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Show Y 'fl'lf the T sum ii;isei jaMjAeV cmoiv'iaJtKUMoAy, number of years. After she was Operation- married to Ernest Robertson and Twelve hours to Igte to rat moved into Ogden it was rented th New Year baby booty, a son to several different families for was born at Dee hospital to d short periods before jt was purand Los Telford Manning chased and tom down by Mr. at twelve mve on New Years Mitchell to make room for the day. They have a daughter Mimodem structure. chelle at home to welcome the The Christmas holidays were baby brother. spent by Heiko Boekweg in San Rehearsals for furnishing the Francisco with his daughter Jen- music for Riverdale Stake connie and her husband John Brown ference the fore part of Februand family. He flew down ha time ary will be started by the wand for Christmas and arrived back choir immediately. The Riverdale home last Sunday afternoon. Ward will join with another ward Mr . Virgil (Burnett) Hosier for the assignment. Details of entered the Dee iiospkal Tuesday time, place, etc. will be announand possibly an ced later. . Congratulations to Cory Dalton who graduated from Primary ; . Sunday Evening. The next two Wednesdays nights, Jan. 17 and 24 some special meetings are to be held for the parents of the boys who are th enter. the CUh sequt program. Parents of boys from eight to eleven years of age are urged to attend. For further details contact Lee Meacham. Next Thursday evening all those who signed cards to ppen their homes for uso in the new Stake Missionary program are -- LAKEVIEW STAKE A banquet far all Senior Aaron-l- c Priesthood members and their ,P3jners will be bold at the Hooper Firts Ward at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Jan. 19. All advisors and members of the bishoprics and their pareners are also invited. , approved to be ordained as Seventies. Lis Page will be released as speach and drama director as she is leaving for a few weeks visit in California. rw Alan C. Judkins it ft 9 4 9 jm- mm, mm , Hll Cracks And -- Holes Belter . PLASTIC WOOD' ji m ww 5.95 "ll Weslclqc Farewell Honors A missionary farewell testimonial for Elder Alan Child Judkins is scheduled for next Sunday night, Jan. 21, in the Riverdtle Ward. All relatives and friends are cordially invited to attend. It will begin at 5 P.M. Elder Judkins is the son of Mrs. Lucille Judkins and the late Ervin Judkins. He has accepted a call to serve an mission Co Florida. He will enter the mission home ii) Sait Lake City on Feb, 5 end depart for his headquarters at, Winter Park, Florida one week later. He is the 21 missionary to receive a call, however Eldeq Alan Gibby will be released Jan. 27 He will be home before Elder Judkins leaves, thus still .making 20 missionaries serving from the ward at present. TISSUES Men and Scales u 19c Women's msml 127-620- -120 For greeter convenience Black-Whi- te . FILM Riverdale News 89c - J- 1 Reg. 9.95 Value ... greeter LARGE SIZE for . . buy the economy PACKAGES of the health end grooming ids used deity by your temily. You got much more for the money mors Se you SAVE in e BIG WAY In the bargain. Stop in end stock up on these lergp size bargain-buy- s today. ... f 3 Roll Pac Allan J. Oosler was approved I to be ordained as an Elder. Dorothy Hadley will give the Heiko Baekweg returned home 23. literature lesson in Relief Society recently after spending the Christ' on Wednesday, Jan. 24. SECOND WARD mas in San Francisco with hs mas holidays in San Francisco iBaptized Jan. 6 and confirmed LAKEVIEW WARD with his and daughter, of Jan.,T;;w'ere David Hurst, son John and Jennie Brown. He travben released Ward has Judy Mr. ana '.irs. Raymond Hurst, as the Primary Moonbeam teach- - eled by plane both ways. of Mr. and Mr Tomy Harris,1 Choir rehearsal for Riverdale Thomas Harris, John Code, son Conference on Feb. 4 will Stake of Mrs. Dorothy Code, and Neil Rolayne Jones has been sus- be stepped up due to the short of Mrs. son Mr. and Plunder, tained as Moonbeam teacher. time for preparation, acording John Plunder. .The ward wishes to extend to Mrs. Rose Thompson. The RivVan-deherdale Ward