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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER. THURSDAY, MAY 20,19X7 PAGE EIGHT Michaelis, Bear River Abbott The HIGH LIGHTS Stanley Castleton and J. T. All Pressure Cooker GARLAND Bin. Geo. A. Deal Should Be Tested Dramatics department gave 1 BOTH WELL Summers 4 By Phyllis By awards to .Anna Watkins. Beth Can non, Bobbie Innes, Keith Conley, Melvin Davis and Arthur Hansen. J. T. Abbott was the sole winner of the public speaking award. Cleo Nye, Stanley Johnson, Helen Thompson and Bobbie Innes were the representatives from the operra. Additional awards were made by various groups outside of the school, Mrs. William Cullimore, representing the Ladies Self Culture club of Garland, presented scholarship awards to Anna Marie Theurer, Alfred Landvatter and Mary Tanaka. The Garland Lions Club presented awards for outstanding band perform ers to Cleo Marble, Vica Hall, Ruth Snow, DelMar Thompson, Mary Jane Davis, Shirley Beard, Noel Cook and LaVerd John. The Dr. Schaffer Scholarship award was made to Dick Welling. Shirley Ballard received the Home Economics Club award and Amy Christopherson was given the award for high point girl in physical education. The Bunderson award for high point business student went to Lois Thompson. Beth Smith received the Henegar Business College scholarship. The American Legion award was made to Russel Christensen and Laurene Homer. morning. She accomn.ZTT er, Mr. Simons She expects to be gone iL weeks. t Shirley and Lucile Ann tertained a number of at a party Friday af ternool were played on the lawnT P" all went in to enjoy eon served by Mrs. AndeS one report having a niceuX Margie Firth, ior Anderson, Summers accompanied the TT high school band to Price brtT? day to compete in the NaUonL? cal festival. Thev retnm1 tUflmeSua. day. C. W. Summers spent the eekeai home with his family. A number of the girla f ward participated in the stu heW at the high school Monday even. ajidw Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wells and Mrs. Nettie B. Lund, home demonMrs. Oluf Johnson is spending: the stration agent of the Extension Ser- week with her sister, Mis, J. D. child and Mrs. Mary Wells of Willard were Sunday visitors at the home vice, reports results of the 85 pres Harding, in Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. George Stark. of sure Cookers tested, in Box Elder E. J. Holmgren is spending a few Mr. and Mrs. Herman Eberhardt county, only four have been found days this week at Soda Springs in whose pressure is correct. Sr. and daughter, Geitrude, and son, Idaho. All pressure cookers whether new Mrs. D. K. Jones left for her home Hermon, were In Salt Lake City last or used should be tested to insure in Salt Lake City after spending the Wednesday. safe canning methods and personal past ten days with her parents, Mr. Messrs Grant Hawkins and Russell safety. Anyone owning a pressure and Mrs. A. R. Capener. Christensen spent Friday and Saturcooker should get in touch with their Mr. and Mrs. Dale Park of Los day in Provo where they attended a ward Relief Society work and busi Angeles, California were guests of track meet. ness leader or Farm Bureau Home Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Capener Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Nels Anderson and and Community president, who will Max Beal, a student of the U. S. daughters, Shirley and Ethel, and give particulars on having cookers A. C, spent the weekend at the home granddaughter, Lucile, were dinner tested. of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George guests of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil AnA. Beal. derson Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Linford and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Vincent and had not met for seven years. Mrs. Starlin Stanfill and Mrs. Claud daughters, Lois and Marion, were children of Salt Lake City are spendSunday evening at the Sacram Staples of the Connor Springs Ranch Salt Lake City visitors Saturday and ing a few days visiting Mrs. Vincent's were guests of Mrs. Wells of Prom- Sunday. meeting a very splendid program?11 mother, Mrs. J. J. Newman. Miss Margaret Tanner was comMr. and Mrs. Rasmus Anderson and rendered. Uncle Dil Young ontory Thursday. on Thursday afternoon of daughters, Wanda and son Milton, den Gateway Council of BovLt plimented was Salt in Lake Leavitt Taylor Awards were given to over 60 stuwas the main speaker. Mrs CH last week when a group of cousins were in Ogden Monday. City