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III i double c.irolt bo ui ut I nl t ss nl itn si i lull In i munis and pin! ed the i ulldcl.ihi.i ici ed n ml s enn ldadi HI i ilu'i mi Mr and Mrs David W'ebb and four children of Mesa, Arizona, returned to their home following a vacation at the home of Mr and Mrs Carter Corrda. Mrs Webb is the burner My la Cornia i i ill and U II III Charming Bride The In ide ss as i h ti oi nip Hi while slieel length ini.vn ssill, Cake Displayed ll 'I tie lev III lelfd lie pink aei essiiries and vs bile halo ss ed .i i depl eddmp hat She carnet! a bouquet of Me in o' o with sshite uIi pot, a mu pink rosebuds i ii i n ss Jon! l d. ii lit-- SS i I 11 w is m j .V a- DRIVE-I- THEATRE N Today and Sal nidus "THE SAVAGE" with Heston and S. Morrow in color id' mieil In ' - di i vi a i na M i v How To Make Raspberry Jam Seminoles Knew if cups i.ispberi ics, How To Build 6 to 7 cups sugar A On GAINESVILLE, Fla (UPi Ihi k over, wasti, diain, crush Monday afternoon, the Blazer class of the Willard ward and measuie berries Add 1 cup Umveisity ol Floiida protessor had a surprise party for their water Boll until berries are says architects have learned a teacher, Emilie Dial at the home suit Piess thiuugh sieve oi hit ut Valuable lessons Hum the about tile Indians of Delos Campbell fund mill Add sugar Boil to, Semmule Games were played and a to- oi almost to, felly ing point, de light way to build a house in ken of appreciation was given pending upon whether a lirm or Floi ida . to their leader after which ice soft jam is wanted. Poui. boil Dr. William T Arnette, dean cream and cake was served to ing hot, into Ball jelly glares: id the College of Aichitecture, the 12 members of the class seal at once with thin layer of explained that the traditional On Wednesday afternoon the hot paraflin and cover with Seminole houses get the full officers and teachers of the Pri Ball metal lids. advantages of Floi Idas climate Note: Jams may be made by ptovidmg a mary summer program had a living space social for all After regular without pressing through sieve completely open to the breeze and at the same time protecting Primary exercises the children to remuve seeds. were taken out on the lawn and How to Freeze Raspberries the interim from sun and rain Piek over, then rinse a few by a wide palmetto group games were played after thatch which they were served cup beiries at a time in iee cold wa loof Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Gropp Jr. cakes and punch. modDr. Arnette added that ter Drain Pour about ' cup . . . reiiteil wedding vosss in the Fourth LDS ward Relief medium sirup, no acid needed, ern architecture m Florida is into Ball freezer jar Add berries following the same principle by society room on .Monday , August 2, with Bishop George A. the and. if needed, more sirup to disregarding "customary Nielsen oft iei.itinp. The bride is the former Geraldine Notes cover them. Place piece of distinction between wails, win(Geiri) Anderson, daupditer of Mr. and Mrs. Marcellace crumpled cellophane or parch- dows and doors Walls on the Mr. Gropp resides ;it Mi ramie. Junes, I Ingham Screw-casouth or east side of the house Carolyn Wagstaff, 11, daugh- ment paper on berries. ter of Mr. and Mrs Arthur E tight and put container in- aie of the folding or roll hack Picnic on West Virginia Visitors Wagstaff, Perry, had her appen- to freezer or take to frozen food variety so that the house can he completely opened to the dix removed at the Cooley Me- locker as quickly as possible Park Burt Home Here breeze " Sunday morial hospital on Wednesday, "We are seeing the prototypes 11. Mi and Me Wasne Bmt hase Tiie Marriners club of Brigham August of what may well he a now. hut Three Couples Back West relumed from Virginia Cits held its August meeting on he yet ancient, architecture," From Southern Utah ssheie thes smiled for tsso weeks S. at the park concluded. Sunday. August w nil lei itises of Mis Burt Mr. and Mrs A he Tracy, Mr and Mrs. Arnold Robbins, and Attending the picnic meeting Returning to Cl. ill with them Steps Up Mr. and Mrs Rudd Victor reMrs ssere 115 people including 10 sseie Mis Bulls mothei. turned Monday from a tour of Oil Refining Program W K Moipan Wilde Sulpher coufiles and families from LoWest SYDNEY Virginia, and gan as ssell as Brigham City The following births are an- the Southern Utah parks UP' The first of Springs They report a most pleasant four new big oil refineries plannounced from Cooley Memorial pi andilaiiphtei Billie Je. in Coch- Marriners. vacation. They saw the sights at ned to step up ran 5 St Minus. West Virginia refining capacity hospital: A boy was born to Ramon and Zions. Bryce, and the Grand canin Australia eight times by late Special guests were: Reverend yons. N. Visits J. Valentine 1955 is at now in operation David F Ssvartz, secretary of Ester Diaz Torrez of Brigham Youth Work of the Board of Na- City on August 10. Geelong, Victoria Mr and Mrs D tie Valentine Ferron and Julia Hasty Nebe-ker- , tional Missions of the PresbyThe refinerys of them sisited ssith N J Vul Ice Benefit arriMiss Marof motor spirit, automoterian announce Church the USA; output Ogden, etniue enroute and returning Zimmerman. Wycote, Pa ; val of a boy born August 10. tive gas oil for high speed dieSocial Held by fiom Vellossstane National park, garet A girl was born