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Show & Serving Paradise, Hyrum, THIRTY-FIFT- YEAR H and Wellsville in Beautiful Cache Valley HYRUM, UTAH FEBRUARY $2.00 per year NEW STAKE OFFICERS SUSTAINED 3utI" " V Mel-chized- eR i Syl-west- er 3 t Con-:ni- Bradshaw Services services Impressive funeral for Thomas S. Bradshaw, 65, of Wellsville, Senior High Councilman of the Hyrum Stake, were held in the 'Wellville tabernacle on Friday at 2 p. m. with Bishop Cliff Olsen in charge of the ser- vices. The ward Choir under the direction of Chorister Lewis Brench ley and accompanied on the organ by Mrs. Rena B. Leishman sang two numbers, Jesus Lover of My Soul and I Need Thee Every Hour. Other musical contributions were two vocal duets, Face to Face and Crossing the Bar by Parley Hall and Nellie Leishman accompanied by Reta Poppleton. Speakers were High Councilman and neighbor Walter G. Perkins, President Edwin Clawson and John C. Brenchley. They spoke of his life, his work in the .church as well as in civil life and always found him to be an 'industrious man, patient, kind and one wh was humble and charitable. He was always thankful for his membership in the Church.-- He encouraged all to seek first the kingdom vf God and exemplified this in his life. He was a loving father, a good Counselor and a successful farmer and dairyman. "Bishop Olsen expresed his sympathy to the family and also thanked all for their service's. He read a poem The Gentleman by Tldgar A. Guest. Prayers were offered by Rob- ert G Stuart and S j,hn PeTkin3. The grave in the Wellsville Cemetery was dedicated by Heber C. Parker, a brother dn law. There -- were a profusion of beautiful flowers and they were carried by twenty girl friends of the family. Pall bearers were Grover Jones, Parley Smith, Orrice, James, and Hershall Bradshaw, and Wm. J. Barnes of Montpelier, Idaho. Mr. Bradshaws death occured Tuesday evening very suddenly. f! 4 TALLOWS RITES SET Funeral services for George L. (Roy) Fallows, who died in Los Angeles, California, will be conducted in Hyrum Second ward on Saturday at r2 p. m. with Bp. Levi Andersen officiating. Friends may call at the Thomp son Funeral Home in Hyrum Saturday from 10 a. m. until service time. Burial will be in the family plot in the Hyrum cemetery. SEGO LILY CAMP TO MEET Mrs. Isabelle Wilson will entertain the Sego Lily Camp of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers at her home on Thursday, February 28 at 2:30 p. m. Hostesses for the party will be Mrs. Wilson, Melba Nielsen, Esther Gundersen, Violet and Alice Jensen. Claw-:So- n .jJJJ A farewell party tor Miss Iv- ean Hansen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Hansen of Hyrum, will be held in the Hyrum First Ward chapel on Thursday night, February 28. Beginning at 8 p. m. an excellent program will be rendered Changes Released: Walter Perkins of Wellsville, Tesigned from the High Council. From the Scout Council: Clifford Poole, Lewis Brenchley, Zeno Andersen, Guerney Lee and Clifford Olsen. Released from the Stake Committee were James James G. Christiansen, Facer, J. and Fred Garrett. Leishman and Lewis Ray 'Brenchley were released from the 'YMMIA prpesidency. Verna Miller, Grover Haslam, .and Byron Snow were released from the Stake Sunday School Superintendency. Sustained: In the High Council Aaron P. Leishman of Wellsville and Andersen of Millville. Council Willey AlScout brecht of Hyrum. YMMIA Presidency La Mont "Larsen of Hyrum, Claud Stauffer :and Fred Taylor with Alton Peterson as Secretary. Sustained as presidency of the were fike Sunday School BoardLeisH-man Grover Haslam, Seth P. e and Reeves Bird with Nielsen as secretary. Sacrament meeting will be held In the three Hyrum wards on Sunday fevening at 7:30 p. m. Speakers will be representatives of the Stake High Council. Special musical numbers are scheduled for each ward. 5c scouts Farewell Party AT QUARTERLY CONFERENCE In the Hyrum Stake conorganization made at Stake as follows: were ference Sunday 22, 1946 Hyrum To Honor Vets - Place Hyrum Third Ward Recreation depogit. wm be required for the Hall. Time . Saturday. March 2, veter6 for m. at p. Banquet ans and partners. Public meeting at S p. m. in the ward chapel. Everybody welcome. Public Dance at 9:30 at tho Elite Hall. Who Will Be Honored All discharged veterans living in Hyrum who were not honored last November, and also all service men home on leave or furlough. Funeral services will be conVeterans, please dome whether you receive a special invitation ducted Friday at 2 p. m. in the or not. (We will do our best to Wellsville tabernacle for Agnes notify everyone individually, but Maughan Allan, 80, of Wellsville. we may still