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Show Aged Tremonton f B.Y.C. Reunion 4 Box Elder JOURNAL i Brigham City, Utah 25, Friday, May Woman Succumbs 1956 Scheduled June 2 IM rs; Carrie Alhbey Drew, 92, of Tremonton, died on Thursday morning at her home.' (Mrs. Drew was a member of Methodist the Tremonton church and served as secretary of the WSCS of the church. She was also a member of the lodge. . i ; She was born Nov. 28, 1861, in Hazel Green, Iowa, a daughter of Larue H. and Elizabeth McManus Alhbey. , She was reared and 'educated in Iowa and taught vschool before moving to Utah. ' In 1894 she was married to Elliott Drew in Iowa. They came to Bear River valley in Mr. 1898, settling in Bothwell. Drew died in 1916. In 1930, Mrs. Drew moved to Tremonton. Surviving are one son and one daughter, Harry Drew and Miss Bessie Drew, both of Tremonton; one sister, Mrs. Grant : h : J Testimonial A reunion for all former students of the old Brigham Young college at Logan will be held Saturday, June 2, at the Utah Will Ibuilding in Logan. Former classmates are invited to attend the informal visiting period beginning at 5 p. m., and a smorgasbord luncheon will be served at 7 p. m. A charge of $1.75 will toe made per plate. All former B.YjC. students are urged to attend. Reservations and money should be sent to William Evans, Jr., at 171 North Fifth West, Logan. Alpena, Michigan, leads the world In production of Portland cement Yates of Omaha, Neb. Funeral services will be nounced later. an- Perry Elder ' : ' )i t 1 SET ATTENDANCE RECORI Having perfect attendance records for the past two school years at the Honey-vill-e elementary school are Linda Kay Hunsaker and and William DeVere Wintle. Linda Kay was a seventh grade student this year, and William was a second grade student. MISSIONARY Elder David A. Wagstaff has accepted a call to serve as a missionary for the LDS church in Mexi- farewell testimonial honor him Sunday evening in the LDS Perry hall. co. A will Honeyville Students Attain Perfect Record in Attendance for Two Years PERFECT By Mrs. George Wintle In checking the records of the Honeyville elementary school, it was found that there were two students with perfect attendance records for the past two years. Linda Kay Hunsaker had perfect attendance during her sixth and seventh grades. She was tardy once or twice, but never absent. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glendale Hunsaker of Honeyville. Principal H. Ross Coombs has been her teacher this past year. William DeVere Wintle had a perfect record during his first and second grades. He is glad school is, out because several of his friends and . classmates have been absent with the mumps and he was afraid he would spoil his record by getting the mumps. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. DeVere W. Wintle of Honeyville. Mrs. Estelle Maero has been his teacher both years. Penneys slips the girls into wide, wide sweep taffetized Such pleasant Penneys COTTON SLIPS What delectable dreams of slips they are, with exquisite lace, and tucking detail . . . and an elastlcized back for smooth fit! Sparking white in sizes 4 to 14. Stock up. Mom, at. this tiny Penney price! Honor State Agricultural college Union dreamers Bear River Sailor no-iro- PLISSE P.J.s wide-awak- e ... ... 38o PENNEY SPECIAL! 51.33 Craw- $53.00 "I wwhrl Automatic WASHERS DURING 5MYTAG R3AED WATER SENSATIONAL OFFER ford, 84, Salt Lake City, former Interment was in the Brigham City cemetery. Mr. Crawford is survived by his wife and eight children, Selected at' the Naval Trainamong whom are Mrs. Alda C. ing Center at San Diego,, Calif., Call, Brigham City, and Mrs. as apprentice petty officer third Elva C. Miller, Corinne; a sisclass was Varge A. Christensen Mrs. George Dick, Brigham ter, of Bear River City, City; 21 grandchildren and 30 The apprentice petty officers, scheduled to graduate May 19, are chosen from the . ranks of qualities of each individual; the seamen recruits to assist Christensen is a graduate of the company commanders. The the Box Elder High school and selection is made on the basis fulfilled an LDS mission before of aptitudes and leadership entering naval training. SOFT MAYTAG Brigham Man Gets Recognition specially purchased to give savings! The you a square . . . necks a scoop in prints or solids. a V Machine washable! Sizes 32 to THOMPSON'S SVMATiTOM and Held for Former Brigham City resident, who died May 17, in a Salt Lake hospital, were conducted Monday, May 21 at the North 18th ward chapel in Salt Lake City. Bishop Harvey Durrant was in charge. Graveside services under the direction of Bishop Claudius Olsen were conducted at the Brigham City cemetery. Services included remarks by Wallace Christensen; a vocal solo, In The Garden, by Mrs. Lillian H. Felt, and the dedicatory prayer by Crawford Roberts, a grandson of the deceased. LMJ'DS PARTNERS CUIUGAM Final Rites Are Final rites for Alphonzo A farewell testimonial will honor Elder David Arthur Wagstaff in the Perry LDS ward chapel on Sunday evening, at May 27, beginning 7:30 p. m., prior to his departure for Mexico, where he .will serve as a missionary for the LDS church. He is a son "of Mr. and Mrs! Arthur E. Wagstaff of Perry. He is a former student at the Box Elder High school, and has been employed in Ogden. The public is invited to attend the farewell testimonial, to Bishop - Rulon according Hirschi. ENDS SATURDAY AT 12 MIDNIGHT A CARLOAD OF MAYTAGS THOMPSON'S MUST BE SOLD MAYTAG MARATHON FREE Two weeks Culligan Soft Water Service. If you like it pay only installation charges if not No obligation at all. MAEllETSnlEBEAl OF A UFETOJ1E You can save enough on SOAP ALONE. TO PAY FOR YOUR SOFT WATER Ask your frfends they'll know. 2000 users in now the Brigham City area. ON A BRAND NEW , amnsm SOFT WATER SERVICE 48 North Main MY SKIMS thru PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY - ' . MEMORIAL OPEN CHOOSE FROM 9 NEW 1956 Phone 25 WEDNESDAY MAYTAG o AND DRYERS WELL TRADE WILD! WE LL DEAL BIG! o DAY WASHERS CATCH US WHILE WERE SLEEPY! Large 100 Dacron fiberfill PILLOWS BATISTE SLIPS to buy in pairs at one low Penney price! Pillows that are springy, odorless. Floral acetate crepe covered, pastels. heaped snowy eyelet . . , four gore styled for sleek comfy fit no riding up or twisting. Wonderful gifts! 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