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Show mm Brigham yjeiv3-$oum- Mrs. Ray Korth Is Hostess At Bridge al City, Utah Friday, February 25, 1949 Together Again fn A ord in the sale of U. S. savings January, H. C. Bridge was played with prizes being ,won by Mrs. Max Bott, Mrs. Lowell Packer and Mrs. Don Johnson. Mrs. Dean Freeman and Mrs. Don Johnson were medal invited guests. Luncheon was served at three small tables decorated in the patriotic theme to Mrs. Mack Young, Mrs. Lowell Packer, Mrs. Reeve Lloyd Whitworth, Mrs. Mrs. Frank Forsgren, Brown, Mrs. Lee Anderson, Mrs Herm Hadfield, Mrs. .Max Bott, Mrs. Kay Olsen and the hostess. ARE TIVO GREAT CHOICES OPEN TO AIR FORCE VOLUNTEERS Do you know that any man with two years of college or the equivalent, age 20 to 26 4 and single, can apply for Aviation Cadet training? If accepted, he gets the worlds finest flight training and, after completing it successfully, becomes a pilot in the Air . and 2nd Lieutenant Force Reserve. Do you know that V. 8. Air Force Officer Candidate School Is open to any civilian from 20 Vi to 26 Vi, with two years of college or its equivalent, who can make the grade? He applies for enlistment for the specific purpose of taking Officer Candidate training. If accepted, and he succeeds bonds during oi Shoemaker, the Utah committee announced. for the Total E" bond saks 38 perof a showed gain state while cent over January 1948, 14 perredemptions decreased cent. Box The total bond sales for Elder county were announced by as Stte alumni Sponsored Bv REEVES COAL & FEED STORE U. S. ARMY & AIR FORCE RECRUITING OFFICE Post Office Building, Brigham, Utah Office Hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Each Weekday THtERElS Q RLGHTiWAVi mem- Pan-guitc- U.S.A.C. graduates. te Betty Grable And Dan Dailey . . . who first teamed to score a sensational success in Mother Wore Tights, are paired in When My Baby Smiles At Me, which unfolds the story of show business through the flamboyant life and love of a show team who tried to climb to the big time" together. The picture, in technicolor, opens Sunday for three days at the Capitol theater. Mr. And Mrs. George J. Wood Celebrate Golden Wedding Date Today With Open House MR. AND MRS. GEORGE .... Mr. and Mrs. George J. Wood S-- are celebrating their golden wedding anniversary with open house at their home at 136 West Forest, this afternoon (IFeb. 25) from two until six oclock. George Wood was born at Willard, a son of Josia and Clare Wood on June 25, 1879 and Mrs. Wood, also bom at Willard on December 17, 1881 is the .daughter of Daniel and Sophonia Woodland. Mr. and Mrs. Wood were married at Brigham City, fifty years ago today, February 1899. 'Both Mr. and Mrs. Wood have 25, PARK VALLEY NEWS PARK VALLEY Bishop and Mrs. Kenneth C. Carter and L. G. Carter spent several days in Brigham City last week. Bishop and Mrs. Carter visited their daughter, Alfa Jean. L. H. Carter attended the board of education meeting. Sunday school and sacrament meetings were held Sunday after several weeks of not having meetings. Chester Kunz-le- r was sustained as second counselor to superintendent of Sunday school. Jim Palmer, Bonnie Pugsley, Kenna Kunzler and Chester Kunzler spoke in meeting. Bonnie Pugsley and Kenna Kunzler spent the week-enwith their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pugsley and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kunzler. Bonnie and Kenna are students at U.S-A.Alma Palmer went to Brigham Saturday to bring home Mrs. Palmer and their new baby been active in church affairs at Willard, Howell and Brigham City. Mr. Wood served as president of the Howell Irrigation company for a number of years while resiidng there. Mr. Wood is a retired rancher. Your children. Merlin and Verl Wood of Tremonton, Dallas Wood of Whitehall, Montana and Mrs. Gordon Ipsen of Burbank, California, as well as the couples 12 grandchildren, , Invite all friends, relatives find daughter. Park Valley has enjoyed sevto on and Mr. call neighbors eral days of sunshine which is f Mrs. Wood. reducing the snow banks and many side roads are now being Jew Baiter Jailed . WARSAW (UP) The Warsaw reopened. district court sentenced Miro-slaKlitzner to three years im- Double Trouble prisonment for publicly jeering BATTLE CREEK, Mich. (UP) at a passing Jew. Mrs. Katherine Cook, 72, lookThe court said that in the struggle for the ed out of