V Gleaner Debutantes Honored At Annual Gold And Green Ball In Fifth Ward On Tuesday , Feb. 5 Gleaner Debutants of the Fifth ward were honored at the annual Gold and Green Ball held In the ward recreation hall on Tuesday evening, February 5.' The hall was beautifully decorated with blue paper streamer sky with glittering stars. A huge rainbow arched the stage which . was artistically decorated as a garden. During the evening each of the Gleaner debutantes: Judy IBosworth, iNorene Kimber Davis, Lois Jorgensen, Patty Jensen, Diane Grant. Ruth Marie Pierce, Doris Simonsen, Diane Jenson and Josephine Johnson was introduced in a written tribute by i her teachers: Mrs. Eart Bird and Mrs. Stephen Bunnell. Following the introduction, dainty Violet nosegays were presented to the debutantes by Larry Preece, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell M. (Preece, and La Nay Shields, daughter pf Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Shields. As the girls descended the grass covered steps they were met at the foot of the stairs by their partners who Joined with them in the "Debutantes Waltz." Two Gleaner girls unable to attend were Miss Merle Morten-seand Miss Janice Christensen. Following the waltz a floor show was presented. Miss Sonia Hansen danced a solo ballet followed by a violin selection by Roseann Littlewood accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Horace Littlewood. The finale (was a group dance under the direction of (Mr. and Mrs. Clive Waters. Those participating in the dance were: Darwin Reeves and Jeniel Kimand Porber; Wendell-Robert- s tia Reeves; Kay Pierce and Connie Siggard; Donald Beckert and Carol Laney; Richard Pett and Shirley Wixom; Bruce Christensen an'd Sandra Huggins; Wynn Parker and Jean Parker; Robert Pett and Connie Jensen, n PAGE THREE AND SOUS T , OX ELDER JOURNAL Brigham City, Utah Friday, February 8, 19S2 and Merlin Tracy and Margo Hunsaker. were refreshments Dainty served during the evening by M.I A. Maids from a lace covered table centered with a bouquet of spring flowers and gold and green tapers stood on either side of the bouquet. The annual affair was under the direction of the M.I.A. of the ward. In addition to the three Babies Blessed And Children Confirmed In Perry Ward Sunday The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. George Petersen was blessed and given the name Rex Leon by his father in tegular fast Sunday services, February 3, In the Perry ward chapel. The meeting was presided over and conducted by Bishop Rulon Hirschi. Opening prayer was offered by Raymond (Hansen. song Sweet Is The Work was sung by the con gregation directed by Mrs. Louise Davis and accompanied by Miss Arlene Wight and Miss Dorothy Hirschi. Priests in charge of the sacrament were: Frank Billings and Max Nelson assisted by the deaSacramental - Hirschi. Gleaner Debutants Of The Fifth L.D.S. Ward . . . were the guests of honor Tuesday evening, February 5, at the Fifth ward Gold and Green ball. Left to right, back row: Dpane Grant, Josephine Johnson, Ruth Marie Pierce, Norene Kimber Davis and Deane Jensen. Front row: Judy Bosworth, Patty Jensen, Lois Jorgensen and Doris Simonsen. Larry Preece and LaNae Shields are the youngsters in front. l be honored at the Card Of Thanks Honeyville Ward Plan danlce. To those who by their acts of Fun Night Feb. 9 kindness expressed their sym- 8th During the everting the atten The eighth North Box Elder dance ribbon wfll be presented pathy and friendship at the time of the death of our beloved stake combined to (the ward with the highest Fun Night husband and father, Robert N. with Honeyville w a r jj Rose number of Mutual attenders Gardner, Jr., we wish to express Pom will be held February 9 present. heartfelt thanks. We wiish es- at 9 p. m. in their ward recreaAn orchestra has been en'gag ed for the evening and beauti pecially to thank (the ward bish- tion hall. h MIA Maids of the ward will ful decorations are planned. opric, the Relief society, our friends, and all others who, assemi-forma- Zk FREE DELIVERY 4 FesfiVe Colon hr Mixing and Matching I ORANGES" 33' MOTHERS 47' 54' .. iliEESE product of OATS- -a THE QUAKER OATS COMPANY Garden 17 . . shavers GRAPEFRUIT saltines SODA lb- - Colgate Economy Size TOOTH CQi PASTE v5 Large 300s VIENNA PORK SAUSAGE CHOPS box 43 CRACKERS FOR 55 MILK 40 34 CHEERS 79' .FOR $1.90 1 LINCOLN are aware that SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Van Camps Light Meat PINEAPPLE Surefine Pillsbury CAKE MIXES White, Yellow. Choc. 12 $1.09 Half Slices Ukulele 2 FOR KLEENEX MEAT SPECIAL! RED CROWN 16' SECTIONS 2 RETAIL GROCER Abraham Lincolns nick name Honest Abe was developed while he worked in the grocery business. We are also striving for the reputation of being honest, progressive and making our store the best place in town to shop. Why not come in today and see how convenient and well arranged our store is for you to shop. ABRAHAM Most people 83' DJTAC sPrinff Cnw From the first time YOU buy a few groceries from TEXS you begin to find easier, pleasanter, MORE PROFITABLE shopping. Texs Market serves your " satisfaction. . FRIDAY AND SATURDAY BARGAIN BUYS 2n,s. 30' No. 2 Vt can TALL CANS TUNA FLAKES 55' 2 lb. 8? brick ' SKIPPY PEANUT BUTTER 4 23 oz. 34' . TOMATOES 19' 46 oz. 25' -- .... VISIT OUR MEAT AND PRODUCE DEPARTMENTS FRESH PRODUCE 'Jf3 DRIVE IN MARKET v 710 South Main We Give 10c Stamp with i . 35- Salad Bowl Special For 29- Dinners Week-En- d RADISHES and GREEN ONIONS 2 bunches Large and Firm GREEN PEPPERS Firm & Solid TOMATOES.. Carton Krisp Medium Size CARROTS bunch DRIVE each 15' OUT - 54' Qt. size only ORANGEADE HiC 46 oz. size ORANGEJUIGE WE GIVE A BONUS OF S & H GREEN STAMPS QUALITY MEATS ; MIRACLE WHIP each Carton Ripe CRYSTAL BAY - 37' COVE OYSTERS Extra Large GRAPEFRUIT 23' .. VELVEETA CHEESE Fathom GOVE OYSTERS Regular $5- 9NOW- STEAK -, if waiMt. k v AS AOVBttSDM v LIFE , DOWN AND SAVE 9' 7' AT Phone 1197 Green Stamps each-10- c DELIVERS ASY WEEKLY' PAYMENTS InnrtMflhll fntwt, purchase. PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE Store Hours: 7:30 A. M. To 8:00 P. M. 567 North Main MARKET America walmr and paidao in apacioaa waurfail Haa aawamik tray. Who Matched MiWMimms NamtiiM mn-tlitm 79 at at ww mitnrths' $1 Down 1 Per Week CLYDE B. STRATFORD, Manager J The meeting was presided over by Bishop Bulon Hirschi with Scout Master Newell H Wight In charge and conduct ing. (Prelude was played by (Miss Arlene Wight. Colors were advanced by Gary Larsen, Richard Thome, Dennis Nelson and Charles Jaimes. Adrian Nelson offered the invocation. Devem Perry spoke the words of the first verse of Star Spangled Banner "with musical accompaniment. Special lighting effects were also used during his presentation. The congregation then joined in singing. First speaker for the evening was Grant Young (who spoke on The Scout Law, His talk was followed by Gary Larsen who treated the subject What An Eagle Badge (Means To Me. Miss Nancy Stallings played a violin solo, Adoration, acoom panied by Miss Carol Johnson. Various awards were then pre sented to scouts: Charles James, Gary Nelson, Niel Allen, Dennis Nelson and Kent and Wayne Wagstaff by Scout Master Wight They were also presented min iature pins for their mothers. Douglas Oyler presented merit badges to Allen Dunn and Grant Young, Isaac Young, father of Grant, came forward" and pinned the badge on his son. Guest speaker Was Dave field executive Ogden area council of Boy Scouts of America, who gave a most Inspirational talk to the young boys. He concluded his talk with a beautiful poem with musical accompaniment. Concluding remarks were by Scoutmaster Wight. Closing song was America, followed by the benediction by Ronald Petersen. The colors were then retired. Me-cha- 13th Birth Anniversary Observed On Wednesday Stanley Stoner, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stoner, en tertained a group of friends at a hamburger fry on Wednesday evening, February 6. The occasion was Stanleys 13th birthday anniversary. The young fellows enjoyed refreshments and games. Those attending were: Reed Goldsberry, Van Forrest Reese Nielsen, David Beckert, Eddie Brlghtenburg, Jay Arbon, Tuf-fClaybaugh and De Von Hamilton. Pictures were taken during the evening and nice gifts presented to Stanley. FHONE 100 -- iioun emjd me FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS Shankless-- 5 to 7 lb. PICNIC SHOULDERS Whole SALMON U. S. Good 45' lb. 4T BACON Small, tender RIB STEAKS U. S. Good 33' lb. Sliced Banner or Half Young, 73; Lb. tender l 1ST POT ROASTS Kraft VELVEETA CHEESE FOOD 2 I 65' 89' pounds Tastewell MARGARINE 34 Pound Miracle Whip SALAD DRESSING FRESH Large Crisp Bunches CARROTS 54' quart VEGETABLES I Ripe V 15'ITOMATOES RADISHES, GN. ONIONS Carton e 17 2 buncres 29'ILEMONS POTATOES FROZEN FISH