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Show Hats Off To The Visiting Teachers 7 Story Oh 2nd Ward Relief Society Follow-u- p was Olsen ol the hot ed ltom la-on- Fonnesber k, Veda sen, l.uiille Berehtold Wednesday, March 1953 25, Beehive Camp of DUP Will Meet Friday, 7:30 IBeehive camp of the Daughin ters of Utah Pioneers will hold luncheon .servIbeuulitully decoiated tables. Shamrocks, pussy willows and dalfodills served as motif for the afternoon. A huge birthday cake decorated by Joan Olsen centered the table. Devolutions were under the direction of Arlene Andersen, barge i Elder NEWS '1 Brlghcun City, Utah The following stoiy is a follow-up story on the Second ward Mai eh 17 birthday celebration held last Tuesday in the Second vanl ilesidcnt Pearl Box Peter- and their regular monthly meeting Friday, March 27 at 7:30 p. m. at the home of Fannie Christensen, 628 south Eighth vyest. Ft. Brigham Camp DUP Will Meet. This Friday Tire Forf Brigham camp of the Friday, March O U P. Will meet 27, at 7 p. m. at the home of Munson. Captain Lola E. Stowell on North IBcssie Kskelsen and Vera Fife Main stieet. were chairmen of t tie food's committee with the following assisting; Vera Sederholm, Annie TODAY'S BEST BUY! I.amont, Doril Horsley, Ruth OK Valentine, Margaret Fishburn, Beitha Jensen, Aleta Nicholas, Grace Tiller, Mae Jensen, Lucille Jones and Maude Olsen. During the program Mis. Sarah Longson received a tribute in honor of her 80th birthday anniversary. Special guest was her daughter. Mis. Jennie L. Jones. One bundled and eleven ladies enjoyed festivities. Share your Easter joy with those you love! 1949 CHEVROLET 34 Ton Truck. Has nearly new factory built stake .bed, 4 speed transmission, - heater, good tires and Is in good mechanical condition. $889 YOU GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY AT - , Central Chevrolet Co. Choostf from our wonderful selection of Hall- Guests At Fourth Ward larty For Belief Society Members teachers were presented corsages by beautifully decorated table, A delicious hot luncheon was served and excellent program presented. President Pearl Hunsaker and specially honored at a long, mark Easter Greeting Cards to express your sentiments most beautifully to your ones. Cards suitable for all ages. ... at which visiting dear 1 "Hats Off ToOur Visiting Teachers " Theme Of Fourth Ward Relief Society Birthday The Full-featur- 'Hats off to our visiting teachers was rheme for annual Relief society birthday party for Relief society members of the on Wednesday, Fourth ward ' NOW For The First Time! REMINGTON SMALL A typewriter that has all the features of a BIG typewriter and sells for at least $52 less. carriage. Full 10 inch writing line. Handlt and re your correspondence porttl Miracle Tab and 34 addiFull- - 310 tional Featureil Convenient Budget termi arranged. only $113.00 REMINDER 44 ob-- wi Phone 3 South Main 1 er, Mr. and Mis. Henry Norman and Bishop George A. Nielson. Mis. Beecher and Mrs. Norman n Sacrament Meeting In Second Ward Sunday meeting was held Sacrament the Brigham City Second ward evening at 7 p. m. with Sunday Bywater Bishop C. LeGrande Horsley are board members. Decorations for the affair were March 18. under the dneelum of Mrs. Ma- ble Forsgren arid Mrs. Lillian As the visiting teachers arKnutUen. rived they .each received a corThe delicious hot luncheon sage in recognition of their two was served under the direction years service with 100 percent. of Mrs. Lola Nielsen, Mrs. Mary by Corsages were presented Kotter, Mrs. Amy Phillips, Mrs. President Pearl Hunsaker. Rhea Rees and Mrs. Ivy Fuller. Guests were seated at beautiMrs. Nadine Stratfotd and fully decorated table. The tables Mrs. Fern Brown were in charge featured miniature trees with of the program. Those taking tiny bluebirds on the branches, part were the Singing Mothers Pixies bearing 100 percent ban- of the Fourth ward Relief so- ners and 1ttle hats were also under the direction of ciety, tables. used in decorating the Mrs. Lucy Wright. At the head table a beautiful The program also included a bouquet of red and white carna- tribute to visiting teachers by tions flanked by white tapers. Mrs. Elizabeth Madsen, followMrs. Nina Beecher of the stake ed by a response 'by Mrs. Pauline board offered grace. Hadfield. The ladies were then Seated at the head table were: entertained by students of Mrs. North Box Marjorie Christiansen; Eda Rae Mrs. Emery Wight, Elder stake Relief society presi- Anderson, accompanied by her dent; Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Beech mother, Mrs. Paul Anderson, Hals, Hats, Hats; a sang dance and song routine was ed Milton