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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, JUNE ! By Bin. Thomas Ault I r I Mr. and Mrs. LaRue Yates of per were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wheatley. , Mr. and Mrs. N. Peter Marble had as their guest during the week, Mrs. Henry Nielson and son of Brigham. Bishop and Mrs. M. G. Perry and son, Myrle, visited relatives near Og-deThey were guests of S. W. Perry. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Snow, Jr. and family spent Memorial day in North Ogden. Returning form college, Donna Marble, Norma Hansen and Norman Perry, students of the U. S. A. C. at Logan, will spend the summer vacation here with their parents. High Councilman Calderwood and Elder Glover were speakers at the Sunday evening services in the local L. D. S. chapel. Mrs. Ethel Jensen of Thatcher and Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Harwood and children of Ogden, spent Saturday as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jensen. Mr. and Mrs. JC. Dewey and family, Mr. and Mrs.', Edwin Dewey and daughters of Ogden were calling on relatives the weekend. Mrs. Joseph Johnson and children of Ogden spent the weekend here with Mrs. J. W. Spackman. Miss Lydia Marble returned from Magna after spetting two weeks as guest of her sister, Mrs. Grant Evans and family. Mr. and MrsrCarly Johnson have moved to Brigham City to make their : : home. j Edwin - Quinlin , and children of American Falls spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Snow, nr ST: ' ' Jr. . - : . ; Mr. and Mrs. N. Peter Marble, Mm M. M. Gardner and Mrs. Arthur Pier-so- n of Tremonton spent Monday at the home of Mrs. A. F. Loveland at , Logan. Mrs. James Poulsen and daughters Laura and Minnie, of Petersburo, . . spent Saturday here. ;."; , Phylis and Doris Burbank spent a days with their grandparents, Mr. j few and Mrs. Harry Cook at Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. Ray McCallister and children have moved to Collinston. - i Mrs. Myrtle Knudson had as her guests, her daughters Mrs. Fredrick-- . son and daughter, and Mrs. Whitaker and little daughter, during the week, Miss Junitta Gardner returned from i Ogden after spending a few days with , relatives. : , A number of folks from Deweyville enjoyed the circus ;": flay'. BEAR RIVER CITY I DEWEYVILLE I at Logon on Thurs-- " ; :;" ,rx'"-- ANNOUNCEMENT Mrs. Mary Mortensen announces the marriage, on June 6, of her daughter. Pearl, te Mr. Peter Vander Heide, .son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Vander Heide, of Ogden. Bishop Stimpson of Riverdale performed the ceremony. Mrs. Vander Heide has taught school in the county for the past sev- - By Mrs. C, W. Brailsford O 'H"inTT ' fw;hjea(er dustry. viu 19fW' awtA buu 10W .uvm in ice of Bugle Ann" Hararry in ' ne unions r jBasx; -- , ft .r1iNDESDAY JUNlEIi'-15-1- 6 EddyL- : , . QDJCE Children's Day is the one day of the year set aside especially for the kiddies, --mothers 'will want to prepare novel and I tasty surprises in the food line. ;And since the chief guests are to be youngsters, healthful foods like 'ripe olives, macaroni, and milk will be a necessity. For those fortunate enough to make the day ta picnic outing, here is an ideal "energy" sandwich: des-jsert- B meat tablespoon chopped plmiento Thin slices buttered bread Lettuce or pickle Combine olives, deviled ham, plmiento, mayonnaise, and mustard, and blend. Spread on thin slices of buttered bread, top with a leaf of crisp lettuce or thin slices of sour , pickle, and cover with slices of buttered bread. Deviled eggs make a nice accompaniment. Makes 6 to 8 sandwiches. Macaroni is a pure grain food, . highly nutritious and concentrated. The following tasty dish is a very desirable one for growing children. Furthermore it is very appetizing. i . : - 2 1 1 