Salt Lake Tribune | 1930-09-28 | Page 54

1 1 '±£2$ Or -- o THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING (zaras Utahns in Los Angeles i By MAUD L WEST Llr and Mrs Louis Sims relumed from a two weeks’ vacation rpent in the h'gh Sierra They alio motored through the Yosomlte Na- tlon&i park returning home via San- ta Cruz and the Sequoia National G M Prominent in Club Work cently married They will make their home in long Beach A beautifully appointed bridal luncheon was that presided over by Mi s R L Haw lev Mrs Robert King Mrs Ruion McMurrin and Mias fctel- hen they entertained jiWeyof vthetr forest m honor sister Miss Cora! Mrs Riila Mathias entertained on Haw ley a bride of the month Bridge eatura at te moon 1 he Wednesday at a bridge luncheon in1?McMurrin home on West f orty-thiInner of Mrs Ethel Knud sen of place was beautifully decorated in who Is spending some Lrigiiam ptt6te shades and (lf floerj PasLos in and visiting Angeles of ferns the tame color sdena Oovei were laid lor Urn fol- - oinieres the plnks aud biue Rnd orctud out in the table UulV ”rsV°nar of !'"’ carried Mrs Kelly anc) favors The guest of Mrs Mrs Wallace Jenven adena 'La llonor ha3 been the incentive for eda Jensen Mrs Bert Palmer Mrs Imany affairs among memChai les Barrhford Mrs Josephine bers ofprenuptial the Utah colony duiing the Whitaker of BeHedere Garden Mrs weeg I va MatKxk Mrs Ciertrude Levy past C Madsen left last week E Mrs Mrs E J Walters the guest of honvisit In New York or and the hostess High score pilze for an extended Washington and Philadelphia also Was won bv Mis Rose Kelly and BosJohn A Scott son of Mr and Mrs Niagara Fails AtlanticfarCity aa Salt Lake WtLiafn R Scott of Provo has re- -' ton She motoreda as trend few days visiting turned home following his release ‘lnA well as in Ogden 1 ivm a twenty-eigmonths' mis- -t relative there as non in the San Diego district of thc01-- ’le Hoes east Later ahe will a California mission Reed Anderson! cm bark for month's trip which will a South American and Pam eon of Mr and Mrs Otoige D demon of Grace Idaho was released am fnal tour on the 8 8 Califorwill return home in about nta She from missionary service on Septeme her 20 after serving in the Arizona six week district for the last two years He Dr and Mrs Elmer Frame enterwill return home early next month tained at their home on Sunday eve A marriage of Interest tn the Utah'ntng at a buffet dinner in honor of e colony was that of Miss Marie birthday anniversary of Mu eon and Rav Scovllle both of Jones which was bv Dr lywood Miss Emma L Whipple returned performed ! A McGowan on Friday evening to her home in Salt Lake last week After a brief honeymoon the young after having spent ten days visiting couple wtli be at home on Beech- - on the coast Wood drive In Hollywood V Hendrlcksen son of Mr Miss Marvel Kenney left last week Pliilip Mrs Elmo Hendrlcksen of Rich for a two weeks’ vacation winch will and is visiting with' friends mond be spent with relatives in Ogden and in Lavs Utah after Angeles having ben reFait Luke fehe will visit her parents leased to return home from the Long Mr and Mrs P J Kenney in OgBeach district of the California misMonday j I SEPTEMBER Bridge Lift to right Mrs II L Selley secretary and treasurer of the Lions Ladies' club for the cowing year Mrs Eugene Stacey chairman of the refreshment committee for the annual brUge party arranged by the state society Daughters of the American Revolution for Oct 10 at Memorial House Memory park PARK CITY — Following the summer vacation the G M Bridge club resumed its regular meetings 8atur-lr- v c day afternoon the members betngL‘ guests Of Mrs E M MoGmley Fafl flowers were used in different com- - ala' blnatlons throughout the rooms and ter Faith also formed a centerpiece for the luncheon table Four tables of Marie bridge were enjoyed with Mrs C O Hull and Mrs John Buck being