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Show Methodists Plan "Church School At Home" Series Bear River City By Andrea Huggins Jack Hardy Honored Jack Hardy says it isn't so bad to be a year older when you can enjoy a nice party like he had Saturday at his home. Jack's brothers and sjsters and mother came and surprised him. Those enjoying the event were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hardy and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Mrs. Eva Buck and family, all of American Fork, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Harris and children, Clearfield, Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Doman, Huntsville, and Jack's mother, Mrs. Ila Ogden. ' Mr. andHardy, Mrs. Dee Hardy and son of Corinne and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Manning, North Ogden, also enjoyed the affair. Luncheon was served to 47. Farrell and Marge Huggins en j oped a visit with Ed and Mary Keegan and daughter Kathy, Chicago, over the weekend. Farrell and Ed were Army buddies. Bear River City school children and teachers are happy and proud of the record set at the recent County Fair. The display and ribbons are on exhibition at the school and patrons are invited to come and see them. Mr. and Mrs. Howard (Arva) Hardy and family, loo 90P limited time Li size offer! DESERT FLOWER hand and body lotion w HI f y ti i offers you a big, for bottle of this luxurious lotion half the regular price. Contains the "heart" of lanolin nature's magic ingredient that softens, tones and restores moisture to your skin. Non-grea. . . melts instantly into dry, thirsty areas. Buy DESERT FLOWER HAND and BODY LOTlON now . . . while this offer lasts! SHULTON ADAM'S DRUG Phone AL Tremonton The Methodist Church will 1 launch a program October called "Church School at Home". This is not a suggestion that people stay home from Sunday school but an endeavor to reach families who cannot attend, Distance, poor roads, and inclement weather keeD manv Dar- ents from bringing their chil dren to church for Christian instruction. Under this new plan suitable graded Sunday school lesson leaflets and study booklets will be sent free to any family unable to attend a church school. There are special material for each group - Kindergarten. Priand mary, Junior, Junior-Hig- h Youth. A quarterly publication will also be sent for the parents. Any family may enroll by sending their name and address and the ages and school grades to Church of their children School at Home, P. O. Box 871, Nashville, Tenn. There is no charge for this service. Those who enroll during September can begin their study with the first Sunday in October. These materials are published by The Methodist Church but are not denominational in content. No effort will be made to influence members of other deto leave their nominations churches. Moore and four sons left for their home in Torrance, Calif., after spending the past ten days with Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Arbon, parents of Mrs. Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Johnsen left their work and cares behind and took a pleasant trip to the south. They visited Max Par-ma- n at Cameron, Ariz., then on to Grand Canyon. They also visited Bryce Canyon and Zions National Park. Mrs. Lester Anderson enter tained the younger group at her home Sunday afternoon in honor of her son Jimmie's fifth birthday. Games were played and delicious refreshments served. Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Kimber, Ogden, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Arbon Sunday evening. The ladies are sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Larsen, Mantua, entertained at a lovely dinner party at their home Sunday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Leonard and sons Jon and Bruce, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Anderson and son Mark, and Mr. and Mrs. Reed Olsen, Brigham City. Mrs. Leonard and Mrs. Olsen were honored guests as it was their birthday. Mrs. Elliot Kilpack and children were Saturday dnner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Leonard. Dr. Elliot Kilpack is attending Reserve Marine School at San Deigo. The Kilpacks live in Loean where he is associated wth the State University. Mr. and Mrs. DeVere Rock and small son, San Bernardino, Calif., returned to their home after a pleasant sojourn in Utah. While here they were guests of DeVere's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Rock. Mr. and Mrs. Vernal Anderson enjoyed a trip last week to . 1 weather. 4. r? Thursday. Sepiemier TTT . 1 12. 1957 try Club Sunday, watcii she World Qiampion Muny League ..nrf. 'WWW I 1 ; - l - li'J iff Hunt Yields Animal Variety Guess what? That's a real live tarantula in the bottle held by Johnny Levenduski, and a water snake in the bottle held by Chris Zinck, while his brother Dennis Zinck took his big frog out of the bottle to be photographed. While hunting flint east of Deweyville Sunday, the boys captured the three "specimens." They were hoping to find flint to use in making hatchets for their social studies class in Jay Stokes' room at Deweyville School. The snake was captured near the canal but the tarantula was caught climbing up the trouser leg of the Levenduski boy. German Youth Seeks "Pen-Pal- " After Contact with Missionary The Leader has received the following letter from a missionary contact of Paul Caperier, Riverside, now filling a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Sants in Germany. To the Editor of the Tremonton Valley Leader Tremonton, Utah, U. S. A. Sir, Please excuse if I trouble you with my affairs. I am a German boy of 