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Show North B Stake' T - BYU Professor Conference Set For Next Sunday Quarterly conference of the North Box Elder stake will be held at the stake tabernacle at Brigham City next Sunday according to Vernal Willie, stake president. The general sessions of the conference will be held at 10 a m. and at 7:30 p. m. This is a change in time from (previous conferences. The priesthood leadership meeting will be held in the afternoon at 2 oclock. (President Milton R. Hunter of the First Council of Seventy and Professor Richard Poll from the Brigham Young University Hunter will be the visitors at this conFirst Council of ference and will speak at the various sessions. Reports will who will speak at the also be given by live recently quar-ferencstake ix Elder returned missionaries. Sun-eral next Music for the morning session be will sessions of the conference will be furSo 1. m. and 7 :30 p. ni. nished by the Bear River City at jyard choir, and for the evening 'leadership meeting will be session by the Brigham City j All meetings Third ward choir. , tabernacle.- 172 Box Elder Seniors Will Close High e W 8 PAGES BRIGHAM CITY? UTAH, FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 25, 1951 VOLUME 44, NUMBER 21 - School Careers At Commencement Rites Richard D. Poll . . . will speak at the North stake conference Sunday. He Willard To Hold is assistant professor of history and political science at BYU. His church background includes western German mission and Canadian mission. Legion And V.F.W. Will Sell Poppies Memorial Day Rites Next Wed. On Brigham City Streets Next Saturday Brigham B.P.W. Club Looks Jo Changes Bases Begin At 7:30 At Tabernacle The two Brigham City veterans organizations, Veterans of Foreign Wars and the American Legion and their auxiliaries will observe Poppy Day next Saturday and sell poppies. The poppy sales are designed for a purpose, to bring to memory the heroic action of our soldiers and to provide a scource of income for the bene fit of disabled veterans. The red crepe paper flowers which will be sold on the Brigham City streets are made by veterans at the Salt Lake Veterans hospital. They receive one and a half cents for each In rites at the stake tabernaThere will be a program at the cle tonight, 172 Box Elder high Willard Decoration . cemetery day Students school seniors will close their at 12 noon. Program will conFight Tickets , Wood-yatt high school careers when they sist of vocal solos by Don receive graduation diplomas. Available Here Roberta Storey and and two-folElder The commencement exercises, music by the Veterans of ForTickets for the Bex Layne-Whitloc- k eign War band of Brigham City, which will begin at 7:00 p. m., as-- ; A will open with . Invocation by boxing classic in Lo(Drum and Bugle corps). Impressive award Carol Roundy, iFerl Barker, Ruth Full Partnership for the Job Juno 9. are on sale in speech by Rep. Clifton Kerr of gan. Boyd Packer. Principal Alf Freeinna (Facer and LeRon Eva Collings, Braegger, Douglas the Tremonton and dedication of the Ahead will be the convention man will conduct the exercises Brigham City through won the coveted Amer.-ioRaMartha Clay, Hammond, and the high school orchestra courtesy of the American Leand Auxiliary out-gi- mona Madsen cemetery by Bishop Delbert E. theme of the Utah Federation of Marilyn Astle and gion. WoBusiness and Professional Cook. will furnish music for the preand boy- awards Mary Gunderson. Tickets for the fight which The program is being spon- mens clubs, of which the Brig-halude, the march of graduates morning. and the conferring of certifiCity club is a member, Business: Geraldine Clark, will be held at the Utah State sored by the Willard Cemetery biy, attended by the members from all parts of a Nada Smith and Gayle Baddley. Agricultural cates. college field district committee who are: when judentbody, honored may be purchased at George W. Facer, chairman; Gus Utah gather at the Newhouse flower completed. This gives Other musical renditions will Box Elder students