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Show Pioneers Held if the young coil County Daughters Of Utah IClvrte Whitaker, son of Mr. nndt tnil relatives Wanda North And 'Mrs. Richard Whitaker of Brig pie. In First Ward Last Saturday The bride, dressed in a heavy Convention ham City. Clyde Whitaker Are blue satin street length dress Wight Locust Camp Of DUP With President The wedding was performed with white accessories, was at- 'conducting, Married On Nov. 10 Box Elder counthe on tended by Mrs. Marjorie Trease Holds Meeting In Mr. and Mrs. Joseph North by Bishop Ernest Hansen camp of the Daughters of announce the marriage of their November 10 at the North home as matron of honor, Miss VaLoy ity held its conven- Eyq T. Burrows Home Pioneers Utah Wanda, to Donald in the presence of close friends Anderson and Miss Donna 2 Mer-re- daughter, Personalize . . YOUR CHRISTMAS GREETING with a PHOTO of you or your family. We can make them from your snapshot or any photo we have on file for $3.50 per dozen Or if you wish, well he glad to take a picture, in our studio for a small additional charge. PHOTO 68'r South Main Phone 945 ART, SERVICE SPECIAL INNER Save by dining out on THANKSGIVING DAY! Give mother something, to be thankful for no dinner to prepare no muss to clean up no dishes to wash and easy on the budget too! Dinner served from 11:00 A. M. to 7 :00 P. M. Thursday. Heres the menu youll be treated to at the Howard Cafe, Complete dinner $1.50 and we serve half orders to children, so bring the family. i , i t MENU V Chicken Noodle Soup or Fruit Cocktail Waldorf Salad and Celery Hearts THANKSGIVING ' CHOICE OF ROAST YOUNG TURKEY with Water Chestnut Dressing ROAST YOUNG CHICKEN with Water Chestnut Dressing FRIED SPRING CHICKEN with Water Chestnut Dressing and Jelly SWIFTS SELECT PRIME RIB OF BEEF au jus BAKED VIRGINIA HAM with Pineapple Sauce Candied Yams Buttered Whole Kernel Corn Mashed Potatoes Cranberry Sauce DESSERT , Choice of-Old Fashioned English Plum Pudding Hot Mince Pie with Butterscotch Sauce Home Made Pumpkin Pie Ice Cream . i Nov. 18, at the afternoon in the tion Saturday, oclock in of the The Locust camp Daughters of Utah Pioneers met at the home of Eva T. Burrows, Thursday, at 8 oclock in the evening. Capt. Priscilla Bott pre sided and Lt. Orba Andreason conducted the meeting. Opening number on the pro gram was singing O, Ye Mountains High, by the congregation. The prayer was offered by Mary Collett. Minutes of the previous meeting were approved and roll call showed 11 members present with one excused. sang, All members . then When You And I Were Young. An interesting history of Ema line B. Thomas was read by her daughter Mary T. Jeppson. All members again joined in sing ing Loves Old Sweet Song. Pioneer Mail The lesson, Routes, Carriers and Contractors was given by Daughter Wanda Richardson. Capt. Priscilla Bott told of con vention to be held Nov. 18, in the Fourth ward chapel. A Christmas party was plan ned. Closing song was Have I Done Any Good In the World To Prayer was offered by day. Daughter Hazel Norton. Refreshments were served by Hazel Norton and, Eva Burrows. First ward chapel. Special visitors at the convention were Kate Carter, president of D. U. P., and Mrs. Wagnal of the Central camp. Music for the affair was supplied by organist Ruth L .Reeves and by singing groups under the direction of Mrs. Brough, county D. U. P. chorister. Dressed in pioneer costumes, the singing groups sang a variety of pioneer songs. Roll call showed representatives from all 14 local camps, and 113 daughters present. Each camp representative gave a short report on their activities. Second counselor May Smith gave an outline of 1951 activities which will center around the centennial celebration in Box Elder county and the 50 year observance of the founding of the D. U. P. Historian Leah Taylor told of the county buying a filing cabinet and explained how the work was being carried on in filing and taking care of histories of She advised each pioneers. camp to secure a strong box for local use. President Carter in her talk encouraged singing groups and advised all to use pioneer songs and advised them to continue in their work of writing pioneer histories. She advised the members to do their best in creating contact with county officers and present conditions in their camps. She then answered questions put in a question box by members and concluded by stressing the theme Honor Thy Mother and Father, by gathering histories and giving them as lessons in ; each meeting. Mrs. Wingnall requested members to buy souvenir pioneer plates and the D.U.P.s book Heart Throbs of the West." The money is being used to furnish the Memorial building in Salt Lake City, she said. a social After the meeting hour was held in the amusement room and light refresh ments were served by county officers. HOWARD CAFE PAGE pern BOX ELDER NEWS Wednesday, November home of Kecent visitors at the Weaver of p. m. Daughters winT" Mr and Mrs. the home of Lucy joh City, was their daugh- west Second South ijf Jl Mrs. and Mr. ters are urged to attend.' ter and of Delta. Zl son-in-la- Orville Deem NEED HELP TO STn?P Beehive Camp D.U.P. To Hold Nov. Meeting bo; drinking? 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SJ OR i The Fort Brigham camp of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers held their regular meeting at the Nohome of Esther Poulson, vember 17, at 7:30 p. m. in the evening. Captain Juanita Whitaker presided with Second Vice Captain The Gladys Rudelj conducting. opening song, Long, Long Ago, was sung by the group with Lola Stowell leading and the prayer was offered by Abbie was Samsel. Those Pioneers also sung by the group Roll call showed nine officers and nine members present with six excused. Twenty three good cheer visits were reported, and minutes of the October meeting were read and approved. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wold . returned home to Brigham City this week after attending a con vention of the National Reclamation association in Spokane, MORRIS NUTTALL, Manager W. Visitors At James Weaver Home Recently Fort Brigham Camp Of D.U.P. Hold Meeting Mr. And Mrs. Carl Wold Back From Convention In Spokane , Washington We Serve Half Orders To Children $150 Per Plate ll as bridesmaids. Rex North was best man. The wedding party stood before a large window flanked on either side by huge bouquets of fall flowers. Guests were served light refreshments following the ceremony. A beautifully decorated, two tierred wedding cake featuring wedding bells and tiny roses was placed on a small covered table . Mrs. Ruby Clawson of Ogden, Utah, entertained at a miscelher laneous shower honoring young sister at the Clawson home. Also entertaining at a shower for the new bride were Miss Donna Mrs. Joe North, Merrell and Miss VaLoy Anderson at the Anderson home. The young couple are making their home in Brigham City. read a lcttpr from the Central camp in Sail Lake City. A sketch of the liie of Alexander Nebek&r was read by his granddaughter Abbie Samsel. Mail "Pioneer The lesson, Route, was treated by Lavine Hansen. The closing prayer was offered by Sarah Marble,. reDuring the social hourto 18 served were freshments members by Lola Stowell, Abbie Samsel, Elvira Funk and Esther Poulsen. Rflfti?s l 86 slate champion truck drivers at the National Truck Roadeo jeiephe |