The Daily Herald from Provo, Utah • Page 4

PAGE FOUR PR 0 0 (U T. A H) IN A I JANUARY 4,. 1:9 3 5 I SPANISH FORK MRS. EFFBE DABT Reporter Pbone 168 Honoring Mr. and Mrs.

Elias Flavei and Mr. and Mrs. Fay Manwell and daughter, Lois and Ha of Richfield, Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. P.

P. Thomas entertained at a dinner Saturday evening at six o'clock. Others who were present were: -Mrs. Rosette Flavel, Bishop and Mrs. Erastus Hanson, Mr.

and Mrs. Roger Beck, Marinus Baadsgaard, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Turtle, Mr. and Mrs.

Max Thomas and daughter and William Christmas. Following dinner the time was spent in social conversation. A family dinner was held Sunday at the home of Mrs. Rosetta Flavel. Dinner was served at two p.

m. to Mr. and Mrs. Fay Manwell and daughters, Lois and Ila; Mr. and Mrs.

Elias Flavel of Richfield, Idaho and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dean of Salt Lake City. Following dinner the time was spent quietly because of the ill health of Mrs. Flavel.

Mr. and Mrs. Dean returned to their home in Salt Lake Sunday night and the Idaho party accompanied them as far as SaTt Lake and spent the night with them, returning to their home in Richfield, Monday. Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Greene entertained the members of the Double X. club at their home Friday evening. Luncheon was served at the card tables at 8 o'clock" Progressive 500 followed, Mrs. Will Simmons won the ladies high score Willis Brockbank, the gents, Mrs. Victor Roman, the consolation, and Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Elmer the guest prize. Earl Carter of Spanish Fork and Maude Dea Clark of Provo were granted a marriage licensi last week at Provo. Angus S. Mortenson of Spanish Fork and Mary C.

Provostgaart of Payson were issued a marriage license Friday at Provo. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jex, Mrs Moilie Stewart and Mrs. Mildred Whitelock, motored to Salt Lake Thursday of last week and brought home Ollie Whitelock who has been at the L.

D. S. hospital for several weeks following a. serious injury at Thanksgiving time while he was working on a railroad in Nevada. Mr.

Whitelock is now convalescing nicely home of his father-in-law, Uri Stewart, Jr. Miss Loa Brown entertained a group of her friends very delightfully at her home Sunday in honor of her birthday anniversary. Christmas idea was carried out in the decorations and the hot luncheon served at 8:30. Games followed and were enjoyed by the hostess and Leora Thomas, Phillis Livingston, Zoe Boyack, Ellen Vicklund and Pauline At 11 o'clock the girls exchanged Christmas gifts. GANGSTER CAPTURED JOPLIN, Jan.

4 of the tri-state redoubled today their efforts to' round up members of a suspected Ozark bandit gang that has raided towns in this vicinity during the last two months. Capture yesterday at a filling station near Abesville of Bob Johnson, suspected of being a member of a gang that slew Deputy Sheriff Gerald Hodge of Miami, last Wednesday night in a running gun fight in Picher, spurred on the officers. PigglyWiggly January Month of Values Throughout the Entire Store. Come in and see for Yourselves Make Your January Dollars Count. Lemons OZ 15c Onions Oranges nd 2 il.

15c Do -Artichokes, Celery, Cauliflower, Lettuce, Avocados and Bunch Vegetables Failcy Clean 2 Pinkeye SL 25c Lbs. jjC Macaroni ST. Southern Utah Mild Dfil a hetti Can Rice Btae Rose Husler's Wasatch Chicken Ravioli, Can 5 Ms 25c 48 $1.59 lOc Alaska Pink Tall Can Salmon Soap Powder' pkg 25c Dependable Meats POt ROaSt IOC Veal Roast lOc EASTERN SUGAR CURED, Ground Beef 2 esb I5c WHOLE OR Pound Kippered Salmon Pound Finnan Haddie Pound Smoked Haddie Fillets Pound FISH 2 -Pound Brick 35c SUTTON'S MINCE MEAT lOc Pound STEW Pound LAMB Pound Bulk Sauerkraut Pound Fancy Large Chickens Stewing Hens jLOST Fountain Pen. Return to Art Bruggere at Piggly-Wiggly and receive reward. Provo Policemen Improve Marksmanship After 21 weeks of intensive practice the Provo police have an improvement of approximately 20 percent in their pistol marksmanship.