for Student body officers: LeRon house, the Club Billiards. Perry and Delbert E. Cook and hotel in Salt Lake City, Satur- the veterans the opportunity to include several numbers by the divides. Donna Facer and ArS. Jensen Kenneth Pfc. Johnson, All tickets buy a reserved Hannah B. Nicholas, secretary day and Sunday, June 2 and 3, earn class of 51 den Jensen. Girls glee, including a medley Baddley, money and to break the seat They are priced at 7.50, and treasurer. for the annual state convention. monotony assigned to training wing Palmer Cheerleaders: of idleness. irian, won the arranged by J. Earl Johnston. Norman 8:30 Olsen, S5.00, at Activities will $3.00 and $2.00. If the weather will not perbegin the Eva Braegger won Andersen will a violin (Proceeds of Poppy Day go to Ray Jensen LaVon Jensen. and mit holding the program at the a. m., June 2, with a board of S. Jensen Takes solo and a group play Kenneth orvictims seven of Americas of a medal for excellence Patty living help JewGirls League President: won cemetery it will be held in the directors meeting. At 10 a. m. wars, disabled veterans and chestra members will less; Ruth Collings present On Duties At Air Base ell Jensen. v the convention will open with ward chapeL Everybody Is an instrumental ensemble. ter G. Mann typewriter. children of veterans. Six its first meeting, under the di needy iFfc. Kenneth S. Jensen was reBoys League President: MauHence in business. local is the percent kept by ty rection of. Suz&nna Mae Grua, to Luke Air Gayle Baddley will deliver the outstanding ath-i- s rice Hunsaker. unit for local welfare and 40 cently assigned duties valedictory address, and the adto assume Barker and Forse Ferl president. Base, Boomerang: presented the Peters goes to the state depart dress to the graduates will be percent i mut J. At Earl session this 027th Mayor pilot training nd the Ogden Standard-- r Gayle Baddley. ment of a veteran's organiza with the given by Dr. Joseph N. Symons will Glade Bee: Bobbie Ann Stewart and give the welcoming tion for disbursement in welfare wing, food service squadron. RUNDIi watch for athletic Mr. of the U.S.AC. Benediction will of son address IPfc. and is the Shaw Jensen Hickey, Margaret Knudson. Barbara to nent was rehabilitation cases too be offered by Collin Hunsaker, national guest of honor, will be and for local SIOKi' the. Other presented LeRon Johnson, Agriculture: awards were: units to handle. and Mrs. K. S. Jensen, 62 south senior class costly introduced. Second east, Brigham City. secretary. . . i Donald Barker, Maurice HunsaAwards wnme,Cqj The annual Purple and White Luncheon will be served at The Brigham City Peaches a graduate of Box Elder is He Therald ( John frumfaka Holmgren, ker, Baddley, irship: Gayle dance will follow the rites. Fol1 p. m. Principal address will be UntfVn forgot that they were the top high school, Brigham City. Quayle, Noal Marble. Paying final tribute to the Saints, Sinners and Psychia team in the Utah State Indus last ! lowing is the list of the graduaAchievement: picm Bear River City pioneer, a Outstanding AkliNM ting seniors: Ramona Madsen, Wilma Larsen trial league last Wednesday and large crowd of friends and rela trists," by Dr. Camilla Ander C.at'Ii also forgot to play, ball as the tives of John Peter Holmgren at son, psychiatrist. May Andersen, Laraine Anderand Calvin Jeppsen. rCdaH, 'At son, a m. 2:30 Var-len- e Provo 6es Mary Fae Andersen, Neone shoved a general p. them Richard Timps Bosley, tended impressive funeral rites Speech: AfritHi Andersen, Ray E. Andersen, Cook, Gerald Speth, Stan- round for nine Innings to win at the Bear River ward chapel slon will toe held, at 4:30 a proto vwa Kaye Aoki, Marilyn Astle. i a Kama on - Wednesday ' afternoon. lem session, and at 7 p. m. the ley Shelby, Kelly Farmer, Fay 17 to 3. Carl McConnell come Friends from all over the state annual BJPJW. banquet will be Gayle Baddley, Donald Barker, Big ratiiiw Anderson, Marilyn McCabe and Ferl Rose' Barker, Frank- - Arden held. down from his perch in" Idaho of a Leon Jorgenson. . Utah, and many from other El for services Julia Funeral At 9:30 a reception will be Vocal Music: LeRon Johnson, to hurl the first loss of the year states, attended the services. Beehive Week for - girls of len Jeppsen, Infant daughter of Barker, Thomas W. Barnes, BetMiss Hickey and North Box ty Beard, Richard Billings,- Ray offiVal Woodland, Ray Anderson, for the locals. Big Mac, usually Prayer at the home was given held honoring 41Fun will Elder stake Dr. Malcolm and Marian Davis mond Birch, ClMMarie. 