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Show Win Honors For First Month Sacrament Meeting Mr. In Sixth Ward Sunday Sacrament meeting was held In the Sixth LDS. ward Sunday with Arthur Steffen Jn charge. Opening song was by the congregation, followed by prayer by Clarence Perry. While the choir sang the sacament song, directed by Lottie Tyson and accompanied by Merle Malm-rossacrament was prepared by Garth Baird and Robert Tingey. Jay Hollingsworth, Lowell Tingey and David Troeeth were graduated from 'Primary and promoted to deacons. Mr. and Mrs. John N. Peter- sen, residents of Brigham City, will observe their at golden wedding anniversary an open house at their home on lunday, January 20, from 1 to 4 p. m. Mr. Petersen was born in 1877 and Mrs. Petersen In 1888 in Brigham City. They were married here January 1902 21, While living here thPv have been members of the old Brigham City Second ward and more life-lon- e, iii' Lt .1, .i , l. w , Leo Fredrickson and Joseph Van were sustained as LCenwen counselors; Lewis Kish, music director; George Crooks, leader; Gene Armstrong, assis- tant explorer leader and Norma Van Leeveen, speech director. Reorganization in the Primary Mr. and Mrs. Leslie J. Kidman of Perry have Just returned from a three weeks vacation to Southern California, Mexico and Las Vegas. Perry Ward Junior Gleaner Girls . New Members Received Perry Ward Junior Gleaners Win cm Into Sunflower Camp First meeting of the year for the Sunflower camp Daughters of Dtah Pioneers was held on Thursday evening, January 10, at the home of Captain Jennie L. Jones. Captain Jones presided with second Evadene Holland conducting. "Oh Ye Mountains High" was the opening song followed by the prayef by Emma D. Hansen. The group then sang Come, Come, 'Ye Saints. Roll call showed 24 members and one visitor present. Minutes were then read and , ap- Attendance Cup Perry ward Junior Gleaner group won the MI.A. stake Sliver loving cup tor high average attendance of 83 percent for December. This was the highest percent of any ward in the South stake. Willard and Mantua wards tied for second place with an average of 67 percent. First ward was third with 61 perthe 'Fifth ward girls cent; averaged 47 percent; the Second ward had 37 percent and proved. S14.50 LOS ANGELES the Sixth Ward was low with (Michael Hamberlin entertain33 percent. IM Waar) ed the ladles with two accordion Will from travel The cup Golden Slippers GREYHOUND ward to ward with highest at- selections, and "Yellow Rose of Texas, tendance for each month. Next Lesson for the The June the cup will be given Old Prospector, evening, was presented todays best travel bvyl to the group by Eleanor Gleave followed by permanently having the best attendance group discussion. A. ML. season. record the for Lei Us Plan a California A sketch of the life of Eliza The cup Is being sponsored Schneider Johnson was given by Vacation-Inclu- ding Hotels, by the South Box Elder stake her granddaughter, Jennie L. Sightseeing, and Round-Jri- p Young Womens MJjA. Jones. Transportation. Holland then PAGE TWO f erget work and worry get om. welcomed Gilbert, Laura and get under the sun Stop BOX ELDER NEWS Blanche (Lockhart, Elsie Ward over in historic Salt Lake City, and Eleanor Gleave as members Brigham City, Utah gay Las Vega . . . ee mighty e df the. Sunflower camp. Mead, ffo Hoover Wednesday. January IS, 1952 driving strain by Greyhound. Captain Jones read a letter In A established weekly newspaper Ask for FREE FOLDER see Central 1896 published at firvgham City, Utah. from Kathy Carter of your Greyhound Agent today. camp and. urged that histories Chas. W. Claybauffh, Publisher Rofct M. Crompton, Managing Editor be sent in toy camp members. OTHER LOW PARIS Gladys Johnson Advertising Mann gar S17.75 Sea Francisco Following the reporting of 46 Si 7.20 Fresno Published every Wednesday at Brigham good cheer visits the .meeting City, Utah and entered as Ssoond Class Stockton $17.20 adjourned with the singing of Mail 'Matter at the post office in 8cig Have 1 Done Any Good. BeneSan Lull Obispo .... S1S.0S ham City, Utah under the act of March 1 5, 1879. ' diction was offered by Martha (Add Tax) rata in Bos Elder coun- Jensen. Thart's something abort a Grey-- , Subscription ty, 82 25 par year, payable in advanoe; kotmd that makes it the friendly Refreshments were served by in combination with the Bos Elder way to travel! $4 00 Miss Lura Redd, Mrs. (Louisa PeJournal, Fridays) (published 6 00 82 for months; single tersen, Mrs. Louis B. Andersen per year; copy 5 cents. Outside Bos Elder counCREYHCUX3 BUS DEPOT ty, 83.00 per year: combination rata and Mrs. Martha Pierce. 