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Show UTAH VALLEY NEWS And The I Praised Reach. Regional Warehouse At Orem G of C. Banquet Utah Valley, a land of magnificent crops, The arrival of 2000 pounds of fresh meat, pork, mutton, and beef, at the East Central regional L.D.S. church security warehouse this week, and the promise of considerable quaWith this issue, we present the UTAH VALLEY ntities more to come, offer a most gladsome Christmas cheer NEWS, s newsmagazine of local affairs in Provo, Provo gift for hundreds of people in the Sharon and Utah stakes, Bench, and Utah Valley, owned and published and controlled according to C. Lucius Laudie, manager of the warehouse where Nature has lavished everything man could desire, fertility, is yet surpassed in only one thing me ood Journal" ANNOUNCEMENT scenery, tar-seei- man in any community is worth more than many farms, according to Harrison E. Merrill, guest speaker at the Orem Chamber of Commerce "good will banquet" held Tuesday night at the Uncoin high school. people, every dollar of its capital coming from at Orem. of this community, who are deeply interested in The gift of moat came from thr welfare of this city and its surrounding area, in buildi- the Blending ward of the San ng up this district, establishing industries here and assisti- Juan atake. Bishop John Rogers ng in every worthwhile project for helping the people at dispatching tha shipment. It home to maintain themselves and become independent of will be delivered fresh to those In outside domination. need. Reciprocating the gift, the The NEWS editorials are and will be written by our Sharon atake le sending a shipown citizens, not dictated by outside interests, and the ment of apples to the San Juan atake. and also to the Salt Lake policy of this paper will be always found in the interests of atake for distribution before the people of this community. Christmas, according to Prenl-deThis paper is successor to the Journal, its legal A. V. Watkins, of the Sharrights as a publication in this state having been purchased by the on stake. Utah Valley Publishing company, and the name of The The Tlmpanogoa stake, another Journal changed to the Utah Valley News. unit In the East Central region, We ask our subscribers to read these ads. and to sup- la sending several truck loads of port those advertisers which support this paper. is a fresh turnips to the regional It matter of community interest and self help that our subs- warehouse thin week, it is recribers recognize this vital relationship existing in the ported, which also will be dispublication of a paper devoted entirely to the welfare of its tributed gratis, to other stakes within the region. readers. ' A most welcome addition to the Our advertising policy however does not include Christmas cheer being arranged liquor or tobacco advertising for the very reason that such Church hy the things security board la u do not build communities nor are they for the benefit or a shipment of two carloads of welfare of the users, as even those who use them will agree. coal from The Carbon stake, notiWe have no other feelings in the matter, are not antagonist- fication of which waa received toic to those who do use these things, but will not lend ours- day from President George E. C. Ll'Cll'S LAURIE elves nor this paper to the destruction of youth, nor the Jorgenson of Price. This coal and Manager L D. B. Secretary enticement of boys and girls from the teachings of their will be distributed through Utah Warehoane Regional parents. This policy applies also to beers and wines. If county. Eleven stakes make np the we cannot live and succeed without recourse to such finaEast Central region: Lehl, Al- been the order of the day at this ncial help as the tobacco companies and the wine and liquor center for some pine, Tlmpanogoa, Sharon, Utah, Church security interests offer, then we will leave the field to others. Kolob, Palmyra, Nebo, Carbon, time, the total work and materials However we feel that the support of the people of this Emery, and San Juan. The ad- Involving $3600, every dollar of community will be given, for though a man may use these ministration headquarters are In which has been donated by church things himself almost every man is anxious that his boy