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Show 9, Home Room Class PROMONTORY POINTERS Gives Assembly Promontory Deer Hunters Find Little Success in Searching for Elusive Game An assembly program titled Vacation Highlights was presented by Floyd Jensens eighth-grad- e home room class at Box Elder Junior High school, Thursday, Oct. 17, with every class member participating. Script writers were Barbara Jane Balls and Vonda Hall, assisted by Jensen. Prayer was offered By Rosalie Wells When at the close of day, tired hunters homeward stray, missing the "creatures so wary. Such was the lot of many of the hunters in this area over the weekend. A few deer were bagged but reports coming In are that the deer are mighty scarce. Leon Kotter of Howell spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Flint and they were successful in getting a four-poibuck. Leo Flint brought his deer home the first day. A large group spent the weekend at the Howard Robinettes visiting and hunting. Over the weekend at the Roland Toombs home, were Jay Marsh, Bob Barker, Uriel and Clayton Jacobsen of Ogden. by Karen Hover. nt Acting as narrator for the program was Sheila Nelson. Telling about the highlights of their vacations were Carolyn Hailing, Vicki Larsen, Lois FranDeAnn cis, Dick Christensen, Porter, Glenda Brewer, Sandra Pierson, Sharon Coleman, Betty McMurtrey, Ruth Russell, Rita Palmer, and Rowena Johnson. Sherrill Hunsaker, Edith Kent, Alan Thompson, Lynda Bradbury, and Dennis Neddo were interested listeners. A Spanish dance number included Kathleen Young, Barbara Balls, Annette Glover, Margaret Mason, Julia Lundberg, Shauna Sheffield, and Perry Jeppson. Eileen Grover performed a military dance tap. Kathy Claybaugh and Karolyn Knudson gave a song and dance acnumber, Z companied by Paulette Lichtenstein. A vocal solo, Old Cape Cod, was sung by Vonda Hall. Ron-d- a Nelson played a piano solo, Moonlight Sonota, and Jimmy Felt gave an accordion solo. Readings were given by Patricia Bidlack, Dorothy Oyler, and Peggy Morrow. Accompanist for the program was Mrs. Gladys Lund. They returned home, after hunting, without the bacon. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Curtis of Little Valley and Mr. and Mrs. Duane Wells enjoyed a success-- , ful deer hunt in the hills above Little Valley. They had a venison supper at the Wells home Saturday evening. The Elders quorum of Thatch-er-Penroward met with the Elders here following Sunday HOSPITAL NOTES school on Sunday. The following patients have Mr. and Mrs. Earl Oyler and been admitted at Cooley Memoand Mr. Virgil Francom family rial hospital during the past of Tremonton were guests at week: sacrament meeting Sunday eveSurgical Patients: ning. Roland 2, and Charlotte 3, chilMrs. Devere Stokes and Mrs. dren. of Mr. and Mrs. Maurey Arvin Fackrell and children Barnes, Little Valley. spent Sunday afternoon visiting Miss DeAnn Smith 14, daugh- relatives and friends in Howell. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nicholas were Mr, Smith, Brigham City. Maurice Reeder, Brigham and Mrs. Alfred Howard of OgRoute No. 1. den. Mrs. Sylvester (Virginia) Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Toombs and children attended a dinner Irene Goldsbcrry 14, on Sunday at Maddox Ranch daughter of Mrs. LaVone Golds-berr- House in honor of the 50th wedCorinne. ding anniversary of Waynes parMedical Patients: ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Sarah Valentine, Brigham Toombs of Brigham City. For the first time in many City. Leo Lund, Brigham City. years, the family of Alma Mrs. Millie Jones, Tremonton. Toombs was together for a dinMrs. Ida Hubbard, Willard. ner at the home of Mr. and ENTERTAIN These are a few of the members of Floyd Jensons home room which presented an assembly for Box' Elder Junior High last week. Front, left to right: Margaret Shio, Jimmie Felt and friend, and Barbara Balls. Back, left to right: Eileen Grover, Kathleen .Young, and Patricia Bidlack. .... Beta Sigma Phi Fun Party Held Monday Annual fun party for Beta Sigma Phi sorority, members and nine rushees was held Monday evening, Oct. 21, at the Intermountain coffee shop. Social chairmen, Connie Parsons and Erma Jenson, were in charge. Following the serving of turkey dinner, a program was presented to the Come As You Are members and guests. Epsilon chapter members donned costumes for a, skit followed by a reading by Evelyn Daines of Xi Alpha chapter. Bingo was the diversion of the evening with many prizes awarded. Rushees attending included: Mary Parsons, Merlyn Larsen, Arlene Roche, Arlene Hansen, Lela Mae Johnson, Marcia Ila Anderson, Joan Davis and .Carolyn Sackett. ' Final announcement of the Preferential Tea to be held SunThe