choir will combine In fast and testimony meeting their deepst sympathy to the loss of their with that of the Terrace" First the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bf famipr in the " Ward which is directed by j Mattsson was blessed by his fa- infant son Linford! Both choirs will meet I ther and given the name of Troy We wish VaLois Bangerter a at the stake house at 8 P.M. this Joseph Mattsson. speedy recovery. Thursday evening, Jan. 18. On Relief Society will be held on We wish Mr. and Mrs. Horace the two remaining Sundays before Thursday, Jan. 25, at 10 a.m. Thompson a happy anniversary. the performance, practice will be The social science lesson will be A happy birthday is wished for held at 6:30 P.M., following sac--1 given by Helen Smith. rament meeting. Lorena Hafen on Jan. 27. Twelve hours too late to ratel FOURTH WARD The literature lesson will be the New Year Baby booty offered The DUP meetingor the Mary given by Lucille Taylor in Re- by merchants of the area, a son d E. Dalton Camp wilfi be held on lief Society! Monday, Jan. 22 at was born at Dee Hospital to and Lois (Telford- - Manning. Jan. 22 at the homejof Befneice 8 p.m. He arrived at twelve noon New Rogers. Years day. J TmDawn Toone vill give the Funeral service for Robert L. ial science lesson ip Relief Heywood, farmer resident of Rivtety Thursday, Jan 25, at erdale and Ogden, were held in 1() a m. Long Beach, Calif, on Thursday, Jan. 11. He died of a heart attack Primary preparation meeting the previous Sunday morning. was held in conjunction with the Survivors are his wife, Afton ward board meeting on Monday Child Heywood a sister of Mrs. evening.' Camp U Hooper. Jan. 25, 7.30 Rachel Child Adams and the late The Lihoma Girls' Daddy Pafe p.m. Hostess Florence Manning. Harrison Child) and five of their wifi be held on Jan. 2Q. six daughters. Hooper. The cottple had moved to Long Stake Primary preparation Camp V Hooper, Jan. 26, 8 p.m. Beach six years ago. While in the will be held at the Roy Hostess LaVon Read, Hooper. meeting Ogden area he was employed by Stke House Jap. 25 at p.m. Camp 26, Roy, Jan. 2?, 2 p.m. the railroad. Recent visitors at the home of i(The Priests and Deacons Hostess Hazel Struhs, 2797 W. Rolland and Clureen Clingman on quprums enjoyed a tobogganing 5950 So., Roy. 900 West street were her brother-in-laparty on Saturday under the diand sister, Larry and Lois rection of the Bishopric and Garth Camp 27, Riverdale, Jan. 25, ' Palmer. (Sqnt) pachman. Theey were on 2 pm. Hostess Ethel Wood, 974 their way to Las Cruces, New W. 4400 So.. Riverdale. FIFTH WARD Mexico after having completed at Tatkeet-na- , The social science lesson will Camp 35, West Weber, jJn. his army assignment Alaska. be given by Darlene Jorgenson 25. 2 p.m. Hostess isabell CharlMrs. Virgil (Burnett) .Hosier inRelief Society Wednesday ton, Route 1, West Weber. was brought home Sunday after Jan. 24, at 7:30 p.m. Camp 40, Roy, Jan. 25, 7.30 p m. surgery performed at Dee HosHostess Erma Peterson, 238 W. pital last week. On Jan. 31 another work meeting will be held under the di- 5600 So., Roy. Later the borne was traded to rection of Della Garner. Aranthan Bingham who was marCamp 41. Taylor, Jan. 25, 2 ried to Elizabeths sister, Annie Hostess Hazel 4469 p.m. SEVENTH WARD Favero, Stratton. The Jessie Childs then W. 3300 So., Taylor. moved into the home on the SE Our priesthood and sacrament Camp 43, Kanesville, Jan. 25, corner of 700 West 4400 South meetings on Sunday, Jan. 2L will be os special interest to ward 8 p.m. Hostess Eita Jackson, flow rented V the Wilson family by Herman Child. members as we will discuss our 4011 So. Midland Drive, Roy. Charles Mitchell, grandfather building program. Letters con46, Warren, Jan. 25, 2 of Willis, Camp purchased the home all will to be mailed this cerning p.m. Hostess Mary Belle Stewart, from 'the Aranthan Binghams. members. Warren. It was later' inherited by his Betty Cowan will give the soyoungest daughter, Velda MitCamp 52, Lakeview. Jan. 25. cial science lesson in Relief SoMrs. Edna Price 1 p.m. Hostess Elva Fox, 3877 chell Warner. ciety Thursday, Jan. 25. at 10 there for a and lived family So. 2050 W., Roy. am. , Camp 55, Wilson Lane. Jan. 25, A EIGHTH WARD 2 pm.' Hostess Roberta SorenThe YWMIA presidency asks son, 1801 W. 2100 So., Wilson the parents of all girls of Mutual Lane. age to encourage them to come Camp Mary E. Dalton, Jan. 22, otk ' to basketball practice on 7:30 p.m. Hostess Bemyce RogFor relief of headache, neuralgia and Thursday nights and to particiers. 