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Show ''i 4 t .. ' ' .. . 9 Box Brigham City. Utah Wednesday. December 8. Wed In California Setting Orson Korths Return From Idaho Trip Elder NEWS 1954 Intermountain Student Group To Sell Christmas Trees to Raise Room Funds Dixon Korth N fnmi Canada, with a population of h impa v In h tin 25 pi non! Id iho 15.000,000 consumes spent of all U. S commercial exports 1 h inkxgiv mg md the p ist We buy 60 percent of all then wick at thi tiome of Mi and Mis 'led Koilli mil I irtuly exports and Mis retm i d Mr ie ' $ !&"' KM' Mr. and Mrs. Ray 15. Grant Mr. Grant is the son of Mr. and Mrs. . . . who were married November 27 in San Diego, Uav II. Giant of Urigham City and the bride is the former Donna Greer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Greer of Martins Ferry, Ohio. Music. Music. Music Lovely Donna Greer and Ray B. Grant Are Va tUPt Maury NORFOLK Wed in San Diego, California, November 27 here ordeied a si hool High In a lovely San Diego, Cali-'j- ' built wall $h000 .soundproof na Greer, of Mr around its hand room after fornta setting Ray B Grant, son and Mrs W Edaughter Greer of Mar H Grant, tins neighbors complained about the of Mr and Mrs Ray Ferry, Ohio, as his bride in Brigham City, claimed lovely rites November 27 noise The new Mrs Grant is a Trucks Work 58 Days a Year Per Family graduate of Martins Ferry High school and attended the University of Dayton, at Dayton, Ohio She is currently employed at the Bank of America in San Diego, Calif Ray B Grant graduated from Box Elder High school and attended the University of Utah prior to entering the U S Navy in 1951 He served part of his tour of duty in Japan and Korea He will receive his discharge soon in San Diego where he has been stationed for the He will enter col past year lege winter quarter The young couple will return In the final analysis to Brigham City to spend Christmas with the brideALL TRUCKING IS FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE grooms parents INDIVIDUAL CONSUMER Mr and Mrs. Grant are presently residing at 3949 Kansas street, Apt. 7, San Diego, Calif His perma M'r" hon1P ls ln K',pn Miss Mwlle Kay M tiline I, adding her linguistic know how b Miss (uissoms stiff ix in Mi ui tional Ar iNnv Lang Myttle conies fiom K.tmah New Mexico Miss Rhott i E Hammett most r ently from San Antonio new Texas element iry is a teacher in Miss Hariingtons , department will sell Christmas trees again under the direi turn of Mr Munz, to help the group get funds for their room Home Economics The Home Economics depart ment shared in the TV program a week ago on Sunday night with other departments here at the school Miss Oliver Home head Economics department made her debut on TV that night Miss Naomi Bartxchi motored to Blackfoot, Idaho, and brought back some delicious Idaho hon ey Miss Grissom's Dept. We are especially proud of the new sidewalk which ex tends from the east entrance to Building 2 to the interset turn at the street that leads to the hos The masonry in boys pital Group 10 are to be congratula ted for their persistent efforts to get the project approved and for a job well done We welcome Mrs Giate Tom maney and Miss Myrtle Martine to our staff Mrs Tommaney comes to us as a teacher Miss Martine as an Instructional "GIFTS OF LASTING CHARM" Mr Calvin Pov Mali will be a doimitoiv attend int in the boys giudime dcpaitnu nt He hails Horn Pol.u c Arizona The Boy Scouts h id 20 mem hers of the stall attending the Univeisity of Scouting that was In held here on the cimpux addition to members of the Guidance xtutf there ue seven other employees availing thorn stives of this opportunity to ji rt it ipate in the piogiam With . sill'll S. iin ri ' LIVING CHRISTMAS Last week, Louise Dyer enter tained her mother. Mrs Betty Dyer and her sister, Miss Doro City thy Dyer, of Oklahoma They remained through Thanks