prize of San winners ca)ir Jar-Tii- Parties Given for Popular Visitors dec-Ma- in ris are now In Arizona Min Viola WlnmlU daughter of Mrs E WtnmlU of Sugar City Idaho who has been in missionary service and the - was a visitor in Los Angele during en route to her home a visit with relatives In Sait the past week after Lake and Ogden Leon R Pack of Balt Lake Is returning home this week having been released from the Los Angeles district after more than seven months’ work ma missionary Mr and Mr E L Richard have been visiting with relatives and friends in Balt Lake Ogden and Murray during the post week Miss Erma Baird daughter of Mr and Mrs Dixon E Baird of Vernal Utah has been released to return to her home after spending fever months In tlie Fresno district of the L D 8 church in Fresno district for the peat two ve&rs has been released to return home due to the death of her brother at Sugar City mission Orln Romney son of Mr and Mrs California Mr and Mrs Ralph Penn (Miss Grin Romney of Colonla-Dubla- n left on Monday for Mexico visited Los Angeles rela- Coia Hawley) And other southern points tives last week en route to Salt Lake Panama also will go to New York City City where he is to attend the Un- They and Washington D C iversity of Utah He was accom- Philadelphia for an trip and later will panied by hi sister Miss Mary Rom- visit in extended Moines Des Iowa They exney w ho Is to remain in California be to until late February gone pect as an 1 D 8 missionary Mrs Zells Kaiu of Inglewood is Mrs Geoige Banders of Hollywood has as her house guest her spending a few davs with relatives in daughter Miss Virginia Hills of Balt San Fernando valley Mrs Hazel Taylor entertained her Lake A number of social courtesies have been planned in her honor She bridge chib on Tuesday Besides the will also spend some time with Mrs twelve member of the club there were present the following former y W Packard In Glendale Mr and Mrs Henry Rohrs (the Utahns a guest of honor Mr Jane former Lenors Khkman) arrived Bergstrom Mr Alice Behllng Mrs from Balt Lake where they were re- - Lama Schemp Mrs Reta Btevenson for Cal fee with the neut noztvrjntfer HAaYimsriER Test this sensational new EASY Washer in your own home See for yourself how pluch safer faster easier no-wrin- gentler is its Daxnp-Drywhich replaces the ed Let how takes show us it you a tubful of clothes and whirls the water out of them in less thgn two wringer —3 fWitmxl and Mrs A L 8now and Mrs Eva Williams of Mfxa Ariz Mrs J O Wllknihon lias returned to her home in Ogden after a short visit witlx relatives in Los Ang-land Glendale She came here to bo present at the wedding of her slater Mlss Ella Stam whose recent marriage to John T Doyle was one of th social events on the Utah colony calendar Tile Matthews catnp Daughter of Utah Pioneers held its first luncheon of tiie season Friday In the reception hall of the ward Luncheon was served to more than thirty members and a program of music and readings was given Mr and Mrs Fred Lindquist of Hermosa have gone to vMt with relatives In Logan Utah They will remain there during the winter es Modern 'Woodmen Hosts PARK CITY—Park City lodge of the Modern Woodmen was host to the jnembers and their families at dinner at Luke's Hot Pot at Midway Tuesday evening Park City Couple Wed PARK CITY— Mr Cliloe Tuggles announces the marriage of her daughter Avis to llsrry A DopThe ceremony pler of Park City was performed in Salt Lake Wednesday afternoon After a short honeymoon trip the couple will make their home In Park City Mrs C V Hodgson Hostess PARK CITY— Mrs C V Hodgson entertained at dinner at Bchnletter's Sink Hole at Valparaiso Inch Will He Attacked VALPARAISO Hid (UP)— Long Lake Sink Hole which has defied railroad engineer for decades will be attacked once more by the Gary and Valparaiso Intrnirban company The sink hole consists of acies of marsh land that seems