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Show FRIDAY, APRii PAGE EIGHT THE BULLETIN, BINGHAM CANYON, UTAH D. Borer Ronald Ball, Robert Murano and JoAnn Murano-Caro- l received nice gifts. O Birthday Noted Carol Murano, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Murano, celebrat-ed her twelfth birthday Satur-day afternoon at a and Bingo party delicious luncheon. Prizes were won by Maurine Morley, Anna Lee Burress, Joyce Wells, Paul Green, Ralph Tibbie, Larry West and Donald Throckmorton. Other guests were Donna Gay Dowd, Donna Hyland, Lynn Archibald, Frances Fullmer, J. The bride has been employed by Bingham Mercantile. Mr. Neilson served in the army four years. The couple left Wednes-day night to visit relatives in Elsinore, They plan to make their home at the Bruno apartments at 299 Main street. O Misi Vera Lambson Married April 14 To G. L. Neilson Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Pedersen of 119 Main street wish to an- -' nounce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Vera Elaine Lamb-so- n to Grant LeRoy Neilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Neilson of Elsinore. The ceremony took place Wednesday morning in Salt Lake City. Bishop Douglas Thompson officiating. Miss Lambson wore a flower print blue jersey afternoon frock; with navy blue accessories. She had a corsage of sweet peas. of water on which water lilies were growing. A white castle stood in one corner of the hall. Potted flowers and walls stud-ded with silver stars added to the decorative effect. The dance programs were printed in dark blue and silver on a light blue background. The original design was by Lois Lar-se- n. O JUNIOR PROM LOVELY AFFAIR Surprise event at the Bingham high school Junior Promenade last Friday evening was the an-nouncement of the king and queen elected by the class. Bal-lots of boys of the class brought the crown of pastel-tinte- d rose-buds and carnations to pretty Vivian Wells, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Wells. Carl Bar-rett, son of Mrs. J. J. Barrett, re-ceived a white carnation for his lapel, token of his selection for honor by the feminine half of the class. Responsible for the success of the delightful affair were: Mike Leventis, chairman; Darlene Johnson and Ellen Vidalakis, de-corations; Lola Jean Gammell, programs; Willadeen Hodges, re-freshments; Audrey Groves, ad-vertisement; Gordon Ramsey, music; Beverly Anderson, recep-tlQ- n: Betty Jo Wiece, invitations. The committee and class offic-ers were appreciative of the guidance of Warren G. Allsop and Paul Kuhni, faculty com-mittee members. Decorative theme was "Make Believe'. On entering the gym guests crossed a white bridge " cum over a make believe stream Nu-- I Club The homo of Mrs. D. F. Johan-so- n was scene of u Nu-- I club meeting the evening of April 8. Time was spent playing bridge and prizes given Mrs. John K. Dahlstrom and Mrs. Hurley N. English. Miss Mary Ann Hop-kins won the guest prize. Refreshments were served to 26 at small tables centered with daffodils and pussywillow. Be-sides Miss Hopkins, invited guests were Mrs. Paul S. Richards Mrs. Harold W. Nielsen. Miss Stella Klopenstine was assisting hostess. i Camp Kearns Walter was h r, at a birthday dinnP,noret day by Mrs. M 5 home of her mother?' Milner. Members of and Milner families Mike Russin Staff?6 Boyer. both of KcarS Sc William R. Hawks 5 Mr and Mrs. and family, Mr. ansds h Rawlings and Mrs. BethT were dinner Mrs. Myrtle iLkl casion being her bin?: Mr. and Mrs. Lefr and Mrs Basil Holl 1 dren and Lawrence 4a? Salt Lake City, Ve guests Sunday 0f Mr ' George Parkinson iK Virginia Peterson as accompamsi. Mrs E. Odell Peterson gave a reading. Prizes at bridge went to Mrs Peterson, Mrs. W.D.b. Brown and Mrs. James Denver. Refreshments were, served. Mrs. S. N. Cant of Los Angeles was a special guest. State Officers of the Fraternal Order of Eagles visited Bingham aerie No. 659 the evening of April 8 at the lodge hall. Present were 15 visitors from the Murray, Too-ele and Salt Lake lodges. Nine state officers, led by Sam Craig, Tooele, president, were in attenda-nce- Initiation of three candi-dates, Paul P. Bathurst, James F LeClaire and Tony P. Lenna, was