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Show a 1 , VA.,'.. The Herald-Journ- al LOGAN, UTAII.WEDNESDA Y, NOVEMBER GLORIA ON HER HONEYMOON - DAYTON Last Friday evening a party was held in the Dayton ward the chapel in compliment to Grif-fetretiring bishop, George A. The following program was rendered: song, Come Come Ye Saints"; prayer, L. M. Mendenhall; song, Ladies chorus; address by Bishop Godfrey Schwartz; piano solo, Mrs. Ann Hansen; reading, Mrs. Gretta Nuffer; song by the male quartet; humorous sketch of the lifel of Bishop Griffeth, by L. Atkinson.; string instrumental trio, by LeRoy Archibald, W. L. Roskelley and Earnest Beutler with Mrs. Ann Hansen at the piano; song by the M- I. A. mixed chorus; two selections by the harmonica band; a few remarks of predation by Bishop Griffeth. After the program, the, Kav ach ivich family from Hogg ners Junction, and the Hogg ent obler family from Strawville, participated Jn. . competitive iil games for the entertainment of those present. This was followed consisting of by refreshments home made candy, peanuts and pop corn balls. Benediction was by Alma L. Jensen. Miss Blanche Larsen who has spent the past few weeks in Logan is home with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Paul Larsen. J. C. Hansen returned home Wednesday from Salt Lake City where he has been with his wife who is receiving medical attention there- He reports that his wife is progressing as well as can be expected. Mr. and Mrs- - John Van Woer-kofrom Ogden were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs- - Clarence h. Mrs-Mabe- - - m Call. Willard Boden of Logan visited at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Charles Jones, over the week end. ..The primary officers and teachers meeting was held at p the home of Mrs. Martha on Thursday afternoon. A surprise party was held for Miss Cora Griffeth and brother Vaughan last Monday night at their homewere the Guests present Misses Reta Call, elma Mickel-soRuby Creasy, Nita Chec-kett- s, Lou and Mary Petersen; and the Messrs. Marvin Petersen, Earl and Kenneth Kirk-bridDouglas Phillips, Mr. and Mrs, Demar Kirkbrlde and Mr. The and Mrs- Clarence Call. party was held because of Miss Cora and brother s leaving. They are to make their home in Fair-vieIdaho. Bel-na- - n. e. Will the party who took Ira Dern to the hospital following the automobile accident on the road on the morning of February 3 please communicate with Ira Dern at Salt Lake or call LeGrande Johnson at 683-JN25 Logan-Smithfie- . ld 4. H The Daughters of Pioneers of the Mendon camp held their monthly meeting at. the home Mrs. Alonzo Wood, Friday afternoon. Mrs. May Muir gave a wonderful talk on the Scenic Wonders of Utah. Mrs. Ellen Ladle and Mrs. Eva Smith played a harmonica duet, accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Ethel Walker. Mrs. Lizzie Barrett gave a reading. "Unawares. Mrs. Vera Willie was in charge and Commander Zelda Heninger discussed plans for a dance and program to be given in December. Luncheon was served to 18 by Mrs. Wood and assisted by Mrs. Annie Hughes and Mrs. Julia Muir. Mrs. Willard Richards entertained at a party in honor of the eleventh birthday of her son. William. Games were enjoyed and refreshments were served to 12 guests. The party was given Friday. An arranged attractively birthday dinner was given by Mrs. Joseph Watson, Thursday in honor of the fifth birthday of her daughter, Joyce and son of Conn, the Mr. and Mrs. George Smith. cake A beautifully decorated formed a pretty centerpiece. Covers were laid for Mrs. George Smith and sons Corfn and Donl and Mr. and Mrs. William Bowen and daughter, Thyra, Nor-eeand Theo Bowen of Beaver Dam, Miss Myrtle Muir, Mrs. O. J. Larserf, Doris Vivian Ahrens, Dorothy Hlibner and Mrs. Watson. In compliment to her anniversary, birthday Mrs. Howard Whitney entertained at a delightfully arranged supper party, Wednesday evening. The table was centered with a crystal basket of flowers and places were markMrs. ed for Mr. and Frank Hancock. Mr. and Mrs. Theo Whitney. Miss Louise Whitney, Dr. Lyman Smith of Logan, Miss Alice Smith, H. C. Stauffer, Jr., Miss Laura Hughes, Orlyn Whitney and Mr. and Mrs. Whitney. Mrs. Jane Muir, age 92, left last week by automobile to spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Janet Gardner at Teton, d? 4p 4 4 ld 4 d? 4 4 d? 4 hus-bari- if at Mendon. Mrs. M. D. Bird is spending the next two weeks at Farming ton with her sister, and family. Mr. and Mrs. David Winn. Miss Grace Muir and Miss Maida Muir of Logan, spent with their parthe week-en- d ents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Muir. Mrs. Fred Peterson entertain- ed Sunday at an attractive luncheon in honor