or Sharon stake, with Mr. Lendls members. One building has baan and his family, recently moving reroofed, and tha entire layout girl does not use them. This paper desires to be welcomed rewired. Shelves and ino the newly painted and - has beenconveniences in every home in this community. have been Interior, located at of Oram; mayor dwelling, With The Utah Valley News is also published the A feature of the concert wu Incoming ' been' fleshInstalled! have Yards which Voice of Sharon, the twirling done by John Tldo, solo by Harold Brsrstoa, well known to thousands of readers In Orem. and tha road leading to the ed, an addraas Warehouse was and by encored; Regional who made such a hit In Kansas Utah Valley and throughout Utah. This paper will contMr. MerrilL Remodelling and painting has center has been gravelled. City when he and Dick Burr were a inue a The Voice of news own Sharon, its banmaintaining A special feature of the as Puture of farmers delegates writers and in every way continue to serve its people as America there recently from quet was the explanation by C. before. The publication however of the Voice of Sharon Future Furman of H. the Davies, Orem. In fact Tldo "stole the show In Kansas City, and re- of America srtivltlee, In which will be done by the Utah Valley News, and advertisers will obtain the advantages of both papers, all ads. in either lCostl1 m Past Twm) peated his performance before the Bcera board audience. paper appearing in both papers, due to the fact that the Mr. Terry, during the banquet, Christmas Festivities subscription list of Provo Bench has been added to the sub outlined the activities of the scription list of the Journal, and both have been suppleAt Top Speed band, relating bov hey had raised mented by hundreds of additional subscribers of the Utah Reducing; Provo titys indebtedness substantially and at the money for their uniforms, Throughout Provo News. Valley for municipal same time increasing; the the credit to the Provo bench, formed or Nature through millions o( yeert ol preparation, Is one of the world's greatest etorehousei, whose fertility la being unlocked by wona veritable derful waterways Garden of Eden, commented Ur. Merrill as he waxed eloquent In portrayal of the vision of greatness for this delightful farmlna area which had been the theme of the gathering up till that tim. in one of the most enthusiast gatherings ever held In Orem. Almost sixty people were seated around the long tables spread with a bounteous dinner, starting with fruit cocktail, filled with chicken and vegetables, and ending with pie a la mode, all prepared and served by the Lincoln high school "tlgerett club glrlt,. E. H. C alder, secretary of the Orem Chamber presided, (Introducing J. Erval Christensen toast muter, who kept the banqueters In fine humor through- achievement. Tbs uniforms are out no paid for, and $100 hi raised to buy them an L.H.S. Band Preceding the banquet the en- necessary equipment for the band. tire membership ud visitors were Advertising Orem had repaid for guests of the Beers board, at the everything, since the band bid Lincoln high school band con- played repeatedly throughout the cert, the first full dress uni- country. The program which followed formed appearance made hy this band sines they acquired their included two numbers from the new complete suits and cape and girls' sextette, led by Mr. Tarry, capes. Led by K. B. Terry, the and mads up of Rhea Pjms and band did 10 minutes of excellent company; clarinet solo by Dies playing for the large audience Vernon; a reading by Carol Her-rlan address by B. 1L Jolly, which filled the theatre. bp local citizena ut 1 r, . and gave and to the Chamber Band mothers for the This and That By g. a s. A column of comment Wise and Otherwise Driftwood Harrison R. Merrill speaking from the heights usually lifts his hearers to the heights We cite his poem. "Let This Be Heaven" Where would Provo be without the "Y"? Is It true Provo hu more widows proportionately than any other city or town In the state? Mayor elect Jolley of Orem swung Into action In a Mg way by annexing Provo on tbs south and all north, to Orem the center place, In his Orem Chamber of Commerce luncheon speech .... and Alex Hedqulst applauded the 8tlU a lot of old speech, lumbled-dow- n