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Show Page Four -- Local and Social Items nnnniinn n - .nii.n rirmi'i' - - - Sunday dinner guests at the Albert Earl home mere Mrs. Carl Kamerath and two sons of Salt Lake, Merlin Earl of Brigham and Mrs. Agnes Earl. - i CIVIC CLUB GUESTS AT FOXLEY HOME The Civic League met Thursday at the Mel Foxley home. Mildred Harris and Mrs. Foxley were the hostesses. Miss Margaret Woodside and Donna Selley were guests of the meeting. They with 19 members were present to hear Miss Woodside review "Burma Surgeon," by Gordon S. Seagiave. The group nominated the officers who will be elected at the next meeting, which will be held on March 3rd at the Utah Power & Light auditorium wiUi Fem Kirk-haas hostess. MR. BROUGH HONORED The O. L. Brough family were Sunday visitors in Hyrum at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Owen H. Hall. Mrs. Hall, who is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Brough served a birthday dinner in honor of Mr. Brough and his grandson. w. s. c. s. ENTERTAINED The W. S. C. S. met at the N. E. Shaw home on Tuesday and Mis3 Ada Duhigg, who is superintendent of the Highland Communpreity House.in Bingham County,Comsented the program. The munity House is sponsored by the Home Missionary program which is a national organization. Some of the young people from the House were present and helped with the program. Mrs. N. E. Shaw entertained Monday night at a waffle supper in honor of the first wedding anniversary of her niece, Mrs. Nellie May Chinn. Guests presented her with appropriate gifts for her paper anniversary. Mrs. Ferris Allen was a Salt Lake visitor Saturday. Mr. an Mrs. Pete Meister recently arrived home from California, where they have been visiting Members of their family. m Mrs. E. D. Sargent returned Saturday from a trip to Portland. Lhe took her small grandson who has been visiting here this winter, tack with her, and he remained ith his parents. MRS. JOHNSON HONORED Mrs. J. H. Fronk and Mrs. David R. Waldron entertained at the Waidron home recently in honor of Mrs. Owen W. Johnson, who is moving to Montpelier, Idaho. Bridge followed dinner, and Mrs. E. R. Winzeler and Mrs. Eddie Krey were the winners of the evening. BUYING TRIP SUCCESSFUL Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ashe raft returned home Monday from a weeks buying trip in Los Angeles. Mr. Auhcraft says that they had a fine trip and were able to get a lot of nice merchandise. Dr. and Mrs. R. G. Woodhead, Mr. and Mrs. Wood row Selley and Mr and Mrs. Wes Gephart spent Monday and Tuesday in Salt Lake. -- Ladean Earl and Russell Mitton spent Sunday in Brigham visiting with Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Mifflin. J. F. F. CLUB MEETS The J. F. F. Club held a business meeting Wednesday at the home of Jean Rose. After all the business was completed, refreshments were served and the group enjoyed sewing and chatting. WINNER ANNOUNCED The Bear River high school junior class activity to raise funds for their annual Prom came to a close last Wednesday evening when the drawing gave the Sweetheart quilt to Boyce Last as first winner, and the yarn dogs to Walter Sutherland and Jimmy DeLong for second and third prizes. Mr. TOWN CLUB MEETS The Town Club meet Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. J. H. Fronk. Dinner was served to bers and Mrs. Alma Theurer, who was a special guest. Prizes were won by Mrs. F. M Christensen and Mrs. Theurer. Mrs. Ed Fronk entertained 19 small guests Saturday in honor of her son, Kenneth's fourth birthday. Refreshments were served, and the young people spent the afternoon in games. ( W. W. Whitney spent last week visiting in Salt Lake City. 1933 Chevrolet coupe, FOR SALE 1941Ford DeLuxe sedan, low mileage. Baby bed with springs. tires. Ferron Christensen. See W. L. Selley. tip tip Do your STOVE PARTS and REPAIRS. All PEMANENT WAVE, 59c own Permanent with Charm-Kutf Makes. See Spence Hill. Kit. Complete equipment, including FOR SALE Three sets of harness in 40 curlers and shampoo. Easy to good condition. One set almost new. do, absolutely harmless. Praised by H. Dean Hall. tip thousands including Fay McKenzie, movie star. Money re glamorous choice FOR SALE Five mules, three funded if not satisfied. Ken Slusser and four year olds, good sized anCompany. imals. Two teams well