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Show Mable Christensen ' Speaks At Aux. Meet 4 Box Elder JOURNAL 4th Ward Groups Entertain' At Ward Welfare Brigham City. Utah Dinner Tuesday Evening. Program Presented October 31. 1952 Friday. Fourth ward organizations and priesthood quorum, under supervision of the bishopric, entertained Tuesday evening at a Mr. and Mrs. Leon Gooclllffe ward, welfare dinner in the Brigham City, announce the ar amusement hail. Bishop George rival' of a baby boy. Nielsen presided . . The youngster was born Octo dinner was A ber 17 and arrived at the Good served at five long tables, beau- liffe home on October 29. tifully decorated with trailing autumn and ivy leaves. The was under direction of M. I. A. with Leland Nelson, master of ceremonies. A costume step dance was presented by Carol Walters and Cherrie 'Johnsen, accompanied by Margaret Johnsen. i Colleen Farmer gave a reading and piano duet was rendered by Rose Marie Lomax and Baby Son Arrives At Leon Goodlifte Home three-cours- program e Mrs. Bobby Ann (Hunsaker. Mr. and Mrs. Darreld Ander- sen sang their winning state-conteduet, Indian Love Call and a pantomime reading was rendered by Joyce Thorum. Spikey Ward orchestra, composed of John Peters, Brent Beecher, Dee Ward, Richard Kn-itand Dee Rasmussen and Delos Everton, played. A girls chorus, composed of Betty Joe Harris, Marilyn Mann, Carlene Olsen, Francine Brown, La Dee Everton and Claudia Morris, and accom panied by Mina Beecher, ren dered a number. The singing mothers rendered a number of beautiful melodies. Nina Beecher was soloist and Rhea Rees accompanied. After the benediction by Clark Rasmussen three moving pictures were shown with the wards newly acquired projector. Special Purchase ...sf f;?A 9X3.2 HEAVYWEIGHT FELT BASE J J. L. Roberts Attends Funeral Of Sister-In-LaFriend In Ida. w, Qi Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Roberts left yesterday for Sugar City, Idaho, their old home, to attend the funeral services of Mrs. Roberts brothers wile, Mrs. Wm. C. Roberts, and also the funeral services of a close friend, Mr. William iPincock, who were both killed in an auto-traiwreck, Oct. 29, at St. Anthony, Idaho. They expect to Teturn home on Monday. The husband of Mrs. Roberts, and the wife of Mr. Pincock are both in the hospital in St. Anthony in a very serious condition. Nine Willard Beehive Girls Win Awards For M.LA. Activities Sunday Evening ' Dwight Wayne and Janice Wight Nicholas of Corinne. T Jon C. and Carolyn- Williams Idaho are the Thomas and Fawn Grant Earl Ward of ofMalad, a son, born Oct. 27. of Ogden are the parents of a parents still bom son, born October 29. A boy was born Oct. 28 to and Venna Cutler Jones Melvin Charles and Cleo Norman of Corinne. Dunn of Brigham City announce the arrival of a girt, born OctoEveryone is Invited to phone ber 29. their society items for the News A girl was born Oct. 30 to and Journal to 77L Births Miss Mabel Christensen was Nine Beehive girls from the of the class. featured as speaker on Prob- Willard iward were inAwards were made by Mrs. lems of Adolescence at regular dividual awards in presented eveSunday Blanche Hendricks, of the South monthly meeting of the Ameri- ning sacrament services. (Box Elder stake M.l.A. board to can Legion held Monday eveAll of the girls in the class re- the following girls: Carolyn Perning, October 27, at the War Meceived an award and two won ry, Edrls Jensen, LaVon Braeg-ger- , morial home. JoAnn Stauffer, Nora Dee As the ladies entered the hall the LOO percent award. as Mrs. Mable Fonsgren and Miss Mrs. Irene Stauffer is teacher Zundel, Doris Yearsley, Jacquelyn Wright, (Donna Cook and ElGene Bywater greeted each member and gave a half of a Marie Pohl and Mrs. Gene By- len Ann Hancey, water. paper pumpkin to her. During Also during the evening the social period following the After the meeting adjourned D. White and Fred L. Peterwere refreshments served by sen meeting pumpkins were matchspoke. Mrs. Lucille Jones, chairman, ed and the two ladies spent A vocal duet was rendered by Mrs. Vera Burt, Mrs. Vera Christhe refreshment time together. Mrs. Francis Fred tensen, Call and Woodyatt and Carol Ann An interesting membership Woodyatt. contest began Monday with Mrs. Mrs. Mary Bott. Esther Hodges chairman of the First, Third, Fifth and Seventh X M4V AwyrUlN wards, and Mrs. Joyce Loveland IS you BA CK you chairman of the Second, Fourth, rum tom flttS0Moy tvsnf Sixth and Eighth wards. Hereafter the wards shall be known, from 1st to 8th, as Pawnee, Shoshone, Navajo, Utes, Snakes, IKE Washakie, Blacklboots and Sioux. wil-Points be given for attendance and for serving committee members also in, (attendance. In June losers will entertain winners. It was announced by President Jnnie L. Jones that the lace cloth and coffee pot owned by the auxiliary is missing. Anyone knowing the .whereabouts of this property is urged to contact Mrs. Jones. Mrs. Merle of the program committee announced the following numbers; a piano solo, Carolyn Tlngey; vocal solo, Jean Parker accompanied by Janice Hansen ; Girls State report, tow TiMmrs Mvr f Carol Olsen and Miss Christenr sens fine talk. Assisting as com(Paid Political Advertisment By Republican Central Committee) mittee members for the program were: Mrs. Mable Forsgren, Mrs. - . Le-Ro- y -- WHAT'S MY NAME? Here timely political version of the old parlor Whats My Name? game, 7; i See if you can guess the names of the three well- -; known Republicans after reading the clues below. is-- , 1. I was a Republican President of the United j States. I packed the Federal Trade Commission with friends of big business. I said I thought members of the FTC were particularly valuable in considering cases with which they were already acquainted through per-sonal family interests. Whats my name? , . f ; I was a member of cabinet. I was convicted of 2. a Republican Presidents taking a $100,000 bribe in connection with the leasing of government oil reserves. Whats my name?. ; ) : j 3. 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Mrs. Jay Oldroyd, chairman of the American- Home Department, has secured the services of Mrs, Allison Thorne, who will speak on "Wisdom- In Homemaking." Mrs, Thorne is the mother of five children and has been a professor at the Utah State Ag ricultura-- college. Special invitation has been extended to all new members to attend and enjoy this fine pro gram. All members are- invited to bring a guest on Thursday. k ' $ a I '"1 THE MOST BEMDTIIFUI!. k i- CMYSURS EVER DESIGNED - j t ' - . . Of Representative The phone number of the News and Journal Society editor is 771. igfc ALL The People SEIIATOB ARTHUR V. TOMS I W INTERMOUNTAIN ii I. 5 ' ; i , ,7. TV . A . INDIAN SCHOOL v " ' . Typical example of Senator Arthur V. Watkins untiring effort to represent all the people is Intermountain Indian School . . , Americas largest school for the education of a forgotten people. It was Watkins legislation that procured funds for the school and funds to keep it operating . . . 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