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Show TREMONTON The BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER. Tremonton. Utah 1M9 August 4, HOME OF FR'.ENDLV MERC1 LANTS These two men were room mates with hra. i Remarks ty iresiuem. runcr with Mrs. Burke's parents Mr. his family back town. A very enjoyable afternoon while attending the University with visited Iowa of Morris A. he Then Ely P. Hansen. and President Kerr. A gift of and Mrs. was spent by twelve members, Denver. ' at one last week, Hansen to to California Boyd day to returned bring By Mrs. William Petersen appreciation was presented and guests. each of the honored guests by Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hales Bishop Ericksen in behalf of the Mrs. and Mr. and and family re- , Mrs. Mae Horsley of Brigham people of the ward. Each one of Lloyd Hales and family of Cali nritVi Geary lna Bruce tiiiK snort . iw h., .frs mi j visited at the home of Mr. uuy speni oaturuay You ought to be were Vir and Mrs. Al Young fornia Benediction and family Mr. and vocation and the Hales Earl daughter Mrs. during and Ross Mrs. Mr. and accom- - Mrs. Dewayne Romer. given Dy ioiwr driving a vada werere-- at week. Mrs. Earl Hales r.. rnaa,. Wells. waur and Hansen son a Mrs. . visit will Cannon she Jennie Mrs. Mr. where the home of ofl Following the program danc- panied from back to California Lola Krey and son Johnny Hadield. , tne music oi families Rupert Idaho spent Thursday ing was enjoyed to 'ada Hermansen and and daughter and their me urcnebira. koss V. L. the Mrs. Hansen, Mr. Danny and with for a month. St Lake- visited rebuilt, been complete! has and Macfarlane Ruie stage SunMrs. waek. Miss Margaret Gent spent during the Ardene, accompanied day at Sahara Village with her new hgntmg and curt w daughter Richards, Ralph. airs. Called and the enUre haU mod- Pocatello, Mr. and Mrs. Reed Macfarlane and family. ral days in to Los Angeles, California, where Thursday evening a ware a of aP priate mldthebe first expect to stay for some ial honored the retiring bishop- form they the for detyin . social was time. . ric and their wives was held m workwl aw ,ting and Austin Udy spent the newly renovated and re- Mr. and Mrs. home of Mrs. Josie in Logan, with Mrs. Udy's modeled recreation hall. Bishop Bourne Sunday Mrs. Tuesday. Mr. ana mw. u-parents, Mr. and Mrs. Valley. Reginald Hunsaker now a mem- ,fina Burnett wcic Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hales re- ber of the South Bear River Stak and daughter Madge visited with club turned this week from a ten day ber of the South Bear River Stake 'her sister Mr. and Mrs. Roy ;fS of the birthday in The Pacific Chadwick and family in Salt ;Irs Mary Ann Ward vacation Presidency and counseler Ed- -j Lake City Sunday. wives ward T. Heslop and their Way, at her daughter, Mrs. George Bitter and were and Mr. She A home. program guests of honor. Thp Primary festival Tuesday r Jensen's of Idaho Falls, visited of two numbers by the afternoon was a very fitting consisting the eldest ladies in family Mr. and Mrs. Ed Udy recently. Clifford Hansen, Bl-- ; max to summers work. The The ladies are sisters. During aine Johnson, Eugene Bigler, and cnndren tje did their part well and A Produii of Crnrral Motart their stav they all went to Perry, ijurton tiuibn. vocai muvuiw" enjoyed tne aiternoon. Mrs. xvutu-- J where a family reunion was held. Nancy, and Sherma Stallings, el R0mer, Mrs. Angie Adams and Mr. and Mrs. Ford Richards ol Readng by Patsy Reed, Vocal pr,esident Mabel Stokes of the Salt Lake visited at the home of duet Moroni Ward and Judith stake Board were in attendance. his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Strand, Vocal solo, Lon Stallings,; MiT1 onrfav niEht Richards, as they were returning Original Reading by Eva B. Han-- 1 o from Yellowstone Park. sen. This was a tribute to each t Jr lrivinp a iww IVrliaiM the wtt inircivr lii)R ti3 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Richards member of the Bishopric and his Primary. iiw.rf tlian fixHifiti of wnw sure in thai having Fontiar f and SATURDAY, and Mr. and Mrs. Myron Rich- famly . Coseel Burke of CalUornia nas at your oiiiuiaiiJ always. 