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Show page Eight -- 4- Scouts To Observe Anniversary Fire In Business Building: Wednesday (Continued from Page One) Wednesday evening about 5:30 memChristenstn, scoutmaster; bers of committee: Harold Dixon. Larnoine Cowley, Don Elwell, Forrest Buchanan. the Fire Department was called to extinguish a fire in the upstairs apartment of the Heitz and Winzeler building next to the Mid- land Hotel. According to the report given, the fire apparently started in a clothes closet near the kitchen stove. Whether the stove or matches started the fire ia not known. The apartment waa occupied by the family of Roy Dawson, and after the alarm was sounded Ray Ashe raft succeeded in bringing the smaller children down stairs before the smoke became too heavy. The extent of the damage is not known at present. The downstairs of the building is unoccupied. OAKLAND POST OF A3IEUICAX LEGION' TO SPONSOR DOG KACE Under the sponsorship of the Garland Post of the American Legion, a dog race will be held Saturday, February 12th (if there is any snow left). Entries are open to the registered Scouts of the Garland Ward, and firsc, second and third prizes will be awarded for the fastest time. Prizes will also be given to the smartest dog and to the dog that can pull the most. The race is scheduled to start at 2:00 p. m. At the Methodist Church, no Court of Honor is planned, as one was hekl a shoit time ago. However, a social honoring the boys and their Dads will be held at the church Tuesday evening. The traditional Scout window display will not be made this year, as the boys of the troop are putting their entire effort toward the waste paper drive. A ceremony is also planned to honor the older members of the troop who are in the armed forces of the country, telling of their activities and where they are located. Edgar Winchester is scoutmaster of the troop, with Rev. Reginald Goff as chairman of the committee, with the following members of the troop committee: Eli Winzeler, Elmer Winzeler, L. G. Rose, Phil Johnson, and Ernest Woodward. GARLAND WARD The Garland Troop has outlined a program of activity for the week - Hospital News METHODIST CHURCH ' A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. John R. Evans, January 30th. Emil Eggli underwent a major operation for acute appendicitis on January 29th. His condition is reported as good. Leo Stokes ia getting long nicely after undergoing a major operation, Elvan Korth is improving after medical attention for the past week. Kent Newman will be able to return home at the end of the week. as follows: Sunday Under direction Flag Ceremony of Ellis Withers "Hope of Israel" Song Deloy Jay Hess Prayer Chairman of Scout comTalk mittee, Gam Capener Instramental Earl Hess Talk Loyalty,55 Gary Nielson Talk "Life's Mirror," Neal Hess "A Scout Is Brave," DenTalk nis Hartman Carl Boss, Senior Scout Talk Leo Nye Instrumental Panel Discussion Under direction of Duane Archibald "What do you think of Blind date." Tribute To Scouting and the Scout-er- s who have sacrificed to make it successful Bishop Charles Wood "True To The Faith" Song Flag Retreat Benediction Grant Turley. Tuesday-Regula- NEWS FOR YOU Tuesday M. I. A. ing. Scouts will listen to the special broadcast by Oscar A. Kirk-hameet- ABOUT THE WAC WANT TO KNOW how the new WAC recruiting policies apply to you. Want to know whether you're qualified for a special kind of Army whether you'd serve with the job Air, Ground, or Service Forces whether you could be assigned to the part of the country in which you enlist, TODAY get full details at the nearest U. 9. Army Recruiting Station (your local post office will give you the address). Or write to: The Adjutant General, Room 4415, Munitions Building, Washington, D. C. r ri.n...ninru -- FEEL SECURE Through 1944 Be r sure your property is fully insured. ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE FIRE - AUTOMOBILE MARINE Wednesday Swimming party at the Bear River high school from 7 to 9 p. m. for boys and dads. J. Raman Drake will be in charge of the pool. Thursday The Garland Theatre Company will sponsor a motion picture show for the benefit of the local Scout troop. Saturday Dog race, sponsored by the Garland Post of the American Legion. The boys and dads will be given a supper in the evening after the dog races. The above program is under the direction of Chairman Garn Cape- ner, Committeemen LeGrand Burton and Delbert Hansen; Irvin Miller for the American Legion; Scoutmasters and Assistants Lee Thompson, Art Michaelis, Charles Last, Jay Holmgren, Glenn Manning and J. Raman Drake, and Advisor Jake White. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hacking and two daughters of Thornton, Idaho, spent Tuesday in Tremonton visiting many old friends. JAMES BROUGH Agency Cora Lou Christ ensen of Thatcher, spent the weekend in Tremonton with her cousin, Agnes Tremonton, Utah MONEY TO LOAN on GOOD REAL ESTATE - I ing his fifteen day furlough here with Pfc. Madsen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Madsen. Word has been received here J. H. Keller,. that their grandson. Jack Haight S 2c, has been sent to Aimes, Iowa to attend a motor machinist school held there. by Mr. and Mrs. Sgt. and Mrs. DaiTald Fuller arrived Saturday from New York, where he has been on convoy duty. They will spend their fifteen day furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Fuller, and other friends and relatives. Sgt. Bert Wheatley, of left Wednesday to return to Borden's Clneral hospital at Chickaska, Okla. Dewey-vill- e, Word lias been received here recently that Capwell Jenkins, formerly of Tremonton, has been wounded in action and has returned to the States, and is now with his mother, Mrs. D. W. Jenkins, in California. Lt. J. G. Shumway, who is on furlough from Camp Beale, has been visiting in Tremonton with his brother, Jack Shumway. 2c Boyd Mason left Sunday evening for the Naval Training Station at Farragut, Idaho, after spending a fifteen day leave here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Net Wire Fencing Tools Paints Varnishes o New Shipment of DISHES and GIFT ITEMS o AIR DRIED AND ROCK SALT Wednesday. ed s Heel-les- g).99 Sandals Pumps - Ties (-- Sizes 4 to 9 Black - Brown Blue - Red No Stamps Needed! Gephart Stores Co. "Buy for Cash and Pay Less" START FRESH FOR SPRING! ' .. .' Jk 4 Pair w TO TAKE YOU WOT 1 EVERYWHERE S y c, XW e. lift j'JMi ) B. Mason. Pvt. Gordon R. Andreason, son of Golden R. Andreason, of Bear River City, and Charles V. Brough, son of Mrs. Albert Thompson and husband of Lucile Brough of Tremonton, have been reported as members of the B aBttery, 31st Battalion, 6th training regiment of the Field Artillery Replacement Training Center at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, where they will receive their 17 week basic training. The boys were inducted into the Army on the 7th and 29th of December respectively. V II f M' m V-- 1 Staff Sergeant Dale Rhodes, of East Garland, was recently transferred from Ft. Sill, Oklahoma, where he had been in mechanical training, to Ft. Ord, California. Corp Roger Nielson and Corp. Ray Rhodes are two East Garland boys who are glad to be In the same camp in Honolulu. Ray was recently transferred from another post. Pvt. Harold E, Jensen, of Camp his mother, Mrs. Sophia Jensen, and other relatives. Mrs. W. W. Whitney, her daughBonnie, and Verna Ann Homer ter Offers a Complete Stock of and BUILDING MATERIALS - Toe-les- s Ofi ( Cadet William O. Bunderson, a son of Mr. and Mrs. William B. Bunderson of Tremonton, has completed his training at the Basic Flying School and has been transferred to an Advanced Flying School for the final period of his pilot training. After completing hi3 advanced training, Ac Bunderson will receive his wings and will be either appointed a flight officer or a Second Lieutenant, and