In the pictures above are shown the six police officers who participated in the practice, and their instructor. Left to right, they are: Chief John E. Harris, Arnel Milner, Bert. Halladay, Captain Edward O'Brien instructor; Captain James C. Snow, Sergeant L.

C. Davis and O. E. Pederson won the medal presented by a Salt Lake ballistics expert for the best record of the season, exclusive of Captain O'Brien. To Make Bid For State Cup holding weekly contests in arget shooting, instituted by Police Chief John E.

Harris, the Provo police force has improved its pistol shooting ability by 20 per cent over a period of 21 weeks. Every man in the department is now a good marksman with a pistol and several of the men are near the "expert" class. The practicing will continue, says Chief Harris. The weekly target shoots were started on August 7 with Captain Edward O'Brien in charge. O'Brien, Sergeant L.

C. Davis and Officers Arnel Milner and Oscar Pederson had graduated to the small target, which has a bulls- eye of 1 5-8 inches. The bullseye on the large target is 5 inches across. Shooting was at distances of 45 feet, 60 feet and 75 feet. CTiief Harris, Captain J.

C. Snow and Officer Bert Halladay who remained on the large target, improved rapidly as well as the other four men and in the last six weeks Chief Harris had four perfect scores. Officer Pederson won a medal for having the highest percentage of the season, with an average over 21 weeks of 93.28 percent. Next to him, was Milner with 92.57 per cent and in third place was Davis with 82.33 per cent. The medal was presented by E.

A. Hedman, ballistics expert on the Salt Lake police force. The greatest improvement, however, was shown by Chief Harris and Officer who started out farther down the scale. Team Average The entire force was shooting an average of 79 at the beginning and were up to 97.3 on December 26, the last shoot. The team average for 'the year was 91.06 per cent.

O'Brien's record for the season was best, although he did not compete for the medal. He averaged 96.29, and the fact that this expert was only a few points ahead of some of the most improved shooters on the police force indicates, how the quality of their shooting has been bettered. Last year the Provo police finished a poor last in the state meet in Salt Lake City. This' year, they will be battling for one of the top places. Captain O'Brien pointed out that if all the men had remained shooting on the large target, the team average would have been 99.

per cent at the end of the season. The only perfect score on the small target was.made by O'Brien on December 18. "Pistol shooting is much more difficult than rifle shooting," said Captain O'Brien. "In the first place, you can't steady the gun against the body as with rifle; secondly, every person has a tendency to flinch with each or less. You can see.

this by shooting once with a shell in the chamber, then once without it." Need Steady "Steady nerves, correctly ad- few simple tricks of taking aim few simple rticks of taking aim are "squeezing" the trigger are essential to good shooting. A revolver is better for target shooting than an automatic because the trigger on an automatic is harder to pull. "Most effective pistol shooting done at close range. A man could be shot at 150 yards but in the actual cases where officers of gunmen are killed it is usually, at very close -range, sometimes less than 10 feet." I Injuction Set Aside In Provo Mortuary Case Like a jack in the box with a strong spring, the legal battle between C. O.

Claudin, mortician, and Provo city, over the location of Claudin's funeral home in Provo refused to stay put. Friday morning the case once again popped up after it was seemingly settled -last-week-'by court" order from Judge M. Larson, a writ of injunction against the operation' of the establishment as a funeral home. Judge Larson signed an order Friday setting aside the injunction on the grounds that the hearing had been held without notice to the defendant or his attorneys and without their having entered a default. A.

H. Christensen, attorney for Claudin, signed an affidavit to the effect that he had not been given proper notice of the hearing. Further, the defense set forth that there are various controvert- ed matters at issue on which" the defendant is entitled to be heard in a trial." Provo city has engaged special counsel for the case, Brockbank and Pope, while Christensen, Straw and Christensen have been defending Claudin. The fact that two other mortuaries are also operating in the residential district, and would perhaps be subject to the Claudin puts an unusual aspect on 'the case. One of these is the Deseret Mortuary with which Mayor p.

is The. 'other "is the Berg Moftuai-y." President Roosevelt is planning to bombarQ Congress with a series of imporant messages that will make some of the members sorry they we're elected. WINDSOR WARD James Redden Son 478 West Center Phone 534 Prices. Effective.Sat.„Jan. 5 SUGAR 10 Ib.

Paper 10.Ib. Cloth bag 25 Ibs $1.37 100 Ibs $5.32 MATCHES IGA, Box 5c Gelatine Dessert All flavors, pkg. IGA HOUSEHOLD CLEANSER CAN 5c CATSUP I A 14 oz. Bottle 15c IGA LAUNDRY SOAP BARS BISQUICK Large Pkg. IGA Cream Cereal, Ig.

pkg 19C Grapefruit, Shaver's 2 Cans WHEATIES 2pkgs. Tomato Soup, Campbells cans Wax Paper, Diamond 125 ft. roll SOAP, 5 Giant Bars White Star Tuna, Ig. can Macaroni, Pure wholesome 3 'SEGO MILK, Tali Cans 6c Lettuce, Crisp, Solid Heads BANANAS, Firm, Ripe, Ib. Grapefruit Arizona seedless 6 for Veal Shoulder Roast, Ib.

Rump Roast Veal, Ib. Pot Roast Beef, Best Cuts, Ib. Lamb Roast Shoulder, Ib. Jewel Shortening -i Ibs. lOc I5e 12C rt Mr.

and. Mrs. Oscar Cragun entertained the following New Year's night: Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Duke, Mr.

and Mrs. William Prestwich, Mr. and Mrs. brvel Stanfield, Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Gillman, Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Drage and Mrs. Gillman. After dancing, at Provo, the party went to the Cragun home where a delicious supper was 'Mrs.

W. P. Kirk entertained at a family dinner New Years day in honor of her husband and their son Jack. Their birthday an- niversaries occuring on. that day.

Those present other than family members were Miss Taylor of Bluffdale' and Ezra Walker of Pleasant Grove. Elvin Downs returned to Logan. Thursday after spending the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Downs.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer York and family and Mr. and Mrs. Thel Walker and family were dinner guests of Mr.

and Mrs. John Swenson New Year's day. Mr. and Mrs. Odeal Kirk and family and Mr.

and Mrs. A. G. Keetch motored to Heber, Friday where they spent the day visiting Mr. and Mrs.

Russell Keetch. Mr. and Mrs. A. S.

Dykman and Virginia of Salt Lake City and Mr. and Mrs L. D. Raker and daughter Rose day mornings. of Lehi, were guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Oscar Cragun New Year's day. Marvin Kirk, who has been employed at Yellowstone Park doing road work, returned home Saturday. TO CONTINUE CLASS So successful was "Practical Problems in Interior Decorating" during the fall quarter, Brigham Young university will continue the class in the winter quarter, announced B. F.

Larsen, professor of art, Thursday. Lynn Taylor experienced decorator, will again provide practical situations and solutions. The class will meet in the art department from 9:30 to 10:30 on Wednesday and Fri- R.H.HflyUJflRD Fruits and Vegetables GRAPEFRUIT Large Arizona 1 ar 1 Seedtess Aw ORANGES FANCY LEMONS LA JUICY Doze Cooking APPLES Sf 7 lbs CELERY UTAH) CRISp Bunch LETTUCE LARGE SOLID PEANUTS JUMBO Fresh WALNUTS JJf GROCERY DEPARTMENT Crystal White Soap 10 BARS PINK SALMON TALL CAN GRAPEFRUIT ZEE TISSUE 4 ROLLS COFFEE DEt 4Q0 SUGAR UTAH BEET Pound Bag $1,57 PINEAPPLE HALF Can ASPARACOS TIPS-DfJL oar AftWVyrU9 Tall Can Hf COCOA Pound Can Royal Gelatin A1! Flavors pkgs PEAS WEBER Can Mexican or CORN Country Large Cans for Rice FANCY HEAD ibs. Beans Rec lexicon or Navy CORNED BEEF 12 oz Cans 2 for MEATS Picnic Hams lie Pot Roasts Pound 6c Sliced Bacon pound 19c DELICATESSEN FRESH Mince Meat 2 Pounds Scliiitz Beer Sliced Puritan Package Package IOC Cherries, Pine- 8 Candied If Bone- rmnan naddie less, ib. Fresh Oysters Mild Cheese pound 15c IMPORTED NORWEGIAN Fish Balls 29c Shortening 2 pounds.

HamS Pound Veal Chops Boiling Beef HALF or Brisket, Pound 12c 5c Sirloin, Fancy Beef, Pork Sausage Pork, Ib.