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Show y eu. r. 4 a Box Elder NEWS Brigham City, Utah Wednesday, June 8, 1955 of Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Nelsen, celebrated his second birthday anniversary Saturday afternoon, May 28. ! The wee guests enjoyed games, cup cakes and Ice cream cones. "i Many gifts were presented to Randy. . Attending were: Frank, Russell and Jeffery Allred, Marlene and Efalne Jensen, Pam and Kevin Nelsen, David Child and Steve and Michael, (brothers of Randy.' it.. r t K WtVv b il ftlffT A ,!' .! s.'; Smith. The meeting day, May 26, First Child Announced By the J. Dell Sacketts iv.T wort; K Cdr. Thomas R. Wheatley, USN, . . . and his family have been transferred from Chapel Hill, N. C., and will be leaving soon for Japan. Shown here, left to right, is Thomas Ross Jr., Mrs. Wheatley, John Announcing the arrival of their first child, a girl, born June 6 at Cooley Memorial hospital "are Mr. and Mrs. J. Dell Sackett, was held Gets Overseas Assignment - Wad-SlTouip- Joe Marsh Sad Note The Bugle er , Bu-gl- Installation of officers of the Kindergarten club of Brigham City was conducted by Miss Bessie Brown, president of the Northern District Federation of Womens Clubs, last Thursday afternoon, June 2, at the War Memorial home. In. charge of the meeting was Mrs. Lucille Hansen, president. Prayer was offered by Mrs. Jennie L. Jones with the pledge led by Mrs. Marie Robinette. Thurs- at the War Memorial home with Mrs. Roy presiding Thompson, president, and conducting. Following welcome by President Thompson, prayer was offered by Mrs. V. V. Phillips with pledge to the flag led by Mrs. Alfred Olsen. ' Program chairman tor the day, introduced Mrs. Earl Madsen, who Mayor LeGrande Horsley, gave a most enlightening talk on city problems. Other program numbers included vocal solos by Mrs. Wendell Saunders accompanied by (Mrs. Bobbie Ann Hunsaker and Wesiey Boman accompanied by Shara Lee Francell Brown. Jeppesen entertained with , a reading. Mrs. C. R. Jones reported on the Utah State Federation Womens clubs convention and Mrs. C. B. Stratford on the North District Federation' of. Womens clubs convention. It was unanimously agreed to begin holding Civic club meetings at 3:30 p. m. on the last Thursday of the month. The social hour will preceed the meeting which will begin at 4:15 p. m. It was explained that this system will be tried for efficiency during the meetings beginning in September. At the close of the meeting refreshments were served from a taible beautiful with blooms from Mrs. Victor J. Botts flower garden. Mrs. Bott Was serving chairman and Mrs. Wayne Mrs. Orville E. Merrell, Mrs. Harry Bloom, Mrs. Frank Earl, Mrs. Cameron Harmon, Mrs. Armour Jensen, Mrs. C. W. Merrell, Mrs. Vera Mills, Mrs. Mark Nielsen,- Mrs. Mary P. Owens and Mrs. James Romer assisting. u: i . Family changes vacation reservation by telephone . . saves 35 v I This family had paid $35 as a deposit on as apartment at a summer resort At the last moment, the reservations had to be shifted to a later date because of a change in the husband's vacation plans. He called the rental Jgent by Long Distance, explained the circumstances and reached agreementihat the money would apply to a later period. For this family, bere was proof that telephone service doeso cost k pays! This is only one of many ways the tele- phone can save yon money, valuable time and trouble, too. So use it often let it work for you. Aren't there some calls you should mote right now T 'Name withheld, bvt story is an actual case taken from Neighborett Club Meet at Nichols Salem Couple Tells Of Daughter's Birth - V-- The next meeting will be held The average housewife walks at the home of Mrs. Mariam approximately 450 miles in her kitchen each year. Thompson. EillGIn AT HOME IN YOUR SPARE TIME. MANY FINISH IN 2 YEARS. PREPARE FOR BUSINESS OR COLLEGE. FOR FREE BOOKLET WRITE AMERICAN SCHOOL . P. O. Box 2495 June Salt Lake City A i Mfc d i UTAH POWER & LIGHT CO. 6. California Visitor In Whirl of Activity Mrs. Alta Larsen Lewis, San Pedro, California, has been In a whirl of activity since her arrival here two weeks ago. Mrs. Lewis has been visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. Wallace Johnson and spending time with relatives and friends. Also here visiting has been another sister, Mrs. Guy Laney, Salt lake for this wide-ope- n Tho City. Riviera I 4-Do-or seems to be some confusion about hardtop really is, and wed like to the matter set straight. s A hardtop is a car that looks like a Convertut ible with the top has a solid steel roof overhead and