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Show -- Page Eight SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Hollywood" with Ragland, Jean Porter, Rags FEBRUARY or mcritorous GREEN BALL Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thompson SERVICEMEN have received word from their son, LeRoy J. Thompson, stating T-- 5 c 5 5 Stcn-quis- t, i, 0 Lt. John C. Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. R.D. Anderson returned from fourteen months overseas duty. Lt. Anderson has been stationed at the Air Transport Office in Hawaii. He reports for duty at Clearfield on Match 19. Cpl. Grant Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Preston Smith received his discharge from the army after serving for 26 months. He is entitled to wear the ETO ribbon, the combat star, good conduct medal and the victory medal. The last meeting of the W. C. T. U. was held recently at the Methodist Church with music for the meeting being furnished by 60 sixth grade students directed by Mrs. Morris Rhodes. A book review was given by Mrs. Willis Phil ps on the life of Francis Willard, world famous former national W. C. T. U. president, and a talk given by Beverly Rhode. A report was given by Mrs. Axel Fredriksen, president, on the meeting at Ogden which she and Mrs. Ault, state president, had attended and both had taken part on the program. She urged the members to join the Blue Cross hospital plan. Cpl. Robert F. Potter wrote his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Potter of Collinston that he expects to be home in the near future, He has been overseas 13 months An afgham knitted by the Treand served with General Patton's monton W. C. T. U. was shown third army . and a centennary map of Francis Willard's life and work was also Sgt. Sterling L. Meldrum, son examined by the group. The map of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Meldrum is in brown on white cloth has received his discharge from the andprinted shows the talent and workarmy. manship of it's originator, Ida Sgt. Meldrum served overseas Schmid Randal. with the 10th Mountain division in the Italian theatre of operations. Mrs. Wesley Landvatter and He is entitled to wear the bronze children are visiting at the Elmer star medal, a decoration given for Gorringe home. Liberty Theatre Tremonton ALL EVENING SHOWS START AT 7:00 P. M. FRIDAY and SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22 and 23 Double Feature Program A "MUST SEE" PICTURE "LIVE WIVES" also JOHliHY MACK BROW! in Trial of Mr. Wolf Serial and Cartoon Matinee Saturday, 3:00 SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 25, 26 ALICE FAY, DANA ANDREWS, LINDA DARNELL in "FALLEN ANGEL" with Bruce Cabot, Charfes Bickford, Anne Revere ' News Selected Shorts Matinee Sunday 3 :00 WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 27, 23 Double Feature Program BASIL RATHBOHE and NIGEL BRUCE in CRAXT "TRAIL TO VENGEANCE" Angel Puss Cartoon 1 Warner Anderson TREMONTON Earl Peterson Wins TAXI SERVIf p FOR TREM0xT(X a speech entitled The Cah the Scourge of the "Weeds, The second term of the wuui,lW! Farms," Earl Peterson took top trial training trades started complete cab service to of Farmers Future the a in honors at day evening, February 18, FebA. C. in Logan for members of the America speech contest held I The company is Sevruary 14 in the high school agriculapprentice trades in the area. ci,Pti , Richard L. Bronson a eral from the valley are attending ture room. Chadwick of Buv!ey these classes which are given each In his speech Earl stressed the turned veterans. Monday and Wednesday evening importance of increasing public traintrades the weeds on farms, in connection with opinion against Mr. and Mrs George ing program set up in the state. highways and railroad beds. He Qui Courses m auto mecnanics, elec- stated, "We must not overlook had as guests during the tric welding, electricity, machine the cultural effect weeds have up- Mrs. Lila Rudolph, Mr anch?2 shop, and trade mathematics are on a community. It has been said Lloyd Bennett, Mr. and Mrs?! 7 to 10 p. that