4 Box Elder JOURNAL z Brigham City, Utah Friday, February 13, 1953 Work On War Memorial Home Curtains Being Rushed To Completion For February Parties With ladies from the VFW and American Legion working long hours to complete curtains for the renovated War Memorial home, the home of Mrs. C. V. Forsgren has been a busy place for the last few weeks Work is being rushed for February parties planned at the 'PICK O' THE PICTURES' FRIDAY Hit No. 1 3f ( Mr.880 home. SATURDAY Hit No. 2 nwrnm is sack-I BBl TIMES PHONIER CUD ? Soatb Pacific Frail These curtains are now being hung and add immensely to the beauty of the home. 'We hope everybody will come to the open house planned Friday evening, February 20 and Saturday afternoon, Feb. 21. In the evenings, luncheon will be served from 7 to 9 p. m. and Saturday afternoon from 2 to 5 p. m. Musical programs will be featured both days and Saturday afternoon the quilt made by ladies of the auxiliaries under direction of Mrs. Bill Forrest and Mrs Vic Bott will be given away. It will not be necessary to be present to win and other door prizes that will be given both days. Tickets, at $1, are on sale by Mrs Josephine Buchanan and American Legion members. Proceeds from the open house wll be used for purchasing things needed to beautify the War Memorial home. Friday - Saturday Subjects tfarrmg miiicii F MATINEE SATURDAY tcvjND NEAL - GWENN V S, I Starts at 1:00 P. M. SUNDAY TUESDAY 4 DAYS UWCRSAL WTEfMTlOMl Duo ptfinu loo Abboit-Goshu-o lwriN Alaska Co-- Hit Hi MONDAY WEDNESDAY & THE ' . 7 SMASH eiriAVElsYouR? Marge -- GoweT CHAMPION -- DENNIS OKEEFE mm HIT NO. 2 I I COMING , SOON! ; t SUN. - MON. - TUES. Dun THE CAS E I FOR THE DOUBLE BED "Million Dollar as presented in ! Mermaid" Starring ESTHER WILLIAMS VICTOR MATURE WALTER TIGEON DAVID BRIAN .imuup in Technicolor feMMKckiytai with Rex Harrison, Lilli Palmer FRIDAY NIGHT, FEB 13 BOX ELDER HIGH VS OGDEN Tin-ge- in Almo. Beatrice Durfee visited her mother on Sunday. Wayne Barnes has been staying in Almo the past ten days doing chores, while Buddy and Marion have been ill with the flu. Mrs. Beth Jones reports that her brother, Joe Durfee is home from Korea and has his discharge. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar H. Rosa have returned home after a six weeks trip to Texas and California. They are living in Snow-villat the present time. LaRue Yates has been having a quilting bee at her home this week. Those helping quilt were Sarah Bues, Grace, Ina, Reta, Luella and Twilia. Mrs. Bues from Blackfoot, Idaho has been visiting with LaRue the past two weeks. A number of local people attended the R.E.A. party Tuesday. Lenore Rose was the only one from Standrod to receive a prize, which was a $5.00 certificate at Phillips 66 station. Wallace Spencer was voted in as a new board member. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Rose and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Barnes attended funeral services for Olive Barnes in Rupert, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. James Tracy have been Brigham City callers this week. The M.I.A. sponsored a dance and basket lunch Tuesday evening. All the fellows bid on the baskets and ate supper with the lady that held that number. February 6th was Mrs. J. W. Barnes anniversary. birthday February 5 was Valene Montgomerys birthday and also Irene Gills birthday. Ida Mae Miseday changed her name to Mrs. Myron L. Gill the latter part of January. Ervin Jones, Calvin Mclntire, Asael Oman, Jesse Tracy and Wallace Spencer were in Burley Thursday. Those concerned with national forest problems on the east side after three weeks under the doctors care, and it Is possible that he may return home within a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Miles Tracy are moving to Oakley where