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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY Page Six en- - erson together with their sons, joyed a fishing trip from Friday to Sunday in Western Box Elder County. Mrs. James Petersen entertained at a family dinner Tuesday in honor of her granddaughter, Gloria Roche of San Francisco. It was Gloria's 14 birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Zollinger, NOW is THE TIME! FOR v FURNACE CLEANING - REPAIRING have the Latest Equipment to CLEAN your F URNACE and FIXES without causing you any inconvenience Call us NOW! SHEET METAL WORK WATER PUMPS We LEADER Thursday, August 3, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ray, and Mr. and Mrs. James Wight joined the Seventies of the stake at their monthly meeting, held at Bothwell Sunday. The people of this ward are going over the top in the drive for clothing for the Russians. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn O. Clark have moved into their new home. Mr Clark was unable'to get any skilled help in building, so he did it himself. Lynn has proved that he excells in carpentry as well as a school principal. Mr. and Mr3. O. A, Seager, of Tremonton, were the speakers at our meeting, Sunday. Mrs. Seager, 0. W. EWER Tremonton Bishop Fred L. Petersen and daughter, Leora were Penrose visitors Tuesday. Orval Younger, of Ogden, and Lowell Petersen of Brigham, returned to Brigham after having visited a week with Lynn Shuman. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Petersen and family were Ogden visitors Tuesday at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Theodore Fuller. Dee Len Petersen was host Monday to a group of young guests at a party given in honor of his 10th birthday. Mr. Smith, of Brigham, came out to help his son, Albert, put up hay. Mrs. Perry Stanfill and daughter, Sherma, were Ogden visitors Tuesday. Mrs. Ersol Berchtold left the hospital at Brigham, Wednesday, and is now recuuerating at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Grover at Pinevlew Dam, Ms. James Jensen, of Brigham, and son, Sgt. Carl Jensen of the U. Sr Tank Division, were Penrose visitors Tuesday. The Jensens were Penrose residents when Carl entered the servjee. Larry Anderson, of Brigham, is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Petersen. Mr. and Mrs. James Miller, of Logan, visited Tuesday with Mrs. Miller's mother, Mrs. Sarah Shu man. Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Shuman were Salt Lake visitors Monday. Mrs. Lawrence Petersen and daughter, Faye, and Miss Lorna Shuman accompanied Mrs. Vern Roche of Thatcher, to Brigham, Sunday. Faye and Lorna remained there to go with the M. I. A. to the Girls Home In Box Elder Canyon for a few days outing. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Grover and family, of East Garland, were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Petersen. Miss Elenore Perry, of Willard, returned home Monday after having visited a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Petersen. A Suggestion: Have Your FARM IMPLEMENTS REPAIRED NOW until you are ready wait Why to use them? H. C. ROHDE .Blacksmith and Machine Works ' "Mends Everything But People's Ways" Bell Syndicate. norning saying that Mr. and Mrs. Willard Peterson, Honeyville, spent Sunday with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Reed J. Wight and little daughter. Peggy, and Mrs lone Coombs and daughter, Marie of Ogden, were the guests of Mr, and Mrs. Roy C. Anderson, Friday Bard Bailey and son, Dwayne, of Tyhee, Idaho, were attending to business matters here Monday and Tuesday. Bishop and Mrs. Fred L. Peter son, of Brigham, visited with Mr and Mrs. Alben Borgstrom. Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Smith, of Promontory, and Mr, and Mrs, Leslie Hawkes of Blue Creek, spent several days this week with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alben Borg strom. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Brenkman of Temonton, called at the Borgstrom home. Sunday, expressing their sympathy fo the bereaved family, Mr. and Mrs. P. C. C. Peter son and family, spent Sunday in Layton, the guests of Mr. and Mrs, James Wise. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Zollinger and children were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Zollinger of Bothwell Sunday. Ervin Peterson and Lenoard Pet- of" E rviim tolil. 1 - 1 SEED - FEEDS Member Federal Warehouse System e Will Buy All Kinds of 1 Iarold had died leaving each )f your three children a quar ;er of a million, you'd not only teel tremendously excited, ?lated and grateful, but every ;riend and neighbor you have vould envy you. Second, mothers like their girls to Dave beauty. All girls are nice-lootng these days, what with their fine athletic young bodies, their brushed lair and clean skins and their nake-uBut there is no mother ivho doesn't like to have it said. lovely, "Nancy's exceptionally Anna. Where'd you ever get such a p. glamour girl!" Third comes a bunch of advan tages; travel, cleverness, charm. magnetism, music, sports, lan ifuages, intelligence. We all want aur children to have just as much of all these as we can pack into their lives. I remember years ago sitting watching youngsters in a horse show, in an extremely exalted social atmosphere. One beautiful girl about 18 years old had the world at her feet She was rich, she was cul hired, at least to the extent of being able to jabber impressively about fore'gn embassies, junior league dances, one's school days in Paris. one's presentation in London, one's acquaintance with half the promi nent folk of the world. She came up to show us her horse's blue ribbons; she was easily the most conspicuous figure In the show. Becomes Bitter Woman. WelL that was 20 years ago. She Is a bitter, talkative, woman now, always on the de