10 Frolic at will a m., able outside work to corner ' the p. Bird, Lowell Daines, Frank Barker, on by Moroni Mortensen while the City, Will be lAren Bolstad, Lee Boothe, Juwith all clubs partici- cially openthe Sunday, Mayof27,a JeppSfciH-Brlghathe plate to death, couldn chapeL.services were under the bet-heldnior division award 'as Kay Daines, Janice Hansen,. Bev: of 11 presentation following at held Saturday. May 26, dith Ann. come close to the comers Wed direction of Bishop Vernon L. pating! WaTietct tf the Boa? E1-- " eriy Ross and Ronnie Rock.' tadio. skit at 3 oclock on KBUH a. m. at the Harold B. Felt' fa ford, Eva Bosworth,- (Tack BradSunday,- - a past presidents Braegger, Bobby BurArt: Gayle Baddley, Doris Si- - nesday night and when the Johnsen of the Bear River ward. on school auditorium by the Fourth ward girls. neral home. Bishop Raymond den, Reed Burke, Darlene Burt, 8:30 be held at will breakfast Provo worked him into batters Frimonsen. was The prelude Swaim night will be held played by morning under the- dl Payne of the First ward will of- Harold Bywater. chair-thof Vosco P. Call, Instrumental Music: Bobbie a hole where he had to come Wanda Johnsen and the opening a. m. A workshop for presidents day, June 1. A special meeting ficiate. 9 m. and a. me be at Will held a over Mary Call, Suzanne Call, Dathe plate with pitch, they song, The Lord Is My ShepAnn Stewart, Judy Bosworth, be held for all Beehive awards committee, The baby was born, Saturday, vid LaVere Carter, Emma Louise toe held at will will mortal services to were able and ready, Janice willing was the Hansen, the colors were - advanciRichard Billings, herd, presented by girls parents and also Seagull May 19, at the Brigham City Carter, Quin 10:30. do something about it. Chlarson, Ellen ward choir. Leon Strong, a ng ceremony Was con Lillis Jeppsen, Delbert Briten-Stlngirls in the Brigham City Sev- Cooley Memorial hospital, and Christensen, Laraine on session Sun The ChristenPeach clubbed visitors The the general of the deceased, gave the m. at ward enth by Dennis Gordon, ChariStephen Bunnell, Gary p. died four days later at an Ogden sen, Lou Jeanne Christensen, will open at 11 a. m. Lunch of es 17 hits for total hurlers a day Guin-va- h Morrell. David er played the and at prayer. On Mann the opening following day, bugle for hospital. Neil F. Christensen, Douglas and it might have (been ' worse John Shumway, Garland, and eon will be held at 1 p. an. and Athletic Awards mony. park in Logan canyon, an Dr. Jeppsen is serving with Clay, Richard at convention 3:15 m. meet p. had been up Collings, Ruth Dr. pushed really Conrad Jensen, Ogden, were they will be held for all North the United States navy at ToGold Medals: Ronnie Rock, vn singing America" , Collings. the fence to a point the first speakers. Mrs. Lucin- ings at Hotel Newhouse will be outing against LeRon on A Johnson, hike Beehive Lee Boothe, stake Marie of girls. leadership closed. kyo, Japan. Lowell R. Daines, Ral(ph Dalball. to where had play Hunsakthey a da read Jensen resolution Collin 10 at Jeppsen, Besides the parents, survivors ton, Gordon F.- - Davis, Larue Daaccompanied Gary Mortensen, At 3:45 p. m., a reception for Crimson trail will begin Provo got off to an easy start adopted by the Daughters of and Reese lunch at include 32 ret Johnsen, the invo-wa- s er, Maurice Hunsaker Following three grandparents: vis, Stanley Day, Richard Dickall BjP.W. members at the Rheu oclock. of Utah Pioneers. in the runs three with top s noon various games and offered Iby Abel S. Whitaker. Conrad ovdofiw Mantua; and Jeppsen, matic Salt Fever the Junior Dunn, Richard Dunn. and in four laboratory, the first inning A vocal duet composed of LeB. Medals: Lee Boothe, Mauare planned for the girls. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Davis, ey,Kazuko nttoshovl Lake county hospital will be added of second. the Endow, Dick Evans. They top Austin Ron and Lewis ' Knudson, Beehive week will officially end Brigham City. Johnsen, prenumbers rice Hunsaker, on the mSanuod Donna Marie Facer, Laura another tally in the third be- sented The Old Rugged Cross, held with Drs. Bosma and Kel 6 Nelson, Russell oclock. at Collin vocal Hunsaker, fuevening solos call Saturday the at Friends may by ' iki good- -l Fillmore, Janet Foregren, BeverC. ley, hosts. Mrs. LaVoy Chlarson and Mrs, neral home Graser and Carol- - Jean David Kotter, Thomas Barnes, fore the locals were able to accompanied by Victoria Friday evening be- ly Fredrickson. linev- -v on the score Johnsen. a show egg goose Hervin a Stake Whitaker, Bunderson, Reese Lois beekeepHunsaker, tween 7 and 9 p. m. and Saturreading by Carmen LeRon Johnson, Reed board. Galbraith, DeWayne ng thof'id and a cornet Bigham City, and LeRoy D. ers, urge that all Beehive girls, day prior to services. duet by Phillip Oyler, Glendon a shoved Peaches The Goldstoerry, Diane Grant, - Mary d brass Wi finally were John the final White, Harris and Perry, and pargirls Mortensen, (parents Seagull Gary Interment will be in the Brig- Gunderson. IRonney In the botUefuHyM Thomas Welch, Don-re- run across the place speakers. ticipate in these various ham City cemetery. by Janet HolmgTen, Martha Hammond, Alan Han-linof the fourth, but that was tom - Johnsen Mrs. Bob gift for w preMargaretSecrist, Paul Josephson, Provo could do. best the Doyle Hansen, Janice-Hansen- , they Oh a lie sented David to piano solo, My At awards committee be-al- l Jones, Doyle Hansen, if contest Ezra the Exams Civil iced Service the game, Harper, Edwin HarriFather, followed by a resolu Anderson, Harold were Raymond Payne, Malmrose, in the tion of respect from the Bear this son, Clarence Hewlett, Boyd at needed point, icing Robinette, Dale Freeman and Mabel Russell Rader, Open Foi; Psychologists Hirschi, Evelyn Hirschi, John Additional missions assigned top of the eighth when they bat- River - Mutual Fire Insurance nsen, , Ralph Dalton, Donald Spencer, The Civil Service announced a Holmgren, around without company, read by Bishop John to the Utah General Depot in ted completely EdShirley Holmgren, inthody awards were Val Woodland, Garth Baird, Lee the Peaches retiring a man to sen. The benediction was said Ogden as a result of the expandfor Anna Lee Hunsaker, Collin Hunexamination psychologist to the die Wells, Roland Holman, following: in runs. Curtis Washington, saker, score eight filling positions Hunsaker, Maurice by Homer Holmgren and the ing war effort have brought an inthody officers: (Dee Wright, Gary Higley, Gary Mann, D. C., and in most states Hunsaker. The locals added a brace of postlude played toy Margaret urgent demand for additional .Janice Jensen, Lyle La Framboise, Richard runs in the bottom of the eighth Johnsen. enAkiko Ikegaml, JdAnn Isaac-son- , Rulon Smoot, son of Mr. and throughout the country. The workers at that installation, acLamont resident, and Judy Call, White, Dewey Cottle, and Gary just for the sake of fattening A. V. Smoot, Corinne, was trance salaries are $3,925 and Mrs. received information Joyce Isaacson. to to in was rest laid The cording body 7. Taylor, Raymond Stein 'Arden Jensen, they the Bear River cemetery with from Douglas Miller, manager of elected president of the Box El $4,600 a year. Ellis Jensen, their batting averages,-bu- t r leaders: Janette (Weight, Davis. Further information and ap Evan Jenson, Garth Jensen, Janet were never in the ball game all Clarence Smith dedicating the the local Utah State Employ- der high school Future Farmers Morris, Maurine Rigby, Scholarships of America for next year at an plication forms may be obtained Jensen, Jewell