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Show Thursday. February THE LEADER. Tremonton. Utah 25. 1954 Club News Bear River Teams Debaters, orators and speakers of Bear River high school 26 of them will attend a regional speech meet Friday and Saturday at Weber College. Contestants from Utah, Idaho, and Wyoming are expected to to Milton attend, according Johnson, speech instructor. Class A debating teams inLITERARY GROUP SYLVIA CIIRISTESSES clude Walter Hansen and James MEETS IN GARLAND OBSERVES BIRTHDAY Waldron; Margaret Thompson members and Margie Didrickson; Rayda evening, Wednesday Honoring Mrs. Sylvia Christ- of the Tremonton-Garlan- d Lit Kirby and Sandra Day; Patricia ensen on her birthday Tuesday, erary Club and Ethel Petersen Eliason and Dianne Rose. friends called during the day to and Mrs. Kenneth Hunsaker Pierce and Moana Margene MR. and MRS. RUDOLPH SCHOLER offer good .wishes. Members of were graciously entertained by Karen Korth; Thompson and the family gathered at the home Dorothy Capener at her home Lanford and Susan Joan Lamb; lor a social hour of visiting dur- in Garland. Denna Christensen. ing the evening and served were Delicious refreshments Entered as class B. teams are luncheon to all present. served by the hostess. Roger Hall and Lavell Saund Ruth Johnson gave a very in ' ers; Janet Nicholas and Deanna CIVIC CLUB HEARS teresting review of "Desiree, Eggi; Loralee Hansen and Patsy Selinko. Mann. by Scholer Mrs. Mr. and Rudolph HIGH SCHOOL aobserved the sixieth annivers FARM BUREAU PLANS Oratory entrants Include Don PROGRAM na Rae Eberhart and Carol LITERARY GUILD ADDS ary of their wedding last week. JOINT MEETING Kent. Extemporaneous speakers Twice during the week members Students of Bear River high Tre- are Jay Allen, Rayda Kirby, and Tremonton The East met home at their of the family school entertained the members Members of the to honor their parents, and the monton Farm Bureau will meet Sandra Day and Roger Hall. of the Women's Civic League at Guild met at the home Literary for their March meetof Mrs. birthday of their together their meeting Thursday after- Howard Freiss Thursday even eighty fourth at home of Mrs. John O. the ing a occurs within which father, noon with a special assembly The Garfield. the Doris meeting will begin ing, Byington gave days of the wedding date. program of music and speech book, "Karen," by Marie K. few 2 p.m. with Proat f promptly the members All the living numbers. fessor Morris Killilean and the program for Scholer family were present inTaylor, of the The meeting was held at the the were given to members. cluding Minnie Petersen of Gg- - Extension Service as speaker. year The Bear River high school McKinley School with "Mrs. New members, Verne!! Mor den, Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Scholer He will treat the subject, "Farm band directed by Clair WoodShe as Mason hostess. Lamar Problems and Public Relation ward gave a concert Thursday rison, Mae Versluis and Roma of Burley, the Rudger served refreshments to those Whitaker welcomed. were Andy Jensens, Don Bur ship." All members of the Farm for students of Garland and present, including a new memrefreshments were ser- tons, and Norma Holmgren all Bureau are invited to toe pres- McKinley Schools. Before the Tasty ber, Mrs. Max Conley. ent. ved by the hostess. of this valley. program numbers, demonstratin The Scholers have Jived ions on various instruments SIM ADA CLUB MEETS FAMILY PARTY110NORS Tremonton since Mr. Scholer were given by members of the eleven retired about ago. years band, and a clarinet trio added Mrs. June Garfield entertain- WILLIAM HAWKINS Prior to that time, they lived variety to the program. ed the members of the Simada The family of Dr. W. E. Haw- on Iowa String where he operSuch famous band marches Stokes Study Club Wednesday evening kins met together to honor his ated a farm. as "Hall of Fame," and "Foot-lifterThe first baby for Jay and at the home of Mrs. Sarah Gar- eightieth birthday, while the were featured with more Joan Hunsaker Stokes, a boy, field. doctor and his wife were in numbers such as "Cool popular arrived Feb. 18. Mr. Stokes is Water," and "Mystic Caverns." The subject of the lesson was California. They met at the BIRTHDAYS HONORED Turkey. Dotty Whitney reported home of their daughter, Mrs. principal of the Honey ville Considerable has progress on the government of the coun- Rudd Hardesty in Snn Mateo, Mrs. R. Z. lleppler entertain- school. been made by the band since Rudd try; Mildred Shumway on their for the birthday observance. A ed Thursday afternoon in honor the school year began and Mr. education and Glenna Hales on beautifully decorated cake bear- of the birthdays of Mrs. Alvin Ross and Bonnie Hansen Woodward is to be congratulattheir art and literature. ing birthday candles was car- Norr and Mrs. J. P. Jones. In Rudd of Fielding are receiving ed on the performance of the A delicious lunchepn was ser- ried in by four grand daughters, the evening, the husbands of congratulations on the birth band. ved to 12 members and two while the 25 members of the the ladies present joined them f their first son, Feb. 18. Their other guests,, Mrs. Howard family assembled sang, 'Happy for dinner and a social evening. first child was a girl. Mrs. Daisy STUDY GROUP Freiss and Mrs. Dean Orwin. Hansen of Tremonton and Mr. Birthday." and Mrs. Clark Rudd of Field- EXTENDS INVITATIONS ENTERTAIN