a second story window reconstruction of Poland partic- and saw her grandson, George, ularly severe penalties will be 10, struck by an automobile. meted out to all citizens Incit- She fell down the stairs as she ing manifestations against fel- hurried to help him. Grandlow citizens on account of na- mother and grandson rode to the hospital in the same tional, religious or racial d and the right way to . build is with LUMBER . Wood . . . Americas favorite building. material . . . has earned Its reputation through its beauty, adaptability, warmth, strength, and individuality. Wood is easy to use and sound building practices have evolved through craftsmans familiarity with it. Frankly, she couldn't! But you can, easily. There are never any wrinkle-makin- g frowns and scowls when you use Standard Stove OiL May we show you how wood is right for a home built to incorporate ideas best to serve especially for you the needs and comforts of individual family members . . . to emphato permit hobby riding and flair for ctor size hospitality? Your home of wood will be a credit to the neighborhood a credit to you. ... Its distilled 100 for purity. That clean means you have heat and far less work. Warm up and smile up with Standard Stove Oil! ... house-cleanin- g ... R. V. REEDER Distributor Brigham City, Utah rvn M OflKAllfOaNIAHODUCJB ABTANOARD . vVe-yea- One hundred eighty five towns bers as citizen with the num-be- t of Aggie iVsidents varying from one to 730 in each, it was reported by Leonard W. alumni executive secretary, following aft office survey. There is hardly a town in the state that does, not have from one to 20 graduates residing in it, McDonald indicated. The survey was restricted o graduates who received degrees and did not include the moe than 51,-0former students' who have but left attended the before earning a decree. Salt Lake City led ithe list of cities with the greatest Aggie population. Logan ranked second. Then came Ogden and Provo. Except for Cache Valley and the close Vicinity, the number of graduates in each community was generally in proportion to the size of the I community. Salt Lake City had 73$ Aggies; Logan, 683; Ogden, 405; Provo, 99; Brigham City 94; Afnerican Fork 14, Bountiful 30, Cedar City 81, Clearfield 22,1 Delta 21, Ephraim 12, Manti lfy Midvale 19, Murray 14, Nepbi 29, 11. Pleasant Grove 16, Richfield 23, Roosevelt '21, Spanish Fork 26, Springvillu 32, St. George 17, Tremonton, 40, and Vernal 20. Most of the smaller towns have from three to ten uviuvJ IIVJ for performance that thrills !i that leads thrift that FOR styledriving thats exhilarating new pleasure its the 49 Studebaker all the way! g Its the 49 Studebaker for safety for vision beauty for wide-rangfor steering ease and swift, sure stopping pow er for brilliant new performance that makes you gasp! Get an eyeful of the new 1949 Studebaker body finishes . . . outside, new colors that raid the spectrum. ..inside, a new vogue in upholsteries and appointments by Studebaker stylists. Take a look Studebaker is the new-ca- r buy word for 49. low-swun- flight-streame- d e "$tvdbakr See these stand-o- ut distinction CKompJon convertible lor 5 paw 750 South Main L APPLE, PEAR, PH, in complete varieties Also BERRY PLANK SMALL FRUITS SHRUBS, ROSES, One of Oregons largest tiocb 4 Free descriptive entail Commercial planters st want list for special low paid prices. LAFAYETTE NURSERY COM PAN' LAFAYETTE, Since Guy A. Howard, district service officer, Utah State Department of Veterans, is in Brigham in City at the Howard hotel, the employment security office, and on Mondays, Tuesdays FAMOUS "NIGHT-WATC- THI NIGHT. WATCH" de frosts t h e' Thursdays of each week to assist any veteran on any veterans benefits. refrigerator every night ... while you Easter Sunday is called in Spanish Pascua de Flores, feast Florida was 60 of flowers. named becausq De Leon made his discovery on Easter Day. B&M DEFROST H" sleep! Re- starts automatically. A remarkable device that banishes the muss and fuss of defrosting and only Norge has it. I GIANT SIDE FREEZER, safety-seale- d with a gasket of live rubber, holds up to 3 IVY pounds YEA DEEP-DIS- We have a radio ambulance, a diagnostician, an operator and a radio hospital. So when' your R. Norge is powered by the outstanding Rolla-to- r refrigerating mechanism. .COME IN TODAY . . . See us and either gets sick bring or send it here and the many other