85 00. vice-captai- n Lt Vice-captai- n I Dam-Lek- . i Cl HOWARD Member United Prcse, Audit Bureau of Circulation, Utah State Frees AssociaNational Editorial Association. tion, National Representative; Advertising Service, Advertising HOTEL TELEPHONE 173 'in Houfc Slavics 03333 ' It ho They stayed at the Hotel Last Fontier in Las Vegas where on Christmas Eve, Phil Spitalnys orchestra in the Hour of Charm presented a most beautiful Christmas program in the febulously decorated Ramona Room, and on the return trip they stayed at the Desert Spa and took In the Dorothy show at the Last Frontier. While in California they stayed at the famous Sand and Sea Motel in Long Beach, the Mission Bay Motel at Pacific Beach and the El Baron Motel In Tijuana, Mexico. They witnessed the famous Pasadena Tournament of Roses and spent a day at the Santa Anita race track. Other highlights were the harbor cruises. It is probably the only time in history that so many ships, aircraft carriers, submarines, landing craft, tankers, etc. have been harbored at one time to enable the boys to be home for Christmas. Some of the ships had Christmas trees on them and most all were decorated with strings of varicolored lights making an Imposing sight at night. Of note were the great government installations scattered up and down the coast and on the desert, and the great aircraft plants. Also ithe housing units. Thpre is one, Lakewood subdivision in Los Angeles which has homes imagine 17,500 three times as many homes in arte unit as there are people in Brigham City. All-Gi- who won a loving cup for best attendance ip the South Box Left to right: Connie WagstaXf, Elder stake for December. Opal P. Nielsen, Mrs. DeElsta Yopng, teacher; Arlene Wight, Glenda Larsen. Absent were Pat Christensen and Dorothy Hirschi. . . Mrs. Grace Owens Gives Eighth Ward Lesson. Officers and teachers of the Eighth ward Primary met last Thursday, January 10, at the home of Mrs. Zula Kelly. The meeting was presided over by Mrs. Jean Sycamore with Mrs. Florence Morrell conduct Ing. (Birdie (Hanline offered the opening prayer. The Worth of the Individual, teacher trainer lesson for the evening, was ably given by Mrs. Grace Owens. Scriptural reading Was given by Miss Nelma Foote. Refreshment committee In eluded Mm. Kelly, Mrs. Doris Secrist and Mrs. Hannah Brown. Closing prayer was offered by Elaine Willie. Officers and teachers present were; Mrs. Jean Sycamore, Mrs. Florence Morrell, Miss Elsie NOyes, Miss (Nelma Foote, Mrs. Grace Owens, Mrs. Doris Secrist, Mrs. Cleo Samsell, Mrs. Birdie Hanllrte, Mrs. (Bernice Orchard, Mrs. Hannah Brown, Mrs. Zula Kelly, Miss Elaine Willie,, Mrs. Lila Howard and Mrs. Leola Bott. Beta Sigma Phi Jells Of Spring Activities Members of the Epsilon Beta Sigma Phi met Monday evening, January 14, ait the home of Mrs. Connie Simcox. President Merle Craghead presided over the business meeting and conducted the opening ritual. The following reports were given: Mrs. Iris Van Cott announced plans are underway for the literary tea to be held .February 6. (Dr. Harold I. Hansen of the U.B.AJC, will be guest re'Mrs. Elaine Ward was viewer. narqed chairman of the annual Sweetheart Ball to be held February 15 at the Fourth ward Mrs. hail. Lola Campbell, spring musicale chairman, announced plans for the musicale to be held In March. Lesson for the evening, Interior Decoration was given by ' r I recently tbe Fifth ward, which was created when the Second ward was divided. Mr. Petersen has done mechanical work. They have six children: Leonard N. Petersen, Ogden; Francis J. Petersen and (Don H. Petersen, '.ogan; Arch L. Pf. fsen, Brigham City; Mrs. Alice Tingey and Mrs. Bth Lauritzen, both of Midvale, Utah; and eight grandchildren. They request no gifts. Mr. and.Mrs.i V. V. Phillips have returned from a months vacation