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Show jO U iV mother of the year,' was from frustration and have healpresented to the audience. thy personalities. Speaking as a true mother, Mrs. The famous Chippewa lady Roe Cloud said, asked that those working with underI love the Indian race and I the children be patient, love the American way of life. standing and sympathetic. of townspeople and Indian Service personnel, Indians of many tribes presented a variety of native ceremonial dances and songs. News Of Intermountain The program, Utah Sojourn, ' Indian School was written toy Clarissa Lawry. Mrs. Lawry has directed many By Helen B. Hill famous lAnadarko Indian pageants. Phillip Cover, a teachIndian Night" was held on er at Intenmountain, was narrator. Tuesday evening In (Rees Pioneer park. There before a large Mrs. Elizabeth Roe Cloud, audience YAZZIE YARNS 1950 merit! items not sold will turned. toe re- - Inutom'o.'C.? spoke before' thec.. showed pictures Thursday, PAOF i afternoons in student toody at Utah State Ag and Monday BOX 22. No. ELDERW Thursday Building ricultural college .The films included; "WeavBrigham City, morning. and The River People, ing, Dr. Beattys topic was "ConSilversmithing. David BegTr-tributions of Indians to American culture." A farewell dance is being week for hVhdei planned for Thursday evening. New Mexico ale Waterlyn Mr. and Mrs. moved to Ogden June 29 where a Mr. Waterlyn has accepted 5 position teaching in a public "Sometimes we grow too im- school there. Baroi of patient with Indian progress," a The National Congress was were formerly Mr. Waterlyn she said, and quoted the followA bridge and canasta card , Harold teacher here in the elementary American Indians broadcasted j Anns oi ing proverb: and KVNU KALL, over stations was held June 21 in BuildBaron party If you are planning for a school. KUO (Friday evening to discuss ing No. 18. dl are ton If you year, plant grain. are Amerwa Visiting Mr. and Mrs. David the sulbject Indians bine L. WilMrs. Charles (Dr. and planning for 10 years, plant Etter Sunday evening were -Mr. icans. What about them? orS fr. trees, tout if you are planning liams, Jr. and Dr. and Mrs. Berand Mrs. Herman OBogard of held in In the discussion nard Brandchaft and families for 100 years, plant men. part Taking Sunday .end. The program included: Three Flandreau, South Dakota. in Yellow- were served were: John C. Rainer, secretary spent last week-enfrom f numbers toy the summer school prizes ed with Mr. IBogard is superintendent of the NJC.A.I., a Pueblo Indian; stone park. Pretty Kjlrs. D band; Navajo riding song; Es- of the school at Flandreau. Mrs. Elizabeth Roe Cloud, chairmer flowers. d. kimo hymn; Winnebagos peace J. Gore Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. The two couples visited - the man of the N.CiAJL workshop Guests held at Jntermountain Indian Correll of Chilocco, Oklahoma, pipe dance; Oneida Indian . bird refuge together. ay gifts Sioux Inkpata and rabschool during t h e summer entertained Elizabeth Oliver 'Mrs. Pete following t.Tom school session, a member of the and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas bit dance; "Indian Love Call, Thomas Tommanev y Mr. and Mrs. Thomas In Jur noted Chief toy Taptuka, sung at Grey Cliff lodge Fri- Ellis, Miriam Jarvis. and family are leaving Chippewa tribe; Mis- 'Re: maney on radio singer and entertainer Harrington, Qeora from day evening. Fishbui on vacation June 30. Their trip a Chickasaw Ataloa, r and television. will take them throughout Ijcolbson Peter Red horn, a Mr. Correll is superintendent California;' Geneva HePbing, Mexican dance by Margaret bleekfoot from (Montana; Frank of Chilocco Indian school. Gordon Brown, Mis. )v iBaga; piano duet toy Ethelyne Anns Nava of the member a Bradley, Andres, Elizabeth Pahe and Miriam C. Ayze; Land Bob Mr. and Mrs. Bill Skenandore jo tribal council Frank and was ballroom dancing Joyce, There of the Sky Blue Waters, by are the proud parents of a baby A Mrs. a Nexperce from the Friday evening at 8 p. m. in the Charles Euphrasia George, E. Moreloek. Chief Taptuka and Esther Worn, - J. Go girl born Saturday, June 23, at state of Washington. gymnasium. A local orchestra Sumter and Mr. great great granddaughter of the Cooley Memorial hospital, Fishbui andj for the affair. played ence Hill. of rthe Shoshone a Sacajawea Mrs. Mrs. Skenandore is telephone iDr. and Mrs. Barnard Brand tribe; Ute turkey dance; Pueblo operator-receptionihere at the chaft and Dr. and Mrs. Charles Its. bu corn grinding song; Apache school. A Olsen L. Williams, 'Jr.' entertained at trick dance; Navajo Ye bi chal, De Miseve a buffet supper Wednesday corrall dance and Happiness Mr. and Mrs. David Stewart Kent V home. Brandchaft in the ning and grinding 6ong Ladies; will leave on vacation this week The following guests were Creek stomp dance; Indian two end. The couple plan to visit Dr. and Mrs. George present: Pawnee and snake dance; step Mr. Stewarts mother, Mrs. Kate iBoyee, Dr. and Mrs,' Willard war dance. I FEATURING ., Stewart, in Montana. Dr. Peter Delie'n, Dr, and The program closed by all will visit Beatty, From there they Mr. and Edward Mrs. SUPREME PARAMOUNT I Kennard, Bless God present singing, their sister, Mrs. Orville H. Hol- Mrs. Earl N. Intolutotoe, Mr. and America. man in Oklahoma. In Texas Mrs. Roland B. Harris, will see Mr. and Mrs. Quin M. Tiber, Dr. George The Arts and Craft shop lo they - Mr. Herndon is BerthaLouisa tus Herndon,' J. Eskridge, IDr. Dale, ceted In Building No. 81, which Mrs. Stewart's brother. 