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Show elected to assist Mrs. Shaw with PAGE EIGHT Federal Work Is BOX ELDER JOURNAL Auxiliary activities for the com ing year are: Eleanor Gleave, Brigham City, Utah Triday, Juna 1, I9S1 first vice president;. Mamie Adamson, second vice president; Erma Peters, secretary; Harriet Balls, treasurer; Ruby Smith, The Thirteenth US. Civil Seri chaplain, and Josephine Bu vice region today announced apchanan, historian. Sergeant-a- t arms will be selected by the plications are being accepted for new president. Mrs. Esther the following positions: Position classifier, Hodges will serve on the execu paying $3825 to tive board. organization and 5 Nomination con methods examiner, paying committee to $5400; and office appli-- a slsted of the following mem n ce repairman, bers: Emily Severns, Bette Ma physicist, chemical engineer, mathemati-clason and Ruth S. Jensen. and chemist, paying from Officers who have served for $2,450 to $3,125. the past year as follows: Esther These jobs are in the states Hodges, president; Vera Burt, of Colorado, New Mexico, Utah first vice president; Bertha Jenand Wyoming. vice president; sen, second 'Full information and applicaAlClair Goodliffe, secretary; tion forms may be obtained berta Koford, treasurer; Pearl from the commissions local secS. Hunsaker, chaplain; Ruth S. Nelson, at rhe Glenn retary, Jensen, historian and Marie Pohl and Katherine Fishburn, Brigham City postoffice. . sergeant-at-armsClair Nelson, immediate past president, has seved on the executive board. p Installation of officers will be conducted on June 25. Following election of officers, 15 delegates and, 15 alternates Because of the Indian Service were chosen to attend Utah summer college at the State Department convention to Indian school during be held in Logan on June 7, 8 June, the Thursday night public and 9. hours will be disconA delicious luncheon was serv- swimming tinued during June, according to ed following the meeting by Dr. A. Boyce, superinten'Lettie C'hristoffersen, Emily Se- dent.George ! i Joseverns, Virginia Mehler, phine Antonio and Bette Mason. School officials plan to renew the swimming program in July, at which time tickets will again be on sale at 45 cents, tax included, on Mondays and Thursdays at the administration building. Tickets already purchased will be good when the pool is ' Listed Open Alta Shaw iW Auxiliary ijsjMeel (,Grievori C tSign $5-10- President $3,-82- Alta Shaw was elected to serve as president of the American Legion Auxiliary on Monday, May 28, in regular monthly meeting of the auxiliary members. Mrs, Esther Hodges conducted regular opening exercises followed by a progrant, Pan America. (Lillian Felt sang two South American songs accompanied by Mrs. Perc Petersen. The group then enjoyed the showing of color slides by Kenneth Weight, a student of B.Y.U., who also spoke on the customs of the country. A business meeting was then held. Mrs. Vera Burt, Poppy Day chairman, told of the success of Poppy Day and expressed thanks to all who assisted In selling the popples and those who cooperated in buying them. A report followed by the memcommittee. Memberbership ship in the Brigham City auxll-Iaryis now 135 members. Election was held and those . y S3 SfiTU MAY START IM n A. 13 ; v traitor with m treat jf ed Monday w grievances the signing Panting trouble! pointed' me dlsti jot further it necei nil he teachers c Inter-mountai- n pro? that the cour million dol jn mon mole the ii and Sheer Cottons In q in ability on the list county i progra TERRY Name it and youll probably find it at Penneys at an unbelievably low pricte! Just see lawns, batistes, dimities, organdies, checked sheers and novelty weaves in whites, pastels darker coors. Hurry ,T. while Penneys prices are low, low! our-printe- d i people o Out (4) e. the avi m $250, raise of td Services in attractive colors y for the $200 i teat the l - MuntiVi-tiuanv- ! rfjt ' ' , 6. x vi school e td, FLAMINGO! gb since o money 20" 40" m CITRON! lloi L man your linen closet full of these thick, towels! Youll use them over and over fluffy again, with nary a sign of wearing! Theyll come up bright as new after repeated tub. bings! 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