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Show EAST GARLAND Bear River City By By Mrs. Blaine Rhodes Children Visit Mrs. Helen Johnson and children, Bobby, Marilyn and Douglas of Boise, Ida., arrived at the Roy Oyler home last Monday. Mrs. Johnson returned to Idaho on Sunday and the children are remaining for a stay with the Oylers and Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Atfti tee, J-V-'C- : "' 'v v,,w w, Patterson. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Grover and children were in West Point Sunday. Mrs. Pearl Grover is finished with her ten weeks summer course at the U.S.U. at Logan. Mary Korth of Nampa, Ida., was a weekend guest at the Orval Grover home. The three daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Val Koller are staying with the Jack Austin family while their mother is in the hospital with another baby girl The new little miss arrived at the Logan hospital Thursday night just in time for her grandfather Potter's birthday. She weighed six pounds, six ounces. Visits Grandparents Blaine Potter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Potter has been spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Potter while his parents took a short vacation. Mrs. Marie Olsen and daughter, Anita, from South Gate, Calif., were Thursday visitors at the Warren Hansen home. The Ladies Birthday Club "of East Garland invited their husbands to join them at a party held at Willow Park in Logan on Thursday, where they went to celebrate the birthday of Mrs. Ed Isaacson. A very delicious turkey dinner was the highlight of the event. Fourteen were present. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith and family of Fairfax, Mo., have been visiting in the valley for a short time. When they returned to Missouri they took Mrs. Edna Larson with them for a short stay in Missouri. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Hansen of Salt Lake City were Sunday visitors at the Fred Peterson home. Sherma and Laralee Hansen were in Logan Canyon from Friday to Saturday night. Mrs. Sherman Oyler and chilr dren, Jane and Joe, went to Salt Lake City Sunday and spent the night with the Don Shaffer family. Nan Oyler, who has been staying with the Shaffers, returned home with them. Attend Reunion Mrs. Ellen Rhodes and Mrs. Mabel Oyler accompanied Mrs. Faye White, daughter Kathy and grandson Gregory Wheelwright to Logan Saturday where they all attended the Capener Andrea Huggins Mrs. Clifford Thorsen entertained in honor of her son Steven's seventh birthday Thursday at her home. Games were played and the little guests enjoyed a delicious lunch. Mrs. Thorson was assisted by her daughter, Mrs. Charlene Ohman of Brig-haCity. Mrs. Chester (Bessie) Christensen visited one day last week with her father, William Hamilton, in Bountiful. Mr. Hamilton is ill. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Hansen and boys enjoyed a trip to Yellowstone, returning Sunday evening. Their small daughter Heidi stayed with her aunt, Mrs. Pauline H. Forsgren in Corinne. Charles Checketts and his daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. George Thornlcy of Thatcher attended a family reunion in Southern Utah last week. Varge Christensen and wife of Long Beach, Calif., were speakers in Sacrament meeting Sunday evening. They are visiting Varge's parents, Mr. and Mrs. and other Irving Christensen relatives. Report New Grandchild Mr. and Mrs. Christian Anderson are all smiles over a new granddaughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Anderson of Moses Lake, Wash., August 16th. This is the first girl for Ronald and Loris. They have four sons. Mrs. Chester Christensen was hostess to a lovely children's party Saturday in honor of her son Curtis, who was six years old. The youngsters enjoyed the m Mrs. Marlene Grover was in Ogden Friday evening with her mother, Mrs. Leland Patterson Mrs. Dewain and Attend W.C.T.U. Institute Ladies who attended a recent Women's C hristian Temperance Union institute at Bear River City were: first row, left to rig ht, Mrs. John Latimer, Salt Lake City; Tamara Christensen and Marrelee Coch ran, both of Tremonton; an unidentified lady; Mrs. Ard Miller, Ogden; Mrs. Waine Larsen, Tremonton; Mrs. Arthur Wilson, Ugaen. becond row, Mate President Lu sinda Jensen (standing) Bear River City; Mrs. Axel Fredricksen. Tremonton: Mrs. Mane Kussell, Ogden; Mrs. Agnes Larsen, Ogden; Mrs. Agnes Jones, Salt Lake City, and Mrs. Mary Anderson, Bear River City. Back row, Mrs. Jane Pederson, M rs. Lisa By water. Mrs. Lee. Os?den- Mrs bimpson, Ogden; Mrs. Alice Ault, Tremon ton; Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Ward DcjHptv Mrs. Lreah Kinard, Mrs. Dora Mowbray and Mrs. Viva Stearman. - Johnny Austin were in Lagoon Wednesday to attend the Dutch reunion. Floyd Shaffer from Tulsa, Okla., arrived here last Monday. He is staying with the Kenneth Shaffer family and plans to remain here to attend the Shaffer family reunicfti this Saturday. Bruce Wilde, son of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Wilde of Salt Lake City, is spending some time with the Ken Shaffer family. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Larson of Seattle are here for a few days visiting with relatives. Attend Party Mr. and Mrs. Louis Larson and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Larson attended a pot luck party held Monday night for the Sunset Riding Club. Mrs. Louis Larson was in Logan, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Larson and children were at Bear Lake Saturday where they visited with Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Stock. While there they enjoyed boat rides and a swim in the lake. Mrs. Ida Rhodes of Carey, Ida., called on Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rhodes Monday. Mrs. Blaine Rhodes and daughter, Rondalee, were in Ogden Thursday where they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Carl I. Edval-soand sen Ronald. n VACATION HERE Dr. Don Hansen, San Bernardino, Calif., brought his wife and five sons to Utah