Show Subday 3fornin Da- 'artYafil-rlinavt r - uver nou - - ty- - tAL-- ughterlidraces Robinson Gets OPM Pledge Events for cnilng Welk On Steel Plant VENOM r Maj POwell's Kin Faits Jonrney Into Rugga ' -- A - VILLAGE ArtrorWas Miry Dean Powell 69! year-ol- d daughter of the late Majorohn Wesley Powell is expected to arrive at Grand Canyon Village Sultday to retrace some of the routes her father took in Ms' ex - I bi plorations of Utah and Arizona the 1860a'! Visa Powelt born at Salt Lake City In September MI will visit many of the points with which her fathers name- - is associated She1 with her traveling companion Miss Ityrt Ithiie will be conducted on a tour of Utah and Arizona arranged by the Grand Canyon national park superintendent- it will Viss Mary Dean Powell expects to vieiv the Colorad and Groin rivers and visit ruggid Utah 'and itinyeis this sum mer foliewini the- routes explored in 111119 by her father the late- Major John Wesley Powell in" let Miss 'Powell fives In 4 - - - - - Paris The —trip will begin at Grand Canion Village wind past the Grand Canyon north rim to Kanab Utah and end after visits to Zion and Bryce national parka Miss Powell Made her first trip to the tanyon country in 1893 with Washington D C but Is her :lather and mother 24 years after her father explored the Grand a native of Salt Lake City Canyon 'rho major's trip down the was the Colorado river perilous first'complets exploration made of the Grand canyon Trio Met Death 'Three of the men in the majoes party terrified after the boats had repeatedly upset deserted the band of explorers and climbed to the rim of the canyon only to lose their bves to marauding Indians Miss Powell will not attempt to on duplicate her father's boat trips exIntermountain Wire Colorado and Green riven but week-lon- g PRICE—An eitensive see her to Program' of range improvements will during pect western visit' many of the points be undertaken by the San Rafael grazing district during the her father's craft touched - Miss Powell will arrive in Grand corning Season according to A W MaglebyIdistrict grazier Chief among the projects for the summer and fall is a plan to Canyon Village from Wuhington D 1Cher residence for more than reseed- 10000 acres of denuded yang land with collection of 20 years seed and planting to be done by the grazing service C C C camps i within the district Mr Magleby said ' ttó-mThe Greenriver: CC C camp wile have charge iethe Antelope val Magiebi commented "that native do much better and pre- ley' reseeding project' the Willow species sent a good vegetative cover much ' 1 reseed I Last sooner than others and this be' Springs camp wt 4 ' Chance 'flat Red draw Oil Well ing the case native seed will rep Tribtm Intermountain Wire draw Sink Hole i flats Crawford resent the bulk of the xeseeding PROVO—The annual k confer- hole and a number of other with a small percentage of the ence of the 'Utah Home Economics In the area -- The 'reseeding points work better known cultivated and 'exotic association will be- held at Brig Will- - be t don: with at special type species Included: for experimental or purposes" either hamYoung university troth August of drill pulled it — by - truck - ' ' ' ' 1' ' ' '' ' ''''' Taste 2043r it was atmounce4 Sat tractor 2 7' ' Prove thiceeestul 'ed' ' Alleman Helen The types of' se to DO planted urday by Miss B LI instructor in home 4eCt) will be governed by the typo and Test experiments In reseeding morales who has been ppointed quality of soil eievation and mols- - made In previous years have proved ehstrtnen for the event- of the various that this practice within the area ture requiremental ' I Committee members selected to plants on a larger scale should be very assist the chairman in directing advantageous In some small areas Monti ' the cânterence are Versa Little Begins This that were seeded last iJuly and field i president of U H EA MilA mording to Mr idagleby the thought to be a total failure the dred Bowers vice president: reseeding will begin Borne time seeds have germinated and growths Angelyn Warnick state home thió month This i time has been six inches to more than a toot economics supervisor Effie War chosen because there is sufficient high have developed Mr Magleby niciti3largeret 01s4n and Jeanne moisture in the soill now:to ex said that all areas will be treated Jackson B Y U home economics pedite germination a and also to for prevention of rodent depredainstructors Margaret S Potter guarantee a Sufficient root and tion before reseeding Reseeding home economics teacher Lehi