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Show t and the by Ella Stallings number was "A Little Pray clos-jn,- iu3 -- JtDt Brigham City, Utah Journ a I Friday, June Bear River News 17, 1949 Mrs. Papworth and . daughter da, is af home. a e attending the summer ses Mrs. John T. Hansen of Trc mm at the Utah Slate Agricul monton and Mrs. Ernest Olsen of Brigham City visited with tuial a) lege. Mrs. Ernest Huggins Tuesday. Austin Johnsen and Dewey Ramsdel) made a business trip head dam, Thousand Spungs to Pocatello recently. am! into tintjno (hegon CJayne There will be a Mothers and nl Boise, Holingu-naccompaDaughter soeial held June 22. nied them. Martell Morten.sen is regis- The girls organization is it. tered at the B Y. U for the sumMr. Mrs. Oleen Neisen, ami mer season. Mrs. Elvira Mi. and Mrs. Val Andersen, ElIvy Andersen, Christensen and Emerine Chris- lis Dee Andeisen, Chris Andertensen are atiending the sum- sen, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bymer session at the I.S.A.t. They water and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest drive back and foilh every day Huggins attended the Junior livestock show in Sait Lake. Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Iversen Mr. and Mis. Austin Johnson, spent several days in Idaho Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Jenson and Falls recently. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barker were Vere Morlensen left Wednes- guests at tne social, given by day morning for Fort Bliss, Tex., the North Box Elder stake choir, where he will engage in army at Crystal Springs Friday evemaneuvers. He is a membpr of ning. the R.O.T.C. at U.S.A.C. Cdioi Holmgren, daughttr of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Johnsen Mrs. Roy Thoi.sen, was chosen attended the Campbell reunion queen of the Bear River camp held at Fairmont park in Salt of the D.U.P. at Crystal Springs, Lake City Saturday. Saturday evening. Carol will Mrs. Lettio D. Campbell of compete in Salt Lake City for Afton, Wyoming, were guests of queen of all the camps. Kenneth Mr. and Mrs. Austin Johnsen Iversen, who has and family over the week-end- . been employed in Wells, Neva- , BEAR RIVER CITY Mrs. Octavo H. Weiler and young daughter, Connie Hope is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Holmgren while her Wm. husband, Brigadier-Genera- l F. Weiler is conducting military maneuvers at Camp Williams for the Utah National Card. Mrs. Ivy Andersen was a gracious hostess to her card club Friday afternoon. Pinochle was played with prizes going to Eli?aheth Iversen and Fern A delicious was lunch served. a Mrs. Cliff Matteson was special guest at Mrs. Wellings in club, Thursday afternoon Fielding. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Holmgren and daughter, Gayle, returned recently from a trip They through the northwest. visited Payette Lakes, Arrow Ar-bo- Bear River and Willard played ball Saturday afternoon with Bear River, corning out on the short end of the score. Mr. Dennis Dallin of Logan visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Dallin, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Matteson of Logan visited relatives here Friday. Mary Miner of Provo is spending the w'eek here visiting her grandparents, and Mrs. Reginald Burt. and Mr. Mrs. Spencer Jacques and sons, Roger, Stanley and Ronnie of Antioch, Calif., were visiting friends here Tuesday. Mrs. Jacques will be remembered as La Veil Christensen. The Happy Stitchenettes met at their leaders home Monday afternoon. Fitting patterns weie discussed and some of the girls cut out their dresses. Donnell Mortensen was hostess. The ladies Farm Bureau met Thursday afternoon. Bessie Hansen gave some very good ideas on salads and sandwiches and she also made several kinds. its Americas Mol II m. Mr. Refrigerator Mrs tiful country of Norway Lois Hubbard arid Mrs. Martha nl ORINNE Srpoot directed the showing those slides. Ice ireani and cake were served by the class leaders apers to a large group of members Lovely coinages present. Mis. Katie Nelson Corinne Newt by were presented to the oflieei.s oi the oiganizaiion as a token ol years foi tneir CORINNE The monthly meet- appreciation service. ettieient and ot faithful ing of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers was held at the home Sunday evening the Singing with of Mrs. Roxie Fillmore Mothers presented the piogram Captain Della Owens in charge at the Bear River ward in reand conducting the meeting. A proof the recent nominating committee compos- ciprocation Singthe here by gram given ed of Dyan Jones, P.hoda Owens Bear Rivei and Verda Marble was appoint ing Mothers of the was as fol ed to make up the tickets tor ward. The program Sweet the election of new officers to lows: Preliminary music, the group. Work. by the .Is take place soon. Mrs. Martha selection "For The Smoot was appointed chairman opening of the Hills": prayer by Stiength 4 of the July float committee. "Oh Lord Names were presented of girls Leon P. Jensen; song. President who are eligible to enter the of Hosts; remarks by "Dear O. duet, Alice Norman; Olive county queen contest and Rasmussen Mabel I Pray, Lord Fillmore was named chairman Leona Cheal; selections, of this committee to notify the and and of the Redeemed Song to particigirls and urge them trio with part of Glory, pate. The lesson, "The Story of King Mae the Blind in Utah. was given sung by Verda Marble, Lavine and Murphy Redelings by Hulda Campbell. Jones. were and solo part by Dyanof Christ Delicious refreshments on the teachings Talk served by Olive Fillmore, Mabel Katie Nelson; vioRasmussen and Bernice Ander- was given by lin duet Stallings and Nancy by son to eighteen members presA double trio, Anderspn. Ray ent. Verda Andersen, from Evelyn A recent letter received Lavine Rhoda Owens, Elder Milton Norman, in the Marble, Murphy, Mae Redelings and inNorwegian mission field, "Be My formed his parents that he is Alice Norman sung now president of the Narvik Companion, followed by Song A group. branch and has eight elders un- of Harvest, by the was iBell, The given reading He is ender his supervision joying some interesting experiences and recently crossed The , Arctic circle and visited where the people are small and dress in 'bright- - hued cloth- c fe r the gi"up; piuver was by L'arlus Jensen. Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd several visiting days enjoved with lelatives and friends at vicin-tM.uvsvule, Burrville and day 'during the Memorial holidays. atMi and Mis Floyd Carter exercises commencement tended at he d Sunday and Monday ,J Royce graudtedfromV f pharmacy ;,t UnKctotl Idaho. Costs Mote Now CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (L The racing shell Rarvw in 1852 for its fi4 with Yale cost V cost $1,600 each and 70f extra. J Hi art! bat jj'p From where 1 Slt4z JoeMarit 01 JflC Don't Fence Yourself n Its lias Every spring. Handy Peterson and Easy Roberts patch up the stone wall that separates their farms. They walk along talking Easy on one side. Handy on the olht.r picking up the fallen stones and putting them back. Afterwards, over a friendly glass of beer, Easy says, You is a nice neighknow, borly custom, but we really dont need that wall. We keep it up just because it happens to be there. Yes, says Handy, a lot of walls and fences and boundaries keep on sepui ating ueople for ru wall-mendi- good reason. Maybe wed n better off if some of them were tc down, instead of kept standing Irom where I sit. Hand, mouthful. Take the walla 1 , tolerance that people buXd against each other. I Hke , t perate glass of beer now and thd you may prefer buttermilk- -h thats no reason for me to critic, you, or you, me. 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