incapable of holding great weight and the only method devised thus far to permit railroad traffic to pass over it has been by trestle The ground Is bridged over like a body of water Years ago carload after caiload of filling material was dumped into the hole but it nearly all sank into the apparently bottomless swamp Only a small part of the material remains today to form an Island of solid ground in the morass ’"Hits sink hole must be on the edge of a steep incline of solid earth or rock which prevent the fill material from securing lodgment and thus letting it sHde down into the muck and soft earth” said Thomas Hamilton one of the railroad officials who is an engineer The plan devised by Hamilton Is to drive piling to prevent the earth from eliding down into the space By this method it is expected a catchall will be formed to retain the ma’ terial dumped Into the hole Springvillc Sends Many to College SPANISH FORK— Mr and Mrs Henry J McKell entrtauied at dinner Tuesday for the few remaining members of the old "Pepperbox" crowd Dinner was served at 4 o clock Dr George H Brimhall gave a toast Besides the host and hostess those present were Mr and Mrs Brimhall of Provo Mrs Laura Dar-gMra Jane Brockbank and Mrs Nancy James The hostess was assisted by Mrs Thelma McKell Following dinner the time was spent pleasantly recalling old tunes er Mrs Kate Savage Hostess PARK CITY — Mrs Kate Savage at an artistically was hostess ap- o’clock luncheon at her pointed home Thursday afternoon Purple aster and African marigolds formed both table and room decorations Following luncheon bridge was the diversion of the guests X Engagement Announced WEST JORDAN— Mr and Mrs J Hart announce the engagement of their daughter Adelia to Dewey Turner of Murray eon of Mrs Nellie Turner E Matron Is Hostess WEST JORDAN— Mr and Mrs Hugh Buckley entertained at dinner Sunday hi honor of their sister Amelia Buckley who ha recently returned home after spending three months In Europe Covers were laid for twelve guests Independent Girls Who Have Ambition Who Want to Really Amount to Something Boy Scouts of Cottonwood Area Receive Awards Sunday! Member Troop 50 Gains Eagle Badge One of ber 92 Gets Palm Medal Others of Roll at Court of Honor Awards will be presented to members of Bov Scout troops in Cottonwood district at a court of honor at 7 p m Sunday in the South Cottonwood ward chapfl Fiftv-thir- d South and Vine streets E Allen Bateman of Murray is chairman of the court or honor Alv Youngberg troop 50 will receive an eagle award and Howd Parry troop 92 a palm medal Star awards will be given to the follow uig: Ralph Fryer Charles E Wright Roger Andrus Robert Pike Earl R Bclnap Allen Alhngton of troop 50 and Hans Schulz and Wayne Oodtre of troop 92 Gene Lether and Russell Neilson of troop 50 will receive first class awards First class merit badges will go to Allen Alhngton handicraft Gilbert Allington handicraft and swimming Albert Cowlev carpentry and Kenneth Fryer wood c? Roger Andrus public health Debutantes rk f Girls Who Want to Be Num-- j - Lonr 4 4 i Course $15 Full Course $50 Safe rose ne Trade in your old washer on a new EASYi I DISTRIBUTORS PERMANENT WAVES Done by Our Expert Graduates Only IJlUll et -r izpi&r ta “der Ta-ke- gen-clcct- ed ZTT" j) and you receive a Card with 12 Free Finger Waves that will - the11 P°cal ice-ca- sum-clar- ed -T- ’ DEALERS 1 liin I moo himrrt I mom Furniture I luh at Con iPMinnfu! Smith lUrdMare to Murray It I (ah take manent Wave Call for Appointment — WASATCH 3370 ’ UTAH HIGH er Swenson A Huffakrr Magna VUb pe Ilrctnc Co ugrhouvr tfali Mutual 11 d no 4i Lbr Co Price Peer lose Iurnlture Co halina I tah It Charles Hauiufn Gunnison It tah (lenwood Merc Clennood Monroe help care of your Per- ' II W rljrht 4 Ron Co Of deft 1 Lnndvtrotn Furniture 4 Carpet Co tUh C If Carlson I limit ure Co Preston Idaho Olfsen MnntpHtrr Idaho ThlH Furniture