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Show IHt 0 Community Invited to Service At Brigham Church Wednesday Gly, UluR BOX ELDER NEWS, Bnglium Tuesday, April 25, 1961 Willard Man Second South Others taking part in the service are Rev. Earl S Fox, pastor of the Community Presbyterian church; Rev. Miss Augusta Jack-ledirector of Protestant work at Intermountain school, and Eldon Coffman of the Pxotestant student In California Ulysses C. Taylor, prominent Willard farmer and stockman, died Saturday evening in a Sacramento, Calif., hospital, following a illness. Mr. Taylor was born Oct. 24, 1881 in Willard, a son of Appollos and Clotilda Pettinggill Taylor. He was reared and educated in Willard and Logan. He married Gladys Richardson in the Salt Lake LDS Temple on Sept. 22, 1915. Mr. Taylor was an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints and was a high priest at the time of his death. He had served a mission in the He Central States from 1903-0was a member of the Willard ward He also bishopric for five years was active in other ward activities and civic affairs. For the past several years, he had been an ardent student of art. three-mont- h Credit Unions Tuesday, Thursday es Refreshments will be served following tne service Charles Shoun, Holy Cross dedication week chairman, stressed That the general public is invited to this service. Many persons were unable to be present for the dedication of the church Sunday, April 16, because of their own church schedules, it is our hope that they can be piesent on Wednesday evening said Shoun y Death Claims 5 SURVIVING are his widow, Willard, one son and three daughters, Earl C. Taylor, Ogden, Mrs Haven (Evelyn) Moss, Fair Oaks, Calif ; Mrs. Kevin (Donna) Ihiedgold, Cecil (Mildred) Ogden, Mrs. Chlarson, Honeyville; ten grandchildren and one a brother and a sister, A. J. Taylor, Bear River City; Mis. George (Amelia) Davis, Garland. Funeral services will be conducted Thursday at 1 p m. in the Willard LDS ward chapel. Friends may call at the Aultorest Mortuary, street, Ogden, Wednesday and evening from 7 to 9 pm. Thursday from noon until time of services at the Willard ward chapel. Interment will be in the Willard 836-36t- h cemetery. Young Matron Saturday Morn Mrs. Lucille Lemon Smith, age of 638 Wade Place, Brigham City, died Saturday morning, April 22, at 11 15 pm. in the Salt Lake General Hospital following a si weeks illness Mrs. Smith was born Sept. 22, 1938 at Kamas, Utah, a daughter of William H. and Grace Hortin Lemon She was reared and educated in Kamas and she attended Utah State University in Logan, where she was affiliated with Chi Omega soiority. She was married to William Forrest Smith on Dec. 13, 1958 Mrs Smith was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints and was a visiting teacher m the Fourteenth ward Relief society organization at the time of her death. 22, lie predicted further advances Another Rocky Mountain ALL STAR" PLAN SERVICE Planning Wednesday evenings community service are Rev. Donald T. Ranstrom, pastor of Holy Cross Lutheran church, and C. W. Shoun, dedication week chairman. Local Lady Dies Friday Mrs. Mary Jane Grant, 75, 2751 Highland Drive, Salt Lake City, died Friday at p m. in a Salt Lake hospital, of natural causes Mrs She was the mother or George R. Hacking, Brigham City. Mrs. Grant was born March 1, 1886 at Bountiful, a daughter of John and Mary Ann Lewis Parkin She was married to Joseph C, Grant in the Salt Lake LDS Ti triple. She has been a resident of Salt Lake City for the past 38 years She was an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. in SURVIVORS Include her husband, the following daughters and son, Mis Carl B (Delsa) Hale, Mis HaiolU L. (Lucy) Fox, Salt Lake City; Mrs William (Vugmia) Forsey, San Francisco, Calif.; Mrs Paul R (Alice) Harris, Chicago, problems Mrs. George R. (Mary) Hacking, A. Max Mrs. Brigham City; Calif ; (Venus) Croft, ElMonte, Clyde P. Grant, Salt Lake City; 27 grandchild) en, 29 a sister. Funeral services will be conducSURVIVORS include her hus ted Tuesday at p.m. in the band, Brigham City; her parents Mrs. Newell Checketts, representing the South PRESENTS BOOK Imperial Second LDS ward chapel, 1560 East Atkin Ave (2810 South) Kamas; and the following brothers Box Elder Farm Bureau Ladies, presents a copy of J. Edgar and sisters. William H Lemon Jr. Fuends may call Tuesday at the Hoovers book Masters of Deceit to the Brigham City Library. Ruth Lemon, Margaret Lemon, A total of 25 Box Elder Coun- chapel to time of servises Receiving the book, which is the story of Communism in America prior Glen Lemon, all of Kamas, Max ty students placed on the honor Interment will be in the Salt Lake and how to fight it, is accepted by Miss LePreal W'ght, city libraroll at Utah State University win- City cemetery. Lemon, Manilla: Mrs. Ferron rian. This book is one of several presented by the ladies group. and ter quaiter, J. Elliot Cameron, Vernal; (Louise) Peterson, "i'r Npwjfjnmi; law Mrs. Roy E. (Kathleen) McGuire, dean of students, announced '1- - ? J 4, V, r c , ..... d u Salt Lake City; the following half-3 et tA pV' 111) Mrs brothers and Students on the honor roll must Dolma (Uene) Grant be in the upper five percent scholAtkinson, Lemon, both