Macaroni au Gratln lb. macaroni (elbow or shortcut) tablespoons butter pint milk cup grated cheese Pepper and salt - in Clark Gable and Loretta Young in "The Call of the WUd" .llM.lM....:"l Ironer and Washer School June 15th and 16th Call and See Mrs. Wilkins, Factory Demonstrator, Iron Everything TTT"? T70 ULLUiUd Qead Dvoo. First break fig newtons into1 small pieces, and place in the bottom of the dessert dishes. Then dissolve Orange Rennet Dessert,' Powder in lukewarm milk, and pour immediately over the fig newtona.j Do not disturb until firm about 101 minutes. Chill in refrigerator. A Word In Conclusion Most recipes call for the use of, milk. Few appreciate the fact that this country's yearly milk supply would make a river 40 feet wide! and 2 feet deep from New Yorkj to San Francisco, or that Ameri-- I cans drink approximately fifty mil-- ! lion quarts of milk a day. Hats off! to the cow and to modern methods, of distribution which make it pos-- j sible for us to find the milk for our; children-awaitineach morning on our doorstep, vvi special privilege dentists." NOTICE The B. E. Canning Crops Association is calling for bids on stacking of pea vines in all districts of the county. Bids must be in by June IS. Blanks may be obtained from directorc n different districts or from T. E.' Adams in Tremonton. ' Leader Ads Get Results g PRICES EFFECTIVE SATURDAY, JUNE IS ... , ' Lb. VEAL CHOPS 15 MEATY SHOULDER Lb. PORK ROASTS ' MOCK 19tf ... ' Home Appliance Store OGDEN, UTAH for A CHICKEN LEGS ... 250 2 Lbs. Frankfurters 27( - - - r Veal Roasts Lb. 13 6 VARIETIES Lb. LUNCH MEATS ... 25 4-- H py Portage, Mr. and Mrs. George Coombs,' Jr. Wednesday, June 17, at the Crys was organized May 27. 1936. . . The tal and left Springs, the Civic Welfare Club for family Saturday morning leaders are Mrs. Gladys Hoskins' "and of Honeyville will entertain at a Mrs. Ella Hoskins. The officers elect uienaaie, Utah, where they will visit bridge luncheon at 2 p. m. So ladies, ed were: President, LeReal Allen; with Mrs. Coombs' relatives. Mr. Mrs. and Alva Rhodes and fam everywhere, make your reservations vice president, Vada Hawks; secreMr. Mrs. and John ily, Oyler, Jr; Mr. early. Come and join the crowd from tary, Dorene Gibbs; song and cheer and Mrs. A. R. all over the county. were leaders, Elaine Harris and Veda who went to Udycircus among those Make your reservations with the the on in Logan Delone committee leaders. Hawks; Mrs. Oscar Hunsaker, Mrs. following: Thursday. Knudson and VaLois Harris. MeetMr. and Mrs. Paul Larson, David Axel Haakel, Mrs. Lyman Carson, Uniheld are every Wednesday. ings Larson visited in Salt Lake Mrs. Arvil Hunsaker. forms were finished at the last two and Louis over the weekend, returning on City meetings and they are now ready to Monday. In a campaign, it often happens start their real work. . Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hansen and Mrs that those who come out in favor of LaRue Nielsen, reported.; E. S. Hansen motored to Logan Sun- a candidate are the candidate's bigJ afternoon to visit E. S. Hansen gest liability and sometimes the very day club ITh, Salt, Creek Hustlers who is a patient at the hospital there. thing that defeats him.' of Bothwell held their second meeting at the home of the club leader, Mrs. '1' I' I ! ! t' Ray H. Anderson, on Tuesday, June M i M"l"H"M"t ! ! 9, at 1 p. m. A demonstration on canning' of strawberries was given. The next meeting will be held June 12 at the assistant leader's home, Mrs. Fred Ellis. Mary Helen Hendricks, reporter . We have selection 3 FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Lb. bananas:...! 5tf FRESH, RIPE - Lift .,. TOMATOES 10 Large, Solid Heads LETTUCE . J5 t Bet t'e CERTO 19 m JAR RINGS Lb. PAROWAX '?