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Show sen at the fast day services, held Sunday at the Perry ward cha. pel following Sunday school. Brigham City. Utah Douglas Oyler conducted the 1950 Wednesday, March 8, meeting. "Count Your Many was the opening Blessings, Hansen Baby Named song, after which invocation was given by Isaac Young. O At Perry Sunday Lord of Hosts," was the sacrad mental song. Singing was conClarence Brad Hansen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clar- ducted by Jay Mathews with ence Hansen was blessed by Arlene Wight and Dorothy Hlrs-ch- i as accompanists. his grandfather, Raymond Han- Testimony bearing occupied the remainder of the meeting with nine participating. The closing song, "Praise To The Man, was followed by benediction by Raymond Hansen. PACE TOUR - BOX ELDER NEWS SPORTSWEAR DANCE Children Visit At Leo Hansen Home 1 a MARCH 18 , DANCE-BOW- , L 9:00 1. M. Fraternal by Order Eagles for benefit of the Eagles Memorial Foundation and Home. Sponsored Kindergarten Meet INVITED Admission: $1 Couple omiaoj Pick O' The Pictures rr Mrs. Ernest Wendell and two small daughters, Patricia and Beverly were visitors at Mrs. Wendells parents Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hansen during, the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell reside at Bountiful. iMr, and Mrs. Claude Richards and children, Tonla, Trudy and Terry of Salt Lake City and Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Hansen of Tremonton were visitors at the Hansen home on Sunday. They also visited with other relatives In Brigham City before returning to their homes. Bessie Hansen To Be Guest Speaker At PUBLIC t''K' Week-En- d During SATURDAY . LAST TIME The Kindergarten club will hold Its regular meeting Thursday afternoon at 4 oclock at the War Memorial home. , The program has been arranged by Mrs Delbert Robinette, chairman of the Department of American Homes committee. Guest speaker will be Miss Bessie Hansen, Box Elder county Home Demonstration agent who has chosen Household Hints, as her subject. A short discussion on Cancer will be led by Mrs. Winifred Ryan who will introduce two lady guests from the state cancer' office. Several musical numbers have been arranged and officers are desiious of a good atten- dance at this meeting. n TODAY tv i (Wednesday) ' ' - !rf The i Law ton Story of The Prince i b Sacrament Meeting In Eugene Bott Speaks Sixth Ward Last Sunday At Perry Fireside Sacrament meeting was held in the Brigham City Sixth ward following chapel Immediately Sunday school, Sunday, March 5. Arthur Steffen was In charge. Opening song was "O Holy Words of Truth and Love," by the congregation. The opening prayer was offered by Joseph H. Peterson and the sacrament song, "Well Sing All Hall To Jesus Name, was sung by the congregation. The sacrament was taken care of by Wesiey Barlow and Kelly assisted by the deacons. Tirzah Deene Woodruff was confirmed a member of the church by Curtis Perry. A baby son of Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Carrol was blessed and given the name of Robert Lee by has great grandfather,' Jesse H. Giles. A baby son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey G. Iverson was blessed and given the name of Bruce Harvey by his grandfaher, Ernest Iverson. A baby daughter of (Mr. and Mrs. Shirl Williams was blessed and given the name of Martha, Ann by Bishop E. A. Johnson. A baby son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Forsgren was blessed and given the name of Sydney Burt by his father. A baby son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Baron was blessed and given the name of Robert Dale by Bishop Richard Hansen. Lyle Jenkins, a guide in the Primary, was given a certificate of graduation by the Primary president, Margaret Lewis. Bishop Hansen In turn offered Lyle Jenkins name for being advanced to the office of . deacon. Clare Wiser was presented to the congregation for approval in being advanced to the office of a priest. The remainder of the time was turned over to testimony bearing with pine members parLe-Ro- y ticipating. The closing song was "Lord We Ask Thee Ere We Part, and the closing prayer was