Jensen, Merlyn evening long. grave. Pallbearers were E. J. ment Service office. following were given Scholarships were won by the to the fans as if Holmgren, B. The position vacancies are lor election completed Wednesday, from the Commissions local sec Jensen, Richard It appeared Grant John Jensen, Reese, for perfect attendance following sttfaents . , Glenn S. Nelson, located Thomas Jensen, want to play Netoeker, Del Holmgren, 23. didnt retary, Peaches . . warehouse Ariand the Jeppe-semechanic Ken laborers, May General: Carol Ann Roundy, ball. unctuality records for the were listless and life neth Holmgren and Pratt Holm processors, radio repairman, auCalvin W. Jeppson, Dalene Other officers included Don- at Brigham City postoffice. They Han ' Janice Rose Barker, Hamerland, Arlene Ferl were all gren, all grandsons of the de to mechanics, various types of ald Wendell, 6on of Mr. and Jeppson, Roland Jeppson, Deaun Arden less on the field. They Johnson, Nancy sen, Martha Hammond, McConnell type ceased while other grandsons painters, vice presa Mrs Wendell, sheetmetal workers George John, Josephine Johnsoh, Leron lazy playing Calvin asen, Mary Fujikia, Brent Jensen, David Morrell, of ball and that was the dif- were honorary pallbearers. Pres and telephone repairman. Johnsen, Robert Donald Jones, ident; Brent Beecher, son of BEHS Carolyn Tingey, Janice Jeppson and Fay Anderson. The Leon Jorgensen. ident Dilworth Young and Reed Clerical workers needed in- Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Beecher, won Hunsaker, Arlene following alternates were selec- ference. Eileen Keller, LeRoy Kelly, 'As the result of the loss, the Bailey represented clude Inventory counters and secretary. the MaOgden Rose dbert Checketts, ted: Ramona Madsen Lee Kimber, Sylvia Kindlespire, Fork team rides on area council of (Boy Scouts of card punch operators. Bill Astle, son of Mr. and Mrs. American Evan Maurice Keller, rie Lomax, Allan W. Shaw, Also needed are machinists, Clarence Astle, Brigham Miss Daaun John and Alan Lewis Knudson, City, Raymond top of the Industrial league pile America at the services. wwin, Elaine Smith, Dewayne Jensen, Beverly Ross, with a record so far this David Kptter, Burton, James Palmer, son of Shaw were the lucky winners of mechanics treasurer; perfect signal equipment Lowell Morse, Dennie Beecher, Patricia Reed and and sewing machine repairman Mr. and Mrs. Rudger Palmer, re- the Bulova watch contest spon- Knukel, Frank Kuwata. season. The Peaches record now ed On On Page Eight) Page Eight) Barbara Larsen, Glenda Larand others. stands at three wins and one porter; Dean Olsen, son of Mr. sored by Simonsens Jewelry reThe local employment office and Mrs. Ben Olsen, sentinel; cently. loss.sen, Wilma Larsen, Rose Marie , 'All graduates of the class of Lomax. address is 17 West Forest street, Dave Wright, son of Mr. and The Peaches are idle Sunday Qtor Mrs. , Eugene Wright, activity 51 were eligible to participate, Marilyn McCabe, and play Bingham , here next Ramona phone 68Q. manager; Darrell Poulsen, son according to Reed Siraonsen, Madson, Jay Meservy, Terry Wednesday night.. j " of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Poulsen, manager. Mitamura, Joleen Monson, DaThe box score: God Is No Respecter of PerThe contest closed last Mon- vid Morrell, Cafy Mortensen. Provo book chairman and Delyear AB R H sons will be the title of the and Mrs. day with last tick of an eight-da- y Gaye Netoeker, Blaine Nelson, bert Weaver, son of sermon at worship services in clock. The hands stopped Geraldine Jensen Nelsen, Jear-ol- d a- Ezra Weaver. Brooks, cf the Presbyterian Community on the signatures of the two Nelson, Max Reese Nelson, Fullmer,- - 2b and church Sunday .meaning at 11 increases in taxes There were 37 Democrats and graduates named. Russel Nelson, Jaron V. Nichols, I8"15 dub at their rf Dunn, reached is a. m. when a point Mr. Simonsen will present the Mark 37 Lb in the U. S. SenNielsen, Joan Norman, held at the becomes so Rasmussen, The Third ward Mutual .Im- ateRepublicans So that