no center posts in the side window areas. Up until just recently, it could be built in volume only with two doors not more because it would take wholly new structural principles to hinge another set of doors without center posts. ' THERE a floor-to-ro- of But Buick came up with those new structural principles and is now building in volume -- hardtops with four doors. & MttlON StAtS $M ft Two Fiedlers MILWAUKEE Arthur (UP) Feidler took his Boston Pops orchestra to Wauwatosa for a con- hn ntr Trriihm gfirtft beauty b ife n&tffad offarefep- - tot twee Yon see one pictured here. Its the Riviera. And its taking the country by storm ... Because here, at long last, is on automobile with the sleek and sporty styling of a true hardtop but with separate doors for rear-sepassengers, plus the added room of a full-siz- e Buick Sedan. at On top of that, this beauty is all Buick with the buoyant ride of Buicks springing the walloping might of Buicks record-hig- h Y8 power the k all-co- V MAIN STREET JVL n 4 getaway and sizable gas savings of Buick's spectacular Variable Pitch Dynaflow. And its available m Buicks two lowest-price-d Series -t- he budget-taggep 236-hSpecial, and the Century, illustrated here. 188-h- d p Come visit us for a meeting with the Riviera -- and see how quickly and how easily the last word in automobiles can be yours. first-han- d D jnafaui Drive it standard on Roadmastee, tptionei eS extra cost on other Series. Thrill of the year is BuigIz . Show 550 SOUTH fir- - il whip-quic- nan vmum JUNE IS DAIRY MONTH J. (Dell and Carolyn Duke Sackett, Brigham City, announce the arrival of their first child, a six pound girl bom June 6 at 3:30 p. m. consin National Bank. i Am ; on Archibald, Ogden, are the parents of a girl born June 4. Gerald and Carolyn Quinney Valentine, Brigham City, announce the arrival of a boy born cert recently and discovered he had a namesake.' Arthur Fiedler is a teller in the First Wis- -- ' : 2. A 'boy was (bom June 3 to Mrs. Willard Martin Jensen, Jr. and the late Mr. Jensen, Brigham City. Mrs. Jensen is the former Joyce Kimber. Ronald and June Gayle Lem- at St Henrys rectory. According to Mrs. William McKay, Mrs. Robert Benavidez, Mrs. John Gomez and Mrs. Joseph Florez, 27 children were served breakfast following confession and communion. The program will be continued upon the beginning of echoed in September. A- SCHOOL Dairy foods are better than ever in this area and Americans are eating more milk products up 1 per average person since World War II. We are proud of the increasingly important role electricity is playing in upgrading milk and its products . . . through refrigerated milk tanks on the farm, hot water heaters, milk house heating, better farm lighting, water pumping electrically, and many otherwiays. June 3 : 1; , a Sa-vil- said he wants a committee to work out 'better The following births are an- ways of handling the cases of nounced from Cooley Memorial youngsters. He also said he hospital: that training courses ckn A 'boy was 'born June 2 to hopes be given his probation officers. Harper and Thelma Bate Billings, Perry. J. Bruce and Janet Gourley Thompson, Salt Lake City, an nounce the arrival of a boy born The final First Friday breakfast of the season for elementary and high school students was held Friday morning, June telephone service an even bigger value. 01-'se- n Foods! The Neighborett club held Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sh attack, their monthly meeting June 2 at 1060 Vellevue, Salen, Oregon, the home of Mrs. Clyde Nichols. are announcing thea arrival of their first child, daughter, Delicious luncheon was served born June 2 at a Salem hospital. by Mrs. Arliss Hunsaker and Mrs. Shattuck is the former Mrs. Clyde Nichols. Laraine Baron. The remainder of the evening Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Baron was spent in sewtng and .cro- and daughter, Elaine, twin sister to Mrs. Shattuck, plan to cheting. travel from North Bend, Oregon Those present were: Mrs. Lucy to see the new Baron grandNichols, Mrs. Marjorie Burt, Mrs. child. Kathrine McRay, Mrs. Wanda This is the first Thompson, Mrs. Grace Barker, for Jens P. Larsen, Mrs. Elsie Burt, Mrs. Miriam City. Brigham Mrs. Lewis Bridges, Thompson, Mrs. Carrie Baron, Ogden, is Mrs. Orpha Thompson, Mrs. of the new Hunsaker, Mrs. Nichols and a arrival. Mrs. Hunsaker. lems. The judge Final First Friday Breakfast Held June 3 fay to make your Each officer responded following the Installation. Refreshments were then served under the direction of Mrs. Audrey Bott, chairman, by the following ladies: Mrs. Margaret