Show 1 THE GARLAND TIMES j! Prompt payment of your subscription keep your paper and keep it a good paper will help to - EDITORIAL GEORGE WASHINGTON which ' The birthday of George Washington w occurs ‘tomorrow February1 22nd' should ‘Te&d to of us the reflect part upon great played many by the Virginian in the fight for freedom and his trancendent service in starting the new Republic on an illustrious course George Washington was more of a man created in the minds of than the modern Americans He had many accomplishments was a man of great talent and a military leader of considerable skill As President he was wise and his writings reveal that his interests were exceedingly broach With all honor to the memory of our first president it might be well to remind Americans now that we cannot always look to him and hi? To bewords for guidance in modern affairs gin with George Washington was a slave holder and if we mistake not an In foreign affairs he has often been held up His attitude toward original isolationist the issues of today can only be surmised by those Text for the Week: TO THY KNOW THE STATE OF THY FLOCKS AND LOOK WELL — Proverbs 27:23 Published every Friday at Garland Box Elder County Utah Entered at the Post Office at Garland Utah as Second Class Mattel in August 1928 Editor and Publisher Vemald Wm Johns Subscription Price $200 A Year Bringing you this Week and every Week a variety of news service equalled by few papers published in the state Here you find eight pages of well chosen reading matter: Local and County news — Editorials and comments on the events of the day as they look to us right here in the Bear River Valley — A serial story — News pitures — Comics — A review of the week's big news — Feature stories by nationally known writers — Advertising by the merchants who are your neighbors TO BE THOU DILIGENT who have studied his life and understand the spirit that moved him in his era Newsy News From FIELDING Miss Janice Earl of Logan spent with her father J L the Earl and family F W Hess was called to Brigham City Saturday evening on account of the illness and death of his father John Hess Misses June Cordon and Ida Perry with relvisited over the atives at Willard Mr and Mrs Nels Stander and Mr and Mrs C A Karchner of Brigham City and Mrs Will Atkinson of Clarks-towere Tuesday guests of Mrs Qt-Godfrey and family Mr and Mrs Spencer Richards of Brigham City sfient Sunday with relatives here Mrs J W Earl entertained members club at her home of' the A book reof last week Wednesday view was given followed by a lunchhostess- eon served Mr and Mrs Herman Lott returned home Monday evening after spending the past two weeks with relatives In Southern Utah Mr and Mrs LeConte Earl attended a party given by the Hostess Company art Ogden last Wednesday Miss Annie Christensen of Clark ston Is visiting with Mr and Mrs Claude Petersen Mr and Mrs John Ravcsten and family of Clarkston were guests ol Mr and Mrs Clifford Cannon Tuesday The Sugar Company presented a free motion picture show on beets at the Fielding Waid hall on Thursday Feb 13th Mrs Eugene Laub visited In Logan over the A large crowd of people from Brigham City Ogden Salt Lake City Clarleton and otlnr surrounding towns attended funeral sen Ices for Mrs Sophia Petersen Tuesday Mr J L Earl and daughter Noreen motored to log an last Friday Glen Severson is spending an nlte period with relathes at Ames Iowa Farmers Plan Banquet Future words triumphs Here Is one: umbrella It Celebrating last month’s at the Ogden Livestock show about has three syllables In it Chimney and February are two others We like 150 members of the Future Farmers will meet for a banquet' to learn how to say the words right Association next Tuesday during the noon period —Sherry Jean Peck 3rd grade affair Is under the direction of We written have stories about Boyd Iverson president of the club! Lincoln and St Valen- and Charles Last and Mark Nichols Washington Miss club advisers tine We made them up and and Roberts wrote them on paper Honored guests will include J P We Holmgren hung them on the black board and Hyrum Jensen school have learned how to read them board members both of whom will Earl Hall 3rd the program give short talks during to follow the banquet Other numbers on the program will include tap dancing by Keith Conger Lorin and Fred Allen a guitar solo by solo by Tracy harmonica smith Dick by some yodellng Moemberg and pishbum The food by the will be prepared and the cooking girls from of Mis' the direction under classes The menu includes Edna Burnham roast betf potatoes and brown gravy carrot pineapple and cocoanut salad hot corn lima beans and creamed Ved and bread butter grade as have a free activity period We The may do the thing we like best girls sometimes sew They someminWe have twenty times draw utes to da the thing we want to do We —Louise Castleton 3rd PEP’ Prestone Is Tri-Sla- Lumber Company te —Barbara in tlOu comfort easy-chai- r OihAi in refreshed condition seats wide aisles comfort convenient Ires pillows drinking cups free porter service! 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