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Show f TREMONTON and SAVE! f The BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, Tremonton, Utah sisters of Providence. The Senior class of the Sunday school under the supervision of class leaders Walter E. Fridal and Sterling Meldrum attended Sunday School In Washakl Sunday Morning. They have been studying the Book of Mormon and this trip to a Lamanite reservation was in relation to ther Thursday, September 15, 1S43 was held Tuesday night. DancMr. and Mrs. Wm. Petersen with their parents Mr. and Mrs. The Drews Visit In Colorado four days last week, visiting In was the feature of the even- accompanied their son Willis to Art Ward on ing Mr. Mrs. Sunday. and Petersen Vernal, Denver Colorado and iVilliam Harry Drew, ing and a square dance set un- Salt Lake where he Mrs. Clarice Hlrschl enterTuesday City by Mr. and Mrs. through the Rocky Mountain der the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Abel and made his report and visited relatives of a tained number Julian of Ogden. spent National Park. Peter Y. Heppler Rasmussen of Logan ;red to Winnemurelatives and friends. on on and friends her birthday a on demonstrated and weeek several this taught The Primary Stake Board met square dances. at the home ol Mary W. Peter- - j inur5Qay-RPMr. and Mrs. J. O. Hadfield Eichard Greger-- j Mnnrtav aftpmnnn at a sop- FIN EST COM FOR T B ETTER SHOWS visited Salt Lake City Brigham on Friday to see ial complimentary to Mrs. Angle ests at the home Adams who has moved to Logan the Peach Day parade. Forsberg and sen Mrs. Greger-ak- er class work. and is leaving the board. Mrs. Mrs. Irene and daugh-- i two Mrs. Mr. Inez Johnson and in meeting Pack, daughInes Bown Mrs. Grace WarnkejMrs' on Satur-- ; son were a ters ters law in in were and under was Brigham guests nich and Mrs Fllen Panener of Bear NEW YORK. Artist Char he Genealogical of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Rasmussen River Stake were Invited euests .'day where they saw the Peach usical numbers last Sunday The ladies are sis- Baskerville trudged two day over day parade and picniced at the Mr. and Mrs. Cascel Burkel ters. Mrs. mountain high and passes to get Into and family of California have park. by Mr. Mrs. Ed Udy accompanied Miss The opening social for mutual Nepal ,n and her two moved to Logan to make their HEY! KIDS! OUR REGULAR SATURDAY MATINEE will Admission to the tiny kingdom Ardes Adams to Perry on Satur at 2:00 P. M. Will BE OVER at 500 P. M. Come on the northeastern frontier of home. Mr. Burke will teach at start where she visited her mother India is "by invitation only." But U. S. A. C. this winter. They day OXE COMTLETE SHOW ONLY! Early when he got there he found the were weekend guests at the home and friends. Mrs. Ed Udy and Marion Hales country lined with paved roads of her parents Mr. and Mrs. PARENTS Bring your kiddies at 2:00 P. M. were in Brigham at the Relief and plenty of American-madP. Hansen last week.. auPICK THEM UP at 5:00 P. M tomobiles. Society Stake Convention last "They carry in the automobiles Thursday. on the heads of coolies," BaskerJoel Richards and Emma Lou 16, 17 ville said. "There are no railChantrill of Rexburg, Idaho were roads." married in the Salt Lake Temple Mrs. Merle Udy iikiiurrtCM IRlTCDM ATinKIAL S4 . Baskerville, who just returned on Thursday. President Robert 1 from his strange expedition, was Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Hadfield Burton performed the ceremony THE the first western artist in history accompanied by Mrs. Douglas! in the presence of the brides admitted to the country, and he Roche and attended the parents Mr. and Mrs. Chantrill, baby made his manners by painting inter-stat- e possee meet in Rup- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Richards portraits of the maharajah and the ert, Idaho, Saturday. king. parents of the groom and other On Tuesday evening Mrs. Mau-rin- e members of the immediate fam"I found the maharajah worldly and charming," Baskerville Udy entertained at a com- ilies. They left immediately for went on. "He's the prime minis- bined birthday party for three a short trip to Southern Utah. 18, 19 ter and the real ruler of the coun- members of a birthday club They were honored upon their DANCEABLE OF MUSIC THE SWEET try. He spoke English fluently and group. The ladies being enter- return at a reception in Rexburg sat for me in flowing were Maurine tained Udy, Grace Idaho, headdress. I thought a bunch Clarice Hirschi. A Ford Richards of Salt Lake of grapes were dangling over his Allen, and IF I was Vocalist SONNEY but very were As ear, lovely evening enjoyed stayed with his parents Mr. and SOMERS, TURING for rubies. they mph'J 111 the king, he's less articulate than by the ladies present. Mrs. Ralph Richards on Monday the maharajah. He has been out Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ward visited night. 