fences along the state highway la Orem needing attention. It's good to see two fine church plants along Lakevlew-VIneyar- d highway nearThe Mesing completion siah at the Tabernacle, an exquiIsfj lug spiritual treat site, soul-sunder the mag!e baton of the gifted young leader, John HallL, Most timely theme day for leadership week, "Security In Zion" The memory of Provo's beautiful Christmas parade still lingers. With Christmas only a week away, Provo everywhere Is hi Its busiest state of mind, preparations for the holidays bslng sn-dway with tveryona participating. Schools particularly an clearing sway their lessons and their tests, snd In most of them special exercises are bslng planned. At Fnrrer junior high tbs Parent-Teachassociation hu already held n play and music evening for pitroni of the school, with Principal J. W. Thornton and Superintendent J. & Moffltt us guest speaker!. Berg Mortuary The uausl annual Berg Mortuary party Is scheduled for Dec. 24, which la one of IBs highlights of the children's Christmas parties. This Is a combination program, cooperating with the principals and tencham of tkn ichoob tbs city, and in alwnyi attended by about 1000 children. Professor John R. Halllday of the of B. Y. U mule department, Was Mary McGrrgory, of tha B. Y. U., and Harold Thurston of the Lillian Smith Dancing School In Provo arc loading dlncton In tho children'! eetlvitlee it the party. The Leglonilm Ilk aviso ar making marry, their big party taking pines last night at the Armory, with their Camillas pro sent, and Santa Clans on ths job. banding out bin of candy and nuta to nil. Mn. Aides Chelwln bad rhnrgn of game, ud tbit tells tho story of the fun they bad. Prison and novelty contacts made np a wonderful evening. Dughfews of Ploaeoio Tho Daughters of the Utah Pioneers am not neglecting their part either. Sntnrdny they will e tho old folks, ud It is whlspeqrd: Christmas boxes to thorn, That the new Flee and Ten with Mrs. Roy Passey In churn bedding on Outer ferret waa of tho party. Mayor Mhrk Anballt largely by eufadde workmen derson and members of the ally at esse dlatri-bal- 70,000 Cans Fruits and Vegetables Preserved By Church Security Program In Sharon-Uta- h Cannery expenditures improvements, with an optimistic outlook for the coming; year mark the announcement by Mayor Mark Anderson and the city commission of a public hearing; to be held Dec. 21 at 10 a. m. to consider the proposed 1938 budget, which lists expenditures at $272,969 and estimates reduced costs of city administration by $S4.-642.6- 9. thi onslaught necessary. insure success. outstanding feature of tha report la that Sharon stake, We are planning a city-wiproduced tho 7,200 eans will require only 1S00 cana for repair Job on onr side walks, and III own nan. Pralaa for this accomplishment has been freely voiced many other minor improvements. by charch authorities, u it leaves 0000 cans for distribution In Our canyon water line win oe other sect Iona which may need them. The Utah stake allottment of extended up to South fork 11,000 cans will likely to needed in full by that atake, according to Mr. Bigler's report springs. We will be prepared to make the most of the Deer Creek and water when It Is available for and eonnty commissions are par- Relief Society pageants, Mrs. other are festivities. organisations giving exchange. Several major extenin the ticipating In Christmas sions and improvements are featnrea. 'of npeclal I. Phoebt Spanish Markham, Mrs. Mable Kirk, Mrs. moat wards. Fork; planned for the water works distribution system within the city. Nellie J. Olsen, and Mrs. Florence Bearer Kxtenalon Baird will assist President Passey Following Mntnal next TuesMrs. Sadye Lewis "The big west side sewer proof the D. U. P., In carrying ont day evening other Mrs. Jonee of the and Josephine ject as well as several drains plane for tha Infirmary party. and extensions will entertain the sewer Churches throughout the dty Y.L.M.I.A. era planning Christmas perils lady officers and teachers of the There ara many other needed proand programs, with most of them organisation at the home of Mrs. jects and services thst most wait In 1988. announcing Santa Clans to he Lewis. Olfta will be exchanged. should he completed are improvements major these nntil