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Show " To ,o ! Day Tenn. id a hen ($. Be June Bride Marriage 01 Baiba, a Jean Knecht To Burr h. tldndge Announced To Occur This June hifh hof Ruction, Ww iod. y on Wftll ptlo8 1 to 0 ' Kk Jean Knecht daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Barbara P. Knecht of Shrewsbwho will marry Mass., ury, William Burr S. Eldredge, Lake temple next 1 the Salt in June. Her are Patriarch grandparents and Mrs. S. Norman Lee of City. Brigham m way to work. Do 3 or PPing toy rices are lm you Former Local People Called On Mission 0 th Picture rfak foods Lional Going and wife, former residents of Brigham City, now residing in Saloni Beach, California, will leave San Diego, California, April 2G, on a special L. D. S. mission to Congo, 'New Zealand. In Congo, Going will supervise the construction of a college, and from there will go on to take charge of the Moore Agricultural college in New Zealand. In California he was president of an L.D.S. branch, and supervised the construclion of a chapel there. While in Brigham City he was a building contractor. 3 DAYS feel ks ahead, ft Thurs. - the big Cool items Hums i Fri. - Sat. mane hoorsr stoi f frozen fc you a built i tor. No oi sip you h for Starring. BILL WILLIAMS JANE NIGH RALPH MORGAN , mi you. today. in 49 3WN , Grass countrys racing romance. Second Feature ThereVa crime in the book written in bullets and more bullets . . . with the last chapter still to be told. amy bvdgtlfk Starring TOM ESTOCK Brigham People Return From Visit In Southern States Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jensen and son Jack; Mr. and Mrs. Leland Nelson and son and daughter, Leland and Lela Mae, and Susan Call returned Sunday evening from a trip which took them to many interesting places in Southern Utah, Arizona and Mexico. The group visited at Bryce Canyon, Jacobs Lake, Arizona, House Rock on the Navaho desert, Navaho bridge, Organ Pipe cactus forest and in Sonoyta, Old Mexico where they crossed to the rocky point of the gulf of California to watch deep sea fishing and boat building. On the return trip they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Dooley and baby at Gila Bend, Arizona, and the Mesa temple, Grant canyon, Zion Canyon; visited with tnends at St. George, the first state capital at iFillmore and returned via the famous Oak Creek canyon. They reported it was very disappointing to arrive in Brigham City in a swirling snow storm after having encountered such beautiful weather on their vacation trip. Sorority Studies Speech In Novel Way At Meeting CONWAY STEVE BRODIE Selected Shorts Plus Members of the Beta Phi sorority enjoyed a method of studying their lesson on speech at the meeting held Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Ray Daines. One and a half minute talks were recorded and played back to the group for analization and Play Will Be In Presented Willard Three-Ac- the Blue greatest Mr. and Mrs. William P. Knecht of Shrewsbury, Mass announce the engagement of their daughter, Barbara Jean, to Burr S. Eldredge, son of Pa. triarch and Mrs. J Harold Eldredge of Roosevelt, Utah. Miss Knecht was graduated for Major Howard W. Beal high school, Shrewsbury, and spent her freshman year at the Framingham State Teachers college at Framington, Mass. She transferred in June of 1949 to the Brigham Young University where she will continue her studies in home economics. The prospective brides father is first counselor to S. Dilworth Young, president of the New England mission. She is a granddaughter of the late Patriarch James S. Knecht of the New York stake and Mrs. Knecht, now of Logan. Her maternal are grandparents Patriarch and Mrs. S. Norman Lee of Brigham City. Mr. Eldredge graduated from Duchesne h i gh school, Duchesne, Utah, in 1944, and entered the United States army the same year. He served until 1947, two years of which were spent in the European theater of operations. He