matched. A. S. Clarkston. Heggie, Inquire Don't jack up your car for the durUp ation. War workers need it. It is worth more now than it ever will Must be OFFICE GIRL WANTED be worth again. We pay cash for typist and know some shorthand. used cars and trucks. FronkMake application to Guy Johnson 2 tfc Chevrolet Co. at Utah Power & Light Co. between 9 a. m. and 5 p. m. and SatJASH for live poultry. H. A. Gain, tic urday until noon. 435 N. 2nd W., Brigham. Phonfl 698. tf house WANTED Girl for general work. Wages plus board and room. CASH PAID for dead or useless cows, American-Japanes- e acceptable. Aphorses, sheep or hogs. Colorado ply Reynolds Reeder, 121, N 1 W., Thane TreAnimal t2p Brigham. or Garland 35.J3 monton, 77.0-1- ; tf WANT TO BUY Hay and grain. Call Leo Thompson at Fronk HAVE BUYERS for good farms, Chevrolet Co., Phone 20. tfc Irrigated or dry. List with: James Brough, Realtor. Tremon-toBasement apartment, FOR RENT tf Utah. unfurnished Phone 82,a-tip l 2-- 2-- 2-- 1 At a meeting of the high school band officers, it was decided that sweaters will be given to high ranking students. Seniors who have taken band for four years and attend the clinic at Idaho will receive a sweater with a lyre and school emblem on it. Students who have taken. band four years but do not attend the clinic will receive the lyre and emblem to sew on a sweater of his own. Members who have not taken band four years, but attend the clinic, will also receive the lyre and emblem. The band is planning a spring concert and the proceeds will be used to pay for the sweaters and emblems. This project is being carried into effect for the purpose of stimulating interest and competition in band. MARVIN BARFUSS ENTERTAINED Friends and relatives entertained in honor of 1st Petty Officer Marvin Barfuss at the John O. Barfuss home on Wednesday evening. The 45 guests present enjoyed a nice luncheon and then joined in table games, the old folks playing Bingo and the young people entering into a snappy game of Pit. Hazel and Fae Barfuss came from Ogden, bringing with them a friend, Miss Helen Blazer. Officer Barfuss will leave next week after a 30 day furlough. rl 2-- 1-- 2-- - 9-- 2-- p8-l-- ts. 2-- 8-- n. Mr. and Mrs. Deloras W. Harris left Sunday for California for a visit before Mr. Harris enters the service on the 14th. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Garfield journeyed from Ogden to spend Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jess Garfield. SPUING WORK How About Your FARM EQUIPMENT Mr. and Mrs. Dick Allen gave a turkey dinner Wednesday 16th for Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Chiodo, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Dee Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Deakin, and Dave Stander. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ballard are leaving Thursday for Denver where they plan to spend a week visiting their son. Pvt. Denzil Ballard who is stationed at Buckley Field with th Air Corps. If You Need NEW EQUIPMENT We Offer Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Bjorn had as weekend guest, their nephew, LeRoy Rasmussen, who is attending school at Logan for the Navy. TRACTORS JOHN DEERE FARM MACHINERY HARROWS (all kinds) PLOWS GRAIN DRILLS BEET PLANTERS at the Oregon University at PLUMBING and HEATING V, Blocks North of Post Office Phone 12( n Kf W ra DU1DEE'S 'I Get them while the stock and selection is large. o CEILING PRICES loS Eu- NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Adoiph Harris Deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at Tremonton, Utah, on or before the 25th day of April, A. D 1944. ISRAEL IITJNSAKER, JR., Administrator of the estate Service ALBERT EARL, Mgr. Iowa. The Bradshaw home nicely decorated with milita colors. The table motives were a propriate for George Washing E birthday. Sixty-fiv- e friends and relative called during the late afternoon and evening, and each was served a hot chicken dinner. Mrs. Ruk Stone and Mrs. Adam Brenkmaa entertained those present with beautiful piano selections. Out of town guests included Mrs Ruby Stone and son Frank, ifr and Mrs. Dan Bradshaw, Mr. ami Mrs. Ariel Bradshaw and children Marilyn and Johnny, and Miss Betty Rae Walker of Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Bergstrom a Thatcher, Mr. and Mrs. Frj Douglas of Brigham City, and Mia Lois Linford of