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Show Till: SUGAUIIOUSE BULLETIN Published at Commercial Printing Co. v Hyland 864 1110 East 21st South , Sugaxhouae. A Bulletin of News, Activities and all events of Interest occuring In the Southeast part of Salt Lake City. A section that is the is the finest Residential and fastest growing part of Salt Lake Valley ninr limtar PUBLISHED IN SUGARHOUSE VOLUME HOME EDITION IX SUGAR HOUSE, SALT LAKE CITY, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1G, NUMBER 44. 193S sap? PARKING RULES IN S. II. TO LIONS ROAR TO MUSIC BE CHANGED Recommending that parking be eliminated around the monument In r House snd angular parking be continued on both sides of Twenty-firs- t South street east from McClelland street to Eleventh East street, a letter was sent to the traffic commission of Salt Lake City the forepart of the week following a special meeting of the members of the board of directors of the Sugar House Chamber of Commerce. The meeting was held after Sergeant E. J. Stelnfeldt of the city's traffic department completed a survey of the condition existing with the present method of parking. He told a group of merchants most vitally Interested In the change, that It was virtually Impossible to keep traffic moving along Twenty-firs-t South street during rush hours due to the narrow lake' left for traffic after cars are parked both on the street and around the monument The problem of merchants and em ployees parking their Individual cars in front of their places of business for several hours at a time was also taken up and the merchants warned that if this practice exists, hour limit parking will he established in the dls trict, a thing the majority of mer chants do not want as it has been a big advertising feature for the dls trict to be able to say "Unlimited Parking." To assist in the latter problem, the traffic committee of the Sugar House Chamber of Commerce has a unuii printed reminder and it will be distributed In automobiles on the street this week. Topping the entertainment field this week, the benefit show staged by the tuxar House Lions club Wednesday evening wont off with a bang (or rather a kick), when tbe chorus of berurled and powdered Lions went through their tricks in dance routine. A complete program of music, dancing, fun and foolishness was present--- d during the evening, finishing up with the Lions chorus, which had been schooled by the Jean Renee Dancing school. The entire proceeds from the show will be used for charitable purposes to furnish Christmas for children of Sugar House who will miss Santa Claus unless financially aided by some good "Sub for Santa. Su-gs- GIFTS - SURE TO PLEASE . d S3 &S8 n sure-to-pleas- e SENATOR FROM SANDPIT With a "Merry Christmas program, members of the Sugar House Chamber of Commerce were entertained at their Wednesday noon luncheon by Hamilton G. Park, better known as "The Senator from Sanpit, local columnist and writer. Ur. Park's entertaining remarks brought laughter from the group of listeners as he told of the days of his youth and his experiences that led up to him becoming a writer. The Chamber of Commerce quartet, comprised of A. Ray Curtis, Irvin of eraon, Jack Ilolmstronr and N. Pratt Smith, added to Wednesdays program with their rendition of "Holy Night. The mep were accompanied by Miss The Ladies Adult Physical EducaLucille Morgan, talented young plan 1st, who also rendered solos of popu tion classes at Irving Jr. High will be held every Monday and Thurslar music. day, 7 to 9 p. m., under the direction of M. LaClle Morgan, the LITTLE BUSINESS Sugar House recreation instructor and park director, Is giving Although there was little business field of discussed at the meeting, short re- a training in athletics, also a combative games. ports were given by Lincoln Hansen Mrs. Morgan is giving physical and IL Louise Hoggan regarding the having physical and recreatraining, Christmas decorations. Mr. Hansen in primary and secondary work tional explained that the decorations were on playgrounds comalso schools, all weathe': ruffed and substantially Interest in mass with bined particular built and would be usable for several has brought recreational activities, years to come. of a attention to the activities her J. of the Ottley, president Sidney ladles of of the