FRIENDS ing are grandparents.' The second study group of Kunzler a series of six being conducted Mrs. Ferrell Bess and Mrs. Another first baby arrived on by the Garland PTA will be Quentin Allen entertained at a the 19th for Max and Phyllis held March 5, at 7:30. Miss Bridge party Monday night at Udy Kunzler' of Park Valley. Jean Pugmire of Logan will be the Bess home. After enjoying Phyllis is a former Plymouth present to direct a discussion a delicious hot dinner, the girl. on a year round kindergarten. guests spent the evening at the Meacham All parents and others interestgame. Awards for play went to Also claiming Feb. 19th as a ed are invited to attend. Mesdames Bob Winzeler, Ike birthdate is the daughter of Winzeler, H. V. Peck, Dent Richard Leroy and Florence Rich, Eddie Krey and Harry Larsen Meacham of Park ValDrew. ley, . and . ' ' - - " Social Events Rudolph Scholers Celebrate Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary X- - - program are being sent to schools, churches and youth organizations in quest of outstanding boys and girls, Don Chiodo says. The Program is open to all boys and girls from the ages of 10 to 17. A candidate must be nominated by his or her teach Somewhere in our community er, principal, minister, church is an outstanding boy or girl leader, or youth organization who, because of his or her un- leader. All nominations will be selfish service toward others judged by a panel of professionachievements, al youth authorities. and Nomination deadline has been will be singled out by the Tremonton Junior Chamber of set for March 7, 1954, and the Commerce as the "outstanding program will be climaxed with award banquet on March 11 junior citizen" of Bear River an 1954. Valley. Presentation of tne Junior citizen award will climax an VACATION AT annual program to find and give suitable recognition to all out- LAS VEGAS Mr. and Mrs. Melbourne standing youths who have performed deeds and services above Archibald were in Las Vegas, and beyond those ordinarily ex- Nevada, a few days last week pected by society, reports Don for a vacation trip. They were Chiodo, chairman of the Jaycee guests of Mrs. Archibald's sister and her husband. Mr. and project. Letters explaining the new Mrs. Rees J. Stephens. Speech Meet Draws Jaycees Plan Together Sixty Years Junior Award For Citizenship all-arou- - GEPIIART STORES "BUY FOR CASH and PAY LESS' Grade Schools Hear B.R. Band Fors-gren- s, CO. BUY SEVERAL PAIR TODAY! Full Fashioned Sheer 60-1- 5 ," TT ho trick shot Valentine Robert and Barbara Gleason Valentine or Garland have two Mrs. R. G. Woodhead was the girls now, the second arrived gracious hostess Monday even-t- o Feb. 20th at the Valley hosthe ladies of her Bridge Club. pital. The ladies spent the evening at Coombs Two girls also comprise the cards, the hostess served a delicious luncheon and Ruth Wat-lan- d family of Keith and Lola Dean and Mildred Shumway Hill Coombs of Fielding. The were awarded the prizes. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Hill and Mr. and Mrs. BRIDGE CLUB FETED o col 1 Fortified with Alhydrox Get two killers blackleg and malignant edema with one 5 cc. shot. Alhydrox helps cutterI this potent bacteria build long lasting high immunities. 10 KUwl UACKUGOlS-HS'-O- n. . hot plv.t galntt both blockUg and malignant tdtma tion against shipping f.v.t! $ ui for detail. Cttor Trad lor.o-H- PLUS Avollabl Nan BOOKLORE CL13B ENTERTAINED Imm.nHt m hiohI potc Mly I ADAM'S DRUG STORE Phone Tremonton 3341 FRANK NISIIIGUC1II DRIVE THE HEW NYLON PIEC BUD PRINTS IN DAINTY FANCY PATTERNS. 36 Funeral Speaker's Name Omitted Only ' Omitted from the report of Walter Wyatt's funeral last week was the name of Kleon Kerr as speaker, which should have been listed with others on the program. 4 w Inches Wide. All Nylon yard AT GEPIIARTS Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Love-lan- d of Brigham City visited at 'BUY FOR CASH AND PAY LESS' the James Ransom home Ervin Coombs. Mrs. D. B. Green entertained the members of the Booklorc Club at her home Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Clyde Morris and Mrs. Lamoin Cowley were also guests. Mrs. LaRain Marble gave a very interesting review of John Steinbeck's novel, "East of Eden." A delicious luncheon was served by the hostess. Cvttw Vowhiw pair Only CLAIMS NEVADA GIRL AS BRIDE Mr. and Mrs. Frank O. Nishi-gucarrived home Monday from a honeymoon following their marriage on Feb. 14. An open house will honor the young couple Sunday from 2 to 6 p.m. at the family home In Riverside, with George Nishi-gucas host. The new bride is the former Miss Fumiko Ishii, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Yom Ishii of Ely, Nev. The marriage was performed at the Methodist Church in Ely. The couple travelled to the Los Angeles area on their honeymoon. They plan to make their home in Riverside, where Mr. Nishi-gucwill be engaged in farming. Westergaard Jay Westergaard, who is in Germany on military duty, and his wife, Rowane Thomas Westergaard are the proud parents of a baby girl born Feb. 22. The baby is their first child, the second grandchild for the Lynn Thomases, the first for the Nephi Westergaards and the second great-granchild for Mr. and Mrs. John C. Thomas. Chiodo Proudly accepting congratulations on a son are Gene and LaRee Mortensen Chiodo. This is their first child, and he was born Feb. 22. 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