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Show THE LEADER. Tremonion. Utah BOTHWELL By Mrs. Arvilla Stark FAMILY HONORS SERVICE MAN Pvt. Ted Stark Jr. left Salt Lake City Tuesday morning for A.S.A. School at Fort Devins, Mass. On Sunday his mother entertained at a turkey dinner in his honor and on Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Larson of Corinne gave a dinner for him prior to his leaving. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Smith and family of Kaysville spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Stokes. On Sunday the family spent the day in Garland with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Larson. It was Mr. Larson's birthday anniversary. Mrs. Tennie Summers and and Mr. and Mrs. Odell Cooper and family of Salt Lake City were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Farrel Summers Sunday. .Verlyn Adams and son Dennis received word from their husband and father, Reed La-Ve- ra 2 for Adams, who is stationed in France, that he has been promoted to a Corporal. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Call of Layton spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Firth. Mrs. Dean Anderson spent three days of last week in the hospital. She is at home now and improving. Mrs. Max Anderson was pleasWednesday antly surprised when a large number of her friends came to spend a belated birthday with her. Mrs. Anderson was in the hospital with a new baby on her birthday. Those who called were Mrs. Don Jepperson and son, Clearfield, Mrs. Leo Young and R. H. Ridd, Brigham, and H. E. Berchtold, Earl Berchtold, Park Stumm and Roy Holland, Tremonton. The ladies brought pot luck lunch and spent the day visiting. The Primary conference was presented in the Ward chapel Sunday night. The program "Wist ye not that I should be about my fathers business," was given under the direction of Mes-dam- es on WEDNESDAY 1 3E Phone Thursday, Friday, Saturday MARCH APRIL 31 1. 2 TV .......... 7 ' - nlil.U . si-- f " II COLUMBIA PICTURE " Smry and ScteM b Play T GEORGE MtLKUU i.j. ,Tv 1ft nti ' -nooucw ..m rornvnuiulD. mm w""" 2nd BIG HIT h. I M All . HMII MARK ROBSON 4tt am (JEEJES PEGGIE CASTLE DONALD JACK BEUTEL 4 A - ja-ti- BARRtf UTA BARON . tiMttl Paorami Pictures Corpi Presentation Released thra United Artists Extra Cartoons and Serial 3 SAT. MATINEE Stairs 2:00 P.M. Sunday, Monday, Tuesday MATINEE SUNDAY 3:00 P.M. Continuous All Day - Eleda Vee Stokes. Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne Lind and family of Lind, Ut, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Stark Sunday and Monday. Enjoy Weekend Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Reed Harris and Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Young left Wednesday for Las Vegas for a weekend vacation, They returned Saturday. They also visited Boulder Dam and Bry-ce- s and Zions Parks. Mrs. Ellen Christensen was pleasantly surprised Thursday night, when the officers and teachers of the Primary gave a party for her at the home of Eleda Vee Stokes. There were 17 ladies present. They presented Mrs. Christensen with a lovely gift. Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Harris and Dorothy Harris were Ogden visitors Wednesday. On Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Harris were in Brigham on business. Deloras Bishop and Mrs. ' Stokes and Mrs. Polly Smith were in Salt Lake City Monday. New Babies Blessed Babies receiving names in meeting Sunday were Eli Hol land Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Anderson and Jackie Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Anderson. Both fathers blessed their babies. Friday night, Mr. and Mrs Max Anderson met Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ruse Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Merril Porter of Mor gan at Maddox Cafe in Brigham for a dinner party. Joyce Stark gave a party Monday night for Earl Nelson, honoring him on his birthday, Those present were Boyd and Chyrl Marble, Jean and Stan ley Stark, Odell and Ethel Sum mers, Norma and LeRoy Firth, and DelRay and Arleen Stark. Dr. and Mrs. John Martineau and family of Morgan visited Sunday with Mrs. Ella Ander son. Mrs. Jean Stark spent with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Parker of Brigham. Mr. and Mrs. George Sum mers and Verlyn Adams and son Dennis spent Saturday in Smithfield at the home of Mr: and Mrs. Glen Henry. Mr. and Mrs. Cleon Anderson and Mrs. Stewert Young were visiting in Salt Lake City Monday. Mrs. Ruby Scholer and Janet Vincent of Salt Lake City spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Ted Stark and Lila Lee. Rudger Forsgren has been ill the past week. His brother Olie Forsgren and Leo Lund from Brigham visited with him Wednesday. Mrs. Wallace Anderson is at home after spending several days last week in the hospital with a severe strep throat. Mrs .Margaret Forsgren and Mrs. Dell Cunningham visited in Logan Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson visited with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bosley Sunday. ELWOOD By Mrs. Darwin Anders 1 nut m rnuntuu m- - n for a 2 JOMN r fO0 mod WHAM 1 r JOHNSON-HARR- mm kcMtn . km iwa CAREY, JOjy Y ft Jr.jJ&i FORD Second Big Feature n rinrv rrnrei nninni uirnnuil mwvnniu mru ilium uoiput r, La-Ru- e C COOMI JOANNE DRUOOHN AOAR REN The. MIA held their speech festival Sunday evening. Theme of the festival was "Our Templ-les.