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Show fits of the major changes in the law. Of 32 Look Feldhauser emphasized that persons now receiving benefits will receive increases autoSocial security monthly reand that they will not At Conclave tirement and survivors benefits matically need to take any action on their were raised substantially when part. The class of 32 of Box Elder President Truman signed the school held their first re1950 Amendments to the Social high Health Council union at the new Fourth ward Security Act, according to Charles W, Feldhauser, social secur- Postpones Sept. Meet chapel last Friday night. Sept. 8, with over 70 members and ity field representative, Because of the current busy their partners present. . S "The increase will probably season, and lack of pressing . Included in the evenings ennot be evident until the October business, the of tertainment was a program with checks reach beneficiaries early the Box Elderregular meeting CoordinaFloyd Rasmussen as master of in November, continued Feld ting Council forcounty ceremonies. First number was hauser. 'However, the increase scheduled for (Health Services, Monday, Septem- a solo by Dorothy Jeppsen, acwill pe retroactive to Septem- - ber 18, has been unpostponed companied by Ruth Miller on bet. til November, according to (Mrs. the violin and Velda Palmer at Notices have been mailed to Louella O. MacFarlane, the piano. all persons now receiving bene The prognostications on the lives of the members of the class made in the year book of 1932 was reviewed by Henry results Pearson, with unusual evoking many hearty laughs. A short business meeting was held at which time it was decided to hold another class reunion in 1952 and every five years thereafter. Henry Pearson and Ray An- Security Benefits Are Raised, Feldhauser Says Class Corinne M.Y.F. Is Back Host To Groups -- : . ' Dont delay this Important phone call . . . its later than you think! Cold fall and winter days are approaching fast. So call us today PHONE 8 --insure heat when you need it. AND REMEMBER ... . BE SURE IT'S -- -- ai dersen were chosen for the 1952 affair. Faye Steed was retained as secretary. While light refreshments were David Welling, served, president of the class In 1932, awarded a number of prizes to class members present. Winning prizes were Dorothy Jeppsen, Albert Bingham, Goldie Owen, Gertrude Wilde and Earl Sheffield. ; The committee in charge of included Don arrangements Jeppson, general chairman; assisted by Ray Andersen, Afton Beeoher, Faye Moody, Eva Valentine, Velda Palmer, Dorothy Jeppsen, Norma Burnette, Hazel Packer, Faye Steed and Goldie Owen. City Golf Corinne was the host chapter to the Methodist Youth Fellowship Sunday, September 10.: The M.Y.F. meets once every two months with the aims to promote religious education and youth participation in church ; activities, according to Miss Patricia Reed, president of the Corinne group. ' . Youth, 100 strong, from i the four Salt Lake churches, Ogden First Methodist, Bingham r canyon, Highland Boy, ; Jremonton and Corinne to participate in the varied program. To round out a full day of were classes, activity there games, devotional services, a religious movie and community singing. The classes were divided be tween the Methodist church and the Masonic lodge. The Corinne members were assisted by Rev erend Gile and Miss Vesta Per ry, adult sponsor from Corinne. Miss Ada Duhigg led the com munity singing. She is the stake president from Bingham canyon. Reverend W. R. Pearsons, former Corinne and Tremonton . pastor and now at Liberty Park Metho dist in Salt Lake City was in charge of the games. Those from Corinne who helped on the pro gram were Misses - Patricia, Louise and Geraldine Reed and Mrs. Joy and Margaret 1 . Plan Missionary Conclave Sept. 30 6emi-annu- Holiday On Ice Friday of this week one of the countrys biggest entertainment spectacles opens in Utahs capital city, when the giant Holiday On Ice troupe arrives in - town for a nine-dastay at the State Fair. The precision trained skating stars, boasting 36 gorgeous Gla-mus leers, 28 big time acts, and 20 featured performers will be presenting the 1951 .World Premiere of the glittering ice to word. .! reshow, according ceived from the producers of the show. Stars of the show are Dorothy Goos, former U.S. figure skating champion, appraised toy Sonja Henie as ' Americas leading y ! o nWalk D. M. Mason Wins The reunion of the returned missionaries of the Northern States and Great Lakes Missions will be held Saturday, Sept. 30, it is announced toy Hen ry L. Isaksen, president of the State Fair Boasts skater; her partner Murray Galbraith; Bobby Blake, dynamic, rhythm skater; Ann A Block & Save" red-head- John PAGE.EiGBj years old when Presidents Adams and his son John Quincy BOX ELDER H; Adams walked the streets of the city. Brigham Qt i Dutch QUINCY, Mass. (UP) It was the largest and oldest Wednesday, Sftpteni elm disease has forced city for- elm in the city years later when living part It shaded Ethelbert Nevin, comesters to cut down ATHLETES FOtol and of Quincys history. poser of The Rosary" J as he Rose, a Workers had to remove a Lak Mighty IN ONE H0(J elm which officials wrote some of his songs. , was a sapling when If not P looao d, you, D. M. (Mace) Mason defeated estimated MorThomas drug .tor., f.4.1 "JL settler, first the the of Jack Bundy with five holes up contains 00 nL. in The original markers of oo- cide into Bay sailed Quincy ton, PENETRTEAS. and four left to play last SunMason Dixon line were to KILL th. 1625. made in England. Drug Store. day on the Brigham City golf The tree was more than 200 lite limestone, course to capture the 1950 city golf championship. Bundy defeated Omer Call and Frank Salto in