| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY "MORNING SchoolNews and Views crease In enrollment from 975 New Student Division dents at the close of last year to at this time a gam of 186 Helps Cut School Costs ' stu1161 teachers are the following Miss Mary Bond's trip to Chicago Yellowstone and many interesting places in California and Mrs Ruby Hosnjer's who visited hey relatives in Detroit Mich and WCrit’to the World s fair attended the National Federation of Music Clubs convention in Minneapolis and enjoyed the American Music festival Mrs Rachel Shepard went to the World's fair m Chicago and on her way back to Salt Lake visited Kansas City Nauvoo and Denver Miss Helen Schweberger went to California and visited' places of interest there Miss Mabel Salt Miss Anna Nelson and Miss Mary Bond attended summer school in Berkeley Calif Miss Alma Wehn went to Washington D C and then to her home m Pennsylvania On her way back she visited the World’s fair Miss Gwendolyn Erickson went to the country for three weeks during which time her mam activity was riding horses Miss Merle Astm and Miss Rena Hampton went to the World's fair Miss Astin slaying all summer Those who went to summer school at the University of Utah are) Miss Dorothea Sauer Miss Alvira Wool-le- y Miss Violet Iverson and Mrs Rachel Shepard Everyone assures us that the vacation was very pleasant We have very few changes in our SANDY JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL faculty but we do miss Miss Kathryn --The students of the Sandy junior Whitemore who is now at Bryant to be in school and Miss Clarice Webb who was secitgh school are glad retary last year and who is now lo'again Everyone is doing make the current year a success Each cated' in Los Angeles student has high hopes that this year Wa welcome Miss Julia Child who will be one of outstanding progress takes Miss Webb's place and the folboth for the Individual and the school lowing other new teachers1 Miss This year a new plan is being put Dorothy Stumer Miss Ellen Jack-so- n Into operation throughout the Jordan and Mr Elbert Conners We school district The tenth grade stu- hope they will enjoy their work with dents who formerly were enrolled us We regret that Jack Liyingston at the senior high now are registered at the various local junior high who was chosen associate editor moved to San Francisco during the i’ schools This reorganization enables the senior high school which was summer The position will be filled overcrowded to care for its members in the near future more effectively and does not Many of our teachers enjoyed the the Junior high school Like summer in distant places Mr Harcost of wise it lowers the transpor old J Stearns our principal Miss tation Phyllis Treageagle Mr At L Yates 8 the student and Mr Vivian Decker visited the Friday September are its officers elected They body Century of Progress in Chicago Miss as follows: Head girl Pearl Ostler Lois Anderson visited various points head boy Judd Peterson scribe in the east Miss Etta Nelson went to These ‘students having northern Idaho Miss Cora Patterson Bird been selected by their classmates be- went to Yellowstone National park cause of their exceptional merits in Miss Grace Kimball Mrs Bessie Scoreg of Jobless Listed leadership guarantee for the school Rally and Miss NorKBeesejsrent to a program outstanding in social California Miss Mildred Deuel and At Grace and McCammpn Miss Merle Pitchforth did work at achievement In addition to the" election of stu- the University of Mexico at Mexico POCATELLO idaho— H C Chris dent body officers managers for the City We are sorry that Miss Laura Sam- tensen of Grace and Roy T Hale of school paper also were selected They are: Managing editor Ruth Nielson son is absent for a few days on ac- McCammon Bannock county commisfirst associate Grace Nelson second count of throat trouble We hope she sioners report they have registered Grant business will soon be well and back at work 60 and 100 unemployed respectively associate Bernice " since the government reemployment manager Ted Jones faculty advisers with us bureau was opened in this district Miss Muir and Mr- - Larson The names and qualifications of Teachers Back at Work the men registered at those points Enrollment Shows Gain being sent to the county efflee After Vacation Travels are in