in California. While there they visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Duron In Rlveria. Mrs. Duron is the fomer Lorene Phillips. They also spent time with a niece of Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Barton E- - Giller, and family of Whittier, California. Dr. and Mrs. Kimball Young of South Pasadena were also visited by the Phillips while they were there. They report a most enjoyable trip. La-mo- Robert Smith Guest Speaker at First Ward Marriage Licenses Mr. and Mrs. John N. Petersen who will be honored at an open house from 1 to 4 p. m., residents of Brigham Sunday, January 20. They are . . . life-lon- g , City. Mrs. Ruth Conine Back Marriage licenses issued by Mrs. P. W. Jensen the Box Elder county clerks Pinochle Club Hostess From Vacation Trip office. Brigham City. Mrs. Ruth Conine Just returnMrs. P. W. Jensen was Act Hi Grady Eugene Mathis, 20, pinochle club hostess on Thurs- ed from a vacation tri to Fresno, California, where she visited Brigham City, and Iris Janet day evening January 10. Members enjoyed dinner at with Dr. and Mrs. T. A. Blakely Bissengger, 17, (Brigham City, is- sued on January 8. Consent of Queen Elizabeth (H. Mathis and Louise W. Bissengger. Richard Lee Boothe, 18, and Donna Marie Facer, 18, Willard, issued on January 9. Consent rf Ray Roothe. Lurie Carl Anderson. 17, Brigham City, and Kay Chamberlain, on Jan16, Kneyville, issued uary 9. Consent of Walter Chamberlain and Mrs. Ruth P. Anderson. Warren Edmond Mann, 20, Tremonton, and Cloe Sorensen, 17, East Garland, issued on January 9. Consent of (Neomi D. Sorensen and Lillie Victoria H. Mann. Hon-eyvill- Home Guard Members And Partners Invited To Dance tbe Lotus cafe followed by pin- and family. Also Mr. and Mrs. ochle games at the Jensen Rice ObeT of Corcoran, Calif. Mrs. Blakely was fomerly home. Maxine Conine. High score was won by Mrs. Earl Barnard, Mrs. Wynn Jensen drew cut, Mrs. Lloyd Fors-gre- Seagull Camp Members took travel prize and low Invited To Meeting went to Mrs. Merlin Larsen. ' All members of the Seagull Corinne Camp To Meet camp Daughters of Utah Pioneers are cordially invited to At Mrs. Norma Bosleys attend regular monthly meeting Mrs. Norma Bosley will toe to be held Thursday evening, Cohostess to members' of the January 17, at 7:30 p. m. at the rinne camp Daughters of Utah home of Mrs. Hazel Jensen, 27 Pioneers on Friday afternoon, west Second north. January 18, at 2 oclock. All A good program has been armembers are urged to attend. ranged and refreshments will be served. n Locust Camp of DUP To Meet Thursday ' Week-en- In Salt Lake d Mrs. Annie R. Tingey spent 'Locust camp of the Daughters last week-enIn Salt Lake City of Utah Pioneers will meet on at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Members of the home guard evening at 7.30 p. m. Ralph Andersen and family. and their partners are special in- Thursday at the home of Marble, Mrs. Andersen is the former vited guests at the Dance Bowl 239 north Second ,Vera s east. Dantzel Tingey.- 3 on 19. Saturday d evening, January CD CD I'PfiSiiijSi STOVE OIL 0 FURNACE OIL O Hottest Burning O Clean Burning No Waste O Prompt Courteous Service PHONE 2L2S-I5- ! WASATCH NORTHERN OIL CO. 577 North Main Hu-che- 541-- - I Members of t!he Eagles Auxiliary extended special invitation Robert Smith, son of Mr. and today. Dancing will be to the music Mrs. W. IW. Smith of the Seventh ward and recently returned mis' of the Harmonizers. sionary from the British Mission field, was guest speaker Sunday Arrival of Son Told By evening, January 13, at the Brig The Don Gouldings ham City First waVd. The meeting was presided over . Mr. and Mrs. Don Goulding of by Bishop Raymond Payne and North Ogden announce the arconducted by Andrew Carruth-era- . rival of their first Child, a son, born January C at an Ogden Announcement of ward con- hospital. ference for Saturday, January The little lad will be named Fourth Ward Primary 19, and Sunday, January 20, was Gary Don. Workers Meet Paternal grandparents are Mr. Mrs. , . announced.. Two fine vocal numbers were and Mrs. Wrp. H. Goulding of Elizabeth Peters Home Mrs. Cleo Dixon. Earl Kunzler, First Mantua. Mrs. Ida Roylance is Refreshments were then serv sung by and Hold