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Show I fLDER jqI , yjewSournal Friday, November 0t8fl COT Boy Cqtches Train After Spanking 5, 1948 was one of his first broadcast and television shows In another he posed as a doctor and explained to a about babies. One of his helpful mechanimircal gadgets is the two-waror which lias a noirnal appearance from one side but ts as tiansparent as a pane of ndi nary glass from the other With the caineia behind Die mirro", Funt plans such stunts a pictures of a girl making up tier face in the powder room and a man performing his morning shave. Funt also has a station wa Inpudent Candid Mike Now Televised four-year-ol- BUFFALO, N. Y. (UP) conductor on the mfans that the here population vvil) be Buffalo-to-De-trol- teaching iti peak again rioitnal cilf is ,nl LUt. of They can be hunted pdUm.ei! ,'(. itn liiMlth with anv vvllicll weapon. this St .Uf. The t NEW YORK The cou-pi- e in the restaurant were nettled when the impertinent waiter told them there was nothing on the menu but live:, then sat down at their table and started mu'u 'mig linkers 1 hev didn't know that movie cameras were named on them and that their waiter" was Allen Funt, creator and m c. of the :ad o comedy program, Candid Mike. Fun: now is adapting his candid interviews to television and his shows are appearing on the television station of the American Broadcasting corn-pa(UP) train asked the little boy tor his ticket. He had none. He said he didn't have any money either. But he added that (.OKLWKCoiinne of he was Ronnie Selling of Bufthe Daughters, ol Utah camp Pioneers falo and was seven years old. met Fnday afternoon at the He was running away from C.R. JONES, D.C. N. D. home of Mrs. Sophronia Larsen home he said. with Captain Della Owens conBy the timp this was discloChiropractor Naturopath ducting the meeting. After the sed. the train was in Canadian Colon opening Mrs. Treatments exercises, V, R territory. Elect Rather than face de-- I Holmes entertained with two lays because of immigration Service Reducing; Tieatments piano selections and the lesson XRa complications, railway men de"They Came m IS, was given cided to take Ronnie on to DeBaths Massage by Mrs Alene Hansen. A so- troit and then notify his parcial hour was v enjoyed and de- ents Brigham City, I tah jteDC1 licious refreshments were servFortified a Fuats radio show made a big by ed to 16 members nights sleep, present by the young wanderer returned to hit. With a Hours: 1 2 a. m. p. m. Mrs. Adele microphone hidden Christensen, Mrs. the next morning where in the shrubbery, he sat down Craner and Mrs. Dyan Buffalo he was met by his father. Then on a park bench and tried to Jones. The next meeting will He be held November 19 at the Ronnie told why he had run make a date with a gul. acted as a flirtatious shoestore away. home of Mrs. Martha Smoot. He was mad, he said, because salesman, as a department store Friday evening, October 22 a he had received a spanking for clerk who refused to sell his wedding dance was held in the a The goods and in other roles. runaway attempt. previous Corinne ward recreation hall by spontaneous, and usually hilariMr. and Mrs. Chester Rader, in with but shock and bruises ex- ous, interviews then were honor of their daughter Carol cept Stanley Smoot who suffer- bioadcast from transcription. Mae and Ailo Yates, whose mar- ed injuries to his spine. He was Now Funt is putting down the riage took place that week. The to the Cooley hospital in encounters on film and televishall was attractively decorated Brigham and remained ing tnem. The waiter routine City with YOUR VOTE flowers and many friends there for several days then afand relatives enjoyed the af- ter a cast was in being placed WAS TRCKY fair. Mrs. Wesley Hansen and able to be removed to his home Farm Loans Farm Ixians Mrs. Jay Yates had charge of at Centerville. He is the son of Farm APPRECIATED the gift room and Mrs. Ixians Farm Ixians Mr. Mrs. and His Smoot. George Edgar Davis and Mrs. Elmer Larsen condition is favorable. had charge of the refreshment The was ideal for the table. Many lovely gifts were three weather of pheasant hunting days presented to the newlyweds. and this neighborhood was cerLow-co- st LEWIS Mr .and Mrs. A. M. Reeder tainly alive with hunters every, Amortized were happy to have their son where. For the most part they Grant returned home from his were careful but a few were not