Show 0 n I 1 SAUNA SALINA I 1 by special correspondent 0 0 north sevier to continue football for some time it looked as though football would have to be dispensed with at north sevier but through the persistence and active work of chaca P 0 davis the game will be taker up again this year to begin with there were no suits for the players player and the he school felt it could not afford to pay two or three hundred dollars to equip the teim team so 0 o the future looked black for football enthusiasts but coach davis was not to be so beaten last weekend lie went to sit salt lake there thene he went from one retail store to another anil and bought up their sample suits suil z in this way he obtained eleven sweaters swea tei teis and thirteen pairs of pants for about seventy dollars this is not a full equipment but it goes a long way toward filling the bill by the use of a little paint the boys were ren renewed aw and when ache north deviers Se viers football team gets on the gridiron this year they will look as a team should look coach davis stated that lie was pleased with the turnout for practice there being sixteen out last tuesday evening the boys are very verv enthusiastic over the practice work and though there are only four letter men on the team coach davis has hopes of turning riling tu out a good squad f first ward mutual opening A social to celebrate the opening of the first ward mutual for the winter season was held tuesday evening at the ward chapel an excellent program was prepared for the event an enormous crowd was vas present the building being filled to capacity the program commenced at eight with a selection from the mutual band after which the audience sang do what Is right S J ottley offered the invocation and was followed lloyed fo by community singing led by bv G AT wright bishop C E peterson then gave an address addres ss after which hal felt and thressa colby played an instrumental duet being assisted at the piano by mrs J S ottley the years slogan was sounded by the audience and a short talk given in the subject by miss aliss ver veneda eda martin this was followed by a vocal duet by guy and max ma dan baker then made an address which closed the program while the refreshments were being served e d bishop C E peterson and hal felt Fel under the name of dr s and partner put over a clever little stunt they rigged up a contraption to represent a sausage grinder and advertised verti sed that they rejuvenated women for fifteen cents the stunt was very verv cleverly put over and afforded the audience a good many laughs la the p president lent of the Alu mutual L inland pa payne stated that he was well pleased with the size of the crowd and hoped it kept up in a like manner during the year former N S CO coach a ch now in sacramento school coach rufus V richardson who taught athletics in north sevier for two years is now coaching in a high school in sacramento california coach richardson went from north sevier to grantsville Grants ville where he has been the past two years aing out to sacramento this fall to take up his duties there graduate working As secretary in high school miss bessie jackson who was grad from north sevier last spring is working as secretary in principal dan bakers balo raj office in the high school miss bliss jackson has bali had that position before and is a first class wor worker lEer 4 H club of salina wins wing prize at fair the second v year ear group of the 4 H club in salina was the prize winner at the county fair held last week winning first prize in the salad s demonstration on miss millie Don domgaard igaard and miss rhea crane were the gills entered in the contests contest q they ana made e four salads and two dressings winning in the contest against about ten tell others these girls eirls will now attend the state fair to be held in salt lake L ake the foie part of october where they will compete for laurels against representatives of the other counties schools open auspiciously the first day of school in sali salina na was an important event in spite of the boys and gills claiming that they dont like school they were rather glad when it started monday the registration of high school students stood at one hundred seventy which is not so bad for the foul fourth th day lay of school for there are always sorn some who cant get in at the first of the term in the enrollment of the classes were 51 54 5 1 freshmen 23 boys and 31 gills this number is 16 less than the number of students graduating from the eighth grade last laa spring the sophomores number 44 11 14 1 1 boys and 30 girls the juniors number 36 20 of that number boys and 16 girls 36 is the number of seniors for the first we week ek of school with only 11 boys in tile tho class the regular routine of school is hardly in effect yet as there are cla claer seq to change and equipment to get but for the fourth day of school things are getting well avell arr arranged a g ne s landscape gardner talks talk on beautification prof emil hansen landscape gardener of the U A C was in salina monday evening and gave a lecture on the beautification of the home and city the meeting was held at al 1 the high school mr hansen told about the correct and incorrect way of planting abl shrubs ab care of floer gardens and how to arrange them and many other 1 useful 1 things thing of value to the home maker he tolt told those present that people passing through a town were impressed by its appearance and judged the citizens of that town accordingly if it ha anell ell arranged streets street ane and beautiful homes the impression is a good one and the sad truth about salina is that is plenty of room for improvement pro ho he pointed out the school buildings perched per clied upon the bare grounds and told how the looks of the buildings could be practically changed by a lawn and some well arranged shrubs he mentioned the new nev church building and said lie he would be glad to help with 1 ill plans plan for providing it with a beautiful backen l H 0 williams and 0 G GNiel nielson son of the city council were present at the gathering and stated that the city hall rounds grounds are to undergo a change which it ii hoped nill ill be only a small beginning to what will be done in the next year vear f f local and personal E C wright celebrated his birthday anniversary thursday evening at a plunge party and picnic at the monroe lot hot springs those participating were sir mr and sirs airs E C wright mr air and mrs airs I 1 L wright of seattle washington mr and mrs charles nielson mr and mrs june webb the misses elaine thompson bell webb shirley wright 11 and edith thompson and lynn nielson after their swim dancing was indulged in till late when a bounteous picnic luncheon was enjoyed em eni oyed mrs alm lavar dastrup and miss arietta martin visited mrs fred michelson monday afternoon mrs hilda gates returned saturday from a business trip to salt lake city H R webb of salt lake city who has been working in richfield for some time paid a short vi visit ait to his brother june webb friday miss ada crane who was a graduate from the wasatch academy last spring left salina friday to attend westminister West Westil minister linister college in salt lake city miss aliss pearl jensen and merrill borg were dinner guests saturday evening at the home of mr air and mrs zoel Whit whitbeck beek kennard larsen lamn and edgar thorsen who have been in salina for some time returned to ely nevada sunday clyde was the motif for a party given sunday afternoon at the home of his parents mr air and mrs hicks the occasion being his tenth birthday birth dav anniversary the i guests spent the afternoon playing games till five when a delicious melon feast was the center of attraction mr and mrs jose reed motored down from manti sunday evening to visit mrs hilda gates who leave for salt like lake cita soon miss bell webb motored to provo wednesday of last week in company i with varna varn a Jo johnson john hilson son grant mason w and vernon vemon johnson i andrew addre wilson and son henry re turned home saturday after two months stay in the southern part of colorado dr ronald jensen left salina sunday for ephraim where he intends to locate he was accompanied by his sister ter miss pearl jensen who 1 is ping going to take care eare of his office for him miss jensen is ig also going to attend college at ebhraim EDh raim i dr and mrs airs R G clark of provo were visitors at t the he home hame of mr and mrs mm june webb tuesday of last week dr and mrs clark were returning home from a vacation at fish lake and stopped over in salina to visit mr M webb who is a brother of mrs clark miss lydia nielson left tuesday for salt lake city to enter one of the business colleges there friday the boy scout troop exoo p of the first ward avard took one of their evening jaunts to the lulls hills cooking tests bere ere tried out and the evening avas spent around the ca campfire tell telling ing stories and playing a games ga mes there were fifteen scouts present besides scoutmasters Scout masters leland payne and S J ottley mr air and mr mrs s hal felt and daughters lottie arld and larue cretu returned arned f from roll salt lake cit city monday evening where they had been on oil a short visit mrs airs zoel whitbeck left tuesday tu ez la for a few days stay with friends and an relatives in ai mayfield layfield |