THIS and THAT By Leah Bond night. . . Two fine talks were presented at our meeting last Sunday evening. BRUCE CURTIS CUR-TIS and HAL HATCH, both recently re-cently returned missionaries, shared the time. Because of working assignments assign-ments out of town, BRYAN WHEELER has been released as general secertary of the Aaron ic Priesthood. GLEN CORNWALL was released at ' the same time. Sustained in Over at the BOB WOOD home on Ramona Avenue on Sunday evening the Gleaner Girl M Men class listened to BOB HERZOG tell of his experiences ex-periences as an LDS missionary in South Africa. FRANK DAVIS will be the speaker at church next Sunday r ' , ' - v ' ' i ' their places are FRANK BAILEY, BAI-LEY, secretary; ROBERT HERZOG HER-ZOG and JACK CORNIA, assistants. as-sistants. Proud parents of a baby daughter are Mr. and Mrs. MARVIN R. CURTIS, 1403 Harrison Ave. The little gal is their first and she was born on Jan. 17. On the occasion of their 25th wedding, anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. WILLIAM R. JOHNSON will be at home to their friends Sunday, Ja. 29, from 4 to 6 and from 8 to 10 o'clock at 2202 Douglas Street. Assisting them in receiving their friends will be their daughter BILLIE JOHNSON PERKINS and son WALLY. Sunday, Jan. 22, was a double celebration at the home of MR. and MRS. CHARLES BITTER, 2309 South Eighth East. Both have recently celebrated their birthdays and made it a joint event and celebrated with a family dinner. Nineteen members mem-bers of the immediate family were present. Out of town guests were ELDON BITTER and family of Provo and MR. and MRS. CHARLES A. GRO-BERG GRO-BERG (Helen Bitter) and family fam-ily of Ogden. FUND CHAIRMAN Howard How-ard V. Price has been naniedd 1950 Fund Chairman Chair-man for the Salt Lake County Chapter of American Ameri-can Red Cross. All moved into a new house are those lucky ELIJAH THOMPSONS. Their home has just been completed on Garfield Ave. just east of 10th East. They'll be missed over on Ramona Ra-mona Ave. where they lived for several years, but at least we .4 not lose them from the wa d. Some more THOMPSONS, TJONN'A and BOB this time are jng to be missed no end und these parts. BOB has been transferred to Idaho Falls and our loss is certainly anothei ward's gain. Both young people have been very active here. BOB is well known for his young people's chorus as well as hi.", activities in the Seventies Quorum. Quor-um. DONNA has been a counselor coun-selor in the MIA this year. We're all mighty proud of oui MIA mixed quartet composed of PEARL FLORENCE, EILEEN EI-LEEN OSMOND, VERN AN DERSON and DICK STORRS. They won out in the stake try-outs try-outs last week and will represent repre-sent us in the intra-stake finals this week. Q Speaking of the Mutual, the ike Gleaners and M Men were iyileged to hear DR. HENRY EYRING last week at their firesidie. This is only a taste of the fine things planned for them, according to DON FOWLES, stake M Men president. presi-dent. The big annual Gleaner M Men week is scheduled for f the near feature. It's a baby boy for the LYMAN LY-MAN TYLERS. Mama and baby are doing fine too. It's hard to say who is the most proud, daddy or big five-year-old sister, MARIE ANN. Also among the "don't forgets" for-gets" are the Gold and Green balls this week. The senior ball on Friday in the stake house and the junior on Saturday. I -"?' - f ' . 4 ' - " - , . 3 - X Vs- :: A ' ..U k ---! ! 4 . 1 ' ? ' " -H 4 i r i : r s s . - ?i ; -' y, ' - v ,, , J r "i S , - ' 1 ' f Vs , ,-- . ' i ' ' ' ' ' " ' ' ' li ARTIST Grant Johannesen thrilled large audience at piano recital held Wednesday at Granite High School auditorium. It's the time of year again for the annual penny drive for the LDS Children's Hospital Before February 14th a member of the Primary organization will call at your home for a contribution con-tribution to this worthy cause. An expression of sympathy is extended at this time to MR and MRS. GEORGE A. ROBINSON over the loss of their daughter. ' Funeral services were conduct-1 ed Tuesday in the ward for VERBA R. BROWN. ANTON; OIINDLER, father of former d member, ALMA SCHIND-LER, SCHIND-LER, passed away last Sunday. IRETA ROYLANCE is the di-, di-, rector of that fine young ladies chorus who sang in conference on Sunday night. The chorus is made up of 50 Junior Girls from S. H. Stake. i Plans are under way for ! something new in Gold and I Green balls this year in Sugar House Stake. They are planning to have two, a junior ball and a senior ball. Friday night, Jan. 27th, MIA members from fifteen on up will dance. Saturday night a like dance will be held for the members mem-bers of Scout and Beehive age. Each ward has selected a B en and a princess to repre-t repre-t them. The oueens are: aRAINE DAVIS. Brvan ward: LOIS CHRISTENSEN, Emerson Ward: A.NNABELLE LUND, Hawthorne Ward: MARILYN MAR-ILYN PARKIN, Richards Ward: MARIORIE MILLER. Sucrar House Ward, and NANCY WIS-COMB, WIS-COMB, Marlborough Ward. The princesses are: VALERIE CASPER, CAS-PER, Brvan Ward: ANNA-BELLE ANNA-BELLE LARSON. Emerson Ward: KARREN COOK. Hawthorne Haw-thorne Ward: RAE M.'CLF.L-LAN'D. M.'CLF.L-LAN'D. Richards Ward: DOXXA LARSON. Sugar House Ward, and JULIE KUNDRICK, Marlborough Marl-borough Ward.