Thursday and Tuesday on busi- met dents in the annual Student Body home of Mrs. Arthur at the of sang a very fine solo. The proS child and Mrs. Randall Mr. and ness. Award assembly, yesterday. The winand made silk quilt blocks Layton were weekend guests of Mr. Miss Delia Peterson is enjoying a Welling 1 ners were representatives from ten thewarT A buffett luncheon was serv- and Mrs. Oscar Christensen. her. for two weeks vacation in Los Angeles. different fields, student body officers, and some useful received and ed she Mrs. Reed Harris was operated on Monday afternoon a very pieasaJ Mr. and Mrs. William M. Miller Searchlight, scholarship, ' Bearfax, beautiful shower gifts. Miss Tanner Wednesday evening for appendicitis. surprise party was held in honnT Mr. Fred were Mrs. of and L will be married to James Morris Bird At this guests football, basketball, tennis, dramatics, writing she is recovering sat- Mrs. Melvin Homer, the occaC Peterson of Brigham City Monday. of in the near future. He public speaking, opera. Springville, and the ward join in wish- ing her birthday. The afternoon isfactory They enjoyed the show, "Maytime," is Student body government winners from the University of ing her a speedy recovery. graduating spent in sewing and visiting a vervf and Nelson Jeanette Eddy starring lead' the list with Dee Hall, Laurene to and Utah this expects go and delicious tray lunch was served to Mrs. spring Mr. Bert Firth and daugh McDonald. Colum- teri Cleon, were in Ogden Monday. Homer, Chester Atkinson and Cleo guests. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peterson and east to continue his studies at Marble. bia next year. Seven students from Bothwel mJ Mrs. D. M. Marble left for Oregon family have moved to Promontory for Mr. and Mrs. J. Sherman Tanner and points of the northwest Monday uated from the 1937 Scholarship awards were given to summer. the Seminary claj -Nina Richards, valedictorian; and The exercises were held Tuesday Mr. Jackman sponsored a trip to and Morris Bird of Salt Lake City Melvin Davis and Velma Dallin, high ening at Garland. Those receivinj Salt Lake City Saturday for the 7th were dinner guests at the home of of J. H. Kirkham Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Welling on Satpoint boy and girl. and 8th Mr. to students. and Mrs. her the honors were Lois Allen, Russel Mrs. Art Linford was hostess grade Bearfax winners were Phyllis GleaMr. and Mrs. Roland Toombs and A. W. Mr. and Mrs. Law- urday on their way to Lava Hot bridge club Monday evening. After Christensen, Gertrude Eberhard, Athi Borgstrom, acson, Willard Larson, Melvin Davis, two children of Promontory were rence Mr. and Mrs. J. Springs. Miss Margaret Tanner the game, luncheon was served to 14 lene Mills, Delia Stark, Jean &tokeJ Laurene Homer, Donna Beck, Lois Sunday guests of Mrs. Toomb's par- Brooks Peterson, Mrs. to On Idaho. their them companied Jackman and Shuman, members and two guests, Mrs. F. L. and LaMont Summers. Thompson and Ruby Landvatter. ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Marsh. Russell Christensen received til Misses Hadley and Holt accompanied return Sunday evening they called Nye and Mrs. E. J. Holmgren. The Searchlight awarded pins to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Stokes of Prom- them. American Legion scholarship awarl visited the main points back for a waffle supper. Estelle the Woffinden Miss They spent Hope Nina Richards, Melvin Davis, Stanley ontory purchased the family home of of interest to re- Welling came home and returned and attended the in Logan as a guest of the this year. Russell has been an out! Miss Tan- weekend Johnson, Richard Griffin, Mary them. with Elmer Peterson, Mrs. Stokes' father, cital at the Tabernacle andorgan Lake Salt City airthe standing high school student and wl Misses and Vida Lucas. Veda to Salt Lake. ner returned Fanny Hall and Lila Andreason. and are making their home here. also After a port. Mr. and Mrs. George O. Nye enter- wish him well in his future undertaki attending show, they all Those who received awards in athMr. and Mrs. Ryman Peterson of 18 was Daughters I a had had full figured day. tained at dinner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. ings. they letics were: Football Roland Scof-- , Brigham City visited Sunday with Mr. A ' birthday party was held Tuesof L. and F. Vu Leo, , son, Garland, Nye field, Richard Griffin, Dick Welling, Peterson's sister, Mrs. Jack Leek and day after Primary for the little Misses Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tubbs