6 5 and to 5X hiiKM.th, ards spent Sunday in Benson, arrangements makine been Trohtnirf you lone li ihr ai You'll f l ' tjkk,, relatives. A C. to teacn you are oi.r whell..-visitinz S. of U. flow K,wer. An.l it' to le the effort return Don and Vocal Trio ' Kay, Mary sf CURTIS or iU rquully atnou oiht strai;lit ll.ntiac .neat a weekend driviii" the Mrs. Jesse Davis and Miss Gaddie . this winter. He spent CHANEY onipaiiion. Eunce Hillyard of Smithfieia Mire that you are driving M'hu'lievrr ran in on TAYLOR to vou X cl.oo, vou Ogden took Roy Davis i ... ami one of it n.ohl iiMnlern ei'im AiimtuVh one of Wednesday, when he began his of l'onliar H.wer Jilanls lia the the hasir For prove.1. e million owner, trip to South America. He exapproval of more than two several months, be to g gone fhouM I pects JE hi engine in iut one of ihe reason why you ou n,orfc Mrs. Davis and daughter Ruth, Voiitiac-rotmany in ne cott. modrti at extra all on a t Ihitt optional it Second took Mtss Hillyard to Smithfield in the evening. FALL Mrs. Mina Ward visited in Og1st House East of Post Office in Bear River City den, Thursday. Mr and Mrs. Wilford Ward 1 Phone Brigbam AY, MONDAY, TREMONTON Phone Bear River 2391 Mrs. Lyle Wag-sta- ff and daughter, DIAL 3956 ST 1, 8, of Logan, visited at the Ira HAM BENDIX Ward home, during the week. JRE TREVOR Mr. and Mrs. Welton Ward visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ARLES BICKFORD Ard Ward, Sunday. Mrs. Vesta Davis and daughter Ruth, went to Logan Third Ward, to hear Elder Jack Hale report jTII his mission experiences. He was Don Davis' first missionary comII sESDAY, THURSDAY panion. was held 1ST 10 and 11 Ward conference The . primary SPALOOKA evening Sunday . .. T7T , - Irth WWOHAKD - i m-sis- ter f1 ,f"" ""r""" , ; r yc ; ; ' PHEUM IEATRE Poivcrvd by thv World's Siruelvst Enyine! " at-"- 1T I tri win-nev- r , . DALTONS AGAIN" 1 DR. J. H. McNAlWARA 1 ut lriv-in- liydra-Mali- Co-B- Veterinarian IN" Wayne Sandall Motor Co. 583-R1- nnnnn The BABE v STORY' t was reorganized with Marie Ward, replacing Florence Udy as president. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Udy attended the ball game in Ogden, Monday night. fighting Mad" Attraction "Perilous Waters" nsr1 hj m m u ? f? r m ,J IJ Second rr n rv 0 riII C U) ll ifisf0M "" flu ilKf Li f?l7nrf T. . 0 far J I LEADER CLASSIFIEDS BRING RESULTS HEADQUARTERS FOR " A' Irrigation and Drainage Pipe Concrete or Clay Sewer Tile CORRUGATED METAL Culverts - miKMmi Headgates ' 1LLU and REINFORCED PLAIN Unrfer Tfce Hew Government Concrete Culverts W. 1625 R. WHITE COMPANY lr Ol IS SUZPLDS STEEL PRE-FABIIICAT- 12.ft. Long By 3 EXCELLENT ft. Wide. CONDITION HOOKS THESE been tested and has oroin .toraee strengtn. -- & I f? A 32' wide building holds 32,000 r,. , i ? J of the two snaaruVarious no lengths .- -j ,;n r vp vou any den' Uapac(ty".A To Y 100' Butler Building wfil give you 44 000 bu capacty. . ' I i i ' h l jSKti SECTIONS JOINED with . . . 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Buy a Butler Building larTe to store both your grain and mplementf, feed, seed, etc. You can do bv simply partitioning off your?1" ind using utility end of your building for many farm purposes. farm building you have a sturdy, practical to your farm. asset that will be a permanent a When you buy a Butler Building, you get with farm building that is especially designed Burch CorpoTaUon 28 CUT, UTArt 860 RICHARDS ST. P. O. Box 2013 (it 4165riTY. - .4,1021 lAir-- r Phoneis UTAH Duff Norton |