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Show BEAR RIVER. VALIXT LEADER. THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1940 EAST GARLAND i5!s a happy New veiyone J ffish s' fractured nbs ibaSg to Sunday fr, a fall 13 cejj U. a e defwe a 3le t laadiirs. - at a J I BercHtold and Hoderea y" enter- - Watch Mrs. Charles (Chuck) Israel Hunsaker, .Sn.council, and former the lvefpfl. of Brigham lT Petersen ., c,indav ev- speaner, were enjoyed pS ; tC ere s sen-ice- where 'iSriorie worth Sol 5 (J c orce. the student at i during the t. e Stokes entertained casing at. 'hole sub. Juebiid class of the Primary at tKtmas party. Names were A they exchanged gifts. naa was miss time enjoyable Nelson helped the hostess in recent oximately 1 pa.d 1 inHi.jj je and toiti f ? and Mrs. Edmun Shuman on Wednesday evening of week. Delicious refreshments en-'iu- together nee com. I ums, will I Bert Stokes enter-S- i at a "Watch Party" New Years employ. Monopoly and Chinese Checkers I the diversions of the evening. was served to the following: r president jF Mrs. Marcel Palmer of Log-M- r and I Company and Mrs. Fred L. Petersen of igns that Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Pet-- ! Ham, glass in. $ and Mrs. Edmun Shuman, Mr age level end Mrs. J. Brooks Shuman and 3 rears. hostess. lat glas ji lost and Shuman went to East Sarah ts are reaand Thursday, where she is stayJas. Mrs. Mr and nf iu. luc uyc imp wnile tnejr are. soiourninS ive. S fc MiUen and Mrs. & . . - - s L ! iobi!e in. is found the pub-b- y year, ind at gov. from C t Aneeles. California. cmrve: Miller spent the holidays his parents. With the opening of hl he will attend me a. x. u. t y j Stanfill left Tr. and Mrs. StarUn incsdav for the East, where they 01611 tour pick UP a new car and and South. They expect to n'"ast lone for three weeks. iLSfS Old Testament class of the hT tried has cy us-- . ev. itry )r are of old Gilman, t T - per n 1931 se of at ELWOOD II. P. I By Mrs. d after hat into wt poten- - M T - pro-4- irt Sun-hir- '' School surprised two of their j Years Dav. Miss Nor- i i; .jjuvi o sr.a Nelson, who is attending school is Ogden, and Jay Marsh, who is to fu-- tr v. iergo an operation in the near at the home of Mrs. Maud of their Y 'jr.ger, under the direction tcaher, Mrs. Bessie Miller. Besides ili members of their class, Mrs. Geo. VV. Marsh wes a guest. A candy pull peanuts were enjoyed. ar,-.- Core-tr- . Kasnmsen Ir. and Mrs. John Eronson an-- . xce the marriage of their daugh- Melba, on December 26th to Clair water, son of Mr. and Mrs. James water of Brigham City. They were irried in Ogden, where Mr. Bywater They will probably make in Ogden. Their many wish them success in their i arried life. fr. and Mrs. George E. Abel, of American Fork, have been visiting t:ir children and grandchildren here t iring the holiday season. ftted Mnnna will return tn hia I s Sool in HanksviUe. Southern Utah I Thurdsay, after a 2 week's vaca- t:A. He will be accompanied by his 1 f'andcarents Mr anrl Mrs Ahfl ns f f 4 as American Fork. Bishop and Mrs. LaFayette Nielsen a J daughter, Olive, of Corinne, were jiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. 'iiirum, the ladies are sisters. Keal Mansen returned to his school at .Woodruff on Tuesday, after spend-- : I the holidays home with his par-(."t- s, Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Hansen. lira. A. A. Munns and sons, Reed ; employed. ic home f iends J ;1 Mrs. Elizabeth Rucker, of Salt Lake City, i3 visiting with her daughter, Mrs. R. J. Potter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Rhodes are vacationing in Los Angeles as guests of relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hansen, Mrs. E. S. Hansen and Mrs. David Larson motored to Salt Lake City, Tuesday morning, caving been called there by news of the accident which befell W. V. Steed, father of Mrs. Larson and Mrs. Hansen. Mr. Steed was hit by a car as he waa crossing the street shortly after 7:30 p. m. Monday evening. He later succumbed to his The party was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Rulon J. Steed, of Logan. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Miller left Thursday evening for Los Angeles, where they are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Owen Davis. Mrs. Davis was formerly Miss Hilda Miller. Chester Boss, cf Garland, and Carl Welling, of Riverside, were visitors in the ward and among the speakers in Sunday evening church service. Mr. and Mrs. George Coombs Jr. received word of the sudden death of Mr. Coomb's grandmother, Mrs Bathsheba Bigler Steed, at her home in Farmington, Monday, January 1. Mrs. Steed was born June 12, 1857 in Farmington and had lived there all her life. Friends and relatives here were shocked to hear of the sudden death of Mrs. Sarah Tanner Hansen of Beaver Ward on New Years Eve. Mrs. Hainsen was struck by a car when crossing the street. She is remembered as a diligent and efficient member of the early Bear River M. I. A. stake board and Relief Society worker. In a basketball game here Thursday evening, with Brigham Fourth Ward the local boys were winners. Mrs. Sarah Shuman, mother of Mrs. James H. Miller, is caring for the family during the Miller's absence in California. "7 i.i j 1 i , V . ( AY t x ' . Vi 1 ' - $ 9. V V , 1 'if:-.-- A S r - : L; ; . . -- v ! . i . it 4- - It.-to- mes are vI if S h es. New Years r.mver. inen was at home A. MIS is at. desire of esire that Smith, a A C was a est or fcjs"jf 1 ft J By, Mrs. David Lai ua ( PAGE i visited with Mr. and Mrs. Grandy, of Logan, and Far- - Ralph, I :;Witt I Munns on Saturday. llr. and Mrs. Cosel Burke returned McCammbn. Dortha Christensen to Jt Lake, Marjorie Hunsaker to How EAST TREM0NTON t'tt Mrs. J. O. Garfield spent the week end in Salt Lake visiting Mrs. Alice Haws and Mr. and Mrs. John Oakland. After spending their Christmas vacation with their parents, the following young people have; returned to their respective schools: J. T. Abbott, Dana Abbott, Bernice Brough and Faye Fridal to the U. S. A. C; and Faye Garfield to the L. D. S. Business college at Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wright and children, of Idaho Falls returned to their home Wednesday after spending several days visiting relatives here and in Salt Lake City. Mrs. Doris Fridal . and daughter, Irene, spent several days in Idaho Falls with Mr. and Mrs. Delos Harris. Faye Garfield entertained 8 of her girls friends at a candy party Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Garfield were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Valdo Benson in Logan Tuesday. Mrs. Rose Peterson and Mr. and Mrs. Blair Jeppson are spending two weeks in Los Angeles, California visiting with Mrs. Peterson's children, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Eichels and Mr. and Mrs. Bernice Peterson. O. A. Seager is spending the week in Salt Lake doing genealogical work at the Research Library. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Garfield visited friends in Ogden Sunday. ? i '1 J ! j Clearance Sale! DRESSES - HATS REDUCED TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR NEW MERCHANDISE Take Advantage of These Savings SEE OUR ADVANCE SPRING DRESSES LaGra Shop 1 1 1 I H-44-- t 111 TT CLINIC NOTES rr M i 1 J I lie Oasis ! Ladies Exclusive . i f s Walter Reese, of Connor Springs Ranch underwent a major operation December 29. Lila Rue Cannon and Mary Lou Cannon had their tonsils removed December 30. Jones White is still confined to the hospital. Joan Rose, of Snowville Is undergoing medical attention. Mrs. Nephi Anderson, of Bear River City, is being treated for a fractured hip. A baby daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hawks, of Blue Creek, December 27. a, - V HOSPITAL NEWS e. WINTER COATS ' .... IT ' 1 and Francis Romer to Bothwell ' take up their school work. Mr. and 1 rs. Vernon Hansen of Fielding also v sited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. T", L. Hansen during the holidays. Marvin Barfus, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barfus, has been spending the Hlidays home from Long Beach, where he is in the Navy ser-"c$ He will return on January 9. Mr. pjid Mrs. of condition John chilBothwell, and Nielsen, Guy Johnson dren, of Payson, was on their way up improved. ?re to visit relatives but when Don Sant, of Garland, condition imthey reached Pleasant Grove, they had a proved. llision and their car was demolish- -' Mrs. Gladys Ellison, seriously ill, 1 The occupants were not seriously medical treatment. rsjured. Mrs. Charles Anderson, of Stone, Idaho, medical treatment. Mrs. Fred Hurd, of Snowville, surThrough College, Through Life treatment of chest injury. workinS your way through gical The following had their tonsils reJege, remember you have to moved: Brandt Hill and Carolyn Hill, your way through life. of Elwood. Cal-orni- 'f Ready-to-We- HHIHHH IfHIM on the J g iv SPECIAL Frosted Malted or Ice Cream Cones - Buy One for 5J or 10(i and Receive One FREE ! 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