Thou My the maternal grandmother. Calvary The regular monthly teacher ed by Mrs. Simcox and Mrs, Hand, accompanied by Jay trainer meeting for members of Iona Cefalo. . Meservy. Mrs. J , Oleen Palmer the Fourth ward Primary was Elder Smith then spoke folheld January 4 at the home of Moderine Dance Group lowed by dosing song by the Hostess to Book Club Mrs. Elizabeth Peters. Mrs. J. Oleen Palmer was hos congregation and prayer by was The meeting conducted Will Hold Affair Sat. , tess to members of the Book Ralph Westover. by President Mary Blaylock. The Moderine Dance dub will Lore club on Thursday, January Lesson for the evening was hold their dance Saturday night 10, at her home. l. given by Counselor Mary . at 10 p. m. at the War Memorial Girl Scout Troop Holds Special guest for the evening home. was Mrs. Wallace Young with Bishop George Nielsen, Counwas previously announced Christmas Party At It 14 members also in attendance. selor (Delmont Beecher and Coun- that it was being held In the Vera Belle Call's Home Miss Lapriel Wight reviewed selor Clark Rasmussen were Eagles hall in the bank buildthe book "Moses which was present and set apart all offi- ing, but a change was made. The Holly Intermediate Girl greatly enjoyed by the group. cers and teachers in the newly Scout troop held a Christmas Following the review dainty reorganized organization. ' party at the home of Vera Belle refreshments were served by Mrs. Blaylock, Mrs. Peters and Jollyette Dance Club Call. Mrs. Palmer. Mrs. Huchel served light reIncluded on the program were freshments to the group follow- Slates January Dance Jollyette Dance club will hold games and exchange of gifts. A Improving After Treatment ing the lesson and business their January dance on Satur- delicious luncheon was served. Mrs. George Kidd Is conveleS' meeting. day, January 19, in the Eagles Highlight of the party was cing at her home following club rooms on the third floor of when the Jayceettes,' sponsors of treatment at the LDB. hospital Neighborhood Party the First Security bank build- the Holly troop, presented them in Salt Lake City. with" a beautiful (United States Mrs. Ridd sipent one week in ing. Held Friday Evening ' Members were reminded by flag. It was presented by a the hospital. Her friends will A neighborhood party was those in charge that the door member of the Jayceettes, Dee be interested in knowing that held Friday evening, at the prize will be given at 11 oclock. Reva Maddox. Elaine Reeve, her condition is greatly improv l. The dance will be ed. home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald , troop reporter. Jensen with Mr. and Mrs. Abe Tracy as host and hostess. Lotto was the diversion of the Card Of Thanks To those who by ther acts of evening with traveling prizes kindness expressed their sympapresented. Delicious refreshments were thy and friendship at the time served to Mr. and Mrs. Axel Ol- of the death of our beloved sen and children, Stanley, Tom- father, Jans Peter Nelson, we my and Joyce, Mr. and Mrs. wish to express 'heartfelt thanks. Wayne Braegger, Mis. Amy L. Ws wish especially to thank the Hansen and son Dick; Rosa Lar- ward bishopric, the Relief socle sen, Mr. and Mis. Roy Nicholas, ty, our friends, and all others Merlin and Dariene Tracy and who assisted in any way. The Nelson Family. Mrs. Eliza Taylor. at 1 Returp From Month's Vacation ip California Leslie J. Kidmans Back From Calif., Mexico And Las Vegas Trip n ! g i. IBM' Observe Golden Wedding Anniversary r 0 included the following Changes; LaPreal Collings was released as historian. Sustained were Norene Oldroyd, president; Dorothy Morgan and Jenny Reeves, .counselors and Lois Jensen, teacher. The remainder of the time Was turned over to the high priests with Russell Tingey In charge. (A song by the choir was sung followed by a talk toy J. Edwin Baird, principal speaker for the evening. Closing song was by the choir and concluding prayer was by E. A. Johnson. Observe 50 Years Of Wedded Life and Mrs. John N. Petersen Will D Brigham City -- UNECKER SERVICE DAYTIME 935-93- 6 CALL. SUNDAYS C3S-8741- NIGHTS : 7 p&w&m A goodveaci semi-forma- TOACTioriiEirjo GIVES YOUR TIRES SUPER TRACTION . 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