| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING MAY MIA MRS ANNOUNCED Making ‘Buddy Poppies’ for Veterans’ Fund IN Place Victors to Compete in Finals at Winner of Mutual Improvement association contests in three sections of the L D Sfc church were announced Friday by W O Robinson field secretary pf the Youn( Men's Mutual Improvement association The first place winners will com' pete in churchwide finals which will June PASTOR DIES sons - confer- ence in Salt Lake June 8 9 and 10 Second place winners are alternates Section four is now being visited and the finalists will be selected next Section week Mr Robinson said five comprising missions of the church will contest for the finals the Thursday before conference Winners in the drama follow the stake being designated: Section 1 Los Angeles first: Northwestern Section states mission second South Sanpete first Nebo second Section 3 Pocatello first Morgan second M Men public speaking: Section 1 Northwestern San Francisco first Victor E Anderson chairman of states mission second Section 2 Carthe Veterans of Foreign Wars sale bon first Kanab second Section 3 committee is being assisted by Miss Morgan first Cassia second Mildred Hagen Mr Anderson said Gleaner Girls’ public speaking: Sec part of the' proceeds of the sale will tion 1 Hollywood first Maricopa be used to help defray the cost of second Section 2 Moapa first Juab operation of the organization’s nasecond Section 3 Fremont first tional orphans' home at Eaton RapTwin Falls second ids Michigan 1 Section retold story: Vanguard Northwestern states mission first for welfare work among veterans Left to right - SHOOTING VICTIM BURIED Patients in the Veterans’ hospital making “buddy Hollywood second Section 2 South Funeral services for Joseph Shepsecond 8 R Miller Mrs J Ray Sorensen and G E Lefevre Sevier to raise funds South sold be which will first Sanpete Saturday poppies” herd 53 allegedly killed by his neighSection 3 Blaine first Star valley bor Simon Berendregt Monday dursecond near SL Anthony Idaho mobile in which the Thomson family-wa- the crossing and that the company ing a dispute over water rights were Junior Girls' retold story: Section ing accident riding It was averted that the did not giveMr Thomson prompt conducted Friday at the Parley'! L 1 Northwestern January 1 1933 when her husband first Maricopa He died of his D S ward chapel Burial followed in Section 2 Lindsay Thomson was fatally in- railroad was negligent in not giving medical treatmentstates mission second auto a signal before the train approached injuries on January 2 1933 the City cemetery an struck train a after Secsecond Sevier jured first Panguitch tion 3 Shelley first Montpelier second Original dance: Section 1 Taylor Boise Los Angeles and Juarez first Northwestern states mission Hollywood and east division of the Cali- Section 2 fornia mission second Juab Moapa South Sevier South Sanpete and San Juan first North Sevier second Section 3 Idaho Teton and Twin Falls first Blackfoot Yellowstone and Minidoka second Gold and Green waltz tango: Sec- -' tion Taylor Northwestern states mission San Francisco and SL Joseph first Big Horn Northwestern states mission south division California mission and Maricopa second 'Section 2 Juab St George Kanab South Sanpete and Carbon first Nebo St George Garfield North 'Sevier and Uinta second Section' 3 Bannock Pocatello Teton Twin Falls and Black-foWoodruff first Rfear Lake Idaho Faljs Twin Falls and Wasatch second ' 4 el S LeRoy Wallace Cash and Carry A special purchase — and a timely one — fo cioof help yog stay eool off and t he whole rill It! Complete with Cord and Socket enjoy at any Adjustable— may he tilled angle desired NO PHONE ORDERS 7 to 14 years XOYS’J SHIRTS hat Buys! Full Fashioned Tull cut!! Chiffon t 49 Silk Hose Fast colors I FanPer-cel- es cy pattern broadcloth While Quantity Lasts New Wfelt tlMOfigst Simulated leather that wears well I Lined tool 3 V &) pic- Full-fashione- Service-weigh- Crop cool! 49 ts So lawn trimmed Batiste florals geometries —plaids vat-dy- 1 Men's SPORT CELTS v w Sheer Cotton Frocks d n new-seaso- y -14-- 421 Many Uses for a Solid Color v f v! SILK FLAT CBEPE CREESE CLOTH ' Good quality many household a usesyds6 for ID -- MEN’S NEW TIES 49 'hand-mad- Dots e! tripes checks florals Some are silk lined Odorless Insoles! 4 Yd Imaginetbuying a real silk crepe for so little I No wond- er so'manyJwomenchooae this flat crepe forf dresses Long Length! Many underthings pajamas negligees I It conies in a wide variety of beautiful 4 solid shades Y also' in whitev and black it’s full 38 inches wide And only 49c i Air-Coole- Too! d k¥fltfae'JrOyERAIXS For Boys $20000 Damages A judgment of $20000 was awarded Friday to Mrs Nellie Thelma Thomson and her foster son Ronald Thomson 10 against the Oregon Short Line and Lester Barnes engineer by a jury in District Judge Herbert M Schiller's court which heard her $50000 personal Injury suit The complaint recited that Mrs Thomson and her son were entitled to the damages beca'use of a cross- - Cut TU ! Bozos” Ghosc SALTLAKE Here’s the best scientifically built sneaker we know of at such a low price - New Air-floodorless insoles a of strong poruppers made ous duck They let your feet ' -BUSINESS WOMEN Session of the' stale convention of Business and Professional Women will be