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Show LEADER BEAR RIVER VALLEY PAGE SIX THURSDAY.-Decf- Tremonton, Utah MOTHER Rogers of Garland-vT- ' J. W. and Florence larkin were Thanksgiving guests at the ENTERTAINS ter. Kay, attended Sunday evenLaMont week-enW. Moore ana'tO J. James Garbonati home were Mr. ing services at Riverside where home for the Mr. attends the BYU and Florence and Mrs. Ether Parte and famIdaho; Mr. Nelson was a speaker. was and y Harris D. guest Mrs. Wm. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cobia had teaches at Elwood. Ward and dinner Gara at birthday Mr. and Mrs. George family C V of honor Mrs. Barbara Hickman and Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Cox had a3 ily, as dinner guests, Sunday, Mr. v.ar fomllw RiinrtavJ at.- and Mrs. h., Frandsen Mrs. Mr. and Virgil c Mr. and Mrs. linden glVCIl UJ lit! and Mrs. Clyde Burgi of Ogden. guests for the w,?ek, Mr. and Mrs. bonati and family. home of her daughter, Mrs. family, Portage; Mr the of Ogden were dinner guests at Snowof and of Stokes Ezra Anderfamily Grace, and Lysle family Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hamp uialla Cornwall at Tremonton. Lee Fuhriman the Bishop Hickman home, Sat- son and son, Omar, and Mr. and Idaho. ville, and Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Covers were laid lor Mr. ana Mrs. and Mrs. Uialla urday. Mrs. Robert Bowen and family of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hurd Cutler of Bothwell. D. Harris, Bill and Wendell daughter. Mrs. Har Wm. At the D. G. Nelson Jr. home Logan were dinner guests of Mr. had as Thanksgiving guests, her Trenton; Mr. and Mrs. sented with Harris, week-enwere their dau and Mrs. Orian d for the y Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Peterson, parents, Ellery Hall and Miss Marilyn family. PAY LEADER WANT-ADghter, Beverly, from the B. Y. U., Cummins of Oakley, Idaho. and their three sons, Dallas, Rolf Mr. and Mrs. Lars Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Chester Arbor, and D. G. HI and wife and baby. and and granddaughter, Colleen Hig Thanksgiving The three boys attend th.2 U. S. as familyof spent in RuMr. and Mrs. Elmer ley, spent the week-en- d guests A. C. atwith their in Anderson pert, Idaho, daughter, Ogden. They Special speakers at the Sun tended the dance at the Coco- Mrs. Evelyn Jenson. day evening services were Eric nut Grove in Salt Lake City that Thursday, the Alma Larkins Stenquist and Milton Johnson night. attended a family dinner at the from the Tremonton Second George May Jr., formerly of heme of Preston Anderson of ward. Snowville, now of Paul, Idaho, is Howell. Thanksgiving dinner, guests at reported to be in a Boise hospiDarlene Cutler was home from the Carl Cobia home were Mr, tal for treatment. B. Y. U. for the week-enBOXING GLOVES and Mrs. Edmund Hurd and fam ROLLER SKATES Mrs. Lloyd Knight and famUarda Larkin and Erma Soren Hurd Mrs. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. ily, sen returned from their trip to ily are visiting Mr. and BASKETBALLS SKIS and family, Melba Hurd of Salt California, Tuesday. They' re-- Lawrence Anderson. FOOTBALLS CAPS Lake and Miss Bonnie Christian- port a very successful trip, orve Golden Peterson and son, SOCCERBALLS POLES sen of Tulsa, Oklahoma. That of the high points being the Golden Jr. of Bear River City, SKI BINDER VOLLEYBALLS evening they all attended the Yosemite National Park. who has just teen released from SKI GOGGLES BALLS in Burley, BEACH dance at the vistwo the in at the Navy, years' duty Thanksgiving guests ICE BALLS PLAY Idaho. William Hurd Jr. home were Mr. ited at the William Hurd Jr. THOMPSON SLEIGE Those attending the 305th and Mrs. Paul Fonnesbeck of home Monday. CROQUET SETS are Quorum of Seventies temple ex Howell, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hurd who Rose Jerry and Joan BAMBOO FLY RODS T and COLUMBIA cursion Friday wens: Mr. and and Mr. and Mrs. Cutler and attending Box Elder High were Jay AND RE ELS BICYCLES Mrs. Doyle Cutler, Mr. and Mrs. home for the week-enAbo family. William Hurd, Mr. and Mrs. D. Mr. and Mrs. Horton Hurd and visiting at the Arch Rose home WORK SHOES Lamar Cutler, Mr. and Mrs. Del ENGINEER BOOTS Joyra, returned Sun were Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mecham daughter, Roe of Snowville, Mrs. James W. day from and Idaho. family. Farragut, Cottam of Ogden; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Hickman and Mr. and Mrs. George Garbonati of Stone MONEY-SAVIN- G UP and Anton Ologue and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kunzler of Park d. 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