preliminary nine hole matches to reach the finals and Mason defeated Dr. Harper Pearse and C. V. Fors gren in the other bracket to reach the finals. The last match was a e Historic Quincy Elms Cut Down By City group. The Crystal and Mirror Rooms e on the main floor of the Hotel have been secured for the affair which will start at 8 p. m. The hall will be open at 7 p. m.for ladies to come, while men are in priesthood meeting. The present mission presidents of the two missions and former mission presidents with their wives will be guests of honor and will preside at informal re ceptions to toe (held with the missionaries who served with them. Committees composed of missionaries of the different groups have been appointed, to encourage the attendance of every missionary who has served in the Northern States and Gjretit Lakes missions, as well as 'the members of the L. D. S. church who have lived in that area and families and friends of present not hard All INTERNATIONAL HARVE STr ' affair. 36-hol- - In the, "first flight Floyd Holmes and (Harold Larsen played a 36 hole match for "championship. honors. After .playing 36 holes Holmes was victorious with one hole up. : The championship flight is sponsored by the Brigham City golf and country club and the championship trophy cup Is presented to;,the winner each year by Peters Jewelry. This is a change over past years. Previously the Peters cup was awarded to the winner when the old dub was organized and played on the alkali flats. The winners name was engraved on the cup and the winner was. in possessiop of it one year, according to Dean Candand, club ' ' pro. This year a new procedure has been adopted. The Peters cup will remain in the club house on display continually and the winner will be awarded another cup to keep. The winners name will be engraved on the clubs cup each year and when It Is completely filed the club will purchase another cup. Also, a picture of each of the winners will toe placed on display at the club house. THEYRE GORGEOUS! these Smooth, gleaming, beauties take up aa amazingly tmall space on your kitchen floor. THEYRE SPMIO, All four models have hugt fa , big crispers to keep fruitt M and unbelievably huge shelf, etables dewy-frescapable of storing foods like watermelons and oil h Every feature has a function! The quiet, e Tight-Wa- d Unit saves electricity. Tapered Door Styling, beautiful, saves Handy, built-iis so convenient! trouble-fre- n floor-spac- makes Scientific New-hous- rnpf Bottle-Open- it easy rritt to store bulky foods like watermelons, etc. Smooth, porcelain enamel interiors make cleaning easy. Be sure you see these refrigerators! Steel Makers Produce Ultra-Fin- e Wire The CLEVELAND, O. (UP) Armco Steel Corporation has deh veloped steel less than the thickness of a human hair. The steel is designed for high frequency electronic equipment. The company said a recent order was shipped by first class mail in an aspirin box. More than 2,000 such orders would weigh less than one pound. BUY NOW ... one-nint- before new credit regulations take effect! Brigham Truck & 27 North Main Brigham City , Utah s love the look missionaries. Badges of different colors de signaling the various groups will ' toe ' worn by those attend ' ? itr sm ..Was,., J s .. iV'i IP sweaters! '. ing. An election will toe held of a representative on the board of directors from each of the different groups as well as one rep resenting the Saints of the mis sion. Autumn brides . . like June brides . . will appreciate GIFTS OF LASTING CHARM . . a lovely present they can keep and use and cherish through the years , . a lasting memory of this great occasion. rSr-- YJl, NaJrj Tk V, t s '-- J I I' I . The Sangdong tungsten mine near Yongwol in South Korea is one of the most important tungsten deposits in the world. Schmidt, former member of the chorus, now risen to stardom Michael Meehan, crowd pleasing ballet artist on skates. Another names, familiar to Utahns is that of Leo Freisinger, .former Olympic speed skating champion, whos back again this year; comedians Holly and Day, Phil Hiser and Ted Meza . will be producing the antics on ice that have brought howls from audiences across the country. , MAY WE SUGGEST . . . that you visit our store for scores of gift items, including REDWING POTTERY GIFT LUGGAGE and of course . HALLMARK cards to go along with ; the gift BENEFIT BY THIS GOOD NEWS COMBINATION S YOUR HOME TOWN PAPER you complat., depend bi Yn need t know alt that it tain on wham you lira. But yo liva .Uo hi WORLD wham big event, era in avant which can tb making mean ea much to yon, to yoaf iob, yotir home, yaar Future. Far constructive reports and intarpw tatioas at national and international news, there is no substitute wt CRYSTAL Nothing could be more thoughtful than a gift of Duncan or Viking crystal in etched, cut or gold inlaid designs. Reasonably priced as low as 75c per piece, 'with goblets and dishes as low as $2.95 for 8 matching pieces. ; Every bride loves to set a beautiful table ' , and she can with matching sets of in and crystal and dinnerware Come we carsee the many beautiful patterns i U ry in stock. DINNERWARE Special starter sets of dinnerware, values from $8.95 to $10.00, now offered at $5.90 and $6.90, with complete sets as low as $24.95. In the new Homer Laughlin china we have beautiful floral designs priced at $19.50 and $21.50 for 8 place settings. We carry three patterns in Syracuse china, 54 piece sets ht $87.50, and 62 piece sets at $100.00. Theyre all open stock can be added to or replaced if broken. l foe THE MONITOR. Enioy CHRISTIAN SCIENCE the benefits at being bait informed locally, nationally' with your local internationally MPM and The Christian Seiner Monitor. 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