| Show 0 0 SALINA by special correspondent 0 0 legion post elects officers new officers were chosen for the ensuing year at the meeting of legion post 36 saturday night in the legion rooms the officers elected are briant domgaard commander roy bird first vice commander onest nielson second vice commander miles curfew adjutant harry thorsen secretary emery long service officer angus mcdonald chaplain norval crane sergeant at arms bud thorsen publicity officer and leon humphrey historian the executive board is composed of briant Doin domgaard gaard leon humphrey edwin peterson roy bird and angus mcdonald the legion auxiliary renewed their monthly bimonthly bi meetings meeting monday and are planning their winters work vork salina loses championship after an interesting series of base ball games the salina team won second place in the league the three final games between the winners of the first and second half salina and nephi were played sunday monday and tuesday of last week the first game played in salina na on sunday went t to nep nephi with h a score of 87 8 7 the A following foll day salina snatched the victory at nephi by a 74 7 4 score and tuesday the northerners walked off with the deciding game after a hard struggle the score was 1716 17 16 in their favor the salina boys have left a good record record behind them this year winning thirteen victories in the league games and five in open games mrs airs A J lewis was hostess at a luncheon wednesday afternoon at her home in honor of mrs don C Al men errill ill who is leaving soon for the east the table was arranged for nine guests and was prettily decorated with fall flowers I 1 mr and mrs airs bert jensen and miss aliss phyllis jensen were provo visitors wednesday mr and mrs morse burr left sunday for salt lake city to take in in the baseball finals they remained at the capital until tuesday and attended the jack dempsey boxing bout monday evening joseph wilson stopped off at the A W wilson home wednesday en route from colorado to los angeles delmar wilson who made the trip with him remained here mr and mrs irvin snow of bonita were visitors at the zoell whitbeck and will snow homes during the weekend miss bliss hazel snow entertained the sewing club at her home wednesday evening A delicious luncheon was served friday evening mr air and mrs airs zoell whitbeck and family went to manti for a short visit with relatives mrs M M nielson of hollywood mrs waide condon and mrs C C countryman cf silt salt lake lak e were house guests at the A J lewis home last weak mrs condon and mrs niels m n returned to their homes thursday and mrs countryman left bunday 3 miss bliss mary mattsson matts son left last week to take up her position as instructor in englise and group piano at the star valley high school in afton wyoming mrs deward hopkins spent wednesday and thursday with her parents mr and mrs A G 3 brockbank mr and mrs W H brown and D L argyle went to salt lake sunday to attend the ball games sunday and the fights monday night miss bliss lynn taft of bicknell spent the weekend here with friends and relatives mr air and mrs airs leon peterson Pc terson spent friday in manti enjoying the poultry show mr and mrs mr max cohen spent last weekend at grand canyon little 9 year old donald carlisle son of mr and mrs H S carlisle is recovering from in injuries jurie received in an automobile accident last week the boy suffered a broken right leg and was bruised and scratched but is getting along nicely and will soon be about again the lad was crossing the street and in dodging the cars became confused and ran into a car driven by evan of redmond tuesday the second ward primary had their homecoming home coming pr lor the kiddies as an official opening of the primary after being closed for the summer the first ward vard gave their welcoming gesture wednesday afternoon and evening both wards gave an interesting te program for the children and served refreshments the annual conference of the north sevier stake relief society was held sunday at the second ward chapel the morning sessions were given over to the officers and teachers of the organization and the afternoon meetings were for the general public |
