| Show THE SAIT LAKE TRIBUNE 20 23 1034 SATURDAY MORNING DECEMBER of the NEWS AND VIEWS FROM SCHOOLS Prrent Itouin 21 ‘Riinta Tntr I’lay Iwer Fliln lm i 1 1 Huier Alien Harriet Flume HliKrnan (erth lie Hunker ilaibir Hiu1 VrptiPiinin a Jh’M I'whlniry Ilaihara Marl n Editor Rue S ird ikrr A‘t'aie Idltor IMIRV'N St Motile- - The 1hh ' and girl in room 21 s at t’e parti in heil lake a Re t ” were Noital Adolph Sla nm Wand Shepard Cor lard don Rat Hi "V S' fTirlletuen Hrvm'lil WnUtmi C'd Fngberf Margaret ltoehm Kfllhryn Si hneidrr Mary Ijhi Mi Garry Muriel Jonr Arnold Rich JUehard llutler Bob C'lm ll4 Sorensen Ilrly hruimu ihicr bv milking thia a happy Chnslnul lor many needy families I lie I f -- Santa U jrolnf arroM bridge 1 hr little pap r Houses In Ml aleigh ith th MADISON WU DC 11 1$) — But have cotton on tha roofs for snow mtrrjr Ud W at hand both forgot the sacriCharles ad a ChrLlmaj play It bis i In halth home today hOO" fices the suffering of aeven opera Don Jar kson and about a tnowman atrule the hoped for Christmas Hons and the si month of confinePaul Caiter took the leading parla ing to hi mother The morning cits gave a play about giftFor five In a clinic at Roeheiter Minn dreary year Mr B H ment Seals aacrificed and gav unstinting as Charles alowly took half a dozen devotion to her on who uffrwd an tepe affliction that made bones In hie legs The bo? wi forced to leave high been teiy buiy and happy all month 40 irim fieshmen year (hey broke from ordinary m hoot duimg hi I’" paring lor a ChiLalrna She gave pull of her After yews of suffering at home lie paity(umhjM given Thursday to a group of chil- bones to cure him waa removed to the hospital and dren from the Neighborhood House Marilry too chief tare placed under aurgeon Stricken Youth Walks for First Time orthopedic Througlwrut Chari' f ght for r " “I in Five Yrnrs k lirisimas jYcirs'"'"oide submitted to two oprr vu river improving the appearance of the alceam and park Some finder-bnuh aUo hat been Cleared Out In- - ''onrrrlr Hrlaininar Wall Httrr Prulrct l’rk On ZT::Z" SiS U ir SHOSHONE Idaho— About II Sho whif tmj work vss under ay latume to have piece of bone th pped hona meo hate been regularly era Jim Improvement! affect t Iwimming Into oon-lpothe from her lrga and grafted ployed for aonie tune erecting uo The work la dlril- (he( Af’cr ath oper’jrrt retaining wall breaks In hi bone along IUttC a CVnriUn park oarwtakcr j $y ation ahe waa confined to bed for wood river through Marly U Good nd Street Commissioner M U Vt ebb’ three week ling perk O Ulrhfleld la Hi a provldei a rock retaining a all Surgeoni aald Charles' left leg ls against cured but that he will need to rh (or about 300 linear feet - along the women In a Londoncompeting knitting contest s r — c— rise rare for the other Irg lor m j j - n- oih" Fmplnvmrnt In cotton apinnirig In Belgium has Increased 60 per cent in a month and in plants are winking on double ahlfL - TURKEYS a better thaa It waa Thinkulrtn time Onr ter? bifheet quality (ho 1 Trim) U ZSc per lb Zury aaa la a ahort plump youk clear bird W bar cheaper tuihrya loo — Ac per pouad cheaper— aad the are feed eua fewls aad will eerr anciently Tkeqaalltr ! price ok th Nrw Yr v ntrs luncheon of tli Rolary club By these cept on committee Included Manjane Crow Harriet liar °n they strengthened their repute- - RrrV‘ have been realm ‘ r‘7d non a being on of the bet If nof L‘ e W tudv them at hon The entertainlh best organ raUon of 1U kind ever Blame Rasmussen ment committee consisted of Eugene them to the cU" mt It ben t Rooegielt "biproducd ml tor Timmons Arnold Hultquist Douglas ipome similar t hrutm dance and Christensen Carlvle Crockett Kayle Phturehow put the finishing Soberg TwVa kVT report Our hool''nd and June Vt ebb week and U the tu ml touches on the decided to sub for Santa for were Game played lunch was home t0 th)nt no mot 0 It piU cere ked ervtd ani the Christmas story told needy fnillrs 2 1835 to bring the follow mg things if they The party closed with each child gocould affoid to Changes randy apand ing down the Varied Citen Program ples and good toys Room 2J18 is help being presented by Santa Jr (Bill a bov ing familr that has a girl Shurthff) with a taffy apple which bov t We aie By Student of 7A Grade the kindergarten children had pre 12 a girl 8 ai d would going to get the things they pared for the occasion Vlrgmis Hair Editor We hope our family like if possible Loul-Editor Associate Whitaker a Chustmas Fs very happy DOUGLAS SCJJIOOL — M rs Ethel Glee Club Sing Carol R Rileys room hid a program Frl ‘Adoration’ Pageant Every