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Show 3 BEAR RIVER VAULEY LEADER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY EIGHT Mr. and Mrs. Arch Richardson, returned last week after visiting for the past two weeks with relatives in California. Maxine Famsworth, sister of Mrs. Richardson, returned with them. Local and Social Items MAY T. KENT, Local Co respondent, Phone 4.0--2 r Mrs. Irvin Dideilckson and her sisMr. and Mrs. Floyd Garfield and ter, Mrs. Lewis Wight of Brigham, Mrs. JeweU Harris and son, and Miss Faye CosUey left for family, of Ogden, and Mr. and Mrs. left Tuesday for Los Angeles, Calif. JU8 Angeles, Saturday to spend the Glen Christensen and family, of Salt Lake City, were Sunday guests of rest of the winter. Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Stewart. - Mr. and Mrs. Israel Hunsaker spent at the The family of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vedneaday in Logan, visiting tome of their 'son, Neville. Mr. and Allen gathered at their home Saturthe The girls of Box Elder County J. day evening and surprised them. The $Irs. Neville Hunsaker are of a new baby boy, born Satur- occasion was Mr. Allen's birthday. Re- A. C. L. of Northern Utah, an organfreshments were served by the family. ization comprised of American born day, January 31. Japanese, held a meeting Saturday j at the home of Ruby Tana-k: A, few friends of Mrs. O. A. Seager Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Christensen re afternoon in for the purpose of Tremonton, home her at turned home Monday after spending held a "Cheer Up" party to aid the American hast Wednesday. Everyone there was several days looking after business starting a drive were present Twelve affairs in Kemmerer and Evanston, Red Cross. a briefgirls gTeatly cheered. Mrs. Seager's many business session, casts Following her to bear that friends are glad Wyoming and Salt Lake City. dresses were cut which the girls took fcave been removed and hope she will home to sew for the Red Cross. At e able to walk in the near future. Mrs. LaMont Vance and children, of the next meeting, which will be anLogan, were Sunday guests of Mr. nounced later, the girls will take up A few friends of Mrs. Dan Taylor and Mrs. Robert Allen. knitting, under the supervision of Wrprised her Friday on her birthday. Mrs. Lois Christensen. "lAn enjoyable afternoon was held and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cornwall spent delicious refreshments were servea. last week in Ogden and Salt Lake. Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, a of the officers of this league meeting .. Mrs. Floyd Stohl entertained the Reed Peterson, son of Mrs. Eph was held at the U. P. & L. auditorium Literary Guild at her home last Thurs had his appendix removed Tremonton. in Delegates were chosen '(day night. Mrs. Jessie Van Sweden at the Cooley Hospital in to attend the meeting of the 'gave a review of the book, "Young District council of the orCity. tlen of Caracas," by Ybarra. Mrs. which was held Sunday at ganization, 'Esther Harris, Mm Rhea Wheatley Mrs. T. P. Meister spent last Thurs Ogden. Constitution and were Uid Mrs. Arlene Fickland were the day and Friday in Ogden helping her prepared to be adopted at the next daughter, Mrs. Ed Shoppe. Mr. and meeting. Mrs. Shoppe left Friday for San The J. A. C. L. wish to express their Stohl Mrs. and Floyd Francisco, California to make their thanks to the residents of the county rt'.Mr. a group of friends at their home. Mrs. Shoppe will be better for the kindness and consideration t .&ome Wednesday night. "Cootie" was known to her friends as Ruth Meister shown them during these critical times, and for the many offers to let .flayed with Mrs. Melvin Hamilton laid Mrs. Verl Anderson winning the Mrs. Olena Homer spent the week the organization use their homes for 'ferlzea. A delicious dinner was served end at the home of her son, N. R. meeting purposes made by the cititwelve guests. zens. Homer, at Smithfield. The members state that their parMrs. Phyllis Soderquist and family ents have donated generously to the A few friends met at the home of 'ttfrs. Don Sheffield and surprised her left Tuesday for Idaho Falls, Idaho, Red Cross fund and express their dek luncheon to visit friends and relatives for a sire to aid in the American Victory fclonday night. A time. served. was I program in every way possible. Bal-lir- d, J.A.C.L. of North Utah Help Red Cross Work par-ten- U a, - . Inter-Mounta-in by-la- i'.l enter-'Cam- ed : pot-luc- vv. f-- The Junior Red Cross of the Victor Beeton, of Twin Falls, Ida., School raised $50 for the War famIspent the weekend here with his Relief Fund. The Deweyville School sent in $4.26. Tre-mont- on 'l t W; "$.'Mrs. K. II. Fridal and Mrs. Ira 'Fridal and daughter, Irene, are Friday morning for Los Angeles, ' ijalifornia to visit friend3 and rela- jlivea. There are two of the Fridal l0y stationed near Los Angeles. leav-k'fr- : ig Mrs. Meta M. Jorgensen had as her guest Tuesday, her daughter-in-laMrs. Oliver Jorgensen and family, of Idaho Falls, Idaho. Mrs. Jorgensen was enroute to Brigham City to visit her father, Mr. White. A" Mr. and Mrs. Dan Taylor and grand The J. F. F. Club met last Wednesv n, Hal Pierson, of this city, Mr. and day evening at the home of Mrs. trs. Joe Colton of Malad, Idaho, Mr. "The Corn Was Green," I