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Show ! ? w f f T1 II I I I M I MMif I r tr r r have discovered techniques'to recover their garden hose from the little demons who keep pulling them underground. 2 Adds Name to Summer Bride List Elder NEWS Box Brigham City, Utah Wednesday July 20 1955 I s ' A newtppr, established ta i i silver decorations and topped 1896,weekly publUhed every Wednesday and Clark, tiorfer. Ckea Matter at the Second ae entered will in California someone and bride Any day now, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Lamoine Freeze was best man with a miniature City, Utah wapoet office in Brigham can and March 8, 1879. a saucer O. of aot the Tremonton you added for der groom. his brother. flying seeing dark, report Pink .carnation boutonnieres bet that the story will be followed by some- her name to the list of July rata $3.00 per year, pay. For the trip Subscription honeymoon in combination with bla in advanca one in New Mexico who saw one, then an air- brides following her marriage were worn toy the men in the and Into tha Northwest the Journal Eldar (publiehed Bog through R. 1 to Farrel Freeze, one July will sojn Boise chase wedding party. $5.00 actually a plane per yearj $2.50 foe $ jockey.in Friday) Canada the bride donned ByCWC of (Mrs. - Mina ' L.- - Freeze,. ' Brigcopy 10 cents. Host and hostess for the evemonth! elngla in his plane. blue suit with pink accessories. ham City. ning were Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Audit Bureau of Circulations, They are now at home at 24 Member Stats NaPress Association, O. Clark with Elsie Nelsen, Fay East First North, Brigham City. Utah The Editorial Association and United tional couple wedding spoke Lott Leora and no one in (Brigham City vows In in The charge Simper trouble, Utah of only Representative! Press. Advertising a is The bride the Logan LDS temple of serving. Mrs. Shirley Freeze, graduate ' SaH Lake Stata Preee Association Shades of Davy Crockett! All you three-year-oever sees one and I cant go around every Bear River Seminary and high City, President A. George Ray- Mary Utah. Nelson and Maurlne readers had better start reaching week reporting that Ron Packer hasnt seen with Kay school and a former student at mond officiating. White took charge of the many the Chat. W. Claybaugh, Publisher for your trusty rifles! Theres been a bar a flying saucer, neither has Lenny Rediings, the lovely Brigham Young University. Gladys Eckersley. Advertising Manager Immediately following to the gifts presented seen in the northwest part of Brigham City. etc., etc. Box of Mr. Is a Freeze graduate temple rites the bridal couple newlyweds. Get acquainted offer, to new school and has just was feted, at a wedding dinDortine Hill was at the guest Elder High subscribers only the News & in overseas returned from Loner duty Bluebird In at Cafe the book. At least thats the story told this newsProbably all of you'good people have no- gan. ' Journal, 4 months for $1.00. with the paratroopers. Bishop William Burton of the Japan paper by reliable sources who wish to remain ticed that theres been a change in the The same evening In the Thatcher was ward Actually, I havent talked with weather. Its hard to believe that it was Thatcher ward recreation hall master ofPenrose anonymous. ceremonies for the several had but Ive seen furweeks turned who has I it, three that only my anyone ago the newlyweds received congratannounced the folexclusive interviews with people who havent nace off for the last time, saw my neighbor ulations from a host of friends evening and program: lowing 6ongs, I Love Noble Dunsaker looking over his yard one and family members. ' seen the bear; You Truly and Youll Always The deceiving line stood be Be My Life, by Julie Ann Newcrisp evening, wearing a straw hat and topfore an archway arranged with coat. I STARTING JULY 18th, OUR STORE HOURS him noticed havent and sometimes like is right news man; Phyllis, LaNez and Florlately that Gathering blooms. white ence coat. with Larkin entertained even find a garwearing tjhe WILL BE FROM its absolutely impossible to Lace, Tulle and Taffeta vocal trio numbers, To The den hose