others present Sunday, while Judith Caffntt, age 8 years la are out of the way. showing pageants and plays at the evening meeting. Mntnal Im- at the Alrd hospital following a Municipal Fewer Question For months wa have waited provement association programs. major operation. wherever Aa which has PLEASANT Prlsa 6R0VE-UND0- winning performaasm were given by Grandview and wards at tho annul M. Vineyard VOTE TODAY ON DEERCBEEL I. A. Roadahow finals staged at the Lincoln High School auditorVoting takes place today by ' ium on December 3rd. ' n residents of Pleasant N Grove-Lln-do- metropolitan area, to decide the question of subscription for Qrandvlew'i act entitled, M. L prepared and presented under tha direction of Nina P. Carter, was ananlmoualy declared winner of tha $6.00 prlsa In tho clasa B" division, and Vineyard's act "In tha Land of directed hy Nothing Strange", Mrs. Joy O. Clegg, waa awarded first prise la the class "A" dtvto-loTwo votes were . east tar Vineyard, whlla ono judge gave hla decision In favor of Sharon's snappy "The Music Box"- - set directed by Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. On The Air", 600 acre-feof Deer Creek water. The election ordinance cites the cost at $38,000 to city and town areas within the district, and D. B. Thorne, 8. A. Kirk, J. E. Hardman and WrenarJ Tomlinson are the director. Voting takea place at city hall in Pleasant Grove, with Emily Rae, J. If. Armlatead, and Thomas Fenton Judges. At Llndon the votes will be entered at the amusement hall, Benj. Walker, Arnold Hooley, and Elisha May-heCampbell. being Judges. Judges were Mrs. Mangum and John Brown of Provo, and Van A PRAYER Walker of American Fork. No second or third Qlva mo clean hands, clean named, but all of tha words, and clean thoughts. Help rated highly by the Judges, me to stand for tho hard right tertalnment valna In all tha against tho easy wrong. Save ma this year aa exceptionally from habits that harm, teach ma as attested to by the enthnalaetle to work hard and play aa fair n response of tho aedlenee. Tho executive offtoan of tha Thy sight alone aa If the whols world saw. Forgive mo whon I Mutual Improvement AmoalaUM am nnklnd and help ma to forgive axpreas appreciation and thanks tho who ara unkind to mo. to tho wards for In staging the acts so Keep me ready to help others at some cost to myself, illy. Approximately 111 Chinese to do a little fcobpb participated lnhi day, and so grow more like Christ form slices, ud ticket William Dewitt Hyde. port 110 paid ad: et n. w ' Optimism Sounded By City Officials As They Announce Public Hearing on 1938 Budget; Mayor Makes Statement of winter many hundreds of homes In Utah be stocked wltk more than 70,000 cana of Utah valley Monday, Mayor Mark Anderson vegetables ns a result of tho activities of the Sharon-I'ta- h made the following comments: cannery which has now completed it operatlona. We are optimistic about A report of Its production for the past season has Just been outlook fnr 1938. Provo's filed by Adclbert Bigler, chairman of the L. D. S. church security With anticipated federal ascommittee who has had charge of production, hla report being directed to the stake authorltlce In both Utah and Sharon. sistance and local revenues, we have planned to advance our According to this report more then one third of all production thte year has been from fruite and vegetables donated by the resimunicipal Improvement program dent of the two stakes, some 26,400 cane of corn, peaa. beets, in many waya and in many places. beans, peaches, pehrs, tomatoes, apple sauce, carrots, sweet cherries, This will be accomplished without this All canned. other varieties being pie cherries, apple Jelly, and Increasing the general debt of produce Is held by the Security committee for tho people of the two the city. In fact the debt will be least hy $20,000 in Several benefits accrue from this work according to Mr. Bigler. reduced at In the first place the custom work of nearly S0.000 cana provided X9S8. employment for many people during the put noanon. C. H. Poulaen, JOO Blocks of Pavement foreman of the cannery, la largely responsible for the excellent Work has already begun on 100 blocks of additional paveproduction record made by these workers. Then the Church security program