Vd Mrs. Frank Taylor and Mr. and a three-a-Cowley.play, was given by Mrs. fSrs. Reed Taylor of Ogder, were the Milton Johnson. Refreshments were Sunday guests of Mrs. May T. Kent. served by the hostess. . ' La-mo- in ct Mrs. Don Grover entertained her Kayla Kerr was honored on her 7th Bridge club Wednesday night at her birthday Friday evening. Games were home. Prizes were won by Mrs. E. J. played, after which refreshments Fronk, Mrs. Willard Newman and were served by her mother, Mrs. L. Mrs. LaVerd Johns. Mrs. Glen Ross H. Kerr. vfras a special guest. Mrs. George Quinney and daughter Mrs. William H. Foxley accompanGale, attended a shower, Monday eveied her son, Leland, to Ogden Sunday ning for Norma Merkley at Logan. .where she spent the day with Mrs. Miss Merkley is a niece of Mr. jGrant Evans. Mrs. Howard Glenn entertained the G. S. S. Bridge club Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Guy Ballard. Prizes were won by Mrs. Ross Milin ler, Mrs. Guy Ballard, Mrs. Rudy Miller and Mrs. W. B. Mason. Special guests were Mrs. B. F. Winzeler, Mrs. here on Frank Dalton, Mrs. Hector Haight and Mrs. W. B. Mason .' Reverend and Mrs. Reginald Goff returned home Wednesday, after attending the annual conference of the Evangelical churches in the area, held in Salt Lake City the first of the week. . Inter-mounta- ...Hector Haight is . f f : .' '; leaving Monday for Foil Warren, Wyoming, "Where he has accepted a position as instructor in a government shop of big machinery and tractors. Mrs. Haight will accompany him there and slay a short time, but will return here until school is out, then his family will join him. Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Hayward, of Logan, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Woodward of this city, attended the funeral of their aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth T. Hayward, in Salt Lake City last Thursday. The officers and teachers of the Mrs. Brig Williams spent Tuesday Second Ward Primary surprised Mrs. in Ogden visiting her nephew, Kenat her home Tuesday neth Ricks, who is in the Dee hospital. Lamoin Cowley evening. The occasion was her birthMr. and Mrs. R. G. Woodhead ! en-- t- day. Delicious refreshments were prepared an,d served by 17 members. jertalned their Bridge club Wednes-- night at their home. Dinner was Mr. and Mrs. George Stenquist and f!y crved to eight guests and Mis. Mer- spent Wednesday in Salt Like family tvin Cook won the prize. City. Their son, Donald, left Wednesday night for his mission in the The V. G. F. Sewing club met at New England States. home of Mrs. W. E. Kerr Wed-?e- e Mr. and Mrs. Quentin Allen spent Harris, Mrs. Kleon Kerr and Mrs. lerwin Christensen were guests. Monday in Salt Lake City on business. e Are You Interested In World Affairs Today? Dr. John W. Studebaker, United States Commissioner of Education, has requested all communities in the United Stateswho can make the pro per arrangements, to conduct public forums on Current World Problems. The Box Elder County School Dis trict, in cooperation with the school districts of Ogden, Weber and Jordan has arranged to bring into this county for four appearances, Dr. Frederic Ingvoldstad. He will discuss the fol lowing topics on the dates, and at the places indicated below: Bear River High February 11 School, 8:00 p. m.t "What Has the Soviet-NaWar Done?" Box Elder High, February 16 School, 8:00 p. m., "Can the Republic of France Live Again?" Box Elder High February 24 School, 8:00 p. m., "What Are the Dictators Doing To March 4 Bear River High School, 8:00 p. m., "What of the Revolutions When Peace Comes?" Everyone welcome free. Dr. Ingvoldstad is a member of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, Philadelphia;' a member of the National Committee on Adult Civic Education, Washington, D. C.;; a director of "Town Hall in Europe;" guest lecturer of Modern European History and Current World History, Paterson State Teachers' College, Paterson, New Jersey. He has travelled extensively in Europe; and so knows the places and e interest today; people of and brings to his discussions a firsthand knowledge combined with a clear analytical, powerful insight into the events of the day and the meanings back of the events. Dr. Ingvoldstad Is a vivid, fluent speaker with a pleasing personality and voice. He presents his topics with enthusiasm and holds his audience enthralled. Anyone alive to the march of world history today will find listening to him both educational and inspiring. Many people in Box Elder county will remember having heard Dr. Ingvoldstad in Ogden four years ago. zi Latin-America- world-wid- S-- .1 Something To Crow About 4. V is r v We are proud of our new Shoe Repair Shop and our and we equipment V want you to get acquainted with us and our new location. You, too, will know that for the highest quality shoe repairing and quick service it's always Tire Allotment for February Announced 1' HEPP'S SHOE SHOP NEW LOCATION IN WILSON BUILDING Livestock Organization Formed In Grouse Creek of the principal liveThirty-fivstock operators in Grouse Creek held a meeting January 28, for the purpose of effecting a livestock organization RI3MOJ3 osjoq pire arrreo 'daaus ire ioj in Grouse Creek vicinity. The organization was patterned much after the organization used by similar livestock associations through