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Show Thursday, Noremker THE LEADER. 18. 1954 DEWEYVILLE ELWOOD by Mabel Homer By Mrs. Wayne Fights to Defeat Polio RELIEF SOCIETY TO HOLD BAZAAR ELWOOD WARD MIA THANKSGIVING DANCE Club at Brigham Young University. Hollis served as a missionBy Myrle Cdy ary in Hawaii, and is now studyHollis Neal has been chosen ing at the Y. as president of the Hawaiian The Hawaiian Club members RELIEF SOCIETY ' returned a week ago from HOLDS BAZAAR ins for the last several weeks. tour of the NorthThe annual Relief Society Mrs. Peg Coombs accompanied an eight day thrbazaar was held Tuesday afterMina Ward and Lillian Ting- west, giving programs all noon in the Relief Society room. by of the country. ough that part were in Brigham Monday. A good crowd attended to hear ey the program and to buy the articles which were on sale. The ladies are looking towards Chr. istmas when they bought the articles supplied at the bazaar. Bishop and Mrs. Leland Cap-enare home after having financial industrial fund, inc. spent some time in Salt Lake City where Mrs. Capener has announces 76th consecutive been having medical care. We sincerely hope her health is HOLLIS NEAI. MADE CLUB PREXY RIVERSIDE U of U Queen Fryer Trem'onlon. Utah Relief Society Deweyville would like to remind Presidency everyone of their annual Bazaar A stunning and courageous 20 which will begin this evening year-olcoed, who has been November 19, at 7:00 p.m. in fighting dread poliomyelitis for the Recreation Hall. Supper wiU five years and only last summer have a good time. be served until 8:00, a prograrrf spent six weeks suspended in Mrs. Carl Romer and daughbe presented for ar hear will e ter Leola were in the capital cast, reigned last to tnen back for all the supper as the to week attend of the Univers Queen city Friday night Df manv Selling cele. of Utah's for "Three Homecoming Tonight" pre ity play sented at Kingsbury Hall. On lovely, practical items will begin bration. end a beautiful quilt viil Le Vivacious Dorothy Hutchin Sunday all the members of the Calif Romer family except their son given away. Come do your son, a blonde, blue-eye- d Odell and family, spent the day Christmas shopping and have a ornia miss, stood erect, her trim good time doinf it. dress with their parents. fitting princess-stylebetter. Dorothy Hutchinson steel brace are in order concealinthe Congratulations neatly Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Carlson Mrs. Melba Lundberg and A quarterly dividend of 3 cents per share and daughter, Cathy, spent Sun for Mr. and Mrs. Horace Lish which supported her spina the boys of Logan were visitors at deformity. pinal' who as celebrated Home the their lenti- column, from net investment income will be paid on sparkHng the home of Melba's parents. d&y in Mink Creek visiting Mr, Jr., The of ieth effects have left crown was polio officially wedding anniversary Sun coming Dec. 15, 1954, to Financial Industrial Fund nrt Mrs. M.' W. Hansen. Mr. and Mrs. Earl HaleseTues-day- . to the unable do on head her Queen any during half Shareholders of record November 30, 1954. Visiting tneir daughter ana day. Saturday night, thsy and placed Utah-Idahstrenuous physical work oitake their football time of Neil the and children, Am, Ed in the Mrs. Leone White childand Hanwns, Og family, financial Industrial fund, inc. part in any type of sport except ren of Preston visited Mr. and ecu bunaay were Mr nd m.ru. enjoyed dinngr at the Maddox game. in Urlgham. The royal honor signaled for swimming. 444 Sherman St., Denver 3, Colorado Thomas Abel. Mrs. J. R. Kennard Tuesday. when Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peter Queen Dorothy the reward of a However, Mr ri.d Mrs. Leo Miller aar Dorothy Cemetery Project Progressing son Blaine spent the wkerd sop drove to Provo to see their five year struggle to overcome walks across the University of Work is progressing favorably invttt f.inrl Inr in Salt Lake City at the Arthud daughter, Toni, who is attend- - the paralyzing effects of polio. Utah campus she's really no on the beautification of the cem. f: Maularly is who the from different B.Y.U. Dorothy, other daughter on any Bowen home. The ladies are ing coed, etery project. The committee is PL Saturda. there, with A Mutual Investment Fund sisters. iuiu iownsena, Montana, are of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Hutchin except, as everyone knows, she's working diligently and is to be financial Industrial fund, inc. The Primary officers nrsih to Mr. and Mrs. Perry Stanfill. The son, spent her entire summer HomeComing Queen. commended for its interest. was treatment which M. undergoing S. thank everyone who Jrelpgd in Stanfill's arrived Saturday and Rasmussen, District Manager Mr. and Mrs. Streator Tingey, a climaxed