9. Vernon Jack GoodForney, student was sponsored by the man, Mr. and Mrs, Homer MathSPECIAL! council at Intermomuain during direcMr, Gelvip, area iesen and Dr. Benjamin the summer school session, tor of Ralph at the here is Phoenix, closed Thursday at 5 p. m. school this week.- Mrs. Homer Mathiesen who A special hobby program is was in charge of the shop said, Mr. and Mrs. Burton Ladd are planned for Wednesday being We were very pleased with the visiting the summer school this evening. Wayne T. Pratt is in The was the accepted. shop way week. Mr.. Ladd is superintencharge of arrangements. sales were fine. The exhibit dent at the Carson agency. SATURDAY AND SUNDAY ONLY! was of great educational value Mr. and Mrs. (Frank Crowell to the visitors and to, the In Provinse, aslstant com- entertained their John square dancAll Flavors Delon TE ST. dians themselves. QUART missioner (community services) ing club Thursday evening, We plan to send a report to from Bureau of Indian Affairs, prior to their giving a demoneach guild on how the items Washington, D. C is here at the stration before a square dancing sold and also give criticism on school , , this week. group here at the school in objects not sold. Mr. Provinse is accompanied No. 21. Building A wide variety 6f hative his wife and young ,M0NT The club, comprised of memcrafts from various parts of the by READY PACK Pints from on bers were gave Brigham and City, (Alaska country two on consign HAND PACK Quarts & Pints Ready To dancing demonstradisplay. Secured Max Morrison, band instruc- tions:square Alabama Jubilee and the tor, left today for a vacation at redwing dances. Oklahis home In Tahlequah, -Guests who enjoyed refreshGafi: homa. Max will, be with his ments at the Crowell home infather who is ill. cluded: Mr. and Mrs. Orvill EGG WHITE Pints Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mer-relFlorence McClure, supervisor Merrell, Mr. and Mrs. of Indian education, is attend- Mr. and (Mrs. Wes Ray (Thomas, Shirts. RCE- Sof ing Colorado State, College Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Jepperson, Education in Greeley, Colorado. Mr. and 'Mrs. Leo Jensen and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wixom. The prodigious amount of talOPCN SUNDAYS AT 1:00P.M. ent within Brigham City has alDr. and Mrs. Charles Wilways impressed the Indian Ser- liams, Jr and Dr. and Mrs. here at Inter vice .personnel had 'dinner mountain and the talent show Bernard Brandchaft together in Salt Lake City one given toy the town ipeople in the evening last week. campus theater Friday evening, 112 NORTH MAIN STREET to this imleft no exception Mr. Arne Randall, specialist ACER pression. in The spontaneous humor, the of fine arts, United States office Education of Washington, D. and exceptional performance the friendliness emanating from the participants, left a feeling of good will with . the UNLESS YOl audience. WANT TO SHOI Joe Weight, In charge of recreation, did well to put Joyce SHC Thorson in charge of arrangements. Joyce, noted for her fine work in directing plays and D entertainments, selected a talented group of performers. Those taking part in the THESE ARE NOT WEEK-EN- D SPECIALS show were: Accordion solos, Rennie Demars; duet, Diane Grant and Faun Earl; soprano oLo, solo, Iris Kunzler; violin Mrs. Marlon Jeppsen accompanied by Mrs. Ruia Jeppsen; Musical numbers, Mrs. Erma Here Are Samples Of Our Low Everyday AG Prices! Hansen, Mrs. Juanita Steffen and Mrs. Margaret Lewis; musical number, Mrs. Donnie Peters, STOKLEYS 46 ounce John Owen and Mrs. Inez PeLOW PRICE EVERYDAY! r.. . i terson. lent w Bdl Higginbotham, teacher here, acted as master of ceredesar monies. , Dr. George A. (Boyce, superintrue, tendent, spoke in assembly at Utah State Agricultural college (but on Friday morning. I am most sympathetic with the Indian educational program tftit 3 hope that more children may toe trained and developed near their home base, so that they may have love, be free J d lul-laby- if mm nil? 4 Petrsoy Tom-mane- - , oR IN ITS LOW PRICE FIELD! Howard's Mark r See it! Try it! Buy it! 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