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Show THE LEADER. BOTHWELL RIVERSIDE By Mrs. Arvilla Stark. by Myrle Udy GOOD CROWD KNJOYS COLD, GREEN HALL A large crowd attended the Green and Gold Ball held Jan. 13. The Junior Gleaner girls and their teacher were honored. Mr. and Mrs. Thyrs Sessions were Ogden visitors last week. Mrs. Phine Gibson received word of the death of her sister. Mrs. .Sophia Foxley of Hood River, Ore., a former member of the Bothwell Ward. Leo Stokes returned '" home Tuesday, after spending two days with his brother, Joe Stokes, who was operated on at the LDS hospital in Salt Lake Law Student BUILD NEW CHAPEL A 22 ye;ir old Indonesian Travelling Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Joe Forsberg accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Gus Forsberg and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jensen to Ogden Thursday. City. Mr', and Mrs. J. H. Ward moved to Ogden Saturday where To Oregon, California they will stay the rest of the Bishop Deloras Stokes, accomin panied by Reed Wight and Jay winter as Mr. Ward works busiis on Ogden. in Hodges, Oregon Mr. and Mrs. Leland Bourne ness. Saturday their wives left in Farmington Saturday were by train and will meet their where they visited relatives. husbands in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Udy accomEva Robinson of South Dakota is visiting her sister, Mrs. panied by Valeea Crowther were in Brigham and Perry Thursday. Guy Bosley. Mr. and Mrs. Dana Weicker A Primary teacher and service meeting was held at the of Medford. Mass., visited Mr. home of Cleo Anderson Monday and Mrs. Streator Tingey and son Vaughn Sunday and Monnight. The lesson was given by day. Vaughn spent three Cleo Anderson. at the home of Mr. and atis who Sally Anderson, Mrs. Weicker while he was in in school Salt Lake tending City spent the weekend with her the Navy. Mr. and Mrs. Weicker are travelling this winter. parents, the Reed Andersons. Mr. and Mrs. Streator Tingey Mr. and Mrs. Elzo Sessions, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Anderson, and Vaughn moved to Ogden Mr. and Mrs. Merwin Koford Wednesday for the rest of the of Garland and Mr. Alvin Evans winter as the father and son were dinner Saturday night at are working in Ogden and Hill the home of Mr. and Mrs. Field respectively. The ladies of the Birthday Wayne Evans, the occasion beClub met at the home of Ruie ing Wayne's birthday. M. Kennard Thursday to honor On Leave her for her birthday. Twelve Odell Newman, who os stat- members enjoyed pot luck dinioned in California is spending ner and a social hour of visiting a few weeks with his parents, and hand work. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Newman. Mrs. Earl Hughes and son of Eleda Vee Stokes and Minnie Samaria left for home after Mae Norr attended the home having been with T. J. Udy for coming of Sherma Hansen of about three months. Mr. Udy is East Garland. Sherma has just Mrs. Hughes' father. from a mission to returned Quilting Sessions Uraguay. Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Harris Twelve neighbors and friends celebrated their 56th wedding 9pent the day quilting at the anniversary Jan. 11. home of Clarice Hirschi WedMr. and Mrs. Steve Call of nesday. They returned Thursday Layton visited with Mrs. Call's and completed the sun bonnet parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Firth quilt. Friday and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tubbs Mrs. Maynard Summers visit- received word their son Lynn ed with her father at the Dee who is in the service in So. Hospital last week. Dakota has been transferred to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stark Puerto Rica where he will be and daughter, Lila Lee visited stationed for from eighteen with Mr. and Mrs. George Stark months to three years. If his of Ogden Saturday. family are allowed to follow him, his time will be the three In Japan Word has been received by year period. Mr. and Mrs. William Silvestrelatives of Warren Olson, that er accompanied by Jane Udy of he is stationed at Japan. Warren Plymouth and Lola Hess of Garis in the Marines. Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Sum- land went to Ogden Friday night mers attended a testimonial giv- to attend a shower for Zona en in honor of Ray Childs of Hess, sister of the ladies. The younger group of ladies Clinton. He is leaving for Califof the ward met Friday and ornia on a mission. Maynard cleaned the meeting house and took part on the program. Ray of some the others painted the a is nephew of Mrs. Summers. The many friends of Leland newly installed cabinets in the Anderson will be happy to know kitchen. he is much improved at this time. Lake City from Monday till Frilone Nelson and family of Miss Arleen Beck returned Lind visited her parents, Mr. day. with them. home and Mrs. Wallace Anderson last Mr. and Mrs. DaWayne Lind week. and children from Lind visited Lorin Anderson has been re- at the home of Mrs. Lind's parleased from the service and is ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford now attending school at the Stark Thursday. University of Utah. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stark Mr. and Mrs. Joyce Miller received word that their son and children of Ogden visited Ted is stationed at Camp Carson Mrs. Miller's folks, Mr. and and Colorado. He inlisted in the Mrs. Thyres Sessions on Friday. army Jan. 3. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Smith and Enlists in Air Force Dorain Summers, son of Mr. family of Kaysville spent the and Mrs. Maynard Summers, weekend with Mr. and Mrs. left Monday morning for Fort Dallas Stokes and family. Mrs. Annie Jackson of FounDouglas. Darain enlisted in the Green is visiting at the tain Air Force. of her daughter, Mrs. home and Mrs. Roscoe Anderson Anderson. Salt in Leland visited Rhea daughter t. s Rolfe Kerr and Deve-rMasof Tremcr.Uirj. Lorna on, Garland; and Ted Ramsdell. Bear River; have been selected as 1955 Buzzer personalities at Utah State Agricultural College. Announcement was ' made at "Photo Frolic," this year's annual Buzzer ball held in the student union building. The 52 14 from each class, were chosen by popular vote earlier in the week. Tiny will be featured in 'he 1955 yearbook. Wat-kin- - lit VIJ- lfr!rJ?d V - k Sherma Hansen Many Changes Set Back from Mission At Saltair Resort Iaes Three meal mrmc- - who enlisted in the U. S Air Ft rce together have arrived home for furloughs while enroute to new assignments across the nation. They are Ainv.cn Third Class r Paul T. Larsen. MonDell and Gary Cutler. All three arrived home last weekend. weeks They have completed of basic training at Parks Air Force Base near Oakland, Calif. After about two weeks at home, they report to three separate new posts of duty. Airman Larsen will report to Sheppard Air Force Base at Wichita Falls, Tex., for training as a finance officer. Local Students Yearbook Figures y p FA Get New law tour student on a spent last week at the Universviov ity of Utah for a close-uof campus life. American education and Mornionism. Abdul Radjab. touring the United States under auspices of the National Student Association, visited classes, talked with University President A. Ray Olpin and Dean of Students Willard W. Blaessar and met informally with students. Former vice president of the Indonesian Nat'onal Union of Students, Radjar has been in this country since November His itinerary has included Bost cross-countr- The Riverside Ward has begun a building project in anticipation of building a new chapel. Saturday night a smorgasbord dinner followed a spicy program for the good cause. Many friends and ward members enjoyed the evening. of h.s jourPrimary purp ney is to observe American education in actior.. From Indonesia Thursday. January 20. 1955 Airmen Complete Hasie Trailing New York, Washington. Philadelphia and Detroit. on. Utah Schools Host RIVERSIDE WARD STARTS PROJECT TO Tremonion. Ulah Hun-sake- 1 1 Miss Sherma Hansen, who recently returned home after serving as a missionary of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, was speaker at East Garland Ward last Sunday. Miss Hansen returned with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hansen, who travelled east to meet her in New York City. Miss Hansen served 25 months in the Uraguayan mission. Saltair Beach Company has announced plans of a complete remodeling program of the Historic Resort on the shores of Great Salt Lake. Officials say that work is already under way and present plans nre to have it completed by the opening of the season in May, 1955. New parking facilities sufficient to accommodate 1000 cars is being installed; the old parkMonDell Hunsaker will enter ing area which was built on weather observer training at piling has been removed. Keesler Air Force Base, Miss. The present midway area will Gary Cutler's new post is at be enlarged and contain dozens Warren Air Force Base in Chey- of new rides and games. The enne, Wyo., where he will re- new midway area will be fronted by a modernistic entrance. ceive supplies training. America's Greiitest Educational Value! 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