announced following the meeting by H. R. Gust, secre-tary of aerie No. 659. Next Thurs-day, April 22, will see nomina-tion of officers and initiation of candidates. Mrs. Lenore Andreason enter-tained her bridge foursome Mon-day evening. Mrs. L. E. Milner played high. Dorothy Stnngham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence String-ham- , was 16 years old Tuesday and was complimented that eve-ning at a family dinner. Special guests included Gerry Dumont of Butterfield canyon, who stay-ed overnight with Dorothy, and Mr .and Mrs. Sam Jenkins of Midvale. Alpha Chi Omega sorority in-stalled new officers Monday at the chapter house, 1387 East First South, Salt Lake City. Ethel Richards, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Paul S. Richards, took office as corresponding secretary. The Women's Society of Chris-tian Service will meet at 1 p.m. today. Friday, at the home of Mrs. D. E. Ireland for a silver tea. Mrs. Neldon Chadwick will be honored at a handkerchief shower. The Chadwick family is leaving in the near future to make their home in Salt Lake City, where Mr. Chadwick has accepted employment. : local notes: Democratic club met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. ti O. Pumphrey of Copperton. Rhea Lou Olson and Jenna Vee Olson sang several vocal selctions with Bride's Shower On the eve of her marriage, Vera Lambson was honored at a bridal shower given by her mo-ther, Mrs. T. A. Pedersen. at her home with Mrs. Joseph Timothy cohostess Tuesday evening. The 35 friends attending play-ed Monte Carlo whist, with pri-zes going to Mrs. Douglas Stok-er, Mrs. LeVell Timothy and Mrs. Frank Shafter receiving house prize. Mrs. Grant Freestone won consolation. Miss Lambson opened and dis-played her lovely gifts. A nice luncheon was served. O Banquet Anniversary Date Third anniversary of the Oquirrh lodge No. 844, Brother- - hood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, will be celebrated at a dinner being arranged by Ga-lena lodge No. 17, auxiliary to the Brotherhood unit, for 7 p.m. Thursday, April 22. The affair, to be held in the Masonic hall, is being arranged by a commit-tee which includes Mrs. J. L. Mu-rano, Mrs. R. A. Murano, Mrs. Leonard Strand, Mrs- Ross M. Gushing, Mrs. Miles Gaythwaite and Mrs. Lawrence Hancock. Emanon Club Tuesday evening Mrs. Hardy Odell of Copperton entertained Emanon club at seven o'clock dinner. Covers were placed for 12 members and two invited guests. Mrs. J. Dewey Knudsen and Mrs. LL. Watson. Bowls of forsythia were used in the liv-ing and dining rooms. War sav-ings stamp prizes went to Mrs. Knudsen and Mrs. Paul S. Rich-ards. O LOS-T-Remington A buifofcTij folder and an A.ifi" book and a $i0"bT asked to return i0 office. Reward. ",J FOR SALE suite. Phone 198W. FOUNp-Two'pai- ToU eg at the Gemmell clr .1?ayave thm by at the Bingham Bull' Jlf6' lhem advertisement. QUALITY PRODUCTS! IN THE RECENT DAIRY SHORT COURSE COMPETITION IIOGAN DAIRY MILK WAS NAMED GOLD MEDAL WINNER FOR 191.1 HELP WIN THE WAR! BUY BETTER FOODS! MILK IS UN RATIONED! IT IS YOUR BEST QUALITY BUY! IHfogaim HDaniry COME TO THE DIAMOND FOR A GOOD TIME. Beckers and Fish? Beer on Tap. Frank Katcapes, 0 as a 8unuy Spring da,v! "&?Zwk Bourbon Whiskey Ifrk & UFffi NNV W " ' Ourdi.t.ll.ue. $ 4 miW ' '" "" "ack'- - &L-- -f I Proof fgfcf Jj National DirtMere Prod. Corp., N. Y. - It Costs Less Than 4 Cents A Week to Get the Bingham Bulle-tin Throush the Mail. I Notice! BECAUSE OF SHORTAGE OF HELP WE ARE FORCED TO MAKE ADJUST-MENTS IN OUR DELIVERY DEPART-MENT. WE HAVE NIGHT SHIFT MEN DOING PART OF OUR DELIVERING. TTIEY MUST LEAVE OUR STORE EARLIER BECAUSE OF CHANGE IN WORKING SCHEDULE AT THE MINE, THERE-FORE TELEPHONE ORDERS RECEIVED AFTER 10:30 A.M. MUST OF NECESSITY, BE HELD FOR THE DELIVERY DAY NEXT IN YOUR LOCALITY. PHONE YOUR ORDERS IN, THE EVENING BE-FORE OR EARLY IN THE MORNING FOR BETTER DELIVERY SERVICE. WE ARE FORCED TO THESE CHANGES, AND THANK YOU FOR YOUR PA-TIENCE AND SUPPORT IN THESE MATTERS. THIS CHANGE BECOMES EFFECTIVE MONDAY, APRIL 19. Bingham Merc. THE BIG STORE PHONE 1415 EASTER at ffsmd They're Easter-Smart- ! Isfev RAYON HOSIER) AUSTELLA FROCKS tFv&fc 79$ X&&ii Gaymode is every we 7 on w 33 S -- wt choice in h0Si-!