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Show r-- Eagles Auxiliary By PARK VALLEY REPORTS: Visitors Tour Newspaper Plant Art Observance Set National art observance by the local lady Eagles will be held tonight, Wednesday, July 27, beginning at 8 p. m. In the Eagles hall. During ithe evening, handicraft toy members will be displayed and a textile painting demonstration will be presented by Mts. Earl Stewart. Along with jewelry and crocheting various other handicrafts will toe shown. The ladies plan to sew during the evening. The observance is to be held In connection with art plans for Box Elder county headed by Mrs. Henry L. Thorne. Birthday night will also be observed. Members are urged to bring their own embroidery hoops to work on articles for the annual cedar chest drive. Rosa Larsen Returns from Salem, Oregon Rosa (Miss Larsen returned last Friday from a three weeks vacation trip to Salem, Oregon. While there she visited with and Mrs. Thomas Baron and daughter, Elaine, of North Mr. Bend. She was the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shattuc (the former Larraine Baron) at Salem. Members of the Farm Bureau Unit . . . Bear River City, were interested visitors at the News and Journal office last Friday afternoon when they toured the printing plant, saw how the newspaper is produced. Visitors Vacation at Home of Mina L. Freeze Bear River Farm Bureau Ladies Visit Box Elder Tabernacle and Newspaper Plant She became acquainted with The Bear River City Farm"" ing recently for their July meetthe Shattuc infant daughter, DiBureau ladies enjoyed an out- - ing ane Michelle, while there. Eleven members and" guests met at the Box Elder LDS tabernacle and with Heber Sessions as their guide, were taken in as tourists. They enjoyed the explanations and beauty of the pioneer edifice and the organ recital. From the tabernacle the la dies went to the News and JourNew To The nal office where staff members demonstrated the mechanics of putting out the local newspaper. At Rees Pioneer park, refresh ments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Victoria C. Johnsen, Mrs. Rita Anderson and Mrs Gertie Iverson. The ladies enjoying the afternoon were: Mrs Pearl Jensen, Mrs. Maude JohnMrs. sen, Mrs. Verlyn Jensen, Mrs. Florence Vesta Jensen, Ramsdell, Mrs. Gladge Thorsen. Mrs. Lilas Bywater, Mrs. Aman da Jensen and the hostesses. The next meeting will toe ar ranged toy Mrs. Lilas Bywater who is hostess for August We Mrs. Mina L. Freeze has been enjoying visits with a brother and sisters during the . past week. Here from Cullendale, Arkan is were Mr. and Mrs. Wiley (Phyllis Larsen) Daniel and Daniel and family. Mrs. Freeze and sons, Theron and Winston, traveled With the Daniel family to Rexburg, Ida ho where they visited with Mr, and Mrs. Paul (Neva Larsen) Newton. The sisters then visited with Elwayne Larsen, a brother, now employed on the Palisades Dam project before the Utah and Arkansas members of the family toured Yellowstone park. Also here from Los Angeles, California has been another sister, Mrs. Veda Van Fleet, and her daughter. The Daniel family returned home Sunday. Congratulations appreciated the opportunity to assist in the Building of the new store. ROOFING AIR CONDITIONING and HEATING Were Installed By . . . Sheet Metal - Heating and Roofing Phone 25 (Thsi ad was unintentionally ommitted from the list of Congratulatory ads in last Fridays paper) People of Inherent Good Taste jtt MORE G1ENM0RE MORE taste... . MORE enjoyment... Mr. and Mrs. and four children California, were last week at the Mattie Hamson. tUSH I q I SPECIAL LIMITED TIME! p ' Rhea Kunzler . . . daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kunzler, Park Valley, was the only Mia Maid in the ward but that didnt keep her from participating in rose tying ceremonies. Her teacher, Mrs. Emma Carter, and Rhea. carried out all the lessons and projects. enjoying to introduce the tensationat neui suwRotoMatic ZIP-CLI- BWIV1L-TO- P P them together. Jack t? Hamson The Hamsort vislted ln of Livermore, Lake Salt Idaho, City, Briggs, house guests home of Mrs. and toured Yellowstone park - while here. Quality COSTS LESS , STOMCt-CHK- - THAN 'Alil THINK YOU at thats modern in ONE and you save $292$ All , The k I o. cleaner lv demonstration o our ttoiV oioe gr Phone One For 10 Day Home Trial - SHOP VJ, linin'' . CMp-O-fl toot ie 8 pc. $et exclusive Super Power y H P. motor Rug Nozzle Shag rug tod opGdnit. Amazing No Duet Bag to Empty Triple Fitter $o light end quiet weighed to 4 Ibe. tees , Reduced suetn for cleaning drapes ' MALL OffOtIT Super at SPECIALS ill u ' I in ! all departments During Our Summer Clearance .1 DAVY CROCKETT CLOSE OUT!!