of Kamas, Mrs. astically of the university emoll-men- t, Dean Cameron said. den (Lorraine) Perry, Salt Lake Box Elder county students lisPleasant City; Melvin Lemon, Grove ted are: Brighum City Wendy Toster, Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday at 1 pm. in the Dennis Harvey Gordon, Richard Fourteenth LDS Foster Gordon, Kathleen Hansen, Brigham City THE ward chapel with Bishop A. Gorin Alton M. Harmon. Robert Dale DorDale Hillam, Harris, Steed ofiiciating. Joseph Friends may call at the Harold B. Felt Funeral othy Marilyn Mann, Gary E. Nel-William Reeves. Stewart home Tuesday evning from 7 to 9 son, 16oz. ioafFamous Food King Home Made p m and Wednesday prior to time Alvin J. Smith, Carolyn Ruby Surface, Neal K. Todd, Samuel Tso, of services. Interment will be in the Brigham Jerry Wayne Valentine, Katheryn Young. City cemetery. White Riverside Homer Duncan lor the organization which he as a peoples movedescribed, ment that encourages thrift and emphasizes the prudent use of credit as the first step by individuals in solving their financial 1961 Honor Roll Includes 25 Local Students the Lutheran church- Eliminates Raw Water! Old-Fashioned UlUFiMWn , ; Ful-bnc- k Obsoletes Ordinary Soft Water! USU X Mary Lena Buchweitz Mueller, age 64, of 81 North Sec- ond West, passed away Saturday at 10 p. m. in the Dee hos- a brief illpitul, Ogden, follow-inness. Mrs. Mueller was bo-Feb 17, 1897, at Longdon, N. D , a daughter of William and Bertha Buckweitz. She was reared and educated in North Dakota. On May 3, 1913, she was married to John G Mueller. They made their home in North Dakota until 14 years ago when they moved to Brigham Mr. City. Mueller died Dec. 29, 1959. Mrs. Mueller was a member of Dairy Product I rttM Wed-nesda- r s. homeowners are the only ones who can qualify for General's Homeowners Insurance. And, they can earn cash sayings- Your Insurance Counselor QcENERAlp II. Dee Johnson or PA PA n Add to Growth Mother of Box Elder countys three credit unions, at Thiokol Chemical corporation, Intermountain school and Bear River Valley Ci edit union, participated in a growth that state-wid- e membership brought over the 100,000 mark for the first time since the first oigamzation was formed in Utah in 1926, according to an annual statistical review just completed by the Utah State Credit Union league. The number of Utah credit unions grew to 251 d iring 1960 compared to 246 the previous year and the membership rose to 100,013 from 90,104 Total assets climbed o $54,400,000 from $47,530,000 in the preceding year. Robert D. Kent, Salt Lake City, league president, praised some 3,000 volunteer Utahns who manage the states credit unions, as largely responsible for the growth, careful The Brigham City League of Women Voters has scheduled two unit meetings this week, on Tuesday and Thursday, it was announced. The Tuesday session will be held at the home of Mrs. Chris Boleau, 430 West Second North The starting time is 8 p m and the discussion leader will be Mrs Carle-toRutledge On Thursday, the meeting will n BE County FUNERAL SET Funeral services set for Mrs. Lucille Lemon Smith, 22, will be held Wednesday at 1 p.m. , Set Meetings The Ageless Cross is the theme center. Ernest Hurst is guest organist of the sermon to be preached by Rev. K. C. Kuipers at a service for for the evening An offering will be received for the community to be held Wednesday evening at 8 p m. in the Holy Church World service, relief a m Cross Lutheran church, 705 East of the National Council of Church- Dies Saturday be held at the home oT Mrs. Wif- -t ham Sanders, 1093 Elm The discussion leader will be Mrs Joseph j Gurrister BC Women Voters ' 1 half-sister- FOOD KINGS BEST BUYS! Gol-mg- TUESDAY ond WEDNESDAY QUEENS PANTRY FROM 1 The Exclusive - 15) Cap-cne- TfUZMlG Unit That Gives You Superior Walerl o) 3-i- r. - T remonton Deone Louise Kerr, Tuesday evening from 7 to 8 p m William Bezzant Putey, Mary Beth SURVIVORS include (our daugh and one hour prior to time of ser- Rees, LaVell Eugene Saunders, ters and one son, Mrs. Charles vices on Wednesday. Barbara P. M. Southwick, Gerald (Phyllis) Whitaker and Mrs. LorInlerment will be In the Brig- Leo Thompson. en (Evelyn) Andreason, both of ham Collinston City cemetery. Sonja SecrisL Brigham City; Mrs. John (Lillinn) Waltz. Dresden, N. D.; Mrs. Russell (Alma) Stevenson, Longdon, N. D.; and Bennie Mueller, Salt Lake City; nine grandchildren, one brother and three sisters, Richard Buchweitz, Longdon, N. Mrs. D.; Mrs. Annie Raffenbaul, Clara Timian. both of Dresden. N. D.: Mrs. Erma Timian, Tucson, Ariz. Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday at 2 p. m. in the Holy Cross Lutheran church Through a quantity order shipment direct from AmeriDonald by the Reverend ca's oldest and largest manufacturer, we can offer this Friends may call at the Home door at this unheard-o- f low price lljrold B. Felt funeral at a REGULAR BLACKBERRY PIE Install It Yourself and Save $$$$ Pharmacy Phacts FOOD KINGS FRESH SOFTENS NES The ONLY UNIT That LOWER COST -- 2 -- FILTERS 30 59c TRUCKLOAD Ran-stro- 1 ... REMOVES ft than merely ofr water olsne PRODUCE NEW WHITE 5HAFTER POTATOES FROM FOOD KINGS MEAT DEPARTMENT from RAY E. 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