top growth to withstand- - a short in sozno of the i above areas will high school - Dortha Reid and drouth period which may ensue necessitate some Contouring to Maurine Dixon Provo high the fall rains: ' serve moisture and prevent wash-Th- e school Stella Dixon Wuatch species to be seeded are In- - big of the soil i high school Heber City Anna dian r I c e true crested wheat Cooperation of the sheipmen and Bearden Downey Idaho high grass needle grass' filareewinter- - herders Sac- will be an school and Eudora Knudsen lat Castle Valley clover chemise tor In protection- o!Important reseeded the 1' h o co demonstrator Mountain and others areas and In the cattle country Statel ruel compatny "It is generally 'conceded" Mr electric fences will be used 1 Science ufiltoets Meet - e - 1 - - - -- - r ::' ' - - -- I - - - it con-befo- re : e I - - f N es Drunken'Driver Gets $100 Fine aim àinJall - ' 4 brought more - ice recorded 192 inches of moisture during the month while the average la ZS of an Inch The accumulated rainfall for the first half-othe year is 892 inches 363 tnches in excess of normal On 'Jour days during the month the thermometer registered below 40 degrees the coldest 'day June It- having a reading of 35 The hottest day was June 22 when the mercury reached 91 degrees f - - -- EihraimnPeonlè Attend Reunion ticIpm — Former residents of Ephraim now living In Ogden and Weber county have been "requested to attend an outing at Lorin Farr park lay 14 at 6 p ro A permasent !oorganization may ba stab i L Petersen McKee are Grant and Mrs Alma D in chart of sir rangements The affair will begin a varied with "Dutcb" hunk-iv1tprogram -of music and other LeaA11 for ture's1 to be presented met residents of the Sanpete county community- are urged to be pres- ent 4 FirTause Fine ' t - than tfive times the normal rainfall to Ephraim according to averages kept for the past 11 years The local offite of the- forest serv- -- - e - 3 C Henager of Bountiful appeared before Justice of Peace William H Holbrook Saturday on a charge of burning grass the Davis county fire diswithilt ' trict ilwIthout a' permit' accordint to Forest Guard Scott It Brown and Vias fined $10 with all but two dollars suspended I - - Davis Draft Calls Fiffir of PROVCi—Barton Henry 25 Provo was sentenced to 60 days in jail Saturday!by City Judge LeRoy Tuckett 'when ha pleaded guilty to drunk driving charges The sentence was suspended on condition that hcpay a MO fine and does not Use intoxicating for six months liquor ' He was arrestect Thursday night after he assertedly drove his car through a guard rail and off the highway according to State Patrolman L A Christensen FARMINGTON — Due to tho recently passed congressional bill Which temporarily deferred selec- tive service men 28 years of ate or over only four Davis county men will be inducted Monday Mrs An-n- it Cochran board clerk reported Those who will leav Farmington Wednesday at S a m are Adam Welling of Farmington :a volunteer Frank Col Capps of Bountiful William Moroni Brown of and Edwin Lloyd Farmington Freeston of Woods Cross With only four men ready to zntertain Studentsgo the rtmaining four in the July LOGAN — Students attending quota of eight will betselected for the 1941 Utah- - State Agricultural the next quota Mrs Cochran said college summer session will be entertained as a single unit Thursday Council Slates Meet afternoon at the annual summer canyon party at tamp Guinavah 'TOOELE—Tooele city' council In Logan canyons Professor Joseph will meet in session Mon regular It Jenson head of the department day at 7:30p in at the' city hall of physical education announced on North Main street according to 1' John T Adams city recorder Saturday " VS-'-él'Itiiili- Material Bids Tribune Intermountain Wire Elmer Thomas constructing quartermaster for Ogden and vicinity Satur day announced opening of bids for materials at his Utah general depot headqUarters offices on West Sec ond street as follows: Water pipe and fittings and elec trical materials for use at the Fort Douglas selectee reception center at Salt Lake City Tuesday at 11 a m: chain link fencing materials for Utah general depot at Ogden Thursday at 11 a m Announcement was also made of the following contract awards for materials to be used at Fort POuSlas reception centr: W P lruller â Co of Salt Lake City lead oil and paint 137554 Utah Milt Jelly 'company ' of Salt Lake City sewer pipe and fittlOgS $22360 It W Frank & Co of Salt Lake City lumber $38901: Graybar Electrical company of salt take qty electrical materials $23011 