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Show -- Oh Forsgren Brothers Observe Birthdays Wins Coveted Gleaner Award Jean W. Madsen The past few days have been full of excitement for Terry and Sid Forsgren, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Foregren. Both observed their birthday anniversaries. Terry celebrated his eighth on Janbirthday anniversary uary 22 at 3 p. m. at the family Receives Golden Gleaner Award The awarding of the Golden Gleaner pin and certificate to Mrs. Jean W. Madsen was conducted Sunday evening. January 23, in the Second LDS ward. The presentation was made by Mrs. Fred L. Forsgren, South Box Elder stake Gleaner leader, in regular sacrament meeting. The award was made following six years work filling requirements for the' high Gleaner honor. Mrs. Madsen is the wife of Dale Madsen and the mother of two daughters. Most of the requirements have ibeen filled In music and She is a talenthomemaking. ed vocalist and also teaches voice. She is now serving as choir director in the Second ward. Birth of Daughter Announced from Calif. News comes from Oakland, California, teling of the birth of a baby daughterto Mr. and Mrs. Burton R. Pett. The six pound ten ounce Miss arrived January 24 and as yet a name has not been decided upon. Mrs. Pett is the former Carol Ann Roundy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Roundy of who are grandparents for the first time. Paternal grandparents, also for the first time, are Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Pett, Brigham City. include Mr. and Mrs. R. Leo Jensen, Brigham City and L. F. Roundy, Tremonton. Mrs. E. R. Roundy left Tues day for Oakland, where she will visit for a few weeks with the Pett family. e, , Captain Sederholm to Be Sego Lily Hostess Captain Vera Sederholm Is to be hostess to members of the Sego Lily Daughters of Utah Pioneers at her home, 76 South Third West, Thursday, January 27, at 7:30 p. m. Captain Sederholm urges all members to attend. 3 Nadene Olsen, she was a Brownie leader for a year. With service as the watchword of the growing scout organization, Mrs. Alston has instilled the spirit of scouting in many young ' girls of the community. Her three daughters, Mary Alice, Ann and Susan, have been active in Girl Scouting with her. The Girl Scout program provides an opportunity for every girl to become, a better homemaker, mother and citizen in the world of tomorrow. In Civic Affairs She has also been active in many civic affairs. Mrs. Alston is past president of American Association of University Women and is currently serving as fellowship chairman for the Utah State AAUW. As a member of Civic Improvement club since 1948 she has been active on numerous committees. As project chairman this year she and her committee were instrumental in establishing a board for Box Elder Nursing Home. She was elected to serve as a member of the board. Mrs. Alston has also been a member of Business and Professional Women of Brigham City; Womens Legislative Council of Box Elder county and has Mrs. N. E. Larsen Is Civc Guest Speaker as program chairman this year for the Central School served PTA. member of the Catholic church, Mrs. Alston has been very active. For the past two years she has served as presi dent of the Ladies Alter Society and has promoted a great many activities in the church, Father Whelan said today. Leaders in charge of the affair are Mrs. M. I. Bidlack, chairman, Mrs. Merle J. Markham, Mrs. Steve Anderson, Mrs. Don Baird and Mrs. Norwood A Hyer. First Ward Primary Has Training Lesson Members of ithe First ward Primary met for Tegular monthly in service training lesson Monday evening, January 24, at the iFirst ward chapel. Mrs. Phyllis Owen was in