Pocatello where they are classiOf 186 Over Last Year fied with those being listed here fibth Carlqblst Editor Tobacco growers of Wilson county Mary Jane Hair Editor Dorothy Queilmals Associate Editor HIGH ROOSEVELT JUNIOR SUMNER SCHOOL-Am- ong the North Carolina report the best quali-tSCHOOL— Roosevelt boasts an in interesting vacations enjoyed by our of leaf aince 1911 fncon--venien- Ele-ve- ra i y SEPTEMBERS 1933 W for it had an almost invisible stripe dressed envelope for your copy in yellow Write Nancy Page care of this Bedspread Used For this room'she purchased a per on creamy bedspread For Curtains white with the Publishers (Copyright candlewickmg In the pa- 1933 By FLORENCE LA GALKE same whitei She split this bedspread Syndicate) Superior’s Stand on Whip R&ps dming room was done in a white pale yellow flowers paper with diamond pattern The Nancy has a leaflet op ‘‘Curtain small bedroom with the flowered pa Send a stamped self-aper repeated that diamond jnotif Making which reappeared again in the other bedroom By repeating a unit many 11 I times an effect of unity was gained which was badly needed in this small d IJH apartment For curtains in the one bedroom Clara chose unbleached muslin and stiched bias tape on in diamonds of rose The lampshade was white tied with a rose cord The base of the lamp was white The aash curtains were rose organdy A chair was slip covered in unbleached muslin with bands of bias tape m rose stitched pn in diamond V 'll CALDWELL Idaho UP) — Mrs Minnie Davenport Canyon county school superintendent hopes school pupils in this county will take with a grain of salt the advice of John W Condie state superintendent of schools that whipping is out of tune with the Idaho educational program “Teachers do not need to sit back and be insulted by pupils m this county” she said “The law provides teachers with ample authority to enforce discipline It requires Only that punishment be administered with discretion and within reason” Mr Condie's statement already has caused some disturbance in the county’s schools Mrs Davenport said One youngster replied to a command of a teacher “I won’t do it’’ she said G) lai IMJ BUHL Idaho— New officer In Highway Opening Harpster-Grangevill- — Poultry Marquette Meat and Phone Was 2332 159 EAST 3RD SOUTH Across From the City’s Largest Butter With 25c LEGS LAMB— ‘ POT ROAST RUMP ROAST tin AAV IkU Ik IU Qn St CHOPS— Yearling LAMB STFW RIB BOrUNG BEEF ADOLPH'S NEW m II doz 14c lb 9c lb 12c lb 15c EGGS Meat Purchase Yearling SHOULDER ROAST LAMB Free Parking Field ROUND SIRLOIN and STEAK— Lb i 3 ia? m if wffli Ui Prices Effective Saturday Sept 16 in Our Salt Lake Murray Magna Midvale Bingham and Bountiful Stores pattern In the second bedroom the landlord had given her a plain soft yel low paper Or at least it seemed plain 17c has an inviting aroma fnd a rich flavor so smoothly mellow that it is the moat thoroughly satisfying you ever tasted It is Carefully sealed in an improved vacuum can with all its original freshness to give the best results by drip percolator or any approved method of brewing h is sold at a LOW PKI CE because of our large volume -- A Bread Y White or Whole ?ia4 for 15c Full Loaf 15c PINEAPPLE lf-- M It is guaranteed to give complete satisfaction or your money will he gladly refunded O GRAPEFRUIT Polk’e Fancy Florida No 2 Can 4 1UC JAR CAPS Summing up these SIX LOGICAL REASONS for Csing Edwards’ Dependable we feel sure you will want try this delicious satisfying coffee Buy a pound can co our money-bac- k guarantee that you will like itl Featured in Safeway Payn Takit and Piggly Wiggly Stores i lb It efficient manufacturing and scheduled distribution 6 Mason New Self- - 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Woman Educator and made a pair of curtains which she tied back with white cords In Clara’s apartment which she was The bed used a second bedspread furnishing with the things her mother of candlewickmg had used amj which really needed Her lampshade was buttercup yelto be placed in gpaciou old rooms she found almost hs many problems low and the base was green There was green in the carpet and her as there were pieces of furniture Her landlord had repapered one pictures were flower prints with bedroom and the dining room The many leaves m green and a few AUXILIARY ELECTS Governor Takes Part i ID JjC |