to visit with their grandparents for a time. They are spending part of their vacation with Mr. and Mrs. reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Welling Leland Hansen. Dr. Hansen exfrom California visited with Mr. pects to return early in Septemand Mrs. Joe Oyler Sunday ber to take his family home. afternoon. Dale is the twin brother of Gale Welling of Fielding. Mr. and Mrs. Golden Adams took Mrs. Henrietta Thiessens to Salt Lake City on Sunday, where she plans to spend some time with her son and family. Mr. and Mrs. Golden Adams and family, Mrs. Thiessens, and tribute to bishopric by ELWOOD By Mrs. Darwin Anderson Class Honors Couple A party in the Special Interest Class Tuesday evening honored Mary and Will Peterson. The Petersons leave Friday for a visit to Washington D. C. On their return home they are moving to Logan. A gift was presented to them at the party. Mr. and Mrs. Erie Compton were in Ogden Sunday where they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Compton. They spent last Friday at Burley. Testimonial Held The farewell testimonial for LaVell Saunders, who is leaving for an L.D.S. mission to Australia, was very well attended Sunday evening. Carl Harris, Joan Theurer, and Don Kirby, B.R.H.S. student body presidency, are at Estes Park, Colo., for a week at Camp Cheley attending the National Student Council Leadership course. Larry Waite, Layton was a guest last week of Wayne Mr. and Mrs. Smith Waite and two children were at the Lee Hunsaker home on Sunday. Surprise Party The Ward Bishopric, Bishop Arthur Erickson, Owen Rasmus-seeRichard Harris and their wives were guests of honor at a surprise party held Friday evening. The program consisted of: trio by Fern Andreason. Clide Heslop and Mary Gardner; Hun-take- r. n. , Melba Crossen; and humor bits by Ed Heslop was enjoyed by the crowd. Games were played, under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Christensen and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hunsaker. Luncheon was also served. LaMar Cutler, president of the Special Interest class directed the evening's entertainment. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stokes and family visited in Salt Lake City Monday. The boys were taken to the Zoo. Liberty Park, state canitol and Temple Square. Mrs. Thomas Abel is able to be at home for the first time since June 5, when she, Erma Furness and Allan Abel were injured in an auto accident near Lagoon. Mrs. Abel spent three weeks at American Fork with nor son John Abel and family and two weeks in Salt Lake City with Erma and Lionel Furness. Weekend visitors in Salt Lake City were Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Benson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Miller, who have been at their ranch in Lima, Mont., are now at home. The "flu bug" got Reed and he was forced to spend several days at an Idaho Falls, hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bronson and family of Placerville, Calif., spent a day last week with Joyce and Howard Stokes. Norwood Fridal Home Nodwood Fridal, who has been employed for the past several months at a jet plane plant in aacramento, Cahl., is at home helping with the grain harvesting. Norwood plans to leave with a group for South America, where he will be employed in an engineering project in Colombia. LEADER. Tremonton. Utah Thursday. August Vacation Visitors Shaffer. sister-in-la- THE afternoon playing games and tasty refreshments were served the many little friends present. Mrs. LaVere Anderson was gracious hostess to her club Saturday afternoon. , Mrs. Gertrude C. Iverson and Mrs. Pearl Jensen spent the, weekend in Salt Lake City with Mrs. Frona C. Frisby. Jean Huggins is spending this week in Willard visiting her sister and famly, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Woodyatt. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Huggins and family and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holland and family enjoyed Friday at Lagoon. Miss Deon Barker of Willard was a guest of Jean Huggins. Ruth P. Nebeker and husband of California are visiting Ruth's mother, Mrs. Alice Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jensen and children Myrna and Miles, Mr. and Mrs. Ere Whitaker and daughter Katherine, Mr. and Milton Bywater, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Johnsen and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Huggins enjoyed a picnic at Box Elder Park. The Delbert Holmgrens spent some time recently in Yellowstone park. GARY CONGER HOME ON FURLOUGH MSgt Gary Conger arrived home on a 30 day furlough with his family. He has spent the past year at Elmendorf, Alaska with the Air Force. Gary's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Conger entertained at a family dinner Sunday in his honor. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Richardson, Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. Sid Cutler, Gary's wife and son Curtis, David and Teri Dawn Conger. 22, 1957 BOTII WELL Hold Mass Meeting A mass meeting for the nominations of candidates . for city officers was held in connection with the meeting of the Town Board this week. Leyan Nelson and George Summers were nominated for Mayor, Emil Kupfer, Fred Christensen, Clair Firth and Golden Anderson were nominated for members of the town board. Sunday guests at the Dean Anderson home were Ann Matthews, Bruce Anderson and two daughters, Salt Lake City. Ella Anderson was dinner guest of the Eph Jensens. They all attended a family reunion at Downata. Mr. and Mrs. Woodruw Truman, Kearns visited the Keith Andersons Sunday. Helen Fronk of Richmond who recently returned, from the Far East Mission, where Wayne Summers is now laboring visited with Wayne's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Summers this week. Doyle Nelson of Emmett, Ida., is visiting with Mrs. Edna Nelson. The Leyan Nelsons and Vern Nelson also visited with them. They all attended a family reunion at Carey, Idaho, - Sunday. 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