26, who came here to Western Germany from the Russian Zone (Leipzig) only last year. Lately I met Mr. Capener, missionary of the Church of Jesus Christ of- - Latter-da- y Saints, who told me about this church. I was very interested in all I heard from Mr. Capener and began reading a copy of the Book or Mormon I got from him. As I want to learn more about the .Mormons, I told Mr. Capener I should like to correspond with young members of his church. Mr. Capener was so kind to hand me your address. He told me you possibly would be able to help me finding a pen-pby publishing my letter or a short note about my re quest in your paper. , Really I should be very much obliged to you if you could do so as I guess thre is someone among your readers who would like to correspond with me and tell me how American Mormons are living, etc. If I'd hear from several people I could forward some addresses to friends in the Russian zone. Thank you beforehand for your kind endeavor. With kind regards to you and your readers. Most respectfully yours, al Peter-Christ- of Stuber Solingen Munnstr 13 Germany VISITS BRIEFLY IN TREMONTON Hal Foutz, was in Tremonton Monday morning long enough to have breakfast with his wife's parents, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Bunnell. He was enroute to the East to fly a plane back to his home in Nevada. "i4r 34 "in-pocke- i" er 412 CHICKEN HOUSE ATTEND FAREWELL Virginia Petersen Now Associated With Gallup Poll Mrs. Virginia Petersen of Elwood is a field reporter for the American Institute of Public Opinion. She has conducted several surveys since January, getting the opinion of citizens to be compiled as part of the Gallup Poll. The polls of public opinion are taken on various political, social and economic problems of interest to the people of the nation. Mrs. Petersen may be calling at homes in the valley at any time to report the feelings of the men and women of this area on current topics of interest. She solicits the cooperation of the people to whom she brings her questions. OPTOMETRIST Phone - '1 11 ' 'lT Thursdays AL7-120- 2 UTAH CONCRETE PIPE CO. Cacha Valley Bank Building Phono 660 - n rrtnwi nir'Tfciini iiir ftirmnr-"-- - p B m ft rirJ,,J,. BEFORE you buy any new car, take a close look at an Oldsmobile "88" . . . the Rocket that's easily within your reach! will he Closed Saturdays Effective Saturday, Sept. 14 and for the convenience of their customers will observe the following weekday hours: THROUGH THURSDAY 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. FRIDAY 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. AFTER you check the "88" feature for f eature ... you'll discover more luxury... more comfort and safety... more power for your money! Now's the smart time to get out of the ordinary ...into an Olds! Remember... there's a Rocket for every pocket! Coming Soon logan ANP, OFflQH IN SALT LAKE. OGDIN. flOVO Phone - 1'' ? V ,'.r,T".' 14880 Ogden, 2470 Wash. Blvd. WANT ADS FOR FAST RESULTS , ... FOR BETTER VISION HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED NOW. Tremonton S Built of lifelong concrete masonry, initial cost Is low; upkeep is next to nothing; and production soars because your chickens are growing and laying in clean ideal surroundings. Approximately 500 Utah Concrete Blocks (8x8x16) and 180 (4x8x16) Blocks go into the construction of this chicken house your cost for blocks is approxi' ' mately DR. PAUL K. NASFELL USE LEADER ' fisro!iiE Dr. and Mrs. D. B. Green were in Salt Lake City recently to attend the missionary farewell for their niece, Gayle Ellis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Ellis. Banks of Box Elder County MONDAY where played top man and , woman player and the professional of the club. The world champion woman Many of the golfers from Tregolfer, Betsy Rawls, was a monton were on the course to Senator Kleon Kerr of Box guest at the Brigham City Coun watch the game. Elder County is scheduled to address Municipal League members at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at the Newhouse Hotel. Sen. Kerr will follow Mr. DAIRY Richard Carpenter from California, who will discuss city and local option sales taxes in the State of California. Sen. Kerr has been requested bv Utah Municipal League officials and others to discuss coexistence. The subject is to include a request for cooperation between laree municipalities in the State of Utah and the small7i er cities and rural areas. It is felt by some that important Modern, scientific handling of your dairy herd means legislation is sometimes blocked more because urban and rural areas money. Here is a dairy barn that do not approach respective probwill ease your work, increase your prof ill Approxlems with sympathetic and full imately 1720 Utah Concrete Blocks (8x8x16) go into understanding. , the construction of this Dairy Barn Sen. Kerr is the Secretary-Treasuryour cost for of the Bear River Block is approximately . . . Valley Chamber of Commerce. The annual sessions of the 80 S Utah Municipal League will be held Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week. The League consists of all cities in the State of Utah. Over 1000 city and town officials will be in attendance at the annual meetings. BARN the national parks in Southern Utah. They also viewed Grand Canyon from the North rim. Rita and Ike Anderson, Burton and Myrtle Anderson and Ernie and Andrea Huggins enjoyed a steak fry at Mirror Lake Sunday. It was quite cool there but the beautiful scenery made up for any discomfort in the THE LEADER. Tremonion, Utah Senator Kerr n 1P Will Speak To toners "THE BIO RECORD", Starring; PATTI PAGEI Evory Wook on CBS-T- V I |