Garland. Remember to BUY MORE J WAR BONDS AND UP Yes, Sir, you still can d get the clothes you need to look and get them in all the wanted styles and fabrics and shades! LADIES well-dresse- Smartly Tailored Mannish SUITS and COATS in all styles. At Money-SavinCeiling Prices. g: LEGAL NOTICES Peterson Tractor Phone 90 papers in his possesion. He is ! the U. S. Navy, stationed at Aims are ready at and Mrs. J. C. Allen, of Salt Lake, were Monday night dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Allen. of Adolph Harris, Deceased. Tremonton y WALTER G. MANN, Attorney for Administrator Date of first publication, Feb. 17, 1944 Date of last publication, Mar. 9, 1944 WO TWO BIG STORES BIG STORES ST. 2161 Washington rlvd. - Ogden arri- -i y 0. W. EWER Topcoat Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stohl, of Salt Lake, visited recently for a few days with Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Stohl. CATERPILLAR and JOHN DEERE who Furnaces and Furnace Repairs Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Beard spent three days last week in Salt Lake. and Mrs. Wilford Rogers and Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Gephart returned Wednesday from their California visit. They report a delightful trip and a very enjoyable time spent in Los Angeles, Palm Springs, Indio, California and Phoenix, Arizona, where they visited Mrs. Myrtle Gunnell, and Los Vegas, Nevada, They stated that while busses were stalled because of heavy snow around Prescott, they were able to continue without the least delay. O Cxfcll, SHEET METAL WORK Mr. Don't wait until Spring fr.rm work starts to check over your equipmi nt . . . Bring in your tractors and motors and let our trained mechanics put thorn in good running order. Eon, that evening with Electric Water Pumps . . . Pipe and Fittings she fell and has been in the hospital, but was able to return to her family recently. She brought with her, Mrs. Gephart's nephew, Stephen Newman, five year old son of Valoy Iverson Newman. O for heir Sunt and gene, Oregon, Are You Ready For Mr. and Mrs. George held open house MondayBrad,., eve SPRING returned home recently for a rest and visit. After her Christmas vacation at home, Mr. Farmer R Your) Elaine Gephart, who is a student H Peggy Jean and Jill Johnson were guests of their grandmother, Mrs. J. S. Stoddard at Richmond, Tuesday evening following the basketball game. Elaine Norr, who is a student at Logan, spent the weekend here. 1-- l. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Whitney and Mr. and Mrs. Neal Olsen attended the basketball game at Ogden, Tuesday. PARENTS HOLD OPEN HOUSE IN HONOR OF VISITING SON Mr. and Mrs. Osborne Gorringe and daughter, Mary Jeane and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Peake of Salt Lake were Tuesday visitors here at the Elmer Gorringe home. Reed and Jay Dee Harris left Monday for California, where they will spend a week on business. FOR SALE GIRL SCOUTS ORGANIZE Friday, February 19th, a few foimer Girl Scouts with five new girls met at the Methodist Church to organize. The leaders were Miss Stohler and Miss Wright, both Tremonton school teachers. They voted by secret ballot, and the following officers were elected: president, Beverly Jean Rohde; vice president, Rita Fae Stohl; secretary, Deann Bone; treasurer, Marilyn Stohl, and reporter, Leola Koford. Other officers will be elected when further organized. We urge all girls who wish to become a Scout to get in touch with some of the leaders, officers, or other Girl Scouts. Leola Koford, Reporter Sweaters To Be Awarded High Ranking Students Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gorringe and Judy Landvatter spent Sunday in Ogden. CLASSIFIED ADS A-- and Mrs. Albert Earl were in Malad Tuesday to meet a new nephew, the baby son of Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Mifflin. HEART CLUB HOLDS PARTY The Heart Club held their annual party February 14 th in the Methodist Church parlor. The committee for arrangements consisted of Mrs. Jules Stephen, Mrs. Mar- guerite Rich, Mrs. Grace Vance, and Mrs. N. E. Shaw. A nice program included music presented by Mrs. Lucille Wyatt and Mrs. R. F. Goff , and readings by Mrs. Rich. Refreshments were served. Thursday, February 21, i9i4 BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER- - II ' a ' .UnnUM 262 South Main Salt Lake I |