under which these activities ment. When warm weather cornea have been carried on, provides 18,000 cane for Utah stake, and we will be ready to lay the as7,200 rani for Sharon ataka. This vast quantity of fine fruits an surface on a good gravel phalt vegetable will bo used this winter to relievo suffering and distress base at temperatures that will With Valley will fruits and Prize Winning Performances Rated High By Judges In M. I. A. Roadshow Finals de Dr. Nuttall to Address Lincoln P. T. A. Meet POST OFFICE OPEN Provo's post office will be all day Saturday, annoaneea J. Dangerfleld, postmaster, Dr. L. John Nuttall, Snperin-tendeages by special delivery, of Salt Lake City Schools, purchased In advance, late will be the speaker at tks Parent-- hy air mall, all will help Association meeting Christmas mall, ha addi of the. Lincoln High School and yonr parcels too,, and dont Junior High district, to be held currency or coins In letters,. next Tuesday evening, December Slet, at 7:30 In the High School. Following Dr. Nultalla address there will be soma time devoted to a discussion of the problems (in This bane) and Ideaa presented, after which lici, nett's in Provo a social will be given In the gym- Berry, Dr. J. O. nasium and refreehments served. Booterle Mrs. Ruth T. Johnson, presi- Carlson's Sport Shop dent of the Lincoln High School ITirintfnsen's Thrift Shop Parent-TeachAssociation, la In Consolidated Wagon 41 charge of the meeting and social. Machine Co. . n: Teacher for a decision from the Supreme Court of Utah on the municipal power. and light project. A favorable decision may necessitate some other procedure whnn tbs rourt points the way. 1088 Full of Promise "With a large Improvement program and such projects as the Deer Creek and the Utah Valley hospital, we are sura that Provo will continue prosperous and Qurs Is a city of culture and Industry. We have good foundations In both fields. We are fortunately situated to get the most from the natural resources of the state. Cnltnre and beauty are here also. Wa are fortunate and we Are thankful 1938 1s full of promise for Provo and Utah Valley. Indicating that both the property levy and the water levy will remain the same In 1938 as this year. City Auditor Mary p. Smith has placed on fllo for public Inspection a detailed budget estimate. Cltlsens may examine It at tho city and eonnty building the remainder of this week and Monday next, prior to tho public hearing Tuesday. ao-Mv-e. Our Advertisers er Open Forum to Hear Dr. L. E. Eggertson "Growing pains of a new world is the subject to be treated at the Public Forum December 33 at 8 p. m. In the Provo high school auditorium hy Luther E. Eggert-ee- n J. D., a graduate student of the University of California, a native of Provo, who la coming home for the Christmas holidays. Director Jesse Johnson of the Fornm has aelxed the occasion of Dr. Eggertsona return to have him appear before the public at this popular lecture and dlscua-alo- n forum, and announces that Jesse W. Crimea was winner of the speaker haa earned an entho annual Rotary oratorical con- viable reputation for forceful detest recently held la Provo, livery end sound loglo In hla adother flnalista being Eva B. Terry dresses. The public la Invited to of Provo, and Mas A. Yano of attend. At last night's open forum Bingham. Superintendent J. C. Moffltt of tho city schools. Dr. Harold T. Christensen, instructor T. O. Cromwell of Blackfoot, Ida., of sociology at the Brigham and Dr. Alonso Morley of B. Y. Young university, waa the speakU. wero tho Judges. Dr. O. H. Paco er, delivering en outstanding adof Provo Rotary club made the dress on tho emancipation of wopresentation to tho winners at men and resulting problems facing the world. Fridays club dinner.. . Drages Groceries Farmers 41 Merchants Beak Firmages Fletcher Furniture Exchange Hayward's Markets Hrnrokl'e I.G.A. Store Hill Bros. Hulsh Electric Imperial Cleaners . Kertrys Iae. I siraon Studio ' Lewie Ladies' Store Lrvene Lincoln Lnnrh I 41 H. Tire Go. Madam's Cleaners Mnstc Box Mntaal Coal Park-Ro-S- Peck Electric Provo (Imalng 41 Dyetag Provo Typewriter Oo. Ralph's Radio Sram-ltm-bn- Bhriver'e Spear Lumber Co. Stakes Studio Lumber Oe. Taylor Brothers Valley Flour 4k Feed Utah Timber 41 CoeL Tri-Sta- te ' |