is now a senior af the Brigham Young university, majoring in physical education. The wedding will take in the Salt Lake temple in place June. t During services at the Brigham City Community Presbyterian church last Sunday several people Joined the church. Joining by letter from other churches were Mrs. Mary Gillespie and Mr. and Mrs. Murray Mason. Joining by confession of faith were Mr. and Mrs. William Howes, Rachael E. Ketchum and Mrs. Murray Nakamura. Mrs. Clarence Ward became an affiliated member and the were bapfollowing children tized: Barbara Beth Mason, Linda Joy Crowell, Anne Elizabeth Beane, Donnie Hess Ourado, Judy May Ourada and Claude Edwood Ourada. : and 4 STOCK FflJ jd rolls )d rolls J20i 7 7 n - News-Journa- SMITH AND SONS Malcolm Jeppsen Is MARKET Movie Club Prexy Sunflower DUP Camp To Meet Thursday d 12, 1910 Wednesday, April Mrs. Letty Christoiferson tended funeral services for her brother, Wm. W. Howard, held in American Falls, Idaho last Friday. Returning to Brigham City for a visit with their sister were the following people: Dr. Verna D. C., Minear of Washington, Mrs. Dila Sweeten of Salt Lake City; Edward L. Howard of Sac California; ramento, Dewey Howard of Boulder City, Nevada, Mr. Mrs. and and Ewalt Anderson, also of Boulder City, Nev, ' Local Singer BOX ELDER NEWS The .Sunflower camp of the Daughters of Utah Tioneers will meet Thursday evening, April Howard Simcox 13, at the home of Olivia F. Anderson, 61 south Third east at Return From Three 7:30 oclock. Week Vacation Trip Officers would appreciate a good attendance at this imporMr. and Mrs, Howard G. Sim-andaughter, Carol Ann, tant meeting. returned recently from a pleasEarly To Bed ant three weeks vacation trip. NORTH GRAFTON, Mass. First on the agenda was a visit to Las Vegas, then to the (UP) John O. Nichols, just Hoover Dam, down through Ari- turned his 102nd birthday, bezona and New Mexico and into lieves in early rising. He gets old Mexico. The Simcoxs visit- up every day at 6:30 but it isnt tra- so bad, he says, because he goes ed the Carlsbad Caverns, veled up through Kansas to to bed at 7 in the evening. With Nichols Kansas City where they visited 29 living descendants, with many friends and relatives. still reads without glasses and They stopped at the Will Rogers shaves himself daily. in Oklahoma and memorial The l visited relatives at Salinas Kam telephone sas and Denver, Colorado on the number is 1 ,000. Phone in your return trip. news, please. Recognition The Box Elder Movie club met Monday evening at the CommerDr. Malcolm cial club rooms. Jeppsen showed a very interesthe had ing film with sound made, entitled The Story of Two home movies were shown by Don Call, one of which was filmed at Willard Peak on Jim Bridger Day. Election of officers was held, after which, pie and ice cream was served. The following were elected to office: Dr. Malcolm Jeppsen, president; Theron Lee, vice pres ident; Don Call, secretary and r treasurer; Willis Hansen, director with Walter Cheal and Reed Simonsen as hold-ove- r directors. Retiring officers include: Gor don John, Everett president; Anderson, vice president; Irene Hansen, secretary and treasurer, and Jay Hamsun, outgoing of her beautiful voice, charming personality and pleasing stage appearance, Miss Dixie Ann Mecham won both phases of a preliminary nonprofessional contest held at the Atwater Kent auditions in Los Angeles, California on March 30 and April 6. The contest was open to any man or woman between the ages of 18 and 28 years of age In the United States, who had not sung on a professional basis. Miss Mecham was the youngest contestant and was one of a very few who was asked to sing a second number at both preliminaries. She now is to eligible for the semi-finalbe hold in May when five men and five women finalists will be selected and will be featured In a concert In the Hollywood Bowl. Prizes of $1,000 to $2,000, according to the rating received, will be given