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Show Jayceettes I lJewA-ourn- Brigham City, Outing At Call Canyon at BOX ELDER Enjoy An Home Mon. Evening Utah 1347 1, Friday, August Centennial Choir Aged Farm Doctor Rehearsals Listed Is Still Active canyon breeze and a Rehearsals and programs of babbling brook made the setFirst Solos Reported raine Clark and Dan Frodsham. ting for the Jayceette canyon the Box Elder county Centennial From Local Airport It was choir were announced today by Other recent first solo flights party Monday evening. summer C. C. Watkins, director. The held at the Vosco Call Six student pilots of Seagull have been made by Ray George home in Box Elder choir has two programs and canyon. Aviation at the Brigham City Braegger, Charles A. Branson, scheduled A delicious was served to 68 five rehearsals for airport soloed July 30, John C. Margaret Mae Jens, Lloyd Amas members and guests seated the month of August. After a months rest the Weir, manager, announced to- Epperson, Dennis Lars Bywater, around small tables in the choir is resuming regular meetL. were Jean day. They Baker, Teruo, Ted Morinaka and Fred ings, Watkins explained. "The Lewis O. Anthony, Ray L. An G. Jens, The evening was spent play- Vision, by Evan Stevens, Utahs ing bingo. Prizes were won by most famous composer, will be Mrs Armour Jensen, Mrs. Steve presented for the public at a I Anderson, Mrs. Norman Shaw, date near the Mormon prophets Mrs. Bob Nielsen, Mrs. Boyd birthday in December, and will Sheffield, Mrs. Wayne Johnson, be a fitting climax to the years MinMrs. A cool dersen, Ned Beesley, Donna Lor- dt'JtMA 'H Wayne Carter, Mrs. Centennial Conseprograms. nie Morrison, Mrs. Ray Ander- quently, with work beginning on sen, Mrs. Clair Knudsen and this ambitious effort, no memMrs. Rex Earl. ber of the choir should miss any of the forthcoming rehearTo Ut conclude the evenings entertainment the girls gathered around the outdoor fireplace to enjoy toasted marshmallows while listening to recordings of popular melodies. The Blue color group had charge or arrangements for the CHEN YU in a gleaming, all-met- Committee members meeting. were Mrs. Richard Davis, color captain, Mrs. Jay Wight, director member, Mrs. Elwood Mrs. J. D. Merrell, Checketts, Mrs. Mark Brightenburg, Mrs. Don Freeman, Mrs. Leo Jensen, Mrs. Mary Fisher, Mrs. Harold Bouck and Mrs. Clinton case al Rich, rich pink with the assuring blue that winks from diamonds, $ 1.00 Matching nail lacyuer, 60c plus tax J HAMILTON DRUGS Phone your news to No. 7. sals. The Centennial choir is sponsored by Sons of Utah Pioneers of Box Elder county. t The rehearsal and schedule for August, nounced by Watkins, is as fol lows: August 3 Garland tabernacle, 2:30 p. m rehearsal. August 10 Brigham City tabernacle, 2.30 p. m., rehearsal. August 10 Brigham City Fourth ward, 6 p. m., program. August 17 Garland taberna cle, 2:30 p. m., rehearsal. SecAugust 17 Tremonton ond ward, evening program. August 24 Brigham City tabernacle, 2:30 p. m., rehearsal. August 31 Garland tabernacle, 2:30 p. m , rehearsal. BURLINGAME, Kan. (UP) Some of the people Dr. F. E. Schenck has brought into the world are babies nursing in their mothers arms Others are over 60 years old. Its appropriate to say the old doctor is an institution in this small Kansas town. Despite the weather, the hour, or his advanced age hes 90 Dr. Schenck will answer a call from any of the townfolk. his practice considerably and should cut it down a lot more, but he says its just habit for him to minister to the medical needs of the people of Burlingame and its certainly a strong habit of theirs to call him. Favors Modern Methods One of the last of Kansas doctors who used that means of travel before the turn of the century, Dr. Schenck is a plumper for modern medicine. New Medical techniques and the latest drugs, he says, are going to be responsible for an ever increasing rise in the nations health standard. His is the largest medical library in the country. He reads from it often, desiring to keep up with modern medical trends. A big man with good posture and firm voice, partly bald, but with a large, thick gray mus He has reduced tache, Dr. Schenck doesnt have any idea how many births he has assisted. Horses Helped "I do know, he said, "that I have brought the third generation 6f some families around here into the world. was W'hen the aged doctor in his first years of practice here, his use of horses often spared him some physical strain r schedule. in an almost He had a team he could trust to take him home without his guidance. Thats one advantage we dochad over the present-dators driving cars, he said. "The team would just head for home and I could sleep during the ride. F0 saturda',1; in 4 Phone your news to No. SELLlhjQ All Items Go On Sale Saturday at 9:30 A. k Cen QUINN surer Exp' Cioi Folli Aqw FROCKS Crisp New Stjles Moral and Modernistic To start research on the atomic bomb a fund of $6,000 was made available in February, 1940. 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