OGDEN — Colonel tlet Named were Mrs Samuel Morgan program Mrs Chester C Flint home canning Mrs 'Ben Webster home baking Mrs Jesse H Argyle hobbles Mrs Stehle Wicker needlecraft Mrs E H Behling handicraft Ben Brown flower show Douglas Liston and H L Gleason band concert Itosco C Hunter kg I' A division H C Miller fruits and vete tables Glen Stuart and Rolled' Montgomery swine Ellis Wilson poultry fur animals and pets David A Thurgood draft horses Dr R C Robinson horse show EM Bair cattle Dr J C Stocks health: Dr D Keith Barnes fish and game Mrs Winnie A White-cDaughters of the Utah Pioneers Mrs John Bangerter P-- T A: Mrs Mary Millard decorations and Albert Epperson and Mrs Calvin Roberts publicity Sheriff Joseph Holbrook and Mr Barton are in charge of the premium book which is expected to be ready for printing on July 15 ar - Native Utahn Fetes 78th Birthday SPAisTISH FORK—Joseph James Merriman Evans lifelong resident I I of Spanish Fork will be honored by his friends and relatives Wedbirth nesday on hit seventy-eight- h 1 day anniversary A son of pioneer parents Mr Evans has been prominent in Span 1 Tribune Intermountain Wire 14 Fork church and civic affairs PROVO—The mountain campus of Brigham Young uni- - throughout his adult life He served as road commissioner in yersity Alpine summer school will be more beautiful this B!SSOrt 1918-11-county 1 and from 1920 to 1930 than for several years according to Dr A C Lambert dean of was state road supervisor for the the session The term la scheduled to begin Monday July 21 district between Spanish Fork and Soldier Summit °Heavy snows during the put Workmen this week to began winter and an :tabundance of renovate all the campus build- - Pastor Gets Transfer tnoisture this spring have made Ingo in preparation for the open-th- e MT PLEASANT — The Rev G vegetation unusually luxuri- ing of the term Student dormi-- 1 ant at Aspen grovipw Dr Lambert tortes and faculty cabins are Grey Dashen who has been pastor "Situated on the ing cleaned in preparation for of the First Presbyterian church of North fork of Provo Canyon with their summer occupants The Mt Pleasant the past four years an altitude of MO feet the sum water system which 'supplies has received a call to the First mot school site haS an ideal lo- culinary water for the summer Presbyterian church of Clifton cation on the eastern slope of i community will also be placed In Ariz and expects to leave here Mt Timpanogos' he said at the end of July operation Rains ahicl Snows Increase' FI'ërdaticy of ArpenGrove I -- ' 4 I down slide race" - - - - Nine Union - Calls Meet r -- nt r TOOELE — Ten Tooele county boys plan to attend Boys' &Ate at Camp W G Williams it 'iordan Narrows beginning Sundai ' They are sponsored by local organizations as isillows Glenn Louis Castagno AmeriCan Legion Calvin Cecil Dobson American Legion auxiliary E :Glade England Tootle fir deparisnent Keith LaMar Allred Tooe14! high club Leland Janes Tooeli high school Hugh Wesley Barry drants- vile Commercial club Stewart Warburton Tooele Junior chember of commerce Frank D MOtellar and Richard B Parson Eagles and Rudolph Ronkovich smelter labor union tat-Wa- s Julyll 1 Tribune Intermountain Wire year's Timpano! gos hike will be celebrated as the "pearl anniversary" climb because It is the thirtieth according tb Charles J Hart professor of phi ical education at Brigham Young university and general chairman of the event The pearl idea will be a central theme in the pre-hiceremony in Timpanogos theater at Aspen Grove the night of July 11 and will be continued in the official hike next day Mother of pearl souvenirs 200 years old will be presented to e special guests at the show Professor Hart said-- These will be brachiopods from brachio ped ledge which rises high above the trail just south of the rizst falls Dr George IL Hansen B geologist has furnished thi !mil bivalves which will be mounted and provided with explanatory kg4 ends to mak them suitable ai souvenirs of the occasion 4 T Get Souvenirs The brachiopods will be h addition to the alpenstocks given or Tirnp sticks customarily presented to special guests and certain outstand4 ing persons at tpts program A folin! $il and a Timp stock will be prei sented the oldest woman present the oldest man present the woman from the most distant point! the man from the most distant point the head of the largest family and all girls! named present "Pearl" Natural color slides showing the beauties of the Timpanogos trail will be presented by Dr Hanseni In addition there will be humori ous sketches