miss someone in Mrs. Allan, the mother of Maythe checkup.) or Lamont Allan died of causes unwear Veterans, please your iforms if posible. But come even incident to age. Burial will take if you must wear civilian clothes. place in the Wellsville cemetery. A complete account of the serSponsors The Mayor and City Council vices will be given next week. for Hyrum City. is in The American Legion with BUY HOME charge of arrangements Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Jensen hFrs. F. J. Carlson and S. A Dunn lof Hyrum have purchased the as executives. former home of Benny Apple-yar- d in the Hyrum First ward. TAKES MILK ROUTE They have sold their residence Russell Petersen who has just has tak- to Mr, and Mrs. Claine Jensen. returned from the 19-16- Agnes Maughan Allan Dies army en the milk route formerly run by Jule Albretsen in Hyrum. MRS. MAGGIE MAUGHAN GAINS FLYING LICENSE Stephen Hailstone of Hyrum obtained his solo license last week at the Hlllcrest Air Park. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Hailstone of the Second Ward. AMERICAN LEGION MEETS The American Legion' Post 47 met in their rooms in the City Hall for their regular meeting on Wednesday night. Commander S. A. Duntt wks in charge of the program which consisted of fine discussion of his experiences in the European war by Bob Holden. As well as the usual membership there were 15 0f World War II present. "The Auxiliary met at the home of Mrs. J. Merrill Baxter and enjoyed a program with President Mrs Fred J. Carlson in charge. Mrs. Marva Hansen reviewed the book Wh0 Walk Alone by Perry Burgess and selections on the guitar were given by Ramona Lauritzen. A social hour followed in which the men joined the ladies at the Baxter home and refreshments were served. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Merrill Baxter, Mrs. James Stoddard and Mrs. E J Wilson. veterans TROUSSEAU TEA Mrs. Reuben Hansen of Hyrum presided oyer a lovely trousseau tea in compliment to her daughter Verna, who was married to Alva Duvall of Vernal in the Salt Lake Temple on February 7. The servinng table was covered with a lace cloth over pink sat in and was centered with a beau- GIVEN HONOR Mrs. Maggie Maughan was the guest of honor at a family dinner party at her home on Sunday afternoon. The occasion was her 82nd birthday. She received the oongratulatons Of many of her friends and was given several fine presents and many lovely flowers1 SR LITERARY MEETS The annual club breakfast of the Ladies Senior Literary Society of Hyrum was held ion Tuesday, February 19 in the Pioneer Room at the Bluebird, Logan. Presiding at the charming affair and greeting the guests was Mrs. Willard Petersen, club president. The delightfully arranged program was in charge of Mrs. J. B. Baxter who introduced the various numbers. Mrs. Irma Nich Ms reviewed the fine accomplishments and purposes of the or- ganization. Emmalyle Newbrand sang three numbers accompanied by Barbara Bickmore. Two violin selections we e rendered by Mrs. Clifford Obray accompanied by Mrs. Duane Jones. A group of readings was given by Mrs. Ruby Ammusson of Logan. Hostesess for the affair were Mrs. J. delightful Baxter, B. Mrs. G. Milton Benson, Mrs. W. Bailey, Mrs V. E. Petersen and Mrs Algernon Petersen. S tiful four tiered wedding cake topped with a miniature bride and groom. Potted plants and cut flowers of pink were artistHighlighted by an appeal for ically arranged about the living missionaries to reopen the misroom. sions the general sessions of the The bride was lovely in a while Hfrrum Stake Conference were taffeta wedding gown designed held in the Third ward Hyrum with a sweetheart neckline and on Sunday at 10 a m. and chapel a fitted bodice with full length 2 p. m. skirt. Her corsage was pink President Edwin Clawson was shattered carnations and lavendin charge of the ses'ons with Eler iris. of the In the receiving line were the der Stephen L Richards C. bride and groom and parents of Council of Twelve and Paul Committee Welfare Child of the the bride. Mrs. Hansen wore a mid winter model of black and as representatives of the General blue with a corsage of white Authorities. The morning session opened carnations. Mrs Venice Maughan of Wells- with the congregation singing ville and Mrs. Norma Hall of Praise to the Man.. The InvoLogan received the gifts. Mrs. cation was given by Bishop Evan Mrs LibUe Poppleton, Ivean Han- Bankhead of Wellsville. sen and Lois Clawson were iq The Melodiers and a girls charge of the trousseau room. chorus from the South Cache In charge of serving were Mrs. High School furnished the music Albert Nielsen, Mrs. Martha for the conference. They were Smith and Devon Smith. They conducted by W. II, Terry and were assisted by Carol Hansen, accompanied by Mrs Venna Gad-di- e Muriel Nielsen and Marguerite and Mrs Lois Cowley. They Smith. sang My Own America, Teach Miss Iris Nielsen registered Me to Pray and Home. 125 guests. All the girl3 assisting The first speaker was Presiwore formals of pastel color with dent Albert Zbinden. He said the matching corsages. good that men do will live af- Mr. and Mrs. Duvall have now them and lives on through left for Salt Lake City where they eternity. He greatly appreciated will make their future home. what the service men had done which will be followed by a dance in the recreation hall. Ivean will leave Hyrum on March 3 for the Mission home in Salt Lake City. Her assignment has been to' the Northwestern States, Verna Hansen Duvall, another daughter of the Hansen's, filled a mission prior to the beginning of the war. In charge of the entertainment will be the missionary committee consisting of Melvin Liljenquist La Mar Wright and Willis Me Bride. MU for the dance will be fur- by Dave England's orchestra of the Dansante in Logan. Admission is free to the pub Music lie. HYRUM QUEENS SELECTED Miss Donnell Unsworth iof Hyrum has been selected as queen of the First ward MIA to represent her ward at the Gold and Green Ball on Tuesday night, She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Unsworth. Her attendants will be Deanne Wilcox and Fauna Nielsen. Deanne is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Wilcox and Fauna is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. J. Vern Nielsen. Representing the Second ward as queen will be Marilyn Allen. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Allen, Her attendants will be Lois Nielsen, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Sim Nielsen and .Geraldine Andersen, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. LaMar An- dersen. Third ward queen is Mardell Eliason, daughter of Mi, and Mrs. Thomas Eliason. Bertha Miller and LaRae Smith were elected as the attendants. Bertha is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elra Miller and LaRae is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. La Von Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Olsen of Brigham City attended' the Old Folks party in the Hyrum Second ward on Thursday. They are former residents and bers of the Second ward. mem- ELMER ARCHIBALD ON SHORT LEAVE Lt. Elmer Archibald returned to his ship in New York on Tues- day after spending the past five days here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex W. Archibald and relatives. Mrs. Ivean Morgan and Carl Bradshaw of the U. S. Navy at Los Angeles, returned to their homes on Tuesday after spending a week here on acaount of the death of their father, Thomas S Bradshaw. They made the trip by plane. STAKE CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS for him and his country. Mrs. Mary Haslam, president of the Stake YWMIA, said the MIA had been greatly handicapped during the years of the war when so many boys were serving their country. Niow they are trying to carry out more fully the work assigned to the young people of the Stake. Ned Allen, a returned serviceman, said the reason for his safe return home was through the faith and prayers of the people at home. He had wanted to see action, but he had plenty of it after one day. He was thankful he had had the experience of a mission before entering the service. We should heartily welcome the boys home, he said, and make them one of us. Elder Paul C. Child of the Wel- CITY COUNCIL MAKES j By Thomas Eliason Meeting of the Hyrum City Council on Thursday evening, February 7 at 7:30 p. m. in the City Office. Mayor Jorgensen presided and conducted the meeting The invocation was offered by Thomas Eliason, Thiose present were May Or Jorgensen, Councllmen Homer Petersen, Clifford Poole, Laron Larsen and Recorder Thomas Eliason. Councllmen Verna Miller and A. J. Clawson were excused being in California on a visit. The regular meeting of February 4 had been postponed on account of sickness and was held on the above date. A motion was made by Homer Petersen, head of the Water de- J I HANSEN Ijames Bankhead Passes Away James II. Bankhead of Wellsville died Thursday morning after an illness of two weeks duration. He has been in the hospital for ten days and was operated on last Friday. Mr. Bankhead was born October 14, 1882, the son of Heber K. and Rachel Haslam Bankhead. He has been active in church and civic affairs and was a High Priest at the time of death. He served a two year mission to Eng land also, Mr. Bankhead married Rose Danielsen of Paradise in the Salt Lake Temple on September 24 1913. He