- 7w Va - pJi Color In Your Accmw fcfe- - SPRING GLOVE An enchanting group of frocks 'Mk 000 that will charm you when you -- "A fts V see them! Colorful print rayon -- t , or WcP1. I7g Tbl'i V ((YJh $di Trim little ahortic stytej 7C b)'tV?t gracious long length. V M ?',ft.) 7 'IkfxL. wear.. In your favonte" fflmmk kirn ' - 3.98 iSS2k T4i ' Head fashions for Z''' ' fine fur felt, wany ,Ua3y U ' L 4&cjL:s ..lJLlSS Stitched crowns, bound " - Medallions! NaVy-- d-W for Style, ggg jf WJ 'W EASTER DRESSES 4 4f fiffif tfKJLL2fcf L'i&L K Fne long- - l WWMt wearing fab- - ).Jv ' Irvw Unusual Lin9erie Tri- - ySS'iFattr fc , MM Hp ne -- d Two-Piec- e Types! d to wearj &m lWlnDtiwgfUlly CrisPl and definely DRESS 'Ml'flilN Wffil 4 f l smart navy-and-whi- te '"i W mIMI S SANDALS frS nP yUr first che for l ftWte nVl0US r iml! The 3.40 ?' X,ofp n,ot 1,11,61 Your summcI 1' " s Special Matinees 1J TL EVENING SHOWS Sun., Thurs. and Sat. I HDCCSS 1 D6clXXC START jRI SAT. SUN. MON. TUES WED. TI1UR. 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Pr" Their Greatest Joy-Fille- d Hit I R. C. Gemmell Club Show :J$&r 'I?? ."'''wFr?R WARWCR BROS) RIOT ippiB fiOKl ' SSP lamntmn.Z XAVItS CUGAT AND HIS ORChtSTRA HATTIE McDANtEL WILLIAM TRACt Directed by Ik HieCTH WILLIAM KEIGHLEY. Sc.ee. Pu b, XCOlOtll A l.ifl freemen From the Stg Pl ty Moss H.rtend ' VSi W .tJ c" S Kiutmeri Produced by Sm Harm ife Siw- Wat-OJMSa PARACHUTE ATHLETES TUES. 4, 6, 8 and 10 P.M. PERILS OF NYOKA, No. 8 CARTOON TOI'mA S JLSfo SENATE COMMITTEE TO MEET MINING MEN Operators of small mining en-terprises in Utah will have an opportunity to air their prob-lems before a U. S. Senate spe-cial committee on April 21, it was announced today by A. S. Brown, Chairman of the Utah Department of Publicity and In-dustrial Development, in whose office the hearing will be conduc-ted. United States Senator James G. Scrugham of Nevada, a mem-ber of the Small Business Spe-cial Committee of the Senate and Chairman of the on Mining and Metallurgy, will open the session at 10:00 a.m. April 21st, at 210 Dooly build-ing in Salt Lake City, Mr. Brown said. Senator Abe Murdock, who may attend the hearings, wrote Mr. Brown that "the committee is holding the hearing for the purpose of having presented in-formation concerning non-ferro-metal mining and metallurgy, particularly the smaller opera-tors. This committee will also be interested in hearing from new developments, especially of the strategic and critical meals and minerals." It was also pointed out that questions of labor and mining equipment and supplies will come up for full consideration at the hearing. Mr. Brown has urged all own-ers of small mining operations to attend the important hearing in his office next week and has asked that such persons be pre-pared to offer full testimony on their, particular problems. Relief Society At 2 . Tuesday, April 27, Mrs. Mable Boberg will discuss "Some of the Great Personalities in the Bible" at a meeting of the Bingham LDS ward Relief society at the ward chapel. This week Mrs. Maxine Gaythwaite gave a work and business lesson on "Substitutes". Mrs. Mohleta Gay-thwaite illustrated how old clo-thes can be made over. A skit on buying, "The Skirt", was pre-sented by Mrs. Venetia Pollard, Mrs. Kathryn McAllister and Mrs.Mafalda Jacobson. Refresh-ments were served to 20 mem-bers. Mrs. Clinton Robison was hos-tess at her home Monday evening to the Linger Longer club. Bowls of sweet peas were used abuot the living room. Prizes at bridge went to Mrs. Ross M. Cushini?, Mrs. Marlund Eden and Mrs. G. T. Buckle. Refreshments were served to eight. FAMILY HONORS FATHER ON 80TH BIRTH ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Jacques were hosts at a family dinner Sunday, honoring Mr. Jacques' father, Wesley Jacques of 328 South Main street, Salt Lake City, on his eightieth birthday. During the afternoon four gen-eration photographs were taken of Mr. Jacques, his son S. W. Jacques; his grandson, Spencer Jacques; his great grandson, Roger Jacques. Also present at the dinner were daughters and sons of the honoree and their families: Miss Myrtle Jacques of Logan; Mrs. Mabel Athay and son, Jimmy, of Smithfield; Mr, and Mrs. Hoyd