number Sugar organization, was in charge of thr large House and adjoining vicinities. meeting. Registration fees are 25c. Classes will be continued until the latter part OFFICER HEARD FROM of March. Thursday, December 15, 193S, will be the last class until E. J. Steinfeldt, sergeant of the Thursday, January 5, 1939. Come and citys traffic department, gave a short Join us. Gym shoes and most approexplanation of the change In parking priate clothes are requested. rules in Sugar House and cautioned the members to make the most of LICENSE DENIED their opportunity of unlimited parking Application for a license to operby leaving the parking spaces for cusate a pool hall at 2118 South 11th tomers, not their own personal cars. East Street, was denied by the city commission after a public hearing AL STAIN TAKEN TO HOSPITAL Tuesday. The Talk The Town well-know- n . n, bo-for- Many models are on sale at exceptionally low prices, and easy terms may bo arranged. "In tbe realm of practical giving, states the manager, "Western Giant tires are the number one suggestion. With twelve types from which to choose, and sale prices on all, you'll find Just the tire you wish to give at a price that will save you money. Inpiness. - KRINCLE COMES TO TOWN Kiddles tell him wha( you want! ijjlijtlfiMt Notes Knights from Price, Garfield, Provo and Ogden were in attendance at the Interment of N. W. Sonnedeckcr last Saturday. The deceased had been an active K. of P. in tbe Utah domain for over 50 years. Calanthe Myrtle Lodge No. 1 K. of P. and Hermoine Temple Pythian Sis ters No. 8 will hold Joint installation ceremonies on January 4. This will be a public installation with refreshments after the ritualistic work. Lodge No. 1 is prehold benefit a to dance at Jack-son- s paring liall, 237 'i Main street, on Frl day night, January 6. The Ross Bros. Revelers will furnish the music. AdTills Is going to be mission Is . one of tbe best dances of the holiday season, so be sure to attend. Calanthe-Myrtl- e PUBLIC HEALTH COLUMN Thirty rases of pneumonia were reported to the Utah State Board of Health during the week ending December 9., Thiels the largest number reported in any week this year, according to Dr. J. L. Jones, state health commissioner. Most of the counties of tbe state reported new cases, in numbers all the way from one to five. All cases cf communicable disease repotted during the week Increased ed. 91 cases over the preceding week, the W.Ratti-gaW. S. N. -T. SYDNEY, Other matters of business per- total number or new cases being 300. 71 years old, ate 10 dozen oye sters at one sitting at a luncheon taining to the club were brought All diseases reported, with the sinheld in connection with the eleventh the members. gle exception of German measles, inannual Oyster Growers conference Frank Quist, landscape artist creased. J. here. No new eases of Rocky Mountain His performance is acclaimed as and builder, recently elected to the e feat seen at membership in the dub, attended spotted fever, smallpox, tularemia or the best his first meeting with the Rotar-lan- s typhoid were reported during the the conference for many years. week. Thursday. Stain, was taken to the hosMEETING pital this week suffering from an BUSINESS attack of pneumonia. His ' condition HELD BY ROTARIANS Thursday's meeting of the Sugar Is repored as being serious. House Rotary club was turned oveo to a business meeting In which plans for assisting the families of the Sep -- agenarian Devours 120 Oysters at Sitting Jordan School district were discussA1 weight-for-ag- "Bringing a welcome solution to your gift problems, comes news of the Western Auto Supply company's big Christmas Budget Stretching Sale, declares E. L. Jepperaon. Specially reduced prices on scores of especially chosen articles enable the thrifty buyer to give more and better presents this year, and yet keep well within the allotted budget. According to Mr. Jepperson, "yon are suro to be right when you give something for tbe car, auto accessories always please, and will be enjoyed by all the family, too. Besides auto accessories, this timely Christmas Budget Stretching Sale embraces such gifts for the home as Western Air Patrol radios, Superior washers and Superior ironing machines, all of which are sold on eaa terms, soya Mr. Jepper-son- , "and for the youngsters. Western Flyer bicycles are sure to bring hap- Presbyterian THIRD CHURCH 9:45AM. Church School. 