the beauty of a community Sewksand Mr. and Mrs. given each night from m. at the Industrial Arts building. reflects the culture and prosper- Bennett of Burley and Mr Mrs Melvin Weaver of Mon:K; On Tuesday and Thursday ity of its people." Delivering on Miss Nelson, as she was given the place of honor on the throne, with the queens from the other wards of the stake as her attendants. The setting for the royal procession was made by a group of Bee Hive girls carrying green and The attendants gold banners. then marched in by twos and formed the aisle through which the queen and her party marched. Leading the group was Lynn Ewer bearing the royal crown, followed by Jenele Bennett and Shir-leeStark, flower girls. The Queen's train was carried by the little Misses Deanna Garfield and Marsha Stohl, and her personal attendants Delphia Bunderson and Colleen Ballard followed immediately. The Queen and all her party were from the Tremonton First Ward, that honor having been won by the participation of the ward M. I. A. in the various functions of the year's work. The floor show directed by Mildred Bunnell was given by "the Bee Hive girls of the Tremonton First Ward in three sections. Music for the march and floor show was played by Faun Quinney at the piano, D. B. Green with the violin and Melvin Maughn with the trumpet. Queens from the other wards of the stake who were featured were as follows: Mary Jensen, Riverside; Va Loise Petersen, Fielding; Idella Durfey, Beaver Dam; Beverly Nelson, Snowville; Monette Henrie, Tremonton Second Ward; Barbara Harding, El wood; , Joy n . Nu-Wa- y vj J 1& J . evenings courses will be given in salesmanship for parts and service men, grocery clerks, and general salesmanship. The training is free to veterans, with a nominal fee of $10.00 per quarter for others. Competing against Earl were ler, Idaho. Cleon Summers, Merrill Hall and Vinson Sorenson. each speaking on a different phase of wildlife conservation. Judges for the event were Kleon Kerr, Garland Puzey and Alma W. King. Earl will compete in the district contest at Weber February 28. If he wins there, he will be given the Spring comopportunity of going on to Handkerchiefs contests Announcement is mide by Mrs. pete at other F. F. A. the and state 'the Axel Fredriksen, president of the throughout First time since 1940 to be aR Women's Christian Temperance show such beautiful assort to Union, of the date set for .the of women's handkerchief. ment speech contest sponsored by the SOLO BY ROBERT Union. A splendid program is HALL COLLINS 1 XT i being arranged for the evening of U.. xCI iurais, colored iAuvtuy March 4th to be given in connecbroidered styles, assorted perk tion with the speech contest. It An adaption of Handel's "Laredces. Rosolo Methodist the as a be will by , held at go" will be sung PRICED church, and everyone is invited to bert Hall Collins on the Christian attend. Science transcribed program which will be boardcast over stations Mr. and Mrs. George Napoli KVNU and KLO on Sunday at had as their dinner guests Sunday, 9:45 a. m. Mr. Collins will be ac2 Mr. and Mrs.W. I. Richins and companied by Ruth Barrett Arno Assorted Cottons and Rayons. Nowell Richins of Grouse Creek on the organ of the First Church Hand embroidered bwiss styles and Sophie Woerner. of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, PRICED This organ com Massachusetts. Miller, Penrose; Lu Deane Ander- prises 76 stops and more than Shuman, 5,000 pipes. The Honorable Mrs. son, Thatcher; Betty Bothwell; Marilyn Rogers, Gar- Hav (Vio et Soiiler) ot London land; Flo Grover, East Garland England, wrote the words of the 3 and Nadine Archibald, Plymouth. solo, entitled, "Oh may my voice Assorted Linens, imported ray Speech Contest March 4th New Group 1 ens . 