of Mr. and Mrs. L. Westerholm and family. Flowers centered the table. Covers were laid for the honored guests and Miss Myrtle Muir. Conrad Peterson, and Mr. and Mrs. Peterson. Elder H. C. Stauffer, Jr., recently returned from the Eastern States mission, gave an interesting talk Sunday afternoon! in Sacrament Meeting. Mrs-Carri- THE UTAH IDAHO CENTRAL It. R. CO. son Thoburn Wiant, of the pastor of a fashionable Indianapolis church, has been removed as editor of "The student newspaper at DePauw University, following publication of an editorial attacking the administration' of Dean of Women Katherine A1 vord. The boys father Is a member of the university board Geo. W. Hulse. Mrs. Jesse Crookston of Poc- of trustees. Dean Alvord is a relative of the Rector family, atello spent a few days here which established the $5,000,000 with her mother, Mrs. N. Rector scholarships at DePauw. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jessop left on Tuesday to spend "The great need is for a usThanksgiving in Henifer, Utah with Mrs- Jessops parents Mr. able philosophy. Mrs. Matilde Mrs. Dawson. and Castro Tufts, educator, lecturer. 21 -- year-old - at O10 10lne of Mr. and Mrs. Hancey. An interesting event of the week was the dinner party given by Mrs- Fred Anderson at her home on Friday in honor of her husbands 74th birthday anniversary. The long dinner table was centered with a beautifully decorated birthday cake with 74 candles, and the living rooms were decorated with chrysanthemums. Following dinner, radio music and visiting was Out of town guests enjoyed. from Richmond and Smithfield were present. Covers were laid for sixteen. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Daines entertained at dinner on Sunday for Miss Leda hancey, Wendell Reeder, and Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Squires of Logan. Following dinner they all enjoyed gamesMrs. Fred Bailam observe her fiftieth birthday anniversary - - Neilsen. A number of the officers and teachers of the Sunday school attended the Sunday school Union meeting at Logan on Sunday afternoon. Mrs-Netti- Large Empty lard Cans each 35 - Safeway Market DS eeirtaiiiraDy si The "Luckies for me every time. They don't leave an after-tastthey dont cause huskiness, they dont make me cough. Toasting is certainly a great protection. e, ds And that improved Cellophane wrapper of yours its great I can actually open it without a knife." song-writin- 2 A O BETWEEN ALL U. I. C. POINTS Tickets On Sale November 25th to 29th. Return Limit November 30th. ap- - with decorated. propriately pumpkins and ouier Thanksgiving ideas, and gold and green There colors predominating. was a large crowd in attendance and the affair was a social and financial success. The William Hyde camp ol the D. U. P. met at the home of Mrs. Tracy Dailies, oil Friday afternoon where they held their regular monthly meeting. Kirby and Miss Lydia Daines acted as assistant hostess. The lesson "Scenic Utah" was presented by Mrs. Lillie Mae Lee. two vocal numbers by Mrs. Carma Balls and Mrs. Martha Daines. a Thanksgiving story by Miss Sarah ScamonsFollowing the meeting, new officers were installed for two years, while the old officers were honorably released. The following were chosen for the ensuing years: Mrs. Onoita Reeder, Waite, Mrs. Carol Beamons, Mrs Nellie Cook, Miss Lydia Daines, The officers released were as follows: Mrs. Hannah Christensen. Mrs. Hattie Hyde, Mrs. Hattie Lee, Mrs. Oliee Duce. and Mrs. Maggie Hurron. Mrs. T. B. Farr of Smithfield, the county president was present to make the change- There was a large attendance, and dainty refreshments were served after the meeting. Mrs. Mary Hancey and Miss Leda Hancey were theater guests of Mr. and Mrs. Evan A at At the Capitol d? 4 I? d? d? d d? d? 4 X a Bflnlle Hyde Park News on Friday at her home by entertaining her friends at an attractive dinner party. A pleasant afternoon was spent with music and visiting. Mr. and Mrs- A. E. Crookstoh of Logan were Hyde Park visitors on Sunday, guests of relatives and friends. Mrs- Hilda Laurltzen was the hostess at a delightfully arranged birthday party on Wednesday, given in honor of the birthday anniversary of her son Leon's fourth birthday. Games and radio music were enjoyed after which dainty refreshments were served to the Katherine Waite, following: Elaine Chrlstofferson, Katherine Harris, Geneva Seamons, Celia Balls, Roy Larsen, Orson Beamons, Woodrow Seamons, Lloyd Matkin. Darrell Hlckelson, Glen Hancey, Wayne Morse, and the guest of honor. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Nellaen of Lewiston spent Sunday here guests of Mr- and Mrs. Thomas -- d. Thanksgiving Excursion I I with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Olsen have returned home from Ogden. They were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. D. 