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Show Thursday April THE LEADER. Tremonton. Utah 12, 1951 Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Sorensen were In Montana on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mer- EAST GAflLAflD Mrs. Eph Peterson Mr. and Mr3. Paul Larson and family were In Salt Lake City Saturday and Sunday for conference and the funeral service for President George Al- bert Smith which they watched on television. Paul also attend- ed the North Western States Missionary reunion-Fou- r of the Primary officers attended Primary conference in Salt Lake City on Thursday. They were Mrs. Pearl Rhodes, Bernice Peterson, Rita Sorensen and NaVelle Rhodes. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Sorensen and Lewis and Jim were; dinner guests of Mr.' Sunday and Mrs. James Hughes in on Sunday. Og-d- en lin Larson. Mr. and Mrs. Marlln Sorensen visited with relatives Tuesday afternoon, Mr. Sorensen Is so much improved that he is able to walk about again. and Mrs. Allen Sorensen daughter Touron of Denver, Colorado spent Friday night and Saturday at the Henry Sorensen home. Mr. and Mrs. Pulsipher brought them over Friday evening and the Sorensens took them back to Avon Satur day evening. Mrs. Henry sorensen and girls, Betty Jean and Patricia, were in Logan on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Korth, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Christensen, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Harper. Mr. COLLINSTON Mrs. R. W. Warlike and Mrs. Mrs. Lee Stone returned home Odell BiKler Tuesday evening after spending a week In California- - In San Diego they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cherry and small son Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ericksen attended a reunion for Danish Missionaries in Salt Lake City cn Friday night. Grace Warnke spent Wednesday and Thursday In Salt Lake City where she attended Pri mary Convention. She was an overnight guest of her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Hunter. Marie Lefler was hostess to and in San Francisco they visited with Eugene Bigler who Is sixteen members bf the Renattending a school fox Naval dezvous Club at her home Fri Instruction. day afternoon. Special guests were Marie Miller of Brigham and Marian Ericksen. and Mrs. Wendell Hansen, and City served bv the Mr. and Mrs. De LaMar Cutler Luncheon was of Snowville were in Riverside hostess and Ollie Bowen- Cards Thursday evening at the home were played during the afterof Mr. and Mrs. Howard Capen- - noon with Drizes poinsr to Juan- er to celebrate the birthday an- ita Bigler, Maurine Jensen and Gertrude Secrlst. niversary of Mr. Capener. Mrs. Joseph Durfey motored Mr. and Mrs. Alva Rhodes of Idaho spent Sunday to Salt Lake City Wednesday Carey, night with Mr. and Mrs. Bill where she attended Primary conference. Potter. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Malon and Mrs. B. F. Jonnson returned Mrs. Gus Malan of Ogden and home Sunday after spending Mr. and Mrs. Fred 'Dinenager a week at. the home of her of Bothwell were Sunday din- mother, Mrs. R. H. Daines in n Logan. She went there after bener guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grover, the occasion being ing hospitalized for a few days. the birthday anniversaries of She is reported to be making a Mrs. Malan and Mr. Dinenager. satisfactory recovery. Thursday evening, Mr. and Bishop Elton Wardle of the Mrs. Golden Adams picked up Ogden Eighth ward was a Jay Mitchell in Ogden and went Thursday caller at the home of on to Salt Lake City for Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Bell. and Mrs. W. A. Adams who had Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Durfey of been there on a visit. Jay left Ogden spent Saturday as guests the next morning for camp in of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Durfey. California where he is in the Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bate-ma- n armed service. and son of Ogden visited Mr. and Mrs. Golden Adams Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. had as Sunday guests Mr. and Joseph A. Ericksen. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Johnson Mrs. Hugh Adams and family motored to Idaho Falls, Tuesday of Blackfoot, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Pack of where they visited until ThursSalt Lake City who had spent day with their daughter, Mr. the week in Tremonton visited and Mrs. Thayle - Neilsen. Mrs. afternoon with the Neilsen returned home with Sunday Adams'. them to spend a few days. Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Bowen Mr. and Mrs. Ruel Nielson of Idaho Falls called at the L. M. and family were Sunday dinner Holman home on Thursday on guests of Mr. and Mrs. George their way to Salt Lake City for Jackson in Logan. conference- They returned Sunand Alf George Johnson day and spent the afternoon Johnson visited Sunday with and had supper with them. Mrs. Alice Mifflin in the Dee Accompanying them was Mrs. hospital in Ogden. Allie Hansen of Idaho Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas. Oyler Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hansen and family of Perry visited were in Salt Lake City Monday Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dick and Tuesday. Jensen and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mrs. Dortha Thompson and Jensen. Afternoon callers were two boys and Mrs. LaVere Rob- - Mr. and Mrs. Max Archibald of bins and son, Jerry, of Tremon Blackfoot, Idaho. ton spent Friday afternoon at Mr. and Mrs. Jens Veibell and the J. P. Christensen home. family were Sunday dinner Mrs. Eph Peterson and Mr. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marion and Mrs. Ed Isaacson accom- Troseth in Cornish. panied Mr., and Mrs. Don Ray Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Bell of Thatcher to Salt Lake City were in Ogden Saturday after, on Saturday. They returned noon. home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bid- Wil-do- A HEW DISC HARROW you'll want fo see ALUS-CHALMER- 7 11-- B S This disc harrow Is built to do a thorough field is level or job of chopping and pulverizing, whether uneven. Flexible connections permit each of the four gangs to work at proper depth at all times. Hydraulic or mechanical angling control. Two styles combination cutaway blade or regular smooth blade. Three sizes ft, 7 ft, or 8 ft. LOOK HOW THIS DISC TURNS Disci the ends without gouging a ii. i.Li n.. ! Ta mUunul AMI. nectors. Hydraulic lever or trip rope angle gangs to desired working position. tracAi you turn Each gang follows the out ends, tor at just the right position to disc considerdoes a level discing job, and takes ably less power. die and son, Sidney and Maurine Francis and son, Timmy of Tremonton spent Sunday in Logan visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Don Olsen. They called on Mrs. Guy Biddle and childern during the afternoon. Dr. and Mrs. Don Johnson of Roosevelt were Sunday overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson visited Tuesday in Brigham City with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Watkins. Mrs. of Mary Maughan Wellsville spent Saturday and with her daughter, Sunday Anna Durfey. Mr. and Mrs. Verl Soelberg of Provo visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Bell and Lincoln Bell. Allie Durfey and Anna Durfey attended a family birthday party in honor of Cynthia Earl in Logan recently. NATIONAL ' AND HOME HOUR ' Saturday f ARM ) fpius-aiaLUGns"- tvery NBC BOX ELDER MOTOR CO. Tremonton Phone 2311 tfibsT heavenly carpets by LEES fashion opening . .apbil Airing Blankets Daily airing of blankets In use not only is a good sanitary practice but helps them last longer and hold their fluffy warmth and comfort. a-- is 1k( Measuring Dates for the FURNITURE GIRL GRADUATES of BEAR RIVER HIGH remember that a package of pitted dates measures about one and one-hacups. ten-oun- 51 HALES BROS. 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SAFETY-SIGH- T INSTRUMENT PANEL, with shielded instrument lights. POWERGLIDE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION with 105-h.valve-in-hea- d engine . . . optional on De Luxe models at extra cost. solid value. Outweighs all field. Greater weight feel. every dimension . . . tread in the KNEE-ACTIO- Tremonton TRI STATE LUMBER Phone 5911 CO- TREMONTON J |