features new Norge. quick. BEEHIVE learn about Please make application before March 10th or as soon as possible. BOX ELDER PACKING Phone 737 this Inc. WALK A BLOCK AND SAVE HI PHONE II vts o Ot E NORGE BEFORE IIME T0 CEE ne YOU tAef Do You, Know You can gel a New Hudson WITH NO "EXTRAS ... the only car you step cown into! This New Hudson comes to you with no extras . . ; 0t(WieS With er without trade-- Cosh f0ry . r time peymeats. suggested prites and on hamiied bill of sole. Come in, place your order today for early delivery. Box Elder County Hudson Dealer MY CORPORATION these that distinguish MERRELLS, COAL & APPLIANCE le holds up to 12 pounds qf meat; keeps it chilled to proper Temperature; Meat need notbtwl moved from Coldpack refrigerator is being defra This great new radio H Covered ROLLATOR COLD-MAKE- eliminate COLDPACK. of frozen food. DOCK HANDEFROSTER inconvenience of emptying! ventional drip trays. Onceu only, you pour off the watt from a pitcher. Mr. Daniel Ross, plant manager of the Box Elder Packing Corporation, of Brigham City, is very anxious to employ all available local help in Brigham City and surrounding towns, for the canning processing season, which will start about June loth. While this large plant is in operation, hundreds of people are employed. Mr. Ross is asking all people, men and wimen w ho wish employment and who are over 16 years of age, to file application for this work at the factory office or to telephone 775. Those who are not sure they will be available when this work starts, are asked not to apply. When all applications are in, this company, will then know how many out of state workers it will need. OREGOK 1890 check. of the new 1949 Studebaker New New instrument panels upbolsterie New decorator-fabri- c brakes Variable ratio "extra leverage body colors Low Seats centered between axles Panoramic vision steering holder and center of gravity - Black light dash dials Automatic hill on Champions foam rubber seat cushions optional at added cost heating standard on all other models . Automatic overdrive. Climatizerextra cost. available at system, white sidewall tires, wheel trim rings JOE CARR, Inc. X rr2 n men tlULF NOW-N- Ml Lower Guaranteed Quap- CHERRY, APRICOT, PKINf ONLY NORGE SEE Studebakers the 49 buy word FRUIT TREES True-to-nam- e term insurance is expiration dates for an incasjng number of veterans, pacularly those who went into serve early with national guard ung anj the first selective serviq the Ross C. Bowen, chairman, contingents, $11,906. Veterans warnministration The state report for January ed this week, showed a total sale of all 1949 acThese veter must take bonds of $2,026,949 as tion if they wm t0 p their savings National Life inyrance jn force. against $1,610,606 in January In E bonds, the public Expiring contracy may be re- 1948 were sold in newed for a new r term favorite, $1,231,199 compared to or converted to a v permanent January of 1949 1948. , $889,553 in January of plan. insur-ce taken Original term out while in service Lf0re the Phone your news to 727. end of 1945 expires eig years Ma after it was issued. veterans took out their insuance early- - in 1941. Some of contracts are expiring now. V. A. will notify these vet A before theik a ns two months contract expires, it was advised. If the veterans do not apply for before renewal or conversion their original insurance expires, they will he required to take a physical examination to regain their coverage at a later date. World War II veterans in Utah should continue sending premium payments on National Service Life insurance to the V. A. office, P. O. Box 1260, Denver The recent order 1, Colorado. abolishing the V. A. branch offices does not affect insurance or death claims, which will be handled by the newly estabDEFROSTS lished district office at Denver. Veterans should mail their inAT MIDNIGHT surance premium payments in the yellow premium envelopes AUTOMATICALLY provided by the V. A. and make or order payments by money WITH THE G-t- Brigham City Fifth In Aggie Grad Population claim Utah diseases widespread United States. rec- Utah created an enviable Mrs. Ray North was hostess to members of iher bridge club, Thursday evening at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. AJex .Musulas. HERE Coryza, or the common is the most prevalent nt Sales Of E Bonds $11,906 In Jan. Box Elder New Hit Tremonton DEE HARRIS dlaMA iaq do BUY ! |