Co Malad Idaho AHrtt Mercantile bprlnedalt Lull Nrv arfcln Mulr Lai Vet North C ache Mfrc Rmit hftelrt I tail Tho 1 lectrie Shop Hurlrv Idaho lh Amyrlru IdMetric fchop tho Twin I alls Rtsrjrs Ippl More Marker Idiho Home burn Ce flock hprinev Wyo Dhrt M toting MansJup (fall 73 i It ashen May Also Be Purchased From the Following W Month Try One of Our ve Nurse Tells of most careless opIlp'lltl in (IlOol erator or curious child cannot be harmed Per be-T- Sweden Names New Envoys to Sonlh America Kom-panl- Per Month Parties Begin Full Month Earlier! O Are Guests PARK CITY— Mrs Margaret Mat bison entertained the members O D E O Wednesday afternoon of By MARTHA STB AYER There is Miss Mary Parker ComFollowing a business session needleUnited Pres Correspondent ing daughter of the New Yoik conHostess at Shower were work ana the afternoon's music TOO 8PRINGVILLE— The gradWASHINGTON Sept 27 (UP)— gressman and Mrs Parker Coining PARK CITY— Mrs Henry TugMiss Dorothy Fell of Mis uating class of tlie SprltigvUle high diversions A dainty luncheon was IU gles was hostess at a miscellaneous school going to be a long hard but Im- Ogden L Mills by daughter served to ten members Is well represented in the varia previous marshower compliment ary to Miss Avis ous debutante season in Wash- riage and Miss Laura universities of the 4 portant and f Palmer colleges Tuggles whose marriage took place state this year Zelln Argyle Elvln daughter of Admiral and Mrs Leigh ington New Library Hooks Wednesday afternoon in Salt Lake Anderson and The season for blossoming society C Palmer The wealth and social rred Clyde will attend tho University of Utah Salt Lake buds and coming out parties will prestige of these three families arc Esther May cock Leo Crandall Hah following books will be added gin almost a full month earlier than well known Stevenson Arthur Hughes Madclyn to the public library Monday Sep- usual — the last week in October Grace Roosevelt oldest daughter Harrison Clark Madsen Amy Jones tember 29 1930 That means every debutante par- of the governor of Porto Rico and MISCELLANEOUS F’ern F'ay Averett ticularly those of families high in Mrs Theodore Roosevelt Is anqjher Ray Jenkins official life will have a more diffi- important drbutante who will Baudelaire — Baudelaire — P Jones Jay Strong Berne Kindred come Rachel Johnson Flarold Bissell Mer-le- and Poetry “Arthur Symons has cult tune than usual surviving tlie out In New York but also Is included Sumslon La Von Ashcroft given us a dellghtfid translation of constant round of luncheons and In tlie list of capital buds Verna Allan and Faunetta Peterson some of Baudelaires choicest writ-hR- teas dinners and dances up until Miss Adele Townsend Jahncke enrolled STOCKHOLM the at January I daughter of Assistant ScrrUry of Brigham Young inps’’ (UP)— Two new " Buchanan — Take Your Own Car The fact that the list of debutantes the Navy and Mrs Finest Lee to South university Provo diplomatic appointment America have been made by the Rex Packard Howard Lawr TJda Abroad and Find Your Own Europe is much larger tins year accounts for Jahncke will make her debut in Swedish government in response to Holley and Ted Anthon have enrolled "A book of modern independent nio- - the extended coming out season Washington and at her family s home There is Mias Katrina McCormick In New Oilcans Miss Caroline Hyde a demand from the Swedish expoit at the Agricultural college Logan tor car travel ” Cuutnan — Imagination "How to oldest child of Mrs Ruth Hanna Mc- disappointed social prognosticators a industries for better representation Ina Bird Jane Banner and Marlon Cormick now in the midst of a heated second time by electing to enter the will attend Henager's make the imagination fruitful " Beginning next year ths present ecutiva secretary of the department Business college Salt Lake Anna Coates —Outlaw Years “History senatorial campaign