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Show Thursday. November 4. 1954 Club News X,?' Alfred Daley, last week, married A group of ten young married who were were in Bountiful Wednesday S. couples met Saturday evening to a for supper. wedding evening in celebrate Halloween together The event was honoring Mr. and a party. Mrs. Bob Nunnely of Bountiful The party began at the Payne home with a spook on their wedding anniversary. of Mrs. Daley, who alley. The guests came in cost- The birthday umes and went on a scavenger was Mrs. Edith Fuller, prior to Funeral services for Morris was also hunt, then had lunch, and play- the recent wedding, S. "Jack" Newell, 64, who died observed by the group at the ed games. last week of a heart ailment, Mrs. Jesse Roberts won the dinner. were conducted Thursday afterprize for the best ladies costume noon in the Garland ward and Gall White won the best BRIDGE CLUB FETED chapel. Bishop Duane Archibald man's costume prize. Mrs. Gifford Watland was a of the Garland Second ward conducted the service. gracious hostess Thursday even The prelude and postlude PRIMARY WORKERS ing at her home. Members of were B. B. were Club played by Ethel Forsberg, her the Bridge ENTERTAIN offered the invocation. Law luncha served She Jay tasty The Stake Primary presid- guests. A sextet with Leila ladies was and the evening eon, spent ency, Mabel Stokes, Mary Pet- at cards. Thompson, Iva Larsen, Vida ersen and Connie Giles, who Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Manning, Agnes Bishop, Rhoda were recently released, v:re and Elizabeth Elmer Winzeler, Mrs. Dent Rich Christopherson, guests of honor at a party Ved. and Mrs. Joe Faith in sang, "My Manning Burgess for play. nesday evening. Members of the num as musical first the Thee", a it retiring board, Lela Heslop, Ida ber. Bishop Archibald and Ford and D.U.P. MEETS Miller, Edith Summers Scalley, manager of the Utah-Idah- o Olive Hume were also honored Sugar plant in Garland Midland Camp D.U.P. meetfor their service to the children then spoke of Mr. Newell's life ing was held Friday, Oct. 22nd of South Bear River Stake. and accomplishments. at 2 p.m. at the home of Grace Irene Morris, new president R. Evan Gee, F. L. Nye, as Helen Allen with of the Association, assisted by Brough, Charles Last and Harold Castle, her counselors, Vernell MorriLesson was by Irene Shuman ton then sang, "The Christian's son, and Mabel Romer and sec- on "State Emblems." A history Good Night". retary, Ina Clair Fuller were was read by Doris Brough on President W. J. O'Bryant was hostesses at the party which was the life of Anna Marie Fawson the next speaker, and following held at the home of Mrs. Morri- Cook. him, the sextet sang, "Beyond and Social Events i No-Ho- A Jlr it icr 3I - N ' ; I y f ? - I t' ' ; Mr. and Mrs. Morris Newell Services Held In Garland Ward st De-Ve- Begin Life Together - OBITUARIES ATTEND WEDDING DINNER MARRIED' COUPLES CELEBRATE HALLOWEEN rl s. i 1 ff 1 1 I :: 'i 1 ,- SrSH 1 , (J i I i 1 '.4 4v i: - JI M After a delicious luncheon, - i in iTr"fn tth . rr m M MR. and MRS. GEROLD IVERSEN bouquet of pink roses. She was attended by Mrs. Leah Conger, her sister, as matron of honor Newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. Gerold B. Iverson were honored at a wedding reception following their marriage on October d 20th. The ceremony was at the Tremonton Third ward church by President Clifton Kerr. The young couple greeted friends in the hall of the church after the ceremony. The bride is the former Miss Shirley Stenquist, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Einor Stenquist. Parents of the groom are Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Iversen of Bear River City. For her wedding, the new Mrs. Iversen chose a floor length gown of traditional white satin with overlaee bodice, and small collar of lace. She carried a per-forme- and Mrs. Sharon Conger, Miss Gaye Archibald and Miss Cheryl Evans as bridesmaids. They carried baskets filled with pink and white blossoms. Best man for the groom was Joe Dell Huggins. Mr. and Mrs. Norris Stenquist acted as reception assistants, and Robert Stenquist was master