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Show Second Ward Has M.I.A. Conference MOTOR CO. IS BUNDY Official Inspection Station The Mutual Improvement As confererue sociation general will be held June IS, 19 and 20 in Salt Lake Uty Departmental work will be held for every department on Saturday morning at 10 00 o'clock and in the afternoon at 2 00 oclock All wards are urged to complete their organisation and to be in full attendance at these two meetings in particular, it was stated. Stake officers are requested to attend all meeting during the conference. The Sunday morning session jwill be under the direction of the first presidency. A complete line-uof time and place for department class work will be printed in a later issue of the News Journal. Number 523 Let us put your car in shape to get your Of- ficial Inspection sticker. All cars must dis- play this pink sticker on their window shields after the deadline which is 1!) CO. Ihone 272 South Main Mrs. Ray mond Larsen was blessed by his father and given the name. Da vid Raymond Larsen. A daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Pe tersen was given the name Gae Petersen by Earl V. Hansen. Joseph Waters blessed his son and gave the name William Jo soph Waters. Thomas Lawson Divorces Filed Isabell Johnson Pohl versus blessed his daughter giving the name Carlene. A son of Mr. and Maxwell A Pohl. Filed May 29. Mrs Guy Howard was blessed Dorothy Schielz Miller versus N J. Valentine and given the Kenneth Frances Miller. Filed by name Guy Ronnie. June 3, 1918. E. B Owen blessed a son and gave the name Scott Alan Cor Phone in your news. nia. Dennis Hansen, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl V. Hansen had been baptized and was con firmed by his father Gae Nell Olsen, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs Ernest Olsen, was confirm ed by her father John Jensen son of Mr, and Mrs. LeRoy Jen sen, was accepted as worthy to be ordained a deacon. Lynn Reeder and Raynold Pe tersen, having completed their work as deacons, were promoted to the teachers quorum. Martelle Humphreys Aid Fern Jensen sang, Have You Been In the Garden With Jesus Several bore testimony and after the closing song, "Praise God From Whom All Blessings Flow," the benediction was pro SONORA nounced by Bishop Knudsen. 6-- 1 ube Powerful AC-DSuperheterodyne T w Property Swapped Mr and Mis Ezra Andersen Tone Control, of Sandy, Utah, have exchanged Automatic olume Control. Styled in gleaming property with Mr. and Mis Claud Hamblin of North Wil Ivory plastic. lard. So now Mr. and Mrs Hamblin have moved to Sandy Reg. Price $.'56.60 and Mr. and Mrs. Andersen have SPECIAL SALE PRICE taken over the home and cabins Y- ' of Mr. and Mrs Hamblin. JUNE 15. BUNDY MOTOR and of Mr "Your Buick Dealer ' TABLE MODEL Jones and C. P. M A Wed. Speech Clinic Sunny Broo Homer 3 Opens Ogden Office Dr. Homer R. Rich, son of Mr and Mrs. Abel S. Rich of Brig ham City, and his family are making their home in Ogden Dr. Rich opened his office on the second floor of the Kiesel building Monday. A specialist in pediatrics, Dr. Richs practice will be limted to treatment of diseases of children Dr. Rich is a graduate of Box Elder high school, took his premedic course at the University Utah and gained his medical degree at the University of Tennessee. He practiced for three years in Salt Lake City, then spent two years in the service during the war, being stationed at Madigan general hospital, Tacoma, Wash., Gardner General hospital, Chicago, and at a prisoner of war camp at Mun-sing- , of Mich. Following his release from the service in April, 1917, he was affiliated with Childrens hospi tal in Philadelphia. He also attended the University of Pennsylvania. - $25.95 Mrs. Rich is a daughter of J. E. Ryan of Brigham City. Phone in your news. Styled in I 0ld C MODERN and Mrs Di Mr Sacrament and testimony meet ing was held in the Second ward church Sunday morning with Bishop Glen Knudsen presiding and Counselor Lafayette Jensen conducting the services The congregation sang. "Now Let Us Rejoice In the Day c Salvation, and Dee Lund jrave the opening prayer The sacra mental song, "O Lord of Hosts" was by the congregation. The priests had charge of the sacra ment with ten deacons ssisting A son rjciu5 --rfourn a yOX ELDER Brigham City. Utah Wednesday, Jun, , farms, railroads deni Pohl reiut half of every ton of new buildings, factorie and Mrs 's and ev, United the in turned Saturday from a trip to this sped produced ocean. Plans were completed the northwest including Port summer speech stat s is ooi n of scrap metal, the for week land Di Eugene and Springfield, Phone rn your news. from auto graveyards, clinic to be conducted by Oregon the spon coming under Rot Jones Le Mrs Jones attended the gen jE. of the Brigham Jayceet Women's sorship of eral Federation NO ROOM FOR tes. dub convention the week of ARjjUMgjj wishes to meet all Jones Dr 24 at Portland. May who have children of For years the leader! The Brigham City party visi- parentsthe who speech test and ted at the home of Robert Jones had on course the Now in enroll to compare it for pr;ce at Vanport, Oregon, son of Dr wish at 6 30 at evening Wednesday as well as qualify and Mrs Jones, and were in ward meeting house the vicinty at the time of the the First he will make ap dike break when the city was At this time for the individual pointments flood demolished by the raging periods for each instruction COME OVER ON THE waters child to The entire party had gone SUNNY BROOK Parents of children who have the beach for a Sunday after feel their but tested SIDE I been not noon outing when the flood in need assistance children was announced They warning development are uiged escaped from the danger zone speech to bung children foi interview but lost all their clothes and at that time luggage, while Mr and Mrs and testing Robert Jones and family lost Nebraska spent $127 52 per pu everything they owned except and Enjoy flie whiskey that's the clothes they wore to the pil in public elementary beach. secondary schools for 1911 43 CAuLtAjJL During World War I Nebraska for more walnut furnished the M I& N&Mi if KENTUCKY WHISKEY-- A BLEND than one half the gunsiocks for R. 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