community! aingings and other numbers The prograill will end with the traditional fire lighting ceremony conducted by girls costumed as Indian rnalderisi Professor Alonzo J Morley Isi chairman of the show To Receive Badges Professor Hart will lead the offi-chit hike beginning before dawni Saturday July 12 ALI who reach the summit will be inducted into the 1941 Summit club and will re--! PROVO--'rhi- s ke - pre-hik- f Provo Studies be- Abe regardvi- In investigation when he arrives in Utah Mayor Mark Anderson said Satur- r day Senator Murdock is expected her within a week to study the water situation In regard to th proposed $57000000 steel plant extension program the mayor laid The proposed steel expansion in Provo has been attacked by interests and others who assert Utah lacks sufficient water and coal Mayor Anderton isaid "There Is no question that Prove has the best water sit-u- p from an industrial standpoint that can be found anywhere in the said great basin" Mayor Anderson avail"Ample water can be made able for the proposed project even though it is to reach $57000000 proportions" ceive badges More than 5000 persona are expected to attend the Timpanogos- theater program an4 more than 1000 will probably scale the surn ' mit In the opinion of the COM1 mittee Cob-'a- do - ' - Sugar Concern Drops Plant Tribune Intermountain Wire Mishaps processing plant at Brigham City Gain was under way Saturday because BRIGHAht CITY — Dismantling of the Utah-Idah- o Sugar Company -- 1:i officials said the plant will not pperatelong enough seasonally to be profitable The factory- last operated in l938 and sugar company official report that the government allotment program makes operation of two plants in Box Elder county Tribune Intirminintahl Wire LOGAN—Traffic accident and resultant injuries In Logan cltyl have gradually Mounted in num- ber since January-- 1939 a com- -t prehensive report prepared sat-- g urday by Captain James A Smith of Logan police department 're--1 Unnecessary During 1939 officers ed 103- traffic accidentsinvestigat:t in which 42 persons suffered injuries- 1940 the number increased to '153! accidents and 75 initules Duling the first six months of 1941i 153 accidents in which 26 were Li- - Purpose of the meeting is to off1- 6ially notify the membership that alnew working agreement has been reached by negotiating committees representaing thov miners and op-trators following a series of conffrences held in Salt Lake City union members will be asked 'Lai vote acceptance or rejection of Pe new agreement The mines will resums opera 13 Pearl Motif To Mark Annual Event be-slim- Steel Plant Lehi's Roundup Water Supply PPROVO—Pteparations aro Celebration ing mad to provide Senator Murdock with information the water situation in thia (:omes to Close ing his cinity to aid him County Selects Tooele Boys: Fete Leaders Walt Meet Tribune Intermountain Wire FARM NGTON — Committee chairmen for Davis emmty's annual celebration "Davis County scheduled for August 27 and Days" 28 at Lagoon resort have been announced by Albert B Barton chairman of the general comMi- Climb Tribune Intermountain Wire PROVO—Skiing and other no sports in midsummer at an elevation of 11000 feet —this is the novel feature which has been added to the program of the thirtieth annual Timpanogos hike The great mass climb with Its associated features will be held Friday and Saturday July 11 and 12 "The Timpanogos summer ski classic" a slalom race Is scheduled to begin on the upper reaches of Timp glacier at 8:30 a m July 12 Skiers of repute from various parts of Utah are expected to compete for trophies in two classifications according to Reed Biddulph of Provo president of the Timpanogos Ski club For hikers there will be a coasting' competition at 10 a In in which teams of bur or more persons will toboggan on their trouser seats down the huge snow bank toward Emerald lake The event has been christened the "Glacier sit L -- San Rafael Grazilig District r of Opening Rehabilitation Alaps nange: ' - t - - - I - - - is - - Cl '' -- : -- CANYON Final Approval Nears for Provo Project : A Group Slat Timpariogog Snow Sports Beckon Timp Hikers - 4 'I' WASHINGTON 4215—RepresentaIntermountain Tribune Wire I — PROVO A series of nimy events tive Robinson (D)'Utah said Sat tor Vie fifth week of Erigham iliday Iterit had been no hitch in ana for the OP 14 to authorize Young 1 university summer) :school the Philà Dr 07000000 expansion of the two lectures by Including M Buck professor of contmrative Columbia Steel plant at Prove literature at