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Show id- BEAK RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1937 PAGSEIX GARLAND Mrs. Geo. A. BeaJ By Mrs. Rulon Manning entertained her bridge club at her home in Brigham City, Monday night. Special guests were Mrs. E. J. Holmgren, Mrs. F. J. limb, ,Mrs. C. L. Pinder. Mrs. 1 . Hetensen, Mrs. J. M. Gaddie, Mrs. Grace Haws, Mrs. F. S Nye. and Mrs. P. C. Petterson. The Garland Bridge Club met on Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Harry Woodward with the Tremonton members of the club as hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Shumway were among those who attended funeral services in Murray x naay, neia ror Mr. McMillan, brother of Mrs. Frank Peck. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Anderson and daugnter, Lora, and Mr. ana Mrs. Lew is Gv Johnson went to Smithfield Fri-- ; day to attend funeral services held for Ole P. Anderson, uncie 01 Mrs. Johnson and Mr. Anderson. Lorenzo W. Anderson and Ellis De Mars of Brigham City, visited on Saturday at the Lewis O. Johnson and C. E. Anderson's home. Mrs. Jones White spent the week end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Shumway. J. J. Shumway made a business trip to Logan Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. O. Nye and Ml "HI I 'J,1 ipm daughter, Cleo, spent the weekend in Salt Lake City. Miss YVoodside, Mrs. Shurtz, Naomi Caddie, Geraldine Walker, Beth Man-ninand Lucile Jensen represented of the B R jr. S. at the breakfast for repiesentatives from ev- club in th Btatei held at the ery Uon House m gait Lake Friday. e- .. mi ' Qnn tvi ra a ima Kint hum i m rn t th weekend m ca!t Lake Cjty Mr and Mre. j. Mnj A D Rich( x. Miss Glivar WHY DON'T YOU TRY IT? , After more than three months of suffering from a nervous ailment, Miss Glivar used Dr. Miles Nervine which gave her such splendid results that she wrote us an enthusiastic letter. If you su ffer from "Nerves." If you lie awake nights, start at sudden noises, tire easily, are cranky, blue and fidgety, your nerves art probably out of order. Juiet and relax them with th same medicine that "did the work" for this Colorado girl. Whether your "Nerval" have troubled you for hours or for years, you'll find this time tested remedy effective. At Drug Stores 23c and $1.09. ... n Tayior, Mr. and Mrs The first home built by a couple on a farm need not be Often two rooms, a place to sleep a place, to cook and eat are suffi Indianapolis survey mows t:ata tr.ore cara can ba wocd pajt But when this first house i8 m iven spot at 25 miles an Lour beand more room is needed, t grown other speed at 5'ian any caa S3 feet farm cause only family does not have to sell move as the city family often di. la needed for safe driving . . . TLa omniscient electric eye pop3 up The farm family can build additiZ Bjaln . . . this time it times rcdi But if these are made cars to the thousandth of a oeconi fashion, the result may be an ari . . . California again leads the tectural hodgepodge with inconve country in gasoline consumption . . . They're certainly going places ient connections to the original dx? man in . VVest . The . out ling. Indiana, who has the bona Mrs. Effie S. Barrows, extens fiie license plates which the Brady iransr counterfeited is leading a home furnishing specialist believet terrible life . . . every time he that the young couple can obtain bet. takes his car out of the garage ter results if future additions are p he is stopped, surrounded, ned on paper when the first house it and searched . . . The Btudebaker Dealer Convention, designed. Windows can be arrange with eix thousand delegates, is the will later be doors into the ne that largest ever recorded in history part and other connections indicated of the automobile industry . . . which will involve a minimum of After presentation of new models, out and rebuilding. Connecting each .dealer and salesman drove heme a 1938 Studebakcr, insuring? walls, halls, and doorways may be plenty of actual first hand knowllocated. Provision can be made well edge . . . Captain Eyston'a new for heating, plumbing, and lighting speed wagon, with which he will extensions for the new portion. attempt to beat Sir Malcolm Campbell's reoord, has a Rolls enFarmers' Bulltein 1738-F- , "Fam gine of 3,250 horsepower . . . and house Plans," shows about 15 "grow, wheels It is has four steering ing houses" suited to different partj reported the Mexican government is flirting with the idea of buildof the country. In one very unusim ing and operating an automobile design the original unit consists of we plant . . . Optional equipment, a cactus-prolarge livingroom, and a kitchen and include to suppose, each about half the size of bedroom on the front, tires, donkey catchers the living room, making a rectangular and a stake body to take care of unit. Extra rooms can be added either pigs, dogs, beloved by traveling Mexicans. at the side or at the back and it such a way that the hall by which inne and Airs. Emma Arcruoaid 01 they are reached may continue thru Garland visited over the weekend1 to a second addition if it is found nee. with their mother, Mrs. Anton Anderessary to have one. Small bedroona son. Mrs. N. C. Nelsen visited Friday are converted into bathrooms in some and Saturday with her daughter, Mrs. of the plans for additions, and living space