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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, riGE Eicirr 1641 AMERICANISM urn imimiL, is the (Editors Note: The following won that "Americanism' essay on o first place for grade hchool In Jay-ce- Errol Flynn - Olivia de Havillaiid - Allan Hale - Donald Regan contest) 7th (Ramona Turner, Tremonton, grade) wars and rumors of war. That is about all we can hear today. It has touched every continent but our own, and South America. And in our counwe try, the greatest in the world, are busy preparing for a war which we hope will never come. I am thankful that I am an American, that I live in a country where everyone may speak hi3 mind, and still be free; where men ana women YOU may worship as they choose, and not GERTRUDE RANDALL, Local Correspondent be questioned for it; where books are made to be read and preserved, and not censored and burned, end where Salt of Miss Dorotha Christensen, The Woman's Civic League metj children are entitled to grow up and in Second relatives at the visited ternoon Xfike City, Thursday af use their talents in a land of free enover the weekend. Ward banquet rooms. Mrs. Ervin Gard Are you a parent? terprise. the from field was hostess. Five girls How are you getting on in your Here in America we have everyMiss Mildred Whitney and Rted high school gave two dance numbers effort to keep the home influence In Romer. thing other countries fight for. reof Miss direction? favorable in a e Taylor, of Ogden, ppunt the weekend under the direction on our pulling twenty-fivyears the past Family Re- Mr. James Lee Ellenwood i3 one search workers have made our na Visiting with the l itter s parems, x.ir. An interesting: talk President C. E. ; lations was given by to Mrs. Frank Taylor. parent who has tried seriously We have a tion verv Smith. Miss Bdle Warburton or ban think through some of the most we grow and minerals, great many Nessen common home ' Mrs! Roland Scoffield enteitained Lake City and Mrs. Gordon problems. we need. Our that about every product The word home should be reher club Wednesday afternoon at the were special guests. government aids the farmers in plant- he believes. It Is a place Sandall. Special Mrs. defined, of horde Wayne and raising of their crops. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Getz, and to "live in, and to improve in and ingThe guests were Mrs. Henry Nielson and public health service has done to have fun in. How can this be much for the poor people in the counMrs. Don Iverson of Brigham City, ' Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Randall and done informally, without giving the ufct Mrs. 'Leon Kerr. Prizes were won family visited Sunday with Mr. ana try, and they do much to discourage in home the flavor of an institution ? by Mrs. Leon Kerr, Mrs. Lynn Dewey Mrs. Alma Randall and family child labor. Read chapter three of "There'3 No Morgan, Utah. and Mrs Henry Nielson. We have many fine organizations Place Like Home," by Mr. build up our towns and citthat ' This book is in your local ies tohelp Mrs. Asael Godfrey was hostess to The Ace High Bridge club and their make them beautiful. All of library. ttie;J. F. F. club at her home in partners held a dinner Friday evethe things are controlled by the citiwon were Prizes (Comments by Sargent Streeper, evening. in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Friday ning zens themselves, these citizens have by fMrs. Norman Jensen and Mrs. Cooke. Bridge followed with prizes Garland, for the Family Life promade the finest country in the world. Flrwhk Riser. gram.) going to Mrs. Douglas Bone and Carl President Theodore Roosevelt deBishop. Mr, and Mrs. Cooke were preAmericanism when he said "Our fined " Mr. and Mrs. Francis Moore and sented with a going away present this great republic of ours, country, farqfly were guests Sunday of Mr. from the club. unless it means the means To nothing, Moore's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. I. of popular government, and triumph Moore in Ogden. A "No Host" party va3 given on in the long run of an economic system under which each man shall be Tutaday evening at the home of Mr. Nowj and Mrs. Reed Harris, honoring Mrs. guaranteed the opportunity to show Harris' birthday. Guests included Mr. Orders for treble superphosphate the best there ig in him." and Mrs. Evan Green, Mr. ind Mrs. to be used as conservation Americanism in another sense, material Howard Getz, Mr. and Mrs. Leland to be loyal to your country means, should bs made immediately, M. G. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Ion Kerr, and to the and flag. It does not mean that Box Elder Perry, chairman of the Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Randall. should you just salute the flag as it AAA committee, urged today. county is going by, or just repeat the pledge Ha said that already orders have of to it, but you should be The ladies of the Tremonton Fiie- sent in for 40 tons of phosphate a allegiance been a at were enteitained mens and obey the laws of citizen, good auxiliary IT "TORQUE" .;eSCIKEHS with for Box Elder county. This phosphate our country. Mmirltiv fVf'nmf noiti; i'". j is expected to arrive at Brigham and Many great men and women have prizes going to Mrs. Lynn 1 nomas, Tremonton in the near future. Mis. Reginald Brough and Mrs. Mel, given their lives for our country, Under the conservation material when America was very young, the Foxley. Luncheon was served at Ot- to's Cafe. provision of the AAA program, far m- people suffered much, to gain their ers who are cooperating in the pro- independence. George Washington, or who intend to cooperate in who was the richest man at that time, gram to Miss Belle Warburton returned 1911 are eligible to obtain superphos- gave up his home and luxuries to lead Salt Lake City recently, after spend- for application as a an army in the Revolutionary War. ing the past 3 weeks visiting her sis- phate this spring and have the Abraham Lincoln gave much of his practice Morris. Mrs. ter, Clyde cost of the fertilized deducted from time in service to keep the United their AAA payment next fall or win- States together. Mrs. Guy Johnson entertained at a ter. Today our President, Franklin D. family dinner Sunday, honoring her The phosphate may be applied to Roosevelt, has declared a National S. Mr. and Mrs. J. Stoddard, established stands of parents, alfalfa, perenof Richmond, Utah, on their 51st or biennial clovers or grasses, or Emergency. nial Besides Conscription in peace time, is now a the wedding anniversary. in connection with the seeding of law. The American people have shown guests of honor, covers were laid for these crops as long as it is not ap- - their whole hearted approval to this, Mrs. LaVerna Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Ttic simple, fcr aaing governor oa tfft a crop. It;and their wil!ingness to stand up for J. Ray Stoddard, Mr. and Mrs. Noel plied with e also be applied to per manent American ldeals may Qterpiliat" Diesel Engine lus an by rallying around Stoddard, Bara and Cheryl Stoddard feature catlc i the "torque spring." wun a green arms cajj and Hal Robinson, all of Richmond, pastures or in connection . , U rj The main part of our democracy is, This device gies "Caterpillar" Diesel Utah, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Thornley of when that a However, cooperator agrees Edevery man is equal, and that wfcen Tractors an extra surge of power Smithfield, and Misses Irene and he signs his application for phosphate each man is recognized. Citizens vho ith Stoddard of Salt Lake City. the going gets tough keeps them lugthat if he applies the phosphate to have rendered service to our country ging even when puJleJ down by extra crops such, as sugar are really true Americans and know Mrs. Clarence Brough was hostess heavy loads. or he will allow double the meaning of Americanism. I am beets grains to the Book Lore Club Wednesday deproud I am an American afternoon at the home of her mother, the cost of the prosphate to be his ducted from payments. Mrs. Silas Marble. Mrs. David R. Any cooperating farmer who is Waklron reviewed the book, "I Lost of ck'bt to the AAA may obtain free School & My English Accent." Special guests in an amount not to exceed phosphate were Mrs. Reginald Brough, Mrs. Chosen Jess Garfield, and Mrs. Merlin Wood. 80 per cent of his estimated payment or 50 per cent of 1'hone 110 - A. E. ROCHE, Prop. High school debating squads were The Treble Clef club met with Miss his estimated AAA payment. chosen is of This last Monday after much de this program provision Mary Burns Saturday evening, Feb. being offered Utah farmeis for the liberation and selection