'Pope. Miss Orlie Bird, who is teaching at Lewiston and Miss Jennie Richards, who is teaching at Paradise, spent the week-en- d hilarious, slapstick comedy of Bert Lahr, Americas most imitated comedian, Charlotte Greenwood, Pat O'Brien and others in Flying High. an attraction which will open Thursday at the Capitol theater for 3 days, is interspersed with a number of striking new songs. Three out of four of them were written by the most sucg cessful team of recent years. Dorothy Fields and James McHugh. "The Blackbirds established the reputation of Fields and McHugh some years ago. Since then they have done numerous other successful musical shows before entering the talkie field. "Go Home and Tell Your Mother." of "Love in the Rougth," was one of their big song hits. Outstanding Numbers Two of their n'umbers In are considered "Flying High Idaho. hits. They are being A and sure-fir- e wedding reception whistled and sung everywhere. dance were given Saturday "Dance Until the Dawn" is a evening at Petcrsboro by Mr. and Mrs. James Jensen. Sr., in corking rumba, and "Happy is an exceedingly compliment to their daughter. Landings Pearl and her husband Edwin colorful chorus number. Olsen. Many beautiful gifts were received. The Mendon orchestra furnished the music. A 0N0UR2DAY VACATION large crowd was in attendance. Miss lone Baker of the Budge and M.ss Ciella Ladle hospital were week-en- d guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Jensen. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Robinson of Salt Lake City were the week-enand guests of Mr. Mrs. Fred Peterson. Mrs Peterson entertained at a beautifully arranged luncheon in compliment to her house guests. A Lake City bowl of fruits formed a pleasing centerpiece. ne 7 I Miss Fawn Stauffer and Miss Vella Sorensen, nurses of the Budge hospital spent Sunday 1 ing. The recreation hall was - of - in honor of the birthday anniversary of their daughter, Vella. Games and music formed the evenings entertainment. A chili supper was served. Miss Francis .Nilson spent the week end in Benson ward with her sister, Mrs. William Toombs. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Garr have moved to Millville for the winter. Mrs- Arlene Anderson of Clifton, Idaho, spent the week end here at the home of Mr. ana Mrs- Charles Anderson. A number of friends happily surprised Mrs. Cora Hoodless on Friday evening in honor of her birthday anniversary. A delicious dinner was served. Mr. and Mrs. Parley Windberg and Ellis Shaffer spent the week end in Ogden. Moses Thatcher of Logan was the speaker in sacrament meeting on Sunday. A duet was rendered by Jerome Taggart and Rozella Garr accompanied by Viola Olson on the piano. Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Rose of Logan spent Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. - Gloria Swanson, celebrated and elusive movie star, and her newest husband. .Miehuel Farmer, of New Yolk, are seen here together on their honeymoon. This is the first picture of them together Binee their marriage. 3 The M. I. A. held their annual llancev on Saturday evening. Thanksgiving and turkey dance. pieu.sa.nt evening was spent and Mrs. Evan Humphries entertained on Friday evening The matter of Logan city school teachers giving 2 percent of their monthly pay checks for the city unemployed fund, suggested by the Chamber of Commerce, was favored at a Monday principals meeting afternoon at the board of education room In the Junior high school. Each principal will discuss the problem with his teachers, and report to Superintendent Louis A. Petersen Wednesday. City teachers have discussed the matter in their respective schools before and each principal declared they are favorSome have able to the Issue. suggested that they agree either 2 to give percent in money or do the equivalent amount of labor in the Interest of the unemployed. The Senior high school has for sometime had a faculty arrangement of contributing part of each teacher's pay to a fund for needy students. This is similar in character to a plan inaugurated sometime ago among the teachers of the Utah State Agricultural college. 10 College Editor Is Ousted In Row Millville Mr- 2 5, 11 DAY Ki peine" Rate PER SO N S Y i I) A A 11 For- - One Person $6.00 room accommodations Including meals, garage, and apeeial entertainment as described below : 1. Front Room with bath One night 2. Full course dinner 2. Pirt When possible write for advance reservations and mention All Expense plan. Card will be mailed you. Otherwise request card when registering. 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