Born, Dr. W. D. Waddoups, Ray Taylor, Tony Rkead and Ken Roger-son- . 2. funds assured, bids for construction will open December 5. Forty five per cent of the cost will be paid by the WPA and tbe remainder of the money TEAM STANDINGS will be raised by a bond Issue to he Itrevenue of the the Won I,ot building paid by' self. Work has begun on a similar Salt Lake Cabinet 25 Third Presbyterian Church Notes DECEMBER WAY XMAS SEASON UNDER C FRIDAY, a part of the same White Spot Lunch WPA project. The University of Utah building with a seating capacity of 4,500 for basketball games, will be located Just north of the stadium. Tbe basketball floor will be portable and can be rolled off, providing yearoround foo- 23 Granite 21 Economy Stokers Western Auto Petty Motor .. ...... Sugar Bowl 18 17 16 16 Mill O. O. F. No. 27 21 King's Forget Me- tball and track facilities regardless of Not Floral Inclement weather on the outside. Co- Ashton Heating ncrete. brick and steel construction Pinney Beverage will be used. Contracts call for com- Dees Hamburger pletion of the building before August 19, 1939. Public Health Christensen. Refreshments will be In charge of Wm. King and Louis Rock wood. sulted. Third church basketball team swung into the win column last Tuesday night defeating the A. K. in the Church COMMISSION OKs League, playing at Westminster gymnasium. This league plays four games PHONE BOOTH each Tuesday evening, starting at 7 p. m. Season tickets may be procured Consent of the City Commission to from the different churches particithe Mountain States Telephone com- pating. Capwell Jenkln and Norman Shaw pany for construction of a telephone visitors booth on the Plaza In Sugarhouse was were among the in the last K. R. to Sunday morning service. gained Tuesday, according Richmond, manager of the Highland These boys drove down from Tremon-tofor a week-envisit with friends exchange. made at the Young People's ConferMr. Richmond stated that the booth will be erected as soon as satisfactory ence at Mt. Pleasant. arrangements can be made for electricity and exact location. The erection of the booth came about after efforts of the Sugarhouse of Utah Chamber of Commerce were put forth University News Bureau and a committee appointed. Column New cases of mumps reported to the Utah State Board of Health during the week ending November 25 more than doubled the number of cases reported for the preceding week, according to a report released today by Dr. William M. McKay-- , director of the Division of Communicable Disease Control. Of the 15 15 15 14 Deea Hamburger Dees Hamburger E. Stonebraker Eddington Haws ... Linnell . population. Rotary RABBI GORDON SPEAKS AT up-tow- - LI0NS CLUB n. TO STAGE x BURLESQUE e WASHINGTON. B.Ti 2CS 92 28 645 Dummy chlckenpox, pneumonia and whooping F. Spalding cough dropped slightly. Team Totals No new caaea of smallpox, tularemia Western Auto or typhoid were reported for the week. W. Gough 92 187 158 125 131 The nations first line of defense, when mobilization begins, is the regular army, composed of 42,780 officers apd 165,000 enlisted men, and the national guard, whose trained personnel are available for service in a few hours, brings the total to 693 400,000. Another 600,000 men can be placed under arms within a few days, la this category are the organized reserve officers veterans of, the World war, retired regular and national guard officers, graduates from the reserve officers training corps and citizens military trab ing camps and enlisted men with, previous military training. Draft if Invaded. A selective draft similar to that used during the World war would be placed in effect upon any invasion of the nation or declaration of war. Officers and enlisted personnel from the regular army, national guard and organized reserve would be used for the training of drafted men. While preparing the machinery for a quick mobilization of men, the War department has redoubled its efforts to modernize the army's equipment. Emphasizing speed, the army has streamlined its services. Mechanization of several cavalry regiments has been completed. The tank corps has been given greatly improved tanks of all sizes. Artillery has been motorized and the motor equipment of the signal and quartermaster corps improved. New arms of the nation include .50 and .30 caliber machine guns, the former an anti-tan-k weapon; an .81 millimeter trench mortar, and a light infantry rifle. The air force, with 1,378 modern planes, and 961 under construction, includes the worlds fastest fighting, observation and bombing ships. ,.178 138 -- 148 147 136 747 173 Weatherstone -- 134 Mlsa Elva Cotterell, dean of girls at W. Waters 142 South high school, will discuss Girls E. Jepperson 164 In relation to achool and family. 