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Show I THE OGDEN POST : Weber County Correspondence WARREN Lo-re- ne Le-Ro- Miss Hu Skeen underwent an operation Tuesday at the Dee hospital for the removal of tonsils. reMany parties have been givenHod-socently to honor Miss Lucille who leaves Boon for the California mission. Officers of the Sunday school entertained for her at a bonfire party Thursday night. Miss Hodson was presented with two lovely books. Outdoor games were enjoyed. Those in attendance were: Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Way-me- n t, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Skeen, Maud Way men t, Martha Hansen, Mabel Hansen, Marion East, Elda Skeen, Ruby Hansen, Thora Way-me- n t, Rhea Marriott, Mae Skeen, Lucille Bartlett, Malba Skeen, Hazel Knight, Catherine Scherrer, Alma Hansen, Russel Wayment, Blaine Wayment, Ross Folkman, Stewart Folkman, Reed Stewart, Walter Thomas, Clyde Stewart, Ervin Judkins, Clifford Judkins, Harold Hansen and Victor Wheeler. On Friday evening the ward honored Miss Hodson with a farewell A party at the amusement hall. program was given and was followed by a dance. A large crowd attended. Those participating on the program were: Mabel and Martha Hansen, vocal duet; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Eyre, vocal duet; Gladys Wayment, and Hazel Marriott, piano duet; Hasel Knight, local news; Arvilla Eyre, piano solo. Professor Floyd Eyre gave a short talk and Miss Hodson responded. Mr. and Mrs. James Marriott had as their guests on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Parley Hogge and daughter, Dora, of Plain City; Nelda Allen of Ogden and Blanch King of West Point. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Wayment had as their guests during the weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Ariel Hawke, Mrs. Ellen Thomas and Phyllis Thomas of Preston, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Brown and children spent Sunday in Layton with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown. Marvel Wayment, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. F. Wayment, broke her right arm Wednesday while playing. Miss Catherine Scherrer of Ogwith Miss den spent the week-en- d Maud Wayment Miss Ruby Hansen spent the week-en- d in Ogden with Miss Mary Kinsley. Mr. and Mrs. Parley Hodson had as their guests on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. John Bennett, of Syracuse. W. T. Wayment spent Sunday and Monday in Oxford, Idaho. Mrs. Virgil Hinchcliffe of Ogden was the guest last week of Mrs. Manella Hancock. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Skeen and family will attend the Skeen family reunion in Plain City on Saturday. Ernest Card on received injuries to his left leg on Thursday while working on his threshing machine. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Wayment, Mrs. Jane Bullock and Mrs. Sarah E. Wayment attended the funeral services for Alexander Hunter in Slate rville Friday. Miss Vera Wayment spent the week-en-d in Ogden with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas East. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hansen and children of West Weber and Mr. and Mrs. David Peterson and children of Taylor spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Hansen. Mrs. Manella Hancock and children attended the Hancock family reunion at Lorin Farr park on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Vernal Wayment and children were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dahl of West Point Sunday. n, even-year-o- U NORTH OGDEN The tomato harvest is at its heighth and the peaches in this locality will soon be ready for market. The quality and flavor promise to be the very best this year. The stake boards of Ogden stake sponsored a swimming party at the Utah Hot Springs Tuesday evening in honor of the members of the cast of the operetta, Tulip Time," which was presented last week and will be repeated again tonight North Ogden people attending the party were: Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Randall. