Show Wilson Contest Held Boon to Honest Voting R Heroism Awards Will Be Made Sunday Afternoon David J Wilson did the voters of Utah a genuine service when he brought a contest of the 1946 congressional election which was won by Rep Walter K Granger (DUtah) U S Sen Arthur V Wat-kin- s told a meeting of Weber county Republicans at the Colonial theatre Friday night "As a result of the irregularities brought to light in that contest Utah may have an honest election this fall" Watkins said "Certainly the contest aroused the public to a degree of vigilance which was lacking in 1946" Watkins urged the election of David J Wilson of Ogden as representative of Utah's first congressional district "We in Utah will need the services of David J Wilson and of William A Dawson Second district repto resentative seeking cet nrooer conference representa tion in the next Republican con-gress he said Answer Criticism Utah's junior senator replied to criticism of the 80th congress voiced by his senior colleague Democratic Sen Elbert D Thomas "The accumulation of essential legislation which confronted the 80th congress showed only the lack of real accomplishment of the Democratic congresses of the preceding 14 years" Watkins said "And" the vast world recovery and rearmament funds appropriated by the 80th congress were made necessarv in large part by the bungling of two Democratic presidents "And you hear a lor about price control Don't forget that price control was removed and rationing ended in 1946 — before the 80th congress even took office Democrats were in control in the White House and in congress when controls were lifted but now they're even that on the trying to blame 80th congress " On Reclamation Watkins spoke t length on the reclamation needs of Utah describing plans for the Weber basin and central Utah projects which he pointed out "will use and conserve our last remaining sources of water" The Weber basin project to cost $60000000 may be reported to the next congress he said This project he said would permit "immeasurable" expansion in Davis Weber and Box Elder counties (R-Uta- THE OGDEN UTAH STANDARD-EXAMINESATURDAY EVENING OCTOBER 23 1948 Elks Promise Wenf7 of Giits at Holiday Party S Highland ward building committee at five p m Sunday in the Twelfth ward Twenty-sixt- h and Jackson Violeers under direction of Mrs J Adley Stone will give music Ryan Bingham family and Lynn Arnold will speak fSSBSSSSSSSBSSSSSSSSSM CALL 7763 WASHER REPAIRING Pickup & Delivery Service un muni William E Hobbs chairman and Elmer B Dudman vice chairman of the Elks' committee for a Halloween party assure children at Grant school that there will be Just as many gifts hot dogs and drinks at this year's party aa there was last year — —— r Newell Death Due "Chief Ready a gallant Utah serviceman who sacrificed his life to help make this nation a symbol of and peace to all countries justice of the world earned these awards for heroism and extraordinary achievement in aerial flights against enemy Japanese forces in the forwarded areas of the south Pacific from August through October 1943" said a statement 24 1917 in Chicago Born Aug Chief Ready joined the navy To Fall Illness Death of Arthur Newell 50 rear of 2747 Madison was caused by a plus cardiac failure Max £ Lamph deputy Weber county attorney said an autopsy ordered by the state revealed Friday Newell was found lying unconscious on the floor of his small cabin Oct 16 by several friends who live in the same vicinity Examination at a hospital revealed presence of head injuries and it was then believed the injuries were the cause of death Newell died Wednesday night without regaining consciousness Lamph said the autopsy showed shock and bethat injury-cause- d ing unconscious had rendered the victim susceptible to bronchopneumonia Police Lieut W K Milligan said he found three close associates of the victim Friday night who reported Newell had apparently been ill for several days It was Michael Goherty who occupies a small cabin near the Newell cabin who telephoned the fire station for an ambulance the officer said "Goherty and others said that Newell several times had told them that he had no relatives" Milligan reported His registration card with the Weber county welfare department also states he has no relatives The autopsy surgeon said there was no evidence of a fractured skull or other head injury of sufficient seriousness