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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER. 29. 1948 .rfl A TUURS., FRI, SAT April 29, 30 & TWO BIG HITS .Timber. xl ded Kosella Primary Sunday 'j Beaver SATURDAY at 3 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Anderson and Mrs. O. B. Jensen. and family were Logan visitors, Doris and Erva Ray of Ogden '.A member, Norma Saturday. the week end with Mr. and spent B:Tthe Thatcherl Mrs. Albin Mrs. a Joseph Borgstrom Ray. gave conducted a ay and Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Marble of Birthday dinner in honor of Mr. Tremonton visited Saturday with Borgstrom, Sunday. Those in 'Tffinn and daughter, were Eldon Borgstrom, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Anderson Lonton visited Sun- - Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Borgstrom, and Mrs. Sophia Didricksen. Mr. and Mrs. William Burton, and Mrs- Earl Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hawks of held Brigham and Mr. and Mrs. San-fre- d conference was (Ztiet-Md- e of members '!hich all Smith of Promontory. took part on the Week-en- d By Mrs. J. 0. Hadf ield visitors at home 4a Larkin was ZoL of Mr. and Mrs. Peter C.the C. PeterRuth The M.I.A. held their closing sen and family were Mr. and Mrs. social, Tuesday evening. first councilor, Ruby James Wise of Layton. councilor. Frank Ward and Ellen Webber Mrs. Jack Winn and children "a as second let and Violet of Ogden were guests of the J. H. as org""" ; stake board of Tremonton visited Wednesday Wards one evening this week. : tersen and with Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. C. The East Garland M.I.A. presented their play "The Rosewood Jiers attended the Petersen and family. Mrs. Mary Anderson visited in Piano" to a well filled house, Vh.CouncUman,LeRoy Clearfield with Mr. and Mrs. Thursday evening. ;7Tremonton attended George Hewitt, Monday and then Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bowcutt St meeting here Sunday. visited in Salt Lake City, Tuesday and children of Ogden were visitMr. and Mrs. Melvin Christen-se- n '.Holiday visited Sunday ing with relatives over the visited in Logan, Wednesday. pother, Mrs. Anna Holi. Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Larsen h,! sister, Mrs. Anna Mr. and Mrs. George Forsberg of Promontory visit- and and Lake family City. of Salt daughter, Geneal were Logan ji visited in ed Monday with Mr. and Mrs. visitors, carl Anderson Saturday. Peter C. C. Petersen and Mr, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Davis , Wednesday. and son, Jimmy of Provo spent a few days at the Jesse Davis f . An-famil- y- iJ Seat gtiet City By Mrs. Nola C. Nessler CU 'iifj. K W the f me.;' 'pniis' "tTt' iiMK m i Tremonton I EVENLY ai t:w r. Miuwa aiaivi (i Ill and SATURDAY, APril 30, and May STARRING STUART ERWTN 'HEADING ni. 1 FOR HEAVEN" "SHADOW VALLEY" 5 CARTOON SERIAL HI, MONDAY and TUESDAY, MAY 2, 3, and 4 entertained Friday at the T. J. Udy home for Mrs. Charlotte Udy. All members but one were present to enjoy the dinner and social afternoon. Many lovely gifts were received by the honored member. Howard Capener entertained Sunday afternoon for the mem bers of the Seventies Quorum and their wives and the Bishop ric and wives. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Ward visited in Salt Lake, Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Burl Hermansen and family. Mrs. Howard Capener and children spent Friday in Honey-vill- s FOXES OF HARROW" TiERING and MAURENE O'HARI REX HARRISON SHORTS AND NEWS ;ESDAY and THURSDAY, May 5 and 6 DOUBLE FEATURE "BLONDE SAVAGE" j ! LIEF ERICKSON With ' !V'" "STEPCHILD" j and SATURDAY, D1Y and WOOD With DONALD j May BRENDA JOYCE and 7 with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Claire Lundberg of Logan were visiting Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hales, parents of Mrs. Lundberg. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hanni and baby of Logan spent the week-en- d with Mrs. Hanni's Mr. and Mrs. Austin parents, Udy. Maud Cook and Mary Steru quist attended our Relief Society meeting, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Welling .Q 8 DOUBLE FEATURE ( The TEENAGERS in I 4k GALE SHAREWOOD ALSO j n and "CAIIPUS SLEUTHS" tarring freddie stewart and june presser "OKLAHOMA BLUES" h , '1. NEW " WaKLEY JIMMTE 'I .III and VIRGINIA BELMONT CARTOON SERIAL 1UL.I ,,.,,1L1L.LILIMIIJMIJUIIUUI...IL.J1III-JI1I.IIIIII.J1.I-!IBI.I- i, ily. Mrs. Willard Anderson return- - ed home after spending the win ter at Vernal, Utah. Mrs. M. P. Jensen, Mrs. Leon Jensen and Mrs. J. W. Iverson motored to Preston, Idaho Monday where they visited with Mrs. Emma Rasmussen. Mrs. Clifford Jensen spent Monday visiting in Logan with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alma Esplin. Mrs. Andrea Huggins was hos tess to her club Saturday. The afternoon was spent play ing Pinochle. Mrs. LaVela Mate- - By Mrs. Ray f J rf n tt it .im M S AmuM i.aoMi-- 1 "'.,"!' r "Jt- ? 1 M I t r ? K 3t&r rL, PLACE OF YOUR LOVED ONES .... MAY WE Coffee Edwar3" LuIur'r Blend Coffee AlrwaT poi,uiar J IN MAKING YOUR SELECTION. THIS IS ANOTHER SERVICE WE A POSITION TO HELP YOU W ITH AT ARE IN THIS TIME. " Shortening Fi-v- Royal Satin Sunny Dawn c . can BRIGHAM CITY, UTAH 6 os. Ja 25 BREEZE Chee.a Foo4 Delictual far Fre.a 6 An IC Grada A Qo.rt 17ff CHEESE Philadelphia Cream box New Crop Moapa A Kraft Pimf S oa. Harper House Fancy Bartlett Pears 10; .No. sun3own K&(iota PENNY SAVERS 16 Syrup 19c Suzanna !l!!i:i.H-0- can 1 39 Honey 12 ot oi. 23 Pancake and Waffle Flour -- St ox. 41 IT, S. No. 1, Qreen Spear IT. Tender lb. S. No. 1. bunch Spring Crop Valencia Medium Sixe, lb. APPLES 12 c NEW POTATOES II. 8. No. Whit 1 Roe V. 8. No. "A" 10 Stalk 1 Tender Full Pod i 6c 4a lb. ;lbs: Porlc Roast Pot Hoast QV J-- 15 Raisin .14 Well Trimmed. U. 8. Good 1 In. Grade cut lb. D II Z j SU-PUR- )9t Ererytklaa 136c Mr;: j: , Uc j: i; B t"' loaf 31c : Cut, - . Boiton Butts Cut, Shoulder Fteef Good Grade D. .ib. a 53 lb. LUNCHEON AAEATS AQV w Aanorted Top Quality AO 4 denned. rr aSflfi' lb. Mr FRYERS LAAO ROAST yc Sweetheart 19 j , - loaf Lean Shoulder RIB ROAST BEEF TV J- S O A P Bar Soap ax,. New Potato Loaf Cut Shoulder, Square lb. U. S. Good Grad. ' SIRLOIN STEAK -- LUX TOILET BREAD -l . Extra Fancy. Fancy, Crl.p lb. Wlne.ap 12c ..lb. 7 ..lb lb. Meth Bar 36 P. 5 ORANGES Bunch oa Whito or Wheat rovrtrirt Well Trimmed. Tender .lb. V. 8. Good Grade ! FIouriT Cake nNDtt,ocuoout. rami I7c 1.69 lb.. JellAVellli!!!!0::. 16 ox. worn 10 iiLfpint 356c MRS. WRIGHT'S Bvrett Juicy, Large Six 5d Good Quality .l!!LfL!aJ:ap.nt 35 Lunch Box - pkg- ii - Myer. Dressing .Tall can Corn Flakes Kellogg's CELERY l' m 64c Produce Itema Subject to Market Caanaea CARROTS Strlnslea. Crated I.b. 16 ox. Solid Crlap Icebe Tender, Clip Topi Horn. Cured i.o9 - Caal.ter VV'ealera ifirttilliUiJIM'. LETTUCE U. 8. No. 1, Touni Hill or Km ft Ami,," is- CHEESE CHEESE U W M linirh FOR BREAKFAST PIqs c RADISHES U. S. No. 1. II k I 1.10 can !omato Julc6 v3!St. tmb Rogers Jfuneral gonic John II. Bott & Sons L Kraft Pimeat . ' 1.11 19c oa. i; LOCAL JOBBERS FOR CHEESE 44 .8 lb. No. It i b i Tasty Cream 51 or Red Hill, Top Quality 1T f i Cottage Cheese r Grapefruit Juice , Natural 4( oa Townhouse U. S. No. I. OFFER OUR ASSISTANCE For mealtima treata and between meal nacb, cheese i top &vorit.Somt like it sharp, some like it mild. If members of your family