Miles has employment. Mrs. LaVere Tracy underwent a major operation at the Cooley Memorial hospital and has returned home to recuperate. Little Miss Dixie Lu Barnes celebrated her third birthday anniversary Wednesday, Feb. 4. She was honored guest at a party given at her Aunt Rheas. The following little friends was present at the party. Pamela, Patricia, Milton and Blaine Oman, Cheryl and Mike Fehlman, Marie Holtman, Linda and Larry Whitaker, Jo Ann Stanley and Mike Spencer, Douglas Carolyn Teeter, Don Vickie Montgomery, Kay-lenOman, Orlene Thompson and her little sister, Paulette. They played' hide the thimble and ate candy and birthday cake. Pictures were taken during the entire party. Dixie received many lovely gifts. By the way, the little guest of honor is In a cast which covers her body up to her arms. In a few months with the faith and prayers of all, we hope she will be running around. Over KOPP radio station, they played a request for her at party time, "Dont Ever Take the Ribbons From Your Hair. TIGERS "B" TEAM - - - - - FIRST TEAM Admission 75c 6:30 P. M. 8:00 P. M. Reserved $1.00 Some party! I see theyre serving the thats whiskey Culli-man- Me-cha- e Brother Fill Gap NEW BRITAIN, Conn. (UP) After returning from the funeral of his brother, drowned while serving with the Marines, Robert J. Cote found his induction 30TH S notice. OLD SUNNY BROOK 86 PROOF BRAND KENTUCKY BLENDED WHISKEY GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS - THE OLD SUNNY BROOK COMPANY, LOUISVILLE, FEBRUARY SATURDAY, $1.40 qt-$4.8- 2 at ffofefl PEARL GLOW YEN s) STUDIO COLORS YOU ARE INVITED! ... (semi-glos- HEAVY KOTE (to Dry ing clothes can really be a pleasure . . . with an electric dryer. There are no weather worries, no lifting, reaching and carrying of heavy, wet clothes. And drying clothes electrically is so clean, no soot or smog or snow or rain to too mar clothes. You just toss clothes from die washer into your electric dryer, and set the controls. or Clothes come out just right for ironing if desired. fluffy dry gal. $05 qt. $4.69 gal. $1.13 qt. $3.76 gal. $1.37quart Get your friends and neighbors and come on down and look oyer our new modern store. BEN BUY FROM YOUR DEALER Electricit dEDiiars o 93 OCuflOOST30 QhsBkffi Mfev, tetht CONTAINS KENTUCKY 14TH To celebrate the opening of our new GLASS AND PAINT STORE, located North Main Street, we are offering the following SPECIALS RAYONITE (gloss) 03 GYMNASIUM BOX ELDER of the mountain attended a meeting at Naf, Wednesday It is reported that Charles Montgomery is touch Improved e , society was held, Tuesday, Feb. 10, Honored were NeoLa Armstrong add Chloe Sheffield. Opening song was led by Beth Baird Under the direction of the serving hostesses. Jennie Nielson and Norene Burtcher, luncheon was served at 2 p. m. by the Roma committee: following Thoraon, chairman; Mary Rose, Evelyn Johnson, Erma Hansen and Elva Vail. A short program followed and Included two piano selections by Mrs. Reese Davis, an original reading by Margaret Lewis and a short story and information on cancer was given by Benediction was by Doris Charles Taylor, Rodney Taylor and family have been in Yost. They moved some of their furniture on their return to Roy. Sister Evelyn Smith and sons, Verl and Eugene, were out from Ogden a few days. Sister Smith remained for a weeks visit and to help when William hurt his ankle while playing basketball qgrroo! Selected Short BASKETBALL! party honoring outgoing ofthe Sixth ward Relief Gifts were presented to the and each re- Naf, Idaho Plus: A ficers of honored ladles sponded. By Mrs. R. G. Barnes, 2 BIG FEATURES 6th Ward Relief Society Fetes Outgoing Officers Mabel Burr. BORDERLINE INCIDENTS ESTEUTA will s PHONE 480 Glass - Automobile 93 NORTH MAIN - Plate - Mirrors - Flatroom - Block Vases