-- : Lge, jCan IjD .; Pork and Bans 4-- H 1 HOSPITAL NEWS of ... second. ; j- i LaGra Shop Tremonton, Utah The following had their tonsils moved this week: Con Fryer, Delbert Allen, Odell Newman, Bruce Thompson. Jimmle Lelstead, Helen Bingham, Hortense Cannon, Beverly Hardy, and the small son of Ralph Ashby. The following returned home this week, Bea Cottle, Kenneth Rose, Mrs. C. C. Watklns, and Clayne Holmgren. Eva Hunsaker, 4 year old daughter of Lorenzo Hunsaker, who suffered a broken leg and other injuries Sunday, when hit by a car driven by Mrs. Carter of Pocatello, returned to her home. The Misses Ruth and Helen Johnson were Salt Lake visitors Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Capener, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Shumway, Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Chambers, Mr. and Mrs. H. p. Wofflnden, Mr. and Mrs. F. S.. Peck, and Mrs. Arthur Welling were guests at a party at the home of Blshon and Mrs. Eph White in WUllard Thursday. A delicious luncheon was served. Various games were played. A. R. Capener received first prize and Mm H. I 1 GOWNS - PAJAMAS - HOSE - LINGERIE .... jusi wnanne June isriae uengnis wiui Prove yourself a Thrifty Bride and buy : f t I your Trousseau at I Salad Dressing 20f l- Brides' Trousseau 4-- H WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY - JUNE 17th and 18th ; "Most certainly advertising is ethi- cal, highly so. The group practice office remains In the same location year in and year out, and they reduce costs. Laws are made for the greater ' f majority of people, not for a few 1 pint milk 4 fig new tons , $ re- ' Powder e. Orange Rennet Dessert His condition is somewhat improved though he wasn't able to return home. EAST GARLAND Miss Hilda Miller is visiting relaBy Mrs, David Larson tives in Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Rhodes and son, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Fine of Berkeley Keith, were in Ogden Saturday on who are spending their vacation vis- business. At a recent meeting called by the iting relatives and friends in Utah, left Wednesday on a .trip to Yellow- ward bishopric at which a good rep stone park. The Misses Dora and resentation of the ward was present, Rhea Atkinson accompanied them. it was decided to begin in the near They returned Sunday evening haying future, a building program whereby more class room may be provided had ?i very enjoyable, trip. and other improvements made. The motorMr. M. and Holman Mrs.L ; ed to Ogden Sunday afternoon for church architect came and will draw their ;. mother,: Mrs,a Sophia Larson, up suggestive plans for this work. Miss Ruth Adams is visiting with who- will- visit them indefinitely. Mrs. Keith Rhodes "visited last week her sister,. Maud, in Salt Lake City.. Miss Norma Oyler is spending the with her grandmother, 'Mrs. Williams, week with her cousin, Mrs. David who was at a hospital in Logan. Norma Oyler and Luella Atkinson Holdaway in Deweyville. Wilford Sorensen and members of attended the club school in Lo his family motored to Salt Lake City Week last C. at A. the gan on business Monday, returning in the Miss Rhoda Larson left Saturday for Salt Lake City where she will evening. Miss Bessie Shuman of Penrose, is later attend tne u. of u. summer the guest of her sister, Mrs. James H school taking some courses under Dr. Miller this week. ... Hulme of Stanford University. Ardes and Leila Adams have regis tered at the U. S. A. C. for summer Honeyville C. W. C. Entertains first year cooking club, "Hap courses. Breakfast Cookers, of The f n 1 package cup finely siloed ripe olives cup rievUed bam or other deviled 2 tablespoons mayonnaise 1 teaspoon prepared mustard V Orange Fig Surprise Ripe Olive Picnic Pals 1 - . CLUB NEWS The Thatcher club, the Jolly Mixersr met at the home of their leader, Mrs; Sarah Adams, Tuesday, Eight of the girls planned, cooked, and served a luncheon. 