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Show aw SMART . t ' GORINNE SUGGESTIONS By Marijane Morris 1 i Santa's Loyely Exciting Gifts for Her ACCESSORIES 4C ' , - LOVELY HAND BAGS in fabrics, CO VWafcw plastics, velvets, leather, from GLOVES in Kitted Wools, Woven fabrics, $1,0 $4.95 . COSTUME Popular new types, SCARFS Wools, Fine Rayons, Pure Silks 0J JEWELRY popularly priced. ' , AAe LINGERIE . to CO QC PANTIES - SLIPS GOWNS of fine rayon Qfl AC QQ to knits and crepes V NYLON SLIPS GOWNS PANTIES V" : QC $8.95 $1.95 ROBES and PAJAMA SETS in big variety of styles & materials. All prices. HOUSECOATS CO AC C7 Cfl yUaww to V" in rayons and cottons COTTON FROCKS big variety just in time for Christ QQ AC mas. Selling Here it is Just a few days before Christmas and for those who havent finished shopping better hurry! In Corinne for the first time in many years, there is a great big, and I mean big, Christmas tree, almost 25 feet high, Id say, on the corner across from the L, D.t S. church. It doesnt need the colored lights on to be beautiful, it stands there so majestic. The tree is alj we need for the finishing touches toward the holiday festivities which will officially begin Thursday night with the presentation of the school program, entitled "Christmas tn Other Lands. It will be held in the Amusement hall, beginning at 8 p. m. Friday after-nobetween 2 p. m. and 4 p. m. (I havent been able to establish the exact time of Santas arrival due to his busy schedule) the youngsters will be enn tertained at the amusement hall under the direction of Mr. Arch Sims, principal. Getting back to the school program, I think we have some of the finest and most competent found in any school and they SPECIAL! yuwl at HATS th, new Holidatin XMAS TREES ,$7.95 types or HAT 50c ALL TYPES AT SPECIAL PRICES MEL tfrlieslite slio i , MONTANA FIR 3 to 12 Ft. GIVE HER A NEW DRESS, COAT teachers to be to $1.75 CHRISTENSEN 1st door south of Maddox , Ranch House r or ' WALLACE PARSONS 22 South 2nd East " Card Of Thanks Words cannot express 1 gratitude and appreciation ... feel toward those who, bjtheir assiskindness and generous tance, helped lighten our burden of sorrow at the time of the death of our husband and father, Aubrey Garland. May Gods blessing rest With those who came to our assistance in any 5 way. The Garland Family. ( Nationally known names will be found on these BEEHIVE gifts, brands that yot can depend on td give you lasting enjoyment Come in and see and the many other lovely gifts we have on display these Waring Blenders, priced from $34.95 Portable Blender, as low as $9.95 i Stainless Steel Mixing Bowls, $2.75 and $3.50 Wiss Pinking Shears Sets of 6 and 8 Steak Knives ' deserve a pat on the back and our support. The hoar they spend teaching our children and working with them in activities such as this school program Should be commended .highly. It is a job, and they do it well. Sometimes we parents often wonder Just how capable we are with our own youngsters; picture 30 or more the teacher has to work with every day and each a different personality. It is my bet that teachers, next to parents, are the least demanding people in the world. There isnt too much personal news this time, everyone is busy going to parties and getting ready for Santa. However, .the Jesse Wulfs had an early Christmas present, and a surprise, too. Their sailor son, Bob, is home for a few days. . . The Ladies club had their Christs mas party at Mrs. Jennie and the trays were decorated with lighted candles. It was an exchange Christmas gift party. The Bebecca . lodge will have its Christmas party this Cutler, week, Mrs. Elizabeth Wednespresident, announces, day evening at 8 p. m. at the V. F. W. building. . , . The Pinochle club will meet at Gwen Raders, Tuesday evening, December 19 at 8 p. m. There will be a formal announcement of the marriage of Miss Marilyn Holmes and Mr. Albert Ramano of Seattle later,, but I wanted to say now, that the wedding last Saturday night at the Methodist church was very beautiful and impressive for the friends and relatives that witnessed it. have checked with several long-tim- e residents of Corinne and find that they cant remember a wedding having been performed in the church before, That is something, considering that the Methodist church is regarded as the oldest church in the state. The church, during the ceremony was lighted en tirely with candles, and so very reverently still it seemed . , even to breathe. One of Corinnes most' recent assets, the barber shop, owned and operated by Lon .Hewlett, will be open six days a week, Lon tells me. This will be good news to many, I am syre. Bear River Camp, Of )UP Meets Friday Anders Andersen Robert R. Holman it. Dies Monday f is Dies The Bear River City camp of j the Daughters of Utah Pioneers Robert Ross Holman, 73, died Andersen, Anders Christian will hold their Christmas party home his at morning Monday died at his home in Bear 84, on Friday