of ceremonies. Center of the decorative theme was a lovely three tiered wedding cake, topped with a miniature bride and groom. Leaving on a honeymoon trip, the bride wore an ensemble of tangerine with black accessories. The couple are both graduates of Bear River high school, and plan to make their home In -- 3-- D n KIDS 50 20 1 Thursday, Friday, Saturday I toast was given for each retir- LITERARY CLUB MEETS ing member and a gift was preMrs. Sophia Taylor graciously sented to her. the Tremonton-Gar-lanentertained Members of the new board Literary Club members and were also guests for the evening. one special guest, Mrs. LaRain Marble, Wednesday evening. Delicious refreshments were GOLDEN SPIKE served. DAUGHTERS MQET Mrs, Mae Dalton gave a very Mrs. Ethel Palmer was host- interesting review of "The ess at the meeting of the Golden by Ben Ames WillSpike Camp Daughters of Utah iams. Pioneers, Friday afternoon at the Third Ward Church. The lesson on State Boundar- WOMENS CLUBS SET ies was given by Mae Cornwall ANNUAL SILVER TEA and Parley Christensen of The annual Silver Tpa of the gave a very interesting Northern District Federated talk on building of adobe houses rWomen's Clubs will be held in as the pioneers built them. the Women's Lounge of the Refreshments were served by Commons Bldg. on the campus the hostess. of USAC Logan, Utah, Satur-day- , November 6th at 2:30. All of the Federation are members VOLUNTEER FIREMEN to attend. invited cordially HOLD ANNUAL PARTY Nov. 4, 5,6 DOUBLE FEATURE 'CODE TWO' . Nov.7,, She need never be late again! T3TT" 9 7 mi? ' FIGHTING LADY' Fay at littU $1 DOWN $1 WEEKLY Wednesday thru Saturday s H), 11, 12,13 Tremonton, Utah Rev. B. Edward Lepper Mwnfc JL7 f, 'King Richard And The Crusader $5950 Give her this miracle,,. exquisitely feminine . . . flawlessly dependable and shock resistant, too! self-windin- g ASHCRAFTS Phone 2431 Tremonton He was born July 5, 1881 at Portara, Mo., a son of Joseph W. and Rebecca Cole Shaffer. He was reared in Missouri, and moved to Nevada in 1905. He married Dora Wood there July 2, 1906. They lived in Milford for six years, before coming to East Garland in 1918. They have lived there since that time. He was a member of the L.D. S. Church. He had invented many devices and held patents on fifteen various safety devices for railroad and farm implements. Surviving are his widow and the following sons and daughters, Kenneth Shaffer, Mrs. Sherman (Lenna) Oyler, Jasper and Joan Shaffer, all of East Garland; Mrs. Nephi (Vera) Westergaard, Garland; Mrs. Leo (Iva) Godfrey, Clarkston; Mrs. Grant (Effie) Wilde and Mrs. Merlin (Carmen) Gleed, Salt Lake City; Ned Shaffer, Tooele; Vern, Gannett, Ida.; and Don. Boise- also 45 grandchildren, 4 great grandchildren, and the following brothers and sisters, Tom Shaffer and Mrs. Joda .De- vine. Miami, Okla.; Floyd, Tulsa, Okte.; Mrs. Bertha Hollings-vvortMrs. Pearl East, Mrs. Daisy McGee, and Mrs. Florence Fort, Seneca, Mo.; Mrs. Mildred Graham, La. Funeral services will be con ducted Friday at 1 p.m. in the East Garland ward chapel. Friends may call Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. at Rogers Mortuary in Tremonton and Friday from 10 a.m. until time for the service. in thf East Rnrinl will lv Garland Cemetery. - By Half Dozens Pastor Sunday, November 7 Professor Allan W. Bosch Westminister College Salt Lake City speaks on "A Historian Looks JONES J. Burke Jones and Clotiel Hawkes Jones of Howell now have a family of six children. The newest addition to the family is a girl born Oct. 29. She has three sisters and two broth-er- at Christianity" a. Garland PTA Calls Carnival a Success The Garland School Hallo ween Carnival Friday evening was proclaimed a huge success. The program was outstanding The children in their costumes, Halloween songs, part singing of the older ones and all kept the audience delighted. The teachers with the help of Audrey Gleason and her com mittee kept the fun going with the Carnival games. The spooky class rooms were abuzz with sounds. activity and Thanks to chairman Cora Nielson and her committee for supper. The expense of a fine evening for of fun was counter-balancemany who took