assigned to active duty. ness trips 3f B. Waldron made' to Logan on Fridav Wedcre Heels AT j R- - JUST RECEIVED Five New Styles In Play Shoes The Elue Star Mothers met Saturday at the Utah Power & Light Company auditorium and enjoyed a program consisting of a talk by Pfc. Dean Madsen, who is stationed at Angel Island, in California; two numbers were sung by Boyd Mason, who is stationed at Farragut, Idaho, with the Navy, and Lee Brough; two readings by Gloria Schaffer; and a review of "Miracles of Military Medicines," by Mrs. Cora Newman. Mrs. Cora Newman, Mrs. Elery Ballard, and Mrs. Ruth Bone were voted in as new members. After the business of the meeting was completed the group enjoyed a social and light refreshments were served. ed somewhere overseas. Lt. and Mrs. Lyle Holmgren, journeyed here from Massachu- setts, where he has been stationed with the U. S. Army to spend a furlough with Lt. Holmgren's parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Holmgren, and with other friends and relatives in the valley. Non-Ration- BLUE STAR MOTHERS MEETS Mr. and Mrs. Ira Anderson, of Elwood, have received word that their son, Robert, has safely land- CARD OF THANKS SHEET ROCK Elizabeth Waldron, of Thatcher, entertained 14 guests at her home Wednesday evening, following her reign as queen at the ward Green and Gold Ball. The group gathered to play a few games and enjoy light refreshments to complete their evening of fun. Those present were Mable and Elizabeth Waldron, Evan Christensen, Ludeen Anderson, Don Ray, lone Peterson, Ted Wood, Arlene Wakiron, Lee Hunsaker, Vert Iverson, Opal Schimek, Lee Eldiedge, Ruby Davis, Monnete Henry, and Merrill Hall. Pfc. and Mrs. Dean L. Madsen, of San Francisco, have been spend- spent Sunday visiting friends in Logan and Providence. LUMBER QUEEN ELIZABETH ENTERTAINS NEWS FROM OUR HOYS IN SERVICE a short furlough in Bear River City with Lumber-Hardwar- e Mrs. Harold Holley. of can Fork, visited Monday with her sister, Mrs. R. B. Waldron. Mrs. Ameri- Hood, Texas, is spending TREMONTON Thursday, February BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER- - l It 11 ALL WOOL COATS In perennially popular Chesterfields, '"boy" coats and reefers. Built of e Shetland-typreef, sturdy ers. Built of Shetland-typ- e fabric . . . Sizes 10 to 44. Young Girls' easy-to-we- ar broad-shoulder- 16 ed Smooth Fitting COATS k.90 .50 bright-tone- d RATION-FRE- E tweeds - plaids and s. Sizes 1 to 6 hard-wearin- g, r-- 90 fab- rics. Popular Chesterfields, belted models, "boy" coats. Sizes 7 to 14. JUST RECEIVED 100 pair of All wool two-tone- 10 Expertly tailored of COATS GIRLS' PLEATED SKIRTS Adorable suspender style in crepe to go with sweaters and blouses. Colorful! Sizes 1 to 6 all-wo- ol We wish to express our appreciation to our many friends who helped us pay our last respects to Henry Orke, and to those who spoke and furnished music. Also for the wonderful floral offerings we wish to express our sincere thanks. Mrs. J. A. House Mrs. G.. M. Strap Slippers In Spring Styles and Colors 2.98 'As"? ' J. 98 Sizes 7 to 16 0.29 Hulterstrom and families. The many acts of kindness and words of sympathy extended to us during the sickness and death of our husband and son, Paul William Stumm, will be remembered as beautiful "tributes to his memory. Words' cannot our express thanks for the kindness of all who helped in any way to lighten our sorrow. Beth L. Stumm Mr. and Mrs. Tark Stumm Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Larson and families. Change Your Suits and Slacks with Bright SLIPONS and CARDIGANS The most popular classic styles of warmly blended or all wool for a gay, colorful touch for suits, skirts, slacks. Short or push-u- p sleeve models in plain or ribbed knit with casual crew neck or new square neck. Have several for endless variety at wool-and-ray- on 6 O 98 r very little expense! Teen-Ag- e Girls' Colorful Cardigans and Slipons fY J 2.9S |