to cause death Efforts to locate relatives or close friends were still being continued by the mortuary 533 Twenty-sixt- h and police officers Milligan said broncho-pneumoni- Doyle C Frazier 26 of 3037 Wall failed to appear in the Burch Creek court last Friday to answer to a charge of operating a lottery and his bail of $100 was declared forfeited Frazier was arrested Sept 9 at 372 Twenty-fift- h Punchboards which were confiscated by Sheriff Mac M Wade were ordered destroyed CHRIST SCIENTIST 4th St and Monroe avd AM Sunday Service Wednesday Service Sunday School Reading Rooms RADIO 323-32- 8:00 P M 9 45 A M' Kiesel 4 KLO Sunday at 9:45 A M The public is cordially Invited to attend the services and to use the reading rooms DIRECTORY ii 10:00 A M Oct 30 when the Ogden lodge 719 the Elks holds its second annual Halloween party for children According to William E Hobbs chairman and Elmer B Dudman vice chairman the party will last from seven until nine p m and will be featured besides races and other activities by the serving of hot dogs and punch Ogden Transit Co will provide free transportation to and from the ball park from different points Busaea will leave from Washington Terrace Bonneville Park and the corner of Washington and Local 76 of the MusiTwenty-fift- h cians union will provide entertainment at the corner of Washington and Twenty-fift- h prior to the leaving of the busses for the scene of the party and will play a variety of numbers at the park Donations Received "We are receiving excellent cooperation from merchants and individuals in the way of donations of apples oranges candy money to buy hot dogs and punch and to make it possible for everyone evening can do so by contacting myself Mr Dudman or Elmer Brown a member of the committee or the Ogden lodge 719 of the Lutheran Hour — KLO —Sunday 10:30 A M Chief John E Ready THE CLEARFIELD COMMMUNITY CHURCH Clearfield Utah Rev Selby Swift Pastor 54 Clearfield Villa Sunday 9:30 a m — Worship for all Sunday School for all children Junior sermon by Miss Margaret Crain Music by the choir and sermon Sermon subject: "God's Turn" Sunday 7:30 p m— The Christian Youth Group will meet Wednesday 8 p m —Anchorage prayer meeting You and all members of your family are invited this Sunday and every Sunday March 14 1037 and died Feb 16 1944 He is buried at the Golden Gate National cemetery San Bruno Calif He is survived by his mother and stepfather Hugh E Meloy a depot equipment specialist They live at 14Kii Twenty-sixtOgden h - Elks" Prizes for different types of costumes including the best prettiest and worst will be given There d will also be races sack races relay races and other events Atheltic events will be under the supervision of the city recreation department and the Boy Scout council Ogden fire department will provide a huge bonfire Police and sheriff's departments will lend assistance Mischief Reduced It was after the success of last year's party that the Elks decided unanimously to make this an annual event The reason for this decision was that actual statistics of the juvenile court showed not one case of malicious vandalism was handed over to the court for correction the day after last Halloween "Only through the public spirit of organizations and individuals has it been possible for us to carry on with this program" Hobbs said three-legge- Pact Reached on School Events -- -- : First Presbyterian Church 2406 Adams Avenue JOHN EDWARD CARVER Pastor Lee Cain Bass Soloist "" Are savings safe? 26th and Jefferson Am D Atu'ood Bird Pastor GHXJRCH SCHOOL — 9:45 a m MORNING WORSHIP— 11:00 a m Sermon: "STAGNANT CHRISTIANITY" METHODIST YOUTH FELLOWSHIP— 7 p m EVERGREENS ELIM LUTHERAN CHURCH for Corner 23rd Street and Jefferson Avenue (National Lutheran Council) WELCOMP Church School Worship Service FALL PLANTING "THE Yes! Accounts are insured SHRUBS up to $5000 withdrew savings conveniently? Certainly! Withdrawal privileges are similar to those of any modern savings institu- 2464 BULBS THE CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD (Episcopail Street and Grant Js Kb Bee J Burton Salter Rector Communion FALL PLANTED 8:00 A ML— Holy 9:30 A M Church School 11:00 A ML— Morning Service Stock receives the advantage of early spring gro wth tion ft BP 2376 WASHINGTON BIVD sfjy &S9M9B999MH99r WXiK&li&KfSr?