University of Wiscon- Utah and that he felt confident sin wsta announced Saturday by Dr :final approval would be announced A C Lambert B Y U' mummer In a few dikys The representative said he had dean ' ' The discussed at the situation with variregular Monday assembly 11:30 a tn in College likli will OIis govenment officials and the be "presented by the atudOt body 0PM official Who made a per officers :with Tom McKay cif Salt Xonal trip to Utah to inspect the Lake City directing 'A dramatic mines 'furnishing coking coal and the steel plant-itse- lf satire on the present international '4 That official Robinson continued situation is to be staged' t At 4:30 p zu Monday azi siddress Aid the proposal was going through will be given by Dr Sidney B aS planned and he expected it SPen-lri- ': professor of religion on Would be the next one to rbe an the subject "New Light Pcm the flounced officially Book of Abraham" This will be til"The expansion proposal of the the twelfth lecture of the ciarrent Columbia Steel company now is summer session and will take place Undergoing final study by the In the Joseph Smith builditig L4PM and! am confident will be :Ifinounced in a few days" Rot!! Plano Concert Monday Olson said Andor IroldeiC celebrate-- Hun- 114I have been told by the off piano bials handling it that it is 'all set! garian pianist will play 11 build concert in the Joseph Sm1ts1' 1nd the proposal for the expanMon The Will be approved shortly" be added Ing ' at 8:15 p m Monde program which includes : piano Robetude by Professor Leroy ertson of B Y U is the concluding number in the 1941 summk music festival of the university Dr Buck will give the first of two lectures at 8 p m Tuteday in the Joseph Snlith building "Literature and the Preeent Cklals" is' the general problem whrch the noted English authority wirt attack' In the two presentations The Tues rl Tribune Intermountain Wire LEHI--Leh- rs three-da- y day lecture will concern a develop- round ment of the problem and Wednes tirp celebration ended Saturday at day evening at the same Urn Dr midnight and was proclaimed and Liehl's greatest celebration Buck will discuss solutioits conclusions 'Softball games during the aft On several previous occastons the ernoon Saturday the rodeo finals Wisconsin educator has beegi a Via et night and the dance at the Iting lecturer at the B Y p sum- Latona Gardens were features of mer school He is author of numer- the closing day ous volumes on the study and Every available seat was filled criticism of literature end malty were standing for all three: rodeo performances More Music Program Planned f than iS500 persons witnessed each In the Wednesday auertibly at eholking 11:30 a m in College hall a apeValley was awarded the cial program will be presented by prize for having the best float in the B Y U music department rthe parade the major opening feaA lecture by Dr Daryl t Chaser ture of the first day The prize visiting professor of religion will Was a $25 trophy The float was be given Thursday at 4:30 p m "Purity" and was decorated with In the Joseph Smith building on huge sego lilies the subject "Shakers—An 'Adventure in Religious Communism" Dr Chase is director of the L D S institute at Tucson Ariz The student body organization will present an assembly props:4 at 11:30 a m Friday In College hair on the theme of the tfitrtiotif 1! annual Timpanogos hike The uni PAFLIC CITY -6 A special ibe versity will assist in sponsoring the tween shifts" meeting for all l'ark traditional outdoor program at As local No 99 members of the pen Grove Friday evening which Oily will precede the hike Saturday Jnternational Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers has been illied for Tuesday at 4:30 p m in e War Memorial build tt local presi ing by 7terans - Special to The Tiihtine GIIAND - Schedttled Programs - -- - Address Lectures i An d Mu 11 1 July 6 1941 gaitt Trributte--- N oted foxptorers Steps B YI U Books be Dalt The plant at Garland will amply cart for all sugar beets grown in the county it is reported Only 3500 acres of beets are produced in the Brigham City area tiOns Monday at 8 p m following tompared with 5500 acres in the which favors operathe annual vacation period The Garland areanorthern milleofficials ineeting time has been arranged sO tion of the pointed out fifi workers will lose time yeah njured 4 ' 1- ' have been recorded The '1941 record in some-- Tek spects is better than that for 1940p1 it was pointed out nowever (mit' i three traffic fatalities were charged against Logan's record during the 12 