Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Salt Lake City High Schools List Candidates for Diplomas (Continued From It A) Paga Wateon Virginia Rae Weaver Wardy Wegener Hose Mart WeUltg Shirley J Weidner Myrtle £ Toung Beth Darien Toung Ellen Wolfe Marcia Betty Woltere Dorothy Woolf Margery McC Wort hen Norma D Wrlgley Roma Toung Mariod C Toung Venice D’On Zupo Mary Antoinette ZobtU Manuella M WEST fclBLfl EAST (1IKLS Pertr tvelvn potta Myra Petereon Helen Powell Cetherini Peteriou Lola Price June Prk Mary Piott Betty ?thel MerKuerltl Quigley Kell Quinn Virginia Randall Imogens Robison Marvt Hand Mtuhn Roland Betty Rank Beverly Romneaa Jeannette Rapp Bttty Adele Romney Reese Nadene Beth Romney Reynolds Rutfe RUa Vac Romney Richards Beth Millie Rut Romney Rithey Dorothy Darltnt Rooklidge RiRby Elaine £b M Philllpe Roberts Robinson Robinson June Margaret Baffle Betty Bavin Helen Bchlffgen Sue Schneider Kathryn Schusler Anne L Scott Ruth HcrII Fmilie Self Marjorie Sclley Barbara Sharp Luella Sriepherd Mary Sheya Adele Nhurtliff Marvanm Simmons jrm Sims Dorothy Slade Geraldine Smear Mary loulsa Smith Helen E Smith Mary F'rsuiCBi Smith Patricia Smith Phyllia finelgrovs Mona Tsdje Helen Thomaa Amy Thorpe Billi VanCott V&ndehel VanOrden Xarena Afton Rowley Ryberg Ryser Joan Snell Snow Pauline Wynnefred Betty Jo Adele Squires Squires bhirley Sorbonne Rlt Stevens Elaine Stevenson Joyce Stewart Hayden Steiver Betty Anne Marco Streadbeck Rela Strong Pauline Strong Ramona Strong Phtrlee Stuarn Marjorie Htumm Katherine Summersou Margaret Sundberg Adene Swaner Barbara Swaner Charlotte Swertfeger Bette Btohl Torgetson Ruth Toronto Helen I Tuttle Cynthia — r— " Ullrich Marguerita VtnVoorhls Marilyn Rutti Voelker Klise Jean Volker Joy bhirley T y Walker Allda Walklnshaw Betty Waugh Betty Weston Ruth Wetsei Jane Whitaker Grace Whitby May White Jonafyn Wbitiook Lea Whitworth Margery Widmer Luella Williams Helen Marion Wilson Darlene Wlnwood Betty Lee Wirthlln Mary William Jeau Wolf Wood Beth Woodruff Marjorie Woods JDorothy Woottort Luna Ann Wright Wright Katherine J Toung Adels — Z— Zeeae “ Sophia SOUTH GIRLS Lee Jsin Leeuwsntmrg I eeuwenburg Lefevor Gene lloyd Magaret 0 — M J Lukr I'vtlvn— N P Lund Phyllis E ‘ Virginia Lundgron Maack Doria C Madison Rosemary Madron Lillian L Maler June Louise Makl Edna Mae Martens Cacia Mlneer Ethel K Mitchell Doris M Mitchell Doris May Mitchell ShJrlee Orel May Moriarty Mortensen Thelnja B L Martin Lorraine L Martlneau Marian Martlnsen Pearl C Maxwell Marian M Maxwell Farah O Maxwell Wilma J Meredith Jnn C Meyer Mildred Mary Blanche Deaun Marguerite Moss Moulton Moves Mulliner Gwen Eva McDonald Betty N McDonald Graoe A McDonoui M J McKnighX Hyrtle E Nagle Gavle Ruth Neheksr Beverlle R Nell Ida Amaion Nelssn Dorothy M Nelson Emma D Nelson Newman Marian A Virginia P Newton A rmeda P Newton Marianne Norton Maude Oakey Lucille Norma Olsen Olsen Oidroyd Marv JL Olsen Helen E Osborn — P— Pace Beulah Faye Peltit Pauline Beth Virginia M Llalne Joan Pack Ramona Pike Lola Wlnon Papworth Norma PHI Violet Virginia Parry Bessie Collins Pitts Beverley J Par Alice Poulnon Roma Powell Peck Louie Ras Gene LaRue Pedersen Lois Mary Price Margaret June Peirce Beverly Pyper Norma Eileen A Peterson Veim — B— Packlsy Dorothy L Rigby Olive Oreta Redford Dorothy Held Betty Lou Reid Florence O Rhea Geraldine L Rice Dorothv A Richards Richardson Hadlelr Ruth L Louise Savage Bettie L Scellf Geneve Ellen Schmidt Ruth Anne Schrader Ruth Ann Schrybsr Beverlv J Pearls Beverly W Shewell Nancy Mat Fae Shield a Bhowsll Gladyfl M Shugart Beverley M Simone Mary Ethel Small Virginia J ‘ “ “ Bnedaker Muriel Oaterloh Francis Overson Jessie Page June Palmer Gayle Palmer Lois Pappaa Rena Passerine Grace Patterson Juanita Patterson! 