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Show Friday, February 25, 19 1 The Caeh 1 Amcricaa, Ifin, Cache County, Utah Face Three WELLSVILIE Tle Wellsv.Ile ScroiiJ ward was OU Folk i arty and held Wednesday in the ihapcl and hull with chairman Jo. wpli B, Cumuli in charge. Ttie day' affair began w.nt a meeting at 2 3d pm. by s.ning The 7 Spirit of GxT; prayer was by Martin Ccopt-r- ; voiul duil. Mat-ti- e Darley and Art hie Maugham address of welcome by Jovj h B. Gunnell; remarks by lrCMdcnt D. EdM. Bujkntore and President win Clawson; musical number by Evan O. Darley; tribute to the Old Folks, by Mrs. Rost BankNEW CUINEA U. S Navy rhotogranh As the eun acts beyond the South Pacific Islands, head; remarks by Oliver Tu)lor Uncle Sants nocturnal prowlers, the Crcvn Dragons, slip from their concealed basea In jungle Inlcta, of Mendon, und Biahop llebcr manned by picked crewa, for a raid upon Jap Installations and inter-islan- d shipping. These muv.c&l number. Mrs. Murray: have plaved an important part in stemming and rolling back the Jap tide through tha Llanda and now Mattie Sharp and John Glenn; are helping isolate tbe enemy garrisons by destroying his lines of communications. remarks, President B. M. Thomp-ao- n. President John A. Israelsen keep the Word of Wisdom in our tim and President John C. Brenchley; homes to set a good example musical election. Mrs. Sharp and when these boys come home. The father Mr. Glenn. AU went into choir sang "The Hosannah Anthe recreation hall where tliey them. enjoyed two accordion solo by Meeting at 2 p. m. began with Don Mitlon; violet duet by Mr. organ and piano prelude played and Mrs. Owen Perkes; dancing by the M.s.ses Ruth Hendry and review by a class of students Ella Garrett; the congregation from Logan under the direction sang America"; prayers were by of Mrs. Cardon; musical number, President D. M. Bickmorc and Mrs. Mattie Sharp and Mr. Glenn. High Councilman S. A. Dunn; the Dinner was served at 5 p. m. choir sang, In Our Redeemers covers being laid for 3G0. Name." with Ken Murray, ParThe evening program consisted ley Hall and Ray Leishman singof solos by Bober C. Green and ing trios; releases were given to Perkes Mrs. Harriet Leishman; reading, John Brobcrg and Orson Mrs. Mary J. Parker; duet, pearl of the Snout council, secretary Bankhead and Kate Haslam; mu. Sarah J. Parker and Fern Buist sical number, Mr. and Mrs. Or- of the Sunday School Stake board son Perkes.; reading Mrs. Jane and George Eliason, secretary of of Seventies. G'cnn; solo, Hugh Clark; read- the 62d quorum ings, Mrs. Lizzie Barrett of Men-don- ; Those sustained to positions were musical selection, Hap and George L. Anderson, scout Ojfinal U. S. Say Photograph commissioner; Owen Hall, Ike of Logan; Nellie reading, SOMEWHERE IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC Working with assemblycourt of honor chairman; Lee B. Leishman; solo, Archie Maughan; line precision, ground men load bombs into a TCF at a secret coral 62nd Hall and Nellie Nielsen, secretary of the Niel-senduet. Parley island air field one of the jumping off places for the current South , Facific Allied offensive. Fourteen days before this bomber field Leihman; song, veterans of World quorum of Seventies; Martha secretary of the Stake Sun. War I.; a one-a(shown in photo above) was completed there was nothing on this spot play, Kidnap-pinfashion, bundles of steel but cocoanut palms and jungle. Cord-wooBetty," under the direction day School board; sustaining of landing mat are unloaded from thip to beach to air field and many of Earl Wyatt with the following general and stake officers was sections have planes rolling on them by nightfall of the same day. cast: Elsie Lorraine by Stake Clerk I. L. Larsen. Wyatt, This sudden transition is made possible by the use of steel mats, Thorpe; Beth Poppleton, Arnold Councilor Albert Zbinden was many