in being 774 Box P. O. placed by Brigham City, Utah ( anyway with their "White Ele visited for several days at the Alf Capener, Peg Coombs, MarATTEND STAGE PLAY 10 e cast for pdlind Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Fronk ian Hales and Josie Bourne were Picas mail to me without obligation a booklet phant" sale held last Tuesday home of Mr. and Mrs. Jay D. six weeks in order to correct and Dr. and Mrs. Max Davis The money, made at the sale Norr. in Ogden Saturday. prospectus describing: III Shares attended the stage performance will finance the Primary for the Monthly Invejtment Plom Friday night, Mrs. Melvin. Bur Mr, and Mrs. Doug Richins . i uaun. unu ennaren of J" current year. For a "Three at attended One," Kings and children left for GrouseJ Mrs. Clarence Perry and sons, Stork Shower in Ogden, whfch Kent and week. Hall last and Creek Thursday after being at bury Marge home Carl, returned was in Gower honor of given her were dau. the home of Mr. and Mrs. StreatChampion, dancers Slate. Sunday guests at the Harry Cry Monday after a several days or Tingey, parents of Mrs. Rich- Drew home included Mr. and ghter, Mrs. Derlin Fowles. Mrs. stay at the home of Mrs. Perry's featured in 'the production. Mrs. Julian Heppler of Ogden Serilla Burbank. Tremonton. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard and Mr. and Mrs. Art Strang went down with them and con- Johnson in Preston. Idaho. tinued on to Salt Lake ity, of Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Don Page and where she will spend tile winter LaDon and Colleen, daughters. with her daughter, Mrs. Crystal the weekend visiting in spent Saxton. Shelley, Ida., at the home of The home of Mr. md Mse. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Cook. Tom Ault was buzzing with Mrs. Heppler, Mrs. Briggs and callers this week. Thursday, Mr. . . . when eachow gives enough of it to pay her board bill and make a profit. This may mean Mrs. Jones, Tremonton, and and Mrs. Robert Loveland and rs then managing the rest so they'll give more milk. culling out a few of the Mrs. Alvin Norr drove to Ogden family of Buhl, Idaho, canie to for a day of visiting. visit thejr grandparents, Mr. and Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Heus- START WITH DRY COWS The place to start Mrs. Duett Loveland, Brigham, building for more milk is with the dry cows. ser, Porter and Val Joe, called and M. and Mrs. John Becker, A with the right feed may add good build-u- p at the home of Mr. and Mrs. as also as much called at their par Morris 1,000 lbs. milk per cow during the Ogden, Fowers, Ogden, Sunday, ents home. They drove to Tre. period. milking following and attended the Ogden Live monton to see Mr. Ault's sister, stock Show. FEED PURINA BULKY-LA- S Mrs. Carter, who is very ill. Mrs. James Dixon, Patti and AND OATS OR BARLEY Spending the weekend with Debbie. Brigham, spent the her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Mixed half and half, ground oats weekend at the home of Mr. and Fryer, was Miss Joyce Fryer, Mrs. Alvin Norr. or barley and Bulky-La- s make a low-comore no Salt Lake City. Accompanying ration costing Guests Birthday a alone. than what But were Misses grain Lou the Joyce Mary A OA I N SJ Birthday dinner guests at the difference in the way it builds Blake and Donna Braddock, alsfc home of Mr. and Mrs. James cow condition. of Salt Lake City. were Mr. and Gardner, Sunday, Has Birthday LOW IN COST TOO LBS. cracking Mrs. Bert Dewey, Ogden, Mr. Master Billy Warnke turned and Mrs. Monroe v.. FILL FIVE BUSHELS Peterson, Brigchipping five years last Wednesday. ham 0d Mr. Mrs. and and FOR ONE YEAR He was guest of honor at a Orion City, The 9 dinner was Snow, his Mrs. 3 party Color-FtPHONE given in mother, by Wash diihpon or held in honor of Mrs. Gardner's Bill Warnke. Fourteen little dishwothttr Boiling water won't GARLAND the afternoon, fcurt It! Colors stay bright and cheery folks were there for game play- birthday. During Mrs. Susan D. Hansen and Mr. THE STORE WITH THE CHECKERBOARD SIGN efter years of everyday vse. ing, followed by ice cream cones and Mrs. Horace Gardner called UMl OREY CREEKl COPPER and bearing an indi. to pay their respects to Mrs. t PIECE STARTER SET victualcupcakes birthday candle. Gardner, foot 10" plot.i, lour Mr Mrs. Bill Ashby and and four four rauccn, cupi, bread and bwitw plalai. daughter, Kathleen, were Friday OPEN STOCK MAIUIll visitors at the home of Charlie and Margeurite Peterson. The 15.95 Ashby's are fram Salt Lake City. Visiting with relatives Sunday TRI-STA'fE in Salt LakcfCity were Mr. anew ' Mrs, Warren Haycgck, Linda and Lloyd and Mr. and Mrs. Phone 5911 Tremonton Levi Slater. The M.I.A. announces there will be a dance held here Thanksgiving night. 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