fight who will University of Michigan Instead of of commerce in Stovkholm Elnar Crandall the L D S business col- - of her debut this season making a formal social debut here pirates of the Natchez make Another very healthy and socially Miss Hyde is the daughter of Sec Modtg will be Sweden representa- lege and Ida Hoffman will attend Trace" woman tive in Peru Bolivia Fcuador Colum- Westminster college Salt Lake Mrs retary of Agriculture and Mis Hyde Davis— Farm legislator Expoit Debenture prominent bia and Venezuela with residence at Helen Fox Flora Martin lone Plan ‘ Historical and analytical ex- - Ruth Baker Pratt of New York also Last year ahe attended an exclusive has a debutante Lima At the same time A C C Had school here finishing her daughter Phyllis and amlnatlon of the plan dealing espe Margaret Huntington Pratt for whom an elaborate birth- girls’ Wlnqubit now commercial attache in Maurine Whiting have enrolled at cially with its effects' work The only really forwas at Madrid and Lisbon will serve in the the L D S hospital Salt Lake for a Diew — Maiy Gladstone the day Pratt party given dimal scheduled for her wi’l be affair "Her estate on Long Island sev- a tea dance to be given December same capacity for the above coun- - nurse s training couise 27 aries and letters cover the period summer eral weeks for— tries with residence in Bogota ago Miss Pratt was bv a wealthy woman from her home of her fathers four premiershtps " to lntioduced society at this state Kansas who spends the season Modig has had a wide experience! Howard Taft! mally Duffy — WilliHm 6h®als0 in Washington each winter— Mrs Jaboth in the foreign oHIlc of Sweden T 1 TlTosIr "The story of Tafts career is the 111 l0fal TI1S lllxIlIU II sllare " debutante affairs cob Leander Losse and in the royal board ol trade as of his country in the last fifty story well as in private banking and retail " yeais business For several years he UOUIUCi Hallway — Robbing Youth of it "Life of the nmn who is the ouUtand-"- A Clarence Rowan Heads vice president of the Nordlska Germany today" Religion spiritual autobiogra-1'ffiiur- e White— How Sweden largest department to Fly an Airplane White Pine Legion Post store Wlnquist previously has been wl-ASww’’ commercial attache in Colombia and i Unrculists In istud in strati'cv Nev — Clarence Rowan was ELY liat is bv Boulder going to be loaned therefore knows the ituation well book Mr Wickham carries his About the North r dam Senator L Odde told of White Pine ve'rvenTs'of' into'the the me auinor was members of the Fly Lions club this01"01 ulp dlr‘'tor °! tlle Greenland cxpedl- - e'aIS 01 nMXlen thouhtlp05t r°’ 3’ An'CTlca Legion at tlie week Tlie senator said that imniedl-!'!1- 0 election Wednesday night following of Michigan ntclv after the passage of the dam u "m? " I1®UPUniversity r'f Arctic aerological Ammcrs-Kulle- r bill he had consulted offklals of campaign among the — Jenny Hevste n s a tlon to study winds over the Career bureau of fisheries and plBni already "An actress confused her legionnaires p Greenland had been put under way lor heavily 'role life’ with her real life and bn- - Other new officers are Joe Hnb'on PROVO— "Beneficial physical ae- - stocking the lake with game fish Humphiey Beloved Community iRuth Iir't vice commander An example of fine American prose" periled both’’ tivtty is more predominant In the iim tg s fprmed Barker — Redman Cave Murder 'Mathis Kimberly second vice llcnrj' com-"A- n schools tixlav than ever before" de- - Carp coming down from Utah and ' Hunt — Audit of America "A inlander Park Grier Ely third vice absorbing jtory" Miss Irene Harris Provo clty'c0iorndc) will he a pest to be com- - mnrv °f recent economic changes In — Three Half Moons ' Flor-- 1 commander G W Bair Brent Ely finance school nurse before members of the bated said Oddte and the bureau tllp United Btate of South America ence under the