afternoon, December in Bear River City of a heart River City Sunday morning af22, at the home of Pearl Elwell. ter an illness of several months. All members are urged to at- ailment 10, 1877, March was He born He was born in Denmark, Detend. Thomat Fountain Green, Sanpete cember 27, 1865, a son of Ander-sen. a son of James A. as Soren and Margaret Utah, county, L ocust DUP Camp He joined the L.D.S. church and Sarah Ann Mathias Holman. He was reared and edu-cte- d in Denmark and came to Bear Meeting Thur. He River City in 1902. He hd lived at Fountain Green. The Locust camp of the married Mary R. Brown, August and farmed in Bear River City Daughters of Utah Pioneers will 8, 1900, at Fountain Green. They since with exception of 10 years at meet Thursday evening,r- Decem- resided there until 1902 when he was a railroad worker ber 21, at 7:30 oclock at the they moved to Bear River City Salt Lake City from 1920 to 1930. home of Mrs. Norman Andreas-on- . where he established and operHe is survived by his widow, ' , , i ated a farm. Mrs. Margaret Sorensen Ander- Christmas presents, not exHe was a member of the L. D. ceeding 50 cents each, will be S. church and served as a ward teacher. At the time of his exchanged. JUST RECEIVED death he was an Elder. -- in time for Survivors include his wife, 10 Christmas Giving! Seagull Camp Plan Mrs. Gwen Kimber, children: both of Mrs.- - Ronella ONeill, 16, medium-siz- e Xmas Party Thursday TRICYCLE Ogden; Mrs. Sylvia Miller, ProThe Seagull camp . of the vo; Mrs. Fern Arbon, Bear River priced specially CoDaughters of Utah Pioneers will City; Urban R. Holman, hold their annual Christmas rinne; Harry R. Holman, Bur. $8.39 party at the home of Mrs. Rose bank, Calif.; Mrs. Wanda Smith, Young Thursday evening, De- Roy, Utah; Mrs. Verla Abel, of cember 21 at 7:30 oclock. , Elwood; Courtley F. Holman, 20, large size All members are asked to at- Riveria, Calif.; Mrs. Colleen 25 tend the party and bring a 25 Hunsaker, Honeyville; grandDELUXE TRICYCLE cent gift, officers stated. children; two with big tires, front fender, and one brother and one seat, adjustable spring and Ray Holman, Provo, tarnards To Spend Xmas sister: Mrs. Nancy Lowe, Beaver, Utah. handlebar, special services will be held Holidays In Los Angeles Funeral at $14.69 1 oclock in the Thursday Dr. and Mrs. Roy Barnard will afternoon at the Bear River HURRY! ONLY A FEW spendl Christmas in Los Angeles, ward chapel with Bishop VerCalifornia with relatives, leav- non Johnson officiating. AVAILABLE., Friends may call at the faming Brigham City next Friday. Dr. Barnards office will be ily home Wednesday evening closed from December 22 until and Thursday prior to serviced. Interment will be in the Bear January 3. River City cemetery under the Kill all the time you wish direction of the Harold B. Felt Walk A Block And Save but be sure it is your own. funeral home. Sunday ?an$ htouctoby, P6c ifrm sen, whom ago in Denmark; th sons and daughters;,, dersen, Wellington, ft county; and Andrew AndSV Sarah Chidester, Salt ts Christian Andersen a. Carrie Christensen City; 35 grandchild,, 'Funer&l services ire nounced. Try Paramount SUPER ICE M SANDWICH PARAMOUNT PRODUCTS Grade A MILK, gallon V NAVEL ORANGES, ICE CREAM quart bricks ,.i ' ORDER XMAS BRIC with Bell or Trees Lovely Holiday 1 Green St MERRBTS, Inc. 112 North M For Christmas Cheer All Through The Year I Open til Mt 10 eves ; c A'S-r- I V' $Z Lake Titicaca, Bolivia, is the highest navigable water in the world. ! ,, ( Cutlery Sets and Carving Sets Detecto and Borg Bath Scales from $7.45 Camillus Pocket Knives t and Telechron Electric Clocks Wheel Goods for the Youngsters j-- E Chrome Kitchen Step Stools Nut Bowl Sets $1.50 Emerson and , , All sizes, all kinds, all pric es in Presto Cookers. Come in we know we have just what you want. fcSSIi Table Radios Stromberg-Cariso- n f t ve-Lii- 3Pir til. it j rag c o o it e n s i i2rtEp t VmZl 1 il D WHITES! You can get a single piece or a set of the Single at $2.89 'MUtQlilttt FRIGIDAIRE A limited supply of refrigerators and two apartment sized ranges jiist arrived in time for Christmas giving. EUREKA VACUUM CLEANERS the upright deluxe model priced ' only $89.95. OSTER Electric hairdryers, clippers and body massagers make wonderful gifts. . , COFFEEMARERS Every kind you can imagine, made by Silex, and Sunbeam. MirroMatic, ( SHAVERS The complete line of electric shavers, made by Renting ton, Schick and Sunbeam. , BAKERS 1 WAFFLE White Cross, Arvin, Hollywood and Sun beam models to choose from. , , ,, t AUTOMATIC TOASTERS Made by Proctor, General Mils, Samson, Dominion and Sunbeam. ELECTRIC IRONS Sunbeam, General Mills, Proctor and GE irons plus a limited supply of steam irons. RUBBERMAID KITCHEN HELPERS The complete line of those sturdy kitchen and bath room rubber covered household helpers. All colors, all prices. ' ... ; t ! labeled, of course (shrinkage less than on your gift list. 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