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Show Sego Lily Camp To Elect Officers Thurs. Officers for the coming term will be named in regular monthly Sego- Lily camp meeting for Daughters of Utah Pioneers on Thursday, Feb. 26, at 7:30 p. m. The meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. E. A. Olsen, 128 south First west. A good attendance is fi','i Corinne Couple United In Catholic Rites Whelan Derformed the cereMiss Donna Mae Wulf, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse W. mony. Wuif, and John William Singh, Immediately following son of Mr. and Mrs. Sunder ceremony the wedding party and all of Corinne, exchang- relatives were served breakfast Singh, ed wedding vows on February at the Maddox Ranch house in 14 in St. Henrys Catholic church Perry. in Biigham City. Father Edward In the evening a reception the svtfgt 0t our neu tWVTve SS IS" . yellow ballerina length formal. Bridesmaids were: Miss Santas Singh, sister of the groom, gowncan ed in orchid and Miss Jody MadSVA den wearing nile green. All cartoo. ried matching heartshaped bouquets. Acting as best man was Marcello Singh, Chicago, brother of the groom. lUshers were Rudy Cervantes and Godfrey Pommier. All men in the wedding parbouty wore white carnation tonnieres. For her daughters wedding Mrs. Wulf wore a navy blue model. Mrs. Singh chose a navy blue and pink dress. Each wore a corsage of gardenies and red i rosebuds. A beautiful three tiered wedcake, topped with a miniading How to save starting time ture bride and groom, was. displayed. Red roses and white lattice adorned the cake. diesel and on gasoline engines Miss Vicenta Singh was in charge of the guest book. Those in charge of serving for the evening were: Mrs. Frank Madden, Karen Wulf and Her melinda Cervantes. In the gift room were school mates of the bride: Eugenia La Rose, Sandra Gover, Marva McCarthy and Lorraine Lawrence. Master of ceremonies, Mar cello Singh, announced the fol "Because program: lowing Youre Mine, by Darrell Ander To make sure your engines will son; The Loveliest Night of the start on the first few turns in the coldest weather, Year, a musical number of the give them a shot of Chevron Starting Fluid as you Albert lJurt family; reading by Btep on the starter. It has started diesels in 10 seconds at 30 below zero. Ask us about equipLapriel Anderson; and an ac ment that you Can install on engines to make the cordion selection, "La Paloma, use of Chevron Starting Fluid easier. by Dean Burt. For her going away outfit the fuel lines, Avoid starting delays from Fluid in your bride wore a grey suit with pink too, by putting a little Chevron Ban-Icfuel. It prevents freezing of any moisture that may accessories. She pinned an or chid at her shoulder get into storage tanks or lines. Let us tell you about Chevron Starting Fluid and Following a honeymoon trip to Southern Utah Parks, Old Fluid today. Chevron Ban-IcSFS. T. IM tOt MS. Mexico and1 Southern California the "Just weds will make their home in West Corinne. Prior to the wedding a bridal For more information about Standard Oil Company of California products, shower was held at the Wulf home in Corinne. call your local Standard man . Twenty close school chums honored the bride-to-be- . REEDER V. REYNOLDS 'During the evening light re' were served, games Telephone 588 or 68 freshments Brigham City , played and many lovely and useful gifts were presented to the guest of honor. d Members Invited to Meet r wmm riifiaiuatiHiEEa' & low-co- e e . SAT, M. KDYL TV FEBRUARY 29 WEDNESDAY, Pattern 00 to 9 OF News Edition 30 Morning 40 Weather Report" 45 Facts and Figures 10 00 A Nurse At Home KSL ONLY HOFFMAN has the easy vision 9 9 9 9 WEDNESDAY, 12 12 TELEVISION H 00 12 00 IOO 30 2 00 Kate Smith 3 00 Video Frolics 3 30 What t Cookin' 4 00 Your Beauty Clinic In Review 4 30 Educational Feature 4 45 Gabby Hayes 5 Q0 Howdy Doody 5 30 international Friend 5 45 New Caravan The Weather Man 6 05 The Jonathon Story 6 15 Those Two 8 30 Dick Tracy 7 00 Parade Of Stars 7 ?