Hillam, Mrs. Ella Long, Mrs. Iris Noble, Mrs. Phyllis Morgan, Mrs. Angeline Korth, Mrs. Minnie Jensen, Mrs. Beth Walker, Mrs. Leaih Jensen, Mrs. Joan and Mrs. Bernice Hobson. Those Who Bring You Better Dairy co-st- ar up-b- Telephone people In Utah work every Mrs. Relda Lund assumed presMrs. Mildred Eg. president; Mrs. Hazel jbert, vice ' Nelson, recording secretary; Mrs. Barbara Rasmussen, treasMrs. urer; Margaret Hillam, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Bessie Nelson, historian. idents duties; We Salute... Greer Garson and Dana Andrews in Strange Lady in Town, Cinemascope wes... tern drama opening at the Capitol Theatre, Thursday, for a three day run. : Mrs. Lewis has been feted by the following mesdames during 'her visit in Brigham City: Ira Larsen, Errol Valentine, Tracy Larsen, Scott Larsen and Ed Richardson. The California guest plans to return home today. if Brown. each During1 the installation retiring officer brought forward . BIRTHS the newly elected officer and she in turn was installed by Miss The ladies attending then heard the financial report for the past year by Mrs. Donna treasurer, followed by a report on the Utah Federated Womens club convention by Mrs. Jones. Jep-perso- ... Kindergarten Club Meeting Held Thursday ( Steven, Commander Wheatley and Rosemary. Brigham City. o Mrs. Sackett is the former Carolyn Duke. Drycleaning Growth Jailyn is the name chosen for CHICAGO (UP) Since 1948, the little six pound, dark haired there has been a 22 percent inMiss. Maternal grandmother Is Mrs. crease In the number of i)alsy Duke, Honeyville with plants In .the' United Mr. and Mrs. Orval Sackett, Norbert J. Berg, general States, Brigham City, paternal grandmanager of the National Instiparents. A include: tute of Drycleaning- told the .o,,'Mrs, Laura Sackett, Brigham rganizations convention. Berg atCommander Thomas R. Wheat-ley- , tributed the growth to the high 'City and Dr. and Mm. E. USN, a member of the Naval level of personal income. Salt Lake City. ROTC staff at the University of North Carolina for the past two years, has received orders to duty as executive officer of an From where I sit air transport squadron presently based In Japan. Announcement concerning the transfer was released by Col. R. C. Burns, USMC, professor of naval science at the university. From Commander Wheatley, accomby Mrs, Wheatley, Thompanied AH of ou the Clarion were we want their competition to as Ross Jr., John Steven, and alarmed to learn that our keep ua on our toes. Rosemary, left Chapel Hill on dpal rival in the newspaper field From where I ait, this country June 3, planning brief stops at the Baleeville Bugle might needs papers with different points Indianapolis, Ind.; Wichita, Kanhave to shat down. of view just as it needs people sas; Fort Collins, Colo, and Brigham City, the Wheatley home with different ideas and tastes. Crops were bad in Balesville town. Commander kat year and one of their fac- You may prefer iced tea as a Wheatley tories moved out of town. Just expects his family to join him I generally cooler in Japan in from four to six temporary hard times, of course choose a cold glass of beer. But . , months. but the needs help now if either of as couldnt express Commander Wheatley stated if its to survive. his opinion, and set on H, that that his tour of duty at the UniSo, this paper is going to would be bad news for the versity of North Carolina has whole community; crape up a little money to help been the most enjoyable of the Judge Wants Advisory tide them over, and we hope other many duties to which he has local concerns will do the same. been assigned during his fifteen Group on Juveniles Weve seldom agreed with them CHICAGO (UP) years of active Naval service. Judge Hareditorially over the years -- but old P. OConnell of family court has asked 22 prominent persons Copyright, 1955, United States Brewers Foundation on university staffs and memto bers of civic organizations help him with, Juvenile prob- Cdr. Wheatley Installation of Officers Highlight of Receives Welcome erne New members of Civic Improvement club were unanimously accepted into the club at regular May meeting of the organization. New members include: Mrs. S. Paul Holmgren, Mrs. T. Frank Mrs. Arthur Linford, Coippln, Mts. Verl L. Petersen, Mrs. Nalda F. Stokes, Mrs. ' C. J. Beesley, Mrs. Ross B. Jensen, Mrs. Fred L. Petersen and Mrs. Dee Glen Little Randy Nelsen Celebrates Birthday Little Randy Nelsen, son 'Strange Lady New Members Named At Civic Club Meeting Heads for Japan Assignment ME HbllVllb HwowoMtfs tat mm buck wm. bwhd mu' PHONE II llJ0O 272 j, 1 |
