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Show PAGE SEVEN BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY,. JUNE 13, 1835 i i DEWEYVILLE By Mrs. Thomas Ault 4r- - The Dewey family reunion will be held at Downey, Idaho August 2, 1935. Joseph I. Dewey visited at Downey recently to arrange for this family reunion. Mrs. R. N. Gardner of Deweyville and Mrs. A. F. Loveland of Logan attended the May family reunion held at the Girl's Camp in Logan canyon on Friday and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sudbury friends from Honeyville and California on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pierson were calling on relatives here. Rua Gene Gardner called on Luella Lish on Sunday afternoon." Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Hansen and ffltle daughter returned from a visit in Salt Lake City. Saturday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Joseph I. Dewey were guests at the wedding party given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Dewey at the Idle Isle tea room in Brigham by the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Becker of Ogden were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Ault Sunday. Last Sunday evening the Boy Scout Court of Honor was held here. Scout officials Horace Richards, Arthur Welling, Roy Bishop, Alfred Michael, Walter Fridal and Darrel Heaton were present Boy Scouts of Deweyville and Tremonton furnished the program. Max Germer, Clarence Perry, Donna Marble and Norma Hansen, students of the U. S. A. C. returned home after attending school the past season in Logan. Owen Brough and Sophie Taylor of the Stake Sunday School Board attended the Sunday School conference held here June 2. Mrs. N. Peter Marble and Mrs. Carl-yl- e Johnson visited Mrs. Irvil Boothe of Honeyville Friday. Mrs. Dewey Gardner and children spent a week at Avon. Miss BerniceJohnson of Ogden visited a few days here as guest of Mrs. J. W. S packman and Mrs. Horace R. Barnard. Mrs. R. N. Gardner spent a few days at Logan as a guest of Mrs. A. F. Loveland. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph I Dewey had as their guests during the week their neices from California and Magna, Utah. Mrs. Lizzie Howard and sons Jack and Biilie of Ogden visited relatives here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Napper of Smith-fielwere calling on friends here on Sunday. Joe May and family of Rockland, Idaho, called on Mrs. M. A. Lish on Saturday. E. R. Lish of California, was calling on relatives here on Tuesday. The junior ball team of Deweyville, played at Bear River City and were victorious, the score being 10 to 11. Deweyville 4.H club met Thursday May 23, and Thursday, June 6, with their leaders. They also decided on a name for the club Kitchen Queens. They voted on their constitution and and also enjoyed cooking several kinds of muffins. Mr. and Mrs. Newell Harris and little daughter, spent Sunday with relatives at Elwood. David Holdaway returned from the east last weekend. Mrs. David Holdaway spent a few days with her parents at Fielding. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sudbury and daughter, Dorothy, and Mr. and Mrs. Duet Loveland and son, J. Robert, were in Ogden the first of the week. Lowell Burbank spent Saturday evening as the guest of Renae Lish. A number of young folks enjoyed the weekend fishing in Logan canyon. mm SECRET ABY To SU Secretaries of War Martha E. Me P h e r son. mother of two boy, first served Newton D. Baker and today to private secretary to George Dern. d, by-la- A young fellow wrote to his father from college: "No mon, no fun, your son." Dad promptly replied: "How sad, too bad, your dad." Well, the dads won't have to rise to the heights of such correspondence for a couple of months anyway. f I Mr. and Mrs. Ray L. Owens are the proud parents of a baby girl, born at the Valley hospital June 5. Merlin Miller, Helen Granger and Cranford Taylor have returned home after completing their year's studies - . V at college. Mrs. C E. Miller, Mrs. George L. Miller, Mrs. Wilford Miller, George Jv ts' Miller and Mrs. Frank Muir attended the funeral of Joseph Nelson in Brig-ha- I m Sunday. Allen Blain is visiting with relatives in Spring City, Ephraim and Manti since Decoration Day. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Stokes are the proud parents of a baby girl, born May 29. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Spires, Mr. and Mrs. James Jensen and daughter, Mary Dawn also attended the funeral of Joseph Nelsen in BrighamCity. Bishop Grover, Wilford Miller, J. P. Christensen and brother, Richard, of Garland, were visitors at Booth Val ley Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Fetersen and Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Shuman were Ogden visitors Sunday. M ' ttnAfa jj. i ft -- MOTHER'S BIO BOY Robert Wad low of Alton. IIL, was 17 years old February 12 lost. His height Is feu SH Inches and be weighs S85 He to rounds. thown with his mother and one 1 ( .V. Jr MICHIGAN, Is Holland. Eurcpt, for eight days each year. When the tulipg blactu tae residents conduct their annual Tulip TestivaL Wooden shoes and windmills vie with Coral i!s plays (or the attention of tourists. Thew boys in Dutch clothes are getting ready for the parade. ecu. The OldsmobUe SU provides the uudi-HOLLAND. his of brothers. LEADING AtU.ks CIPTIL-LH- H lTnk-e- n PENROSE I P S EI O T S S MA - i "I intend to pay." "I intend to do." "I intend to be." By these, some men are known. Others are better known and often known to be better by "He IL L Dr.vinr I'f.Iei. r'eO'dent of Distiller Stxgiiiu Cii li.nti.ed a pays promptly." "He does things." "He is growing everyway." r I tng CAmpitljm urging thAnrwtrcan. publio to realise hrjt "drink-iii- f and driving do not rcix." fays feffer: "Llcjuor hha no place In tiie Ucr.t of an - tit autamoUlo . . . alcohol and g.so!lne do not mix. 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