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Ellis, Mrs. Stella Montgomery, and Misses Stella Mae Montgomery. Florence Barker, Dolores Montgomery, Laura Chadwick, Lettie Orton, and Florence Warren. Mil-- . . . . .. GRAND OPENING Fall and Winter DANCING SEASON Utahs Finest Ballroom Saturday Night Biggest Event of Year Free hats, free noisemakera JERRY BEESLEYS Orchestra Utah's Boat White City LETS GO! Admission 25c WIISON Mrs. William M. Holmes entertained at a party Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Thelma Brown of Farr West, and her son, Moaiah Holmes, who are to be married today in the Salt Lake temple. Sixty guests were present. A program of music, games, and readings waa enjoyed and at midnight a delicious tray luncheon was served. The Misses Weithe, Lucy, Jennie, and Maude Holmes assisted their mother in entertaining. The young couple will leave after the ceremony for a tour of the southern Utah parka and upon their return they will be at home to their friends at their cottage in Eaat Wilson Lane. Members of the H club girls sewing class closed their seasons work with a picnic party to Lagoon last week. The leaders of the club are Miss Fawn Olsen and Mias Esther Van Schaar. Ruth Olsen, Jeaaene McFarland, Fee Williamson, Irene Drake and Grace Johnson are the members who completed the course. A picnic party, including dancing md swimming at Como Springs last svening was enjoyed by members of the Ogden tabernacle choir. The following Wilson members attend-id- : Mrs. Nanna Christensen, Miss Siva Bingham, Miss Fredonia 3triclcler and Mips Marguerite My- 4-- 3TS. Mias Fawn Olsen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Olsen, acted is honor maid to the queen at the tomato festival held at Hooper on labor Day. Many Wilson people ittended the celebration. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Clarke were yuests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Clark of Clearfield at i family dinner party given Labor Day. A daughter, Mrs. Lamonl Peters, and Mr. Peters, residents of California, were the honor guests. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. McFarland entertained at dinner on Monde) evening for their nephew, Holla H. Taylor, of the National Bureau of standards at Washington, D. C. Covers were laid for Mr. Taylor. Miss Bessie Noel of Vernal, Mr ind Mrs. R. J. Taylor, and Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Taylor, of Plain City; Mrs. S. E. Holmes, the Misses Ruth, Jessene, and Rosemary McFarland and Masters Jay and Forrest McFarland. Miss Marguerite Myers entertained at dinner on Tuesday foi Mr Mr. Taylor and Miss Noel. Taylor, who is spending his first mention in Utah, after three years in governmental service at the capital, visited with his grandmother, Mrs. S. E. Holmes last week-en- d. Mrs. Joseph H. Belnap is visiting in Santa Anna, Calif., the guest if her son, Grant Belnap, and Mrs. Belnap. Two for One Night One ticket admits two people AU eyes are turned to the dred Campbell, Lottie Randall, Barker, Leslie Randall and y Randall were also members of the cast. Principal Keith Wahlquiat, of the Weber county high school, was the speaker at conjoint Mutual Sunday evening. Musical numbers were furnished by Jennabee Ballif and Viola Roylance. Mias Mildred Storey waa the guest of honor at a surprise in honor of her birthday anniversary Saturday night. A late supper was served to the following guests: Marjorie Berrett, Una Campbell, Fay Marshall, Jennabee Ballif, Naomi Pickford, Beth Randall, Berne ice Daniels, Jay Campbell, Jack Deamer, Calvin Chandler, Marvin Barker, Clyde Norris, Lowell Judkins, Glen Hadley, Eldon Orton, Elwood Daniels and the honored guest. Ward Barker returned home Friday after laboring two and a half years in the French mission of the L. D. S. church. He was the complimented guest at a program and dance given in the ward recreational hall last night Miss Clara Orton returned recently from California, where she spent the summer months with her sister, Mrs. Lucille Hales. ' Mrs. E. J. Marshall of Ely, Nev., is visiting hero with relatives and friends. Mrs. David C. Shupe returned home Thursday after visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Thora Morris of Glendale, California, during the summer months. Miss Doris Harper, who has been spending the summer with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Ellis, returned Saturday to her home in Lava, Idaho, where she will complete her high school course. Miss Jetts Barker left Tuesday to attend the University of southern California at Los Angeles. She will enroll as a junior. Mr. and Mis. Marcus Ellis and mall daughter, Lou Ann, left recently for a motor tour of California. Mr. Ellis is an employee of the Utah State Industrial school. Miss Karma Chadwick spent last week visiting with Miss Myrle Stallings of Eden. Mrs. Clara Garner is recovering from an operation for removal of tonsils last Saturday. 