on the part first time this year. Very favorable of Milton Johnson, speech director reports have come from other states and debating coach. Members of the boys' debating Hi where it has been tried before. The t, fertility of the farm land is being squad are Alan Peterson, Lett Evan Jensen, and Bill Capener. built up and farmers are earning more than half the cost of the fertilizer The girls' squad consists of Mae Spen by applying the phosphate as a soil cer, Vodys Allred, Elizabeth Austin, and Eugenia Rogers. building practice, Mr. Perry said. Their first meet took place yesterday at North Cache. This meet was is J 22nd. The members present presented merely a practice one to find out sur- - J a very good program. New members what point the debaters should present were Marilyn Taylor of Gar- strengthen. They also have a prac. . . land, Ethel Roberts of Blue Creek, tice meet today at Weber college. and Jack Johnson of Tremonton. Carolyn Jensen and Clierie Jean Mrs. Howard Gctz entertained her will become members at next Club at her home Thursday The club Bridge elected Verna Ann meeting. Homer as president, and Monette evening. Special guests were Mrs. Les Henrio as secretary for the coming Garfield, Mrs. Woodrow Selly, and home new. year. A recital is being prepared for Mrs. Veryl Henrie. Prizes were won s, next month. by Mrs. Evan Green, Mrs. Ruel DUILD - Now while and Mrs. Melvin Foxley. Mrs. Melvin Foxley was hostess to low. her Bridge club Wednesday evening. 3. Special guests were Mrs. Jack Shum-waMrs. Reed Harris, Mis. Leland Harris and Mrs. Max Laub. Trizes were won by Mrs. Reed Harris, Mrs. Don Grovcr and Mrs. Jack Shumway. - Tremonton Theatre Liberty SUN., MON, TUES., WED., T1IURS. MARCH 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Local and Social Items .... YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE - Saturday. On "DOLLAR DAYS"--Frida- y You Must Sec These Values to Appreciate i Them . . . Don't Miss This Opportunity m t Shirts, Shorts and Briefs-- Sanforized shorts! Ribbed shirts, briefs - 3 for HAVE READ IT? Boys' Shirts and Shorts Durene rib cotton! Mer- cerized! Value - 4 for Tre-tnont- Soft, tough buckskin! Tape fastened wrists QQ A Better TEA APRONS HASSOCKS in Round or square, i smart, rich colors d. -- j 1-0- J QQ J WOMEN'S UNDIES WIZARD SHEETS Slightly 2 Order Phosphate Fertilizer 1 I For Flour Sack . 1 Low Price for Quality! CURTAINS Net Panels! Net Pairs! Marquisettes! a a All Rayon PANELS j me Clean-u- p Sten-quis- ! These warm days remind us spring near and the time to clean our home and Imnrove vour Dronertv. rourtdings Brad-sha- PAINT w for inside and out. REPAIR Make your smart Special Price! 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Vat Dyed Luxurious tufted bath values at this low price! tt 19" x 32" mat and lid cover sets-an- ting Brand New and Very Smart! Screen Printed match. Luncheon CLOTHS Of Lustrous Rayon and Cotton 4 1.00 For Rockford Style WORK SOCKS 12 Durability! 23" SUITCASES J.00 For for STEEL 1.00 like Rob-bin- materials are RAYON CREPE SLIPS Four lovely styles, all bias 1 .OS 1 cut! 32 to 40 - 2 for y, FEBRUARY Phone 35 for QUALITY MERCHANDISE for EVERY PURPOSE BUILDING MATERIALS - HARDWARE CASTLE GATE COAL - GLASS AND CHINA WARE J Phone 35 Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Meng, Mr. and Mrs. Goetle, and Mr. and Mrs. Klnkle, of Marafield, Ohio, were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Brcnk-ma- n Thursday on their way home from a trip through the Western States. Tremonton Out of your old Mattress - for .. o up Try one of our Hotel Type Stake M. I. A. 'M MEN and BANQUET - DANCE Tuesday, Mar. 4, 1941 Bear River High School MATTRESSES for luting Quality, Comfort, and Service Leave orders at the Dear River leader office EVERTON MATTRESS CO. RUGS 24" x Washable A Genuine "Evcrton" SPRING FILLED MATTRESS New CHENILLE SPECIAL! GLEANER GIRL Farmers' Cash Union Bright 1 .00 ...J Oilcloth- - Cotton nuw Quantity Limited CHAIR PADS Better Come Early! MEN'S PAJAMAS In NEW m .00 I Stripes Featured for Dollar Days! Rich, smooth weave fabrics- in smart fast color stripes! Slipover or button - front coat styles to choose from all in full cut sizes to give you the maximum In sleeping comfort! 4 nn r-- 1 For Floral TABLE - rT 1.UU De-sig- CLOTHS ray0 Made of cotton and J.00 ri lirigham City, Utah i |