&News Of The World 7 30 Dennis Day 8 00 Dragnet 8 30 TV Theater 4 00 Doing The Town 4 40 Uncle Roscoe's Party 5 00 Sagebrush Playhouse 9 00 World Tomght 9 15 Sportscholar 9 30 Hi Shoppe 7 00 Strike It Rich 7 30 Man Against Crime 8 00 Blue Ribbon Bouts 8 45 News 9 00 Electric Theatre 10 30 Olympic Wrestling 11 30 News end Weather Sign Off THURSDAY, 1100 Sports Final 11 05 Night Owl Theatre 12 00 Midnight News 9 9 9 9 10 Josephine's 12 30 00 The Big f 30 Welcome Travelers 2 00 Kate Smith 3 00 Brighten Up Your I 3 15 3 30 400 415 4 3(h 5 00 S 30 5 4$ 8 00 9 05 9 15 9 30 7 00 7 30 8 00 8 30 9 00 9 30 1100 ht 12 00 Home Video Frolics What's Cookm Ships Reporter The World In Review Educatonal Feature Howdy Doody Dmeh Shore Camel News Caravan The Weather Man Travelogue Short Sno't Drame Children's Playhouse Juvenile Jury Ford Theater Masttn Kane Groucho Marx Chevron Theater Cinema Showcase SDorts Final Owl Theatre , Midnight News FRIDAY. to 9 30 FEBRUARY 27 Test Pattern Morning Edit.on Of News Weather Report 945 Facts and Figures In Rnythm 10 00 Contrasts 10 15 Movie Quick pun 10 30 Better Living Electrically I I 00 Early Bird Matinee 12 00 Women and News 12 30 Metmee Merry 00 The Big Payoff I 30 Welcome Travelers 20(H-Ka- te Smith 3 00 Video Frolics 3 30 Whats Cookin' 4 00 The feminine Touch 4 15 The World lo Review 9 TO 9 40 Art Linkletetr Arthur Godfrey KSLTV Special Garry Moore 00 30 Kitchen Early Bird Matinee Women and News Matinee Merry Go Round 10 30 12 30 15 VALUE PACKED 17 Table Model Is This compact designed to fit smaller room areas yet large enough to have full size TV and sound system. QXP chassis with Filament power transformer Easy Lens Front Picture Vision Golden Controls Maximum Performance SeTuner-Autor lector Switch Sound Tuning for locked-isound and picture. See it today compare it for value and performance! matic Long-Range- n $23995 BR ENBEKER ECTRIC Lou 84 Hazel DeVon Phone 1190 South Main Eolc onal Featuie 4 45 Gabby Hayes 5 (KHowdy Doody 4 jo 5 30 Travelogi-- 5 45 9 00 9 05 9 IS 9 30 7 00 7 30 Camel News Caravan Tne Weather Man Tte Joridhon Soty OO- -P 9 tS 9 30 10 00 10 30 l I 11 TJeports D Qest The Big Story HollywooJ Opening My Hero 03 Sports F naf 05 N qht Owl Theatre OOMidnight News Night 29 It R.ch The Early Gordon s 12 30 I I 00 30 45 4 4 5 5 8 8 8 7 7 8 8 9 9 10 5 00 30 00 30 00 5 30 00 30 00 30 00 TO 00 30 A. Mr. and Mrs. John William Singh exchanged wedding vows on February 14 in St. Henrys Catholic church. Mrs. Singh is the former Donna Mae Wulf, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse W. Wulf of Corinne. Mr. Singhs parents are Mr. and Mrs. Sunder Singh, also of Corinne. . , . Annual No. District Federation Convention Slated For March 7 Mr. and Mrs. Reese Davis Sweethearts At Jaycee Ball Saturday Federated Northern District Womens club annual convention will be held Saturday, March 7, in Logan. Hostesses for the day are to be members of the Womens Faculty league. Registration will begin at 9:30 a.m. in the Ladies Lounge on the USAC campus. Luncheon and afternoon session will be held at the Bluebird. All ladies of Civic Improvement Club and Kindergarten Club of Brigham City are invited and urged to attend. In the morning sessions club presidents will report, state president will speak and vocal selections will be sung by Mrs. Orval Sackett of Brigham City. At the luncheon meeting the Faculty Womens club chorus will sing followed by a guest speaker. Luncheon are reservations $1.75 per plate and must be received by Monday, March . 2, Mrs. Glen Tout. Smithfield, District president, said today. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. (Reese) Davis were crowned sweethearts Saturday evening at a very successful Junior Chamber of Com- are urged to send in. reserva tions Immediately to Mrs. Earl A. Davis, 2166 Wellington, Salt Lake City. Phone your society news to share from net investment Income, payable March 15, 1953, to Fund shareholders of record February 27, 1953. S.M. RASMUSSEN District Manager Phone 298 THIS WEEKS BEST BUYS Pepsodent Ammoniated 771 TOOTH POWDER 1 47c size 1 merce Sweethearts ball held at the Eagles hall. PREVIEW The room was gaily decorated in red and white with a sweet heart motif. Small individual nosegays were given to each lady as a favor. Beige is the last word this spring especially in chiffon-weigtweeds and with ehalk-whiaccents. Theres a lot to say for blues, violets and sharp yellow, too. Hats, a little smaller, often with a half veil. Skirts slightly longer. Both infinitely more exciting. Be sure to see the ten colorful pages of festive Easter fashions in the big March issue of the Ladies Home JournaL Get a copy today! 