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Show THE LEADER, Tremonton, Utah Mr. and Mrs. Ed Vanderhoof PLYMOUTH and family spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Chester Archibald of Grace, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Merrel of Idaho Falls, were Tuesday cuests of Mr. and Mrs. De Wayne Lamb. Mr. and Mrs. Oleen Joseph-so- n and family visited with their grandmother and mother, Mrs. Sarah Josephson and brother, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Joseph-so- n on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. LaMont Lamb moved to Ogden Monday. Thursday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Archibald were Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hess and granddaughter Shiela of Brigham and Mr. and Mrs. El lwyn Hess and son Micheal cf Minnesota. Mr .and Mrs. Ezra Mason and family of Fielding, were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Jetta Whiting Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Hess and. Glenda, were In granddaughter, ' from Wednesday Arco, Idaho, until Friday to visit with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Matthews. Their son DeVere, who Is staying in Arco, jeturned with them to spend a Jew days here. He returned on Monday. Miss Glenda Archibald, of O3- den, has been spending the Christmas holidays with her 'grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Hess. Mrs. LaVaun Nish and Mrs. Anna Nish spent one day in Salt Lake last week. Mr. and Mrs. George Archibald and daughter Ila, were in Malad Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smith were in Brigham during the Lamb. Tireek. Mrs. Steed Estep and Mrs. Vanderhoof were Ogden vis itors Thursday. Sgt. George R. Archibald was 3n Ogden Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Preston Steed; and family of Salt Lake spent Thursday and Friday at the liome of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Piersons. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Holt and daughter have moved to Ogden where Jack is now employ EA ed. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Giles and daughter Gayla, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Huesser were Sun day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orval Nish. Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Nish were 1n Logan Tuesday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Steed Mr. and Mrs. Oleen Josephson and family had New Year's dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Williams at Malad. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Call of Malad, gave a dinner in honor of Boyd Josephson who is home on furlough, and nU parents. Vernon Josephson, Boyd Coombs of Fielding and Leland Anderson of Bear River City have returned to their base at Sheppard Field, Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Steed Estep and Harriet Archibald visited with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Archibald of Pocatello, Sunday. Miss Sandra Starr nad a Christmas party for her neigh borhood children. Games were played and refreshments serv ed. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Archibald and daughter NaDean and Elda the wedding Lamb, attended dance for Mr. and Mrs. Wynn Zundell at Snowville. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lamb were guests of Mr, and Mrs. Ezra Ma ison of Fielding Thursday even' tag. Sunday evening, services were held in honor of Sgt. Geo. R. Archibald who left Tuesday for California. He is being transferred from Hill Field, Tuesday morning his parents, Mr, and Mrs. George R. Archi bald his wife Rilla Beth and her parents Mr. and Mrs. John of Portage, took him to Salt Lake where he left for the coast. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Vanderhoof, received word from their son Monte L., who is serving with the navy, that he was in Ko-ire- a. Mrs. Jesse Hess spent a few days at the Valley hospital due tc a heart attack. Mr. and Mrs. George Jones of Malad and Mrs. David Hill of Pocatello visited here last Wednesday. Mrs. Alvira Sylvester is visiting her sister Mrs. Hannah Thursday, January 4, 1951 dancers enjoyed a Christmas rection of Essie Peterson, and played and refreshments servparty Wednesday evening. The Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Christensen. ed. On Wednesday, the Isaacher time was spent In dancing after A pot luck luncheon was served sons, Mrs. F. G. Korth and Andrea Huggins Mrs. DeVerl Payne took Fred cafeteria style. which a delicious lunch was AnderLaVere Mr. to Mrs. and Salt Lake, where Fred found Mr. r Mrs. anandand art shr andand tOn and Eph Peterson and son Rex were guests at a he had a thirty day leave, so. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Lamb son entertained their club Sat- served. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Hugserved a turkey dinner New urday evening. A delicious turturkey dinner of Mr. and Mrs. is home again to spend that Year's day tothe following: Mr. key dinner was served. Cards gins were dinner guests of Mr. Bill Cole at their home in Og- time. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Winters and and Mrs. Jesse Lamb and fami- were played with prizes going and Mrs. Roy Stenquist of Tre- den Sunday. to Fern Arbon, Clytie Anderson, monton Friday evening. ly, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew AtkinMr. and Mrs. Dean Grover family of Ogden visited TuesMr. and Mrs. Ercy Whittaker son and family and Mr. and Ellis Arbon and LaVere Andand of Ogden were over- day at the Issacson home. Carol erson. entertained a group of friends nightfamily Mrs. Roy Udy and family. guests of the Lafayette remained to spend the remainMr. and Mrs. Alvin Jensen at a New Year's eve party. Grovers der of the week. Carl and John Starr took Pfc. during the week. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Grover Donald Starr back to Salt Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jensen; Games were played and a deThe Tom had theiri Harpers motored to Cali-- i licious lunch was served. and other members of the PatFriday, from where he return- of Benjamin, New at home for Year's family fornia, where they visited the Mr .and Mrs. Clifford Huggins dinner. Mrs. Dale Gardner and terson family spent the holied to his base at Biloxi, Bernard Christensens over the of Brigham visited his brother, son, who had spent the week day at the home of her grandNew Year's day. holidays. to their home mother, Mrs. Ray Patterson afi returned here, Patricia Christensen of Salti Mr. and Mrs. Harry Holman West Point. with Mr. Gardner, Monday. Lake Mr. anr3 Mrs. N. E. Shaw of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grover, Flo, by Mrs. Robert wun City spent the holidays accompanied Mr. Mrs. and P. J. Christen her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Salem, Oregon, former resi Holman left for their home in and Steve and Mrs. Wayne Grosen and spent Monday; family dents of Tremonton, spent the Burbank, California, Wednes Raff Christensen. ver spent Saturday in Ogden. Mrs. Austin Johnson return evening at the Frank Wood fore part of the week visiting Mrs. Holman will spend Miss Patty Adams of Logan day. home. td home from the Coolev hos friends here. They were en- - the winter with them. Rex Peterson entertained a spent two days of last week route home after spending the pital Saturday, where she has Mr. and Mrs. Burton group of his boy friends at a with Marie Grover. Marie reoeen Christaias holidays in Salt funeral of Eva mucn seriously ill, but is now house party New Year's day. turned with her to Logan, the attended Lake. improved in health. where she spent the weekend! M. Eldredge in Bountiful Mrs. Lettie D. Oamnbell of Table games were played and at the Adams home. were served. refreshments Afton, Wyoming is visiting her Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bywater Mr. and Mrs. Courtley Hol The were Wendell Hansens CLASSIFIED ADS man and Mr. and Mrs. Heber daughter and family, the Aus Logan visitors visited with Mr. and Mrs. WayWednesday. tin Johnsons. Elm left for their home in The Joseph Oyler family met ne Grover on Tuesday. Mr. Mrs. Ivy Andersen and son Before buying automobile Inis on furlough from the after on New Year's for dinner at thei California, spend Friday, Byron spent the weekend in surance be sure to see JAMES armed forces. the holidays here. Mr. Mrs. home of and Gale ing Salt Lake City with hersister. BROUGH, agent in Tremonton. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Rurt Mrs. Octavo Wieler and Mrs. Welling in Fielding. All the tfne. and were Beverly were Logan visitorsl and daughter, Barbara are Fontella Burrell of members present. family Salt Lake in Mexico. City visited VACANCY: The Daryl Building spending some time The Wayne Archibalds are Wednesday. their parents Mr. at their home in Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Rock and and Mrs. back apartment, (post office Bldg.) Albert Holmgren. Lou to motored Call 2842. tfnc he is attending school. at the Arden Johansen home in where daughter, Betty Mr. and Mrs. Redd and son of DeNew Year's dinner guests at Ogden Tuesday. California to visit ther son, Ogden spent the holidays with Auto Glass Installation for all Vere who there stationed with the J. W. Rhodes home were Dick Hodges of Ogden was a is the Leslie Jensens. make cars. Dick's Auto Shop. Mrs. Ada Cheney and Mr. and weekend guest of Jesse F. Petforces. armed the tfnc Phone 3556 Mrs. Theron Wood of Salt Lake ersen Jr. Three of our homes were will pay made happier for the holidays UTAH Dr and Mrs. Wm. Eli Hawkins GARLAND City. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wood had cash for dead or useless cows, by having their soldier sons were visited on Wednesday by Anor Trewith them. Leland (Sonny) horses, sheep supper New Year's evening at hogs. Dial Mrs. Eph Peterson Mrs. Lincoln Hansen and her monton 2141 or Garland tfs dersen, stationed in Texas visthe Rhodes home. The Lyn Larsons entertained daughter, Emma Lou, and Mrs. ited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. The members of the Birthday FOR RENT: Modern furnished a club Christian entertained their husbands' Anderson; group of friends on New Milton Ensign of Salt Lake Hartley tfnc apt. Dial 4937. a eve. They played cards at Mr. of Year's and Mrs. held at son the home of Anderson, party Mr., and Mrs. Burnice FOR SALE Two purebred, reg Alvin Andersen and Ted Rams-del- l, Mrs. Naomi Oyler Monday even and enjoyed a luncheon. and son Kenneth, were L. R. son of Mr. and Mrs. Dew- ing. Bingo was played and re Tuesday guests of the istered, Burke bulls, artificialNew Year's dinner guests of Mr. r. were Mr. at Shaffers Mrs. freshments and 8 l, of visited home. to and Ramsdell served twenty-fouey ly sired by Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Loyal Bankhead and son of and Mrs. Kay Shuman in BrigCache Valley Breeding Ass'n. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Rhodes of Fresno, California, Mrs. Vilate: ham City. of Ft. Lewis, Washing Ready for service. Owen R. a 4763. few ton are Phone tic Stokes. days with Carey, Idaho spent part of the Bankhead of Los Angeles, and1 visiting J. C. Jensen and daughter, their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mil- holidays here, and were din- J. H. Laub and son of ClearSEE US for your upholstery ton Hazel of Salt Lake spent the and Mr. and Mrs. ner guests of the Homer Mar field. Bywater needs. Will call at your" home Packer Hatch of Corinne. bles during their stay. Mr. and. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Godfrey and New Year weekend at the Ferris with samples and give free; Joe Del Huggins entertained Mrs. Bill Potter were also guests family of Clarkston spent the Allen home. estimates. (Airfoam rubber) a few friends at a watch party for the dinner. holidays at the Shaffer home. Stokes Upholstery, Phone 4763 Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Fronk The Sidney Sorensen family Elaine Sorensen of Logan was Sunday evening. Games were tic played and refreshments the guest of Sandra Potter for visited Thursday in Clarkston spent New Year's with her parthree days during the holidays. with relatives. Nelda Christen-- 1 ents in Layton. On Tuesday The Relief Society held a soc- sen of Salt Lake City returned Mrs. Ezra Harris accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Grant Checketts DONT FORGET . THE entertained a group of friends ial Friday night for the mar- with them and spent a couple them to Salt Lake. PUBLIC SQUARE DANCE Saturday evening. Square danc- ried folks of the ward. During of days at the Sorenson home. at the Armory in Garland Mr. and Mrs. Horton C. MillMrs. Edwin Isaacson enterthe program Ardes Adams sang ing was enjoyed. every Saturday night. Geniel Jensen of Ogden spent a solo, Alice Isaacson gave a tained at dinner for the family er and son, Wallace of Farm-ingtEveryone invited. were weekend guests at( the holidays with her parents, reading, Merle Larson played a of Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Issacson A. L. Cook home. They, with to Isaon the solo two honor Fred Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jensen. and readings! Monday, piano Mr. and Mrs. Ross Olsen of were given by Mrs. Howard acson, who enlisted in the navy the Cooks