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Show i PAGE EIGHT NEWS BOX ELDER 39 Box Elder County Pioneers Gather Brigham City, Utah Wednesday, July 19, 1950 handkerchiefs were placed in the pockets of all the men. All arrangements for the program, Including transportation to and from the banquet, were made by members of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers. At Howard Cafe Friday For Progranf With all the Pioneer spirit stillO- to be entertained by the ln their hearts, 39 of Box Elder ning County Daughters of Utah Pio- county's earliest homesteaders neers. and builders of this area, met at Highlights of the meeting were the Howard cafe last Friday eve talks by several members of the group and the short biographical sketch Including the day born by each of the pioneers, Dinner was served at two long To 23 tables, decorated with flowers. Opening prayer Senator Arthur V. Watkins was offered by William C. Horswill appear on a naley. After dinner each pioneer rose and gave his name, age, tional radio hookup July 23 to when born and where they live debate with the Under Secretary of Interior C. Girard Davidson now. the issue of expanding into naOpening the program. Presi- tional policy tie theory of valdent Lucy Wright of the D.U.P., for the control of authorities ley gave an address of welcome. the nations water and power reCommunity singing was led by sources, his office reported. SenDora Brough accompanied by ator Watkins and Secretary DaRuth Reeves at the piano. vidson will appear on the NaA talk was then given by tional Broadcasting company's Arthur Capener, early Garland "American Forum of the Air In homesteader, on "Early Days which is conducted initially as Garland. a televison show for the eastern Musical numbers were offer- seaboard area and - broadcast ed by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pe- the following day throughout tersen and Leslie, Nichols talked the nation. on "Early Memories of Brigham on The broadcast will be heard City." John Smith talked Early Western Box Elder Coun- In Utah over NBC station KDYL ty. Two poems were given by at 10 a. m., Sunday, July 23. Elizabeth Wright and Minnie Campion, a real pioneer who entered this valley In covered J. H. wagon. YOU OET THIS R. L. Flshburn then talked on NAD early Brigham City and John P, Woodland told how his family J. H. Fronk, Tremonton Chevwas converted and came to Utah. rolet dealer, has been appointed Old time songs were then sung area chairman for the National by Joseph Watkins and a tribute Automobile Dealers association IRONMASTER to the pioneers was read by to stimplate active participation Abbie Madsen. NOT la 90 MmiMlal HmIi quklwr. in the assocatlons national proStay fcoltor. ItoM lator. Hat caal aa Closing prayer was offered by grams throughout Box Elder vtalaw Haat Regulator up la Hm haa P. Nephl Valentine. Favors of county Oa, rfM wntlar yaar thumb". faty la old fashioned fans were given Fronk was selected as area Mu, aaty la tatfar all fabric. each of the pioneer ladles and chairman by a committee of NA old faashioned red and blue DA and TJADA officials. The appointment was announced by Charles C. Freed, the national associations director for Utah. IN ADA ? is Jhe largest retail NOW IT'S trade association in the country with a membership of more than 32,000 new automobile and truck dealers. The national organization Is widely known for its sponsorship of highway safelatlatl la katdla, ty and other public interest proSK apmlng . tali datlag. grams and its policy of support' ing the highest standards and ImlaaHy ethics of retail automobile merarijuttabl la Senator Watkins j Debate July CLEARANCE OF AU. ODDS AND ENDS, ALL SLIGHTLY SOILED, ALL DISCONTINUED LINES, MARKED : SALE. PLEASE NO REFUNDS, NO EXCHANGES. STARTS THURSDAY AT 9:30 A. M. Blue Chambray Work Shirts Sizes 14Vi to 17 G3D3 DOLLAR SQiaiDGanaBeDGIBO FOR QUC, . l.t t.uji jLl7f R , ', Final Closeout AH we've taken over located st 63 North Main and invite you to come in and got acquainted . . . with us. our food and our . . . yes. Be's Bar-B-- taalar Iranlag. rubber faal. Plenty of Nan-t- il lute service. team. 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