27c size 470 Both For 63c Pepsodent Tooth Paste 10c Lux Soap ht te lovely buffet supper was served. Committee in charge Included Mr. and Mrs. Edward Frost, chairmen; Mr. and Mrs. Armour Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Nielsen Mrs. and Mr. and Charles Croftman and Mr. and Mrs. Gale Maddox. A Both For (54 MAX FACTORS new blend of creamy make-u- p base and powder applied with a puff. CREAM PUFF$ 2S phis tax 33c Mennens Shave Cream 2 for 43 - 43c Colgate Chlorophyll Mrs. Mary Coffer To Be Deseret Camp Hostess Toothpaste Mrs. Mary Kotter, 177 north Second east, will be hostess to members of the Deseret camp 'Daughters of Utah Pioneers on Friday, February 27, at 7:30 p. m. Those in charge announced today that a good attendance is 2forS9 HEARING AID BATTERIES Depot For Aid Repairs CONFIDENCE IN YOUR PHYSICIAN AND YOUR PHARMACIST IHDOflB r Hava Show Art Lmkletter Double or Nothing Garry Moore The Early Show Margaret Masters Kitchen Search for Tomorrow love of Life Guiding Light Dotty Doing The Town Uncle Roscoe's Party Kit Carson Sagebrush Playhouse World Tonight Rolfe Petersen Show Twenty Questions Its News To Me Our Miss Brooks Oiiie and Harnett Abbott and Costello Our Little Margie March of Time Rmqside News and Weather Sign Off Probably no other profession works eo close to the heart of man as the medical profession. The doctors work is an almost never ending endeavor towards the improvement of your personal health. His understanding of you and his diagnosis is often as reassuring as the measures he recommends to help you regain your health. When his recommendations to you include a specific pharmaceutical preparation, we want you to understand that our technical knowledge and skill aj:e at your disposal. Just as your physician has been trained to identify your illness, so our pharmacists have been specifically trained to know drugs and the technics necessary to compound his prescription. You may be certain that your physicians instructions will be followed meticulously. We have the equipment, the material, and the knowledge. mm f ove-Ove- Feature FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27 II 30 News and Music Digest 45 Betty Furness Show 12 00 Strike It Rich 3 Hopatooq Cassidy Cisco Kid ghts 8 45 Greatest Fights of Cenlurf 9 00 Wonder of the Wild 8 45 00 Vt Members of the Kindergarten club and Civic Improvement club of Brigham City, both organiza Oak Camp of the Daughters of tions affiliated with 'Utah State Utah Pioneers will meet Friday Federated Womens clubs, have at the home of Victor, been invited to attend a Utah 717 West Seventh Rudger it was south, board state meeting beginning learned today. at 9:30 a. m. at the Newhouse The meeting will begin at hotel In Salt Lake City on Sat 7:30 p. m. urday, February 28. Those planning on attending CKBSX? Salon Party 3l5 Search For Tomorrow 3 30 Love of Life 3 45 Guiding Light 4 00 It's Delicious Sego Milk 4 15 Uncle Roscoes Party 4 45 Sagebrush Playhouse 5 45 It s Your Neck 8 00 World Tonight 9 10 Somethings In The Wind 9 15 Jane Froman Show 8 30 Date With Judy 7 00 Biff Baker U.SA. 7 30 The Lone Ranger 8 00 You Aro There 8 301 ve Got A Secret 9 00 B g Town 9 30 Bums and Alien 10 00 Tales of Tomorrow 10 30 The Lett Show 11.15 News end Weather Sign Off 3 2 45 3 15 3 30 Those Two Mm ture Playhouse FEBRUARY News Strike iiS Financial Industrial Fund. Inc has declartd a regular quarterly dividend of $0.03 per Oak Camp Of DUP Will Meet Friday Evening desired. 5 Music Digest II 45 12 00 I FEBRUARY 29 THURSDAY, 00 to 9 30 Test Pattern 30 Morning Edition Of News 40 Weather Report 45 Facts and Figures 00 Contrasts In Rhythm MOO 12 00 It Rich i 30 45 ' 12 30 25 Music Digest & Art Lmkletter Double or Nothing Garry Moore The Early Show 2 45 Margaret Masters Kitchen 3 5 Search For Tomorrow 3 30 Love of Life 3 45 Guiding Light Kitchen Esrly Bird Matinee Women end News Round Matinee Merry-OThe Bg Payoff Welcome Traveler! 