116 F. McGregor This discussion will be given at the Team Totals 729 adult education class Monday, December 5, at 2 p. m., In the community Pinney Beverage vs, Mrs. J. L, TldwslL The Sugarhouse Rotary Ann club will hold its Christmas party at Jeannes Tea Room on Highland Drive, December 9th, at 1:00 p. m. A Christmas tree and program has been arranged. Friday-- , OCCUPIES NEW HOME Pinney Beverage R. Smith : R. Larson Blaine Nunley J. Nunley K. Pinney E. Lewis Handicap Team Totals 8ugar Bowl O. Duffin R. Gilbert H. Bockholt G. Ward The newly constructed residence of Mr. and Mra. D. A. Wolstenholme, 1872 .... Yale avenue, was occupied by the Wol month. stenholme family this The new structure offers every mod- Dummy ern convenience and a number of new Team Totals ideas In architecture and furnishings have been carried out A built-ivanity. Individualized linoleum floor coverings, chime door bell and stoker for heating are some of the new features In the Wolstenholme abode. Mr. Wolstenholme Is associated with 108 97 90 112 151 A. -- ... 28 ...586 50 68 -1- 18 -1-1- 171 90 697 semi-automat- ic n the Southeast Furniture Intcr-Churc- company. Kings Florr.l Co. Bill King Oby King Bob King Lee Stevens Mick Christensen Handicap Team Totals S. L. Cabinet H. Miller W. Schmidt G. Cordery Basketball league V. Sorenson eveneach h BasketbaU h this weeks play: of Inter-Churc- h Basketball 8cora Third Presbyterian 28, First Presb- Emanuel Baptist 32; Lutheran 17; St. Marks S3, A. Z. A. 18 yterian SO; St. John 48. A. K. i TEAM STANDINGS First Methodists Zion Lutheran St. Marks Johns First Presbyterian Third Presbyterian SL A. K. A. Z. A-- 10. . 104 145 145 120 109 47 143 151 144 163 113 152 171 131 99 104 675 CS6 The Inter-ChurcTuesday games are played Dummy ing at 7 oclock In the Westminster Team Totala are results tbe gymnasium. Following 151 41: 132 43! 153 156 103 691 4 If 45 2or 2G31 Ashton Heating vs. Petty Motor Ashton Heating 139 128 W. Williams 43 168 160 154 J. Ashton 139 O 1S5 159 T. Rkead 47' 167 151 161 R. Williams A. E. Kirkwood WoaLoet Pet. H. Anderson 2 1000 Handicap 0 2 0 10C0 Turn Totals 1 664 Petty Motor 1 COO 1 B. Golightly 1 1 333 T. Garrard 2 1 2 833 S. Golightly 0 000 B. Wright 2 Q 000 C, Knoll 9 1C1 133 128 131 ... ... army, of a East. V. room of thet South high school. An million American men can be mobilized for service within a few days for the defense of the nation. Within 18 months 5,000,000 men can be placed under arms and, in the event of a prolonged war, thrice that number could be recruited. These estimates of the vast man power of the nation were made by military authorities close to high War department officials. Preparations Speeded. Preparation of the nation for war began almost as the World war closed and has been accelerated In recent months by the threatening situation in Europe and the Far Economy Stokers - ROTARY CLUB 8 ...I.. 125 case of Rocky Mountain spotted H. Christensen Leavitt fever, occurring In Utah county, was n slightly unusual feature of tho report, H. McCune since, as Dr. McKay pointed out, this W. Lhlede disease does not commonly occur so E. Christensen late In the year. B. Anderson The total number of cases of com- Team Total municable disease reported to the board was 295, an Increase of 41 cases I. O. O. F. N over the previous week. O. O. F. No. 27 In addition to the increase In McMillon mumps, smaller Increases in diphther- 3. Spalding ia, Influenza, measles, scarlet fever L Bollschweller The fifth annual exhibition of 'the and tuberculosis were noted, while O. Sorenson werk of Utah A artists, sponsored by the University of Utah, will open November 27 and extend through Decent ber 17. One hundred thirteen Utah artists have received Invitations to submit work. From that submitted, a jury will select the pieces to be hung In the Union building on the university campus during the exhibit. The exhibit will be open to the public every day at no charge, and special days will be arranged when high CITY GIVES $50 schools, womens organizations and othrt- groups will be shown through FOR LIGHTING with a lecture and guide. Besides oils, watercolors, sculpture, and prints of resident Utah etchings encourExpressing their desire to Addressing the members of the Suof former Utahns will be work artists, decoration of the Sugarhouse age garhouse Rotary club on the problem featured. Former Utah artlata whose of the Salt district with of the 'Jews In Germany and the ap- along are Elaine Lake, the- city commission voted a 150 work will be on display parent heartless persecution of the FairBrockband Avard and Evans Chamcontribution to the Sugarhouse people. Rabbi Samuel Gordon of the Commerce this week to help banks, of