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Show JPAGELFIV UVER VALLEY LEADER THURSDAY, JUNE 23,' 1932 4-- H t i CLUITNEWS EAST GARLAND r ., Qub leaders of Meeting for the held at the was division southern the Box Elder High School, June 15, 1932. A reelection of president, vice president and song leader was held. The president, Mrs. Barbara Wright; song leader, Mrs. Edwards. A health demonstration by Corinne, bread demonstration by Globe Mills. Girls helping were, Florence Hatch, Rhea Reeder and Mrs. Cutler. Table setting demonstration by Dew eyville. Girls helping were, Levoy Burbank, Lydia Marble, Geneva and Ethel Gardner. The next meeting will be held July 4-- H . tl 1932.. TfaL,South Tremonton 3rd Year Co&5; Club held a meeting on June 1st, aCtiie home of Irene Holland. The officers are: President, Beth Allen; vice president, Lorna Barf us; Genivive Miller; song and cheer leader, Irene Holland; reporter, Verna Barfus; game committee, Opal and Nellie George. Three varieties of fruit cocktails were prepared and served. The next meeting was held June 14, at the home of the leader, VaLoy Business was discussed. Dish meals were prepared and served. A rule was made that everybody being tardy is fined lc, all absences 5c. The next meeting will be held June 22. secretary-t- reasurer, n. The Elwood Kitchen Queens Club met at the home of Ira Andersen, Friday, May 17th. They demonstrated six different ways of cooking eggs, after which games were played. Strawberry short cake was served by the hostess. The next meeting will be held at the home of Barbara 4-- H Friday, June 17. The Kitchen Queens Cooking Club met at the home and of Mildred Theurer. Canning and soups were taken up. of the Ambitious Sewf7ieeting Club was held Thursihe ers day,' June 16, at Ruby Landvatter's. The roll was called, the minutes read and songs were sung. Ruby Landvat-te- r and Helen Supan are to demonstrate the patch at the next meeting Lois Rohde is to give a health talk. Helen Supan, Ruby Landvatter and Lois Rohde were nominated for the game committee. A number of games were played, after which the girls worked on their patches and dams. The next meeting of the Ambitious Sewers is to be held at the home of Thelma Sandall, June 24, at 2 o'clock. 4-- H ! By. Mrs. David Larson - :x: Mrs. Sophia Larson was hostess to the Relief Society ladies at her home Most of the Wednesday afternoon. time was spent in making quilt blocks A short social time was enjoyed and refreshments served to twenty-twguests. Due to he inclement weather there was not the expected number who went to the Udy Springs, Friday evening for the S. S. outing. However the treasury was helped and those did go had a jolly time. Dr. Arthur Hansen and members of his family, from Salt Lake City, visited relatives here Sunday. Mrs. Ruel Nielsen and children, of Idaho Falls, returned to their home Sunday, after spending several weeks with her mother and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Steed of Logan, called on Mr. and Mrs. David Larson, Thursday, on their way to visit relatives in Ogden and Salt Lake City. They had been married that day in the Logan Temple. The bride was formerly Miss Jennie Stewart of St. Anthony, Idaho. Messrs. John Benton and Burt Cran dall, of Salt Lake City, came up the first of the week to join the Shaffer boys on a fishing trip. Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Korth and daugh ters, Mrs. Ed. Isaacson and Bessie, attended the funeral of Thomas Graves at Sandy, on Tuesday. The young man was a brother-in-laof Elvan Korth and was killed in an automobile accident Richard West, of Clinton, a former resident, with members of his family, called on old friends here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. David Bradshaw and family and Messrs. Charles Bradshaw and T. Thomas of Castlegate, called on Mr. and Mrs. David Larson, Tuesday. They were enroute to Idaho to visit relatives. They reported not having seen any places looking so prosperous, as far as crops are concerned, as does the Bear River Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Cheney and family, attended the funeral of his father, Nathan Cheney, in Brigham City, o at the home of Mr." and Mrs. Riser. ... Frank I ! Mr. P. C. Pettereon spent last week at his ranch in Idaho. By Mrs. Frank Peck Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hansen had as r-their guests the fore part of last :xs - :x: n.iulr Mw artA Mn C. V. f!ftVprlv of ' A Relief Society district conference The members of the National Guard ' Francisco Sunday Wlth rela was held at Deweyville Tuesday at 2 unit of the 222nd Field Artilary. who j Mp ch-- ;a Peterson and Mrs. Orien liaUA Kaon in troinint. of fnmn W i I o'clock with Elwood, Tremonton, Col- uvea at. jvaiic&vine. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harwood and Hamo Jnrvlan Uarrmire rotnrrx hnmA Peterson were Ogden visitors Wedneslinston, Beaver and Deweyville. day of last week. of Salt Lake visited relatives children Mr. and Mrs. Allen Saxton of Salt Wednesday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. John Benson had as Mrs. Wendell Budge of Lewiston, their guests part of last week, Mrs. Lake City, were calling on Mr. andhere Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Llovd Lish have as visited here with relatives and friends Benson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arch Mrs. J. S. Burbank and other relatives of this place Sunday. their guest, Wallace Waits of Sith- - Friday. McKinnon. Mrs. M. D. Peters and small daugh- Mrs. Lyman Thorpe spent last wee Mrs. D. B. Marble entertained a field. r' ean '. Brigham City, spent the in Bountiful, with her parents, Mr, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ault and son and number of little folks in honor of her em, w,ltn TlrsT-- "ter8 Parents, 8nd Mrs. rauIHinman. granddaughter, Emma Lue's birthday. daughter of Logan, were calling oniWM!K Pres- Mrs- J. J. Shumway. Mrs. R. J. Stayner was hostess to !,m,Hv Harries wpro nlavprl nnH resVimpnta relatives T.o.1iao fielf dll- Iflllnn Nailcnn QnH hililrjin At mAmkavj rf I The following motored to Black- THafcn Paiic served. nu.u t Ardella Tubbs of Holbrook, Idaho, smith Fork Canyon and spent the week relatives and friends. Pres. Mrs. M. E. Andrus was in chartre visited a few days last week at the end: Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Miller Mrs. Sterling Huish entertained at of the meeting. During the social hour and daughter, Virginia; Mr. and Mrs. a miscellaneous shower. Wednesday the hostess served a delicious tray home of her grandmother, Mrs. C. P. Jensen and sons, Mr. and Mrs. afternoon of last week, at the home of luncheon to 31 members and sixteen Johnson. Mrs. of Nielson Brightm City, Duett Loveland and children and Iver Mrs. F. A. Driggs, in compliment to Henry Keith Driggs, a bride of the Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Carter had as was the week end guest at the home Germer. month. I he bride was the recipient their miests. Sundav. Mr. and Mrs. J. and famMrs. Lish Mr. and N. Marble. Peter Mr. Lloyd Mrs. and of of Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Hansen, of ily visited at the home of Mr .and Mrs. 1 nemany useful and beautiful gifts.- N. Ault of Logan, and Mr. and Mrs. hostess served delicious refresh- Wm. Pardington of Pleasant Grove, at Jensen Peter of visitors Sunday. Heber City, were Sunday Logan, ments to 33 guests. Mrs. P. C. Petterson and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sudsberry and Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson. Miss Irene Crockayne of Salt Lake 'Mary and Charlene, motored to Logan Norma Hanson is spending a few children were in Ogden Monday. City, was a guest for a few days last Friday. They were accompanied home Mr. and Mrs. 0. G. Harwood and weeks at the home of her sister, Mrs. sons of Ogden were visiting at tre V. Eames, of American Falls. Mrs. Laurence Christensen and son, home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jensen, Ronald, spent the week end visiting parents of Mrs. Harwood. Zade Marble returned to his home relatives in Ogden. Miss Bertha Germer and Elain Han-- ! here after attending school in Nevada. sen visited relatives at American Falls and Boise. Chauncey Gardner and family of Liberty, were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Gardner, Sunday. DEWEYVILLE . . GARLAND j ! I rf a fishing trip up Blacksmith Canyon, last week. Fork family last Thursday. Albert Pabawena, who has been attending school at Fort Hall, is home for the summer. I - ! 'Mrs Mar-yar- w o, o, et I . 0 Special Sale -- . . ON- JVSONORGi RANGES $120 Reg. Electric Range Special 95.00 PHONE 134 $245 Reg. Electric UTAH TREMONTON Drugs and fountain Sunday. A lawn party was given Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Oylenj Jr., in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Oyler, recent newly-wed- s. local people. Mrs. T. G. and Sylvan Korth, Edwin Isaacson and son, Harold, went on . SfirLZl w There were guests present from Brigham, Collinston, and Garland .aside from the large number of week I- -! v $145 Reg. Coal Range Special $165.00 Range Special $115.00 USE APEX HOUSEHOLD DRUGS They Are Intermountain Products $115 Reg. Coal Range Speciel $87.50 Prescriptions Filled At Right Prices W& 1VEKSON A, 1 Sunday dinner guests of Bishop and Mrs. James Walton were, Walton, Mrs. J. Marshall, Buchanan, Miss Elizabeth aunts of Mr. Walton, and erine Davis, all of Salt Mr. D. A. Miss Mary Buchanen, Miss Cath Lake City. ct ? Cost Her $4.25 To . 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Jim John Neaman, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. George Elk and Mrs. Lucile Mose, drove to Ogden last Friday. They returned the same evening. George P. Sams went to Fort Hall last week to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Linford Neaman took their little girl, who was ill, to Tre- monton, to consult a doctor. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sparks and daughters, Dorothy and Lois, and Mrs Thomas D. Evans and daughter, June, cf Malad, were guests of the Parry Anything more and you sacrifice economy anything less and you sacrifice smoothness. 73 Ik) fU" la the built'in smoothness that makes driving really enjoyable. But with a six a Chevrolet thing is sacrificed. You get smoothness AND economy. And power 60 horsepower. And 65 70 miles to an hour, easily I speed And pick-u- p from a standstill to 35 miles an hour in less than 7 seconds! 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