- '"SfflS&Ps8S ::: HreHEH 44 A PERSONAL WORD FROM GOD" Sermon at 11 a m by Rev Lloyd Newton lltRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH ( clubf-presiden- hurrh of Christ— Disciples of Christ) 4th at Madison A9 F PEF BUS TO SUNDAY SCHOOL AND CHURCH 'Leave? 17th and Wall at 8:45 a m Shupe addition 8:50: Bonneville Park 9 00: Washington Terrace 0:25 For route call 9681 if you wish the services of this bus' 10:00 a m BIBLE SCHOOL EVENING VESPER 500 p m A service for all the family "Fellowship hour" following) Intermediate and Senior Young People at 6 p m : MOORE'S Among those directing plans for a La Dianaeda dab rash party tonight are Maureen Nelson (left) Joyce Warren June Herrick and Janet Anderson t NURSERIES Jo Ann Stallings vice Members of La Dianaeda Weber college were making last president Arlene Storey secre minute preparations today tor tneir tary Joyce Watts treasurer Kath1266 Wash Blvd third and final rush party which is leen Burton reporter Joyce Nichto be held this evening at seven ols Joyce Warren Joye Webb June o'clock It will be a progressive Webb Maureen Nelson Karma Since 7876 event with four or five locations Wangsgard Janet Anderson June used The party is built around a Herrick Martha Graham Marilyn traditional holiday theme A state- Anderson Lynette Frank and Marment reads: gie Mills Bettie Bond club spon"An outstanding and active year sor is outlined for the members of La Dianaeda During the Christmas W ALL A VK BAPTIST CHURCH holidays a dancing party is being planned for members and their ttth sad Wall Ave dates at the institute of religion RE? J i A No in the agenda during the holWorship Service Sunday School 10 oo A MrAMorning idays Is the traditional Christmas h IlitS 1 in of the honor pledges plan partymembers L: in charge An assembly dance the Group No 3111' M B P and alumnae breakfast are among other activities anticipated by the Evening Worship 8:00 P M Srrmon 'GET READY AND BE READY" Hub for the rpraamms part of the jSetnmunion year" The Public is Invited to Attend the Revival Cervices Officers and active members of La Dianaeda are: Elaine MacArthur MOVING? Plane Purnftaro Electric ice Bosee Baggage Peeking 8torage Across she street at State SLADE TRANSFER CfAl " 16 e ITTtft BITVMI ON INSURED SAVINGS 1 IB Aveesjsj FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ' A nursery 25th Street at Jefferson A venae H E COULTER Minister Morning Worship— 11 00 A ML Evening Worship— 7:45 p m with competent attendant is maintained during both the morning and evening service and during the Sunday School hour There Are Bible School Classes for All Ages Beginning at 9:45 A M CHURCH OF TH K SAY EEN E 9999 Grass) Ave 'S A E PET - -- 9:45 A M 11:00 A M 7:30 P M P Ml Morning Worship eangelistie Service Prayer Service Wednesday WL'-lT- Definitely! Two per cent aver-ag- Adams Sermon by Dr J S BoughtM dean of Westminster College Salt Lake City Special music: Violin solos Harold E Pettigrew Ernest Oborn Organist 5:80 P M— Pilgrim Fellowship for Young People ® substantially above the for insured saving! RECOMPENSE' A St Church School 11:00 A M — Worship service FREE 4 Are the earnings good? UW Or FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH SHADE TREES Federal Save any amount any time Savings received by the lOtb ol the month earn from the 1st VVV"'TttvjM t:i JiJWm (Nursery for Small Children at Parsonage) IV Floyd Lewis Pastor Phone 4707 ESTIMATES 3 How may f save? l FIRST METHODIST CHURCH and f Savings ecucat-ona- Sermon: STAGNANT CHRISTIANITY ol attention I Use yettth meeting will renew at 7 o'clock Sunday sc h ool with latest materials meet at 9:45 Club Will Entertain Tonight Office of the Consolidated 2443 Lincoln was Freightways ransacked by a prowler who used a key to open the front door Police Patrolman C L Torman re ported A few payroll drafts were stolen lorman added v THE BEST LOVED CHAPTER Sunday Sermon at 11 o'clock en Three organizations sponsoring activities in the city schools have agreed to present their programs at hours to avoid disruption of the study schedules it is announced today by Dr Thomas O Smith school superintendent The programs have been sponsored in the past by the American Association of University Women Coronet club and Junior Concert association Programs sponsored by these three groups will begin next week and will continue through the school year on Saturdays holidays and evenings According to Dr Smith the Doard of education and school principals