held in the Newhouse hotel beginning at 10 a m w ' breathe that’s why they’re so cool and comfort- -' able Bumper style toe Neutral colon CLASSICS CLUB A tilhssics' club luncheon will be held in the Hotel Utah at noon -- v BELIEF ADMINISTRATION A federal emergency relief administration meeting will be held in the Hotel Utah at 10 a m 49p V such a low price' f and Bar-tack- d alljre-inforce- 2 - iThe veryhest at for Men & Boys m TODAY IN '7 Especially when It's Only Cowhide belts in fancy white and forated styles novelty inserts j Widow Awarded HATCHERS’ ASSOCIATION Members of the Utah Hatchers’ and Breeders' association will hold a meeting ia thg Newhouse hotel at 10 a mJ — Worth much more Something to Burry for such a hose at this loy Bilk in price! Rmart shades! Chiffons are silk with picot top and cotton in the foot to make them wear and wear ! have mercerized top 8 y2 sole toe for strength! ' ' Mo 10y2 Mr Golden said his concern has the "most ambitious plans in its history” for 1934 and that 20 pictures costing $3000000 will be made "The saturation point for highly has been sophisticated pictures reached” he said The Monogram Pictures never have had a picture barred or eliminated from any terri-teorunder censorship board In the country he said further explaining the stand of his company The convention met Friday In the Hotel Utah with members of the J T Sheffield organization from Seattle branch managers bookers and sales force members from Portland Seattle Denver San Francisco and Los Angeles in attendance Two other regional conferences will be held later in Cincinnati and New York Saturday's session will begin at 10 a m when Mayor Louis Marcus is scheduled to open the meeting Other company officials attending are Trem Carr of Los Angeles vice president in charge of production H W Stubbing Jack Buchanan Calvin Clement Norman Bosley all of Los Angeles Floyd SL John Sidney D Weisbaum Sidney J Goldman of San Francisco J T Sheffield Matt Aparton Joe Cooper of Seattle Cecil Fames Portland and James R Keitz and Harold Sheffield of Denver -- — — Come! Don’t miss these-it isn’t often yon such at this find price I Tennis' frocks quality vat dyed fabrics and dainty jsheers— rwith organdy and contrasting trim Sizes 1 to 6 and ture producers are beginning to produce “family type” films Instead of vadramas of the riety said Edward Golden of New York general sales manager of Monogram Pictures corporation who arrived in Salt Lake Friday to attend a two-daregional sales conference f SO(L- - at AUenwood Irish Free Hit Dyed Prints and Sheers! Girts FILMS SCORE - peat-cuttin- g FANS TAMlLYTYPE’ t contest Was held reState Preeidende Valera Spading the first A cently HUBBY! IT ENDS TODAY! ot f 'A ELECTRIC1 SeMSnag The more progressive moving r of Philadelphia While 50 Last Today Penney ’g Sensational yv who is en ' gaged in research work at Prlneeton university and Theodore B Wallace SPECIAL! The Rev John Sherman Wallace D D former pastor of the 'Immanuel will sell “Throb hundred fifty girls Baptist church in Salt Lake and edipoppies in the Salt Lake business dis- tor of the young people’s publicatrict Saturday for the women’s aux- tions for the American Baptist Pubiliaries to Salt Lake post No 2 lication society died unexpectedly American Legion and the Veterans Friday at Rochester N‘ Y where he of Foreign Wars to aid In raising was attending the annual northern funds for welfare work among needy Baptist convention said a special diswar veterans and widowa and or- patch received in Salt Lake He was J 57 yeari old phans of veterans About 250 of the girls will sell the Dr Wallace who resided In Philaflowers for the Legion auxiliary delphia was stricken with a cerebral frorn O a m to 6 p m and the other hemorrhage while attending a class girls will sell for the Veterans of reunion at Colgate Rochester divinForeign Wars’ auxiliary from 6 a m ity school He was taken to a hosto 3 p m The Legion poppies were pital where he died a few hours made by patients in the Veterans’ later Dr Wallace waa born at McMinnhospital while the Veterans of Foreign Wars’ poppies were made by ville Ore Februlry 23 1877 and was grdained to the ministry in 1904 patients in local hospital and veter- From 1909 to 1917 he served as proans' hospitals throughout the counfessor of the Bible and public speaktry Mrs Clem S Schramm is chairman ing at McMinnville college In 1918 Dr Wallace came to Salt of the Legion auxiliary's poppy day She is being assisted in committee conducting the sale by Mrs Frank D Anderson Mrs Lee Farrer Mrs Ox JDavid and Mrs Frank S Gai-pe- Conference M L A where he was pastor of the'Im-anuBaptist church until 192L He ent east and since 1923 had uCetf editor oft the young people’ publications for the American Baptist Publication society Surviving are his widow and two Rev" Jolin Slieruian " 'Wal-Jac- e 350 Girlfl Will Help Raise SuccumbaTat Bapork Funds for tist Convention Among Needy First a feature of I former's! Veterans’ Poppy Sale to Be Held JatutdayjnL- 'THREE AREAS be 28 1934 J C-- PWork Shirt style Steel buttons All full cut ATq fiV 2 pocket Men’ FANCY ROSE Light Patterns 2 for49cFancyrayon hose with double H u Long wearing - 9 - ' n- - f J ‘1 ’1 and high- 'spliced - heelsole - 4 t i r Salt Lake City Store SALT LAHE CHYrSTOUE— 218-25- 4 SO STATE STREET idPemf&ytBSi 111: i j |
