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Show Nanette Woodland Rasmus Hansens Funeral Thursday Funeral services for Rasmus Hansen, 91, Mantua, who died Monday at noon in Tremonton, Will be held tomorrow (Thursday) at 1 p. m. in the Bear Riv-e- r City ward .with Bishop Vernon Johnson officiating. Friends may call at the home of Mr., and Mrs. J. Lee Rock, Bear River,- Wednesday from 6 to 9 p. m. and Thursday prior to services. Mr. Hansen was born May 7, 1863 in Odense, Denmark, a son of Harts and Elsie Marie Christensen Knudsen. He came to the United States when 17 years old and made his home in Bear River. City where he has lived since. He- married Christine Hansen, February 2, 1887 in Bear River City.- They later received their endowments in the Salt Lake LDS temple. Mrs. Hansen died In 1941. Mr. Hansen assisted as a mason in construction of the Logan LDS temple. He worked for the Southern Pacific Railroad as a section foreman and had operated a farm and apple orchard In Bear River City. At the time of his death he Was a high priest in the Bear River' ward where he had served for several years as a ward teacher.' " Survivors include the following sons and daughters One Going Down Hurt In Horseback Accident For Ben Watkins Mrs. Kent Woodland, the former Nanette Hansen, daughter of Mrs. Grace H. Hansen of this city, is confined to the Cottage hospital at Burley, Idaho. She was admitted following a horseback riding accident. She sustained a broken right arm and fractured vertebrae She will be in the Burley hospital for six weeks and will be wearing a cast for the next five Funeral services In memory of Benjamin Lorenzo Watkins, who died Thursday, November 4, were held Monday in the Brigham City First ward chapel with Counselor O. Dee Lund conduct-ing- . t Li. At' i t ! j Family prayer at .the home was by Noel Lillywhlte. Prelude and postlude were by Karen Craghead and the invocation was by June Watkins, followed by a vocal duet by Clara and Stuart McMaster. months. Mrs. Hansen and Mrs. Carmen Waldron of Tremonton traveled to Burley last week and returned with the Woodlands three children. The two daughters, 3 V2 and 2, will remain in Tremonton. Their five months old son is at the Hansen home here. Mrs. Woodland is reported to be doing as well as can be i '., rr;. ,v - t .x -- si. . . . m. A , , , . wri , "" i -- V - . , .- - Bee Ball Carrier Goes Down under the weight of a pair of Ogden Tigers in the football game in the local stadium last Friday. eve-nin- Bee-Tig- er one offered State officers, Mrs. L. D. Schroedei president; Mrs. Brian and Bflrt, recording secretary Mrs. Lon A. Logdn, Junior club president, were also in attendance. Program for the afternoon was presented under the direction of President Dessie Brown and vocal and musical num-- , bers by Arthur Olsen, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Olsen, Jr., and Alan Olsen, all of Hyrum. Karen Hansen was accompanist. were refreshments Dainty served following the program. NORTH MAIN FURNITURE Transform your room. .. a miracle-in-minute- s! by , Concluding services were in the Brigham City cemetery and dodi cation of the grave was by Joseph Watkins. Large Group Attends Book of Mormon Study Mabel Christensen to Be Literary Guest a following Recuperating brother, H. C. Hansen, Ogden. major operation performed MonInterment will be in the Bear day, November 8, at Cooley MeRiver cemetery under the direc- morial hospital is Patti Jensen, tion of the Harold B. Felt daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Jensen. neral Home. and McMaster. Benediction was Albert Weaver. r - Hospital Notes o- - Stuart . V Brigham City Ladies Attend Silver Tea Brigham City ladies, who jourto Logan Saturday for the ney Members of the Ladies Auxil- Federation of Womens Clubs iary to the Fraternal Order of Silver Tea, Included: Mrs. C. R. Eagles will attend state visita- Jones, Mrs. Ken Jensen, state tion in Ogden this evening in officers; Mrs. Norwood J. Hyer, Mrs. Willis Hansen, Mrs. Searl place of regular meeting. Beecher and Mrs. J. Y. Ferry, Regularly scheduled meeting Civic Improvement club memwill be held November 17 at 8 bers and Mrs, O. Dee Lund and Mrs. Dan Olsen, Northern Disp. m. in the Eagles jiall. Members without transporta- trict officers. tion facilities to Ogden this The lovely affair was held in are invited to contact Mrs. the Womens lounge in, the ComHelen Lee, Mrs. Esther Hodges mons building on the USAC or Mrs. Marie Bywater. campus. Remarks wore offered by Heber Sessions, Newell Larsen and Dee Lund. Other vocal duets were sung by John and Martin Rasmussen and a second number was rendered by Clara and - B. Hansen, George Hansen, Conrad B. Hansen, Arnold R. Hansen, Mrs. Merrel (Bertha) Wan-kie- r and Vernon Hansen, all of Bear River City; Mrs. H. Raymond (Alta) Moore, Ogden, and Mrs. J. Lee (Erma) Rock, Bear River City. 31 Also 23 grandchildren, Lady Eagles Plan State Visitation Final Rites Held The Book of Mormon study Muss Mabel Christensen is to group met Sunday evening, No ImCivic at reviewer guest vember 7, regular provement club literary section, services in thefollowing Seventh ward be Thursday afternoon, November chapel. 