Ixians that never have to mission on Wednesday. He ar- very cautious in not shooting too he renewed, yet can be paid med in time to help out with close to residences. Farmers and off as fast as shorter term the last of the beet harvest. their families were almost afraid loans using the Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bowman to venture as shots and two children of Culver, Ore- were flying quite furious as the Farm Income Privilege gon, visited Saturday and Sun- season opened at noontime SatMr. with Mrs. Rasand Nels day urday. A successful hunt was You pay any amount at any mussen. They were enroute to reported in this area. time from farm income. Sait Lake City. The Bowmans Sunday evening at 7:30 p. m., Ask for details on this their home to always keep open in the ward chapel, the Relief and other advantages the L. D. S. missionaries in Oresociety will conduct their anof the Equitable Sogon. inA nual conference. cordial ciety's FARM LOAN Last Sunday Delos Thompson vitation is extended to all and SERVICE. and Eberhart Zundel represent- especially members are urged ing the stake high council at- to be present! tended both Sunday school and BAIRD AGENCY Saturday is the day planned sacrament meetings and each to harvest the church welfare Phone 19 0 BE AWARDED SATl ItDAY, NOVEMBER 20TII gave interesting talks in the beets. All male members of the Real Estate Broker evening meeting. ward are invited to come and FREE Keepsake Diamond Ring Set Mrs. Wm. Fillmore was pleas- help harvest this crop. 2 antly surprised this week to reFREE Bulova Watch ceive a letter from Emil Dunn FREE Parker "5 1" from Tona. In this letter he said that he and his family 4 FREE Elgin Compact were the only white people FREE Ronson Lighter there at present and that he had been made mission presjust 6 FREE.' Terry Wallet ident of the Tongan missiojp.He "reported that the family were all work well and enjoying their GET YOUR TICKETS NOW very much. STARTING NOV. 8 TO NOV. 13 DURING BIG ANNIVERSARY SALE Following the Relief society meeting on Tuesday a short Y FOR CHRISTMAS meeting was held by the members of the Daughters of PioM r s. Oneta Thorne, neers. county captain, was in attendance and presented the problems the state organization are POTTERY PAINTS having in raising more money Figurines to go ahead with the erection of 10 10 25"the memorial building In Salt Lake City. All members are reOFF OFF OFF quested to buy the books Heart Throbs of the West, and do all H. P. AUTO PARTS ALUMINUM they can to circulate these books throughout the county and raise WARE & Accessories! Gas Motors the necessary funds needed. 15 OFF 15 OFF unforOFF an 25 Friday afternoon tunate accident occurred just a mile east of the Smoot residence in Corinne when the station waMany Other Items 10 to 25 Off gon in which Robert Smoot, Stanley Smoot and four other boys from Centerville, were returning home from college at 151 South Main Logan, left the road and overPhone 781 turned several times throwing the occupants out. All escaped H if a hdi , THANK Bear Lake Finhing Open The only trout water open In the state of Utah is Bear Lake. This lake closes December 16 by mutual agreement witn the State reason, began telling Funt all of Idaho. Both Idaho and Utah his troubles The alert camera fishing licenses are acceptable man picked up t lit entire scene, at either the Utah or Idaho end3 whiili Funt says is onr ot his of the lake. best v i t RELIEF AT LAST Painful Hitch HILLSBORO. Tex. (UP) An acetylene torch and a hacksaw wete needed to unhitch 9 year-olJohn William Semecek from a trailer hitch in which he caught his finger. d i dr. j. h. McNamara n 9-- gon with a camera concealed Inside for street corner interviews. He was standing beside the Station vv agon recently when a man came up and, for no plausible VETERINARIAN Just East of Bear River City Postoffice 583-R1- 1 YOU, THERE IS NOTHING FINER Creomubion relieves promptly because it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial mucous membranes.TeU your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomolsion with the understanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you are to have vour money back. CREOMULSION Bronchitis Tremonton Exchange Phone Bear River Citv 2.391 Brigham Phone ForYour COUGH for Coughs, Chest Colds, THAN A FRIENDS n Stromberg-Carlso- FARM LOANS JONES If! 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