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Show THE very delightful trip to Boise, Idaho. Bishop Leland Capener has been in Salt Lake City for the past week. Mrs. Capener went to Salt Lake City Friday to get him and they returned Sunday. Russell Capener and John Allen spent the weekend at home with their families from their work in Ogden. Lola Hales spent the weekend at home with her parents, Mr., a Riverside Myrl Vdj Soldier Returns to Camp left Ffc. Ferris Marfariane Sunday for a camp in the northwest where he will be stationed until he goes overseas. He spent two weeks here and in Fielding with his wife, Mrs. Arlene and son and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Silvester and daughter Sandra attended the wedding reception at Lewis-ton- , Utah of Janice Hess Butters who is the niece of Mrs, Silvester, during the week. ; David Capener was in the hospital in Logan during the first part of the week." He returned to school about the middle of the week and came home for the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Capener. Mrs. Ellen Capener was in Salt Lake City Monday and again Saturday. Ed. Udy, Thomas Udy, Austin Udy and Deloss Jensen attended the alfalfa school at U.S.A.C. Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs. Austin Udy accompanied Austin to Logan Thursday where she visited her mother, Mrs. Orson Bailey. . Mrs. Clarice Hirschi, accompanied by Mrs. Inez Johnson and Mrs. Florence Udy were in Logan Thursday.. Mrs. Karl Welling entertained at dinner in honor of the birthdays of her husband and Helen Capener. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Nielsen, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Linford and Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Bowcutt of Gard land, and Bishop and Mrs. Capener of Riverside. The ladies of the Junior Pirthday club met at the home of Helen Capener Thursday evening for her birthday anniversary. Nineteen members and k guests enjoyed a delightful dinner and social conver; sation. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Richards returned during the week from Mac-farla- Le-lan- pot-luc- and Mrs. Ron Hales. She is attending nursing school. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Udy and family spent Sunday afternoon in Thatcher with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Adams. Miss Diane Bourne spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Bourne. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Geary and children of Salt Lake City visited Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hadf ield. A Scout court of honor was held Sunday evening in sacrament meeting under the direction of Scoutmaster Russell Capener. Two Stake board visitors T. W. Potter and Thomas Simmons and Scoutmaster Bryce Erickson of Beaver gave talks and the local scouts gave ,the musical numbers. The Primary was represented by a few boys and girls in a skit to bring to the attention of the ward members "Penny Time" is here. Deweyville Grace Warnke A meeting was held Thursday evening at the school house, under the di rection of Mrs. Lewis Spackman and Keith Burnham. The nro gram was presented by Miss Hall's room. Singing, readings, and choral readings by the chil dren were enjoyed by a large group of parents. Several boys and girls presented accordian numbers. Business matters of the school formed the discussion period. Luncheon was served by Mrs. Lindon Barkle and Mrs. Thales Cannon. Mrs. Charles Peterson, Primary president, and Mrs. Golda Dunn, guide teacher, accompanied the guide class to the Logan The boys Temple Saturday. participating were Stephen Marble, Silver Gardner and Marion Lish. , Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Spackman and family were Sundav guests of Mrs. Spademan's par- ems, xar. and Mrs. Charles Lad le of Mendon. Pvt. Robert Hodges, who Is on furlough from his army duties at Las Vegas, Nevada, visited Saturday with his aunt. ATs. winrora tsarrus and famParent-Teache- rs ; ily. Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Larsen of Hunter, North Dakota, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Johnson. Mr. Larsen and Mrs.. Johnson are cousins. The Larsens are enroute to California. Gaye Peterson, student at Dee hospital school of Nursing at Ogden, came home to spend a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Heus-se- r were hosts Saturday evening at a dinner party. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Whcatley, Lewiston; Mr. and Mrs. Warren Haycock, Mr. and Mrs.. Rupert Blackham and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bowhuis. Bishop and Mrs. Winford Bar-ru- s were in Salt Lake City Wednesday on business. Mrs. J. P. Barnard. Brieham City, Mrs. Maurice Fowers and velvet Barnard oi ogden, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Heusser and family were Sundav dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Barnard. Mr. and Mrs. David Jensen and son Max of Montpelier, Idaho spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Johnson. Mrs. Jensen and Max remained to visit with the family until Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Lish Jr. and family visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Burningham and other relatives at West Point. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Manning of Layton were Thursday evening guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lish. Mrs. Ruth Barkle and Mrs. Renae Lish of Tremonton spent Ihursday in Ogden. Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Lish of Brigham City vis ited at the Horace Lish Jr Sedan, IM Price F. O. B. ToUdo, Ohio, plus Federal if any. Taxei, State and local Freight, Delivery and Handling Charges, Optional Equipment, Extra, Aaro-la'- k Ta, MARKHAM'S Tremonton afternoon was spent at a progressive game. The birthday towels were presented to the hostess by Edna Larson.. Refreshments were served by the hostess of the south street. Mrs. Eph Peterson and Mrs. Ray Quigley of Garland accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Ed Isaacson to Ogden Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Hawks of Ogden spent Monday and Tuesday with Lafe Grover. Thursday Mrs. Gilbert Allred accompanied Mrs. Ervin Spencer to Ogden. Mrs. Allred was a Logan visitor Monday. The Delos Adams family met at the family home to honor Erma Adams before leaving for the Mission field. In the evening they all attended her testimonial at the Second ward in Tremonton. Mrs. Harmon Peerson accompanied Mrs. Urstl Rhodes to Salt Lake City. She spent the day with Mrs. Leland Watt at Lay-to- n. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Harker are happy over the safe arrival of a fine 8 pound girl born to them Monday at a Brigham Ctiy hospital. The couple have two children, a boy and girl. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Rhodes of Carey, Idaho and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rhodes of Brigham City, had lunch with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rhodes Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wood and family were Sunday guests at the Rhodes home. Mrs. Ross Rhodes underwent a major operation at theDee hospital in Ogden Friday. At this time she is improving. Mrs. L. R. Shaffer accom Only 'MUU1)UM4JUIJ was in Salt Lake City Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. .Charles Petpr son motored to Salt Lake City Tuesday evening to attend a birthday party for Mrs. Peterson's sister. Mrs. Bill Ashbv Mrs. Virginia Blackham, who has been ill, returned to school Tuesday. Mrs. Leslie Wanm of Garland, who was a former leacner at tnis school, substituted during Mrs. Blackham's ab I ft RSEMCU f IIIIIIIHVI cisco, . HUDSON OIHBtMAKIS No other car can perform, or ride, or last like a Hudson because no other car has "STEP-DOWDESIGN. N" h (fro Idaho r Sedan lower-price- Hudson's sensational system and New e Hydra-Mati- c Drive available at extra cost. Standard trim and other specifications and accessories subject to change without notice. TWIN new hudsok Hornet Notional Stock-C- ar multiple-fuelin- g Dual-Rang- "step-down- hudsow WASP Lower-Price- Champion TREMONTON, UTAH d Running Mote of the Hornet PHONE 2511 Atrip on a Union Pacific train is more than just a way to get from here to there. It is an enjoyabte, relaxing vacation from a busy, ( hurried daily schedule. M,' 1 on Iho UE3IOC3 PASIFie Wf Jf When you go Union Pacific, you enjoy every minute of your trip. Regardless of weather or traffic conditions, you ride in comfort in a restful Coach or luxurious Pullman. meet new people Yes, the perfect way to travel in comfort "rest as you ride" Union Pacific train. for Otpendabio Freight and Passenger Transportation Bo Specific , . . At mealtime, Union Pacific's skilled chefs tempt your appetite with their famous specialties, served leisurely at your dining car table. This month the Union Pacific dining car special is tender, juicy, Prime Ribs of Beef. Stroll around if you please , enjoy the lounge. CO-O- P Ml Sowthar Four-Doo- among American cars. That's why Hudson can handle its mighty power so safely. For a new driving thrill . . . with the utmost in safety . . . try the fabulous rund Hudson Hornet, or its ning mate, the spectacular Hudson Wasp. Stop in soon! Hudson is the best performing, safest car on the road today but you needn't take