The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-08-31
KINGDOM OF EMERY
Red Cross Dance At the County Seat Not
the Success That Had Been An.
ticipated By Many.

CASTLE DALE. Aug 2s.-Prof A
l.. Beeslcy who comes To- Emery Stake
academy Tor the ensuing term. r. n
graduate Of the teachers college oi
Brigham Young University. and was
an Instructor there for three years
In the spring ~ 1896 he resigned his
position at the Institution. since which
time he has been nj the University NJ
Chicago. specializing IN educational
problems.
on the 25th of June. this year. he
passed his examinations for the mas
ter's degree aud has also completed n
considerable amount Of work IN the
Chicago public schools In connection
with the problem Of iefthandodncss.
the results ~ which he has bccn asked
90 present at the next annual meet
Ing Of the National Educational asso-
citation.
while away. Professor Becslcy was
awarded graduate scholarship for
the ensuing year. Tie was aiso elect.
cd TO membership In the Phi Delta
Kappa. the national professional cdu-
cationai fraternity.
lie comes TO Emery stake academy
az Castle Dale very highly recon-
mended o. % teacher and an excellent
gentleman.
Dance For Tied Gross.
The Red Cross musical aud dance
given BY the local chapter Of the or.
ganiSation Thursday night was, un.
fortunately. not the success II should
have been. especially In view OF the
hearty response accorded the affair By
people from all over the county In ad.
dillon Go the local people who turned
out on massc. Tho hall had been
beautifully decorated In the national
coiors with the Red Cross insignia
Hastily displayed about the room. The
program was n short hut excellent
one. consisting of well rendered
reading by Miss Hazel Accord. q dainty
violin selection and encore NJ daintily
rendered by Misa Drucilia Scely, ac-
conn anicd by Miss Margaret soely:
vocal solo ~ Miss Ciarice Rose, a
highly artistic piano selection by Miss
Netty Nader. a. an encore TO which
she played the piano accompaniment
Go a violin solo by Dr. 6. r. Itose. Mo-
roni oveHon gave n vocal solo. AN.
chorcd." IN his usual fine way Mr.
aud Mrs Emery Larsen were the final
winners out OF the four couples first
selected for the prize waltz. Miss Jen.
ME Crawford of Orangeyille won the
prize Tor the most popular lady with
Miss Ruth Toiboe of Castle Dale Sec
ond. while Dr. Rose. chairman OF the
Red Cross organization. was declared
20 be the most popular gent with Carl
nerE coming second.
Council Of Defense.
The names OF the members Of the
council ot0fefensc for Emery county
with the particular duty assigned to-
each are here given!
FinanSe-odorEc N. Miller. Hunt
rSSncIy-JavId =. william. Castle
Dale.
LeEai-wdIiam }. seely Castle
Dale.
Sanitation and Medicinc-Thomas
G. Hili. Huntington.
Food supply and Conservation,
A. Nelson. Ferron.
Industrial survcy-NielH }. chris.
Jensen. Ferron.
Labor--John G. Lemon. Ferron.
Military Affairs--lIcnry Thompson. |
Feron.
state rotoction-wnuam T. Reid.
Orangcviile.
Survey of Man Powcr-winlam J. !
killpack. Fcrron.
woman's work-Mrs. Louisa Owe.
son. Castle Dale,
The Fred Anderson. sr.. home was
the scene of near fatal accident last
"wednesday when team ran away
with Anderson. The old gentleman /
was standing out ON the tongue OF his
wagon and slipped the birdie from
one animal 10 permit of Il drinking al
the trough when the animal lungcd
away, dragging the other hors. with
II and knocking Anderson prone upon
the ground. Members of his family
fastened 90 his side and took him In.
20 the house. but Il was some little
time before he regained consciousness.
q. A. Gillispie. chairman " the
board of county commissioners. %.
gether with Commissioners Isaac All
red and u. Heher Leonard. State Road
Agent Carl Wilborg and State Road
Engineer browning conferred with
members Of the SEWER commission In