99 ; ; ' Boil macaroni in salted water. Drain. Mix with melted butter, grat--l ed cheese, milk, salt and pepper. Place mixture in a baking dish. Sprinkle grated cheese and bread' crumbs over top, dot with butter and bake in a moderate oven until brown. Serves 6. j Then the dessert always of sup-'-, reme interest to the young (or old)' lover of good food a lovely f Jeinette MacDonald and Nelson 4-- H - BARCLAY " ; t In announcing that more than 0 voters of Utah have siened the: ' ; petition providing .for a referendum cf the present law forbidding tist to advertise, Mrs. W. L. Withers, Secretary of the Peoples Dental League-- made the following: statement today: "Group practice offices standfer'u-- f izo prices. They reduce overhead ,ie--l ctoise of their larger buying pov.vr. They buy their material from exactly f the same supply houses as olherden- tigts. These offices provide for pec- ialization in dentistry. 7o dent's who does best what he likes best be. i comes more proficient in his practice, ?; naturally. He is a specialist either inC prosthetic (false teeth) work, ordsv ' :. an extracuomst and so on. "Group practice dentistry cannot4: exist, of course without volume, and volume cannot be obtained witb!Hi advertising. In this proposed amend-men- t price advertising is forbid'Vn because this form of advertising has been found to be unsound ard not. in the best interests of the patient pub-li- BETTY - e. TITVW Advocate Advertising 15.-00- Vice-Preside- A Peoples' Dentist League "The saving in footsteps and unnecessary work- which kitchen planning and even a very small money investment can accomplish in the average kitchen of today is rimply amazing," says Miss Josephine Knox, of the Kitchen Modernizing Bureau of the Edison Electric Institute,. Miss Knox declares that so many women are beginning to realize these facts and kitchen modernizing is becoming so popular, that today's kitchen is doomed. Tomorrow's kitchen is here,; she says, and the new standard, or ideal or concept for kitchens is well on its way towards general acceptance. The National Kitchen Modernizing step-by-st- Subscribe PAGE FIVE Kitchen Modernization Is Theme of New National Organization Burean, which was recently organized, with headquarters in the Graybar Building, New York City, is. making rapid strides toward developing a pubJensen and secretary Christian Pet- lic consciousness of the advantage of I erson,, was read by Harry Hansen; modern kitchens. .... Local Bureaus are being established closing remarks were by counsellor Harry. Hansen; song by mixed chorus, in many cities and these local Bureaus "If You Could Hie to Kolob"; bene- will coordinate with a national program and stimulate public interest d. diction, James J. Christensen of Interment was in the family through newspaper advertising, and plot in the Bear River City Cemetary general promotion, such as the installwhere Casper Andreason dedicated ation of Model Electric Kitchens for the grave;. The floral offerings were able kitchen planning service, and many and very beautiful. The chapel public inspection, by making availwas filled with relatives and friends able promotional activities;. These trade associations organized from far and near. Many were rethe Electric Refrigeration Bureau and serquired to stand during the entire ' other similar activities which have '.'-.