charge of the meeting with Mrs. Norma Sackett, Mrs. Virginia Ludlow. Mrs. Geraldine Simiper and Mrs. Leone Cazier as hostesses. . Invocation was offered by Mrs. Afton Rees. The past years scripture readings were reviewed by Mrs. Grace Burt. A question and answer period reviewed the Book of Mormon readings. Mrs. Ethel Poulter was introduced as a new teacher for the Bluebirds. Mrs. Luda Keller has been released from her teaching responsibility. Two excellent lessons, A Little Bit of Leaven and Oppor tunity, were presented by Miss Norma Jensen. Have I Done Any Good was the closing song. During the business session the pefiny drive and the coming conference were discussed. Mrs. Jean Packer offered the benediction. Delicious refreshments were served. Mrs. N. E. Larsen, Ogden, is to be guest speaker at regular meeting of the Civic Improve ment club, Thursday afternoon at 4 p. m. at the War Memorial home. Subject for the afternoon will be Beauty on Your Table, Mrs. chairman Ray Shaw, program announces. All Civic club members and their invited guests are invited to attend and hear Mrs. Larsen speak on china, silverware and table settings. Refreshments will be. served under the direction of Mrs. Earl Madsen, chairman, with the folcommittee members: lowing Mrs. Mark Nielsen, Mrs. J. Y. Beehive Camp of DUP Ferry, Mrs. Clyde Oman, Mrs. Lewis Breitenbeker, Mrs. Glen Will Meet Next Friday Knudsen, Mrs. I. B. Maddox, Beehive camp of the DaughMrs. Raymond Payne, Mrs. Glen Andersen', Mrs. Errol Valentine, ters of Utah Pioneers will meet Mrs. Wayne Loveland, Mrs. Wil Friday at 7:30 p. m. at the liam Tyson and Mrs. Clyde home of Violet Tingey, 26 East Sixth South. Glover. New 21 -- inch PH ICO 0 Swivel Console HERE AGAIN daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Olsen, was guest of honor Friday evening, January 21, at the home of her parents. The occasion was her third birthday anniversary. Birthday refreshments were served and many gifts presented to the excited little Miss. Attending were: Mr. and Mrs. Arden C. Balls, Barbara Jane Balls; Mr. and Mrs. Bud Seig-frei- birthday festivities included: Craig Zundel, David Erickson, Gary Lewis, Richard Stokes, Wally Baird, Lairy Johnson, Mike Ilauen-stein- , Scott Christensen, Sid and Terry Forsgren. The youngsters enjoyed relay games, refreshments were served and many gifts presented to the honored guest. Monday afternoon, January 24, Sid observed his fifth birthday anniversary. Guest list included the fol lowing friends and relatives and their mothers: Katherine Christensen, Mrs. Marjorie Christen sen; Jimmy and Susan Brown, Mrs. Vila Brown; Craig dnd Brad Sorensen, Mrs. Lois Soren sen; Keith, Gayelene, Cory and Kevin Mrs. Colleen Nuttall, Mrs. Jean W. Madsen (right) Nuttall; Kent, Neil, Dale and . . . receives certificate of Golden Gleaner in services conducted in the Second ward SunChad Johnson, Mrs. Tess Johnday evening. Making the presentation of the pin and certificate was Mrs. Fred L. son, Julie Victor, Mrs. Carol Victor and Mrs. Fred Burt. Forsgren, South Box Elder Stake Gleaner leader. The tots played .games, re freshments were served and Sid opened many lovely gifts. Brigham City Girl Scouts and leaders extend a cordial invitation to all friends and associates of Mrs. Richard C. Alston to attend an open house to be held in her honor, Sunday, January 30, between the hours of 3 and 5 p. m. at the home of Dr. and Mrs. J. Howard Rasmussen. Girl Scouts and their parents are especially invited to attend. The Alston family just recently moved to Ogden where Mr. Alston ;s employed by the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph company. They had made tyieir home in . Brigham City for the past eight years. During the