have different like and taste for cheese, ...get several kinds and please them all Come in today Ik. cnacnoose... - Mj 'Sic MISCELLANEOUS D. S. No. 1. OR MARKER OVER THE FINAL RESTING ALICE L. WARD r A & 2 MONU-MEN- CALL 182 for FREE TRIAL TREATMENT t Asparagu f Green Onions PANNING TO PLACE A HAS A TREATMENT FOR YOUR PROBLEM games. Vl ViVI IF YOU ARE Posture Form Studio or Thin? - 111 shaped 93c I T i Bulges? - Flabby? - Fat legs? Nervous? a ii Ty, Memorial Day May 30ih When you can, with no effort, really relax. mmr We. I rtrun LaiSUp j: or Thin . . . r.en of Eden have been visiting k Sauerkraut1. r week. Why be Fat, Jittery with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isreal Fackrell. Mrs. Steve DeJarnett gave a birthday party Sunday in honor of her son, Jim, who was three years old. Thirteen children were present and enjoyed playing Horn, Fancy No. I can ViOrn Country C S. White ' J) CARTOON NORMALIZE YOUR BODY forHE ALTH'S SAKE d 0i Si in TECIINI COLOR flew to Provo on Sunday. Mrs. Uleda Grant returned to her home on Saturday, after be. ing in the L.D.S. Hospital. She is getting along fine and we wish her a speedy recovery. week-enguest In Salt Lake at the home of Mrs. Lester Means. Mrs. Melvin Grover and child. i i I Carol Craighead of Tremonton Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Anderson and Venna Fallows were guests of Logan have moved here to of Mrs. Steve DeJarnett on Sun- our community. day. m i it Ir n t Mr. and Mrs. James Nessen, Tremonton visited with their son, Steve DeJarnett, and Eari Wood Mr. and Mrs. Burke Jones, last S6rensn i 1 I 'RELENTIJESS" IJcuell day at the Valley hospital. He is reported recovering satisfactor- home. Mr. and Mrs. Job Hadfield and daughter, Doris were shopping in Salt Lake, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ogden and daughter, Carol of Salt Lake and Mrs. Max Adams and daughter were guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs: Delose Jensen, Sunday. Mrs. Ralph Richards is visiting in Af ton, Wyoming with her daughter, Phyllis. The Robertsons' have a baby boy born a coupte of weeks ago. This is their second son. The ladies of the Birthday club Liberty Theatre l 14 son won high prize and cut prize was awarded Mrs. Clytie Anderson. Lunch was served. Friday evening. Mrs. Milton By. water, Mrs. Ursel Whitiker and Mrs .Ernest Huggins entertained a group of friends at a Chicken dinner at the Huggins home. There were 18 present. Pinochle was the diversion of the evening. Elyse Johnson and Faye Ann at Huggins spent the week-en- d home. They are students at the U.S.A.C. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Johnson and daughter, Evelyn visited Mr. were in Downey, Idaho on busl. and Mrs. Barrett on Sunday. ness, Friday. Carlos Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frildo Anderson underwent an appendectomy Wednes- . 3o;n! THUPvS, IEI. and SAT, May fi, 7, and 8 R. YOUNG and M. CHAPMAN IN 5 "Cass Timberlane" sus-'.iJdde- SI- and IN and son of Evanston and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weling and son of Logan were guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Welling, Suru day. Mr. and Mrs. Newell Udy and children of Smithfield visited with relatives, Friday evening. i Page SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, May 2, S, 4 SFpNCER TRACY and LAN A TURNER CARTOON a Prin- -' ett attended m Lo- Friday night - 1 "Gas House Kids THEATRE MATINEE EACH "Bloiidie's Anniversary" sen gyDor-tbyFeter- j May Timorton. Utah f AQi Uf A DUJolnted Grade lb. TO r SKINNED HAAS Whole or Ham Part lb. . 59 PAN READY FRESH FROZEN FISH SALMON STEAKS HALIBUT lb. lb. 59c 55e SMOKED FILLET FILLET FILLET -- COD HADDOCK lb. lb. lb. 53c 1 43 50 |