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Show Plans Complete For Big Frolic Next Wednesday The entire community is invited and urged to enjoy an afternoon of recreation. The business houses have been asked to close and everyone is invited to declare the day a holiday and come out and participate in the fun. PROGRAM 1 to 3 p. m. Baseball game, A. F. vs. Nephi at City park. 3 to 4:30 p. m. Miniature parade and pet show, tabernacle grounds. 4:30 to 6 p. m. Children's sports and races, under direction of Primary. Pri-mary. 4:30 to 6 p. m. Adults contests, sports and games, under direction of recreation leader. 6 to 7 p. m. Family picnic lunch, special musical entertainment. 7 to 7:30 p. m. Community singing sing-ing under direction of C. A. Grant. 7:30 to 8:30 p. m. Pioneer pageant page-ant at band stand. 8:30 to 9:30 p. m. Community campfire. 9:30 p. m. Taps. Everything is in readiness for the First Annual Town Square Frolic to be held next Wednesday afternoon after-noon and evening at the City park, tabernacle and tithing office grounds. The event is scheduled as one of the activities of the Stake M. I. A. but is being sponsored by the various vari-ous civic organizations of the entire community. The committees have -been very actively engaged for the past month working out details which are now complete for what promises to be ' one of the outstanding events in the stake. The committee on arrangements has secured some seats and the street between the tabernacle and the City park will be roped off during dur-ing the events. The sound system will be installed and many novel and lively features have been worked work-ed out by the committees in charge. The festivities open with a big Central League baseball game between be-tween the crack American Fork and Nephi teams. A charge will be made for this game. The entire proceeds to go to the baseball boys. The miniature parade and pet show will be the high light of the afternoon activities. The committee commit-tee under the direction of M. L. Baird piomises a very high class parade, featuring the king and queen of Alpine Stake. The young lady and gentleman selected for this honor are Little Miss Connie Hoyle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hoyle, and Master Don Peterson, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Peterson. Other sections of the parade, which will march in the order given, commencing com-mencing at the corner of First East and Main and counter marching down Main street to the Grant Hotel Ho-tel corner, back to the tabernacle and south one block are: Three boy scouts as color bearers; a troop of Boy Scouts; The American Fork City Band; The King and Queen of Alpine Stake; Children in Costume; Bathing Beauties; Primary Rythm Band; Decorated Wagons and Tri-cicles; Tri-cicles; Pets of all kinds; Decorated Doll Carriages; Junior Rythm Band; Comic Section. All children above the ages of four in the entire Alpine Stake are urged to apply for a position in this big parade. Contact one of the following follow-ing committee members from your respective ward and tell them which section of the parade you will enter. Prizes will be given to the best con- tribution in each section. Following is a list of the committee members: M. L. Baird, chairman; Mrs. Leo Meredith; Mrs. Bernice Adams, Mrs. William Roberts, Stanley Peters, Myrtle Houston, Oma Mitchell, Mrs. L. B. Adamson, May Greenwood, Inez McDonald, Mrs. Hyrum Larson and Mrs. Reva Bates. president of the various wards will act as captains of the teams from each ward. Tire-pumping contest, pushball, relay races for all ages and other sports and contests. At 6 p. m. the entire community will picnic on the lawns of the tithing tith-ing office, tabernacle, the city park and a free drink will be served to those who participate in the meal. During the eating of the meal a group of , entertainers will pass among the groups. Misses Gwendolyn Gwen-dolyn Richans and Fern Robinson will represent Spanish maidens; Melvin and Jay Anderson, two western cowboys; Gordon Hawkins, Karl Bennett and company, Ben Moffett and Glen Taylor, will all be present to add variety to the program. pro-gram. At 7 p. m. a community "sing" will be conducted under the direction direc-tion of C. A. Grant who will lead the group in the singing of novelty songs at the band stand. Mrs. West Hammond Ham-mond will play the piano for the community singing. Following the community singing there will be an evening program. The feature of this program will be a historical pioneer pageant depicting depict-ing the arrival of the pioneers in Utah and will be interspersed with song and entertainment. The following fol-lowing songs will be sung by a double dou-ble mixed quartet: "Come, Come Ye Saints", "Oh Ye Mountains High," and "This Is The Place". At 8:30 p. m. a community camp-fire camp-fire will be lighted by special camp-fire camp-fire lighting ceremonies by a group of fair damsels of the city dressed in appropriate costumes and using lighted torches. This will be fol- lowed by a program and campfire story told by Harrison R. Merrill of the General M. I. A. board. Musical numbers will be furnished by Mr. Martini of Mexico. After the sounding of taps at 9:30, sticks will be furnished for the roasting of weenies and marshmal-lows marshmal-lows which will close the day's events. People are urged to bring their "hot dogs and rolls, and marshmallows. For those who do not a supply will be on sale at the bonfire. n At 4:30 p. m. there will be a, double dou-ble program of sports, contests and games. The children will be entertained enter-tained at the City park under the direction of Miss Lue Grosbeck of the Primary stake board. Children from 4 to 12 are invited to enter the j following relays and games: Plain, race, sack race and three legged race, circle games for younger chil- I dren and kangaroo relay, over and I under relay, stride ball, rest you! shuttle and pass and squat relays for the older youngsters. Group games will be conducted for the remainder of the time. The adults will be entertained during this time on the tithing office grounds under the direction of Grant Ingersoll, city recreation leader. lead-er. The feature of the adult activities activi-ties during this period will be an elimination tug o' war between the six wards of the stake. The champion cham-pion will be declared. The M. I. A. |
