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Show licslornlion Of Anronir Priesthood YJeivs-ournBOX al ELDER Brigham City. Utah Ccrinne DUP To Meet Friday Rlioda Owens, secretary ol the Corinnc Camp Daughters of Utah Pioneers announced the monthly meeting of the orghni-- Wednesday, May 19, 1948 Is Theme At Second Ward Sacrament will lx- held Friday af "The Restoration of the Aaro ternoon, May 21, at 2 o'clock at the home of Lois Hubbard at me Priesthood 119 Years Ago was the West Coimne. A good attendance This .May 15, 1829, theme of the Second ward Sacis de.dred. rament meeting held last Sunday evening at 7,30 oclock. Lafayette Jensen, second counselor to Bishop Glen Knudsen, was ir of the exeicises, with charge Yessir, THE preferred whiskey two priests, Basil Williams and Russell Rasmussen, assisted by from Kentucky is available ten deacons, in charge of the sacrament. STATE STORES! The meeting was opened with the singing of "True To The Faith, by the congregation. Olsen gave the opening COME OVER ON THE prayer, Bishop Glen Knudsen spoke at the meeting, his subSUNNY BROOK SIDE jects being the meetings theme, Wot liquor To flirt 10 The Restoration of the Aaronic Priesthood. A talk, "Priesthood Enjoy the whiskey that's Blessings to a Young Man, was delivered by Marvin Johnston tioAHJb 4lUAfrJL M and Priesthood Blessings To A Young Gill." W'as given by Ella Anderson. Verna Sederholm told of priesthood blessings to a Latter Day Saint mother and Ralph R. Reeder discussed the responBRAND sibilities of a father to his famKENTUCKY WHISKEY-- A BLEND ily by virtue of hts ordination to the early priesthood. Neutral Grain 86 65 York Prod Spirits New Rational Distiller Products Corporation, Musical numbers during the iaiton xV Valentine' and 'Kay" Dames' the congregation closed "Love meeting singing Home. oid well planned union meeting Annie Watkins and Ruth was held Saturday afternoon in Forrest, touith group Those Bott to the the Fourth ward chapel tor primade leis and palm present ElBox North of workers mary trees for models fiom the Paci der stake. Piesident Hilda Forftc islands. est presided and conducted the and Asa EphBeecher meeting. The following children assistraim Johnson were visitors from ed in the department programs: the high council quorum. Six Kaylor and Maren Tingey, Mary by Alice and Vernon Johnson, Betand a,pr"pnJt,e Sor!BS ,um sur!" chorus ty Lou Jones, Kathleen Rock. rJiol Lin(co'n and Marion by Kay Freeman and Francell Brown At accompanied by Verna Johnson. Jeppsen. Mrs. Ephraim Johnson the 1 MorThe benediction was given by Judy Rosenbauma and Ruth rell performed dutch dance in Reeder. Lynn costume. Eva Lou Mills and La Karmen Reeder Fifth Ward Sponsoring donna. Followingsang this program four department meetings were Music Festival Friday conducted. The secretaries met Featuring all Fifth ward tal- with Grace Ferguson to have the ent a music festival will be nine months report explained held Friday evening, May 12, at and to discuss models of graphs 8 oclock in the ward amuse- to stimulate attendance at ment hall and chapel. The festival is sponsored by the Fifth Afton Phyllis Call, Kay ward M. I. A. for the purpose of;tref,man May, and Kuth Bott prew?m. raising funds for the girls home ed material on Indian life to the assessment. No tickets will second group. Indian pictures, of 25 sold, but contributions beaded jackets and costumes, cents per person will be asked. werP shovvn. xhls group made and small Indtan dolls were given as favors. All were served an Indian food called pemnican, candy corn, J. nuts and raisins. The third group was directed by Anna Tingey, Fay Harper, In Mary Jeppsen, Alton Shaw, Helen Harrison, Blanche Crossman First Sergeant Harvey Ward-rop- , and Pauline Hadfield. These local army and airforce re- leaders had prepared a display cruiter, announced today that of hand work, costumes, pictures John Owen, 335 east Sixth north, and music from the British Isles enlisted into the regular army and Scandinavian countries. Hot last Satuiday, May 15. Mr. Owen cross buns were served, and the is now Technical Sergeant Owen, group dressed dolls in Irish, according to Sgt. Wardrop. He Welsh and Scotch costumes. enlisted at the Utah State AgriSongs, dances, pictures, costumes, leis, ships and Hawaiian cultural college by Colonel commanding officer of punch were presented by Hilda the R.OT.C. unit at the Logan Large Group Attends college. Owen, who is a teacher at Box Church Party Here Elder high school, hs been grantcar loads of lively, Several ed a leave to enable him red cheeked boys passed to complete his teaching duties noisy, for this school year. At the ex- through Erigham City Saturday on their way to Crystal Springs piration of his leave, Owen will and Clarkston, Cache County. assume duties as an instructor 350 and boys in advanced field artillery tac- Approximately leaders were commemorattics at the U.S.A.C. reserve offi- their ing the birthdate of the Aaroncer training center. ic priesthood of the L. D. S. Sgt. Wardrop said that church and they visited the Owen is now the highest grade grave of Martin Harris at Clarkauthorised tormer serviceman ston and then celebrated the who enlist or in the rest of the afternoon with swimregular army after having been ming, skating, games and eats. out of the service over 90 days. .Mr. Dean Swaner, manager of He said that Owen will retain the resort, reports that the Cryhis reserve commission of major stal Springs is fast gaining a reand that in case of a national putation as the fun spot of emergency, Owen would be call- northern Utah and especially ed to active duty as a major In caters to church groups and the field artillery. Owens en- parties such as this large group tire enlistment will be spent at from the Park Stake from Salt the U.S.A.C., Wardrop added. Lake City. Many other church Owen wil continue to parties have been planned for make his home here in Brigham the summer, he stated. "i" - Sunny Brook PARK, BOAT HARBOR NEARS REALITY Valuable Information For Summer Primaries Given At North B. E. Stake Union Meeting tom-tom- (Continued From Page 1) concerned. best on the boating members Other committee are Bill Long, Royes and Petet sen. Glen Humphreys members, These Larsen. John along with those previously mentioned, worked together in for the prodrawing up plans and adjacent. posed boat harbor Committee Chairman Paul An tes chers were provided with on how to plenty of suggestions Mired foi all also provided valuable material the Hawaiian Islands. With such a wealth of ma teria! ihildren in their care. meeting, ward oificms and the on derson ,or added ,h'l the shment of a l paik would turtle- -' reation program throl' country. The boat ha1 park would be benefit,, concerned, said Anderlj most important is the I1 ilW!,;t?in eas' living du from all cities of th With the support that v C''" given thus far, we are liS! certain that the project carried through." 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