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Show shown of activities in Brazil, which were interrupted due to ill health in the Julian family, necessitating their return to this to His assignment country. Brigham City followed, where he divides his time between the Intermountain School and the local church. Regular business of the Life Liners was conducted by Mer-wi- n Cook, president. Mrs. presented the devotional service. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Somerville and Mrs. Harri- Social Events S. U. P. Group Holds Regular Club Meets at New Home of Waldo Cooks Meeting large and appreciative group met Monday night at the regular meeting of the Golden Spike Chapter, Sons of Utah Pioneers at the Stevens Cafe in Garland. President J. J. White presided, and Myrl Mason, 1st vice president conducted the business meeting. A program of musical numbers and readings with pictures shown and explained by Del Adams of Layton, was presented by William Hurd. A PLYMOUTH By Lavon Tish Injured Man Gains Rapidly Mr. and Mrs. George Archi- bald of Idaho Falls, Ida., were over night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Lamb, Thursday. They had been to Salt Lake City for a week where Mr. Archibald had received his artificial arms. He is progressing rapidly with the use of them,, and is amazing many with the things he can do for himself already. George lost both arms in a hay bailer accident last fall. He is still receiv ing medical care for his ear that was severed and grafting of the skin is still necessary. He reported that he has undergone twenty-eigmajor operations, and three or four more will still be necessary. He wished to be remembered to all his friends in the valley. Bishop and Mrs. Oleen Josephson visited Mrs. Sarah E. Josephson and Mr. and Mrs. Karl Josephson in Brigham City Friday. Mrs. Karl Josephson just returned home from the Cooley Hospital where she had received medical attention. Leaves Hospital Mrs. Wilford Nish returned to the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Archibald, Thursday, from the Valley Hospital where she underwent surgery. She is reported to be recovht ering satisfactory. The M.I.A. invites everyone to attend their Sweethearts Ball, Saturday, the 16th. Deanna Nish, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Newell Nish gave a very inspirational talk in the morning session of Stake Conference. Mrs. Clarice Schofield and children of Salt Lake City were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Erviri Hess. Joan Nish and David Sampson who are attending the A. C, were weekend guests of the Orvil Nishes. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Starr, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Starr and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Clea Lamb and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Starr in Salt Lake City, Sunday. The occasion being the birthday anniversary of Henry Starr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Whiting and two children of Neola were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Whiting. Mrs. Jane Nish and daughter, Leona Hall, visited Mrs. Irene Archibald, Friday. Clain Archibald and two sons of Garland, Mr. and Mrs. Virg Weidman and daughter of Bear River City and Debra Lynn of Layton were Sunday visitors of Mrs. Archibald. Mr. and Mrs. George Archibald and Keith Archibald of Salt Lake City visited their aunt, Irene Archibald, recently. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Lamb were in Plain City Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Taylor, who have purchased a home there. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Hess accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Mathews of Arco, Ida., to Long Beach, Calif., where they will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orlin Hess and family for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. DeVerc Hess and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Hess and children and LaMar Hess were up to Blacksmith Fork canyon to watch the Elk being fed. Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Mason were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kai Brockman in Garland. Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Mason received word from their son, Captain Clair L. Mason that he is stationed at George Air Force Base in Calif., and has his family with him. He recently re- turned from France. Mr. and Mrs. DeVere Hess and sons were in Logan to help Mrs. Joe Archibald celebrate her birthday anniversary. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Hess, and Mrs. Jay Hess and Mr. and Mrs. DeVere Hess were in where Thursday, Smithfield, they enjoyed the "Rocky Mountain Dairy Day." Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Hess of Malad, Ida., and Mrs. Clark Rudd of Fielding visited their brother, Jess Nish, who is confined to his home due to illness. Members of the J.S.S. Club were graciously entertained by Mrs. Waldo Cook in her new home, last Wednesday night. Fifteen ladies enjoyed the evening sewing and visiting. A delicious supper was served to son. the group by Mrs. Cook. Som-ervil- le Civic League Ladies Presbyterian Attend Meet at Salt Lake City Minister Speaks To life Liners The Reverend Hershey Julian, pastor of the Brigham City Presbyterian Church was guest speaker at the Sunday evening meeting of the Life Liners, when they met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Somer-vill- e in Tremonton. Mrs. Thomas Harrison introduced Mr. Julian who discussed his activities as a Field Missionary for the Presbyterian Church in Brazil. He was commissioned in 1951 after completing his studies at Princeton University and with his wife and three children spenta year in language school in Brazil to gain the knowledge of the Portuguese language necessary to make their ministry effective. Mr. Julian explained that three evangelical churches sponsored the school cooperatively and students from various churches learn the language there before entering their fields of service. Some interesting slides were Members of the Civic League went to Salt Lake City, Saturday, to attend a meeting of the Utah Federated Women's Clubs. This meeting was held preparatory to their State Convention which will be held in May. Mrs. Ted Cochrann, President Mrs. of the Northern District, Russell Waldron, Mrs. Jack Shumway, Mrs.' Gordon Worley, Mrs. John Fridal and Mrs. Ed and Quinney attended from-herMrs. Joe Nielsen, Garland, also attended. Mrs. Shumway and Mrs. Nielsen are State officers. 4-- Birthday Club Has Party Mrs. Tony Stander was hostess to members of the 49'ers CARD OF THANKS Homecoming at Riverside appreciation to my many friends and neighbors for the kindness shown during the illness and death of my husband. The realization of what friendship means was brought home to me by your acts of kindness which I will always remember. Mrs. Gladys Ellenson The Riverside Ward dinner and home coming will be held Saturday, Feb. 16. The dinner starts at 1 p.m., and a special program consisting of a one act play from the High School and special numbers from the college in Logan will be presented at night beginning at 7:30. The proceeds of the entertainment will go to the building ' fund. By Andrea Huggins Sarah Josephson Gives Birthday Continued from page one band was elected sheriff of Box Elder County, so they moved to Brigham City. She always regretted this move as they were doing quite well farming and raising stock, and they had set out a small orchard and started a new home in Plymouth. Mrs. Josephson has been active in LDS Church affairs. While living in Plymouth she was chosen as the first president of the Primary, and was also the president of the ward Relief Society and worked as a Relief Society teacher all through the years until about three years ago. She worked in the Relief Society in both the Third and Fifth wards in Brigham City, and is a past president of the Central Camp, Daughters of Utah Pioneers. Mrs. Josephson seems to live the fact that a busy mind and body, coupled with a healthy appetite is conductive to a long and happy life. She is the mother of ten sons and daughters, four of them living: Joseph A., Salt Lake City; Ephraim L., Las Vegas, Nev.; S. Oleen, Plymouth; and Karl are L., Brigham City. There also 33 grandchildren and 42 great grandchildren in the family. Her husband died in Nov. Undergoes Surgery t, Fur-nes- s, City. The family of Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Abel presented a "family hour" program last Sunday evening with all members of the family taking part. Wayne Francom is resting at home following an appendectomy last Thursday at the Brigham City hospital. Visiting at the Francom home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Orson Cottle of Hooper. Nola Francom, Goodyear, Ariz., and Farrell Francom, Moses Lake; Wash., were at the Francoms last week. Little Linda Chambers was guest of honor at a birthday party last Saturday. Wishing her a happy fifth birthday were six little friends who enjoyed games and refreshments. Wayne Chambers is now employed at Little Valley. Ward Supper The Ward Supper will be held Wednesday, Feb. 20th. Plans are to commence serving at 7 o'clock. Ila Mortenson is general chairman of the banquet. Mrs. Agnes Burton", Salt Lake City, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mortenson. On Monday they visited in Preston with Mary Burton and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ransom. Sam visited in Oxford with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jensen. Colleen and Pandi Pali are happy to be at home with their new baby son. The "lord and master" seems to have day and night all mixed up, though, report parents Pali. Receives Honors Honored at the Sweetheart's dance Tuesday evening were Explorer Scouts and Mia Maids. Receiving recognition were Deanna Hansen, Kayleen Francom, and Linda Victoria Kroksh Darwin Anderson, Eichels, Abel, Larry Chambers, James Bron-soRobert Saunders, Vernal Lyon Cutler Douglas Harris, Douglas Hansen, Ralph Norris, Paul Pali, Roger Thompson, Wtn. Erickson, Ray Heslop, Lysle Erickson. Decorations and refreshments were in keeping with the theme. Have you ever had an elk close enough to eat hay out of your hand? That was a thrill for David Anderson last Sunday when the Darwin Andersons drove through "chocolate" mud to Hardware Ranch to see the elk herd of 400, which are being fed at the Ranch in Blacksmith Fork canyon. "Susie" is the name of the four year old elk Which is quite a favorite of the Rangers. Valley Hospital, Saturday. They also visited other relatives. Mrs. Kenneth Holmgren entertained friends and relatives at a lovely birthday party, Tuesday afternoon, in honor of her daughter Debra. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Iverson have been spending a lot of time in Brigham City, lately. They have ben helping Mr. and Mrs. Ralph (Leola) Stewart get settled in their lovely new home. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Jensen named their new son Warren Calvin, Mr. and Mrs. Kent Jensen named their tiny daughter, REAR RIVER CITY Birthday Club at her home last Mrs. Sharon Friday night. Archibald was for the evening. Luncheon was served to the ladies present and they played Bingo. Birthday gifts were presented to Mrs. Cleon Summers, Mrs. Otis Larson, Mrs. Dennis Miller By Mrs. Darwin Anderson and Mrs. Don Hill. Gifts were also sent to Mrs. Leo Conger in 1930. Seattle, Wash., and to Mrs. Vern Visit Summers Home Bunderson, Deweyville. Sunday callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Summers To Perform at Hill Field were Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Leav-itMr. son of Cornish, Mrs. Ulalla Taggart, Gary Woodruff, Reed Andreason Is in the U.S. and Mrs. Leland Woodruff, will Lewiston, and Mrs. Charles Last. Veterans Hospital in Salt Lake perform with the R.O.T.C. Air Mr. Leavitt is a brother of Mrs City where he underwent surg- Force in activities at Hill Field, Summers, and Mrs. Taggart a ery last week. sister. Saturday. At the close of the March of Dimes a word of appreciation for support given solicitors: Mary Munns, Colleen Pali, Lillian Rasmussen, Rose Chambers and Alice Nelson. A total of $72.22 was turned in to County Drive Chairman, Nick Topik in Brigham City. Mrs. Thomas Abel suffered painful injuries last week when she slipped on some ice and fell. Staying with Mrs. Abel have been Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Mrs. Ed Hansen, Ogden, 4-do- or and Mrs. Ray Conger, Brigham ELWOOD THE LEADER. Tremonion. Utah Thursday, February 14, 1957 I wish to express my sincere Party ' Dena Christensen was honored guest at a lovely dinner party held at the Tropical cafe in Brigham City, recently. It was her birthday, anniversary. Those enjoying the event were Mr. and Mrs. George Christensen and Mr. and Mrs. Orsen Christensen of Salt Lake City, Ed Christensen of Brigham City, Mr. and Mrs. Rasmus Christensen and Mr. and Mrs. Irving Christensen of Bear River City. After the dinner the remainder of the evening was spent at the home of the Rasmus Christensens where social conversation and slides were shown by George Christensen of scenes of Australia were enjoyed by the group. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Johnsen entertained their club at a delicious dinner at their home, Saturday evening. s Mr. and Mrs. Thomas were host and hostess to a group of friends, Thursday evening. A delicious turkey dinner was served. Mr. and Mrs. S. Milton and daughter Christine of Little Valley were guests of Milton's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bywater, Sunday. Mrs. Lee Johnsen was gracious hostess to her club, Thursday evening. Have Tonsil Operations Curtis and Karen Christensen, children of Mr. and Mrs. Ches ter Christensen, had their tonsils removed at a local hospital, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Arland Thompson and daughter, Arlene, of Yost visited their grandmother, Mrs. John T. Hansen, at the Miss Jeri. The chapel was filled to capacity Sunday evening when Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bywater and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jen sen reported on their recent trip to the Hawaiian Islands. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Myers and daughters of Ogden entertained with music of the Islands. Kenneth Oshiro. a student from Hawaii, who is making his home with the Bywaters, spoke and bore a wonderful testimony of how he was converted to the L.D.S Church. The program was great ly enjoyed by the large crowd present. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Johnsen were Ogden visitors, Monday. Bear River people gave generously in the recent polio drive and the chairman, Mrs. LeVela Matteson and Mrs: Seretta John-se- n wish to thank them very much. They collected $241.38 in the drive. Mr. and Mrs. Parley donated a steer, Holmgren which was auctioned off and netted $406.00. This money has been turned over to the County chairman. Those who assisted in the drive were Mrs. Leone Hansen, Mortensen, Myrtle Lucille Peterson, Lela Anderson, Mary Anderson, Melba Check-ett- s, Phyllis A. Holmgren, Johnsen, Carrie J. Christensen, Florence Gardner, Gertrude Iverson, Janice Holmgren, Rula Checketts, Joe Jensen, Mrs. Soji Watanabe, Artell Brails-forLa-Pre- d, Jensen, Elizabeth Montis Iverson and Mrs. Nisogi. A generous thanks' should go to these fine ladies who gave so much of their time. SOMETHING NEW HAS COME TO TOWN: YES . . . Wad-doup- By-wat- er Save Two Ways With Uioco Gas and Oil GOLD STRIKE STAMPS RAY BOLTON'S UTOCO SERVICE I 163 Phone AL W. 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