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Show cpAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1947 -- Ty . - -- J3 TEACHERS LISTED ir.ut-- EAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER Children's Theatre Ends Successful Year from page onet Trrf-onton- . L'uh FIVE .P A G E KETl'RN FROM TRIP Portage Hold? Celehratum TO NORTHWEST Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stevens, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl r.rarble Dealy Cvtler was inirred while je School Ore cf the mo.st successful have returned from a weeks' repairing machinery at hU Ysrr.a to While thee, a Shandrew, principal, celebrations ia the history of trip v;Portland here last we k. He wos unconvi .! with the Orso-.-- scious they school Per'.a..:e w.is held here some time, but Is now Iversan family, Mr. and Mrs t e e o .a ::. Ve E. Eurder., principr.! sat is far u n y Thursday when this community Earl Everett and Mr. and Mrs. Valley School Eldon Palmer went to Iwan fittingly obsmvd the Utah Cen- Tun Barley. Mrs. Borlcy is the ,1 e Kunzler, principal; tennial with :peeial features tl Tal- lat Su: former Velov Ivcrson. a which included 5U mer proreunic parade, : n J uih School Miss LaNe?e Larkin daughter gram, spans, horse races and a Mr. and Mrs. Victor Be bank s :i Black, One vacancy. dance. The parade was outstandof Mr. and Mrs. Alma Larkin, Mrs. Glen and their t School has been visiting in Salt Lake ing with many spectacular en- Evans, the daughter, Bur- former Hazel Phyllis srd Hale, principal; tries from local organizations with friends and relatives. of Brigham City, visited City and individuals as well as sur- bank in company with Miss She went last week at the S. A. Marble communities. The comntory School Harriet her cousin from Austin, rounding v. ria Stokes, principal; Jan- mittee in charge expressed gra- home. Salmon, Idaho, who is staying holas. titude for two beautiful floats here with her grandparents. PatMrs. Grant Gill Smith of Minfrom jle School Garland. riarch and Mrs Joseph J. Larkin. t neapolis Is here visiting her par;is Larkin, principal; DorMiss Donna Edwards from Miss Virginia John, daughter ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Cook, varburton. Almo, Idaho, was visiting with of Mrs. Grace John, queen; and and other relatives. icr School her cousin, Miss Luella Soren-soher attendants, Miss Iris John, Mollinet, principal; Rosel-ersodaughter of Bishop and Mrs. DANCE REVIEW SHOWS One vacancy, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Arbon att Ora H. John, and Miss Vera Jean TALENTED STUDENTS ( J school the funeral services for tended of Hall, daughter Mayor and Ospital, principal, Rhea cousin at Plain City, Utah, her Mrs. Harold E. Hall, made a Dance students of Mrs. Grace , Wednesday. beautiful trio to reign over the Orme were presented at a review m School Mr. and Mrs. John Neal from celebration. $ i Friday evening at the Tremon-- ! 1M! :0yn Lind, principal. ! ' The speaker of the day was ton First Ward. Mrs. Valmae Tremonton were Snowvie visitors Friday. Howard H. Hale who related Tolman was the accompanist. D KAY REUNION Mr. and Mrs. De Lamar Cutler much interesting early history of Fifty dancers performed in went to Ogden, Wednesday. Portage and its pioneers. Musi- tap and acrobatic numbers. CleMr. and Mrs. Mead, Don Higley ng those who attended the cal numbers included a vocal ver dance arrangements includVictor Anderson went to reunion in Salt Lake, Sat-.- -, and solo by Mrs. Hope Price and a ed a "Black Sam" tap dance by were Mr. and Mrs. .Carl on Tuesday. Malad male quartet, by Don McCrary, Brent Johnson, a Dutch dance by n and family of Seattle, These small tots composed the cast for "The Enchanted Garden." They are left to right, Bishop Ora H. John, Glen MorTamara Ileaton and Michael ad Mrs. Leonard Keller of Karla Toland, Mary Rogers, Mary Ann Shumway, Dianna Gae Foxley, Marlena Harris, Bonnie E. Gibbs. ris Walter and Labor Day visitors at the Welling and Myrna Madsen in ..mia, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Sue Waldron, Knud Fridal, Diane Toland, Trudy Ann Miller, Annette Fronk and Tam-r- a