Medtcls " ctflccr M J Clarke Elv chaplain: local Rotarv club FVldav noon Ivuii foPg to plant iii the lake a sjvec iesl Gi'cs 'aluable information on the Bromfield wenty-four Leo Dcklcman historian Hours and Ely Moie health work is being carried 0f game fish which activities of the eccmomlt' development and industrial "A novel of New York Rube Kerr of Elv sergeant at aims conditions of the country " on in behalf of the children and thus earn will not destroy — Four Fruitless Felons Chesterton new Installation Joint of officers they are becoming better physically The lake will ba 125 miles long and' Keenan— Steam Tables and MoIIler "A delightful entertainment will be held by the legion post and than for many years she said First lt u planned to develop a number Chisholm — Red Bill “Tale of tlie tho womens auxiliary on October 8 are grad pupil especially receiving resorW aionK jt3 shores as well as North Woods" tiie benefit of this work as the communities wherever Lehmann — A Note in Music “A Two Dr other s Sentenced qulrement of a pliysieal examination possible according to the senator novel of charm " for every child before entering s hool Porter-Colo- ssus “A capital story "for Striking Officer is bringing about a much healthier of a football player” condition in the classroom Tuns Line Plane From — & Cathewood Child of Rndzwill Mis Harris lauded the doctors of BEAVFR -- William E Lees was ’ Pathetic' tragedy of Alexei found Pity the city for their coopeiatlvn In Tashkent to Moscow " gulltv of striking a public son of Nicholas II for those who aie disillusioned bv hs bv a Jury In Judge Coxs court helping to carry on the health work So'Tirman — fapaniih Lover "A m the citv She outlined the wo-TASIIKFNT U S S R (UP) —A practical manifestations in the mod-- historical romance ivre and was sentenced Wednesday ” to tMrtv davs in tail and a 00 fine picven'in? the spiead of disease rrgu!ar passenger air line between ern world of Last Isand Women Stacpoo’e— bv immunization for diphtheria and Tashkent and Moscow was recently! Owen— Journal of a Hi brother Fred E Lees peaded “A story of a haunted island " ’An origuial smillixvx being cairied on in the city put into oiveratlon During 1748 to 1757 gulltv to tlie same offense and wav and pointed out the need of an ordl- - It links up at one end with the Journal’’ CHILDREN S BOOKS fined 100 and ninety davs in Jail 1 i n el Robinson A Stearns— Ten Thou-menance regulating the sale of milk The Jail sentence was suspended Acheson — Judy in Constantinople — Facts about in Wits district Other needs and at the other with Moscow Ber-j sand Small Loans Adams — Mountains Are Free tn 109 cities in 17 states out bv Miss Harris Included route Direct air OPENING SOCY AL ARRANGED Blalsdell— Kelpies Run Away more h'gh school supervision and tion between Furope and the Near Russian Agriculture Dining the RICHFIELD —The Third ward ReCapuana — Golden Feather War ‘Deals with the ‘rural econolief society of Richfield will hold an Cawthorpe —Canary Village my and 'the land settlements ” Little Wooden Farmer rpenn'" social In tlie ward Relief So-- n Dalglcish— Sihmukcl A Sprecker— Art of I bberg— Fifty Fathoms tv had at 3 o'clock September 30 Peep 1‘ A TERPILL AR Business Thinking 'Pi cresses Fniereon— Mr Nip and M- - luck ptetma or” to the of then — m ilved semnthe -' a’ck Mis F -vans iJPl i qulap rieetirgs the follow mg Tims-- 1 Creek Derry of To'-rii'iill bov was huu- - tifc appuiiicti to piob'oms of uu 1 Eerscn— vvi't 3( uft Cave Tlie sonal who be a fare- -' iv tered the class of Miss Florence F giy A cileipnlar attrai led He ate ness ' ell f unc ion lor Termer mpmbrs A Pratt at Stiurtleff school here recent- - it W hen his mouth s filed mother Welles— This Dcluate Love Of 180 exhibitor at the Milan who were trails erred other wards he made the twelfth member of Newport took him to a dix'tor who volume of verse 1‘aiv