Last Sunday the three giving Dyers, Eugie Dean and Ger trude Giesen enjoyed a trip through Logan Canyon Mrs Teddy Drapers mother Margaret Draper, is at the Dra per home for the holidays Mrs Draper is from Chtnle, Arizona. Personnel New staff members are: Mr Arlynn Taylor who came to from Fort Duchesne Utah be part of our kitchen staff as a kitchen helper Mr Jack Winn has also added his culinary art to the kitch GIFT! LOVE BIRDS BIRDSEED 9. SOUP t, BUTT! " J 8 08 htv r ' BIRDCAGES Complete Line of Supplies TYSON FEED & SEED 1 4 West Forest Street Phone 154 AMERICA'S MOST MAGNIFICENT BOIIRBON Old Hit kory proud gift in its magnificent party plans have by Sunflower camp Daughters of Utah Pioneers Camp members will meet on Friday evening, December 10, at 7.00 p m at the' home of County Captain Jennie L. Jones, 124 East First South Party will begin with the serving of a luncheon followed of by program and exchange gifts Members are uiged to note change in meeting date and time and also reminded that December is dues month. sy.T- - . Beef Spare Ribs Pork Chicken HICKORY straight OtfRBQNWHISKT SIX YEAHSOID 8S PROOF lvWill OLD HICKORY DIStlLUNG CORPORATION, PHIIADELPHIA. PI. AflUjA: Your Children Be Homo for Christmas? MILIS Travel Advisor JMIRRY " ,nl, -- i k.issfxtefc-- V. v 5 S'4-"- '' " "V T v s' v J Ham n '96F & A a, A, V : . Y J F-'- Turkey COMPLETE DINNERS wilh ihoice of cocktail, soup, salad, vour choice Hickory (J, potatoes, rolls. Choice of drink . . . t -- Make sure they have a safe, pleasant trip . . . Send them a Greyhound ticket ! and dessert. " 8 KEITH s, s tv? AM) A wMlif MORRIS - HICKORY Q SANDWICH on a bun, with A MTTU L WHOLE HICKORY-SPRING CHICKEN to take out. Serve hot 7J JUi or cold, only Q French fries 500 with Boston potatoes, salad ... about weather conditions, There's no need to worry or driving strain on long trips. holiday traffic ... HOT SANDWICH They leave when its convenient . . . Greyhounds fre-- ( quent service makes it possible for them to leave and return at almost any hour. And there s at least a 20 when you buy a round trip! savings on the return trip . . . 750 They'll travel with a man who knows the road . . . Aboard Greyhounds 'Highway Traveler or new "Scemcruiser" with its complete washroom . . . theyll enjoy new travel comfort . . . with an jexpert driver at the wheel. wide-awak- e Buy their tickets now . . . and mail them today! FOR YOUR HOLIDAY TRIP . . . TROPICAL CAFE Ask about Crsyhsund'l nonsy-savin- g FAMILY PLAN! A KiNICtUtSM r OLD Mehktj Mifoi . . taste the delicious crystal-clea- decanter. . . prepared in our newly installed barbe- ROOM lis CANARIES Christmas SAIAO 0 - been completed tically. See it in our TROPICAL DINING k) Channel 1 Friday 11:30 to 12:00 Aid cue oven which broils and bastes automa- ... mp J foef-Potf.fomlMThk- Q TURKEY SMOKED Christmas Party Set For Sunflower Camp Now featuring n. rf BANELLIS Utah Motor Transport Association NUTTALLS TROPICAL CAFE i Scout-miste- dep,irlmnt W8 REMINDER Neigh-horhoo- en staff as a cook By Helen Sorensen Miss Harrington's Dept Group 13 of Miss Harrington 400 Senators approximately lmm Davis, Weber, and Box El tier counties participating seems to be ample evidence of the Mr success of the program Weight one of the Scout commissioners, made airangoments lor the use of Haidwaie Ranch for our Scout r t loops Mr Weight, and and Assistant Scoutrrms b r Kunz and Tsinnijinnie took of boys to the Hardware i troop Rinih for an overnight camp We have 12 scout mg trip tioops organized and meeting There is a possihil gu uly ntv of two more troops being or Without the interest g inictl nl tin attendants teachers, and other employees this would not be possible Sincere thanks and deep appreciation to all the men giving their time and efforts to furt hei the Scout program at Inteimountain sthool R M HMMWAT TIAVHtt I Howard Hotel os e Phone v on y dj 175 d |