the winners. Miss Mechams winning numbers were Vlssi DArte, from LaTosca and Greatest Wish In The World. She Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mecham of Sait Lake City and a granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Larsen of Brigham City. She is a sophomore student at the Y. U. Accompanying B. the singer to California were her parents and accompanist, Gordon Keddington of Bountiful. By virtue two-yea- Card Of Thanks To those who by their acts of kindness expressed their sympathy and friendship at the time of the death of our beloved father, Mr. W. J. Worwood, we wish to express heartfelt thanks. We wish especially to thank the primary association, the Relief society, our friends and all others who assisted in any way. Mr, and Mrs. Eugene Armstrong. brings you THE THREE SONS on TRIO TIME EVERY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 8:45 A. M. KBUH Northern Utahs Station Good Music DIAL 800 Phone your news to 1,000. c 10 criticism. Mrs. Perc Petersen, a former sorority member, was an honored guest, and she told of her travels to the Mardi Gras, several southern and Cuba. Pledges announced they will honor members at a party to be held on April 24, and Mrs. Den-zel- l Butler stated the Founders Day banquet wouid.be held on NE LEFT, stes K May 1. A delicious light luncheon was served by the hostesses, Mrs. Ray Daines, Marie Thorne Jeppsen and Mrs. Gil Lauritzen. INTRODUCTORY NEW OFFER ecord Albums Dora Dean, a three-ac- t play will be presented by the Ogden Young Folks Receive Fourth ward M.I.A., Thursday Awards Sun. At Perry evening at 8 oclock, in the WilThe sacrament meeting was lard ward recreation hall, it held in the Perry ward Sunday was announced today. 'Everyone is invited and there evening with Eugene Bott, counwill be no charge. selor, conducting. Opening song, True To The Faith, was followed by invocaV tion from Douglas Quayle. The sacramental song was Oh Thou Kind and Gracious Father. Singing was conducted by Harper Billings and Louise Davis was accompanist. Two Good Features Following sacrament, Frances Nelson presented Dennis Nelson 1 No. Hit to receive his graduation certiHELEN ficate, which was presented to Dennis by May Wagstaff, priHAYES Bishop Rulon president. mary GARY Hirschi then presented his name to be ordained into the priestCOOPER hood. A The Holy City, A vocal solo, was sung by Donna Wood, accompanied by 'Dorothy Hirschi. FAREWELL Two songs were then sung by a boys chorus, under the direction of Harper Billings with Arlene Wight, accompanist. Mrs. E. B. Owens, of the South Box Elder stake, presented Hit No. 2 awards to the teen-ag- e girls and EDW. G their leaders, Mrs. Maude White and Mrs. Lois Thorne. ROBINSON special Three girls received LORETTA awards for one hundred percent YOUNG attendance. They were: Arlene Gaye Nebeker and ConWight, "The nie Wagstaff. David O. Andersen of the South stake, gave an interesting talk and presented awards to the priesthood boys. Special awards were given to Lawrence Wright, Boyd Hirschi, Therald Quayle, and Reese Quayle. An outstanding feature of the ALSO was the fact that the program So You Wont Muscle Man four sons and one daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wagstaff received awards. They were: Ray Wagstaff, Hugh, Kent, Wayne and Dorene Wagstaff. Moving pictures were taken of the young people and their parents. Closing prayer was offered by Dennis Nelson. SOUTH PACIFIC, Stan Kenton's A PRESENTATION C OLE .TRIO, tWESTERN T a i ROUND-U- P t, OF JAZZ, KING by Tex Ritter and Others, Music of t Jerome Kern, COLLECTOR'S ITEMS, CLIFFIE STONE'S Barn Dance Waltzes, JOHNNY MERCER SINGS, The PIED PIPERS Harvest Moon Album, CHILDREN'S RECORDS, Rumplestiltskin, Margaret O' B r i e n 's "LETS FLY TO MEXICO," Bible Stories For Children, King Cole For Chil- dren, The GREAT GILDERSLEEVE's Stories For Children, Tex Song For Children. 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