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Show 4 Box Elder NEWS 1 Brigham City, Utah Wednesday. February 10, , Sow Grandson Named In Denver LDS TrvT.ry4,1 r,r- yfc. 1954 Ward MIA The recreation hall was ' . la members were awarded the attendance ribbon at regular North Box Elder stake fun night activities held at the ward hall recently. Eighth ward Ladies Faculty League Music Club Hears Program Centered Around Members Enoy Meeting Favorite Compositions of Edward MacDowell Pour New Eagle Members Eighth Warders Novt Hold Attendance Ribbon Ladles Faculty League members met Monday, February 8, at the Box Elder high school cafeteria for regular meeting. The meeting was conducted by Miss Shirley Jensen, president of the group. Mrs. Vernal Harris Introduced program numbers: Vocal numbers by Mr. and Mrs. Perc Petersen entertained the ladies, followed by delightful sketches of faculty league members by Mrs. R. K. Daines. Mrs. Daines also read a number of original poems. Delicious luncheon was served by the following committee under the direction of Mrs. Harris: Miss Mabel Christensen, Mrs. John Olsen, Jr., Mrs. Carl deco- Mrs. Gladys Johnson has re- rated with evergreens, snowvisit to flakes, snow men and snow turned from a four-da- Denver where she saw the newest addition to the family of Mr. and Mrs. Rex P. Moore. old On. Sunday the month son of the Moores was named Scott Paul, and given a blessing In the (First IDS ward in scene. Serenaders from Fielding furnished the music for the evening. Approximately 175 people attended. Mrs. Anson B. Call, Jr accepted the attendance ribbon from Mrs. Rodney Nelson of the Denver. On hand to witness the pro- Corinne tvard. During the evening refreshceedings was young Michael ments were served and prizes the elder brother. Rex, is the former went to those holding the lucky Mrs. Moore balloon numbers. Eleanor Johnson. 2, Mrs. CerelLa Law, Wold, Light Your Farm Thomas C. Kings Tell Of Baby Son's Arrival for More Profits! Wayne Nicholas, Steve Anderson, Quin Martin and Hank Crossman . . were inducted into the Fraternal Order of Eagles by Dox Elder Aerie 2919 on day evening at the regular monthly initiation ceremony. Appreciative Audience Enjoys Talent Show An appreciative audience enjoyed a talent show presented last Saturday evening, February 6, at the First ward under the direction Of the Sunday school. school superintendency, Merle Beecher, Dale Rasmussen and Sam Gordon, were in charge of arrangements. Mel Richardson as served master of ceremonies. There were no prizes awarded. Each participating received a bag of home-madcandy. Numbers included: a magician act by Richard Felt and Robert Jenson; vocal trio and musical numbers by Weber college group with Karen Crag-heasinging with the group; Vern Petersen gave a reading; John Isaacson and son, Wendell, of Mantua, sang duets, followed by the young lad singing a solo accompanied by his sister, Donna; Miss Cairol Warr gave a reading; Earl Johnston, accompanied by Mrs. Johnston, Von Dell sang two numbers; Andersen, accompanied by his sister, Donna, entertained with vocal numbers; Wayne Johnson played a bassoon selection and members of the Ronald Madsen family from Honeyville, delighted the group attending with their numbers. The Sunday With plenty of light in and around your barns and poultry houses, you can do your chores faster, better, and safer, i Lights help you move about your cattle and flocks without startling them, and are a safeguard against fire and theft. Electricity costs only pennies, yet re turns dollars in profits! BUY FROM YOUR DEALER life flfcTfefifito reran iX5K2B Q 3s OFFERS YOU PATENTED Mrs. George A. Nielsen, Mrs. Hervin Bundersen, Mrs. Boyd Packer, Mrs. Floyd Jenson, Mrs. Grant Pris'brey and Miss Lura Redd. ihtowiifc e PROTECTION AGAINST BRUISE BLOWOUTS, PUNCTURES, SKIDS A most interesting talk was given by Judge Lewis Jones at regular monthly meeting of the Kindergarten club last Thursday, February 4. Pursuing the theme that the the 'United States is Carrying Torch of Freedom for all the World was ably treated by Judge Jones. He recalled the words of Teddy Roosevelt in saying Speak softly, but carry a big stick." He felt that we should again adhere to the suggestion during these times. The meeting was conducted by Mrs. Dean Bundersen, president. Pledge was led by Mrs. Ray Woodland with Mrs. C. R, Baker offering prayer. Mrs. May Petersen, International Relations department chairman, was in charge of the program. Musical selections were played by Joan Long and Marilyn Stelffen on their violins, accompanied by Portia Reeves. Mrs. Petersen then introduced Judge Jones. During the business session which followed the ladles attending approved a donation to Independence Hall; heard Mrs. R. 