25 Group Group Madeira and ons. embroidered large Swiss hand size handier chiefs. P pi PRICED n no BP Mi 98' ! III ill 4 Group Imported Madeira hand made, : also Swiss elaborate for up designs generally sold petit-poii- tc vlilT m S u3 WkWH 9 MMjIrn 4 1:00 p. m. AT w iam $3.00. PRICED S1.39 BOYS' IN OUR DEPARTMENT Keel Far Just received large bovs' Twill pants. Vat Dye. shipment oi SanfoffiM iy2 miles East, one half mile North of Tremonton, will offer the following articles at public auction. Terms of sale CASH. One 16 hole double disc Van Brunt grain drill. One Riding Scraper. One Float. International Manure spreader. One Case Duhip rake. One John Deere side delivery rake. Derrick Cable and Pulleys. One One McCormick mowing machine. Three Section Harrow. One Spring Tooth Harrow. One two way P. and O. plow. One Beet Drill. One Beet Cultivator. One Hand Cultivator. One Trailer. Barn Track and Carrier. Platform Scale. Johnson, 5 Tine, Fork. Two sets heavy work harness. One rubber tired wagon. Two wagons and hay racks. Three head extra good horses. One brown gelding, 16d0 lbs. 7years old. One brown gelding, 1600 lbs. 7years old. One black gelding, 1800 lbs. 8 years old. LOTS OF OTHER TOOLS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION "PURSUIT TO ALGIERS" r 'Pneum indusMon- Deering "THE LOST TRAIL" also KERBY A SUCCESS j 21 , THEATRE FFA Speech Honors Training School Started Feb. 18 The climax of the M. I. A. socthat lie had been advanced to the rank of Corporal. He is stationed ial season was reached Saturday with the Quartermaster Truck Co. night, when Miss Joan Nelson, queen from the Tremonton First in Manila. Ward, was crowned stake queen at the annual Gold and Green ball. BLUE STAR MOTHERS Wallace Bjorn, stake president of TO ASSIST SCHOOL Y. M. M. I. A. placed the crown Rellis R Wheatley, of Mr. and Mrs. T. L Wheat- ley has arrived, home after servJ ing 26 months overseas in the Theater. He was a member of the 879th air borne engineer battalion and wears the following medals: Asiatic-PacifiThe Blue Star Mothers of Tretheater service ribbon, meritorious unit award, good conduct medal monton solicit the aid if the peoand the purple heart. ple of the valley in donating worthwhile games, books and magT-Sterling L. Meldrum, son azines for the Industrial School in of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Meldrum Ogden. has been discharged from the army Newspaper reports prove the at the Fort Douglas Separation need of wholesome recreation for Center. the members of the school. AlT-Meldrum, who served 8 most every home has some game, months overseas as a radio Opera- book or magazine that would give tor with the 10th Anti Tank Bn., enjoyment to some boy or girl who is authorized to wear the European needs to be shown the better things Theater of Operations ribbon with of life. three battle stars, good conduct All contributions may be left at medal, American Theater ribbon, the Utah Power and Light office. Combat Infantryman's badge, Bronze Star, and the Victory ribFRONDS SURPRISE bon. Prior to entering the Army in RHEA THOMPSON June 1943, Meldrum was a student Seven girl friends gathered at at the Bear River high school. the home of Rhea Thompson, on Three Tremonton Servicemen Friday evening and surprised her. have been discharged from the A very enjoyable time was had, army at the Fort Douglas Separa- flaying games. A gift was presented to the" guest of honor. tion Center. Donald G. Rhea's mother, Mrs. Roy ThompThey are Cpl. Mrs. and of Mr. son George son served refreshments to the June John C. Stenquist, guests. son of Mr. and Mrs. Gen-2James O. Takasugi and W. C. T. U. COMPLETE Adams, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. RED CROSS WORK Earl Adams. Cpl. Second Term Of GOLD AND THURSDAY, FEBRUARY "Abbot and Costello in "Weekend at the Waldorf" heroic action achievement. -- THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, February 23 and March 1 and 2 Ginger Rogers, Lana Turner and Walter Pidereon in 24, 25, 26, 27 Tremonton, Utah- - BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER Auctioneers PARK STUMM GEORGE CROZIER BOYS' WORK SHIRK Blue Sanforized, Vat shirts. All sizes. $1.19 NEW BOYS' DRESS PANTS Herring5 Novelty Twill, pleated style. -- v -- fc CHILDREN'S PLAYSUITS Save washing and added ttf These one piece suits arc $1.54. MEN'S 17 inch pullon FIELD Clerk D. E. PECKENPAUGH Dye BOOT ,JISCr. I j I I. Afte |