and son, BUY IT IN TREMONTAN - SAVE was Wayne Arbon, Nick Peterson, Russel family. carried an program interesting Rita Grover and Cleo Bosley, who 1' Henry, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hales Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Miller and were Christensen, Harold Capener, Ray' 9 years old. Their many out and refreshments were served to and both of Riverside. Iver-sofamily White, Edward Doutre and Don 170 mothers and daughters. Prizes daughter, Opal, and Mrs. J. W. Miller Mrs. D. H. Stevens and daughter, Basketball Melvin Manning, were in Ogden on business Thursday. friends wished them a happy birth- were awarded to Mrs. H. P. Swin-yarG. M. EVANS and refreshments were served. Lewis and Lawrence Myers and Olive, N. W. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Star- - dayThe Y. to Stanley Castleton, Dick Welling, the oldest mother present, W. M. I. A. was reorganized of Boise, Idaho, were guests on SatWayne Fryer, Vernal Archibald, Lew lin Stanfill, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Sims j on Mrs. Glen Henrie, the youngest moth of last The week. Sunday outgoOffice Over J. C. Penney Store urday of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Carter. is Allen, and Harold Capener. Tennis and Mis. Perry Stanfill, Mrs. Leon-- i officers are: Marba Stanfill, pres- er present, to Mrs. F. G. Korth, the ing Hours: 9 to 12 - 1:15 to 5:80 Office Earl Betensen, Grant Cullimore, Dale ard Peterson and children, and Newme moat uduguicio pico-- j ' Alice R. Miller and Myrtle P. momer wiia on a trip The left party Sunday ton Oliver were all Ogden business ident; PHONE 124 Miller, counsellors arid Aurelia M. ent and to Mrs. D. E. Manning, who to San Francisco. visitors Monday. of number the had daugh greatest new The Bosley, secretary. officers Mr. and Mis. A. VV. Jensen and are: DR. D. B. present. Aurelia Mj Bosley, president; small son, Carl, and Mr. Jensen's Marie P. Peterson Mrs. T. J. Howard and Mrs. Owen; Lucile G. and cousin and wife of Chrystal, Idaho Berchtold as counsellor and Virlie T. Howard of Malad, Idaho, mother were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jess of Mr&. H J. Castle- - v and sister-in-laFredrickson as secretary. Tremonton, Utah Peterson Sunday. Mrs. Jensen and ton, visited at the Castleton home 4 Office Hours: 9 to 12 and 1:30 to 5 Mrs. Peterson were missionary comTuesday and attended the Relief So- Prices Go panions in the Canadian mission, and Now, ciety program for mothers and daugh 4j ters. Mrs. Owen T. Howard favored T MMmNiHlMHnuinHuiHn.il.H.Uiu..i.mlmiHiui..uim mil iiitiiiuiiiinti imn.m.ummmumn .., ummHmmimi limmiumiiiimniimiiiiiminii with two violin numbers which were greatly appreciated by the audience. Miss Helen Manning came up from a Salt Lake City for a short visit with ROOM her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Manning this weekend. ROOM Mrs. P. E. Ault and Mrs. George A. Beal were hostesses to the Home and ROOM Community section of East Tremonton farm bureau at the Ault home OCCASIONAL Wednesday. A lesson on canning of You Mill asparagus and spinach was given and will you refreshments were served. low Bob Kirkham spent the weekend with relatives and friends in Salt Lake Bearfaxes, issued Monday are creating a great deal of excitement In school. Noon periods, class periods, before and after school all available time is being used to sign annuals. The theme of this year's Bearfax, ai nuai school year book, is a scrap book. White covers and ornamental holders for personal photographs were uniaue features of this years book. In the past the year book has been entered in the National contest, winning a first class rating every time. rating is the only ratfirst class. The book than ing higher this year is expected to surpass the 1935 book, which has won the highest honors to date. Phyllis Gleason was editor and Wil- j lard Larsen, Dusiness manager this year's book. an ? oanff 'Pbytr SZ. ' A 3 P PENROSE Fri-da- L n..TLL i 13 n. DR. d, Dentist GREEN ters-in-la- I w Dentist PRICES RISING w Y j Subscribe for the Leader t Buy Your Furniture Before Higher. Our floor is filled with beautiful furniture , BED SUITES DINING SUITES SUITES LIVING PIECES to visit our store. It pay find your needs at prices. City. Miss wrV Tjj ST Tfnrro E ) V 1 Knit Ryo cc 1DY i inia todbtod S POLO SHIRTS Slide Fastener it l"tV - V 1 t Ufa- jn, i. w- (Tojnf for longer wear od in sol' id colors! 6 in. slide fastener at neck! Washable. 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