'N. Price of the legislative council report on local school situation and Echo Dam Project and were invited by Mrs. C. R. Jones of the Civil Defense committee to attend a nursing class slated to begin soon at the high school. Du to conflicting dates the annual Sweethearts Party will be held or February 26 instead of tonight as previously announced. Mrs. R. M. Kaiser is general chairman of the affair. A smorgasbord is planned. (Following the meeting delicious cherry pie was served by Mrs. Ruby Smith and her committee from a lace covered table colorfully centered with red and White sweet peas. Deborah Toevs Has Third Birthday Party In good condition, and priced right! Tiny Deborah Toevs, daughof Rev. and Mrs. (Walden celebrated her third Toevs, birthday anniversary last Friday afternoon, February 5. The youngsters attending enjoyed games, helped DebbiP open many lovely gifts and enjoyed birthday refreshments. (Debbie was delighted when she blew out the three candles on her birthday cake. (Friends attending were: Van Wayne and Kathy Claybaugh, Robert Lichtenstein, 'Billy Witt, Ann Stoner, Michael Jeppersen, Jerry Andersen, Ronnie Hess, 'Becky Boyland, Joyce Curley and young David Toevs. ter Special Occasions Celebrated by Williams Two .Two special occasions were celebrated at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Williams on Sunday. Little Margie Williams received her name and a blessing from her grandfather at fast day services conducted in the First LDS ward. Mr. Williams was honored on his birthday anniversary. In Brigham City for the oc casion were Mr. and .Mrs. Marvin Olsen of Inkom, Idaho and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Olsen, Jr. and family of Bountiful. 'Dinner was served following the meeting. Also attending were Rowe n a and Roger Williams. Gillespie. This promising young organization centered its inter-esion the great American composer whose name they have s taken. A New Yorker by birth, MacDowell went to Europe at the age of 15 to study piano. As a performer, teacher and composer he attained great success abroad beore returning to the United States. His concerto I was praised by Franz Liszt. For eight years he was head of the music department at Columbia university, but his health broke under the strain of hard work and disappointment over the lack of music interest at the turn of the the century. He died in 1908 age of 47. His wife. Marion, an American girl who studied with him in Germany, is now past 90 and has developed their farm at Peterbough, N. H., into an ar a-- t tist colony in his memory. The local MacfDowell club is but one of numerous such organizations which contribute to the support of this project. Both Ogden and Salt Lake City have a chapter. at pre?nted Compositions the meeting were To a Wild Rose, a violin number by Harold Felt, apd To a Water Lily," by Tresea Mitton on the piano. Mrs. E. Reese Davis who was in charge of the program playSix ed from the picturesque, Poems by Heine, The Fisher- mans Cottage, "Scott Poem" and "Nay Child, We Once Were Children. Other numbers enjoyed were "Souvenirs by Drd-k- i, played by Harold Felt and his violin. Only a Rose by Friml, and At Dawning, by Cadman. were sung by Mrs. Harold Felt. Ricks Knudson will serve as vice president of the club and as Tresea Mitton Dr. and Mrs. Thomas C. King of Salt Lake City announce the arrival of a son, born February at the Salt Lake General hospital. The seven pound youngster is blessed with eight grandpar ents. are Maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Milton D. Peters. Brigham City; paternal grandmother, Mrs. Alice King, Salt Lake City; include Mrs. Kings mother, Mrs. Edwards, also of Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. ,John W. Peters, Salt Lake City and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Shumway of Garland. Mrs. King is the former Joan (Jody) Peters. 5 Interesting Talk Given by Judge Lewis Jones At Regular Kindergarten Club Meeting Thursday USED TV SETS FOR SALE! Headquarters For Motorola Mon- The Edward MacDowell Music club met Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. Arthur M. get Store Work per hour NIW NECCHI WONDER WHEEL tews 56 embroidery etitche without your touching the machine With our IH Tractor Servico 5-S- tar It will pay you to let our skilled servicemen restore your to do your work faster to tractor to full power Take time now to save schedule. work field on keep time in the field later. Schedule your McCormick tractor ... ... service. 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