Jacques and daughter, Dixie, of Ogden; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nel-- I son and children, Renee and Al-len, of Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. James Featherstone and children, Marvis, Dee and Keith, of Salt Lake City. Another son, Charles Jacques, and family, of Los Angeles, were unable to be present. Mrs.' Spencer Jacques, wife of a grandson, was present with her husband and small son. Mr. Jacques was born at Sagi-naw, Mich., April 11, 1863, the j son of John James and Mary Eli-zabeth Stevens Jacques. He came to Ogden in 1890 and on August 11, 1891 married Matilda Swen-so- n. She died in 1914. Mr. Jac-ques worked as a barber in Og-den and moved to Logan in 1900 , where he followed the same trade. He has made his home' in Salt Lake City the past 25 years. He worked 10 years each in the circulation departments of the Salt Lake Tribune and the Des-er- et News, retiring . five years; 'ago. He is a member of the LDS church. "Breaths there a man with soul so dead Who never to himself hath said This is my own, my native land!" Lives there a man with pulse so slow That he won't know About the Kearns show, Buy a bond and yell, "Let's Go!" by Ima Goin o BINGHAM LDS WARD PBIMARY CONFERENCE SET Primary conference, to be held at 7:30 p.m. Sunday in the Bing-ham LDS ward chapel, will fol-low the theme: "Loyalty to God and Country", according to Bish-op David C. Lyon. The program is outlined as follows, by Mrs. Delilah Rasmus-sen- , Primary superintendent: op-ening song: "Light Divine"; pray-er song; prayer, Larry West; birthday pennies for the child-ren's hospital; Articles of faith, under direc-tion of Mrs. Beulah Tuttle; group one, "Our Little Class in Pri-mary"; group two and Zion's Girls and Boys; "A Bunch of Golden Keys", song; Larks, "Sunshine Songs"; Bluebirds, "There's Someone Singing"; Blazers, "Our Creed" and "Blazers' Son"; Trekkers, "The Ten Commandments"; Guides, "Dramatization of the Stars and Stripes" and vocal solo, Donna Gay Dowd; benediction, Mrs. Blanche Reid. O Birthday Noted Friends of Mrs. Ernest Prig-mor- e knew of her birthday on April 11 and arranged a party in her honor a few days ahead of time, surprising her at her home the evening of April 8. "Help Your Neighbor" was played, prizes going to Mrs. E. G. Ball, Mrs. Alfred Goff and Mrs. D. E. Ireland. Mrs. Edith Peterson won house prize. Others attending and remembering the honoree with gifts were Mrs. Thomas Prigmore, Mrs. Mohleta Dens-le- y, Mrs. Herschel Green, Mrs. J. A. Carpentier, Mrs. W. G. Thomas, Mrs. Ruth Moffitt and Mrs. Neldon Chadwick. Lunch-eon was served.o GGGG Club Members of the GGGG club were guests of Mrs. Eugene Chandler at one o'clock lunch-eon the afternoon of April 8 at the Alta club, Salt Lake City. An arrangement of iris, roses and snapdragons decorated the beautiful-ly- appointed table. Places were marked for Mrs. Louis Buchman and Mrs. L. S. Breck-on- , who won the war savings stamps given 'at bridge, and Mrs. Francis C. Oswald, Mrs. Paul S. Richards, Mrs. W. S. Jones, Mrs. Eugene Morris, Mrs. Joseph Kemp, Mrs. Roy Shilling, Mrs. R. G. Frazier, Mrs. George B. Robbe, Mrs. H. L. Garrity, Mrs. M. A. Cotter; and Mrs. J. D. Shilling, Mrs. William Meyers, Mrs. Edith Scudder, Salt Lake City; and Mrs. John W. Crane of Lark. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Rawl-ings of 17 Dixon avenue are parents of a daughter born Fri-day, April 9, at the family home. Congratulations go to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jimas of the Miller apartments on the birth of a seven-p-ound daughter at Holy Cross hospital, Salt Lake City, Tuesday, April 13. Mrs. Jimas is the former Miss Marian Pett of Copperton. A six-pou- seven-ounc- e dau-ghter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dispenza of No. 1 Federal apartments Thursday, April 15, at St. Mark's hospital. The mo-ther is the former Miss Diana Lipsey. Congratulations go to Mr. and Mrs. Laird Snelgrove of 856 East 21 st South street, Salt Lake City, parents of a daughter born April 10 at Bingham hospital. Birth of a daughter is told by Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Leyba at 541 Dinkeyville at their home April 15. - |