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Show The LEADER Tremonlon, Ulah IE Ha The Garland Times Published by the LEADER PUBLISHING COMPANY, Inc. A. N. Rytting Entered at the post office at Tremonton, Utah as Second and Publisher Editor Class matter October 15. 1925, under act of March 3, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES (in advance) $3.50 per year COLLINSTON BEAVER DAM, By Mrs. Lucille Johnfon Members Visit G. L. Bowen Family been ser- G. Russell Gideon L. Bowen has iously ill at his home the past week. Family members who came to be at his bedside were Mr. and Mrs. Peter Greives, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bowen of Ogden, Mr, and Mrs. Lyman Packer of Logan, Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Hawks and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Forsgren of Brigham City and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bowen. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rich' ards and children Terri and David of Brigham were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clark S. Bowen and Mrs. JoAnn Walters and children. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Roberts of Portland, Ore., enroute home from a. vacation in Arizona and Colorado, visited Friday with Mr. and Mrs. George E. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Fronk, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bosen and other friends. Mrs. Rhoda Hansen of Providence, Mrs. Peter Thompson of Salt Lake City and sons Kent and Creighton of Ogden visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Durfey. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Kidman and Shauna attended a birthday dinner for little Linda Christensen for her 3rd birthday given by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. DeLoy Christensen in Garland. Mr. and Mrs. James Andrus of Logan were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Potter. Michael A. Erickson returned recently from a pleasant vacation trip to Nevada where he accompanied Mark Garff. Fronk spent Mrs. Hortense several days last week with Mr. end Mrs. J. William Smith and sons in Sunset. Gives Family Dinner Mr. and Mrs. George E. Johnson entertained at a family dinner Sunday. Guests were A. J. Bateman of Logan, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and sons of Garland, Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth B. Johnson and daughter Colleen of Sunset, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill R. Barker and sons Gary, Steven and Brian of Logan. Mrs. Marion Erickson and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leishman and other relatives and friends in Wellsville Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Kay L Bowen of Grand Junction, Colo., and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brian and Torri of Ogden spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Bowen and family. Lucile Johnson accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Kidman to Ogden Thursday. Mrs. Marie Johnson visited Sat urday and Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Robert H. Daines in Logan. Bids Sought On Brigham School The Box Elder District board of education has called for a second round of sealed bids for construction of a senior high school in Brigham City, to be received by the board clerk by 4 p.m., May 11. The advertisement for bids noted that persons seeking to submit bids might obtain a full set of architects documents for specifications from the architect at Ogden, by depositing $100 -to be returned upon submittal of a legitimate bid and return of the documents. The legitimate submittal of each bid will require a bond of five per cent of the bid. Eberhart Zundel, board clerk reported. The full details of the advertisement may be found in this week's Leader among the legal advertisements. Thursday. April 28, 1960 Letters From Missionaries Dear Mr. Rytting: testimony which I have and that to serve my Heavenly come to the close of my I was able two As I for Father years and for my mission and to the end of the two most wonderful years of my life, parents making it possible. I feel a deep gratitude to my Thanks again for sending the Father in Heaven and many other Leader to me I really appreciated wonderful people who have helped it. I will see you real soon. me through their cards and letSincerely, ters. Elder :DeVere Rock Thus I would like to thank you Western States Mission for sending me the Leader for the Denver, Colorado. better part of my mission. It has been a great help to me in keeping up on the changes here in the Bear River Valley, as it seems there have been more changes these past two years than any other part of my life. The Leader has helped me to stay acquainted with the town "Sand in Their Shoes," mam and the people and with the pro- moth musical pageant of the in made it. gress being of the West" which "winning On arriving in the mission field to more than 45,000 I was sent to Albuquerque, N. played people last year in the Brigham Mex., and I spent the first seven Young University outdoor stad months there and I met a lot of ium at Provo, has been slated for new people and was able to see another run May 27 - June 1. some come into the church The cast of hundreds of singers, through our labors and put it into dancers and musicians will be their everyday lives. I was sent under the direction of four well to Meeker, Colo., and I spent four known professionals, with a months there and was able to meet sound more people and teach the Gospel the music andsystem transmitting voices to the audi of Jesus Christ to them. ence. I then was transferred to Colorado Springs, and spent three months there and was then trans-fere-d of Citian to Springer, N. Mex., and Dies in Lake spent two months. And I have been able to spend A brother of Mrs, Howard the last nine months here in Denver, and see a lot of people come Glenn, Thomas B. Obray, 60, died into the church here and gain a Thursday in a Salt Lake hospital strong testimony of the Gospel of following an illness. He was born April 22, 1899 in Jesus Christ. The Church is quite large here Paradise, Cache County, a son of John K. and Mary Jane Bradley and is growing every day. I have been able to learn a lot Obray. Surviving are his widow during these past two years in Louie Berrett Obray, one son and one talking to the people out here and two daughters, one step-sofive grandchildren, how to teach people and explain the Gospel. I have been able to three sisters and three brothers. 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