that is slowly sinking into the as her wedbride The chose and Temple of Our Father, I see by the papers that Washington has ground like they do out in California. Ive ding gown a creation of lace, The Sweetest Story Ever Told. been looking at mine every morning but it started a probe of those great, tulle and taffeta. It was de- Mrs. May Larsen presented a dollar a year men. Undoubtedly the signed full floor length with seems to be OK up to date, Im happy to rereading and. Mrs. Maurice Reedinvestigators are trying to find out if they're the skirt featuring an apron of er played an accordion number, port. When we get another pharmacist we will be lace over a voluminous underworth that much. and Roses. Moonlight skirt of tulle and taffeta. The Cake Served open the same hours as the other drug stores. You see thats the difference. It isnt of was entire back of the skirt According to the magazine Changing ruffled tulle. The bodice was The beautiful three tiered especially news not to have seen a bear, or to wedding cake was cut and servhave a garden hose that just wont sink. Times, a raving beauty is a girl who took snug fitted with scooped neck- ed to immediate family memsecond place in a beauty contest. The maga- lace edged with seed pearls. The bers following the wedding reLately however, resourceful householders zine describes a waitress as a girl who thinks sleeves were long and pointed. ception. The cake stood upon in Las Cruces, N. M., and Boise, Idaho, money grows on trays. tiara of seeded pearls held a lace covered table and was CO. the fingertip veil. She carried flanked on Cither side by lighta bridal bouquet --of pink roses ed white tapers. It was adornCalifornia Brothers and Stephanotls surrounding a ed with pink, white, green and RAY single orchid. Vacation in Brigham Mrs. Nelda Newman, sister of Davy Hurst Improves 7o6aeco-Socfa7ixt6h- t Michael and Richard Alvord the brLde, was matron of honor of Ontario, California, are visit- in a pink ballerina length Following Operation Little Davy Hurst, six weeks ing with Mr. ' and Mrs. Lorin gown. Maid of honor was NyT-m- a FOR THE 24TH Clark with Phyllis Larkin old son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry . , Tingey. and Jean Jensen in blue baller- Hurst of Logan, is doing niceThe boys returned to Brigham ina length gowns as brides- ly following a major operation SPARKLERS-FOUNTAINCity with Mrs. Tingey and maids. All carried nosegays of performed Saturday, July 16, at daughters, Kayla and Maren, pink carnations tied with blue the St. Benedicts hospital in ' I following their California vaca- ribbons. , Ogden. tion. Mrs. Hurst, the former Dee Junior bridesmaid duties were in While California they spent FLAGS -- PARASOLS by Lornel Clark with Ann Davis, and infant son artime in San Fernando then were performed Juille tAnn Newman as flower rived in Brigham City yesternow girls. able to see Ben Tingey, carried baskets of day from Ogden and plan to stationed at Port Hueneme with flowers They the same colqr spend a few days at the home using For A Safe . the SeaBees. , j of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd N. Davis scheme. They also visited with Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Both Clark before returning to their home and 'PIONEER DAY' and Mrs. Ralph Alvord and Freeze wore gowns of sky blue in' Logan. family at Ontario. lace. Mrs. Clarks corsage was This was the first visit for of pink carnations and Mrs. Spedial! Subscribe now Mrs. Tingey and her brother, Freezes COWBOY HATS $1.98 corsage off red carna months $1. Mr. Alvord in eight years. They 98c up report a most pleasant time. GUN & HOLSTER SETS Enroute they sipent time In SPURS & CUFFS Las Vegas and saw Boulder ' Miss Rea Narlene lioakin ld ; STOIHlE iHKOWS to 9:00 p.m. 9:30 a.m. ng BRESLGJR.I OM OJ& yht see us now for EVERYTHING Tubeless Double Eagle finest, long! lading r model tubeless lira Tb WITH MADE 3-- NYLON CORD T BETTER BETTER BLOWOUT PUNCTURE PROTECTION PROTECTION , AND MIRACLE STRENGTH DURABILITY EXCLUSIVE GREATER JAfETY TREAD DESIGN - EXTRA MILEAGE TERMS: ONLY : ,, $1.25 A WEEK . MOUNTING j MOREFREE PEOPLE RIDE ON GOODYEAR TIRES Ceuttfy ' 4GOODVEAR ! DRUGGIST THAN ON ANY OTHER KIND Sinclair Products ..98c ;...l CHAP & VEST HANDKERCHIEFS i $3.98 ' 59c n TERN AUTO 759 No. Main and Perry, Utah f STORE' ASSOCIATE and the West profit when Standard changes a dollar You Dam. Here From Arizona Roy Hoopes of Phoenix, Arl zona, is vacationing in Brig- ham City with his sister, Mrs. Luella Jensen. Like you and your family, Standard Oil Company of California haa to have money coming in to keep going. And like you, we must divide every dollar of this income into quite a few pieces to keep the bills paid. Our budgeting is naturally on a large scale, but the result is about the same; most of the money Standard takes in goes right back into circulation. And when a sum like $1,229,000,000 (our total income last year) goes into circulation, its benefits are broad and deep. Practically everyone in the West . Subscribe to the News & Jour nal on a Money Back Guarantee 4 months for $1.00. BRIGHAM Never ca Oldsmobile shared, directly or indirectly, in Standards good year. We thank you for your patronage that made" it possible. And wed like you to know that a sizable piece of change from each of our dollars goes' for things that improve service to you; research facilities for development of better products at low cost; new plants to make them more available; widespread exploration for new petroleum fields to help keep Americas oil barrel full. To do these jobs, now and for the future, heres how we changed a Standard dollar; - 38 as 2 to working capital and debt. This $20 million increased from every dollar went for wages, services and goods. Of this inventories of products for future sale and included payments on debt. $471,500,000 the largest item was for payroll, vacations, sickness Youve got every reason in the world for warning this Everybody does! Il the most popular Oldsmobile of all time with more glamour, more everything more power, more luxury than ever before ! And now youve got the best reason in the world for actually owning it f Because this Bashing Rocket Engine car is priced right for you right now! In fact, youd never believe a car so big could cost so little! Stop in drive it yourself! Get our generous appraisal . get out of the ordinary into an Olds! ... -iT I1' i - ii yV"7 f r A ..Njifr8 : r' . pay- ments, other employee benefits. Most of the rest went to buy supplies, from paper clips to steel, bought locally when possible. Standard was a customer of thousands of Western firms. - paid for other new construction and exploration. It cost $162 million and it included money for refineries, pipe lines and for drilling wells in the search for new oil. - i i k .10 was set' aside for to help replace depreciation, wore out. A great facilities as ' W V t. LOCAL DILIVERID DKICI OltUmobll. "8 S.dM low "ROCKET 0 1103 OB I 2690 ENGINE EVfl State awl local tax IHL-- E o astro Your upon choico of prica dapondt mod! and bocy ttyte optional equipPrices may vary ment and slightly In adjoining communities. Sfc I 22 went for crude r v, tT: t. oil. To supplement our own production, Standard bought millions of barrels from hundreds of independent producers. This cost $268 million -an important item to producers profits and their employees paychecks. S' ties and cities. Standards tax bill came to $101,500,000 ... enough to build plenty of schools, bridges, park equipment, etc. Standard also collected product and sales taxes for federal, state and city governments. 7-o- every dollar, or $87 million, was left to divide among our owners, Standards 117,035 shareholders, in return for the use of the money they have invested in the Company. 4 ; VISIT THE "ROCKET ROOM. . . AT YOUR OLDSMOBILE DEALERS I Central Chevrolet Co. . 18 North Main St. Phone 935 GO AHEAD they deal of this $119 million went to workmen, technicians, and suppliers. 8 for taxes was divided among the U. S. government, states, coun- DRIVE IT YOURSELF! THE GOINGS GREAT !M A "ROCKET 88 jr I - v If you wish a copy of our Annual Report for 1954, write i Standard Oil Company of California, Rm. 2162, 225 Bush St., San Francisco, 20, Calif. STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA plans ahead to serve you better . 1 |