Turner, an Jesse Garfield home were Mr. "Heart outstanding children's Throbs," Following the y sports, Mrs. mos'and family, Holmgren. Mrs. acrobatic Jack Gale, Mr. and and presentation. unusually large- crowd of townsand Stacey, Mr. and from Melvin loud Mrs. Garfield and Clarand applause people Bringing many Abe Kay, Mrs. John Evans, SALE "Hoosiers" FOR a for was ence Garfield. audience visitors witnessed pumps two the hydraulic Glen-KaSoftball y With the staging of "The EnKempf, Mr. and Mrs. all makes of tractors. Use on chanted Garden,' & rwo-agames between the married wo- dance well performed by Le Ann and Mr. and Mrs. men and girls and the married Marble. Margie Roberts and Patsy Crompton, who is in manure loaders, land levelers fantasy, and "Little Women," a men Dustman. Dec nurses' training at the Dec hosand boys. In both erames Shyrl play, the "Children's and cultivators and many other three-aan was An number the unusual married pital in Ogden, came home Fricompetitors were on August 18 and AugI SIIUMAN HOME farm implements. "School of Lilenquist Theatre," the Days" teams. arrangement winning day for a three weeks' vacation. ust 21, was brought to a success-fi- d Lou 125. 4 Bros. Ollie Phone Marble and She left Saturday to visit with Linda tic by In horse the races the little li Shuman, son of Mrs. Earl climaxing a series of The unveiling cf the Pioneer two the while Mrs. Chris Beck and other relaAnderson Jumping old mare of James Og-ayear rent 7 four plays. .man, was home this week on FOR SALE or might Monument during the hometives in Long Beach, California. ridden Dell Ekins, car- rope. "The "Enchanted Garden" was room house, bnrn, coop, etc. 1 s from the Navy. He will re- -; celebration held at Bear ried off the by coming a "tiny-tot- '' highest honors. cast, assisted by River City, acre ground in Garland. Phone to his base at San Diego. Saturday, was one of as "The Jean Turner B'jnnie the outstanding events enjoyed 170-1 Garland. ltc Mrs. Don Tueller and children Queen of Hearts," Dianna Gae by 500 which are guests in Montpelier, Idaho, FOR RENT Unfurnished home Foxley as "The included numerous state offic- withvisiting her parents, this week. LASSIFIED Dianne Toland as "The ials. with 3 acre lot. Inquire at H. J. become more precious as time and circumMarlena Hansen residence, Bear River Queen's Herald," and of Bennion State Secretary Ruth Tolman of Kimberly, stance make us use tliem as substitutes for 4 ltc Harris as "Princess Butterfly.' OPMOBILES fork liftmo-- , City. from Governor Is brought greetings Idaho, visiting with friends "Tots" were: Sue Waldron as persons, places and things we cherish today. mixermobiles, moves ma-!- s FOR SALE Modern 6 room Maw. women Nine of the State here A family monument 'elected now while all during the week. She is a the Wild Rose; Mary Lynette faster, easier. Buy now home and 4 acres choice land with their Legislature house president,! of Naone guest Mason at are here to see it, will bring a world of comRogers, Iris; Karla Toland, Pop;gh the new exclusive distri-- r. Mrs. CornelBrown Amy Lyman, close in. Inquire, Owen Harding, py; Howell. Peas fort to those who liv alone. Trudy Ann Miller, Call or write Heiner ia Lund, representing the State 4 Elwood. ltp. Tamara Blossom; Holmgren, DUP Co. 501 pment & Supply JOIIN II. BOTT & SONS CO. and Dr. E. E. Erickson of Mrs. Orval Ewe.r and family ; 7th South, Salt Lake City, e FOR horse. See Mignonette; Mary Ann Shum- the University of Utah each re- visited in Smithfield during the 80 N. Main way, Lily Tall; Annette Fronk, 3379. Brigham City 4 ltc Don Garfield or Phoa 64J4. sponded to their introduction. week-en- d with Mr. and Mrs. Knud Prince Violet and Fridal, ..uwummrw,,,,. ltc President John Lillywhite of the Frank Nielsen and Mr. and Mrs. ZD MICHIGAN BACK HOE Butterfly. til. ... Box Elder Stake; Clara L. E. Robinson. on pheumatic tires. New FOR SALE Oil water The stage setting was that of North heater, ;xk for immediate delivery. oil kitchen range and oil heater. a fairy garden with a fountain Jordan, secretary of the Order of Women Legislators; Mildred Heiner Equipment & Supply 437 West 7th North, Brigham. as a center and the colorfully Rich, national president of O. W. 501 824-J. beWest 7th South, Salt Phone 2tp costumed flowers arranged the Honorable Lora Tanner, L.; 22979. 