our word for it. Just look at the record: In 1952, competing with all other makes in stock-ca- r events, Hudsona just like you can buy from us won 47 victories in 60 starts . . . and Hudson was named Champion in all three major racing associations! Naturally, there's a reason for this record performance. And that reason is Hudson's " exclusive design . . . which provides the lowest center of gravity for JetotH one reservation let your near Union Pacific Railroad tidier agent. Owntd mnd ConrroMed by 6000 fovttrym.n ana former! ic1i,t Kl(U)le)rJ, with the lowest en AND FARMERS 1 W2L Come fry the mighty power and matchless roadability of a Hudson 13-1- 4. co-o- Mrs. Sadie Victor of Rupert, Idaho has been visiting with her sister, Mrs. Pearl Jones, this week. She spent Tuesday with a girlhood friend, Mrs. William Hawkins. The two ladies hadn't seen each other for thirty years until their visit this week. HUDSON HORNET Utah Poultry and Farmers Cooperative celebrates its 30th anniversary this week with a coo vention at the Hotel Utah in Salt Lake Gty, Friday and Saturday, February non-prof- Henry Burbank of San Franand Mart Burbank of Brigham City, were weekend visitors at the home of their sister, Mrs. S. A. Marble. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Toland of Bountiful and Mr. and Mrs. Don Hill of Garland and their families were dinner guests Sunday at the home of their mother, Mrs. Pearl Toland. center of gravity among American cars, can handle such tremendous power so safely ! UTAH POULTRY ...and its 6000 partners Utah Poultry is a service organization, owned and controlled by its 6000 members or partners. These men and women have worked together through Utah Poultry to build poultry into Utah's second largest agricultural industry. By so doing they have helped themselves and helped to build both Utah and southern Idaho economically. it Utah Poultry is a organization. All p savings created by the through its many services are returned to members. In this way Utah Poultry serves its members by affording them lower costs and higher net returns. It also serves the public by. giving customers better poultry products at fair prices. Utah Poultry facilities, services and savings are available to any poultryman or farmer because this is a democratic organization, owned and controlled by its members. panied Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Oyler to Ogden Tuesday. Mrs. Shaffer is staying to help at the hospital where the grandfather of Mrs. Don Shaffer underwent an operation. She plans to return home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Shaffer and family of Ogden spent Sunday at the Shaffer home. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Grover and children were in Harrisville Sunday where they with other family members met at dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jr. Taylor to celebrate the birthday anniversary of their mother, Mrs. Leland Patterson. home. Mrs. R. W. Warnke Mr. .and Mrs. Wendell Camp sence. and family of Malad, Idaho called on Mr. and Mrs. R .W. WarnEast Garland ke Friday afternoon. Mrs. Eph Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kunz and family of Dragerton were Word has been received by dinner guests Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles mt. and Mrs. Henry Sorensen that their son Allen and family Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Rhodes of have moved from Denver to Ogwhere Allen will be assistCarey, Idaho visited with friends den and relatives here last week and ant manager of the Kress store. were guests at the home of Mr. The Sorensen' family had some difficulty in reaching Ogden. and Mrs. Homer Marble. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fryer They were caught in a blizzard motored to Salt Lake City Wed- on the Continental Divide and the car nesday, where they visited with mainder broke down.. The reof the trip was made Mr. and Mrs. Ross Bowen and by train. son Rex. Mrs. Jasper Shaffer, Mrs. LeThursday visitors at the home on Anderson and Mrs. Lyle Johnson were Logan visitors Friday. The Birthday club met with Mrs. L. M. Holman Friday her home to celebrate her birthday anniversary. The PRICES AS LOW AS Phone 2351 . J of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Perry were Mrs. Victor Duke and two children, of Magna, Howard K. Johnson and son Bruce of Salt Lake City and Howard Johnson of Preston, Idaho. Mrs. Virginia Peterson of Petersboro, visited Tuesday and Wednesday with her mother, Mrs. M. G. Perry. Mrs. Perry also had as visitors Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Alton Perry of Thursday February 11 1953 L E A D E R , Trnontoa, Uuk is on a |
