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Show 1 PEACH- - DAYS EDITION BOX ELDER NEWS Brigham City. Utah Wednesday, September 10, 1952 SURE the finest choicest .The biggest bats are found Ilk the Old World tropics and are popularly called flying foxes Thpy have a wlngstread of about five feet. we have GROCERIES Alert Memory Of 92 The sharp memory of Joseph Watkins was a major assistance to the U. S. library of congress In recording two folk music numbers, that were sung around Utah campfires and at early Mormon gatherings when most of us werent even in the cradle. at Mr. Watkins, who fiddled his own wedding for lack of two dollars to hire one, can still roll and "The out MTittery-lrle-AyUtah Iron Horse, while sawing at his violin like an accomplished musician. that he Year-Ol- d -- Serves The - Library Of Congress is the singer of the songs. Tittery-Iri- e Aye," Mr. CLEVELAND, O. (UP) Played At His Own Wedding Wat- 'The African elephant not to be confused with the docile Indian elephants seen at circuses is as dangerous as any other two beasts, Aitken said. He explained that the animal was most dengerous If a cow with a calf or a bull In, mating season. e freshest PRODUCE AND WE ALSO HAVE SPORTING GOODS GUNS and AMMUNITION HUNTING and FISHING LICENSES Peach Banana Sundae 3 to 4 tablespoons sugar. 1 cup sliced peaches 1 ripe banana, diced. 2 teaspoons lemon juice. Peach or vanilla ice cream. Combine sugar, peaches, banana and lemon juice and mix lightly until sugar Is dissolved Serve ove Ice cream. Serves 6. SYCAMORES GROCERY Phone 189-- 265 North Main W a i, V Cfl TTi Use More Dairy Products NUTRITIOUS Foods Enjoy NATURES ANY Now TIME that IS MILK school has WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Vt. (UP) Herbert R. Miller worked as a traveling salesman for a carriage and While o nthe road he found time to sell postcards as a sideline. The card business blossomed and Miller quit his other job to devote his time to selling cards. Soon he added leather goods and imported gifts and novelties. Miller now has 40 persons working for him an expects to gross almost $250,000 this year. N WELCOME TO FRIENDLY SERVICE Handsome Prince Falls In Loye TOKYO (UP) A Japanese wo- Old HATTIESBURG, Miss. (UP) "Breeches Bible" man will leave shortly for the This is a story of a handsome United States to make a perso- Found In Woodshed Arabian prince who fell in love nal plea for occupation babies with a beautiful Mississippi red' CLARENCE, Ont. (UP) A 400 head in romantic old New Or fathered by American service"Breeches Bible, one of leans. men and abandoned by their year-olthe earliest printed In English, mothers. The prince 16 Abdullah A1 Fai has been discovered in a wood- sal A1 Saud of Saudi Arabia, f Mrs. Make Sawada said the shed here. grandson of King Abdul Aziz novelist Pearl Buck and Mrs. The Bible was printed in 1582, Abdun Rahman A1 Faisal. The Eleanor Roosevelt have pledged during the reign of the 'first is Miss Carla Ann Cox her their support In her fight to Queen Elizabeth. It belongs to beauty of Hattiesburg, winner in a re help these Eurasian children. the Misses Margaret and Gladys cent beauty contest. Mrs. Sawada, wife of the for- Tucker, rescendants of a Both were visiting in New Or' pioneer mer Japanese ambassador to Ottawa Valley family. They resleans. They met and talked. France, has turned her resort cued it, along with nearly half The prince asked Carla to !go villa at Oslo, 50 miles south- a ton of other valuable histori- to Arabia with him but she west of Tokyo, into a home for cal papers, as workmen engaged his proposal. However, spurned the fatherless waifs. to tear down an ancient wood- before bidding him goodbye, she These children will be Ja- shed oil their property were consented to give him her ad pans No. 1 social problem for about to bum the "trash they dress. the next few decades, she said. had found in the shed. Several days later she received The immediate purpose of The Bible is called "Breeches a present from the prince. It was Mrs. Sawadas visit will be to Bible because of the English a bride doll almost as big as cut red tape holding up adop- translation of the seventh child. verse, tion of four of her charges by third There the story ends except of Genesis. The chapter American families. Two of them translation read: that Carla was delighted. Carla had Negro fathers. 