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Show f t t Named Farm Committeeman LeRoy A. Atkinson of Garland, is the new member of the Farmers Home Administration County Committee for Box Elder county, Dennis C. Winter, county supervisor, announced this week. Atkinsons be appointment came effective July 1, 1956. The committee on which he will serve determines the elegibility of local farmers who apply for Farmers Home Administration loans. The new committeeman is a dairy farmer and located in the East Garland area. He succeeds JOINS NATIONAL - BAND Carl Wilcox of Fielding whose David Whitney has been term expired this year. chosen to join the National F.F.A. Band which will appear at the national convention of the Future Farmers of America in October at Kansas City, Mo. Local Student Bidden to Join F.F.A. Band v " feach agricultural county in the country has a similar committee of three members who are responsible for determining loan applicants eligibility, certifying the value of farms being purchased or improved through Farmers Heme Administration loans, and making recommendations on loan approvals and loan servicing actions. Each county committeeman is named for a three year term and one appointment expires each year. A member complet ing his three year term cannot succeed himself. At least two of of the members must be far, the mers. has HONEYVILLE REPORTS the of David Whitney, a member the Box , Elder .. Chapter of Future Farmers of America, been selected to represent State of Utah as a member the 1956 National Future Farmers Band to play at the national F.F.A. convention in Kansas City, Mo., in October. Whitney is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Whitney, 228 West First South, and will be a senior at Box Elder High school ' this fall. He is a member of the BEHS concert and marching band and has been outstanding in music activities at the school and in the community. He is a member of a clarinet quartet which won first place in competition at the regional music festival, and he hqs appeared in public s on participasolo in and group presen- ting tations. vHe plays the saxophone and clarinet. several-occasion- ' The youth was assisted in making application for the band by Wayne Johnson, local band instructor, and Sam Gordon and Owen Westenskow, sponsors of BEHS F.F.A. club. rlhe Dance Instructors Make Review Plans ' Plans are underway for the annual daflee review to be presented by the city recreation dance classes, it was announced this week by Mrs. Margaret T. Johnsen, who is in charge of the dance program, and Miss Josette Peters, instructor. The theme has been chosen for the review which will be presented the latter part of August and sketches for the cos tumes show them to be unusually beautiful and colorful. It is anticipated that there will be approximately 150 children from ages four to 14 participating in the review, Mrs. Johnsen stated. It still is not too late for more children to join the dance classes who would like to be in one dance in the review, as new dances will be taught next week, Mrs. Johnsen concluded. ; f Second Triplet Plans August Wedding Garland Man .The second 'of the Christensen ii iplets. Miss Janice Christensen, laughter of Mr. and Mis Devere Ciuistensen, Bngham City, plans to exchange wedding vow August 11 in the Brigham City Third LDS ward with Roger Lowell Blades, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William A. Blades, Colum .ua Falls, Montana, ' r The lust of the triplets to many, Diane Christensen, now Mrs. Joseph Talmadge Graves, was wedded June 8. Miss Sharon Christensen is employed at Max Factors in Hollywood. Bishop Ebcrhait ,Zundel 'has been asked to officiate at the lites and a wedding reception will follow the ceremony in the new recreation hall. The bride-to-bhas asked her sister, Mrs. Graves, 'to be the matron of honor with the third of the popular trio, Miss Sharon Christensen to be bridesmaid along with Miss June Larsen, Miss Gwen Chidester and Miss Evaiu , Mills, c Young Kathleen Christensen, another sister, will be flower girl. of The bride is a graduate Box Elder high school and sem inary and has attended Weber College, where she was affilia ted with EaDianedo, social club. She is presently employed at Northern Insurance company Los Angeles. , The prospective bridegroom is a U. S. Navy veteran and is now Falls, employed at Columbia Montana. He expects to enroll at Montana State University at Missoula this fall. V ft-- 1 '. SPs ' ' r'-- : For weeks an cert violinist had outof-woi- k Ear' con- enviously watched the doily arrival of a very bad itinerant violinist who played in the street below his window. When the street musician finished playing, windows opened and people threw wads of money down to him. One day the concert violinist tried it and played brilliantly, but nary a coin was tossed down to him. Bewilleded, he met the other roor playing violinist that afternoon and asked his secret. "Thats easy, replied the novice fiddler. Youve also got to be a bookmaker. Box Elder JOURNAL Friday, Ju!y20, 1936 Brigham City, Utah - , perfeef partners vV it for picnics... 