11:00 A. M. Worship Service. The Sermon by the minister Ladder of Faith., , 5 : 00 P. M. Intermediate Endeavor. 7: COP. M. Senior Endeavor. ALL CHURCH CHRI8TMA8 PROGRAM AND PARTY An All Church Christmas Program and Party Is being planned for Third Church on Friday evening, December 23, at 7:30 p. m. Young and old wil be invited to an evening of inspiration entertainment, fun and frolic. Reel Cations, singing, pageants and othei numbers will add to the enjoyment Refreshments will be served by th Ladies Aid Society. Santa Claus wil make his appearance and treats will be given to the children. WHITE GIFT CHRISTMAS A White Gift Christmas Is being planned again this year. Throo poor families will find thoir Chrlslmar more cheerful through the gifts brought by the boys and girls and older people at Third Churoh. Gifts of food, clothing, toys or money yrill help to provide the kind' of Christmas spirit that would be pleasing to tht Master of Men. Gifts may be brought on or before Friday,' December 23. SACRED PROGRAM CHRISTMAS NIGHT A sacred program, consisting of f beautiful pageant of the Christina: spirit entitled Praco 1 Leave Wit1 and spocial Christmas music You, will be presmted under the dlrcctio: of Mrs. Hazel B. Nash on Chrintma: - night at 8 p. in. The Sugar House Rotary Anns held their Christmas party at Jeanne's Ter Room on Highland Drive, Friday, De ermber 9th. Gifts were exchanged and an enjoyable time was spent by the who were present playing twenty-five Chinese checkers. The Marionette Show will be held at Irving Jr. High school Friday afternoon, December 23, 1938, at 8 p. m. Everyone is Invited, the admittance will be one used book, or as many as each party cares to bring, for use in iKXipitalB, crippled children and shut-i- . Santa Claus will be present to greet the kiddles with tokens of the Christmas season. One of the most tastefully decorated stores of the Sugar House district is the Granite Drug Co. store. Go in and look over their Christmas sug gestlons. U. S. Open Farm to Treat 1,000 Narcotic Addicts FORT WORTH, TEXAS. A new United States public $4,000,000 health service hospital devoted to narcotic addicts has been placed in operation with 250 patients. The narcotic farm, a few miles southwest of Fort Worth, has no walls, and the directors intend to give fullest freedom to patients. "It is the governments policy to treat addicts as patients instead of criminals," said Dr. W. S. Ossen-for- t, who is in charge. "Our problem is making a healthy personality out of a warped and unstable personality." Seventy-fiv- e per cent of the patients will be consigned by federal courts. They will be narcotic addicts who are believed to be harmless. The other 25 per cent will be voluntary patients. The farm will accommodate 1,000 Work is planned on patients. $1,300,000 worth of new buildings. The farm will have its own workshops and facilities for agriculture. Patients will be kept in dormitories, and the only restraint will be a wire fence about the premises. Doctors said they anticipated no trouble from patients leaving the farm without permission. cidentally, he states, "tires also may be purchased at Western Auto on easy terms. "Another welcome and practical gift is a set of seat covers, Mr. Jepperson says. The substantial reductions offered during Western Auto's sale make It easy for you to select the pattern and color that will harmonize with any car Interior. Besides brightening the interior appearance, and protecting upholstery, seat covers serve the important end of enhancing car resale value too. "Many camp goods Items are also Included In this Christmas Budget Stretching sale, and of course, there are hundreds of other articles from which to choose that offer big savings at Western Autos regular low prices, says Mr. Jepperaon. "A factor of added value to the purchaser of auto accessory gifts from Western Auto Is that no matter where you send them in the West, they may be exchanged at any of the firm's more than 200 stores, should they be not the exact type for the car. Check up on your costs every week . . . Maybe ysu are pay ing too much. Maybe you are not getting the best . . . Read every Ad in this paper to check up on your buying. Advertising pays - - YOU I |