Noon at School dav according to Seldon Wells 7A Some of the numbers on tha program Parents for Repeated Constance Self Editor were A piano ado Betty Newton violin solo Albert Lofquist Jewsharp Harold Hargreaves Associate Editor Bob Connelly Editor WEBSTER SCHOOL — Thla year solo Bob lerguson Christmas story Lois Wheatlake Associate Editor the members of the Webster glee club solo Richards Virginia piano ROOSEVELT JUNIOR HIGH Foley After the program the seventh sing carol every noon These Christ BCHOOL— Roosevelt really entered Hair carols the rest of mas songs with the Christmas decorafor sang Into the Christmas spirit with zest graders tions make a very pleasant atschool the last week The mam event of the — Ellen Jan mosphere Some of our favorite songs KerrSAjeportsiWc was the Christmas pageant finished our Christmas presents for are "Silent Night" “The First Noel' "The Adoration” given Thursday our mothers and fathers in plenty of "O Little Town of Bethlehem" December 20 Under the direction time to take them home We think "Away In a Manger" and "Jingle of Miss Etta Nelaon w'lth the festival our Bells " parents will be pleased I would chorua led Jolally by Mrs Matilda This year the pupils of room 16 to tell you what the gifts like surely H Durham Cahoon and Mrs George If I did it would give our chose to draw names and bring presare but once was twice the pageant ents for the person whose name was given away for the student and again at night secret Leona Coslanza 4A writes: Some drawn They also had a program In Each performance for the parent of the children In our room made Miss lone Spencer’s room This prowaj a success Other teachers who cards and posters The gram was provided by members of aided In the production wete Miss Christmas be the class cards will given to our parent on Laura Samson In charge of the cos- Christmas tumes and Mr Roland Olson and Mr Italy has Increased its population Karel Kerr says that the 8A group 8 per cent in the past LoranPowelson In charge of the had a play called "Bob Cratchits approximately 13 years Population Increases in its stagehands of Christmas” some After the play Mr Harold J Our principal largest ten cities have reached 28 Stearns and our student body offi- the pupils told stories or111recited cent a long per Baker has Jean for been Marco cers Richard McMmn Stohl time of the reports Beesley Joyce and Ladd Katherine Stumm Kenneth grade Her classmates are eager John Poulton Journeyed to Provo third to welcome her back where they paid a visit to the Dixon junior high of that city Broadway We re proud to say that quite a Kindergarten Entertain number of former Roosevelt students 41 EAST BROADWAY were connected with the play ‘‘The For Neighborhood Ilouge Tbs Largest Little Meat Boomerang" given at the East high Market in Tows Allan Thomas Editor school last week Among them were Ostler Associate Editor Virginia Bill Coomb Carol Woolley Bernice have HAWTHORNE SCH001-Karl Arthur Herrmann Tidwell Karpowitz Dick Kesler Floyd Shipp had fun getting ready for Christmas We made waste baskets for our mothKeith Bates and Yaun Williams Roosevelt’s basketball team was de- ers They are red oak on the inside Any Turkey In the Place feated in a thrilling game 33 to 30 and black on the outside We painted Take Your Choice All our fathers coat Some for team D S ward the Willord hangers L by A-Choice Fresh Killed l In the first game of the year painted them red and blew gold dust The cast of the school play “Grow- on them Others painted them green 20 lbs 6 to ing Pains” was finally chosen after or blue ONLY spirited competition Those chosen We made a Christmas sandtable While They ItetConie LrJy ippv JM 21 H ggin jury chute-the-chut- e —1-l- ClialSTMAS Hsus Be 3 pound CRISCO SHRIMPS SALMON ICA p TUNA FISH CURRAHTS tot ST MARSHMALLOWS I’- Campfire Jb Pure 2 for 23c 2 for 25c 2 for 37c -- 2 for 29c IG - CHERRIES 2 for CAKE FLOUR 2for 37c MOLASSES BABY lirioJa ItMk Kouid Sl4k Muii BFEE— Ib 15c Rouad Groua for 17c Id Prices Right Quality Guaranteed RAIHiNS— 13-- ot pkf Seeded or Seedleu riMFKlN— Largo can tab cello ba bag CR ANBKlUtl EftLrge Red Honkers lb 19c 7c package 8UNKIST IIMON8— Large SOO alia dor ARIZONA Oa POWDERED SUGAR— cello bag En UL UTAH TOMATOES— Large an U S NO 3 1 Bag RUSSETS 49 UL SOApVyPT— bara Lux wrap O 'ToflVJPbrlitmai 1435 0 STATE 43 SO MAIN ST STATE ST 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WHIP Lb Younr and Tender Men inf our lives At present there are picI Lb tures of an educational nature but On several Wednesday evenings the number is small compared with greater during