4 wl - w f9 jf-- your good food and 4 P V 'X f s i jfX mf X , ville, is heme on a furlough from the U. S. Navy. He - has been going to school in Ohio, and after 10 days in Honeyville visiting relatives and friends he will leave for Jacksonville, Fla., for more school. Mrs. Carl Godwin of Melhas been bourne, Florida, guest at the home of Mr. and Bin Tolman this past Mrs. week. Mrs. Godwin is themoth-er-in-las of Mr. and Mrs. son, LeRoy, who is now living in Florida. Mrs. Daisy Duke spent last week in Ogden visiting her Mr. daughter and and Mrs. William Tilleman and their family. Tol-man- son-in-la- n z are Here! Stock up on all the Wonderful treats that delight the family when they eat out doors and top off the list with FAMLEE. FAMLEE bakes the perfect partners Picnic days TRIPLET BETROTHED Miss Janice Christensen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Devere Christensen, Brigham City plans to exchange nuptial vows with Roger Lowell Blades, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William A. Blades, Columbia Falls, Montana, August 11. Rites will be held in the Brigham City Third LDS ward. Mrs. Lloyd Forsgren Back From Washington for your menus Happy Homemakers Meet at Owen Home (SO 00QOCKK? out-of-do- or super-fres- h FAMLEE SANDWICH BREAD FAMand better-tastin- g LEE CLUSTER BUNS met at Happy Homemakers the home of Margaret Owen Monday afternoon, July 16. President Carol Westenskow called the meeting to order. Nancy Burtcher offered opening prayer and Kathy Larsen led the members in community singing The grotip then heard MarSad Sight garet Owen report on Stand The waiter totals up the check Tall. And tears it from his book, . Chocolate drop cookies were Then places it face down by made by the members and reheek in freshments were served. He cannot bear to look- - ' Mrs. Lloyd Forsgren has returned from a two weeks visit at Pullman, Washington with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Leggett and daughters, Sue and Lana. Mrs Forsgren returned with the Leggett family to their home following a visit from the Washington family in this area. that make hot dogs and hamburgers taste best. ON YOUR FAMLEE PICNICS . . .TARE ALONG THE PERFECT PARTNER FOR ALL YOUR GOOD FOOD n the West Greatest Way to 030000(13 Qojmm Proof Positive The defeated candidate for election as shop steward was contesting the election. I know it was crooked, he exclaimed. I voted for myself three times and yet I didnt get a single vote; QfflfflQGQ GQq A Pour yourself a smile, neighbor What fun for you on a smart, new Domelinerl No tiring hours at the wheel fighting highway traffic. 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From the marked bottom of a machine doughnuts" he took an estimated $205. :f r f Meets the 1 Honeyville Couple Entertain Guest By Mrs. George Wintle Harold Duke, son of Mrs. Daisy Duke of Honeyville, has been going to Navy school in Norman, Oklahoma, for the past several months. He has now finished there and has been transferred to Olathe, Kan. for more schooling. Mr. and Mrs. George Wintle were supper guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Covey in Ogden, Saturday night. David C. Tolman of Honeyville, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claudius Tolman, now laboring as a missionary for the LDS church in the Eastern States Mission, will appear in the annual presentation of Americas Witness for Christ to be held August 10 and 11, at HlU Cumorah, ' near Palmyra, New York. The July meeting of the Honeyville Honey Stitchers was held at he home of Mrs. Kathleen Wintle, Tuesday afternoon their making They finished scarves and started making aprons. Ann Wheatley opened, .the meeting with prayer and the group sang Christ the Lord Is Risen Today. They spent some time working on their books and measuring (or their skirts. Gary Giumore, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Gillmore of Honey- j' Mere Than ..4 JAAVn CRfDtT GUM For reservations, tickets, or help with your hare! plans, s. your nearest Union Pacific ticket agent. Union Pacific Railcoad - r t; |