1 Norman Bingham is spending short vacation with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Erastus Bingham. He has just returned from a business trip to Scots Bluff and Denver, Colo. Edgar Ilium, in company with David Donaldson and George Til-le-tt of Ogden, enjoyed a fishing trip to Logan canyon this week. P. II. Ilium, of Malad, spent the week-en- d at the home of hia son Edgar Ilium. At a reorganization of the Young Mens Mutual Improvement asso Friday, September 9, 1932 Mr. and Mrs. Hobrew Norris and daughter, Donna, of North Ogden, pent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Norris parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl : OB ' 'Vfp affghting last Sunday evening, Gilbert Gibby and George Atkinson were appointed to office In the presidency of the organization. Elmer Hadley and Rosa Wayment are the retiring officers. Thomas Irvine, of the North Weber stake presidency, was the principal speaker at the conjoint session. Officers of the Y. LM.LA. and Y. M. M. L A. are sponsoring a five dancing party for Tuesday evening to open the seasons activities of their organizations. The public is invited to attend. Dr. Howard K. Belnap has received word from San Francisco of his promotion to the rank of captain in the U. S. medical reserve corps. Dr. Belnap la the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Belnap. ciation foremost AMERICAN HEWY WEIGHT KANESVILLE Mr. and Mrs. John D. Peterson has as dinner guests on Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Peterson and Floyd Peterson, of Ogden. Miss Blanche Mayberry, a bride of the near future, was the guest of honor at a shower given at her home on Friday evening. The party waa given by the Gleaner girls of the ward. Bunco waa the diversion of the evening. The guest of honor received many gifts. A delicious luncheon was served to the following guests: Miss Edna Bartlett, Miss Velma Roderick, Mrs. James Hyland, Mrs. William Roderick, Mrs. John Bartlett; Mis Gladys Bartlett, Mrs. Margaret Rawaon, Miss Florence Peterson, Mrs. W. Mrs. Anna Bartlett, Schultz, Miss Hannah Poulter, Mrs. William C. Schultz, Mrs. Martha Poulter, Mrs. R. Bushnel, Miss Cynthia Green, Mias Lucile Green, Mrs. Ruth Anderson, Miss Ruth Green, Mrs. Rollin Green, Mrs. J. C. Hansen, Mrs. Margaret Mayberry, Mrs. Samuel Fletcher, Miu Phyllis Green, Mrs. Herman Green, Mrs. William H. Green. Mrs. William A. Green, Mrs. Henry Peek, Mrs. Alonzo Hadley, Mrs. Thoms Peek, Miss Rets Stokes, of Ogden, and Mrs. Lewis Mitchell of Hooper. Clarie Fowler of Grace, Idaho, and Miu Rhea Poulter of Ogden were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mrs. Martha Poulter. Mias Lucile Bartlett suent several days last week in Warren as cuest of Mrs. Maurice Skeen and Miu Mae Skeen. Myron Hansen suent the weekend at the home of hia parents, Mr. and Mrs. James C. Hansen. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Rawson and daughter, Barbara, of Los Angeles, and Mrs. Walter Rawson of South Weber visited here Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. John D. Peterson and Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Green. Miu Blanche Mayberry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mayberry, end Nathan Childs, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Child! of Riverdale, were married Wednesday in the Salt Lake temple. Misses Marie and Eunice Green at their home pent the week-en- d here. Mr. and MrsT Charles Mayberry, Mr. and Mrs. George Green, Bishop Edward S. Green, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Green, Miss Ruth Green, Wilson Poulter, Mr. and Mrs. James C. Hansen, Mrs. Anna Bartlett and Mrs. Anna Schultz motored to Salt Lake on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Colls rd and on, Gordon, were guuts of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Fletcher on Monday. They were entente to their home In Provo, following a trip through Wyoming and Yellowstone park. Lowell Fowles of Taylor waa the special speaker at Mutual conjoint meeting Sunday evening. An accordion selection was furnished by Grant Williams of Fan West. UINTAH Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bouwhuia ind daughters, Beverly and Lorene, if Wilson were the guuts of Mr. ind Mrs. B. L. Bybee Thursday. Miss Maurgarite Mildon has returned home from a visit with her Mr. and 'mother and sister-in-laMrs. George Mildon of Bitter Creek, Wyoming. Mr. and Mrs. George