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Show ) PAGE EIGHT BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1930. Tremonton Locals j (Continued from page five.) Mr. and Mrs. Harry Woodward motored to Ogden, Friday. Mrs. O. D. Luke entertained her Bridge Club at a charming: party Mon day afternoon. Mrs. Clarkston was her special guest and won high score. Mrs. G. H. Watland, cut prize, and Mrs. Shaw consolation. At five o'clock a hot dinner was served by the hostess. Doyle Mad sen and Joe Burgess made a business trip to Richmond, Friday. Mrs. Eli Winzeler and Mrs. S. N. Cole,, were shopping in Ogden, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hoggan and daughter Iola, of Burley, Idaho, passed through' Tremonton, Saturday on their way to Salt lake. Iola stayed in Tremonton with friends for. the week-en- d. Elmer Winzeler and Paul Heitz were in Salt Lake on business, Friday ' and Saturday. Louisa Bums of Salt Lake City visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Beal Burns, last Sunday. Mrs. Adam Imthurn( accompanied by her youngest son, Dean, and her sister, Mrs. Annie Perrella, of Tooele, left Wednesday morning for a to California, where thev will trip about three weeks visiting with Mrs. Imthurn's mother, in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. George Brads haw enWhile the many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Burnett, rejoice with them tertained at a dinner Tuesday evening in Mr. Burnett's promotion in busi- in honor of Mr. Frank H. Norberg of ness, they regret very much to know Denver. Covers were laid for twelve. Mr. and Mrs. Moroni Lundberg and it will takes them away from Tremonton. Mr. and Mrs. Burnett will daughter, Ruth, were shopping in make their home in Murray. isngham, Saturday. Heber Lund beg and family and Mrs. Mrs. Lou Davis went to St Anthony Annie Lundberg, of Logan, spent Sun Idaho, to attend the funeral of a day with Moroni Lundberg. friend. Misses Eliza. Vera and Verna Lund Henry Seager, of Malad, was in berg, aMry Buxton, and ftlable d, Tremonton, on business, Thursday. attended the dance at paign and discussion of plans for the building of a cabin, which the girls have been planing for several weeks. Anyone who would like to buy shrubs, roses, seeds or flower plants, please call Mrs. Dickson, the Guardian, and one of the girls will be sent to call on Before You Buy See Our New you. There are four camps of the Camp Fire, and each camp is trying to make a record in the rose selling campaign Margaret Jenkins' group is in the lead Penrose, this week. Ber-sthol- Alma Theurer and son Israel, returned Sunday after a two week's visit in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Carlson entertained the Dinner Club at their home on Tremonton-Garlan- d drive, Sunday, at a 6 o'clock dinner. The W. C. T. U., will hold their business meeting, April 3rd, at 7:30 P. M. at the home of Mrs. A. R. f Dickson. The home and eommunitv awtinn nf the North Box Elder Farm Bureau met this afternoon in the rluh rooms. from 10 to 2. Mrs. Burrows of the U. S. A. C. extension Rprvirc uras in attendance and gave some very valu- aDie iniormauon on arrangement of furniture in the home. Some interesting succpRtinna wpt given also on choice and hanging of pictures. Those present enjoyed the demonstration very much as there are always so many helpful ideas presented that can be made use of in every home. Friday night. S. O. D. BVS MEET Pearl Peterson entertained the S. 0. D. H. Bridge Club on Thursday. The honored ones were Irene Pack, high honor and Edith Foxley, low honors. At 11:30 a delicious luncheon was enjoyed by alL Pheobe Jensen proved herself "best man" of the S. O. D. H.'s by copping the prize, while Grace Madsen was numbered with the dead so far as This all high r,core was concerned. took place at Ben Winzeler's home, Anna Miller Thursday, March 20. presiding as hostess. MOZART CLUB MEETS The Mozart club held their regular monthly meeting at the home of Miss Burns, last rnday evening, and presented the following program: Fairy Bells Bragdon iuaine Gephart Fairy Dream Boat Rodgers bhirley Watland Aaron Banjo Serenade Delmar Thompson Waken, Lords and Ladies Gay MacLachlan John Williams (a) The Harp (b) Little White Butterfly Piaget lois The Joyful Day Kohde Hilda Petersen CAMP FIRE NEWS Wild Jasomine Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wadsworth and Geraldme Beard family visited in Ogden, Sunday. Gipsy Camp The girls of the Wasatch Camp Burke Styi es for E veryone The ARDSLEY Bilbro $2475 Noelck Gephart Fire met at the Methodist church Aragonaise Massenet Wednesday evening. Nineteen girls Cole Winzeler were present The evening was given Following the program, the club at up to reports on the rose selling cam tended the picture show. 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