of which are made by United States Gypsum company, which has converted for the duration from the production of metal lath for Lindley, Vernon Bankhead, Esther the first speaker and spoke of the Kerr and Robert Brown. The re-- boys in service and of church gypsum plaster walls and ceilings of buildings to landing mat, expanded metal and steel gratings used widely in ships, airplanes and mainder of the time was spent assemblies being held at campus, vital war equipment. other bedancing. and of the missionary work ing done. HYRUM STAKE CONFERENCE lovely gifts Missionary reports were made Maughan received HELD AT WELLSVILLE E by Miss Francis Baker and Elders cards and phone calls greeting her birthday, among The Hyrum Stake Conference Ray and Ralph Taylor of Men- her on members of was held in the Wellsville Tab- don; Weldon Peterson of Hyrum which were from not be could The Fine Arts club met at the who her of Nielsen family Preston Second ward, ernacle on Sunday, with President here on account of transporta home of Mrs. Preston Lee Edwin Clawson conducting at all Hyrum Third ward, John Leath-aevening. A short business and Dean Riggs of Wellsville tion difficulties, and were Mrs the meetings. Patriarch Joseph F. O. of was held with the Sun Luis C. choir meeting Roskelley Come, wadr. The sang, Smith of the general authorities Obispo, Calif.; Wm. B. Maughan being chosen as officers and C. O. Slott of the Church Come Ye Saints. Mrs. Zola were in atElder Smith was the conclud- of Salt Lake city; Mrs. Harry for the coming year. Welfare committee tendance. Music for the confer- ing speaker and wondered how Christensen of Los Angeles, Calif, Daines, president; Mrs. Jenell Milence was furnished by the Wells- many of us hanked our Father in and Mrs. Hugh B. Colton of Vern- ler, vice president; Mrs. Veola The outgoing ville ward choir under the direc- Heaven for this wonderful place al. Lamb, secretary. included Mae Lee, Mae tion of Chorister Lamont M. Allan to meet in, here where we can Mrs. Perkes and Lucille Waite. assisted by .Miss Ruth Hendry at meet in peace; we should thank WELLSVILLE WARD GETS NEW BISHOPRIC Zola Daines an gave interesting the organ. Him for having the privilege of Soul of these meeting A Welfare meeting was held at helping build The Wellsville Second ward was review of the book, The Refreshments Anne Rutledge." 9 a.m. which w'as well attended. places; felt there was too much at a special meeting were served to Edna Christoffer-son- , instead of held Sunday evening for all mem-ber- s began by give me, give men," Meeting at 10 a.m. Verla our Lamb, Zola Daines, Him in prayers; of the ward. The retiring of singing "Praise to the HMan; thanking Eulalia Mae Perkes, EuGillens, on the of war and ravages spoke fleers were Bishop Heber P. Mur- nice prayers were by President John Erma Humphrey, asked Ashcroft, the C. Brenchley and President John of the toll taken; B. and ray, Rulon Maughan A. Israelsen; the choir sang Un- blessings of the Lord on all, that Thomas B. Lindley as counselors Jenell Miller, Helen Lamb, Ruby Mrs. Balls. Hurren and Ellen we may have vision to see and with Vernon fold Ye Portals. D. Bankhead as a was Carrie Parson guest. our special know and ward clerk. Frank B. Leishman responsibilities President Clawson made the never Mr. and Mrs. Allan McQuarrie, them, and above all was sustained slight as also and talked and Mrs. Lillie McQuarrie, Mrs. Carremarks Bishop opening covenants our to made in Vernon D. Bankhead as first keep on responsibilities which rests on rie Parson motored to Magna on counselor. The second counselor we as members of this church; felt baptism. Wednesday where they visited at Clawson President made the that the greatest was to preach closing remarks, and spoke words and ward clerk are yet to be the home of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas the gospel, seeking after