Kendell announce the birth of a baby girl on Sunday. E. 0. Sandberg of Castle Bock, ind Herbert Sandberg were the Tuests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Sundberg, over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Stoddard md Joe Stoddard of Twin Falls, Idaho, were the guuts of Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Bybee Saturday. Mr. Stoddard is the brother of Mrs. 3ybee. Stanley Alberts, Harry Alberts and Heber Weston returned to their homes in Ogden Monday. They were :he guuts of Mr. and Mrs. Ray-mo- n Bybee over the week-enMrs. Samuel Horsefield of Peterson has returned to her home following a visit with Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Sundberg and Mrs. Emelia Harare. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Femelius and sons, Douglas and Roy, and Francis Kendell, have returned from Wyoming. They visited friends and relatives in Evanston and Rock Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Bybee are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pat Nornan of Ogden. Grant Bybee is attending the Peach day festival at Brigham City. Lyle Bybee, Grant Bybee, Lane Bybee, Levon Bybee and Carl Sundberg are attending football practice at Weber county high school. d. recreational hall Tuesday evening by the Young Ladies Mutual Improvement association. The affair opened with a short program followed by games, after which reOlaon. Mrs. Mary Ann Geddes has re- freshments were served. President turned from a trip to Preston, Ida- Bertha Weatheraton her councilors, ho, where she has been visiting rel- Mrs. Sylvia Singleton and Mrs. Genevieve Barnett, and secretary, atives. Miu Ins Carver were the officers Followers of athletic sports had in charge. a rare treat Thursday afternoon having the affair Mr. and Mrs. Clem Martin of Los when selected athletes from WyoCalifornia, are visiting ming met chosen athletes from Angeles, Utah on the Plain City sauare. The with relatives in Plain City. program included a baseball game between a Wyoming team and a HOOPER Utah team, bona racing and foot battle between end a royal racing Mrs. Howard Cox hu returned colored boya from both states. A dance hi the pavilion in the evening home from the Du hospital with her baby son, bom recently. cloud the days activities. A baby girl wu bom to Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Jenkins hu returned from Coalville where she Mrs. Allie Cunnington Saturday. hu been quite ill for a number of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rawaon are weelu at tin home of her parents, parents of a baby girl bom last Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wilde. Miu weak. Both babies were bora at Revs Wilde, accompanied her sis- the Dee hospital. ter home to Plain City. An interesting program' wu Mr. and Mrs. Rohm Jenkins and sponsored Sunday evening by the week-end at officers of the Mutiual Improvefamily spent the camp Kiesel in Ogden canyon, ment association. Counselor Eva where a three-da- y training course Christensen conducted the program. for scout officials wu held. Leona Jenaon wu selected to act Rollo Taylor, of Washington, D. second counselor, Eloiae ManC., is visiting at the home of hia ning being released. Arch Jones parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Taylor. wu selected chorister. Robert A program for Mothers and Hull and A. C. Christensen were in ward the the speakers. Daughters wu given u u BQPN OCT. 26l 1902 Served in thp Ut?uogu NAVY w. ter, Mrs. Ellis Griffin, Mrs. RIVERDALE Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Baldwin and sons, Ernest, Jack, Dick, and Parley of Salt Lake visited with Mrs. Charlotte Jacobi this week. Mr. and Mrs. Verdi L Pingree entertained a group of Ogden friends Saturday night at their home, The Farm. Arthur S. Bingham entertained chum hia priesthood teachers Tuesday evening at a melon party at hia home. Those attending were Allen Stimpaon, Kimball Jacobs, Reid Laker, Donald Farr, Melvin Pike, Charles Cobia, Neil Taylor, George Child, Donald Bingham, Alva Fife, James Fox, and Woodrow Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Monday and infant daughter of Los Angeles were guests of Mr. and Mn. W. J. Greaser this week. President Pons of the central statu minion was the speaker at sacrament meeting Sunday evening. of Riverdale, Nathan Child and Blanch Mayberry were married Wednesday in the Balt Lake temple. Mr. and Mrs. Carl and children, Maxine, Wahlstrom Earl, and in Leonard, spent