Busy Day. Marks Golden Wedding Date of Mr. and Mrs. Osey Jenson November 23 Mr. and Mrs. Osey Jenson were host and hostess at a turkey dinner Friday 'afternoon, Nov. 23, at the Tropical Restaurant. The event was in honor of their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Guest list included Mr. and Mrs Floyd Jenson, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Jenson and son, Rusty; Mr and Mrs. Max Jenson and children, Larry, Linda and Julie Ann; Mr and Mrs. Tom (Gayle Jenson) War and children, Johnny, Gordy and Sheila; Mr. and Mrs. Vear Jenson and sons, Scott and Cory; Mr. and Mrs Jay (Donna Jenson) White and children, Vicki Lynn, Jay L., Diane and Kathleen, Mr. and Mrs Frank Jenson and children, Ronnie, Brian and Susan; Mr. and Mrs Farrell (Merlyn Jenson) Larsen and sons, Steven and Michael; Mr. and Mrs. Arden Jensen and son, Craig; Mr. and Mrs. Mark (Janice Jenson) McGregor and Mrs. Florence MODEL NEW JACKETS Future Homema kers or America members at Box Elder High school pose with their new club jackets which were received last week. Included in the group are, left to right, Judy Olsen, Diane Earl, Martha Horsley, Patricia Robinson, Gloria Nelson, Elva Allred, Gae N ell Olsen and Eda Rae Anderson. FHA Members Get New Club Jackets By Kaye Williams Nine members of the Future Homemakers of America received jackets last week which are to be worn as an acknowledgment of membership m the club. These jackets were purchased by the individual girls belonging to the club who desiied them. They are made of red poplin and have a red and white homemaker's emblem of a house which depicts the motto Toward New Horizons which is printed on the emblem along with the words, Future Homemakers of America Therclub has 123 members this year and is sponsored by Mrs. Bertha Harris and Mrs. Geraldine Anderson. Each month they hold a meeting which begins with a ritual consisting of the reciting of the creed and purposes of the club. The singing of the FHA song and a talk by some authority on homemaking. The members of the club are now planning to have their names along with the name of the school sewed on their jackets. HifUl full color pictures IN THREE DIMENSIONS Now tec the inspiring story of the first Christmas illustrated with full color Kodachrom photographs in tha corns to life realism of smasing three dimension. This beautiful story is told in three parts each illus trated with sevsn stereo scenes mounted in a sturdy ViewMaster Reel. 21 fascinating scenes in all for uss in Stereoscopes and Projectors. A descriptive Story Polder comes with tach ReeL Over 400 other intereating, adueattonal childrens and travel Peels to choose from I Ask for free Reel list STEREOSCOPE $2do REELS L. ham City, had his tonsils removed Nov. 23. Nov. 26, Jonetta Didrickson 4 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lytle Didrickson, Tremonton, had her tonsils removed. Mary Ann Adams 5, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Adams, Tremonton, was also on the tonsillectomy list for Nov. 26. Wallace Young, 77, 95 North First West underwent major surgery, Saturday, Nov. 24. following Doing nicely major operation performed Nov, 23, is Mrs. Richard (Nola) Kessler, Bear River City. ' Fifth Generation of Daughters Arrives t John P. Lillywhite and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Dunn have ijgr - anThe following births are turned from St. nounced from Cooley Memorial Mrs. The trio accompanied Johns,-Arizon- a.. hospital: A girl was born Nov. 20 to Kenheth Hyrum , and LcDora Nelson Davidson, Ogden. James Marvin and Margie Atkinson Powers, Brigham City, the lovely home of Mrs. Heddy are the parents of a son born Nov. 22. , Jorgenson- in Sugar House the 24 to Nov. A boy was born group made their first stop at St. George where they toured Raymond LaMar and LaRene Reeder Jacobsen, Brigham City. the LDS temple grounds. and Jo Dons Kent They spent the morning at AmmonsReynolds Jensen, Brigham Route Boulder Dam after the first 1, are the parents of a girl born night of the trip in Las Vegas. Nov. 25. them1 The same evening found A was born Nov. 26 to J. in Los Angeles where they - at- Dell boy Charlene Benson Peand tended an evening session at tersen, Thatcher. the new Los Angeles temple. Marvin Scott and Merle Sack-et- t Miss Marble returned with Wright, Brigham City, are greetings from President and the parents of a baby daughter, Mrs. Benjamin Bowring for all born Nov. 26. their Brigham City relatives Jeqrold Arthur and Dorothy and friends. In Los Angeles they spent time at Forest Lawn, toured Hollywood, shopped. at Farmers Market, then had chicken dinner at Knotts Berry farm. Mrs. Roy Braegger (Ruth Peeples) and two children, Ann and Debbie, from Lawndale, Calif., met Miss Marble at the hotel and enjoyed a visit. She was also able to visit, by telephone, with Mrs. Wm. B. the former Fern Jenkins, Freeze of this city. After the heat wave in Los Angeles the travelers experienced a cold wave in Mesa, Arizona. The Brigham City traveler reports that it was cold enough to freeze water in the lawn hoses. While in the Mesa LDS temple, Miss Marble chatted with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bott, who are spending the winter months Mack J. Bowen and children, Sherrie and Roger, to St. Johns where they and Mr. Bowen will