following births are anday, Oct.' 27, at 3 p. m. in the nounced from Cooley Memorial First ward was made. hospital: Gordon Carter and Carolyn In 1916 United Press started its first news service to South Petersen Jensen, Brigham City are the parents of a girl, born America. Oct. 21. Vote Republican X. A girl was born Oct. 21 to , Pearl (Paid Pol. Adv.) George Christian and - y, 3 Box Elder JOURNAL Brigham City, Utah Friday, October 25, 1957 (Paid Pol. Adv.) Vote Bramwell X. kiBD Mac-Farlan- e, , x eg .'4 THE SMOOTHER f m Mi BOURBON - DSTTDflS Juanita Garrison Petersen, ham Route No. 1. Wendell Ralph and ' Lillian Sheffield Westover, Brigham City, announce the arrival, of son, born Oct. 22. A girl was born Oct. 22 to Roland Lee and Mary Ann Hall 'Holman, Brigham. City. OR TREAT" "TRICK The Pixies will be ringing that doorbell of yours all next week. You best to treat them or there will be plenty of tricks. You'll find a wonderful Trick and Treat Goodies at your 0. P. SKAGGS Store. So come in and and treat yourself to a host of bargains for every day good eating. prices effective Friday and Saturday. v be prepared selection of stock up Advertised FRESH SLICED LARGE STMS Ik HALIBUT RIB END CUT Mrs. Roland Toombs. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Draney of San Diegl, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Uriel Jacobsen and fam- ily; Clayton Jacobsen and fiancee of Ogden; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Epley and family of Little and Mrs. Alma Valley; Mr. Toombs of Brigham City; and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Flint and family of Promontory. Mr. Alma Toombs is 91 years of age. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Draney were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs., Roland Toombs. Mrs. Rudy Severs of Salt Lake City, a sister of Arthur Eggli, is staying at the Eggli home while Elva recuperates from her recent operation. Many of the older persons will remember Rudy Severs when he used to live at Saline while working on the railroad. Some 25 years ago he played his accordion for dances held in the schol house when it was located on top of the hill at Boothe Valley. A group of the Mutual-agyoung folks, accompanied by Wanda Larsen, attended the road shows in Thatcher, Wednesday evening. e Mrs. David R. Nelson Meets Missionary Son In Hawaiian Islands A hew approach to learning English was demonstrated, at Box Elder Delmont Beechers third-hoEnglish class played a game which provides an entertaining method of absorbing the oftentimes-dif- f The game is something like Bingo, with winners being awarded prizes. ' EASY ENGLISH Junior High school last week. called Word-icult subject. 0 . ur English Comes Easy Mrs. David R. Nelson and son, Cordell, returned to thefr home, 434 West First North, last Friday from the Hawaiian Islands, where Cordell recently comr mission for pleted a the LDS church. Mrs. Nelson left Brigham City on Sept. 20 for Los Angeles, CaliL, where she boarded an airliner for Hawaii. She was met in Honolulu by her son. She spent a delightful vacation on the Island of Hawaii, where she was entertained by a number of LDS families and friends of her missionary son. She also had the opportunity of going through the Hawaiian LDS temple. Other points of Interest visited by the Brigham City matron included a tour of a large pineapple plant and a visit to the Bishop Museum there. The mother and son duo returned to the United States aboard the SS Lurline, enjoying f the four and days on the return voyage. They were met at the boat as it docked in Los Angeles harbor by David R. Nelson, who had traveled from Brigham City to witness their return. They visited in Los Angeles, Calif., for a few days where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Nichols and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Nelson, They also went, through the Los Angeles LDS temple before returning to Brigham City. They made the return trip to Brigham City by auto with J. C. Nelson, who is visiting with the Nelsons and with his mother, Mrs. Lucy Nichols at Corinne, and enjoying the hunting season here. two-yea- two-wee- one-hal- Yon get To Gaming Students Junior High school students found last week that learning English can . A group of Box Elder top allowances trade-i- n be fun. of 'Delmont Beechers English class have been playing a game calland they are enjoyed Word-ing learning the different parts of speech while' doing It. It is similar to the familiar game of Bingo. The teacher reads a word, then uses it In a sentence. A student who has been previously appointed then points to the word indicated on a diagram chart on the blackboard. 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