- - Fur Hats $1.00 Only a few left - 2.98 4.98 Suits Sizes 3 and 6 only Out They Go! ' 68 N. Main COAL AT1D APPLIAIICE Just look what youre missing ! Photic ONE iA Christofferson Family Reunites in Brigham Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Christofferson entertained family mem- . BIRTHS Smartest ear on the road The following births are announced from Cooley Memorial hospital: A girl was toorn July 22 to Orville and Carolyn Jensen Davis. Bngham City. Roger and Josephine Neddo, Malta, Idaho are the parents of a girl born July Ran-dozz- Not long ago, you had to figure on spending a lot of money if you wanted to step up to a big luxury car. Then along came this new Dodge ond things happened! People who were used to paying a thousand dollars more found that Dodge offered all they could desire at a sensible price. Owners of medium-price- d qars discovered that for the same amount of money, or o 22. A girl was born July 23 to Joe and Eugina LaRose Yazzi, Intermountain school. Klamath Falls Couple Every drop distilled and bottled by GLENMORE DISTILLERIES COMPANY Vacation in Brigham Mr. and Mrs Jack Hodges visited In Bngham City last week. Mrs Hodges Is a former now residing at Klamath Falls, Oregoa bar none I The Custom Royal Lancer by Dodge. less, the new Dodge provided much more roominess, comfort, and more prida NEW owners found that several More, models of this big new Dodge even coat less than a tricked-u- p 'lightweight. - Right off the bat. Dodge sales doubted! And were taking advantage of skyrocketing sales to make you a Drive It Home deal you cant turn down. Come in today! Flashing Ahead in 551 small-c- ar Dodge Dealers present: Danny Thomas in "Make Room for Daddy, Bert Parks in "Break The Bank, The Lawrence Welk Show-- all on ABC-T- . GREENHALGH MOTOR CO. Brig-hamit- e Louisville, Kentucky Park Valley Mia Maid Mrs. Mattie Hamson Has California Guests Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Boise, Idaho, announce the arrival of a baby daughter, Bear River Friends born July 22 at Boise. The youngster weighed six Visit R. N. Burts pounds eight ounces and is the Ranch in Wyoming ninth 'grandchild for Mr. and Mr and Mrs. Leslie Jensen, Mrs. Ruel M. Eskelsen,' Brigham Mrs. Pearl Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. City. Paternal grandparents are Mr. Austin T. Johnsen and Mrs. Florence Gardner, all of Bear and Mrs. Charles Bird, Maspeth, r River City, were guests of Mr. New York. Mrs. Eskelsen Is the former and Mrs. R. N. Burt at their ranch home near Evanston, Virginia Bird. Wyo., recently. The occasion was Mrs. Burt's birthday. A delicious trout and chicken dinner was served to the guests at noon. The afternoon was spent fishing, horse back riding and visiting the extensive Burt ranch.. ' In the evening rook was en joyed wtith high score going to Leslie Jensen and low score to Mrs. Victoria Johnsen. The group returned home the fol lowing day. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Check etts called at the ranch in the afternoon to leave birthday greetings, then went on to Bear lake. x Glemnore ' Hi bers at a dinner Saturday at the family home. The affair was held prior to Mr. and Mrs. Phil Christofferson and children, Jill and Alan, leaving for Springfield, Mo. Mr. Christofferson has been serving as correctional officer for the federal prison medical center at Springfield, (Missouri, since April 11. He returned home last week for his family. Also here for the party were Mr. and Mrs. Veloy Christofferson and daughter, Ve Ann, of Las Vegas. Brigham City members of the family attending included: Mr and Mrs. Dee Christofferson and children, Kathy and Val Dee. frrn MORE quality... Mr. and Mrs. Lynn James and small daughter of Provo and Lt. and Mrs. Sydney James of Mt. Home Air Base were weekend visitors at the borne of ' their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ferris James. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keller and family are visiting their sister, Mr. and Mrs. Jess James and family. Mr. and Mrs. Alma Palmer have sold their herd of sheep and are spending several weeks vacationing at Yellowstone park and other vacation spots after which they Intend to move, possibly to Salt Lake.' Mr. and Mrs. Dee Hirsdhl and children returned Sunday from Oregon Where they visited Mrs. Hirschls sister and family. A celebration is toeing planned for the Pioneer Day to be held on Saturday, July 23. It will begin at 10:30 a. m. by a childrens parade conducted by the Primary association, followed toy a program in the recreation hall. The afternoons activities will consist of races, and games, relays novelty games and softball games for ojd and young. 'Young Jimmy Hunt, son of Mrs. Delila Hunt of Salt Lake City, is visiting with his grandfather, Antonio Olague. Richard M. Eskelsens Announce Baby Girl I , Mr. Utah Pioneer Day on Saturday, July 23 By Mrs. R. C. Barnes - Brigham City, Utah" July 27. 1955 Wedaesday. Larsen and Mrs. John and daughter, Cleo Ann, have Trailbuilders Hold returned from a pleasant vacation trip in the Northwest and Fun de Lay July 20 down through California to San The three Trailbuilder class, Francisco., of the Fifth ward Primary es They visited with relatives held their annual Furt de Lay and friends enrouttt on the back lawn at the home of ML and Mrs. Karl Joseph-son- , Zobells Enjoy Visit July 20. , During the annual event skits From Family Members were presented and games playt- Enoying a visit from their ed. Ice cream and cookies were only granddaughter, baby Marie Zobell of Salt Lake City are Mr. then served to 40 attending. and Mrs. Albert L. Zobell. Special guests Included: BishAlso enjoying a visit in town op Walter Jaggi, Counselor St, are parents of Lois Marie, Mr. ven Bunnell; and Mrs. Elien and Mrs. Albert L. Zobell, Jr. Siggard and Mrs. Carolyn Jen-Seof South Box ' Elder,, stake The family arrived In BrigI ham City last Thursday. Primary board. for Community Celebration Is Planned Box Elder'NEjys- Larsens Return From Pleasant Vacation 333 North Main , Street . Brigham City h rUtaJ 4 |