parents may attend where taxation cae at 32 noon in 47th watches at the Jewelry store the Congress if (Continued On Page Eight) during Roller, to yesterinviassociationhas is unprofitable the worship services, a nursery provement 1881-83- . great that it j Storey, c business. will be held at the manse for ted all members to attend a hob-b- y in ss 1 Berge, viewStratfords talk was beThe private s of . show at th ward church on small children. third trend is one : Government of the Local as .Ba,ea Bushore, 3b 9 a. nv., services for p rotes-tan- t Tuesday evening, beginning - at At ing the government! .States." The first has is- Ford, p 8 oclock. trend Intermounat government the The 1717 42 Claus. pupils 3D Totals unjk38 one way from sued controls in private busitain Indian school will be held Included In the evenings enPeaches falances to manager-- . ness. yet are themselves doing 11 M. AB R H and at 9:45 a. m., church school tertainment will be games such at government. To held with classes for all as volley ball, crochet, square be will 0 5 .... 3b business, without controls V. Johnson, Therefore, Point, he . 3 0 ages, at the (Brigham City dancing. prices. Several members of the Brigcf Annual Memorial Day services; ans decision topointed increased Refreshments will toe served. send Dr. Stratford said, Prlvat ba Cullimore,If church. Wars. . 4 1 ham City chapter of the Fraterat the Powers, Brigham City cemetery four youngi,Korea without con-- ' ness cannot compete with th morning . 4 0 nal Saturday of Eagles will attend Order Connie Peters a toe will 2b will held solo, next sing Wednesday jjlg,ress and the more government in the labor mar Cowley, rf sters of the church will appear Twins Grow Older . 5 1 11 a. m., according accompanied by Margaret John-so- the state convention in Murray, at Nichols, Vision to send beginning costs. Mrs. Mass.. BELMONT, (UP) on the KLD Bible Quiz program troops ket or the production . 3 0 May 26 and 27. to Herb Adamson, American Le'Opg McHugh, lb Guest speaker will be Par- Utah, at 9:30 a. m. They are Billy Abbie Cashman of Belmont and by urging Those attending will be Par.. 4 0 ss dO H without Consulting He concluded L. commander. Johnson, post gion convictions, ley Norseth. The Veterans of ley D. Lee, Cecil . 3 0 Long, Teddy Salto, Gertrude Gil- Mrs. Catherine Cashman of c Bradbury, Roy people to vote their think maybe they ace Opening the program will be Foreign Wars Drum and Bugle S. bend Bonnie Ourda. along the Breitenbeker. 1 and 3 1 s was. started lespie . Olsen, Mark F. Brightenburg, irrespective of party, needs. Box music by the Elder McConnell, p If high will the oldest twin nations sisters. Corps play. Oleen M. Hansen, Dean Chris. 1 0 of Franklin lines that suit their school band- - followed by the shows 40 mil Coxey, p wot sjq ifiuo s,;i Widows of brothers, they have Firing squad and taps, fur- tensen, Lyle Johnson. Alternates Stratford said. 39 3 10 the next election not -Totals AnderLee opening prayer by nished by the American legion, are Vernal Barnes and Jim Byvoting, the Xbui dn ujnj o Sujqiauios just observed their 86th trend was towards lion Americans .m Larsen ran for Breitenbeker as pujj sen of the Veterans of Foreign will an complete the program. water. Suoi . oijm Patterned Closely af-a- t outcome will (fee their direct sjjbm qSnoua in the eighth, runner ioj a courtesy Brtaln. This trend be- - Honored At Awards Event j Layne-Whitloc- k High Thursday Morning d State Convention n rl - . Timps Trip Peaches Here Last Rites Held Wednesday . For J.P. Holmgren North Stake Schedule Rites For Jeppsen Beehive Week Baby On Saturday ... m r e, son-in-la- 7.-3- 5 ball-game- . Hen-drick- s, Many Jobs Open y e, General Depot 5 Rulon Smoot Named FFAPrexyWed. t; . n, , Graduates ( Win Watches Aaro-W-lin- Peter-(Continu- Sermon Told For Warns Of Socialistic And Serial Trends In Government s, 3rd Ward Plans ..232 reM regu-meetin- Hobby Show Tue. Eagles To Attend Memorial Day Rites Planned At Cemetery Next Wednesday At v 4 New-burypo- rt dur-term- .V - A. State Conventicn |