the week-en- d Evanston, Wyo., visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Vern Willowby. Kimball Jacobs spent the weekend in Ogden visiting at the home of Bishop and Mrs. David J. Wilson. Miss Virginia Martin of Nevada was the guut of Miss Merva Bailey this last week. Misses Afton Adams and Emma Jacobs entertained the V. V. club at the Bamboo Wednesday afternoon. A Chinese motif was carried out in the appointments. Cover were marked for Misses Myrle Stallings, Maude Stallings, Afton Thomas, Delsa Foulger, Marian Widdiaon, Marjorie Shurtliff, Bertha Agren and the hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse M. Stephens and family are visiting relative in Idaho. James Bingham spent the weekend at Camp Kiesel with the Vanguard Mutual boys. TAYLOR Funeral servicu for Edward Charles Clark were held in the Taylor ward chapel Tuesday afternoon with Bishop Edward T. Saunders of Ogden preriding. The invocation waa given by Councilor George A. Hunter, and the benediction by David Hancock. Those giving musical number! were Elmer Gibson, Paul Oakie, Anne May Col-linElsie Gibson, and Mrs. Martin. The speakers were Bishop William Jardine, W. C. Hunter, President Wilmer J. Maw, Bishop Jamu J. Gibson, and Bishop Saunders. Mr. Clark died at a local hospital Saturday, following an operation. He wu born in England, January 22, 1868, a son of Jamu and Salina Wells Clark. He came to Utah at the age of four with his parents who were L. D. S. converts. He was married to Sarah M. Walker in 1838 in the Salt Lake Endowment house, and they made their home in Taylor until seven years ago, when they moved to Ogden. Surviving are hia widow, one daughter, Mrs. William Gibson, and one son, LeRoy Clarke, of Taylor; even grandchildren and one sister, Mrs. John Robinson, of Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Arvel Bingham announce the birth of a son at the Dee hospital on Tuesday. Mrs. Bingham waa formerly Miu Leona W. Miss Lillian Griffin. Taylor was defeated by Roy in the championship baseball game at The North Ogden on' Saturday. game determined the champions of division 2, bracket number 2, of the Weber County Farm Bureau league. The score waa 17 to 4. Professor Eugene Widdiaon was the principal speaker at the conjoint meeting on Sunday evening. discussed Widdison Professor Modem Pioneering In Spirituality. PLAIN CITY Mr. and Mrs. Memld Hodson entertained at a birthday party Saturday evening in honor of their daughter, Miu Marvel Hodson. Bunco was played during the ning, and Thosei present were Mr. Wheatly Sprunt and sons, George and Grant; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Barnett, Mr. and Mrs. Don Herrington, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Barnett, Miu Ruth Barnett, Min Vera Hodson, Albert Von Lotto and Elmer Muirbrook. Miu Della Miller of Syracuse wu the speaker at the sacrament meeting Sunday evening. Students of Mrs. Hyrura Belnap of Ogden furnished the musical numbers which included two vocal selections by Mrs. Belnap and instrumental selections by Misses Selma and Leah Gadder, Miu Ariine Lund, Miu Fern Taylor, Miu Marjory Palmer, Miu Mario Lund and Miu Ariine Jenaon of Ogden, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Conrad Jenaon. Mrs. Mary Knight, Mrs. Bernice Carver and Mr. and Mrs. Laurence attended the conjoint Jenkins meeting of the M. L A. of the Ogden City Third ward and gave a musical number. Mrs. Emms Palmer spent a few days last week with relatives in Eden. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bingham and children, Bernice, and Neal, of Riverdale were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I R. Jenkins. Mrs. Abram Maw, Sr., of Salt Lake City, spent a few days with relatives in Plain City. Mrs. Mildred Hart underwent a major operation at the Du hospital lut week. She is reported recovering satisfactorily. Mrs. Della Hines and three sons of Ogden were the guuts of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Singleton on Sunday. Mrs. Cerilla Palmer spent the week-en- d in Tremonton, the guut of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Richardson. eve-lunc- Just in Time! Aside from the growing scope and convenience of everyday telephone service, the operator hu a good idea of what the telephone hu meant to people for whom we have handled emergency calls. An operator in one of our exchanges wu on duty some time ago when a woman called in weakly asking for help. 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