-vice. ', : been effective market stimulators. Miss Alice Rasmussen M visiting in Interest of home makers in .kitchen Mrs. with Utah her aunt, Richmond, betterment and the evident desire Leona McCarrey and family; for a higher standard of convenience, C. N. Hansen, Mrs. Gena Christenlaboivsaving and beauty in the sen and son, Ernest, returned home home makes the time' Wednesday evening after a two weeks for uch promotion opportune. visit to Driggs, Idaho and Great Falls Thfif:cost.'of electric equipment-fo- r Montant, .with relatives. kitchen use has been greatly reduced Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Bertha and likewise the cost of electricity for Wankier entertained a few relatives these services. Other kitchen renova-- 1 and friends in honor' of the first birth tion costs have declined. At the same day of her daughter, Anna Mae. A time the easier financing of kitchen delicious lunch was served to eight modernizing has been made possible to arrange through the National guests. ' John Sears spent the weekend in Housing act. ' now are in families Ogden. Many position Mr. and Mrs. yictor N. Hansen of to have their kitchen modernized and this city announce the marriage of to enjoy the many benefits in better their daughter, .Grace Marcella to li,xink which are derived from greats R. Garner Judd, Jr., son of Mr. and er kitchen comfort and efficiency The Mrs. Riley. Garner Judd of San Diego, aim is to make this a standard , in California, formerly of Salt Lake City. building of new middle class homes. After a honeymoon in Qld Mexico the The new approach has much appeal young couple will reside in California. to home makers hi aiding each to visualize her present kitchen as it will Congratulations. ' ' Mn. Zula Hansen is spending a appear! when modernized. She, may week in Provo where she will visit then proceed, either to realize the new old school friends and also attend the kitchen Ideal by complete and immed graduation exercises at the B.'X U. iate renovation, or. in a at which class her sister, Afton Mae process1 acquiring one longed - for new kitchen convenience now and an Hansen is one of the graduates. . William J. Rose, who is working other liter, until, af last, the, whole in Ogden spent the weekend visiting Kitchen has, been modernized accQrd-.tog- ' to precpnceived planning. - !'"'H' his family in this city. GWfee'E,.!Whitwell. Philadelphia Electric Company, is era! years. Chairman of the National Bureau,, A The young couple wiflv.make-thei- r Re - ' Complete; organization includes 3 home in Ogden.' t' gional Directors and Members-at-Lareincluding representatives of associations outside the electrical in V A XTr CATTTDTIAV -. pxilJm Oiiv OA A lrasn 4 - Impressive funeral services were held in the BearRiver ward chapel Wednesday at 3) o'clock for William Harry Jensen, with second "counsellor Hansen tei charge. Song- - by mixed chorus; Invocation, Bishop Osey Jensen; song by mixed chorus, "I Know that My Redeemer Lives", with Rasmus, Christensen tinging the solo partj speaker, Albert E. Holmgren, a life long neighbor of the Jensen family, who spoke very highly of them as neighbors; duet, "Beautiful Sunset" sang by Florence J, Gard ner and Victoria Johnson; piano solo, Margaret T. Johnson; speaker C. E Smith, of the Bear River stake, and a relative of Mr. Jensen; mixed quar tette, 'Come Where the Lillies Bloom'; speaker, Bishop Charley Checketts; resolution of respect from the Danish Brotherhood Lodge of Brigham and signed by President William P. Tremonton, Utah Lionel Barrymore j ; jOrpheiim Theatre ? I " 11, 1936 CORNED BEEF 16y . CORN FLAKES 1M Picnic Size Can DILL PICKLES .... Lb. Marshmallows 15 KELLOOO'S DEAL . 2 CORN FLAKES 1 PEP 1 WHEAT KRISPIE all for 35c 3 TaD Cans Free Knitting Instructions SALMON 29 CRYSTAL WHITE 10 SOAP . i rnu, uoljj dust ECONOMY ART & GIFT SHOP Brigham City, Utah Under the Direction of Mrs. Herman Hotter, who has specialized as an instructor in knitting. COME IN AND SELECT MATERIALS AND STYLE FOR YOUR FALL SUIT NOW! See Our Window Display Friday and Saturday It CLASS EVERY FRIDAY AFTERNOON - PHONE 26 1 H I Hi 4411 1 f HI IM 1 1 11 1IM1MIIII1II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 Bars 29 FREE! THIS WEEK END WHX FINISH THE BERRIES WE WILL 'j UAV1S AMrldB SUPPLY OF FRESH, RD?E FRUIT AT LOWEST PRICES; Q.P.SKAGGS woov SMsitun Surety smuz 0 Purity . |