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Show IS: in H , 0 THE CITIZEN. Lewlstaa, Utah Clukitoa Bridi February f, INI New Families Welcome - the home of Mr. and Bln. Herman S. Thompson were their grandchildren Blr. and Mn. Vera Dealdn awl two sons and Eari and Dick Owen all of Fielding. JESS and Bln. Paut el. Cark. BOL AND MRS. Griffiths of Weston visited at Weekend vislton at home of Blr. and Bln. George the home of Blr. and Mrs. Loode were their daughter Paul M. Cark on Sunday. i. anu famvy Air. ani BOL WILLIAM Jardlne of Larry Humpberys of Gran- Ogden visited on Saturday at toe home of his parents Blr. ger. Sunday dinner guests a t and Bln. Purl Jardlne. The fol- Bureau of Public Roads. CLARKSTON Mn. Larena C ark lowing tamues were we tewa ed into the ward on Sunday Mn. Cheryl Clark of Blalad at tne evening. Mr. and Mn. Ed- visited on Sunday win Jaxdlne and eons James homes of Mr. and M r s. and Lyle, former y of Boun- James E. Jardlne and Mr. w mmm i BOjYSMO;UiTS PREPARING THE and tiful Fifth Ward, and Mr. and Mn. Dm Seamons, formerly of Lcgan Nineteenth Ward. Visiting on Sunday at the home of their parents Mr. and Bln. Wil'lam Atkinson was. their son and daughter-in-laMr. and Mn. Lynn Atkinson and family of Clifton, Idaho. Sunday dinner guests a t the home of Mr. and Bln. Dallas Goodey were Mr. and Bln. Bob Gardner and family of Deweyvll'e. Bln. Karen Schoen and family and Rhonda Goodey of Brigham City. the w IrUfi TnmteB Several Persons Attend Clarkston Open House - TRENTON Among those tar's party at the USU Unattending the open house for ion Building Wednesday eveBlr. and Mn. John Griffiths ning. Clarv-to- n on Sunday wen blr. and Bln. Robert ReedMr. and Bln. Henry E er were hosts to the Book of iun, air. and Bln. Joseph E. Alormon study group WedAtkinson, Blr. and Bln. Aub-Bl-r. nesday night Those present Griffin and Mr. and Mrs. were Blr. and Mn. Lew P. Cecil Payne of Trenton. The Allsop, Blr. and Bln. Henry cake was made by Mrs. .Ashcroft, Mrs. Lois Blerrlll, 'and Bln. Bllllle EUerman. kinson. Mr. and Bln. Ray Cark of The Book of Mormon records Buhl, Ida., wen over night were listened to and a disguests of Mr. and Bln. Henry cussion followed. EUerman Wednesday, MR AND B1RS. 8. P. Blr. and Bln. Roland were hosts to a group Eppich drove to Ogden Sun- of friends night at day where they visited Blr. their home. Friday was serSupper add Bln. Ellis Griffin and ved to Blr. anil Bln. A. L. d family. Blr. and Mrs. George M. Peek and Bln. Mary Andrew lr. and Bln.Mn.Hen-nr and A. Btortenson. They were ac- 0. Blerrlll, Blr. BHidred and EUerman, by Gladys Haws Andersm. Rook followed the CLARKSTON Funeral companied of Logon. ' services of Arnold Rasmusupper. BIANY TRENTON WARD sen were held In the ClarkPresident Wanda Andrew ston ward chanel on Tnesday'memten the con- - and counselors Janice Gzem with Bishop John L. Heggle ference session Saturday and and Joan Hansen attended conducting. Family prayer Sunday held at the Lewiston Primary preparation meet by Bishop B. 3. Rausten. First and Fourth Ward. At big Wednesday night at the Pre ude and uostlude mu--1 the Sunday night session Jan-si- c Cove Ward. was played by Bessie et Griffin offered me of the Mr. Lewis N. Godfrey has Griffin. Song by choir muter prayen. been visiting with his son and the direction of C h e m ! 1 1 Mr.and Bln. James Soack- - family, Blr. and Mrs. Blaine Clark, I Know That M y mm, and daughter, Janet, Godfrey of Idaho Falls ter Redeemer Lives1'. Prayer by Blr. and Bln. Merlin L. the past two weeks. Rmussen. Life hs-- drew, Blr. and Mrs. Reed Rawlins and family tony of the deceased by Bll- - Read, Cliff Wiser, Flossie drove to Salt Lake City Sat- cbsel Rasmussen Atkinson, Note unlay to see their wife and mn Reeder and Neta Speakers were Edwin mother, Ethel, who is hosPresident J. attended the funeral services pitalised at tto present time. Rausten and Bishop weggio. .'for Dm C. Van Dyke, Sr. Her many friends tore wish Bluslcal numbw iniHei held Wednesday afternoon in for ter n speedy recovery. a vocal duet God Under- - ' the Lewiston Second Ward stands" by Bessie Griffin and chapel. Blr. Wiser sang a A NUMBER of friends atElva Rausten accompanied solo .and two duets were ung tended tto funeral services Monday afternoon for Blr. F. jfrg, Atkinson and Bin. L. Allan of SmtthfiSM. Ha Abide With Me" by Velda iriffin, Norma Reeder ac-was the father of Mrs; Iter-o- n Wood and Karen Wlcox ac-them an. (Orris Bine) Hansen.BIany comoanled by Bbrie Larson. Several others visited the mortuary Closing song' by choir "Tto among them being, Lord is My Sheoherd. Bene- - Blrs. E.W. Bingham and Mn Sunday evening. Blr. Mrs. Therm Hansen, Jr., diction by Ronakl Hansen. Bertha Godderidge and Andersm in the Clark dred and her sm of San Francisco, CaL. came grave ton Cemetery was dedicated Dm, attended the funeral of to attend tto funeral and Arnold Rasmussen of Clark- pent n tew days with Ms by Norman D. Loosle. parents, also visiting h a r Pall bearers were ston Tuesday. mi Michael RasmussenJUm-ak- l parents in Newton. Blr. and Blrs. L. C. Butler Hanson, Brent Wood, MR. AND MRS. EUon RasDavid Dahe and Wendell mussen of Paul, Mato, came are lumpy to amwunca tto to attend the funeral services i or a grandchild, a dau Sparks. The Ward Relief was in charge of floral A I his brother, Arnold, mid ghter born to Blr. and Bln. stayed with Blr. and Mrs. E. Eddie tenderer of Loon, offerings. W. Bingham overnight Tues- on Monday January 27. This GRADUATES WITH HONORS day. Blr. and Mrs. W1 am is tto first child for wmimw of Amain visited at and Ktea. TRENTON Mr. a a d tto Bingham home Tuesday, Blrs. Wendell Blarriott reMrs. Cliff Wiser drove t o also. turned home Sunday after Sa't Lake City Fridav to see Mrs. Cyril Pitcher was an pending a week in Ogden their aon John graudate from official visitor Tuesday mor- with her daughter and tarn- c school of Electron- ning at Relief Society, where ics. and spcnt overnight with tto lesson was given b y ms who are the Barents John and Marlene and fam- Clara Cott'e. of another son. She brought Blr. and Blrs. Joseph E. At- two of the boys back home ily. John was third highest in tto graduating class. kinson attended the carpen- - ter a week or so. BOYS OF AMERICA BOL COLLINS Thompson, of Salt Lake City has tom visiting at the tome of his parents Blr. and Bln. Newell Thompson during the past days. He has also tom to USU in Logan cn business. Thompson and his wife the former f Muir, daughter of Blr. and Bln. Muir of Logan and their three chldren wen recently transferred from Santa Fa. 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