afternoon Sunday, background music and a short program will be furnished by girls who have been in Mrs. Alston's troop. Scout Leader Mrs. Alston, who is known as Chewink to all Brigham City Girl Scouts, has been a leader of Troop I since it was first organized in 1951. Prior to that 1955 Nadene Olsen Enjoys Birthday Anniversary home. Boys attending Open House to Fete Mrs. Alston Elder NEWS Box Wednesday, January 28, Brigham City, Utah and Mrs. Nathan Wneeler and daughter, and Ro Layne Olsen. Janice, Mr. Fort Brigham Camp Slates January Meet Fort Brigham camp Daughter of Utah Pioneers will meet Fri- day evening, 7:30 p. m. Sound Sleep Handy Miss. (UP) HATTIESBURG, When Leo Spraigs reported to that a police headquarters fiiend of his had been missing for two days it took Sgt. Lester Blackburn less than a minute to find him. The "missing was in city jail. Mrs. Fred Speth Fetes Friendly Sewing Club January 28, The meeting will be held at SALEM, Ore. (UP) After see J. home of Mrs. Caroline the to husband off her ing work, 240 West Fifth Christensen, Mrs. Ann Simi retired to a sofa North. and took a nap. When she awoke three hours later, the Hostesses for the evening are house had been ransacked. Mrs. Elsie Mclntire, Mrs. Helen Gone were a couple of dollar Petersen, Mrs. Esther Poulsen bills and a broken wrist watch. and Mrs. Luella Andersen. JANUARY Mrs. Fred Speth entertained members of the Friendly Sewing club Friday evning at her home. Assisting Mrs. Speth was her daughter, Gayla. Delicious salad luncheon was served followed by an evening of sewing. Attending were: Mrs. Clar ence Smith, Mrs. Laren W. Balls, Mrs. Arden W. Balls, Mrs. Eu- gene Wright, Mrs. Clyde Larsen, Mrs. William Shaw, Mrs. Clif ford Hobson, Mrs. Evan Owen and Mrs. Clarence Burrup. Values to $10.95 GROUP 1 SALE Eagles Auxiliary To Initiate Candidates $6.95 PRICE Values to $14.95 2 FOR EACH GROUP 2 Four candidates for membership in the Eagles Auxiliary will be initiated in ceremonies to be conducted this evening, Wednesday, January 26, beginning at 8 p. m. in the Eagles Home. Officers announce that a social will follow the regular meeting this evening. are urged to All members attend. SALE $7.95 $15.95 PRICE Values to $24.95 2 FOR EACH GROUP 3 SALE PRICE $11.95 ' $9.95 $17.95 BIRTHS The girls were holding the upper hand in the maternity ward at Cooley Memorial hospi tal this week. Just one boy Has been born since January 20 with seven girls reported. A girl was born January 20 to John and Ruby Payne Godfrey, Brigham City. Announcing the arival of Rose Hirschi Roylance, Logan. Joseph and Darlene Cutlei Hurd of Snowville are the par ents of at girl born January 22. January 22 is the birth dat of a girl born to Arvld and Mer-lenHess Andersen, Snowville. Blaine and Evelyn Hirschi Nelson, Brigham City, announce the arrival of a girl born Jan- e uary Only at 22. boy was born January 22 to Jay and Belvalene Jones Baker, Holbrook, Idaho. Wilford and Neva Jones Wilson, Brigham City are the parents of a girl born January 23. A girl was born January 24 to Rodney and Peggy Wheatley Nelson, Corinne. A BETTER THAN EVER SALE IT'S BEGINS FRIDAY, JANUARY THE 28 9:30 A.M. 17th ANNUAL January 29 Queen Coronation 10:30 P. M- B.E.H.S. Gymnasium Refreshments ' at Saturday - with New Precision Built Swivel Bose! Full quality Philco with new transformer powered chassis, Golden Grid Tuner, Finger Tip Tuning and big picture tube for ultimate TV enjoyment. Custom styled console turns on precision built Swivel Base for easy viewing anywhere in the room. Its the best TV buy in town! 21-in- Own a new 21-in- ch Philco TV for as little as I , EASY $ 9:00 Admission 50c Person P. M. 5)95 PH I ICO 4006 CREDIT TERMS! CLYDE B. STRATFORD. Manager V |