10 News Strike 45 00 30 00 11 TV FEBRUARY 1953 Hlg-gen- bons. Maid of honor was Miss Josephine Cerventes, gowned in a 'mj ',kw Elder NEWS e honoring the newlyweds was held in the Masonic Lodge hall In Corinne. The receiving line tood before a double seven branclt candelabra. The lovely bride was radiant in a floor length gown of lace, shimmering satin and nylon net. It featured a sweetheart neckline, nylon yoke and a wide collar edged in nylon lace. The bridal veil was attached to a tiny bonnet of nylon net edged in seed pearls. Her heart shaped bouquet was centered with a large orchid surrounded by baby orchids and streamers of rib- - Box Brigham City, Utah Wednesday. February 25, Regular, monthly Civic Imclub meeting will A weekly newspaper, established In provement Is be held Our American Heritage afternoon, IB96, published every Wednesday and Thursday for submitted ts Second Cmm Matter at the the subject 26, beginning at 4:00 enteredoffice February In Brigham City, Utah, un would-bpoets of the Civic Im- p. m. in the War Memorial poet der the act of March 8, IB79. club. provement home. Chat. W, Claybaugh, Publisher The annual literary division Crompton. Managing Editor for the day, planned Robt. P.Johnson. Program Advertising Manager contet rules come from Mrs. by Mrs. R. C. Alston, program Gladys Box Elder counroto Gilbert O. Henrrick, 1885 Mili- chairman, and Subscription Mrs. Lyman ty, $2.25 per year, inpayable in odvancej tary Drive, Salt Lake iCty. Chlarson, civil defense chairman in combination with tha Box Elder $4 00 Friday) Ladies of the dub have been for the organization, includes a Journal, (published $2.00 for 6 months; single per year: invited to Join the contest now. talk by Colonel Leonard 5 Box Elder Outside cents. eoun copy Contest closes April 15 when all who will present various ty. 08.$3.00 per year; combination rote entries must be sent to state phases of civil defense, and $3 Audit Bureau of ttrcuktiorw, chairman. Charles Pauli, director of the Member Na Utah State Prose Association, First page should contain a Safety Service chapter of the tiona! Editorial Association and United Utah Press. Representative: Advertising little of the poem followed by American Red Cross, who will State Preae Association, Salt Lake title page. The poem is limited give a unique first-aidemon- City, Utah. to 32 lines. Three copies must stration. be submitted to state chairman. Also Included in, the program Algeria is .part of metropoliMaterial will not be returned it will be-s on club tan talk France, with representatives was lamed today from Mrs. M. in the Parliament at Paris. Mrs. Cyde B. Stratford, A. Burtcher, director member of 'by the project committee of Civic Improvement club. Ladies are reminded to keep copy for their Fort Brigham Camp Financial own files. To Meet Friday Eve Announcement of winners will NOTICE 'be made at the Fine Arts banIndustrial OF Fort Brigham Camp Daughters be to held in connection 69TH quet of Utah Pioneers are invited to with state convention. Date will attenJ regular camp meeting on CONSECUTIVE Fund, us. be announced later. Friday, February 27, at 7:30 p, Poems will be collected in reg m. at the home of Mrs. Ruth ular March meeting. Phillips, 315 west Third north. Quarterly Dividend Election of officers will be Kindergarten And Civic conducted during the meeting, The Board of Directors of Plan Home In Corinne Following Vows J. 2 Regular Civic Club To Be Held Thur. Afternoon Ladies Of Civic Club Urged To Join State Poetry Contest quick sudsing for easier toft water dishwashing, whiter washes, glonovt shampoos, delightful bathing. Got complete dotails on this tmot fog now automatic wator softener. PERMUTIT CO. TH SOFTENER WATER Costs 43 than pre-w- lest ar automatic models Ask for FREE MM homo trial A A S21DX26 Just think! In a smart, Mah.f,iy f mahogany cabinet only 22H you get all this! Big 21' TV 220 q. in. of brilliantly detailed picture . . . powered by Admiral great new DX-5- 3 Chassis with Cascode Turret Tuner that guarantees UHF reception. Plus console-powe- r .radio built right into the TV chassis. Plus Admirals brand-neSuper "600 Phonograph that plays all records, all sizes, aU speeds . . .Variable Tone Control for all three services. 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