Michigan; Cyrus E. Dallln, of ber Jewish Congregation presented a word W. G. Crawford, John defiray expenses of lighting and dec- Hal Barrows, picture to the group at their regular Herman Held, Jr., Palmer, Delos orating the monument, according to Thursday noon meeting. Mahonri and Young of Blackmarr, chairman of the Lincoln Hansen, Dr. Gordon pointed out the great New York; J. Leo Fairbanks, Corvalculture, art, science and beauty the lis, Oregon; Mrs. Marie Clark Miller, Jewish people have contributed to Ger Glendale, Calif., and Edith Maguire, man history and living only to be ten Monterey, Calif. from them completely by tbe present SANTA CLAUS WILL dictator of the country. Fifty-fou- r Smiths are among the GREET KIDDIES The sorrow and poverty that will fol4,023 students enrolled at the Univerlow the Jews If they are forced away sity of Utah. Among them are two from their homes and nil their posses Helen Smiths, two David Smiths, two slons will bo nothing short of the dark Lowell Santa Claus will take a little time Hyrum Smiths, Janet Smiths, ages. Dr. Gordon said. three and Marian two Smiths, Smiths, off of his regular Christmas duties Smiths. Don Richard and three Smiths and parade the streets of Sugarhouse The name of Johnson is second with a bag of candy for the kiddles, most numerous In the U student body from now until Jie takes up his reins with thirty students answering to that Christmas ey to viBit the children at name. Andersons follow with twenty-sevetheir homed; Browns and Petersons each The Sugarhouse Chamber of Comand Hansens, twenty-five- . have twenty-Bimerce has arranged for Santa's candy account for but twenty-thre- e Jones and Invites all the kiddles of the of the student body and Wll. Southeast to meet him In the business The common llama for twenty-one- . district on each Saturday afternoon limited to only is name show a of Utah and to Young Staging burlesque between now and Chrlstmaa And each twelve students this year. raise funds to provide Santa" for leas afternoon during the week preceding fortunate children of the city, the Altogether there are thirty-ninChrlBtmas. Lions club will take to the stags erly pairs of students having Identical In December at the Rio theatre in Sunames and two cases where three students were christened with the same garhouse, located Immediately north of ENJOY SKIING NEAR ALTA the Southeast theatre. application. While the program is still Inconv Ntariy two hundred fifty of the young Construction will begin within a plete, A. Ray Curtis, secretary, stated people of Salt Lake enjayed the splen that no efforts were being spared to did enow conditions around Alta short time on the new $180,000 field make this show one of entertainment last Sunday skiing, toboganning, and house at the University of Utah and and worth. otherwise playing In the beautiful. At Ute athletes and sport fans will be Irvin Peterson, president of the club, one time during the day, there were able to enjoy a modem athletic plant is general chairman of the show and 70 cars counted around the ski course. daring the next school year. will be assisted by Lincoln Hansen, The weather conditions were excellent With financing plans approved by chairman of the hall committee, with and the young ladiea did not have to the board of regenta of the uniA1 Mackay and Joe Peery. use rouge to give them rosy cheeks. versity end the assistance' of WPA Of Defense. 149 129 144 d Secondly, that such conjoint meetings be preceded by a meeting of the officers of the respective organizations, at which preliminary consideration be Officers HI given to the civic matters to be presented at the meetings of the general ' memberships. A S. Smoot of the Smoot Land Your careful consideration of this and Improvement, and Charles Lobb proposal will be appreciated. of the Sugarhouse Coal company have "Yours very truly, been confined to their homes this "SIDNEY J. OTTLEY, week with severe colds. Mr. Smoot President." is president and Mr. Lobb of the Sugarhouse Rotary dub. In IS Months fer War 23.r' va Economy Stokers cases this week, many were report- Handicap ... ed to have occurred among the adult Team Totals n 5,CCO,000 Can Be Recruited TODAY'S HICH SCORE High Team Series White Spot Lunch High Team Single Pinney Beverage High Individual Series H. Nielson G. M High Individual 81ngle H. Nielson G. M. 113 out-of-to- Reserve Corps Is Armys Backbone 121 61 36 28 42; ,767 803 763 2:::-- 105 197 125 .106 131 170 175 140 185 1S3 422 147 511 159 159 14? 405 629 1?5 Check up on your costs ovs:y week . . . Msyba ysu era pay-iriso much. Maybe yen ore not getting rko best . . . every Ad in Read this pcjpc? to check up on ycur buying. 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