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Show THE BOX ELDER NEWS, Page Four i iii.itrn". . ... . , .11. .1 ... ".iMM SHOE OF THE MONTH (Perfect u S n'Adele' Another PERFECT EZE masterpiece, "Adele," sweeps the country. All PERFECT EZE shoes offer the newest styles in a season of exciting details. I Ufien tjPAoe Mrs. Dora Brough, with trumpet acCheck-ett- s; companiment by Miss Minnie McLaren two trumpet solos, Funk; vocal solos, Mrs. Ruth Wight and Mrs. Mattie Garfield; trumpet a solos, Miss Minnie Cheeketts, and comic reading, Mrs. Dora Brough. The committee in charge of general arrangements included Mrs. Elizabeth Schow, Mrs. Martha Irvine, Mrs. Dora Brough and Mrs. Rinta Koford. Mrs. Judd Harmon entertained on Wednesday evening at her home in Ogden in honor of Mrs. Glen S. Fife, a bride of the month- An eight oclock luncheon was served at four small tables gay with vases of rose buds. Bridge games followed luncheon and Miss Marie Holland won high score favor. Mrs. Fife was given a lovely guest prize. Those attending were Misses Kathleen Bowen, Marie Holland, Glenna Anderson, Delta Harper, Elaine Roberta Ward, Alice Harris, Dorothy Law, and Mrs. June Hansen, all of this city, and Mr3. Milton Meecham of Salt Lake City and Miss Ruth Allen of Ogden. Ko-foe- d, June Luncheon Mrs. Vernal Harris and Mrs. Albert Noall presided at a prettily arranged Garden Party IN SOCIETY In a charming garden setting the Couple Wed Wednesday A lovely June wedding was solemnized Wednesday evening at the Zundel home in this city when Miss Jeanette Mclntire, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Mclntire of Corinne, became the bride of Glen Zundel, son of Sheriff and Mrs. John H. Zundel of this city. The ceremony was performed at six oclock Ty County Clerk C. Henry Nielsen In the presence of the immediate families. Le-O- ra Nuptial vows - were exchanged In front of a bower of roses and the living rooms were decorated with a profusion of garden blooms. The bride was charming in a cream colored lace gown with brown accessories. She wore a corsage of roses and gardenias- - Mrs. Carl Hansen was matron of honor and Shirley Wight Acted as best man. A prettily arranged dinner followed the ceremony, attended by members of the two families and close friends. The table was centered with pink tea roses and pink candles in crystal candelabra burned at each end. 2be bride is a graduate of the "Box Elder high school, where she was active in school activities and for the past few years has been employed at the Baron Woolen Mills and the Grill Cafe in this city. The groom has been employed with the Southern Pacific railroad company for the past nine years and 3s stationed at Bakersfield, California, At the present time. The young couple will leave Saturday for the California city where they will make their home. annual summer party of the Civic Improvement club was held Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. James E. Halverson on South Main street. Over fifty ladies attended and spent the afternoon playing bridge, which was preceded by the serving of a cold luncheon. The tables were arranged on the cool, spacious lawn, and the many lovely garden flowers and shrubs formed a picturesque background for the ladies in their colorful, summery gowns. An attractive flower motif of pink and green was carried out in the table decorations. Miniature rose arbors with blooms entwined through the lattice centered each serving table. The favors were tiny candy dolls and baskets filled with white flowers. Mrs. C. V. Forsgren, president of the club, acted as hostess, and Mrs. Milton E. Jensen was chairman of general arrangements, with the following ladies assisting: Mrs. Mary Pearse Owens, Mrs. Harold B. Felt, Mrs. James Barker, Mrs. E. H. Marble, Mrs. Fred Holland, Mrs. Frank Earl, Mrs. Zenos Earl and Mrs. Dewey Ashcroft. During the afternoon prizes were awarded to Mrs. Theron B. Lee and Mrs. C. A. Munns. Annual Social Held June bridge luncheon given Wednesday afternoon at the Noall residence on Fourth East street. A one oclock luncheon was served at six small tables and bud vases of June roses were chosen for the centerpieces. Garden blooms adorned the living rooms. Prizes for bridge games were won by Mrs. Howard Call and Mrs. Ferd Kroksh. No-Ho- st Bridge Luncheon The Ree Dee Lers club members enjoyed a bridge luncheon Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Howard Call in this city. Small tables were arranged on the cool, spacious lawn for luncheon and vases of garden blooms centered each serving followed luncheon and favors for scores were won by Mrs. Don Secrist and Mrs. Dan Ftodsham. no-ho- st IBBI Mrs. J. W. Valentine was hostess to the Cheerful club members on Wednesday afternoon at her home in TOMATOES, 3 Cans this city. Needlework and social conversation entertainment was the afternoons and at five oclock a hot luncheon was served at one long table. A patriotic motive was carried out in the menu and table decorations. A crystal bowl of red and white roses and blue delphiniums centered the table and favors of miniature flags In candy pedestals were at each plate. Places were marked for ten members and the following guests: LaMar Valentine, N. J. Valentine, Laura Zundel and Anna Goss all of Brigham City; Mrs. E. W. Carlisle of Logan; Miss Eliza Hansen and Mrs. Mary Nelson of Sait Lake. three-cour- se es Canyon Party entertained Miss Yvonne at a canyon party Tuesday evening in honor of her friend, Miss Evelyn Bennett of Battle Mountain, Nevada, who is visiting here. A delicous supper was served to twelve bidden guests seated around a huge bonfire. Games followed supper and a delightful evening was enjoyed by all attending. Nicholas Party Genealogical The Fourth ward junior genealogical class enjoyed a delightfully arranged party Monday evening given by their leaders, Mrs. Glen Marble and Mrs. Alvin Morris at the Marble home. A DELICACY for Any Table! COOL! G-E- 's Club Honors Members Entire rr tit BANANAS, lb. NEW POTATOES, 10 lbs TURNIPS (Fresh) 3 Bunches. LETTUCE (Large, Solid) Head. GREEN PEAS, lb.. ... at prices that . . . . O O O Telephone No. 79, ! ! ration - ?'$ Mr. and Mrs. Milton D. Peter Mr. and Mrs. John K.Jbe ' and children of Brigham City spent this city spent Wednesc4 bj Thursday visiting in Salt Lake. with relatives and friet!eag1 tonic Lake Cltv. eix Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Baron of this and city returned Monday evening from a Mr. Heber Lasley weeks trip to Denver, Colo. Idaho, is spending a w vacation in this city wljs Mrs. Golden Stoker of Beaver, Utah, ter, Mrs. Don Walker, jyal spent the past week at the home of cipe Mr. and Mrs. Vernal Harris in Air. and Mrs. Valent! this city. of Long Beach, Calif, t Shirtcraft Van Heusen Arrow at ot at the home of Mr. and Young in this city. ajlm Francisco and Lee Glbbif arrived in this city Tbilisi111! where they will spend at the home of their rwe Hulda Gibbs. you you Vc to Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Idaho, announce the &r436? fine baby boy, born Weds local hospital. Mrs. L j formerly Miss i -- j j Yost, Utah. m) SAME 50 BY have only a few more days in which to & share in these wonderful savings do it now! O You $1.39 $1.69 SEE OUR GROUP ROW SELLING AT -E at This group includes Kuppenheimers and Club Suits that sold formerly up to $45. SWIM, MAN, SWIM ! LET US INSTALL ALLEN A B. V. D. SHIRTS Or SHORTS and GANTNER Swim Trunks . . BROWNS SHOE HOSPITAL ; CHy, 'schci in the be B. V. D. 5 , VEAL SHOULDER ROAST, lb. LEG OF VEAL ROAST, lb.. . VEAL RUMP ROAST, lb. . . . PORK CHOPS (Loin or Rib) lb. VS. LEG OF MUTTON, lb P MUTTON CHOPS, lb march SAUSAGE OR HAMBURGER, LARGE WHITE EGGS, Dozen .... Our fine Awnings come in several color s durable painted stripes Let us show you now little it