home a nice door prize they had won. Besides the twenty-fou- r five pound of bags sugar given away there were gifts from several places of business. s The P.T.A. this wreek is keep ing busy. Mrs. Harvey Deemfii Public Health Nurse, Dr. Preston and nurse Thelma Manning, who are giving the physical oris required by the upper grades for the athletic pro. gram. hob-gobl- in Clubs Mark 4-- II Achievements At Annual Meet A Acheivement program was held last Wednesday in memTremonton to honor bers and leaders. Featured on the program was a talk by Anna Payne; a Turkish student, Saadet Bellik; and Anson B. Call; demonstration by Bessie M. Hansen, and a piar.o solo by Judy Johnson. Presentation of certificates was made by Don Stenquist and 4-- H ff in CINEMASCOPE " ai home. Tremont St. at Second North at Walter Pidgeon 'MEN OF.THE i Methodist Church d Sunday, Monday, Tuesday t Community RELIEF SOCIETY CONFERENCES SET Relief Society conference will be held Sunday evening in the wards of Bear River and South Bear River Stakes. Everyone is Invited to attend the meetings in the various wards, especially members of the organization and their fam ilies. $ Bothwell ward meets at 7:30, THE SICK IMPROVING Second ward of Tremonton at Mrs. Londy Harris is at home 7:00, Fourth at 8 p.m. again, slowly improving from the long illness, which has kept her in an Ogden hospital for CARD OF THANKS several weeks. We want the Tremonton Fire. oyivia it. unnstensen was men to know that we deeply also allowed to return home this week, considerably improv appreciate their fast and effici ent work when our home was ed. Bruce Stenquist is still in an burning Saturday night. With out their help, the house would Ogden hospital receiving therhave been a total loss. apy treatment but is reported probably to be gradually regaining use Glen and Agnes Christensen of his limbs. Jeppson. 'Bright Road' Nov. Mrs. Pearl Toland still owns and operates the Liberty Theatre in Tremonton. She will appreciate the con tinued patronage and support of her friends in this area. El-wo- Members of the Tremonton Volunteer Firemen and their partners and guests met Saturday night at Worley's for their annual Halloween Party. Del Hansen was chairman of the arrangements committee. After supper, the guests play ed some records, danced and enjoyed an hour of sociability together. Larkin Richard Shaffer, 73, of East Garland died Tuesday at the Valley hospital in Tremonton, shortly after suffering a heart attack at the family h, N O T I CE d" and Van Johnson the Sunset". LeRoy Manning offered the benediction. Graveside services were also held at the Provo City Cemetery, where the body was taken for burial. Evan Hansen was speaker at that service. Clark B. Newell dedicated the grave. Burial was by Rogers Mortuary. . First in and Giant Wide Screen And Now CINEMASCOPE at the PRICES: ADULTS . a d hi AUTUMN CEREMONY UNITES YOUNG VALLEY COUPLE . son. Larkin R. Shaffer Dies at 73 Of Heart Attack 4-- Jerry Fruin. LARKIN Thomas and Barbara Perry Larkin of Snowville, have half a dozen children also. Their new baby boy was born Oct. 30 He is the second boy, and there are four girls. OYLER Earl and Jennie Cox Oyler of Tremonton have a new baby girl, born Oct. 29. They now have two of each kind. ROBETERNO Manuel Robeterno and Jennie Martinez Robeterno of Bear River City have a new baby boy, born Nov. 2. He is the sixth child for the family. Half dozens are the majority this week. THORPE Mr. and Mrs. Grant Thorpe of Samaria, Ida., announce the birth of a son to them. Mrs. Thorpe was the former Gloria Hall of Portage. This is their fifth child. CARD OF THANKS , "Thank you" seems very little to say, after fire struck our home, to " the people who helped us. Our apprecat'.on can't be put into words, but wc do say "Thank you" to all our wonderful friends for the help they have given us in our hcur of need. God bless you. Mr. and Mrs. Rusj?U Mitton and children. ILese Weight M who-follo- md tonii Um PUb it port loanAyda op t 10 pouod with H th ry f,rit box ($2.98). Tik, befor nvraU aaAyd. V....V- - auto t,t eoat lot wrinht orally. JLarfa bos 2.9a. You matically AYDS VITAMIN CANDY CITY DRUG. Tremonton |