fensive. She has been married twice and divorced twice: neither one of her children Is in his mother's custody. I think It would be hard to find a more unhappy FACTGQY-COEITBOUE-D rv rra r rr--smi UXlK3LLr nr.n i sua - I ! r:- Li 6.00x16 t. 1 Wf w 4V No Rationing Certificate Required GUARANTEED bitter and frustrated in middle life. They seek happiness by changing husbands, by travelling, by lavish spending. But their they can't be happy nature is too too discontoo proud, chronically self-centere- d, tented and critical for them ever to be satisfied. On the other hand, there are many women who are not particularly pretty?" not very clever or accomplished, who by their natural good natured charm make everybody happier. They are the wives and mothers who reap a rich harvest of affection and respect in their later years. While a woman's attitude toward life seems to be set in babyhood, yet there is much a mother can do for her daughter to try to turn her toward the way of true happiness, as Miss Norris explains in this article. Pat will go on to her destiny of pride, loneliness, discontent And Betsy will become one of those daughters, wives, friends, mothers, aunts, who draw about them an g adoring, demanding, family circle, building more and more happiness into this tangled web of life as she goes along. Trend Shows in Babyhood. There is not much we can do about it. We come to this life with sunshine or shadow in our way of looking at things, and even in a baby of two the trend of a lifetime can be discerned. But we can do something. What you can do for your proud, pretty, selfish little girl is build about her woman. a world of simplicity, humility. Disposition is the priceless treas ure in this world. To be born with service. Try to show her how much of her future happiness in life decheerful, forgiving, philosophical pends upon herself, depends upon to is be born somewith disposition how much goodness and unselfthing worth the gold of Golconda, just or the beauty of the Queen of Sheba. ishness she can plant in her own soul. Point out to her the Everywhere In the world there that is so often the life wreckaee story of a are women spreading service and beautiful, rich, independent womlike so happiness many smaller an, and the very real joy that fills suns. Not particularly pretty wom the' life of the wife and mother en, not women who spend fortunes who may, indeed, say to herself that upon the tint of their cheeks or the she can't cure the ills of the world. color of their lips. But radiantly But that what she can do is keeri useful, confident, generous-heartethese few who love her this tired who are busy keenina women, homes places of content and com man, these children, this old father and these friends, glad that fort, who are laughing off slights she mother, is alive. na disappointments, who are plan Many a wealthy and beautiful ning a glorious tomorrow for the woman never has heard anyone boys who come borne. Women come home to say the things this ith happy natures. humbler, more serene, more needed You see the tragedy of this para and beloved woman hears day dox illustrated sometime In fh after day. lives of small sisters or brothers. "Mother, you're oh, goody Clever Patricia, with the curls and You take awful home,care good of your the eyes, is a discontired old husband. Mary. Nobody tented, sensitive, Jealous little thing, oyer had a daughtc like you, Mary. always wanting Betsy's things, or You do it Mary - jou it bring that someure Imagining dislikes you break the news to her you her. Betsy, born of the same par- cook it for us you be there ents, rather fat. not particularly you take care of me, Mother." pretty, and not as smart as Pat. is It is of such homely stuff' as that nevertheless Into everything, popu- that the heart's true ecstasies are lar everywhere, laughing herself made. If we can' give our children end keeping everyone else Wghlng, that formula, beauty arid wealth can eager, friendly, radiantly Interested be relegated to fifth place, tenth in the great adventure of life. place, no place at all. 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Mr. and Mrs. Leland Marsh are visiting in Salt Lake. Leonard M. Petersen and sons, Fred and Dee Len, with, Ervin Petersen's children, Ronald and Bonnie, enjoyed a three day fishing trip, Thursday to Saturday. Miss Merle Miller returned to Salt Lake Monday after having spent a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Miller. Miss Oleta Miller spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E Miller Mrs Geniel Buttler visited this weekend with her parents, Mr. and Betsy, rather fat, not particularly pretty, and not an mart as Pat, is neverMrs. George L. Miller. theless into everything, popular everywhere, laughing herself, and keeping home Kav Shuman returned , tveryone else laughing. Sunday after having spent several weeks working at the Arsenal at By KATHLEEN NORRIS THE CHEERFUL OUTLOOK Ogden. if you could of Ida, Pocatello, Owens, Edgely visited last week with his cousjn PROBABLY for that baby Having everything that a would be to Mrs. Ida Miller. could desire girl beauty, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Petersen, of nake him rich. Oh, yes, I athletic skill, intellihealth, Ogden, visited Monday at the home enow what you re going to does not necgence, money of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred say! That riches do not mean essarily foreshadow a happy W. Petersen. lappiness, that character and life, Miss Norris points out. :harm are what count and so Often women who had every)n. But if a letter arrived this thing in youth become selfish, Uncle O 1 mtJi! us ri'u m(5fi!i Fronk Chevrolet Co. Phone 20 j AnderlT Three Wishes for My Child PLUMBING and HEATING PENROSE family, of Ogden, visited and Mrs. Leslie W. day. 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