costs. Guard your business house or your home from the blinding glare and heat of the summer sun. AWNINGS FOR YOU NOW! 1 th of BEEF POT ROASTS (Fancy) lb. STEAKS (Any Cut) lb TtJflT HEHSUITHOH cold-produci- Electric Sales & Service Co. ti A mark e prog BUYIN CLOSEOUT prices! Balance Monthly l-- MEATS QUALITY UP TO will mean big SAVINGS TO YOU . . . and The record of this championucold-make- r for enduring economy tand alone and unchallenged. Gai TOMATOES (Large, Fancy) lb... are advancing daily take care of your fall needs now Sealed-in-Ste- el Prc Pai PRODUCE . . . Automatic THRIFT UNIT W . PRICES E Prop, lbs... BAKING POWDER (Calumet) Lfo WAX PAPER, Large Roll. . MACKEREL, Tall Can GRAPEFRUIT (Shavers) Can LY FRUITS FOR SALAD, 2 Cans I PINEAPPLE, 30 Can SHOE Compare refrigerator values carefully and you will find G-offers the biggest dollars worth for your money. Thats why America Is buying them at the rate of one a minute.' Every home can now afford this "first choice refrigerator. New J. SHAW, SUGAR, 10 YOU SHIRT Stock of The HUB See for yourself I and cost lest than ever before; .your ' Contest games were played during the evening and prizes were won by Beth Palmer and Kay Freeman. Delicious refreshments were served to fourteen guests. . . TripU-Tbrif- t models are more beautifully styled, have more capacity, greater storage space, more convenience features Paps Naomi'' jnce; Rath 3m PHONE 15$ Dollar for dollar of price the new offer biggest values of the Read . ITEMS OLES MARKET ROY PORK & BEANS, 2 Large Cans SARDINES, 3 Oval Cans. SALMON (Del Monte) 2 Tall Cam d Thursday afternoon, two hundred and fifty members of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers of Box Elder county camps met at Pioneer Park in an annual social. Dinner was served at several long tables prettily decorated with summer flowers, and the afternoon was 1 At VALBERQs Club Hostess Mes-dam- 811 Specials for Saturday table-Bridg- e meal-tim- e A Small Payment Down Frida.'y,, 7 The B B Bridge club of Tremon-to- n entertained at the Idle Isle tea room complimentary to Mrs. J. A. Josephson and Mrs. Vernal Harris, former members of the club. Places were iharked at one long table for twelve guests and beautiful bouquets of roses were chosen for the table decorations. m Bridge games followed dinner and Family Reunion Dated Mrs. James Ransom won high score The James and Cecelia Hansen and Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Grover and favor. Mrs. Josephson and Mrs. HarCaroline Romer families will hold Joyce and June of Salt daughters ris were presented beautiful honored their annual family reunion Sunday, Lake City visited with relatives In guests gifts. Brigham City on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Grover left today from their farm in Pocatello Valley for a three weeks LOCAL trip to the Pacific Coast and Mr. and Mrs. Delmont Smith of California. Salt Lake City are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Searl W. Mr. ad Mrs. Virgil Montgomery of Beecher in this city. this city announce the arrival of a fine baby girl, born June 22nd at Dr. and Mrs. Willis Hayward of the Dee Hospital in Ogden. Mrs. St. Louis were week-enguests at Montgomery was formerly Miss Doris the home of Mrs. Haywards mother, Jensen, daughter of Grover Jensen Mrs. J. H. Welling of this city. of this city. On hot, sultry days when yonr appetite Is such a problem, theres one drink lhat will pep yon np no end. An Ice cold glass of Bottled Beer! This fine quality, full flavored brew is the Ideal beverage. Order a case today, or get a few bottles at oar store . . . year . ly the park in Box Elder V spent in renewing old acquaintances June 27th at canyon. and visiting. The reunion will commence at The following program was preled by twelve oclock noon. sented: Community singing, Party for Bride : Serai-Week- $1.00 . to $2.95 THE STORE FOR FORMERLY THE I |
