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“Hard Laid’ Rope The distance along the axfe of a rope, to which the rope makes one complete turns called the lay When yorng twist to one direction about the asia of the strands and the strand a twist in the apposite di rection the rope is known as cegu lar lay . ‘The hardness of a rope is determined by the amount of that given to the stranta and conse quently, myte referred to as hard or east ald, White Man - «It Respected Men who have find to deal with native paces In tropical countries know that the wifte man who is moat resprited to he who never raises his votep nor taxes ble tems per White Pelican Vanishing The white pelican, which once bred generally in western North America now san only four breeding colonies of aignificance in western United States and three in Saskatch ewan (Continued from page 3) Jenutege Junior Truscell, Myron Orthy and myself left Murray by des and met Mer Weston Thoman tkr at the Capitol Theatre We ensyei a two hour show, A march to the state capitol, a short talk by Governor Henry TT Blood 1 mirch by the county jail, where “we were serted a light lunch The outing gave me able appe lle and I sure enjoyed the lunch. —HITT: LINNELL Mothers Help To Costume For Operetta Riven mothers of school have volunteered their services in help ing the teachers to get the costumes ready for our operetta that is to o given soon We appreciate his help very much and it shows him interest in it. They meet here at the building in one of our spare room. The following moth rs are moving up? Wrea Tena Cro wn Mrs Filla Reynolis = Mra Moule Ballard Mrs Evelyn Alaxs ell Mra Nora Rushl) Mra El ina Toone and Afra Merle Mack —GPORGH FUJH Woodstock To Play Doone The fifth and sixth boys’ indoor handall team will play the Doone whoot term on Friday at Liberty Park I think we have no good chance to win because we have been prac tcing ‘The boys are hoping to win, FERRIS BHAW Vir Belliston Ta Award School Pin is ban lcn the custom for Mfr Belliston to give a pin at the end of the school year to the student who has the highest class average We are quite anxious to know who will get It This is be given the last day of echool —VMLROV OTLDY Pupila Donate Bioney For Shrubs Relintly one Colorado Dilue Spruce one eWep'og Birch and three Foaiish Fim trees were planted around our building Twenty three shrubs were also planted around the foundation of the bulking Thia boa male our grounds look more attractive We boys and girly are glad that this work has been doi anl decid eds to contribute toward beying tham The following bova and girls donated money Amber Seynolds Alice Depletro, Allin Howe Ambrose Motto Annie Tamura Alice Tamura Betty Lin nell, Ben Scalari, Bruce Bock, Carl Vaccard, Calvin Godfrey, Chester Kay, Clare Cronin Constance Lol za, Charley Godfrey (Ciara Frek non, Connie Griffith Donna Neyn old Pell Jennings Date Labrum Donna aBteman Dan Cecala, Don Weyera Elma Motto Frank Depie tro Fay Hennin, Gene Sheppard, Glen Mammer, George Fujil George Tamura Grace Bellsif 4, Hisoaha Matsumori Howard Jap ‘oy, Henry Jennings Werbert Hulsh Y%daerro, June Swanson, James Torzos, Jean Bernald Jan lee Meyers Jessie Jenning, Jay Barrett, Junior Russell, Junior Ferguson, Kenneth Savage, Keith Devernax, Lynn Thompson LeRoy North Lee Linnell, Gols Ballerd, Lola Linnell Louis Durrett, Lorna North Lavene Toone Lorna Walk er, Louise Turpin May Furrandy, Martha Ramsayr, Myron Ottley, Minoore Matsumori Wilton Jconing Norman Kay, Ollila Mark Ras Tateman, Rex Bateman, Reed joone Ray Henla Ruton Tabrum, Ralph Turple, Rozetta Coolle, Richard Wowe Sopiia Loizos, fam Firnales Steven Walker, Wil ma Shiiraksa Wilma Lolz and Jeldy Barrett
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Murray City Eagle
Murray, Utah, US
Thu, May 10, 1934
Page 5
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