the past months I have lis- what we should have When lb making educational tened to Mary Pickford as she gave talent is put into pictures they will be well received radio broadcasts and I have found by the public LEO With the the programs Interesting (Copyright 1934 Publisher help of members of her company 1b I So Veal Syndicate) she has given little plays each lastUse This coupon to Join the ing half an hour Uncle Ray Scrapbook Clubl At the beginning of one play Miss To Uncle Ray Ground lb a of took the part Pickford young Care of The Salt Lake Tribune woman who wanted to go on the Salt Lake City stage and by the end of the half I want to join tjie Dear Uncle Ground hour she had won great success Of 1934 Uncle Ray Scrapbook Club and course the short period on the radio I enclose aRay stamped envelope carestood for weeks and months of hard fully addressed to myself Please We do not win real success send me a work membership certificate a In the theater or In any other field leaflet a to make Corner telling how without care and effort in making scrapbook of my own and a printed ourselves ready ' to of my on cover the paste Even though Mary Pickford has design won probably wider fame than any scrapbook Vi other actress in the moving picture world she works hard on her radio Name BEEF programs and tries always to make! them better That is an example I Street or R F 2 think for all of us We may win fine success but it is better not to Cty State “rest on our oars” There is aluavsl something new which needs to be done I am not what might be called "a ” steady radio fan Many of the programs it seems to me are worth little or nothing though others are of fine quality 1 agree with complaints made by parents that some radio programs for children are of small value or actually harmful As time goes on I hope that producers will learn tha long careful SALT CITY study should go into programs for boys and girls as well as for grown folk Children in general do not care to be classed as “kiddies” nor do they enjoy having anyone “talk down” to them Programs which make young lis teners afraid are not good no matter how "exciting thev inav be Those who have studipd the growth of the human mind dedate that it harms a person to make him fearful during childhood Many eompla nts of parents have been about this type of radio program Moving pictures are another f eld where this work needs to be done There are excellent movies but m my opinion there ate not nearlv It is too bad that money enough and time should be wasted in making or watching pictures of low value I look forward to the time when we shall do far more to br ng about Miller Brewing Company la happy to announce to the good moving pictures which will enrich pi Balt Lake City that Miller High Life "the Best ‘U’ Faculty Member Will Milwaukee Beer’’ is now available in all sections of the city and suburbs through our newly appointed distributor Go to Philosophical Meet Birrell Bottling Co Inc A Little Saturday Talk to or Lb CHOCO- - FANCY CUK18TMA9 Turkeys Special bei LArit- Jb bos Market Capons CHOCOa I 59g 23c boi b LATE— e We CHOCOLATES FANCY rnmn 21c Jdse Oenday Lard2lbs3tc Geesa i Oysters pt 25c Steaks lbs 25c SODDmUS pan m jffiGirLlFE BEER and a New Distributor pple Dr E F Erickson faculty member Of the University of Utah philosophy department and a member of the ex ecutive committee of western division of the American Philosophical will leeve Monday to attend the aociety’s annual convention to be held in Berkeley Cal December 27 28 and 29 Dr Frickson will deliver a pape-o- n "Dewev'i Concept of th Individ ual Evaluated" at the con FeoLoa To try this rich mellow full flavored beer look for the Miller High Life sign at first class dispensaries or phone for a case delivered to your home oci-et- Soc-all- I BIRRELL BOTTLING CO Inc WASATCH 7557 264 GLENDALE at 4STI and CEDAR CITY MILWAIRTK MIILFB BREWING COMPANY Aim M r V4’ 39 -- Va tfc npWJS’VlC kca 11 Words— 40 Sun IX Words —4 Days $116 S‘sln£'SSn’ i2 Pkgs as5--- “w ysfers sissS'--Y CANDY— NUTS "a s Full tine FRUITS & VEGETABLES ORANGES Yams Fancy Wrapped dor Louisiana 3 lbs 17c Lemons ££ r ALIFORN 47c 19c IA JERSEY Srrest Potatoes 4 lbs 17c l)ellrcie XTC IlirlO pkg !7iHb Os Midget Links EE’: Pet Boasts -i- lettuce V"Up “dWb Os Jewel Shortening Grapefruit 4 for 15s Celery Hearts Celery "ssr: CRANBERTOMATOES IITUMBERW BANANAS RIES ARTH HOKES CRAPES APPLES " 10 Pure Vegetable earteaa ir 34c Sold Elec Train 8 Calls American cot Flrar eloc train txceUant cond Bryan ave 1139 100 Wanted! 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