is survived by his widow and one son, Vernon Bank- head' !L .? Mi" partment, purchase anotheb 6000 feet of ten inch 12 guage spiral welded steel pipe. This wa's seconded by Councilman Lavon Larsen and passed by the Council. City Electrician Malcolm Gad-di- e and the Cache Valley Electric Co. have done a considerable repair job on our light and power system and htould be in fairly good condition at the present time. A mass meeting will probably be called in the near future with City Engineer Thomas Adams and a member of the State Board of Health on the proposed sewer system for the city. A motion was made by Clifford Poole and seconded by Lavon Larsen and unanimously passed by the Council to redecorate the Elite Hall and make some needed repairs. Applications for City jobs were received an the following appoint ments were made. City Electrician M. S. Gaddie Road Supervisor Jas. L. Stod- dard. Plant Operator Ass't. Plant Bert Jensen. Operator Ethan Anderson. Elite Hall Custodian Wm. Gi. Hall Elite Hall Manager Lorenzo Olsen. City Marshal Alma Sorenson. Alonzo Savage. City Judge City Physician J. Paul Burgess City Attorney Newell G. Dalnes City Engineer Thomas Adams. Caretaker for the City park Wm. G. Hall. JR. LITERARY MEETS Bills for the mionth were check Club entertained their husbands ed over and approved for paywith a dinner at the Bluebird ment Meeting adjourned at 11:30 even-1 Cafe in Logan last Friday p. m. Benediction by Lavon ing. The program was conducted by Toastmistresjs Mrs. Owen Hall and was arranged by Mrs. Ed Christoffersen. Entertainers for MAJOR OPERATION the evening were the Three Lous James H Bankhead who unof Logan, Lavon Zollinger of derwent a major operation on. Providence who gave readings, Friday at a Logan hospital after ,nd spending a week under observMoveta Cardon who gave some ation there, is doing as well as fine exhibitions of their skill and can be expected. we,re dresed in elaborate costumes. A fine dinner and a good time PTA TO MEET were enjoyed by all. The PTA of the Lincoln School Hostesses were Mrs. Millicent will hold their next meeting on Shaw, Mrs. Leda Wilson, Mrs. Wednesday, February 27 at 8 Eva Nielsen, Mrs. Inez Miller, p. m. in the school gym. and Mrs. Virginia McDowell. Principal speaker of the evening will be Dr. Carlisle of LoNEW SON gan. The program will also inA fine son arrived at the clude musical numbers. RefreshCache Valley hospital on Thurs- ments will be served. Mrs. Louise Petersen arranged day morning for Mr and Mrs. Leland Petersen of of the Hyrum the program. Second ward. The Petersens now have eight lovely children. LYNN PETERSEN HOME Pfc. Lynn Petersen has arrived RALPH BENNETT TO home safely from the Pacific BE DISCHARGED wife went His to Fort theatre. Mrs Mr. and Jamps Thorpe meet him accompanied their daughter Mrs. DouglasHeion Sunday to has been stationed in Lorraine Bennett to Salt Lake there. City on Saturday where she met Tokyo for the past five months. Mrs. Petersen is the former her husband, Sgt. Ralph Bennett who was returning from overseas lone Allen, daughter of Mr. and duty. Sgt. Bennett expects to re- Mrs. Milton Allen. She and their ceive his discharge from Ft. three children have been living Mr. and Mrs in Hyrum during his absence. Douglas soon. Lynn is the son of Mr. and Thorpe returned home Sunday. Mrs. John Petersen of Hyrum. Als,y NELSONS MOVE FROM WELLSVILLE TO ARIZONA Mr and Mrs. Paul Nelson and family have moved to Arizona to make their home where Mr. Nelson is employed. Mrs. Nelson who is the former Audra Bank-hea- d, and two children have made their home here for the fare aommittee stated that every while Mr. Nelson was member of the church Is a mem- past year in the service. ber of the Welfare Plan. Whatever concerns one member of the church should concern all. Mr and Mrs Newell Brenchley The Welfare plan is to comfort of Green River, Wyoming return those that stand in need. No per-ted to their hicme on Thursday son id the Church should feel after spending two weeks hero erabarassod to accept help from wir.h their parents, Mr and Mrs. Continued to Page Four Wm. C Brenchley. er THIRTY SEVEN APPOINTMENTS FOR CITY JOBS IVEAN pished K UMBEIl per copy Mrs. Nora Nielsen Is planning a family reunon to honor the sons who have been in the army and are now safely returned. She has been enjoying the visit of two sons, Major Thayle Nielsen and Lt. Col. La Grand Nielsen, during the past week. Thayle has received his discharge after more than three years service Including several months in Europe. LaGrand with wife and child- to Pir.'uma ren, ig now en r for a new assignment. Mrs Nielsen is the former Bea- trRe Alien, daughter 0f Alvin. Allen of Hyrum.. '- |