heartily approve the change of time for presenting the plays and concerts and they invite parents to encourage their children to attend the presentations non-scho- ! intc meeting of thelion more women voters than men Third ymm-iLadies Society of the Brotherhood voters of Locomotive Firemen and The 125 members of Golden was being held today Spike lodge and their guests from with the international grand presi- Idaho Utah Colorado Nevada and dent Mrs Grace Hatfield present California began the meeting at Wm convention is in the Woodmen nine a m with the call to order of the World hall 2425 Grant of President Mary Keller of the following registration Main business of the meeting local lodge About 20 women were initiated was the discussion of the political situation The inter national organi- during the morning sessions after zation said Mrs Hatfield has en- which the meeting adjourned for dorsed only those candidates who lunch After lunch the new memare friends of labor regardless of bers were installed and drill team exhibits were given Members of party lodges will "We have endorsed as many Re- the men's and women's at Paramount Bowl tonight gather we Democrats" as have publicans for a banquet and dance the international president said The society is an international No choice has been made for erttaniJEation having 45000 mem is it we believe that "as president bers in local lodges in the United not important who is president if States The Canada and Alaska we have a friendly congress" economics are interests polmain Mrs Hatfield predicted a strong- itics insurance for members and er vote among the women of the social and educational activities organization than ever before in Utah cities represented at Among history were Milford Bingconvention the a "Women have great respons- ham Canyon Salt Lake City and deibility in this election" she clared "because there are a mil- - Ogden l Sunday School Classes for All Ages 11:00 A M— " JUSTIFIED BEFORE GOD" John Affleck ball park will be to take part in this gala the scene of a convention of witch Hobbs said "Those who desire to es hobgoblins and ghosts Saturday contribute to the success of the of PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH I Office Entered 01 A -- CHURCH PLANTING PLANS IT HEMISPHERE WESTERN Lai OGDEN Many Lend Assistance in Arranging Joyous Session Women's party" Lodges Discuss 'W&tk Choices : :::: 2 Con f STATIONS IN F1BST CHURCH OF here 24th at Kiesel 1 SH A-1- Bail Forfeited In Lottery Case FOR GUARANTEED I 1501 Washington Blvd 10:00 A M Church School 11:00 A M Morning Worship 7:00 P ML Evening Worship south Pacific during World War H Aviation Chief Machinist Mate John Edward Ready USN has been posthumously awarded the distinguished flying cross air medal a gold star in lieu of a second air medal and one gold star in lieu of a third air medal and written citations signed by the secretary of the navy on behalf of the president of the United States which will be presented to his mother Mrs Olive V Meloy Ogden Sunday Oct 24 at the' Clearfield naval supply depot The presentation which will be made by Capt W R Ryan supply officer in command is scheduled to take place during impressive ceremonies at three p m in building 2 This standard storehouse has been transfored into a section bedecked with flags and lined with navy equipment displays for thousands of expected visitors in the observance of Navy day open house T A meeting will be held by the LATTER-DA- T HI R ti P CHRIST OF SAINTS CLEARFIELD — For extraordin- on L D S ary heroism and achievement in the h) Ward Program JESU 2457 Kiesel Otal 8S44 What Can I Use to Get the Slugs Out of My AttAPANTHUS? J awe ST JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH Street and Adams Avenve Snaday Mass: 6:00 8:00 9:30 11:00 A ML Confetslonat (Saturday) 4:30 to 890 P M 740 to 8:80 P M 24s b The Washington Terrace Community Church Sleeting: in the Community Building Selby Swift Paster S4 Clearfield VlUr "V" Sunday 11:15 a m Unified Service — Worship Sunday School School for all children Special music by the choir Children's story by Miss Margaret Crain and sermon Sermon subject "God's Turn" Sunday 7:30 p m — Christian Youth Group will meet Tuesday 7:30 p m— Bible study at the home of V Wolfe 9 Army way Wednesday 7:30 p m— Choir rehearsal at 9 Navy way You are invited to worship with us this Sunday and every Sunday Hes E-2- D-1- |