offered by Alfred Olson. Governor Is "Rev." Me. AUGUSTA, GREENFIELD, Mass. JUP) An owl crashed Into the home of Mrs. Mary Quinlan through a closed window, Though the glass was shattered, the owl appeared unharmed and flew away when put outdoors. Gov, (UP) Frederick G. Payne got the title reverend without attending divinity school. Associates began using the title jokingly when a typographical error In a magazine article made him Rev. Payne Instead of Gov. Payne. Of Peace ' The life of Jesus Christ in the screens first great passion play. Beautiful . TODAY ONLY!!! THURSDAY 'UMMKTOW: SCOTT BRADY DOMAIN JOHN RUSSELL DOW PEGGY RcDONAU IKINAKTM v ' win rut umCHAKEY MUID ASTrSTS CO-HI- T ' 4H207 FRONTIER BADMAN AND V 800 KC. Daytime Schedule KBUH ' WEEKDAYS 7 30 Top O Morning 800 Sagebrush Party 8 30 Toast To Toast Top O' Morning Sagebrush Party 8 45 Studio 900 Morning Devotions Music By Monroe 9 15 9 30 9 45 to 00 10 11 Kid's Party Organ Moods (MWF) (T Th) W.C.T.U. 6. Irigham Insurance Man RUPTURED? tapers. I 4 I 3 will include 10 glorious will be given away, absolutely free. Each trip loveliest paradise, tWp days in the worlds United Air Lines. will be made in the luxurious Mainhner Acrosomc Pianos, Console Many other big prizes, including Baldwin Vacuum Cleaners. ; Hoover picture Television Sets, in- surance agent of this city, has ust completed a two weeks health and accident policy underwriting course at the University of Utah, the only school of its kind to be scheduled west of the Mississippi River this year, Approximately twenty five agents from the western states area attended. Instructing was Wesley J. A. Jones, Chicago, .executive secretary of the International association of Accident and Health Underwriters. Mr. Bradshaw states this experience was very informative. He has been with his company for the past year and resides with his wife and daughter at i 9 BIG TRIPS 6. . But Not 3 Trips . Don and Denice Pierson Walker, Willard, baby girl born March boutennlerre, very graciously greeted guests in a hall beautifully decorated for the occaof sion with lovely bouquets acacia, daffodils and talismen roses. A picture of the couple 125 .West 1st North, Brigham when they were married 50 City. . years ago and a golden wedding picture was also displayed with Phone1 your hews to 1000. a picture of members not able to be present. A gorgeous white and gold decorated wedding cake was placed on an em broidered cloth on a small ta WE . FIT ble flanked with matching white Background music was play ed by Marion 'Miller, violinist, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Renee Littlewood. Later In the afternoon, piano music was played by Helen Bunnell and Romina Rasmussen and vocal se. lections were sung by the youngest son, Lee Val entine of Palo Alto, California. Serving was taken care of .by grandchildren of the couple, Miss Carolyn Skeen, Miss Beverly Broadbept, Miss Judy Jacobs and David Kent Jacobs. . iMr. and Mrs. Valentlpe reteleceived many lovely gif grams and messages of congratulations. Seven of their eight ' living children were with their moth er and father for the memorable occasion as - follows? Merrell Valentine, Mrs. T. L. Broadbent, both of Salt Lake City; Ruth Valentine, Price; Mrs. R. N. Price of - Brighamr'fMrs.Y Heber Jacobs and Mrs. Paul fekeen of of Ogden and ' Lee Valentine Palo Alto. Another son, Eustace Valentine of Erwin, Idaho was unable to be present. Also, at tending were, two brothers and two sisters of Mr. Valentine: Hyrum W. and Lawrence Valentine and Mrs. Celia Isaacson of Salt Lake City and Alice V, fetersen of Brigham City, j . . thrill-pack- ed Strato-Cruiser- of G-- E - 12-in- ch DO... YOU ALL Just call Mountain States Electric today, Phone 410, or drop in and let us demonstrate the new IRON-RIT- E, and well give you your contest entry blank. Nothing to buy, nothing to sell. Just see the demonstration, then tell what you think of JRONRITE. But make your appointment for demonstration today! The sooner the better! 