is often modified or improved Calvin Lott of Fielding. by throwing two small rooms SPOTLIGHT w s Hansen spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrg L,oy(J Dayi3 at ther ranch at prom0ntory Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Wassam made a trip t0 Richmond to visit friends hit-and-- 'n Rich-rnon- d, Saturday. Mrs. Leslie Wassam and Mrs. A. W, Morrison accompanied Mr. and Mrs , i lilt Mariner Morrison on a trip to Washa- l .i 1 iM uie Tuesday afternoon Lake was a Salt E. Ault Mrs. P. City visitor Saturday. Miss Ruth Johnson spent the past week in Ogden and in Salt Lake City, Bishop and Mrs. Arthur Welling held open house to the returned mis sionaries of the North Central States Mission Saturday night and Sunday 5 A chili super was served Saturday night and a venison dinner on Sunday to some thirty-thre- e guests. Pres. and Dr. Karl Reiland Mrs. W. W. Richards and family were special guests on Sunday afternoon in the t AM not so much interested in the after life as I am Argyle Pherson of Salt Lake City of home the at was a house guest oresent one. Most people are more concerned with where their Bishop and Mrs. Arthur Welling Mon next meal is coming from than where tnetr soul is going. day night. B. returned Geo. Mrs. Hughes This, in his own words, is the foundation of the life philosophy morning from Salt Lake City, of Dr. Karl Reiland of Winsted, Conn., former liberal rector of St. where she spent the week visiting East Side, who opens with relatives and friends. George's Episcopal Church on New York City's " Mr. and Mrs. Geo. B. Hughes have a weekly series of human, prac- as their guests this week, Mrs. Winn, talks over the blue network nomeiy common sense, n Yuitc moi tical Mrs. Hancock and Miss Bertha of tr-- National Broadcasting Com- inspires confidence and reveals about Hughes of Salt Lake City. pany at 7:15 p. ra. EST, oa Fri- sincerity and a practicality which Mrs. Wendal Budge of Logan, spent problems day, Nov. 5, under the sponsorship common, every-dato of the Pepperell Manufacturing has helped thousands of people the weekend visiting at the home of transHis be philosophy, happier. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. L. WinCompany. At St. George's, Dr. Reiland muted into terse, understandable ters. achieved fame and success by es- words and drawn from a successFay and Dale Michaelis and June e of service to humantablishing clinics which healed ful Stayner, students of the U. S. A. C, will now be extended to radio bodies. as as their wel! souls ity, men's spent the weekend in Garland. He has a touch of Will Rogers' listeners throughout the country. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Manning and ManMrs. Carl Cooke, Mrs. D. Henry Mr. and Mrs. Leir Christianson of ning and small daughters, Carilyn and furnished by Pearl Harris and her Marilyn, motored to Salt Lake City, Ladies orchestra, which promises to Ogden, were the guests of Mr. and Monday. Miss Helen Manning came be one of the best as Mrs. Harris play- Mrs. J. C. Christiansen Sunday. ed for two seasons with a prominent home with them. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Waldron ac- -' Miss Hazel Manning, a nurse at the orchestra in Ogden. The girls will companied their daughter, Fay to Salt L. D. S. Hospital, in Salt Lake City, have regular costumes for special oc- Lake City on Tuesday, where she was married to Perce Watkins in the Salt spent the weekend at the home of her casions as Hallowe'en. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jackman and Lake temple. parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Henry ManMiss Ida Holt and Rose Lee attended ning. Bishop and Mrs. T. E. Adams atMr. and Mrs. C. H. Hales and daugh the U. E. A. at Salt Lake Thursday, tended the double funeral services of tr, Nancy Ann, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Friday and Saturday. On Sunday, Mr. Mr. Evans and Mrs. Watts at Layton J. Thompson were in attendance at and Mrs. Jackman visited with rela- on Sunday. funeral services held in Provo, Friday tives at Ephraim and Manti. Mrs, Cranier and children of Cor- -' for Mr. C. H. Hales, an uncle of Mr. Hales. - "I y Dr. Miles NERVINE Did the work" says HOUSES THAT CAN GROW GRACEFULLY HOMELY PHILOSOPHY OF GREAT SPEAKER GOES ON THE AIR life-tim- ar-erst- tear-in- ... of j -- CARD OF THANKS 3 $ j Consult the, We wish to thanS; all who so kind- ly helped us during the illness and following the death of our dear friend, Mrs. J. L. Stahl. Especially do we want to thank Bishop Green, and Relief Society and all who took part in the services and for the beautiful flowers. Mrs. L. C. Christensen and family. II 111 SHOP THRU THE LEADER ADS ANNOUNCING THATCHER evmtmt Mrs. Andrea Anderson entertained her Bee Hive class at a Hallowe'en party on Saturday evening. Games and a picture show formed the diversion of the evening. At a late hour a gypsy appeared and told fortunes. A tray luncheon was served to 20. The M. I. A. will present their play, "The Black Derby," on Friday Nov. 5th. Following the play a dance will be given at the gym. Music will be HAVE YOUR SEED WHEAT CLEANED AND TREATED t I WE DO STEAM ROLLING AND GRINDING OF ALL GRAINS GARLAND-TREMONTO- N MILLING CO. lowest priced Commander...QWQ$i priced Presidents Studebaker history... 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