5510 So. 2200 W.. Roy. neuritis pains, take STANBACkS comin the on pate games Saturday. bination of medically-proveingrediCamp Sand Rose, Feb. 12. ents compounded specifically to speed In stake conference on SunMelba action. Many doctors Arave, up Keith 7i30 p.m. Hostess day, Quinn Wangsgard, recommend the ingredients in 2183 W, 5600 So., Roy. Wright and Howard Stable were Get genuine STANBACK Powor Tablets unconditionally guarCamp Seagull. Jan. 23. 8 p.m. ders anteed to relieve pain fast . So. 5141 Hostess Jean Stettler, INGROWN NA!l 1900 W Roy. Vck mi MURTINQ YOUT Test STAN8ACK Jan. 24, Sunset. Immiiktt View, Camp iRSlnit eny iSTANBAC 7:30 p.m. Hostess Verlie Baker, preparation Btlitfl ever you've A few & 5725 So., 2650 W.Kpy. , at OUTGRO (rwmit) Mftff , used Bathroom Cleansing 400s , ' Velvet Wristvatcji Elder Judkins Doralene Roskelley will give the literature lesson in Relief Society at 10 a m. Tuesday, Jan. fVe 17,95 Th Lakeview Stake old and Green Ball will be held at the Scouts enjoying a swimming Hooper First Ward Saturday, Jan. 20, at 8.30 p.m. Come out and bowling party at Rainbow and enjoy the good orchestra, Gardens Saturday afternoon were Lloyd Taylor, Robert Short, Dafloor show and refreshments. vid Sharp, Curtis Campbell, Lyle ROY STARE Karras, Marty Hamblin and Steven Craythome. An American in Paris will be the theme of the Roy Stake Gold by They were accompanied and Green Ball to begin Saturday Duane Brandvold and Sam Tay Jan. 20, at 8:30 p.m. Best dress lor. will be in order. ' There will be a floor show and refreshments NINTH WARD ' served in a sidewalk cafe. Ben Holbrook from thp High FIRST WARD Council will be the speaker in a In Sunday Conference, Foster sacrament meeting Sunday, Jan. H. Toiman was approved to be 21. ordained an Elder. Annie Hall will give the liter .Kenneth J. Belnap was also ature lesson in Relief Society approved to be ordained as an Tuesday, Jan. 23, at 7:30 p.m. Elder. TENTH" WARD Stake priesthood leadership Robert Dabling was approved meeting will be held at Hooper First Ward at 1:30 p.m. Sunday. in conference to be advanced to Jan. 21, for stake Melchbedek the Melchlzedek priesthood and priesthood quorum presidencies Will be ordained by his father and group leaders together with under the direction of Rhe stake tjttir secretaries and for the Melchizedek priesthood commit Aaron ic priesthood committee tee. and ward teaching supervisors. Frederick James Schoenfeld, This will be followed by a high Jr. was approved to be ordained priest quorum meet mg at 3 p m. an Elder. i - , ' Hortense Thomas will give the social science leson in Relief Society on Tuesday, Jan. 23. requested to attend a special their youngest son Olin is now meeting to receive instruction. stationed in Japan and Esther is Bo there by 7:30 p.m. in Alabama. Their son Charles s A farewell Testimonial was H. w as one of th speakers on the held Sunday evening in the West program, Ernest Richeson has been ill Point Chapel for Charles J. and Mildred O leson Bauman who have was released from the Hospital been called to serve in the South Sunday. . West Indian Mission. They will enter the mission home on Jan. 22 and depart on Jan. 28 driving their car to the Gallup, New Mpxico Mission1, Headquarters. A number of friends and reHandles Bid putty: Hardens Gka wool latives visited with the baumans priori to the testimonial meeting. Unfortunately all of the Otesons The Oenutnt -- flooapt No Substitute. five chilren could not be present WEST POIMT Le-lan- HEWS l&e Fonr at their parents testimonial as Traasistor ... Radio 7 7 ( son-in-la- lV Reg. 2.85 Value -- Kal All Reg. $1 RivaoN Hair Spray Dorothy Grey With Custom ' Travel Mirror - f Y . 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