IsMiss Bette Drosvne. sel engines, industrial diesel Long August 11 to this week fuel and fuel oil for furnaces, land, N. Y.; Miss Joan Jacobsen. Hughie and Marjorie Tanner Brigham City An ice cream benefit social is the first step in making this Cincinnati. Ohio, and Arthur Thompson of Grouse Creek. John and Fern Baker Shan-drew- , was held on Monday evening. country self supporting in oil Moore, De Funika Springs, Flo. who are here assisting with the Willard, announce the ar- August 9. by the Marriners club refining. Until now, nearly all A record crowd, more than the petrol and other oil fuels lemodeling and renovating of rival of a girl born August 11. the property recently purchased j A boy was born August 11 to 115, attended the affair. were refined or in Australia The social was held on the partly refined overseas before by the Community Presbyterian Ferron and Alberta Elva Cox ihurch Hunsaker of Brigham City, church house lawn. importation and pink luvs lene Julies and S Hid the Donut and An s lie I Lett For Honeymoon lie L nuple m honey inoonini! il Labe 'I dm and bus Angeles puinlv nl mleies! m Ni lii vs dd np ti ip nl he la ide i In ee i pale blue men laime-v(v, eselit embionleiy di 'ss vs ll ll vv Ini e ai ei ssiu ii s I Id i i i I I also i "THE SEA AROUND US" To Reside in Laramie riie plan In make their home SI N. MOX. - - TI ES. 'RAINBOW AROUND MY SHOULDER" wifh Frankie Mine and Helte Daniels ALSO "GREAT JESSE JAMES RAID" with Tom Neal and Barbara Fax (on COOL - - all! - Friday where the hnde ladio .innuuinei and tui IsOW H He is alsu i ineinbi i ut a Western band at Lutumie 'the new Mis Gropp is a Bus Ider Inph si ho piuilunte and was emplnved by Peoples Drug she I, ,i s attended Southern st He tullepe at Mapnoiia, Ar ka lisas III in color Saturday THIS GIRL PLAYS ..FOR KEEPS! L.i I a II gloom is i npiueei . . Willard Blazer Class Fntertains Teacher is M.ii vveie Ini li sen j pe of h i v Raspberry Jam, Frozen (Jerries can be easily prepared and preserved now to add spice to meals next winter. Here are two easy methods for your recipe book. . i tui ds and vsas nh lings with ii hials ' i I d and wedding Auto - Vu I VS V i It- a It J--d Hospital L ST LOUIS (UPi Snakes have no appeal to most persons, but they have been the key to sue for Moody Lentz Lentz, general curator of St. Louis' Forest Park Zoo, kept d copperhead as a pet in his bed room when a hoy in Plggott, Ark That is. he kept it until his lather found it The senior Lentz ordered the copperhead de strut ed, but that didn't stop his son z In 1927, when finished at Hendiix College at Conway Ark he decided to come to St Louis and take a full time job at a packing plant where he had worked during summer vara tions. He packed his snake col lection in a large suitcase with tiie idea of presenting the iep tiles as a gift to the zoo. were "Theie rattlesnakes, (iiicken snakes and moccasins m that suitcase," Lentz said , "Also king snakes copperheads and spreading ad I ders had to put a strap around that old bag, it was so lull of snakes The strap didnt hold up to Lentz' expectations It gave way while he was in the office of Marlin Pei kins, then curator of snakes at Forest Park. Perkins told George P. Vier heller, the zoo's director, how the Arkansas youngster scram bled around, picking up his jiets like rolls of salami and the Lentz career was launched about Although enthusiastic his own vocation, Lentz is toler ant about the fear most folks have for snakes. "I dont love them exactly, he explained "What I feel is more of a fond interest That's as klose as I can come to describ ing it "And youd be surprised how U-nt- Mesa, Arizona Family Vacation in Brigham beiulilul A This Man Snaked Way To Success ' n-s- ci ' V the Fourth l.Is ciety room Bishop ( as .t ft SS h t 11 . hl.niis nil bai ked hill lei lie vs II Put Summer In Your Diet Next Winter FI Mont Golf Ladies To Be Guests Here coach-whips- 'those (its. at Captain and Mis Jame Me Da lie N.imuru .mil children. Mane and Jackie, sisited last sseek end with friends here. Thes are stationed at Larsen Air Foree base near Moses Lake W ashmpton. While here thes were puests at the home ot Mr and Mrs I loyd Das is Biipham City; Mi and Mis Delbert Ilulmpren. Bear Riser City, and Mr and Mrs Wynn Hansen. Cnllmstnn Tho also called on seseral old ft lends during their brief stay here. at the Australia Shell-owne- Cream Marriners their FAIRBURN. Ga UP I Floyd Mayfield's three cats ruined his moving day. Mayfield set out in a borrowed truck with his father, wife, two children and furniture in the back and the cats in the cab with him. The cats started running around and scratching," he said "1 started to slap one of them 'down off my shoulder because it was clawing me, and I took my eye off the road. The truck turned over in a ditch, dumping the load of furniture and hurting the four in the back of the truck. Most asteroids have a period revolution between 32 and years. . IT'S COOL know Three Cats Ruin Family's Moving Day Marriners McNamara Family Spend Weekend Here critters fi lends. 4 oi $ Box Elder JOURNAL Brigham City, Utah Friday, August 13, 1954 INSIDE 3r TODAY & SATURDAY GREGG PALMER RICHARD LONG KENT TAYLOR is the Best lime in History to Buy a colCeen'miller CO-HI- T r Great 0.HENRY adventure! Pontiac! iy She was followed SUN. - MON. 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