4 ltc Phone City, fore vine covered trellises. This AIRPLANE TIRES & wheels for Lillian Dunyon, Nellie Jack, Mawas adapted to the tot -- Hereford cow with clip-rsale Ideal for trailers, com- play thilda Cahoon, Sophrona Fors-bercast and directed by Mrs. Edith branded bar over RC bines, farm wagons and other Minnie Mitchell and Mrs. Moore. :M hip. Cecil Larsen, V4 farm implements. Size 11.00x12. G. E. Evans were other promin"Little Women," directed by South of "Wasatch Station. Lilenquist Brothers. Phone 125. ent guests. Mrs. Ha Maughn of Salt Lake 4 A program was held at which tfc. 3tp. of was an the City, adaptation time Dr. Erickson dedicated the CKS FOR SALE G M C PLACE ORDERS NOW for tree beloved story by KrisUn Laur- monument. The grandchildren i for sale at Lilenquists and ripened peaches, late Elbertas ence. This play was given by the of Thome and Anetta Thompe about Internation-nc- k. and J. H. Hale. Call Le Roy senior group of the little theatre son BOYS' COTTON PRINTED HEAD a song composed by one sang 4 4 ltc and included the following play- of their ltp Bunnell, selecother with group ers: Marianne Manning, Gay T 15 head beef cattle with FOR SALE tions being rendered by Primary 20 acre farm, modFOR SCHOOL Marlene June Rhode, Laub, King, :I brand on left Floral School and and groups Sunday Phone All elastic waist band. ern prints in small sizes. hip. home, fully equipped with LeAnne Bunnell, Rayola Miller, A must for school wear. A tribute, "In : rl choir. Just ward 3 for school. head right and McMurdie, horses, Pamella Toland and Maxine machinery was Honor Of Our Pioneers,' 4 ltc 25 ton hay and large straw stack. and given by Ethel S. Taylor. Garland. Orval See East Grover, 3 SALE Modern home at Mrs. Maggie Smith, a spinner; WHITE HANKIES 4 10c Bays' ltp SALE Motor FOR scooter, prac4 Phone 164-2tp a weaver; Vida CHILDREN'S LONG BLAZER STRIPE new. Phone David An- Ludean Jensen, tically WANTED at WAITRESS Apply Anderson and Hilda Iver-so3 SALE Maggie 1 Farmall 20 with 4 derson. ltp 4 ltc Cafe. knitters; gave a demonstra'!" Hunsaker Implement (Ems SALE Choice early Elberta tion of these arts. A dance on Plione 129, Tremonton. SALE Monarch FOR range, FOR Ribbed cuff in fall colors. Elastic tops size 9 to 10i2 Fine rib Sizes 6 to 9'2. peaches. See W. E. Kerr or the green was given by the 4 3tc green enamel and chrome fin6 to 81, Slies Special. 4 ltc Square Reelers of Ogden under Phone new grates, good condition. i Pair SALE Registered black ish, Pair 4 ltc FOR SALE 1 Farmall 20 with the direction of Jack Wheel, Phone Pair $50--disPioneer relics were r;ors, 2i2 months old, wright. Co. Descendants of Rusty FOR SALE John Deer manure loader. Hunsaker Implement and gowns, hoopskirts, LOOSE LEAF 4 3tc played and other -- aymore. Joe Lamb, 3500 loader. Will fit A or B model. Phone 129 Tremonton. clothing were layettes POCKET 5c COMBS Lane, Salt Lake City. Roscoe Anderson, Phone FARM FOR SALE The Arthur shown some of which are 100 2 drawer pencil box filled RAT TAIL COMBS 10c 4 4 2tc 3tp Larsen property at Both well, in years old. with all the essentials for A pilgrimage to the cemetery HAIR OIL 10c Section 12, Tp 11, SALE Concord school. will pay the SE'i of grapes. UTAH 25c-35c-39were markwhere graves pioneer 10c as TOOTH BRUSHES R2W. the Known "George c 4 2tp cash for dead or useless cows, hor-seOpary, Elwood. oxen old markers ed the with COLGATE TOOTH Holladay" farm. The price is Tremon-tcPhone or hogs. sheep Loo.se Leaf Fillers .. 5c - 10c If interested, was followed by a barbecue held 10c - 23c PASTE Also Pencil Boxes at tfc very reasonable. 