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Show T Box Elder Golf Teton Wins Logan your toah Region One Tournament on May 3 -- rnean moih Team Will Play for Region Championship In El Monte Monday b Bo Elder NEWb Wednesday, May 5, 1954 Brigham City, Utah winner in Region One golf. Time 1 p. m. for this meet. On May 17, the team will play Monin the State High school golf day, May 3, the P.ox Elder team tournament which is to be held won with a combined low score . of 118. Logan had a score of in I)gan. 13(1, Weber scored 43!) and .Ogden was last with 459. One is In a four team Region golf meet held at Logan, Briqham Ladies Attend Bee scores were: Individual Phi Kappa Mothers1 Tea Billy Glover, 77; Tippy Pearse, WatMac 80; George Mason, 81; A Mothers Tea was kins, 83; and Brent Orchard, 94. held lovely at Phi Kappa Alpha the Medalist honors went to Jerry in Logan on house fraternity Comer of Iigan with 75. Sunday afternoon, May 2. Those from Brigham City atAccording to Dale Rasmussen, the golf Instructor for the Bees, tending were: Mrs. I.eon Chris the Box Eider golf team has won tiansen, Mrs. William Sackett, all three meets In which the Mrs. Lafe Jensen and Mrs. Claufour schools have participated. dius Olsen. Fellows from here belonging Next Monday, at the El Monte course in Ogdon, the four teams to the fraternity are: Neil Chriswill meet again in a tournament tiansen, Dick Sackett, Robert that will determine the team Jensen and Edwin Olsen. WOttWS FINEST BOUKBON SINCE 1795 K5IUCHT STRAtSHT WElllOH BOURBON 01SIIUM CO.. WHISKEY. K PROOF O0MIWT. HMUCKTI r Dlckfp, visit M&ry Bunderson and several Mrs. Dorothy Olren, Invesflga illclfy; Mrs. Francis musical selections by the Mad- ting; Mrs. Esther Hodges, mem ing; and Mrs. Carina Billings, sen family of Honeyville. hership; Mrs. Lpone Cazier, pub ways and means. to Toast the men was given by Mrs. Helen Lee with George Hodges honoring the women. Unique Party, Wcsicrh Stylo, Entertained Civic Ladies in Honor of Retiring Officers Civic Improvement Club ladles were lassoed and branded as they entered the Double C" Ranch for "Cowboy Capers, on Saturday afternoon, May 1. The hall was attired in western garb, as were those in charge of the party arrangements. Unique table decorations, Including sagebrush and pony favors, adorned the brand covered table covers. Cactus plants in ceramic planters, later used as gifts for the retiring officers addfd to the Western theme. Luncheon was served to more 150 members by: Linda Jeppersen, Frances Hyer, Jerilyn Payne, Sue Rasmussen, Martha Claire Horsley, Janet Williams, Cathie Chase, Judy Nielsen, Pauline Marsha Rasmussen, Bundy, Jo Anne Anderson, Diane Holmgren, Sidney Reader, Mary Alice Alston and Harriet than by (Carrie Nation); and Mrs. Stratford (Calamity Jane). C. B. Two beautiful pictures were President Marie Bywater represented to Mrs. R. K. Daines, retiring president, by Mrs. Nor- ceived a beautiful gift from the wood Hyer, newly elected pres- group, presented by Mrs. Esther ident. Hodges, past president. All retiring officers and the following As the ladles adjourned, chairmen were presented with printed assignments were pre- certificates of merit for their sented by Mrs. Roy Barnard, past work: Mrs. Fay Steed, secretary. auditor; Mrs. Dollie Sereika, birthday calling; Mrs. Lois Baty and Leola Burbank, cards; Mrs. Eagles Auxiliary and Beth Wright, delinquent lapsation; Mrs. Marg Olsen, drill Anniversary Success team; Mrs. Edna Nelson, Eaglo; Mrs. Lola Stewart, entertainEagles Auxiliary anniversary Mrs. Mary Burt, finance; ment; was held last Saturday banquet evening, May 1, at the Eagles home. Banquet was served by Cecil Bradbury from tables beautifully decorated with dancing dolls surrounding May poles. A beautifully decorated cake marked the anniversary of the Brigham Mrs. Norwood Hyer, president, City organization. Following the and program, dancing welcomed the group. Grace was banquet was enjoyed. Los Mrs. offerd by Bundy. Special state officers, accomwas led singing Community by their husbands, were: panied B. Mrs. Mrs. Felt with Harold by Mrs. Dorothy Wilding, president; Reese Davis at the piano. Mrs. Felma Harvy, vice presiMrs. Davis also entertained dent; Mrs. Merle Gundersen, with whistling numbers and vo- conductor, and Mrs. Norma Morcal selections. ris, secretary. In true Mrs. J. Leo Nelson, Mrs. Dollie Sereika was western form, served as Mar for the evening. Invocashall Ben, and cleverly Introduc ed program numbers and toasts tion was offered by Sylvia Whit- ITS LUCKY when you i toast-mistres- live in America Whenever friends drop in, serve them Lucky Lager beer! Theyll enjoy its smooth and mellow flavor. And they'll agree: "ITS LUCKY when s Yes, you live in America! beer at Lucky Lager for d its best Ask for Lucky Lager beer! lock. Two novelty numbers presen Program included vocal selected by the following ladies add tions by Kay Hodges; readings ed hilarity to the program: Mrs Albert Stoner, Mrs. Grant All red, Mrs. Bob Call, Mrs. G. B, and Pott, Mrs. Max Morgan Mrs. M. A. Burtcher. HOT DOG and HAMBURGER ROLLS PIE$ ECLAIRS ROLLS - Dinner and Sweet SALTLESS BREAD its age-date- Musical numbers were sung by the "Rover Girls during the afternoon . The singing group was composed of Mrs. C. Horsley, Mrs. George A. Nielson, Mrs. Walter G. Mann, Mrs. E. Leon Reese, Mrs. Errol Valentine and Mrs. Alf Freeman. Retiring officers: Mrs. K. R. Mrs. Glen . Andersen, Daines, Mrs. Ronald Packer, Mrs. Reed Simonsen, Mrs. Elliott Ward, Mrs. Fred Owen, Mrs. Glen Mrs. Lyman Chlarsen, Mrs. John Larsen, Mrs. Dan Olsen and Mrs. George Mason. Each was Ben-nio- BY ORDER SHIRLEY'S BAKERY as easy as dialing a phone presented a desert plant and a toast. 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