- " After the opening song and invocation, narration was given by Mary Gardner, Ruth Lysle Munns and A. E. Buchanan. A talk "The Temple - My Sanctuary" was given by Willis Peterson, Song "The Morning Breaks" by men's chorus. interview Marriage Bishop Erickson, Thomas Smith' and Joan Francom. Song "Temple of Our Father" by Carolyn And erson, Carolyn Cornwall, Arlene Hunsaker, Tyra Thompson, Munns and Mary Gardner Solovox Solo "O My Father" Ora Thompson. Featured speak. er Pres. Clifton Kerr and a song "High on the Mountain Top" by the men's chorus. The program was under direction of Speech director, Fern Andreason and musical direct6rs LaRue Munns and Rolayne Erickson. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Hansen and two small daughters of Salt Lake City and Sid and Bill Bishop of Garland were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Hansen. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Abel spent last Sunday visiting with and children grandchildren. They visited in Ogden with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hansen and children, in Salt Lake City with Mr. Hun-sake- Ticket JOHfJ 17AYIIE i m Admitted on nnmnrn linniu uuluku inuiwin mnr ' AUtLt , fflAKAl WED. 2 for 1- -2 Admitted on 1 Ticket by' Mrs. Wyne Fryer CLUB HEARS MUSICAL PROGRAM members of the Twenty Friendly Circle Club met at the home of Mrs. Myrl Perry, Thursday night. Dinner was served by Mrs. Perry and co- hostesses, Mrs. Arlin Madsen and Mrs. Doug Burbank. A musical program was given with piano selections played by CLUB SPEAKER IKf tiiUmi WW y gwgywwwixfr GERALD WENDT Although science has Changed the living habits of everyone in this generation, the real age of science is yet to come, is the opinion of Dr. Gerald Wendt of Paris who will address the Knife and Fork Club at its next meeting, Thursday, April 7. "With three billion dollars now being spent on research every year, and with major progress now coming in the biological and human sciences, big changes are ahead," he says. "What we've had so far is only an age of gadgets; what's coming is nothing less than a new Renaissance." Dr. Wendt, a leading research scientist in his own right is just back from France where he spent three years in charge of science news and of papular education in science at UNESCO (United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization) in Paris. Mrs. Marvin Ashby and Mari-lyn- n Fryer. Accordion music was played by Mary Perry. Special visitor for the evening was Mrs. Yvonne Hess Peterson, formerly of Garland, and now living in Willow Creek, Montana. James Potter, Sault St. Marie, Michigan, is visiting this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fryer and Mrs. Thomas Potter. Lots of Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thales Cannon. Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Harwood, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Jensen and family and Mr. and Mrs. Murray Cannon, all of ' Ogden, Mrs. Lynn Peterson, Willow Creek, Montana, Mrs. Nelda Newman and family. Bothwell, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cannon and Mrs. Clifford Can non, Fielding were guests. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Burbank spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Burbank, Brigham City. Saturday, Mr. Burbank baptized his grandson, Richard, and confirmed him at Fast meeting Sunday. They also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Burbank and family. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jensen and Charles visited with Mr and Mrs. Ed Rock, Brigham, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Baker, Portland, Ore., visited with Mr, and Mrs. James Holdaway, Sunday. The Bakers will spend some time in the valley visiting with relatives before they return to their home. Give Dance Festival The M.I.A. dance festival with the theme of "Mardi Gras" was well attended, Tuesday night. Primary youngsters joined with those of Mutual age in a variety of dances and a tango was performed by out of town couples. The dances were .under the direction of Miss Delores Nielsen and Mrs. Darlene Zinck. Mrs. Orpha Ault visited Sunday afternoon with her family, Mr. and Mrs. Duett Loveland and Gary, Brigham City, and Mr. and Mrs. John Becker, Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. Parrel Love-lanand Judy called at the City, Sunday, to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gardner and family. Mrs. Vern Eames and Valerie, American Falls, spent the week with Mr. and Mrs. Chris Han. sen. ' Visiting over the weekend with the Chris Hansen's and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Haycock, were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haycock, Oakland, California . Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hoggan of Burley, Ida., were visitors at the home of Mary E. Christ- ensen Monday. LIBERTY TREMONTON New THE ATRE NEW LOW PRICES Adults 5Q, Children 20 THURSDAY, FRIDAY. SATURDAY MARCH 31 - APRIL 1 and 2 UD LOU ABBOTPGOgTELIO THB ..FIED BQSEN8L00H CLARK-HU- UWVTJtSALIiirjBunOML SHORT CARTOON KMC 10 Serial No. MONDAY. TUESDAY SUNDAY. APRIL 3. 4. 5 VICTOR MATURE i 'nNSUZANBALL JOHN LUND CARTOON NEWS SHORT WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY. FRIDAY APRIL 6. 7. 8 Vera Ralston Forrest Tucker JUBILEE TBML A REPUBLIC PICTURE d CARTOON refineries help us . keep gasoline prices low "Pint-size- " , and Mrs. Lionel Furness and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Pickering and family. They then drove to American Fork to visit son John and family and tiny new granddaughter. A large crowd of relatives and friends attended the wed ding reception and dance held Thursday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Al Anderson who were married earlier in the day in the Logan Temple. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Porter, Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Larsen, Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. William Hansen of Ogden. Also uncles of the bride, Leo and Leon Conger, who have been attending school at Seattle, Wash. The Andersons are . at home in Logan where Mr. Anderson is attending school at Ault home, Sunday, enroute to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Loveland in Buhl, Idaho. Myrl Perry and Jay Stokes a attended convention for school principals in Salt Lake City, Thursday and Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Vic Beeton, Tremonton, and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Fryer and children were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Fryer, Clearfield. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Perry and Rodney of Ogden visited Thursday with Mrs. Pearl Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon came .up from Salt Lake Folks who like a bargain don't have to look any farther than the gas tanks of their cars. For despite a steady increase in quality, gasoline prices have remained low and Standard Oil Company of California's table-to- p refineries are one good reason why. pint-siz- e are laboratory pilot plants They that enable our scientists to develop manufacturing methods for each new gasoline before we put it into production. With the aid of these rubber and glass n forerunners of gallon refineries, we've worked with car manufacturers to perfect balanced gasolines designed to bring out more efficiency and economy from today's higher compression engines. cost-cutti- multi-millio- ng We've learned how to squeeze more gasoline from crude oil and we've found ways to make increasingly better gas at consistently low prices. Today's gasoline, for example, is 50 better than motor fuels of 1925, yet costs just a few pennies more. The combination of research and competition has held gasoline prices down so effectively that they've advanced only 17 since 1925 while general living (ex-taxe- s) costs are up 52. Even though our pint-siz- e refineries make gasoline by the drop, they are one reason vhy Standard products give you a longer run for your money. Standard plans ahead to serve you better USAC. Mr. and Mrs. Orson Cottle of Hooper, and Mrs. Stanley Dahl of West Point were at the HOLD SPEECH FESTIVAL WEDNESDA TS DEWKYVILLE Thursday. March 31. 1955 Wayne Francom home one day last week. They attended the funeral of an aunt at Garland. Mrs. Arlo Anderson entertained twenty little friends of twins Sherry Ann and Gary Lynn Sunday afternoon in hon- or of their birthday annivers- ary. An enjoyable afternoon was spent playing games. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Anderson. An Elders meeting was held Sunday evening in the Relief Society room. Jerry Barnard of Deweyville showed slides of Panama Canal zone. Refreshments were served to thirty, seven people. Ralph Mortenson, Curtis Andreason and Elburn Miller were in Montana several days last week. Mrs. Max Fridal, Mrs. Beverly Cannon, Mrs. Daisy Hansen and Mrs. Bonnie Rudd and children visited with Joyce Stokes Monday afternoon. Occasion was Joyce's birthday. Prepare for Kindergarten A pre school clinic was conducted Tuesday morning by Public School Nurse, Mrs. Deem at the school house. Getting ready for kindergarten are Ross Stokes, Ronald Andreason, Karen Hansen, Jay Lynn Hansen, Robin Hansen and Jeniel ill L I - idy '-r: rtTI I V tfH ii Iter, . i If iIJot 1 Wm tio STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA |
