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Show 'V I J J 1 BEAVER CITY, UTAH, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1945 i East Ward Choir Organized The choir in the East Ward has been organized with Gilbert Gale in charge from the bishopric. HarIJy Hyrum Steffen, County Agent vey Rawlinson is the director with Mrs. Kathryn . Schnepple as acr lllllKiil!lilllii!!liE;illlitliUi!iniilillllinilil companist. AGKXT AM) LKADKRS RETURN normal. He favored purchase of FROM LEADERSHIP SCHOOL modern home conveniences and said prices for these have been Sunday School (Jive Programs County Agent Hyrum Steffen controlled and were not too greatThe Sunday evening program In and leaders returned late Wednesly inflated. Mr. Hansen empha- East Ward was presented by the day night from the leadership sized, however, that these Items members of the Sunday School school conducted annually at the should be purchased out of cur- classes. The subject was "Our SunI'SAc by the Extension Division. rent income, and strougly advised day School Background," covering Those who accompanied the agent against drawing on savings or the period of the organization and were: Mrs. Elma Shipp, Wesley W. bonds for the purpose. cashing growth of the Sunday School. FolFairer, and Evan Patterson. All Mr. Steffen will return to Logan lowing the opening exerciseB, the were well pleased with the sub- next Monday for the annual ex- opening talk was by the narrator, ject matter presented during the tension conference to be held DeC. A. Kirkham, followed by short school. All talks cember 11 to 13, inclusive. by Ray Morris. Donna Rriggs Mrs. Shipp attended the ladies extension workers in the state are girls chorus by section devoted to all phases of expected to attend and matters Emily Patterson, Karma Joseph, Dalton, Bobby home making including, foods, pertaining to work for the com- Shirley Gillies, Carol Meyers and clothing and home furnishings. ing year will be discussed. the fourth speaker, Marion Terry. The men received information on soils, crops, irrigation and the Ward Program t-t- ;. J rrr West various types of livestock. Joint IV" Supt. Wallace D. Yardley had sessions were also conducted each charge of the program Sunday News Levenlng Beaver day and were among the most inand following the opening exercises the time was turned over teresting of the school. These were i 'i addressed by the former president to the Advanced Senior class under of the college, E. G. Peterson, and SiMN'ial Interest Social the direction of their leaders, Mrs. the present president. Franklin S. Ina McQuarrie and Burton White. Mutual during Tuesday evening Harris. the Special Interest group in East Veloy Ashworth was the narrator following Bishop M. O. Ashton and the L. Ward enjoyed a social under the and introduced the as their subO S. Church landscape architect, direction of Mrs. William Merrell speakers, who used Erving T. Nelson, gave a very In- and Mrs. ess Cartwright. A pro- ject, 'Our Sunday School Ellen Harris, Norman teresting discussion of home and gram was given and refreshments Mar- community beautification for the' esrved. William Merrill is leader Muir, Gale Parnsworth and centennial. Bishop Ashton said the of the group and they are study- Jean Baldwin. The class sang two special numbers, "Luther's Cradle program would be pushed with in- ing the book, "His Many creased vigor in the near future. Hymn." and "Shine On." Mr. Nelson showed a large number of colored pictures to illustrate his talk. Among the most beautiful and stimulating were pictures of the various LDS temples which were held up as examples of what the Church stands for and encour..nwiii.mMiiiiimi County Agent's Gorner "fde... I'm staying laiiiuiaiiiiaiiiLiiiiiSiiiiiunaiUSiiaiiiumiiiuiiiiii'.i,! the Army! in THERE ARE PLENTY OF REASONS ... AND HERE THEY ARE !" " 1 "First, I keep my present grade. That means a lot. reenlisting for 3 years I 2 "By can pick my own branch of service in the Air, Ground or Service Forces, and can go to any overseas theater I wish. "I get my mustering-ou- t pay, 3 even though I'm reenlisting. Also, I get $50 a year reenlistment bonus for each year I've been in the Army. My dependents receive family allowances for the full term of my enlistment. And I'll be eligible for GI Bill of Rights benefits when I get out of the Army. food, clothes, quarters, 4 "My medical and dental care" are all supplied to me. And I can learn any of 200 skills or trades in the Army schools. "All of us who are reenlisting are going to have from 30 to 90 days' furlough at home with full pay and our travel paid both furlways. And we'll have 30 days' ough every year with pay. 5 PAY PER MONTH-ENLIS- C "Any time after 20 years I y can retire at half pav increasing year by year to retirement pay after 30 years of service. And the time I've already served in active military or naval service counts toward my retirement time. Added seems pretty sound to me!" three-quarte- JANUARY 31, MEN now in Army who rcanlitl before February I will be reen listed in present grade. Men honorably discharged can reenlitl within 20 days after discharge In grade held at time of dis- charge, provided before February Medial Can Ius Increase for 20 Service Overseas. ( b ) Plus (s)-P- if Member of Flying 50 Crews, Parachutist, etc. -- Plus 5 Increase in Pay (or Each 3 Years of Service. (c) SEC THE JOB (J. S. they reenllsl 1946. You may enlist AT ANY TIMe 'or IV4, 2 or 3 year periods. (One-ye- ar enlistments for men now in the Army with at least 6 months of service.) MONTHLY RETIREMENT TED Addition to Food, Lodzinr, Clolhei and I, Matter Sergeant or First Sergeant Technical Sergeant Staff Sergeant . . Sergeant Corporal Private First Class . Private .... .... .... THROUGH ARA1Y BE A "GUARDIAN OF VICTORY" tRVICK FORCES AIR, GROUND, Starring INCOME AFTER: (as Pay Per 20 Year,' 30 Years' Montn Service Service 138.00 114.00 96.00 78.00 66.00 54.00 50.00 RtCNUST $89.70 74.10 62.40 50.70 42.90 35.10 32.50 $155.25 128.25 108.00 87.75 74.25 60.75 56.25 NOW AT YOUR NEAREST U. S. ARMY RECRUITING STATION CEDAR CITY FEDERAL BUILDING Roy Barton left Wednesday for Los Angeles to spend a few weeks with his sisters, Mrs. Chris Ches-le- y By Mary Jane Calvert and Mrs. West Barton and his Mrs. Byron Blackner of Los AnJoe Garton and to meet brother gles arrived here Monday to West who has been brother his Mr. spend a week visiting with overseas for the past 18 months. and Mrs. Walter Blackner. GREENVILLE y mem-bor- Stake Hack-ground- AN IMPORTANT DATI FO MEN IN THI ARMY MEN i 1946 Clothing Drive This special notice has been received from the Relief Society General Board, regarding the clothing to be gathered for European Saints. "The evening of Monday, December 10, from 5 to 9 o'clock, and the morning of Tuesday. December 11., from 9 to 12 o'clock have been set by the General Authorities of the Church as the days on which to gather in, for the suffering European saint, the good, clean clothing which has been acSaint cumulated in Latter-dahomes, available for this purpose. "On these days in your ward meeting house under the direction of the bishop, members of the a ward welfare committee and of he Relief Society will be on hand to receive all such clothing. On this first call only clothing that Is in good condition, clean and in good repair should be Greasing ages. Russell S. Hansen, of one of the Cache Valley banks, gave a very enlightening talk on, "A Financial Program for Farm Families." He said every war in which the United States participated was accompanied by an increase in commodity prices followed by a period of very low prices. So far prices in this war have followed the same trend and at present we are in a period of Mr. Hansen said high prices. farmers should plan to enjoy a good home life and modern conveniences, but advised against undertaking any large scale building program or land purchasing at this time. While he recognized the serious need for additional homes he advised postponing new construction or major remodeling if possible until pirces returned to CHRISTMAS CARDS We have a limited supply of Christmas Cards priced from $(5.25 for 25 to $1.00 for 25. Come in early! We cannot ." Phone order! THE HEAVER PRESS Washing at vice-preside- nt DERN OSBORN'S CONOCO STATION Tobacco Beaver, Utah Canity James Williams and nephew Calvert spent Wednesday at Lloyd Salt Lake on business. Sgt. Bob Bonzo of Cedar City spent Sunday here at the home of his aunt, Mrs. Lawrence Thompson. He received a 45 day fur-- : lough after spending the past year in Germany. f .i A Hellcat scooting off a like his. 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