months of last year and an equal number has been listed for only six months of 194111 MT PLEASANT — D F Rowe During the first six months of l' 70 accidents causing in-- 4 Of Mt Pleuant and Lindon Gra- 1940 hard and Orrin M Cox of Fairview Jury to 32 persons were Hated accidents cauaing injuries t left Saturday for Johnson's island Fifty where they will be employed as to 23 persons were recorded durelectricians and carpenters in build- ing the first six months of 1939 May of this year was the only ing a government supply base Johnsen's island in the Pacific month in the period in I Ocean is about 600 miles southwest which rio traffic injuries have Scouts Slate Court- Sanpete Residents Leave for Island In Mt Pleasant - i1v111 PLEASANT—A North Sandistrict Boy !Scout court of honor will be held Sunday at 8 pi m in the Mt !Pleasant South S Ward chapel Lt) 'Scout Executive' Rulon Doman ind A A Andersen of Provo will be in attendance and awards will be made to scouts! from Fairview of the Hawaiian islands The men $litring City and Mt Pleasant expect to remain there for a year1 TOOELE—Winners in the itronc 44- 4 riding contest Saturday during the rinish Model tests second day of the Tooele rodeo Names Speaker were Glen (Slim) Parry ot AriGas model airplane pRovo Earl J Glade of zona first place Robert Willie fatis will attempt to complete their' LAYTON Lake City executive vice Salt Malad Idaho second place and ebntests Sunday at 2 p m at the of radio station K S L Yokohama Kid third place Ptah Lake airport when about 30 president address the M I A joint meetwin The bareback winners fdr the lanes will be on hand for tho com-- - ing 7:30 p m at Layat Sunday were: second day George Rydalch The show was stopped ton L D S ward chapel Roy SimTooele first Hans Williams petition a of because storm!last when mons YMMIA president anGrantsville second plate' and high wind ruined the week contests as nounced Kent Johnson of Kays-Vil- e Glen Painter Tooele third Well as a few of the planes which will present musical seleccreshed in the heavy blow tions 41ete Judges Name Brom Stars - Provoan Joins ItY Law Firm I Schooth Out But Calendar Puts ItlJust Around Corner - 47 4 --- -- i 42 20-4ec- ond - - 30-mo- nth been recorded in Logan Only one injury was charged against uary July and October of 19$9 and July of 1940 Three persons were injured 'in Logan Independence day sions although two were released from a hospital following emergency treatment and a third who was retained for treatment of fractures was reported not ser14 ously injured I r Instructor eacts Kaysville Legion- 1 - 1 1 PROVO—Clyde D Sandgren son of Dr and Mn G E Sandgren of Provo has been made a member of the law firm of Tribune Intesmountain Wire and Brown with offices at MT PLEA§ANT—Wonderink students looked at the Cal 630 Fifth avenue New York City according to word received''here tndar Saturday arid remarked that "school was just out a few Webks Ago" Saturday Mr Sandgren left Provo nine was Independence day" said one years ago He was recently elect- : 03ut"Friday school is Just around the ed president pi the B Y U club of tbrner according to an an- November 21 — ThanksgiVing New York jiouncement posted by Superinbegins holiday tendent W K Throndson of Wa- ' 19 — Christmas re- December latch academy Called for Induction cess kft):4r Throndsow posted this calMT PLEASANT—Joseph Edwin 14dar for the 1941-19school January 6—Recess ends Classes resume Wing of Ephraim and Milton Vern cdeapite the fact that the summer Chapman of Fountain Green have :0tatIon Is barel) under way: semester January been selected by the Sanpete begins September 1—Boarding depart- county draft board for 'Induction ment opens t April 19—Founders day Into the United States army on $eptembor 2—Itegiistration and May 16 to 20—Commencement tvetic clau assignments July 15 at Salt Lake City Burroughs i 1 ICAYSVILLE—Emll M White sides Davis high school instructor has been elected commander of Elmer Criddle American Legion post No 82 at Kaysville Re flue ceeds H V Mansell Also elected were Walter Buh ler vice commander Charles V K Saxton adjutant Alex Criddle chaplain and Dr D Keith Barnes service officer The retiring commender and Roy N Kilfoyie are members of the executive committee Honor Missionary — GARLAND Prior to hts de- parture for the Eastern States L DS mission Wednesday Grant Lester Anderson son of Mr and Mrs Verl Anderson of Garland will behonored at alarewell testi- -' monial Sunday at 11 a nuria the Garland tabernacle :! 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