11, at 4 p. m. at the War MemoPrelude of organ music was played by Mrs. Adolph Olsen. Maurice L. Reeder conducted with Clyde Jones offering the invocation. More than 100 people from both North and South Box Elder stake attended the class. Conducting the study group was Boyd K. Packer, who told of incidents that led up to the Book of Mormon. The group of interested members cordially invites the general public to attend these classes planned for the next few weeks sponsored by the Adult Aaronic priesthood of the Seventh ward. benAt the close of the The following births are an- ediction was offered class, by Morris nounced from Cooley Memorial Glover. rial Home. Miss Christensen has chosen to present the life of Nobel prize winner, Ernest Hemmingway and some of his writings. Included in his writings will be the Old Man and the Sea. The program has been by Mrs. Orson Christensen and members and their invited guests are cordially invited to attend. hospital: A girl was born November 4, to James Kay and LaRae Olsen, Brigham City. Jack Young and Nancy Fae are Stallings McLea, Corinne the parents of a boy born vember 4. home-beaut- Thrifty n Ready-to-put-o- yl HEAVY, WASHABLE SURE-FI- T TWILL-BARK-KNI- T 1 oyp cVEno J Brilliant florals, gay floral-stripe- , rich solids! s Brighten your home! Costs precious little! It takes only minutes to add Sure-F- it beauty that to your home with these ready-madefit and look like custom-modeFinely finished with Sure-Funique features that give CHAIRS from seams, deep detailsl Remember you use them the very day you buy them! At these thrifty, SOFAS from a (Q s, Sessions' Home To Be Scene of Camp Meeting s! it contour-fit...heav- The home of Mrs. Artie Sessions, 121 South Second East, will be the scene of regular A boy was born November 5 monthly meeting of Sunflower to John Emerson and Caroline DUP camp members, Thursday, Dashes Lamaquahu of Inter- November 11. mountain school. Meeting time is 7:30 p. m. Zela Raymond Loren and Irene Haskell Roche, Corinne, Cord Of Thanks are the parents of a boy born To those who by their acts of Nov. 6. kindness expressed their symA girl was born November 7 pathy and friendship at the to Fred Austin and Lola Burt time of the death of our belovMarble of Brigham City. ed husband and father, Ben L. the arrival of Watkins,, we wish to express Announcing S. and heartfelt thanks. We wish espetheir third girl are Ed Ada Neal Pratt of Snowville. cially to thank the ward bishThe seven pound seven ounce opric, the Relief society, our youngster was born at 11:55 p friends, and all others who asm., Sunday, November 7, sisted in any way. to the hospital. All conMrs. Eliza Watkins cerned are "doing nicely. and Family. A girl was born November 8 to Kenneth Vernon and Lorene 3 Box Elder NEWS Marian Boge Dick of Intermoun Brigham City, Utah tain school. November 10, 1954 Wednesday, George Glen and Jennie Louise Carter Buckley of Brigham City are the parents of a baby daughter born November 8. Kenji and Kazuko Inouye Fujikawa of Honeyville arc parents of a baby son born November 9. cord-welt- y boxpleats, all No- custom-typ- e io backs gives cover smooth taut fit Zippers sale-price- s! PATTERNS a targe I decorator shades of wine, green, grey, brown. variety of types to fit most all furniture luscious florals, gay floral stripes dramatic solids to mi or match! fa COLORS , High-fashio- n Buy On Low , Easy g a 11 custom-lik- e BOURBON WHISKEY. 86 PROOF. OLD QUAKER DISTILLING CO., LAWRENCEBURG. IND. 11 1 1 Manager H ll 1 1 1 till H 1 1 frill Kindergarten Members Hear "Beame955 Dr. W. W. Reeder Kindergarten Club members and their guests enjoyed a talk Relations by on International Dr. William W. Reeder, assistant professor of rural sociology at Cornell University, Thursday afternoon, November 4, at the War Memorial home. the Dr. Reeder expressed thought that good international relations come from each person understanding their own neighbors and friends. He suggested that a person stand behind their own friends anl try to understand how they see things. In that way relations with other countries would be easier to understand. A question period followed his fine talk and many interesting thoughts were expressed by the New York visitors. His wife was special guest. The meeting Thursday was conducted by Mrs. Albert Hansen with prayer by Mrs. Charles Ludlow and pledge by Mrs. Dorothy Pixton. Mrs. Harry Haniine introduced the guest speaker for the day. Following the talk luncheon refreshments were served under the direction of Mrs. Arden C. Balls from a lace covered table centered with a floral bouqet of chrysanthemums. 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