were dinner guests ATTENTION SQUARE DANC a on New Year's day at the home ERS There is still room for 4 Brigham visited at the Ernest Maughan, who with her hus- - recently. In the evening 23 of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond of were in band the home gathyoung people more couple in Moroni Ward's Huggins Sunday. wardjj group visiting in Garland. his was were ered honor. in di Recreation Shirts Games under the Skirts and The for Square class be Square Dancing ginners, starting Monday. For further information call 2821 Wolverton. Mrs. Robert Ipsen and Wynne are visiting with mother Mrs. Jesse Hess. BEAR RIVER CITY By-wat- er EAST 53-- J3 Hun-sak- H-- er H-- By-wat- er . - on FOR EXPERT PLUMBING & HEATING PHONE 4741 or 3201 PROMPT ATTENTION Hun-sak- er GIVEN TO REPAIRS CRANE and ELJER PLUMBING FIXTURES FURNACES CONCO Oil-fire- d Also TTfXE 1 F.H.A. LOANS for remodeling bathrooms and installing heating plants. MELDRUM PLUMBING CO. TREMONTON At Rear of TREMONTON LUMBER & HARDWARE tic FOR SALE Two bedroom house very reasonable. See Lewis Dodd. Just north of Rogers t2c Mortuary. 2 FOR SALE John Deere "D! tractors, 3 and 4 plow. 1950 model. Practically new. Robbins ltc Implement Co. NO CHILD should miss "Mr, Popper's Penguins," third of the series of 'University Young Feople's Theatre" plays, Sat urday, January 13, on the Bear River high school stage. Curtain time 8 o'clock. Tickets at door. FOR RENT Upstairs ed apt. Call 2821. mm? i make these ltc furnish- Trucks Advance-Desig- n ltc FOR SALE 42 Ford club coupe radio, heater and fog lights. Nearly new 100 horse power mo tor. See Jack Boyce. ltc by FARRELL J. BESS LOST Gray knitted embroid' ered glove. IValued as a gift. Return to Audrey Johnson atj Valley Cleaners. itc Speed Overhaul Jobs With Homemade Piston Cleaner If you do your own mainte- nance on your car, you may be interested in making this little gadget we heard about It makes the scraping of piston ring grooves fast and easy. 1 - 'section of V , ATTENTION PROPERTY OWN ERS Warfarin, the new rat and mouse killer now available in family size packages Guaranteed to eradicate com .. Call us about it Fine products like this plus faithful service are the mainstays of our local business. "Prmium Tyj" nU u dnianaUd V tht American Pttroinm Inttitut. VpisHon ; break 'off square ' ' ; Handle ... ' Dial 2251 3tc FOR SALE Red delicious ap pies. Mrs. Oluf Johnson. ltp For that good cheap Auto sea Mel Foxley or dial 2281 or 3901 tfnc oe Of course, you won't have to worry about this job if you use New RPM Motor Oil The first motor oil developed through atomic research, New "RPM," compared with conventional oils, doubles the life of average automobile engines between major overhauls due to lubrication . . . cuts in half the wear-rat- e of vital engine parts. Distributed by FARRELL pletely. Markham'a East Main St., Tremonton, Utah . Great Features Everywhere You Look GREAT ENGINE FEATURES Two New Great Engines Efficiency Valve-In-HeBlue-Fla- Power-J- et Single-Un- Combustion Carburetor Perfected Cooling Lubrication Specialized Thermostatic Heat Control Cast Alloy Iron Pistons ay 2091. run. iuuni; Modern A Staadns Oil I CMla J. OESS Tremonton dissf Prtetd Dual-Sh- oe Parking Brake lhary-dutmadtli) New Torque-Actio- n Brakes llifhl duty inedtM Parking Brake trantmiuienl ffflods with Steering Column Gearshift Synchro-Mes- tmodth wild J GREAT CHASSIS FEATURES spd Irommmion) h Transmission an mod.w Wide Range of Springs GREAT CAB AND BODY FEATURES New Ventipanes In Cabs Cab ed Seats Adjustable Seat Assures Proper Improved Full-Wid- th Eye Level Hypoid Rear Large Door Openings Cab Visibility er Side Doors Held Open by Stop Sturdy Steel Construction Bodies Pick-U- p Bodies with Flush Skid Strips Insulated Panel Bodies g Stake Bodies Gravel Shield Fenders Hood Counterbalanced Alligator-JaOver-Cent- Unit-Desi- Extra-Stron- Full-Wid- th One-Pie- Rugged. Rigid Frames w Axles vr tfnc 4 modt'sJ thwry-dut- New UNFURNISHED APT. FOR RENT Dial Rear Axle Housings Rear Brakes it Twin-Acti- i it suiiff MOM CHIVtOUTS IN use than room home at Garland. Inquire of 8. W. Capenar, Garland, or Jesse R. Lewis, 2336 Jackson Ave., Off den. 12p 2fnc FOR SALE: Five room mrvWn home. Were leaving town. Mane your own terms. Call 4837. tfnc FOR SALE: A good cafe bldg. Equipment and stock. $3150 00 J. H. Miller, Broker, 51 South Main Brigham City. Phone 360J. ' See Co. Chevrolet FrOnK mi DIAL TreaMntoa ANT OTHH TtUCtl |