make their home. Mr. Bowen was recently discharged from U. S. Army duty from the Letterman hospital in San Francisco. Mrs. Bowen is the former Dorothy Ann Lillywhite. They plan to reside at St, Johns where Mr. Bowen has accepted a teaching position with the LDS seminary there. Repeated by Popular Demand! THE RCA VICTOR SAVE-0N-REC0R- HOSPITAL NOTES The following operations have been performed at Cooley Memorial hospital during the past Gardner. week: The afternoon was spent remCarla Iverson 17, daughter of iniscing and enjoying musical Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Iverson, the of members numbers from Bear River City, had her tonsils family. removed Nov. 21. Fifty The entire group sang Nov. 21, Linda Watson 9, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Watson, Brigham City underwent a tonsillectomy. was performA tonsillectomy ed on Clare Ewer 4, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ewer, Brigham City, Nov. 21. Larry Stevens 3, son of Mr, and Mrs. Evan Stevens, Brigham City, had his tonsils removed Brigham People Back From St. Johns, Ariz. late December wedding to take Following their wedding they place in the Sixth LDS ward. A near reception will follow the nuptial plan to make their home ' Oak Harbor. vows in the recreation hall. entertaining program was presented by grandchildren and a nephew of the feted couple. Refreshments were served by the First ward Primary SANTA TURNS ON LIGHTS Jolly Old St. Nick paid his first visit to Brigham City last Saturday, rode down Main street between four Shetland ponies lead by the Box Elder High school band, visited with the youngsters on the courthouse lawn and then threw the switch which lighted the beautifully decorated business district. Back From Sojourn in Time for Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. JenMiss Jensen ls a graduate of sen, Brigham City, announce the Box Elder High school and semand engagement approaching inary and is currently employed marriage of their daughter, Con- in Salt Lake City. nie Elizabeth, to Floyd T. JohnMr. Johnson attended Box 'Elson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom der High school and is now servJohnson, also of Brigham City. ing in the U. S. Naval Air FoFce Plans are being made for a stationed at Oak Harbor, Wash. ed. An Nov. 23. Also on the tonsillectomy list Nov. 23 was Kathleen Hone, 12 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hone, Ogden. Grant Hacking 6, son of Mr, and Mrs. George Hacking, Brig- An object in the grip of the air follows the earths rotation Back in time for Thanksgiving at approximately 1,000 miles an at home is Sarah Marble, who hour at the equator. ,..x . .. - ti vacatioftbcT 'recently in a Utah, Nevada and Arizona. 3 Box Elder NEWS Chis Miss Marble joined Brigham City, Utah Tour in Salt Lake City and with Wednesday, November 28, 1956 33 other members boarded a charterd bus. After spending the night at Illustrated with Years of Blessedness, a song composed for the occasion by Max Jenson and presented to his mother and father. A lovely wrist watch was presented to Mrs. Jenson by her husband A beautiful wedding cake presented by the Tropical graced the center of the tabic. In the evening a reception was held at the First ward amusement hall. Three hundred guests attend- December Nuptials Planned POPULAR MISS COUPON PLAN Decem- ber wedding plans are DS be- ing made by Miss Connie Jensen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. Jensen, Brigham City. You just buy a Save On Records Coupon Book for only $3.98 and you get $3.98 RCA VICTOR ALBUM FREE . . . IMMEDIATELY! $24.00 SAVINGS ON RCA VICTOR ALBUM PURCHASESI ANY PLUS TWO MORE RCA VICTOR Hayride and Supper Marks Birthday Party ALBUMS-FR- - EE! 1 ALL WITHOUT OBLIGATION! Linda Busenbaik, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dee Buscnbark, enjoyed a hayride birthday party with her friends on the occasion of her 13th birthday anniversary. After the hayride, chili supper was served. Joining the fun were: Lyla Crowther, Susan Wixom, Peggy Billings, Lana Brown, Mina Call, Judy Marilynn Valentine, Cheryl Hailing, Sharon Spendove, Judy Jensen, DeOnn Kathryn Thompson, Wells, Elizabeth Page, Kay Reeder, Kay Lynn Olsen, Saundra Horn and Mary Hadley. Also Chuck Fife, Paul Busen bark, Robert Moyes, Brent Brad bury, Steven Nelson, Gordon Summers, Robert Hall, Veran Smith, Nyman Jensen, Gary Knavel, Rodney Romer and Dickie Nelson. Sin-gelto- n, Ft. Brigham Camp to Meet Friday Evening M tlbuma featur th world Fort Brigham Camp Daughters of Utah Pioneers will meet Friday evening, Nov. 30, at 7:30 p High greatest artist nd RCA Victor brlNImt New Brthoptwk Uums available on Long Play or 05 EP, Fidelity sound. All NOTHING TO m. JOIN Hostess for the evening will be Mrs. Rebecca Korth, 112 West Sixth North. In keeping with the all All members are urged to attradition, little seven pound ounce Kim Valentine, daughter tend. of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Valentine Brigham City, arrived Friday, Buy Your Christmas Nov 16, at Cooley Memorial hosWHEEL GOODS pital. Mrs. Valentine is the former Deanna Olsen. Maternal grandparents, they themselves parents of five girls, are Mr. and Mrs. Roy Olsen, LOCK & SPORTING Brigham City. 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