our dead, of appreciation for all those who chosen. Patriarch Joseph F. Smith McQuarrie. Mrs. Lillie McQuarrie of the eneral authorities was keep the Sabbath day holy and had remained in Magna to spend a to make the conferhelped present. for fellowmen our serve work and few weeks visiting. Mr. and Mrs. ence so successful. The closing we are most happy when we are number was "Grant Us Peace O LOCAL AND SOCIAL NEWS Douglas McQuarrie recently welin the service of our Lord; if we Lord comed a new baby boy. choir. the by feel our service is of minor imThe Peter Maughan camp of The Sunday evening The William Hyde camp of the meeting portance and that the church re- was under the direction of met DUP met the Daughters of Pioneers the Friday afternoon at the too much of us, just at the home of home of Mrs. quires Stake Primary association with Friday afternoon J. W. Seamons. SeCome Unto Me, all ye Mrs. John C. Brenchley, with cond vice President Eva D. Snow in charge; captain Mary J. Waite who labor and are heavy laden in was Bertha Maughan music was furnished by the Lin- captain in charge. The lesson on L were Hostesses Mrs. DS and I will give you Rest." was given by Mrs. coln school choir of Hyrum, un- charge. Hymns Remarks were made by Counsel-o- r Mrs. Floss Gunnell, Brenchley, direction of Mr. Jenkins Hurren. the der Vocal selections Ruby Mrs. Eva Green and Mrs. Veda B. M. Thompson, who has three were rendered by a ladies trio with Dean Jensen as accompansons in the service, and Bishop lesson was given were by Bishop Pres- Maughan. The of Wilma ist. McQuarrie, Mrs. Annie Riggs; history of consisting Alma Yeates of Millville, who has ton Prayers by of Wellsville and Lucille Waite and Carol Purser. Brenchley Mrs. was Hannah read three sons, one daughter and a board member Wyatt Mrs. by Mrs. Florence Perkes played two Marjorie One Bird of Mendon; in the sendee. retold story, Mrs. Maud Hendry; musical num- violin solos, accompanied on the bers were by Mrs. Marie Garrett son hasnt been heard from for 27 My Prayer Was Answered by Mrs. Druzella Nielsen. piano by months. B. Mrs. Rena Mrs. Bessie Jones; special num- accompanied by Mrs. Carol Purser played a piano Refreshments were solo Sergeant Ned Allen of Hyrum, bers were by members of the Leishman. of one of her original coma returned missionary, now wear, choir. served to 16 members and three Refreshments were servpositions. guests. ing the uniform, told of LDS ored to 25. ganizations at Camp Fannin, Tex- OPEN HOUSE HONORING Frank Wyatt returned home Ward conference was held Sunas, where he has been stationed. MRS. MAGGIE B. MAUGHAN Saturday after a pleasant three day with a special priesthood reThe choir sang the anthen The months visit in California with forenoon. Open house was held Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Carl Winn and Mr. port meeting in the King of Glory with Mrs. Mattie The session was conductGlenn singing the contralto solo. February 17, honoring Mrs. Mag- and Mrs. Rulon Keetch and fam- ed evening by Bishop C. A. Hurren. SpeElder Stott hoped all said amen gie B. Maughan on her 80th ilies. cial musical selections were renhome of her at the to the prayer to uphold and sus- birthday Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Williamson dered by the choir under the tain the leaders of this church, daughter, Mrs. Claude Sorensen of and all would learn and know Mendon, where Mrs. Maughan is returned home during the week direction of Mrs. Orma Thurston. more about this Welfare plan; felt spending the winter. Mrs. Soren- after visiting a month with rela- Carol Iurser, Lucille Waite and and San Wilma McQuarrie sang a vocal we must keep all commandments sen was assisted by her brother, tives in Sacramento trio. Speakers were Robert Ev- California. of Francisco, Mrs. LaMoine Logan. not Maughan and think we can get salvaMiss Wynona and Cummings tion by