automobile show this year 24 bv the recent division Riid a welcome Wi his family to start schooling under it moved many liahs Item the tender horn Anieuca and only nine to new members who have come ' 'skin that teacher iphjr of president ion Hindeuhurglfroai Itoiy i ijpum ocher waid Mert Monroe t Ltah R J law Delta Lull Hatch Merc Co Pangultrh I’tah iwmman Mercantile hanab (tab Dixie Power Co Cedar City I tah Dixie Power (o M George I tah Goodman TldfoaU Co Hr Nevada Goodman Tirihail Co Ruth Nevada (toodman Tldhall Co McCillI NeT od Holden I tah John et nal I unhcr Co ernal I tah Mrrf flrfevijlr I iah I'arkmwn Lltctfu Murixy Itah SCHOOL m Slave-Deal- or er at is BEAUTY ‘ -- conm-c-irowet- s CULTURE ’ ie ihhihi’ m c1 1 1 ENROLL NOW 4 Many Capital Beauties Enter Society 4 1 Just That— Season ' EASY Terms tasy The Beauty Profession Offers You swimming Marvin Carlisle life saving and swimming Darwin Dowsett swimming conservation and leather-- 1 work and Harold H Dowsett farnii mechanics bee keeping and masonry ah of troop 50 R B Stone dairying! and farm layout Raymond Tame dairying Hans Schulz dairying and athletics Willard Labrum dairying Wayne Godfrey dairying Douglas' Shaw dairying Max Carlston dairy-- 1 ing Harold Walker dalrving and Metlln J Shaw conservation and mining all of troop 92 Second class merit badges will be given to Reed Vincent personal health Leo Wright personal health and Theo Wright agriculture all of troop 50 4 f in Business for Themselves Harold Drage 6wimmlng and life! saving Vein Nicliol swimming R El Wayman first aid pioneering per- -i sonal health handicraft and bird study Charles E Wright horsemanship and handicraft: Leland Dowsett Facinu 4 PARK CITY— The members of the teaching staff of the Park City public schools were guests of the boaid of education at a dinner served at Luke's Hot Pots Monday evening D O E (Erker) leath-erwo- Staff Guests Teaching r' To Become At Dinner Parly J wasfoCK minutes —all without effort on your part You can get the EASY Washer now at new low prices — the lowest at which any nowringer EASY was ever offered Pay for it on EASY terms Fhone us when to come for tho free demonstration C 31 GIRLS! the-lan- d cr I WANTED Meet Old-Time- rs Hot Pots Friday evening complimentary to her guest Mrs W I Bnydcr of bait Lake Phone totloyfora are They Wat-lth- Miss Burdette Knight entertained sixteen of her Junior league friends on Saturday afternoon It being her sixteenth birthday anniversary The afternoon was featured bv games Mr W T- Msrtsolf of Redlands who house guests of Mrs Uri Stewart Sr and Mr and Mrs Albert Stew art With the latter they were entertained at dinner Monday by Mr and Mrs Robert-Jex- : Tuesday by Mr and Mrs Fred 8 Dart at whose home William J Stewart of Myton also was a dinner guest Sunday Mr and Mrs Johnson were dinner nests of Mr and Mrs William A S omaby Wednesday in company with Mr and Mrs Mark Johnson they left for Salt Lake for a brief visit with Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson before returning to Richfield de sion Francisco guests of Mr and E BANISH FORK— Popular visitors Itf SpanL'h Fork during the Mrs W homecoming were Mr and Mrs Quet Johnson of Richfield Idaho lonuer A Sayer were residents of the city ht den 1930' Guests at Sayer Home Club Resumes Its Meetings rd Raymond T Ballev Nephl Utah: riwood Bingham Burley Idaho and Jessie Burnham Kirtland N M forming the suiiervisliig committee of the Mutual Improvement asocial ion and PriBiairiay schools mary associations of the California mission are now making a tour of the lnp'lon which will cover a radius of 7000 miles Tiiey are accompanied by Funice Anderson of Man-- ti Wiiford Burnham of Logan Utah and Pauline Humpherys of Shelley Idaho musicians 1 he company has thus far visited the Los Angeles Long Beach San Diego and San Bernardino districts of the mission 28 'UiUtaiA ’ 3rd Floor Clift Illdg