PERCH, SHRIMPS, HADDOCK, SOLE, CODFISH. ICE CREAM FROZEN VEGETABLES FREE y U.S. Good Grade ROUND deniDto lovdi blood otk Hu wtoantic tro. Pro for iroaijiiiiM Cbou. oeo Lk til Lao mfUbte te Sum do 3. GREEN MIRACLE The Dansante club held their Valentine dance at the Fourth ward recreation hall Saturday - night, Feb. 2. The hall was decorated in a Valentine motif with sweet heart silhouettes and red and white hearts... On the refreshment table a large centerpiece of red and white carnations was artfully arranged on a round mirror dec orated with lace and white hearts. At either side of the mirror stood double candle hoi ders with white tapers. The centerpiece was given as a door prize later that evening President and Mrs. Glen M Bennion were holders of the lucky ticket. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Smith of Salt Lake City were guests. At Intermission the dancers were entertained by a solo num ber by Mrs. Mildred (Pett Ander son, accompanied by Dorothy Ann Lillywhite and two dance and song numbers by Miss San dra Austin. The committee in charge of arrangements: Mr. and Mrs. C. Henry (Nielsen, chairman; Mr, and Mrs. Nawood Hyer, Mr. and Mrs Walt Mann, Mr. and Ms. Grant PrlSbrey, Mr. and Mrs Arthur Steffen, Mr. and Mrs, 'Leon Christensen. Boy Scouts of the Perry whrd presented the program in Sun day night meeting on February Fire-Kin- g GRAPEFRUIT WHIP, quart VELVEETA WHILE THEY LAST . Perry Boy Scouts ' Present Sunday Program What a thrill to collect the valuable, useful premiums that come inside every big squara No package of Mother Oats! Start today! waiting no coupons no money to send for Alumior this gaily colored Carnival Ware, num Ware, Cup and Saucer, or Wild Rose pattern China. And remember, there's no finer quality, more delicious, more nourishing oatmeal for your family than Mothers Oats! Get it today! We Meet or Beat All Competition! 23' CEDAR CHESTS , cons. Other babies blessed and given names were: Perry Lisle Stokes, son- of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stokes, who was named by his grandfather, Lisle Larsen and Kim Whitaker, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Whitaker, who received her name and blessing from Bishop LANE Dansante Dance Club Holds Valentine Dance Saturday Eve III MOTHER'S OATS PEPPERS t, 1 hon- ored guests, places were set for Mrs. Don F. Johnson and famand ily, Mrs. John I. Johnson family, Mr. and Mrs. Norman R. Petersen and family and Isabell J. Pohl and son. The afternoon was spent in a very happy family reunion. Mrs. Johnson's oldest son, Bishop Reynold F, Johnson and family of Douglas, Arizona, were unable to be there. Lt. James F. Johnson left on Wednesday morning for Tucson, Arizona where he will be stationed. Mst. Sgt. Don F. Johnson leaves Sunday for Camp Carson, Colorado, PIIQNE 58 Plenty of Free Parking lb, bag .. 4v-en- mance was one of the finest litson, who was stationed at Oki- thespians. I. Lael Harold and Hansen Dr. erary offerings presented in F. Johnson Don nawa, Mst. Sgt. and Major John 1. Johnson who Woodbury, from the drama de- Brigham City In recent years. were at Korea. & Main 8 The affair was an annual An appreciative audience ensponsored by the Epsilon thl Of tained at a family dinner Sun- joyed the reading of a recent chapter of Beta Sigma audience at the First ward Brigham City. , The day afternoon in honor of her Broadway play sorority members expressthree sons who have returned chapel Wednesday evening, Feb- and from Korea, Lt. James F. John- ruary 6, by two professional ed the feeling that the perfor- Karen Hansen, daughter of and Mrs. Ronald Hansen, was confirmed a member of the church by her grandfather, Raymond Hansen. The remainder of the morning services was spent in testimony bearing With 25 members responding. Meeting adjourned with the congregation singing Truth Refol- sisted in any way. flects Upon Our Senses, Mrs. Robert Gardner lowed by the benediction by and Family. Mrs. Merle Andrews. SMITH partment pf the U.5.A.C. gave an excellent' presentation, 'committee members reported Appreciative Audience Enjoys Reading Sponsored By Sorority Mrs. Hattie F. Johnson enter- Mr. Corner 5th South Entertain Three Sons lack From Korea At :amily Dinner Sunday Specially Honored At Gold And Green Bail DELIVERY AT 11:00 A. M. and 4:00 P.M. ENTRANCE TO REAR PARKING LOT AT 331 South 1st West Off The Busy Highway (SOUTH MAIN Hite 330 SOUTH MAIN STREET