Bywaters And Clifford Jensens Arc Back From Coast Trip j in Mr. and Mis. Milton and Mr. and Mrs Clifford Jenand conducting. sen letumed Monday afternoon presiding The congregation sang a numfrom a 10 day trip to California ber and Roger Sederholm offerand the Northwest. ed opening prayer, and She conr an(j rs ByWater's son, gregation sang another number. Harold, accompanied them as Jerry Olsen, Kay Daines and 'far as San Diego. Calif., where William J. Glover were in charge he entered the navy reserve of sacrament. Lloyd M. Bowden, a returned training center. The couple-- ; went into Mexico missionary from Australia gave and then returned up the coast an interesting talk and bore his to San Fiancisco. From there testimony. Austin Larsen of the they went through the giant stake high council addressed the Redwoods and into Oregon, re- congregation. more After congregational turning through Idaho. Douglas Quayle of the a singing very enjoyable They report stake high council gave a short trip. talk on fault finding and bore on stake welfare his Lester Andersens Take work.testimany The congregation sang and First Trip Following 40 Neal Hansen offered closing Years With Postoffice prayer. McCormick FARMALL Mr. and Mrs. Lester Andersen have returned from five weeks Oak Camp of DUP Will vacation trip, Meef Thursday At 7:30 Mr. Andersen recently retiled Oak camp of the Daughters of given toy Billy Howes, Ray God- following more than 40 years Utah Pioneers will meet at the Anderson and with the post off ice department. home of Mary Christensen, 242 Sharon frey, Kathy Claytbaugh, accompanied He and Mrs. Andersen vacation north Finst eas't, Brigham City, by Mrs. Bobby Ann Hunsaker. ed in Nevada, California and Thursday, March 28, at 7:30 "A Bit of Ireland was presen- Mexico. p. m. ted by Stewart Dickey and Arlene Whitney entertained, accompanied by Mrs. Del Mar Shamrocks And Daffodils Decorate Tables Whitney. Second Counselor Mary For Harper Ward Relief Society Party Kolter gave regards to visiting From a long table centered; teachers followed by remarks by deco- the benediction. with a huge Shamrock, Bishop George A. Nielson. Special guests were Mrs. LuLadies honored during the rated .with boquets of daffodils cille Wight, North Box Elder nest in Easter candles and. included: class leaders tiny evening stake Relief society president, and miniature rabbits for 1951-52- : Elsie Christensen, marking and Bishop and Mrs. Nor places for 36 guest members man, also Joseph Yates,Henry Maggie Lee and LaVerna Jepp-jt&a former of Relief the Harper ward son; and the following visiting resident. Leora House, Annie 'Ciety and their husbands en- C. Jensen, Emily Hewlett, Sarah joyed the Relief society birthday KDYL TV Jensen, Effie Freeman, Elsie anniversary on March 18 in the MARCH 25 WEDNESDAY, ward hall. Martell Christensen, Johnson, 9 00 to 9 30 Test Pattern Alice Steinvoort, Ella Abel, EliIn charge of decorations were 9 30 Morning Edition Of News 9 40 Weather Report zabeth Schow, Leona IBunderson, Mrs. Grace Jeppsen, Mrs. Edith 9 45 Facts and Figure Pauline Hadfield, Alta Shaw, Baty and Mrs. Reva Ann Har10 00 A Nurse At Home 10 30 Josephine s Ella Kotter, Mary Kotter, Maria per. Food committee included: Kitchen 1100 Fady Bird Matinee Nelson, Sarah Rasmussen, Jean-ett- Mrs. G. M. Holmes, Mrs. Frew-till- a 12 00 Women and New 12 30 Nelson, Martha Higley (deMatinee Yates, Mrs. Ann Yates and 00 The Big Payoff ceased), Maggie Lee, Maude Mrs. Christine Yates. 30 Welcome Traveler Smith 2 Hot chicken pie supper was Butterfield, Hortense Ridd, Grace 3 00 Video Frolic Rock, La Verna Jeppson, Edna served. 3 30 ! What's Cookin' 4 00 Feature Educational with Robinette, Lewinna Olsen, Ethel Bishop Program, Joseph 4 15 Wond In Review Romer, Maude Beecher, Serella Yates as master of ceremonies, 4 30 Travelogue 4 45 Gabby Hayes Law, Ivy Fuller, Violet Bird (de- included: jokes, Edith Baty: 5 00 Howdy Doody Mr. and Mrs. Samuel ceased), Nadine Stratford, Ella duet, 5 30 Trave'ogue 5 45 News Caravan Johnson, Genieve Richards, Welch; reading, Ann Yates; duet, 6 00 Headline News Roundup Madsen, Johanna Klitgaard, Willard and LaRue Yates; ac6 15 Those Two Laverna Speth, Millie Rosen- cordion selection, Ida Deem; 6 30Dirlc Tracy 7 00 Pirade Of Stan baum, Olivia Knight, Leona skit, Barbara Jeppson and Leah 7 30 Dennis Day 8 00 This Is Your Life May, Erma Coleman Rachel Baugh. Records were played the TV Treafre 8 30 Bowen, Lottie Simonsen, Erma remainder of the evening. 10 00 Wrestl.nq Grace was offered by Paul Peters, Geneva Wright, Lucy 00 Sports Final 05 Niqht Owl Theatre Hunsaker. L.- R. 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