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Show ' 4 ' Kindergarten Club Hears Home Program club meeting Kindergarten was held Thursday afternoon, Nov. 3, at the War Memorial home with the American Home Department in charge. Mrs.' Vernon Egbert, vice president, conducted with prayer by Mrs. Ray Woodland followed by the pledge by Mrs. C. R. Barker. Mrs. Robert Fett as program chairman, introduced Mrs. A1 Andersen Who sangv. two solos, accompanied' by Mrs. Clarence Wight. " ; Mrs. Pett also introduced Mrs. Roland Madsen who gave a delightfully entertaining talk on the joys of motherhood, home and freedom. Reports were heard by Mrs. R. M. Kaiser on the Womens Legislative Council; Mrs. Dean 'Bunderson on Ground Observers Corp4 qnd Mrs. Clark Hillam on Boy Scout program. Mrs. Ronald Ballingham and Mrs. Earl Olsen distributed new program booklets for the year. Displayed, during the afternoon was a lovely painting, Interrupted Journey by Leslie Humpage In commemoration of National Art Week. Following the program, refreshments were served from a table tastefully decorated with fruit, flowers, candles and fig urines by 'Mrs, Frank Troxell and the following committee members: Mrs. Wynn Andersen, Mrs. Barbara Brawn, Mrs. Evan Begstrom, Mrs. DeRay Qhristen-sen- , Mrs. R. M:- - Kaiser, Mrs. George Nielsen, Jr., - and Mrs. , Dean Freeman. "Mrs. Lee R: Andersen Entertains on Thursday i- - - enter- Mrs. Lee R. Andersen tained last Thursday evening at jhe fdle Isle. Luncheon was served follow ed by the playing of "Mug gins New ' memlbers joining the groilp included Mrs. Dean Bun derson, Mrs. Wynn Andersen, Mrs. Eugene Price and Mrs. Kay Shuman. Gifts were presented to the newcomers. Members attending included Mrs. Mack Young, Mrs. K. B. Ol sern Mrs. Frank Forsgren, Mrs, Max Bott Mrs. Herman Had field, Mrs.'" Ray Korth, Mrs. Reeve Brown, Mrs. Lowell Pack er and Mrs. Andersen. Games prizes - went to Mrs Bunderson and Mrs. Brown. 1 Wedding Date is Circled Circling November 17 as her wedding date is Miss Margie 3 1)72, Elder NEWS Box Brigham City, Utah Wednesday, November 9. Ann Keller, daughter of Mrs. Lloyd Keller, Mantua and , the Jate Lloyd Keller. . J 1955 school and has completed two years at the Utah State Agricultural college in Logan. Just this spring he returned from two years U. S. Army service in Alaska. They plan to reside in Preston following their marriage. Miss Keller will become the temple bride of Ashton A. Beckstead, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hesy A. Beckstead, Preston, Idaho, in rites to be conducted in the Logan temple. A reception will honor the newlyweds the same evening in the Mantua LDS ward recreation hall between the hours of 8 and 10 o'clock. i The bride-to-bis a Box Elder high school and seminary graduate. She has attended the LDS business college in Salt Lake City and is now employed at the LDS church offices. The prospective bridegroom is a graduate of Preston High LDS IT MORE si 1 OF UNHEARD gauge ' VALUES! is denier Artie Sessions to Be DUP Camp Hostess Mrs. Artie Sessions, 121 South Second East, will be hostess to members of the Sunflower camp Daughters of Utah Pioneers on evening, November Thursday 10, at 1:30 p. m. . , All members are cordially invited to attend. e , ONLY DAINTY MAID BETROTHED Margie Ann Keller .will be November bride, x Ky GET ONE FOR AUNT t MARTHA'S CHRISTMAS Present Reeders Are Back From Eastern Tour I S Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R. Reeder, Brigham City, and Mr. 'and Mrs. David L. Reeder, Kaysville, have motor returned from a ' ; vs trip back east.- They traveled by way ' of Springfield, Missouri Where they visited-wit- h Mr. and Mrs, Phil Christoffersen and family before continuing on to LDS church historic points, of. interest. , Time was spent at Nauvoo and Kiftland, then they saw Niagara Falls. They spent Sunday at Joseph Smiths farm and went into the Sacred Grove before spending time in New York City. A three hour tour of Manhat-ten- , seeing all the sights and also seeing many ships docking, proved most interesting. The Reeders then went to Savannah, Georgia, where they spent a couple of days with Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Reeder. According te their reports the weather was lovely and the foliage covering rolling hills was beautiful. During their trip the group waded in the Atlantic ocean for the first time. They report the faU a delightful time to vacation in that - Item-of-the-Mon- th s SUNKIST GRANGES YOU MAY NOT SEE Has Built-i- n "Wishbona" Gravy Weil "Drip -- Top channels moisture onto roast preventing Drying Out TOKAYS AT THIS PRICEFORSOMETIME! A Largs bandits for toiler bond ling and a burned fingers. Finished In high glow block parcolala aiamal with white finlch. epee kite the reel haat-pra- Reg. 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