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Reid Melba Reilly Margaret Richardson Irens Riding Nyda Rtmmasch Lucy t Wilding Dorothy Wiggs Betty Voeom Young Young government assistance Mildred Elsie Mary Lou Executive committee members of the Covered Wagon Days celebration Saturday started search for a princess for the celebration as a beginning toward selection of a queen for the Utah Centennial exposition to be held in Salt Lake City in 1947 The general plans for selecting candidates in this long distance contest embrace the 10 years until the centennial announced C N Fehr committee chairman following a meeting of the group Saturday Each year the Covered Wagon Days committee will select a princess to occupy the second place of honor 21 While Shrine Honors Three S L Citizens - i next to the queen fof that year This year the princess will be l6 years old next year she will be 11 and by 1947 all 10 girls will be 19 girl years of age Any Utah-bor- n may splre to the centennial queen-shi- p provided she has reached her tenth birthday and will not be 11 before July 24 of this year Princesses will be disqualified for the centennial thronA for only two reasons Marriage before July 24 1947 or becoming Involved In eny public scandal the committee ruled Three Salt Lake City members of the Order of the White Shrine have been honored with appointment! by the supreme council It was announced Saturday Mrs Warren Benjamin" was named deputy supreme worthy high priestess and state chairman of the national sunshine committee J William Stoner was chosen deputy of supreme watchman shepherds vice and Mrs Margaret Carter president of the Florence Caldwell club Supreme Noble Prophetess Germany supplied nearly three-fourtof GrAece’s machinery im- cut flowers are being delivered In lc cakes by Tokyo Japan department stores ports ill Frozen hs the last year -- I inllrv COAL RANGES Compare ence long life economy beauty of design and finish 6 SAVE EXTRA Lucille aVemg (arioa Beth Prather KaUxryg rlce June ’rows Glenda ugsley Patsy Puttock Beatrice n-s- IIIE niE FEATURES OF THE ESTATE RANGE Kathryn Hattie foung Young i e Double construction— — In alder- - We Propose their-furnitur- Appeal of Jhe joy of Jivid eSOFA ALL FOR Biz roomy oven heavily tated door Removable bottom Pillow mili- e Handy oven flue cleanout and roomy aali pan TERMS AS LOW AS selection an In winter of savings - terms rf- - A TFRMS TO SUIT YOU 1 a a a a a Full Size Balanced Oven Single Dial Central Therm Estate Heat Control Rock Wool insulation Independent Broiler a Four Hlspeed Unit In Electric Section a Two Lidi In Coal Section Also 1 T OTHER LIVING ROOM SUITES TO 5250 Estie Electric In White or Ivory Porcelain Enamel with Black Porcelain Enamel Top hi9 Norma Gas Coal and Gas Comb Ranges if GLIDERS Mrs Hitchcock was the widow of James L Hitch-- 1 cock former suof! perintendent the now dismantled Tribune-Telegrapower plant He died in November 1927 Her! brother the late Jv Helen Catherine Frank J Kathleen Mae Elaine (Jhstrom Shlrlea L Urry Elda Leora Van Lssuwen O J Vincent Norma L Wagetaff Kata LJ Wellington Leora M Wells Helen La Vet Walk Verglnla Welti Thelma Walker Audrey Turner Turner cott r— was eomfotnbU Sturdy looking thair raiiiting covering in and colorful qay- - wtr- - A C (tlI “II T'O y Other Gliders $1695 to $2975 Porch Swings — Canopy Top $2650 Howell Spring Steel Chairs $895 Other Spring Steel Chairs $495 m Juanita ilfm WaNi ©a-uHliiji Westsecre- LAWN tary - treasurer of the Kearns corporation many years before his death it Mrs Hitchcock in October 1927 Wallace Beth Wallle Dorothe K Mrs Hitchcock was born June 231 Walton Blanche EC Wilkinson Lillian 1874 In Ds Kalb Junction N Y to Wilson Ward Margaret Jen Evelyn Watkins Shirler V WUion Bhirley Ruth Oris and Katherina McCruer WestWlnward Mary Beth Wateon Margaret cott and on March 26 1903 was married to Mr Hitchcock in N Y The couple left shortly after the marriage for Salt Lake City During her residence in Salt Lake! 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