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Show ! U ! Primary, conference time is Btfe,' with the Third ward the - annual presentations! Conference was held Sunday J evening, March 27, with Wist J,Jreftot that I must be about my ."Fathers business as the theme. Prelude and organ music were , played by Mrs. Nellie Wight wiih welcome by Mrs. June Fife. .Following prayer by Kay Lynne Oisipn, the Primary children with singing Tell Me 'the Stories of Jesus. Readers were: Linda Busenbark, Elizabeth Pago, KayLynne Olsen, Merlin Thompson and Julia Funk. . The Top Pilots wiih teacher Lueile Westley, performed. Choral readers were: Steven I Bessinger, Eldon Busby, Chris Simonsen, Sharon Spendlove, ; Marilyn Call, Judy Valentine, ij Kathleen Sharon Anderson, 3 Young, Carma Houghton, Vonda " Hall, Reese Nielsen Michael j Burbank . Tommy Horn, Dennis Whitaker, Gary Jensen with Lo- rene Smith directing. I Group II and the Guide Pa-- ' trol took part followed by the Larks and a home scene. was "Sweet Sabbath Day j sung by the Primary children - ", I n Bluebirds and Seagulls sang, and the Prayer Junior Primary presented a prayer tableau. "Tell Me, Dear Lord ' was and "Have I sung by Done Any Good in the World Today by Blazers and Trekkers. Following a scene the Guide Patrol presented a tableau then the Bluebirds presented their tableau. was Finale music They Found Him in the Temple" with prayer by Robert Moyes. Stake board visitors included: Mrs. Helen Harrison, Mrs. Viola Mrs. Pett, Mrs. Ida Ifadficld, Mr Lola Campbell, Blanche Barker and Mrs. Madge Hull. s n er. were General arrangements under Patty Smith, Gleaner representative, and Patti Jensen of and thp South , Stake y." Gleaner council. The festivities began Sunday evening,. March 20, with a fireside held at the stake tabernacle. Speaker for the evening was President Hyrum J. Nelson of the . Logan LDS temple. Drex' Jones conducted the affair. Wayne Hunsaker entertained with vocal numbers and Lillis and Gary Jeppson with violin and cello duet. Light refreshments were served. Wednesday evening, March 23, a temple excursion was conducted., Thursday evening, March 24, a fun night was held in the Second ward with Doris Simonsen in charge of games, followed by dancing and refreshments. n , NOTES Fred Manning, son of Mr. and Hugh Manning, Trcmon-ton- , had his appendix removed March 25 at Cooley Memorial hospital. Mrs. Lydia Bybee, 140 North Main, underwent major surgery Monday morning, March 28. She is reported by Cooley Memorial hospital attendants to be "doing nicely. Oak DUP Camp Meets Siggard Home Mar. 24 . I People of Inherent Good Taste P I I I I 1 MORE yt : I Oak camp of, the Opening song was by the congregation and Capt. Cora Olsen took charge of, the meeting.' Opening prayer was by Marjorie Jensen. Minutes were read and approved and roll call taken, showing 15 members and five visitors present. Two songs were rendered by Diane Meacham. The lesson was given by Sarah Siggard, Class leader. Stories of the Mormon Battalion was the lesson. A piano selection was rendered by Katherine Siggard. A sketch of the life of Ann Kim was given by Crystal Woodland. Mr. Kim was Mrs. Woodlands A sketch of the life of Mary Jane Jones Riohinn was given by Nola Kimber, Mrs. Richinns daughter. - V Closing song was by the group and closing prayer was by Alice Sederholm. Easter refreshments were served by Sarah Siggard, Adelia Hadley and Marjorie Jensen. k, X 4 s. iv il . , t - - ' : T: i i i Glenmore MORE taste ... , MORE quality... primping for the Spring Fantasy fashion show tomorrow evening are, right: Janet Shumm, modeling for Sprouse Reitz and Patricia Wood, Miladys. , . . MORE enjoyment. Leo Hansens Children Mary Forsgren is New Visit Here On Sunday Sego Lily President and Claude Richards and children of Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Hansen and daughter of Tremon-ton- , and Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Hansen and children of Roy, visited with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hansen in Brigham City, Sunday. Mr. r-i- - X I 1 Mrs. Top Notchers Sew At Regular Weekly Meet , Mrs. Mary Forsgren was fleeted captain of the Sego Lily Camp Daughters of Utah Pioneers last Friday evening, March 24, at a meeting conducted at the home of Mrs. Alda Call. Elected to serve with Captain Forsgren were: Mrs. Laura Morris, first vice captain; Mrs. 2 Box Elder NEWS Earl, second vice captain; Brigham City, Utah Mrs. Elizabeth Dale, secretary; 1355 30, March Wednesday, Mrs. May Jensen, treasurer; historian A weekly in Mrs. Emma Kimber, newspaper, established 1496, published every Wednesday and and Mrs. Pearl Olsen, registrar. entered as Second Class Matter at the poat office in Brigham City, Utah, unThe meeting Friday was conder the act of March 6, 1679. ducted by Captain Vera D. Member Audit Bureau of Circulation, with the ladies attendNaUtah State Press Association, tional Editorial Association and United ing singing "Swanee River, folPros. Advertising Representative: Utah lowed by prayer by Chaplain State Press Sait Lake Association, i Sarah Longson. City, Utah. Chas. W, Claybaugh, Publisher Roll call showed 18 members Gladys Eckerslcy, Advertising Manager and four visitors present. Subscription rate $3.00 per year, payable in advance; In combination with Mrs. Jean Madsen sang False the Box Elder Journal, (published a Song, "Without Fridays) $3.00 