159-or Garland contact Carroll B. Williams, Real at the park, under the direction Crayolas, 16 colors, box 15c 25c and 49c Fort. of Call's of Wight Utah. Bishop Estate Broker, Brigham, DO YOU WANT A PIANO? Plastic Rulers 10c The presentation of the patfc At no obligation our sales van will Plastic Combination geant by the Miner G. Atwood Protractor and Anle 10c Leatherette, sturdily constop at your door and you can FOR SALE 1 Hotpoint electric Co. of 1865 concluded the prochoose a piano from among six. a Will of structed. lot give 1 room Metal mohair living Compass and Prorange, P. Jensen, service. Write today. HART PIANO CO. suite, 1 Speed Queen electric gram. Mrs. Lucinda tractor Set, complete mistress of ceremonies for the 6 tfc Matched Colors Preston, Idaho. on card 15c washing machine, 8 tons bailed day, wrote the pageant which Char-lMrs. Contact alfalfa lumber. Native hay. SCOTCH TAPE SALE Music now been has FOR copyrighted. Set -- fin: Lundberg, Phone or write Hyrum Sticks without moisture. Phone 556-for the. pageant was by the mixOne dip pen. Write a whole It 2tp ed quartet directed by Wanda WORLD'S 10c - 15c - 25c Niederhauser, 790 So. Main, Lopage fancy plastic, 4tc I (mREATEST gan. FOR SALE Modern brick home. Johnson and Rqbert Gardner, mayor, as violinist. MILS "BE SURE INSURE IN SURE Just completed. Excellent lo- temporary SCHOOL An expression of thanks was Embossed, White I. INSURANCE" and "Be sure you cation. Moderate price. Ex-Mr. to committee members, Special fountain pens and Insure where Insurance is a leaving town for Idaho home- given Mrs. Emil and Anderson, Verda Brie-haCARTER'S INK AsWest mechanical pencil for 134 4th North stead. business." James Brough Agency. ; Veda small deposit holds Ronald Leonard, WAX 694-Anderson, 25c roll 10c school use sorted colors 29c PAPER, or Phone City, Utah tfn an.v instrument Reubn Holmgren, Holmgren, TYPEWRITER 2tp ERASERS VACUUM "CLEANERS REPAIRP e r -- Melvin Johnson, Mary and AdBOYS' BLUE DENIM EXCELLENT FUTURE 10c with brush REINFORCEMENTS V A I S T All work ED. For reinforcing holes in guaranteed. manent careers at better average eline Anderson by the chairman. PINK PEARL ERASERS 5c Bountiful, Utah Mrs. Lucinda Jensen. She also loose-lea- f Eureka and Hamilton- Beach pay awaits the fillers, box of 100 MUCILAGE, Spreader Dealers at Bradshaw's. Hamp beautician. Hundreds of GOOD commended members of the 10c top for their Commission tfc JOBS available in exclusive sal- Centennial Bradshaw. 2 to 8. Sizes 5c PENCILS, 2 for ons, .smart hotels and depart- cooperation and service in prein 5c TABLETS PENCIL beginning ment stores are awaiting gra- senting programs LADIES Pair March with a celebration in Deduates from our Superior FLANNEL NIGHT acBeauty School, where su- cember completing the year's CHILDREN'S FLANNEL perior training gives you the tivities. "Much thanks" was given to greatest value for the most Peach fancy Pink and Dctty Lou neatly tailored ral Amounts group who assisted wit Kates every cost Low Interest in the shortest reasonable 17. broadcloth. 16 Sizes 4 to 14. Sizes 8 to 14. stitched. Size of period of time. We provide em- the celebration by a group No Commission to Pay friends, and apprecfor our graduates. ployment Good Service Free Appraisals IX) W TUITION . . . BUDGET iation expressed for the enjoyLon or Short Terms able day. PLAN. Write for th catalog classes. our dav and No Stock to Purchase night 5c to si.no 5c to SI 00 SUPERIOR MARINELLO BEAUMores Stores 23S4 Washington lly of Magna were vi .iters at trie TY SCHOOL. UTAH TREMONTON, Blvd. Phone 7474, Ogden, Utah. Oariand Puzcy home on Labor Tremonton. Utah 4!,c Day. x Means, -- lat i f'-- ! t. Ed-!:r.- -- . er. r A r v. -- .. s - K n. n. rr 5 J Cal-Ka- - out-of-to- Stale Dignitaries Attend Bear Hiver ; ct -- ct City Homecoming 9-- 'e, n, 9-- OUR MEMORIES out-of-to- ADS 9-- 9-- SALE--Saddl- 9-- e 9- -4 V ;1 8-- 28 9-- ns $LU$$ER'$ g, . 9- -4 EVERYTHING FOR BACK TO SCHOOL 9-- 24-J- 54-J- 1. 9-- HANKIES 9-- SHORTS 49t 63-R- 10c 9-- BOYS' 9-- R. 9-- n, 133-J- 1. 9-- 9-- SCARFS 59 98 ANKLETS ANKLETS HOSE 15c 25c 33c 9-- 9-- 66-J- 2. 14-F- 9-- 4. 5. Pencil Boxes 9-- 7F-2- 1. 9-- School Needs BINDERS 9-- 9-- 89c s, n 35-J- J 3. Pen & Pencil School Bags Sets 98 1.89 8-- 28 6-- PIANOS et 56-J- 3. W 8-- 28 PAPE NAPKINS 8-- 14 ITEMS 10(t rp m 9-- 8-- Suinmcrliays - well-train- ed 5c 7-- 24 Mar-inel- JUvAL OVERALLS 1.29 lo ESTATE LOANS out-of-to- . GOWNS Children's Slips '2.19 98c 1 KEN SLUSSER CO. See JAMES BROUGH, Keallor 8-- Pajamas '1.98 |