'Then the eyes of them both is five, the daughter of Mr. and To Appeal To UN were opened and they knew that Mrs. J O. Coy, Jr., and winner of She planned to use the opthey were naked, and they sew- a tiny tot beauty contest. portunity also to present the ed fig tree leaves together, and problem directly to the Amencaft mad themselves breeches.' Drunk At Reins people and to take her case to The Bible, bound in leather BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UP) the United Nations, as well. and still well preserved, was Like a page out of the past, Mrs. Sawada has operated the brought to North America in James S Rodgers, 49, was fined Elizabeth Sanders Home or fa- 1663 by an ancestor of the Misses $25 and costs for driving a horse therless babies at her Oiso villa Tucker. and wagon while intoxicated. since early in the occupation. Regular Japanese orphanages have refused to accept the chil- Presidential Primaries dren because they could find few By 1956 Predicted Japanese to adopt them-- . Mrs. Sawada said Mrs. Buck Art PHOENIX, Ariz. (UP) invited her to stay at her home zonas of state, Wesley secretary when she visits the United Stat- Bolin, offers hope to critics of es. nomination of presidential canMrs. Roosevelt promised to didates by convention. In Mrs. a Sawada help getting Bolin, recently selected presisymApathetic hearing in the dent of the National Association United Nations and the U. S. of Secretaries of State, predicted State Department. presidential that primaries would be substituted for national nominating conventions beSock Safe Unsafe elecfore the next presidential HARTFORD, Conn. (UP) Mrs. tion in 1956. John Berdoukas has quit "sock"I think we will be able to ing away money. She com- get it organized next year and plained to police that someone have it ready for a vote of the broke into her home and took a people in the next general elec-tiohe said. sock containing $500. company Peach Days has been built up through the years since 1904 as Utahs premiere Harvest Festival. Box Elder folk have a right to be proud of the reputation their celebration enjoys, yet such pride carries the responsibility of continued effort to make it a greater celebration each year, to be worthy of its reputation. Joseph Watkins, 92 . . . who recently received word from the library of congress that two folk lore songs he has known since boyhood will be recorded for a permanent preservation. AID SOUGHT FOR ABANDONED BABIES FATHERED BY U. S. FORCES IN JAPAN harness in 1895. Weve been at the same location, selling the same products, for years . . . and were proud and grateful that weve built a reputation for reliable and friendly service and for good treatment. Well take care of your car and try to merit your continued patronage, friendship and- -, confidence. Drop in and say "Hello during Peach Days ! top-quali- ty d , " Ask Our Customers " MARK' MDGInlYEMBUJM CHEVRON SERVICE SECOND SOUTH AND MAIN TIME! started, milk is needed to build your childs body more ever. Postcard Sideline Turn! Into Big Business WELCOME TO PEACH DAYS d y Rus- sell Barnett Aitken, big game hunter back from an Afiican expedition, classifies elephants as the most dangerous of the wild , beasts. kins relates, was sung by pioneers as they crossed the plains. When he was a young man and most of the people of Brigham City were pioneers, the song was always popular at church and social gatherings. It tells of the hardships to be faced. was The Utah Iron Horse created when the Union Pacific was pushing down Weber canyon before the Promontory meeting with Central Pacific. Mr Watkins relates that a relative who was cooking for construction crews at that time taught him Joe, as he has been known for the past half century and a cou- the song hat he has never forple of decades tossed in, received gotten. word from Duncan Emrich, chief Composers of the two pieces of the folklore section of the are unknown. congressional library that the two folklore pieces had been acThe songs will be issued by cepted for a part of their library the library of congress primarily of folk music and folk song al- for scholarly and university use bums They will be recorded on Because of his alert mind at long playing records during the his age, Mr. Watkins has helped latter part of this year. the preservation and use of To seal the bargain the con- America's' traditional folk mugressional library paid Mr. Wat- sic. kins $25 for the music. His name Mr. Watkins now lives with will appear on every record and the pamphlet which accompa- his wife at their home in Brignies the record will also Indicate ham City. MEATS Hunter Finds Elephant Most Dangerous Beast than The energy they use in school should be fortified with at least One Quart Of Milk Per Day milk . . . Top or Let us deDROP! EVERY IN CREAM Theres Bottom, liver it regularly to your door, or ask for Superior Milk at you grocers. We also are local distributors for all CHALLENGE cheese products, and the complete Cream O Weber line of dairy products, delivered to your door or at your grocers. Pasteurized or Homogenized, whichever you prefer, you may be sure that SUPERIOR milk is Grade A, rich, healthful, pure. Ask for it every time, or let us deliver it regularly ! Now Superior Dairy offers Homogenized Phone 504 Q.UA!RiriEIRSl After Peach Days comes hunting season. Let our store be your headquarters for all your camping and r hunting requirements. 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