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Show T feOX ELDkll JOURNAL kARE FACTS From Brigham City, Utah Friday, August 1, 1952 J Housewife Careflil But Is Trapped PACE FOURTEEN I J GIRL SCOUTS! t (UP) Even the best laid plans of the most careful women sometimes go HASTINGS, Neb. ear River City UNDER THE TREFOIL awry. Hastings woman was all dressed In her new formal to go to a very special party. She placed the key to the house in its usual hiding place so her husband could get into the house when he arrived home. On her way out the front door to wait for her cab she caught her dress In the door Just as It slammed shut, snapping the night lock. A passing motorist spied the lady in distress and was told where the key was. He- - found the key, opened the back door, went through the house and released the woman. Th lady was ready to go when the cab arrived. 'A Members BEAR RIVER CITY of the Chris O. Johnsen family met at a reunion in the ward C f recreational hull Thursday evening, Dinner was served and an Interesting program presented. Out of state members attending were Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Johnsen of San Francisco, Calif.; Mr..and Mrs Wynn Freeman of Helena, Montana, and Mrs. Donna J. Wight of New OGDEN, UTAH : MUIIICIPflL : STADIUM SUNDAY AUGUST S. Mexico. Mrs Minnie Nebeker of Ogden and Mrs Lydia Cheal of Salt Lake City were guests of their mother, Mrs. Mary J. Holmgren, Sunday. They also visited their sister, Mr. and Mrs. Leon 3 The following girls returned e from a week at in Ogden canyon: Sharon Jepperson, Francis Hyer, Pauline Bundy, Jo Markham and Harriet Westenskow of Blue Bell troop; Karen Sue Hadfleld, Holly troop; Ann Moskowitz, Terry Wilde and Merle Reeder, Brownie troop 3 and Kathy Claybaugh and Diane Crow of Brownie troop 4. Parents of the young ladles took them to Ogden where they boarded a charter bUB. They left Ogden at 10 a. m. in company with Weber Council girl scouts. They arrived at the rustic lodge In the center of the camp and each girl was placed Into groups according to age and ability. A group leader and sev eral aides 'remained with the girls constantly. 'Four girls were assigned to each tent and the self help system was employed. Each girl made her own bed and took turns with general camp duties The housekeeping of each tent was under the direction of he four girls occupying the tent They also assisted with wood dishes and water gathering, carrying. Aside from group leadership there was a general camp chairman, a registered nurse and cooks. Meals were served In a large open Bowery. Good food was reported by girls attending. Mrs. Marion Clountz of Brigham City is serving as a group leader and Carolyn Clountz as an assistant. They plan to remain at Redcliffe the entire four week period. This Friday the following senior girls have registered to enjoy camp activities: Sonja Hansen and Peggy Johnson. s last Friday Strong. (Antone Christensen, who is in the navy, is attending electrical engineering school at San Diego, Calif. Mrs. Chester Christensen entertained at a lovely surprise party for her daughter, Bette Ann, Thursday afternoon, It being her bithday. Games were played on the lawn and delicious refreshments were served. The guest of honor received many lovely and useful gifts. Mr. and Mrs Irving Christensen were hosts to a family dinner party Sunday, In honor of their sons, Thyral and Dee, who are home on furlough. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Joe Murray and children of Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. Gaylen and children of Christensen Tremonton; Carol Mae Bishop and iRanae Williams of Garland. Mr and Mrs. John Hardy and children, and Mr. and Mrs. Ercy Whitaker and daughter, Kather- 22 Of ine, spent several days at Mirror Lake up In the JJintahs. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Johnsen, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Johnsen, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Johnsen and Mr. and Mrs. Monte Archibald attended the Olsen family reunion held at Liberty park in Salt Lake City Sunday. Mrs. Farrell Huggins was gracious hostess to her club Thursday evening. Mr, and Mrs. Laurel Jverben of Ogden visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Iversen, , Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. LeMar Iversen and family and Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Andersen and family returned Sunday evening from a delightful trip to Mirror Lake in the High lUintahs and Evanston, GREATEST WORLD'S STUNTMEN COMPETING Red-cliff- Utah, Sunday. Mrs. Thelma Jensen spent Thursday at Logan visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alma Bibhop and Mrs. Vernon Johnsen and son Brent were in Sait Lake City on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Burton Andersen had as their guests Sunday evening after sacrament meeting, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Garfield and son, Darrell; Mr and Mrs. Samuel Clark of Logan; Mr. and Mrs. Eli Andersen and Mrs. Annie Baldwin. Mr. and Mrs. Reynold (Bob) Jensen of Benjamin, Utah spent several days here visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Sylvia H. Miller of Provo is visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary Holman. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Moore and sons, Jay and Bruce of Burbank, Calif, are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Arbon. The Moores were enroute home from Detroit, Michigan, where they visited his folks. Lt. and Mrs. Gordon Bigler and two sons of Tacoma, Wash., are guests of her mother, Mrs, Robert Gardner. Mr, and Mrs. Vernon Toombs of Salt Lake City were weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Moroni Mortensen. Mrs. There are some six thousand Toombs will be remembered as bituminous coal producing comGladys Mortensen. panies in the United States. Es-pli- n Wyoming. Hansen Mr. -- and of Ogden aii Mr. and Mrs. Victor Billings of Provo visited the Mrs.-Blain- LaMar err?) 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