9:00 BEFORE OUPLE of the country to Calcutta twice, OCPLE THEREAFTER. ibina but that's all." STAGS WELCOME. To entertain his royal hosts if in I CHARGE .KING VIDOR henry blanke p."-"while doing their portraits, Basrice I'l ". kerville hung a large mirror at an angle, so they could see what he 20, 21, 22 was doing. They were fascinated. "pn it "The maharajah may open the ;ine If a fellow works all the time he's accused country to industralization," said of i, getting rich. Baskerville. "He thinks no place :an5. rue is safe from intrusion now, because If he plays too much, he is called a sport. of paratroops." loretta tyckr He forsees factories rising in the s If he locks his door too often, he is indemidst of the Nepal valley, a steer Yen pendent. IXIXG SHOWS START AT 7:30 P. M. tropical paradise given over to cotton, wheat and rice. So we are JUST TAKING A REGULAR i afetjj id SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 17 I "I was a guest seven weeks," VACATION of TWO WEEKS. LA-' I v " Baskerville went on. "They gave DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM LONG! IT me BE PATIENT BE WON'T a JUST of private house and plenty ventic servants. But I was under constant j - W T f fJfk. Ill 'ucks tor. J j n Artist Finds Nepal ! Full of Contrasts On Strange Journey lei mi - i a m fgi) i A-m- os CNG . e . . FRI. SAT., Sept. yery Soiurday AN COLBERT MacMURMY fAMltf HONEYMOON" ANTE S In Logan SUN., MON., Sept. BEECHERS ORCHESTRA YOU HAVE HEARD IT BEFORE Toc . TUES., WED., TI1UR. Sept iberty Theatre fs trt Young ( CMSS Tremonton fra- Johnson bird-haunt- n j i a ings a Never Before Held Such Emotion. .Such Drama! fr ARTHUR RANK presents them J. buy, STEWART VALERIE HOBSON RANGER x I - it- - COLOR BY ! 'jrVoNlfl .Jv Isk.yTr ,aJ so "PRARIE PIRATES" "EAOLE UON ... FILMS RELEASB ! SERIAL . DAY, TUESDAY, 18, 19, 20 SEPTEMBER, barracks and i Adams Drug Store i KIDS ill I " VI Jl J I -1 I Matinee SATUKDAY 2:03 to 5:00 p. m. Come Early! in U UMill JO LI S I iff im SANTA MARIA, CALIF. The wings of war have given way to chicken wings at Santa Maria air base. Four years ago 15,000 men lived here in a big "city" of 3,476 acres, but after V-- J Day the camp was a ghost town until Santa Maria officials got the idea of converting it into a giant chicken farm. More than 200,000 broilers and fryers are being fattened in the former TO Closed from Sept. 18 to Oet. 2nd Chicken Wings Rsplaeing Wings of War at Air Ease t mm surveillance, more for my own protection than anything else. Sometimes I was almost swamped by friendly mobs. I went everywhere and painted everything. One day 28,000 Hindus came over the mountains and swam in the Bhagnuth river sort of the Ganges of Nepal and considered holy." 1n n on i ii mm IL.U1 and so will you in this big rugged Dodge! ware- houses. Special feed and lighting hurry the maturing process, so that each bird lives only 10 weeks from egg to frying pan. A packing company has leased the base refrigerator building and expects to handle about two million chickens a year. 1 lr , .41 and THURSDAY SEPTEMBER, 21 and m ORPHEUM THEATRE 22 FRIDAY and SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 and 17 Double Feature Jti' Eli McllALLY coud pay a thousand dollars more and still not get all the extra roominess. . . ease of handling . . . famous dependability of Dodge! mi look eon A UjS. PICTURE L Ymi ee the extra comfort in the wider. longer, higher interiors that give real stretch-ou- t roominess lor alL "The extra value D" aand MONDAY, 18 and 19 . SEPTEMBER CLARK GABLE WALTER PIDGEON VAN JOHNSON BRIAN DONLEVY CHARLES BICKFORD JOHN HODIAK thof tain cfj:c:ui!:D justice... ( EDWARD ARNOLD forbigtown "COMMAND racketeer!. DECISION" ir TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, SEPT. 20, 21, 22 yfllJf a 1 mi m t am m m m n 5 t UUR ELLIOT & BETTY GRABLE DAN DALLEY in "When My Baby Smiles At Me" EYTHE pm VALENTINE WIUIAM C. IHOMAS IN TECHNICOLOR SERIAL . . . 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