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Greene Show Nat'l Guard Show P.W, Program Instramentally Yours Danger Or. Danfield LD S. Radio Chapel B Navy Band 4 i Why be bored with daily setting up exercises? Keep fit by bowling! Try our new alleys. Open from 6 P. M. Daily and Sunday afternoons. v Star Time RCA Victor Hit Parade The ' A Tram Sign Off Sign Off DANCE-BOW- finish oil-ba- se t surfaces rich and salin-smoot- THE USE OF IN MODERN HOMES SS Stand and woodwork. -- . . easy to care for . . . because it has a genuine oil . base. And Fuller's matched , colors make it easy to harmon- ize your decorating scheme. 4 - FULLERWEAR A tough - and floor enamel gaff." For wear-resid-0 that "stand all types of popular colors. K L Phone 738 06"r0 r peated washings. - , walk lovely enamel finish for h, ? FREE IDEAS FOR FUL-GLO, for interior walls. Makes wall ' I COLOR t Fuller's famous finish. porcelain-lik- e , Star Time RCA Victor Hit Parade The "A Tram 6 00 Sign Off E PLEASANT WAY! 500 t 30 where you want the utmost in wear and beauty. Clear, sparkling colors . . . lustrous, Party M II Western FULLER FULLCOAT perfect finish for bath, kitchen, furniture . , . every- Eddie Guest Vocalist Box Eider Hit Pared 9 us for ideas on new beauty with paint. A Morning Varieties Bill Pearce Show Classics I .- " ' M Glen Miller Show The Preyer Perfect Glen Miller Show 2 15 All Star Bandstand 2 30 Classics in Music Plan exciting interiors with the magic of Fuller's Jewel Case of Colors . and the DECORET ENAMEL Army Band Guest Star Hour Of Classics 30 X JEWEL CASE of COLOR Card Of Thanks We are deeply appreciative and thankful for the expressions of sympathy, acts of kindness and floral gifts bestowed upon us in our recent hour of be reavement. May God bless you and may the same brotherly love be showered upon you when sor row crosses your pathway of life. Mr. and Mrs. Leon May and w I 1.45 2 Mr. and (Mrs. Ernest Korth and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kelly returned last week from Ari zona where they visited over with their son and the week-ennephew, Elder E. Kelly ( Korth, who is laboring in the - southwest Indian mission. . At the present time , Elder Korth is at Sells, Arizona. They also called on Elder Arlan Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Allen who is laboring at Bylas, Arizona. Both boys reported they are enjoying their work among the Indians. 6!h $ 00 FULLERS , And brothers and sisters of Mrs. MyTtle Moss. Beehive Telatune Andre Kostelanets Number Please Ben Meet The Band 12 IS Luncheon Serenade 12 30 Classified Page of the Air 12 45 Guest Vocalist Box Elder Hit Parade 1.15 12 7 Not 2 Trips Trip Family, Phil Reed Timo Book Review n i Phil Read Tima Beehive Talatuno Music In The Morning Sam's Song Shop Jensen Carniv'l (MWF) Frank Sinatra (T Th) IMS Morning Varieties 00 Top O Morning Sagebrush Party Off The Record Cinderella 10 45 11 SUNDAY SATURDAY 15 10 30 PLUS SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS Roger and Ava Conger Nielsen, Garland, baby boy born March 1 - d with Ml host of old friends and atives from Brigham City and surrounding communities called at the War Memorial home Sunday afternoon to congratulate the fiftieth wedding anniversary of their friends, Mr, and Mrs. Nephi J. Valentine. Mrs. Valentine, wearing a beautiful corsage of talismen roses and gold wheat and her husband wearing a matching A rel- t wift laced with lore U! Not 6. FREE TRIP To Hawaii 10-D- ay Brigham, baby boy born March Mr. William E. Bradshaw, Brigham People Visit Missionaries In Ariz. FRI. - SAT. UINIC Would You Like A in-fa- Contest IRONRITB Hew Big f THURSDAY Spiced Delbert and Lida Petersen Lee, baby girl bom March 6. The died one hour after birth. Verl and Ivy Caddy Whitehead, Attends Special School Many Friends Honor N. J. Valentines On Golden Wedding The Enter - beyond words in glorious color. . omN Perry fireside was held last Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jamesy Nelson. Donna Wood was In charge of the meeting with Therald Quayle offering the opening prayer. Group singing was enjoyed after which Eugene Bott occupied time speaking of "Observance Of the Sabbath Day, followed by a discussion by the young folk's. The closing benediction was offered by Phillip Oyler, after which delicious refreshments were served by Mrs. Jamesy Nelson. , oyKooveoe oqq oorGo ow d fl00 |