per year; $2.50 for 6 Prophet, months? single copy 10 oents and As We Part. Mrs. Renie Littlewood was accompanist. Fifteen good cheer visits were ' reported. Mrs. Mary Forsgren gave the financial report of the camp, followed by lesson on Indian tribes and their ways of living, by Melissa Petersen. , The election was conducted by Mrs. Petersen followed by appreciation expressed by Cap-taiSederholm for the cooperation of the ladies during her two years in office. Plans were then made for a retiring officers party to be conducted in connection with the regular April meeting. Luncheon was served by Mrs. Alda Call and her mother, Mrs, Rebecca Crawford, following benediction by Mrs. May Jensen. Ber-niec- e Every drop distilled and bottled GLENMORE DISTILLERIES COMPANY , t left to A - f ", 1 ' Louisville , Kentucky , SKIING WON'T STOP THESE K1UD Daughters at the March of Utah Pioneers - met home of Ellen Siggard, 24, beginning at 7:30., GLENMORE i en South Box Elder stake and Gleaner Girl week ended with banquet and dance Saturday evening, March 26, at the Sixth ward chapel. The entire week was supervised by Mrs. Fred Forsgren, stake Gleaner, leader; Harvey leader, and Braegger, Audrene Braegger, activity lead- The Lords , 4 M-M- followed by Being Helpful" sung by Group I and Nursery classes. HOSPITAL vmsa. -- whklk Phone your society news to 771 he sees her. Climaxing the activities for gets drunk, the week was the Saturday night affair. The banquet was held at 7 Perfect...Every Time! p. m. at the Sixth Ward. Janice Jensen played organ music and Perc Petersen served as master of ceremonies. Toasts by Dorothy Robbins, a Gleaner, and Dwight Jensen were given followed an by a song by Doris Simonsen. Following the banquet the group adjourned to the chapel and enjoyed the remainder of the program. Wesley Boman sang two numbers, Earth Angel and .Melody of Love. and GolAll Master den Gleaners were honored and presented boutonnferes and corsages. Perc and Inez Petersen sang two numbers, Easter Parade and Mammy. Mrs. Fred Forsgren presented Miss Smith and Miss Jensen corsages in recognition for the fine work done by the pair on the council during the past two years. New officers for the coming SQUARE SHAPE yepr .were elected with Mrs. Bob MORE COOKS 20 as Charles Crompton chairman; than Round Pan . , , Burnett, representative, and Lila Armstrong, Gleaner Simply set the dial for representative. CONTROLLED HEAT After the banquet and pro for perfect cooking and gram, dancing was enjoyed to frying results. Your the Grace Hadley orchestra. dishes are more delicious. No guess work or, During Intermission a floor show was presented. constant watching. Water sealed element. Entertaining with authentic Hawaiian hula dances was BarEasy, Terms!. : bara Kohr, followed by two numbers from a girls quartet composed of Maty Jo Harris, Pam Richards, Francell- - Brown COAL & APPLIANCE and Marilyn Mann. All wards in South stake as Phone "One" sisted with the program for the week. n BEEHIVE as seen in...ifUAE step-mothe- , club mem Top Notchers bers are busy sewing laundry and shoe bags in regular weekly meetings. The girls last week met at the home of iMaren Tingey for an early evening sewing and re freshment time. Members attending included: Mrs. Harold W. Moore Barbara Bott, Betty May, San dra Lee Piersen, Diane Bennett, Here From Illinois Joan Hendrickson, Ellen ReedAuMrs. Harold W. Moore, er! Suellen Yates, Jean Jensen, 111., has been visiting since rora, Marcia Glover and Maren TinWednesday with Mr. and Mrs. gey. Norwood Hyer and Mr. and Mrs. Club leaders are Mrs. Elva Grant Allred. Piersen and Mrs. Lilly Bennett Mrs. Moore is an auht of Mrs. Hyer and Mrs. Allred. evening, Thursday family Mrs. Emma Boman Is members met at the Allred home for turkey dinner, Home From Hospital All family members in Brigt Mrs. Emma Boman has re ham City attended. turned home after 10 days at the LDS hospital In Salt Lake City following a major operaSHIRT LAUNDRY tion. Mrs. Boman is improving and Complete is now able to enjoy visitors. FAMILY LAUNDRY Sunday afternoon, Dr. David L. Kerr, her father, and Dr. Lowell Kerr, her brother, both of Sanitone Ogden, spent time in Brigham Mrs. with Boman. City visiting DRY CLEANING - Leslie Thompson Home After Arii. Vacation n They Get Through When Others Foil That girl you were out with last night was sure ugly, wasnt she? Ugly? Man, when a snake Full Week of Activities'Mark Anhiral and Gleaner Week South Stake Lot's Go to T he Fashion Show, Primary Conference Begins with Third Ward Presentation Sunday Evening in Chapel LDS Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Thompson returned home to Brigham City last Friday after five months in Mesa, Arizona. They reported an enjoyable winter vacation in the Southwest but nevertheless expressed their appreciation to be home among their friends. During their vacation, they toured Arizona extensively and made a side trip into Mexico. "You Wash " Launderette Service CITY BRIGHAM LAUNDERETTE what's the TEMPERATURE today? AND CLEANING DRY ' 22 West Forest PHONE 62 Ever stopped to tabulate the number of times youve been uncomfortable because of the temperature, indoors or out? Then youll be one, to roll out the red carpet for Tempawate and HART I SCHAFFNER I ?MARX utmnsAL The uses of these sturdy JecP vehicles are almost numberless. 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