out the state on National Forests. This organization was developed under the supervision of the Farm Security Administration. Mr. Glenn F. Cowan, county RR supervisor, and Mr. Clarence A. Anderson, district RR supervisor assisted in the formation. The organization is designed for the purpose of coordinating the activities of the association with the Farm Security Administration and the Department of Grazing. It has long been felt that livestock men in Grouse Creek should have such an organization to properly control the development of livestock, which is the principal activity of all families living in the area. Through this organization, they plan to equalize the use of the recently purchased large tract of land from the Ogden State Bank by the Farm Security Administration. The association plans, in addition to its present activities, to lease these lands from the Farm Security Administration and administer them for the use of the people of Grouse Creek under a cooperative plan. The association met and approved the Constiution and governing all activities, and elected a Board of Directors for the years 1942-4Mr. Samuel S. Simpson was elected president; Gordon Hadfield, vice president; Raymond Tanner, secretary-treasure- r; Lester Carson and Raymond Kimber, board members. These officers are authorized under the terms of the to transact the necessary business for the organization. It is planned that the organization will attempt to assist in the buying and selling of livestock and livestock products for its members, to "develop efficient range management practices, and to take specific steps in the improvement of livestock in the area. DEWEYVILLE. will be necessary to make application at one of the three districts of tfc county to obtain them, and only those witn a priority rating will be allowed to purchase tires. Russell B. Wal. dron is chairman of the Tremonton district; John J. Shumway of Garland ana n. Hansen of Brigham. Stanley J. Stephens, head of th state tire allotment has announed that tires will not be alloted to farm- era for their trucks unless they use It 75 per cent of the time for haulinoof foodstuffs. This will eliminate practically all farm trucks. u Saying the wrong thin? Is misfor. tune; but trying to explain it is dis aster. service of Uncle Sam. ThT- wonderful and the best of health and boy7 sant sunshine. Mr. and Mrs vc Myrl and Margaret IfeaHLS aUves at Slaterville P1 View on Saturday. Mrs. Wallace Germer Douglas, are in Ogden. 51 J is employed in one of th. 4r5 plants. Mrs. H. C. Christensen ter, Irene, and Mrs. of Wilson, visited with dinner guests at the home y? of Mrs. Frank Germer on SaumT Sunday evening at Con ing under the direction of the a program was given. ThT was M. G. Perry. I enjot j ; Darlene Fryer spent a few Idays e j I J'i with her sister and family, Mr., and Mrs. Gene Schibe, in Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Gardner entertained relatives with a birthday dinner honoring her father, Elmer Peterson of Penrose, at their home on Saturday. Lois Pierson visited relatives in Ogden during the past week. Mrs. Lowell Burbank, of Escondido, California, visited a few days here with Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Burbank. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Norr and daugh ter, Geo, and Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Burbank returned from their trip to That alone can be called tw California. They spent a week visiting with their son and brother, Wayne finement which elevates the Norr and son Lowell Burbank, who man, purifying the mannera J!? are at Escondido, California in the proving the intellect. viSf c. Patriotism and Unity Mass Meeting LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY 8:00 p. m. February 12, 1942 B. R. H. S. AUDITORIUM By-La- 3. President J. Aldous Dixon of Weber Will Be Principal Speaker Livestock Seed Loans Are Now Available College High School Chorus and Band Will Furnish the Music By-La- Program will be followed by Defense Bond Dance sponsored by Garland Lions Club i Loans for purchase of feed for livestock, for purchase of alfalfa seed, and grain seed are now being made in Box Elder county according to Vernal Willie, field supervisor for the Farm Credit Administration. Applications are received by Mr. Willie on Monday of each week at his office in the Court House at Brigham City. Starting the first Tuesday in March Mr. Willie will be at the James Brough Real Estate office in Tremonton on Tuesday morning of each week. Loans are made at a low rate of interest and funds are advanced within a few days after approval of This Meeting Will Take Place of the Valley Republican Lincoln Day Banquet mmm mm mm M m f1 B va pnr np rvr W ivi uiviiiiiiiv; ft a i : MoM!8- 7 'Give Her a PERMANENT WAVE Make Appointments Now Phone 114-- J EAUTY VOGUE Ji IS Ms. IS Ms Kf - zz&l w 63 - .11 it) 4' SHOP Semi-- A i j nmm Mj o OVERCOAT and SijUIT at these 3 LOW $19185 O filial ( O o f PRICES ) Box Elder county's car and truck tire allotments for February have been announced by the office of price administration in Washington, D. C, as follows: 16 passenger tires and 13 tubes; 44 truck tires and 75 tubes. Practically all of the tires alloted for January were sold, Those that were not have now been cancelled. 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