picking out one or two Maughan, who was bom in Wellsformerly of Wells vile, is very ill commandments and passing oth- ville on February 17, 1864 was the Miss Edith Jones of Ogden were at her home. ane and Miss J of Jones parers up; said we need faith like daughter of Robert Sunday guests Seaman first class Morris M. the Saints had in early days, and Lore Baxter, and is the widow ents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jones. B. Gus Jones of Mt. Pleasant, is Baxter, son of Mrs. Millie hoped the Lord would bless us of the late Patriarch Wm. H. that he may see our responsibili- Maughan of this city. She is en- here visiting relatives having Leishman, returned to his base in of the San Francisco on Tuesday after joying fairly good health and home here on account ties in this great work. and death of his sister, Mrs. Sarah an Elder Smith spoke on what the enjoys having her family furlough spent here and church is, and what it means to friends call to visit her. Up- Poppleton and of the serious ill- at Ogden. He also flew to Grand us; felt the churchc was so close wards of one hundred friends ness of his daughter, Mrs. Fred Island, Nebraska where he spent to use sometimes we cannot see it, called during the day. Those from Riggs who is at a Logan hospital. two days with his twin brother. re- Lieutenant Louis M. Baxter. and that it requested too much of Wellsville were Mesdames Esther Mrs. Cassie S. Brenchley Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Maughus, but all should stop and take M. Darley, Fanny M. Brown, Mil- turned home Tuesday after visitinventory of ourselves, and see lie M. Baxter, Chloe D. Maughan, ing during the week at Brigham an and sons Gaylord and Garry of how we would ge along without Ethel M. Jones, Sarah Bowen, El- city with her sister, Mrs. Jennie Layton, Louis P. Maughan and Mrs. Audra Von Almen of Loit; we all need it; boys in the len P. Leishman, Mary J. Parker, Lowe. service need it; they will come Eliza Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Darley an. gan, were dinner guests of Mrs. Stuart, Manilla Perkins, out as they went in, if they go in Kate Petersen, Esther Leishman, nounce the birth of a daughter Howard Jones on Monday. with a faith in God; our boys must Rena B. Leishman, Margaret Dar- at a Logan hospital Tuesday. Mrs. A baby boy was born to Mr. go in prepared so they can come ley, Margaret Parker, Clora Stu- Darley was formerly Miss Shirley and Mrs. Leland Larsen at a back in that faith, so art; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Gun- Baldwin and both she and baby Logan hospital Saturday and died they can go on in this great nell, Mr. and Mrs. Rulon B. are doing fine. the same day. Mrs. Ldrsen is doall would Maughan and son Kent work; prayed that Mrs. Mary Garrett of Logan, ing as well as can be expected. Mrs. IT-boat- s, from jungle to air field in record neigh-borhoo- ct an. and Henry Ballard of the HIDES IN HOLE Caibe Stake high council. UNDER HOME The officers and teacher of Oh held their I" Pilmary association GREEN DRAGONS" ON THE PROWL g d Wed-nesda- m y n s , monthly teacher-trainin- g jat the home Mis. Ila'inali ' I of Seamens fhursday cwn.ng with A Mrs. Theta Balls is !nits Th . l I.-- IB. n . wa Mis , ,Uv.iin iiwn by j lines, fallow id by a social even-- j f t ing i t games and refreshments. ifufore the nteet.ng the members were 1 rated to nil old fashioned Ub sa igh rule. Second Lieutenant S.irhard Haines of the U. S. air corps was vnd.ng relatives hrte last week. 7 ' He was enjojing a furlough from tns army duties before returning to Louisiana to become an in! structor jn air plane piloting. X Relahvcs have received word .hat Dr. Hazen Daines has been promoted to Major In the army nodical corps. He Is stationed at Hill Field. SounJehoto A victory valentine dance was TACOMA, WASH. Cecil Valkenbetg, shown Kobeit held Tuesday ecning in the behind Detective C. O. Rlfon, is amusement hall. It was sponsored shown unemerging from the hole by the MIA. The hall was decorder the flint floor of his home, ated with a patriotic theme. A where he hss hidden since Decemfloor show, also built around a ber 7, 1941. When Ameiica the war, Valkenberg is said military theme was given by the hive dug the hidesway t night, Ihehive girls and Boy Scouts to in Older to hide from the diaft.' with dunce director Ivan Seamens in charge. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Vail, A large number of townspeople Hn, Mr and Mrs. Ollie Thurston, Mr attended the Cache Dhake Gold and Mrs. Jack Fullctt and Mr. and Green ball in Logan Thurs- and Mrs. Otis Balls. An efficient day evening. M.ss Dorothy Purser corps of waiters a.rtcd with represented Hyde Park as queen. serving the dinner: Myrtle Balls, Her attendants were Mrs. Roma Florence Ashcroft, Edna El wood, Gene Alder and Mrs. Evelyn Ed a Hansen, Ethel Howell, Vcr. Brown. Vella da Balls, Lucille Waite, Mrs. Suel Lamb and Mrs. Vem Harris, Myrle Thurston, Evelyn Seamons spent Thursday visiting Kirby, Edith Seamons and Carol in Logan at the home of Mr. and Purser. Mrs. Stan Chipman. Anoiher successful Old Folks Fruits-ficgetablA party was held Tuesday. chicken dinner was served at one Set Aside o'clock followed by an entertainCanners were directed to set ing program. Preston Jensen act. aside of quantities ed as master of ceremonies, in. canned increased fruits and vegetables from troducing the following numbers: their 1944 production for governshort tlak, Thcron Ashcroft of ment requirements in order to Cedar vocal solo, Mr. meet expanded military needs, City; In. The Mather of Logan; accordion solo, WFA bas announced. Naoma Perkes of Wellsville; vo- creases principally are for canned cocktail, peaches. cal trio, Lucille Wilma apples, fruit Waite, Lima beans, pears (Bartlett), McQuarrie and Carol Purser; com- - sWcct corn tomatoes and ic reading. Virginia Lee of Lo- - tomato juice, instrumental duet. Harry gan; Ashcroft and Glen Seamons; voRation Tokens cal solo, Alton Harris of Logan; tribute to mothers of men in the During the three week period, service of their country, Audrea February 27 through March 20, Lamb; comic reading, Wilda Jon. in changing from the old rationing program to the simplified tosen; violin duet, Mr. and Mrs. ken two sets of Clinton Perkes; vocal solo, Al- and plan, will be stamps, green used for problue, len Leishman of Wellsville; re- cessed foods, and two, brown and marks by Lee Reese of the Cache red, for meats and fats. The old Stake Old Folks committee: hu- stamps, brown and green, will be morous skit given by Wilda Jen- used exactly as in the past at sen, Carol Purser, Mardean Saund- their regular value through March ers, Druzella Nielsen and assisted 20. The token plan will be fully in effect on March 21. Beginning by Florence Ferkes, Faye Waite, then, processed foods can be purVem Seamons and Earl Daines. chased and only with Blue At 7:30 p.m. a junior dance was Blue Tokens, and meats,Stamps and fats, held in the amusement hall. All oils only with Red Stamps and th children were served ice cream Red Tokens. The Blue and Red and cookies. The married folks Stamps, effective February 27 are took over the dance at 9 p.m. valued at 10 points each. All toand everyone in charge of the kens are valued at one point each and will be given for change only days festivities are to be con- when a purchase is made. No gratulated upon making the party more than nine tokens need to a success. The committee includ- be given as ''change In one ed Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Christoffer- j i . I- - 1 J ' -- J V s't en-tei- es p. tiwiwTomisamfrouiM son-in-la- y When you think of the immensity of the war, an Electric Brooder seems mighty small. 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