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Show -- 'J t TiP 7t f ' President McKay Offers Counsel and Dedicatory Prayer - - A crowd of more than 800 people thronged the new LDS Indian chapel, Sunday afternoon at 2 p. m., to hear Presi- dent David O. McKay and Elder Spencer W, Kfmballl dedicate the building as a house of f worship, a house of learning, and a house of recreation. Attending the services was President David O, McKay of of T the Chundh of Jesus Christ Latter-daSaints who offered the dedicatory prayer. Other dignitaries on the stand included Mrs. McKay: Elder Spencer W. Kimball of the Council of the .Twelve, and Mrs. Kimball: Dr. and Mrs. George Boyce; President Vernal Willie and President Glen M. Bennion, of North and South Box Elder stakes, respectively; Dr. Giles, a friend of president McKay, formerly of Argentina; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tom- -- y maney and Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Featherstone of Intermountain school faculty; Mayor C. Horsley; Patriarch John P. Ldllywhite; Patriarch S. Norman Lee; Patriarch Nephf J. Valentine, Wayne A. Jensen, contractor and .builder of the chapel; Rudger Price and J. Oleen Palmer of South stake presidency; Elbert R. Beecher and J. DoLos Thompson of North stake presidency; Boyd K. Packer, former coordinator of LDS Indian affairs in this area; and coordiDon Hunsaker, present nator, who conducted the services. Dr. Boyce Speaks , Hunsaker introduced as a welcome guest, as this was his first public appearance since his reDr. cent illness. In speaking, Boyce told tihe Indian students that one of the most important steps in growing up is accepting a Teligion. He also said that he has been impressed by the messages of good will and prayers from friends and students of all faiths during his illness. U20nsn IPiWUB got fJore Work per hour r TTtlb OCT III Tractor Service 5-Sl- tar to let oar skilled lervicemea If vfS pay resooce ...jour Mmr to U1 pouter ... to do your work faster to save time Take now to schedule. field work oo keep mm la the fieU beer. Schedule your McCormick tractor tervice. for ' va CALL US TODAY! s-si- aa SERVICE PHONE 300 DMG'.inr.l TRUCK AND ILIPLEMENT CO. - 27 er ? Brigham City, Utah North Main President Glen M. Bennion introduced the special guests, including four of President McKays sisters who were in the audience. He then counseled the Navajo students to learn the truth because the truth will make you free. 'President Vernal Willie told of the first recommendations and counsel given regarding chatihe erection of an Indian pel which was given toy President George Albert Smith at the time the government turned the former Bushnell hospital over to the Bureau of Indian Affairs for the proposed boarding school. In the remarks of Boyd K. Packer, he related incidents of the beginning of the organization of the LDS Indian students with only six members in the first group of students arriving at Intermountain school. He further stated that the membership grew to 16 and then to 60 and over a period of seven years, more than 200 liDS Indian students are now enrolled at the Chapel for religious instruction. r XT SEE YOUR LOCAL . V s T FORD its'Gif! p. m. The Thunderbird gave Ford its Glitter! Ford also took its styling cue from the Thunderbird. You can see the resemblance everywhere you look. And, remember. Ford also brings you exclusive, new Lifeguard Design for your extra protection against injury in case of accident! ONLY FORD DEALERS 1 SELL- ? xTest Drive it today I FORD DEALER - USED PRESENT STOCK WALLPAPER r All Stock Patterns To Choose From WHLE THEY LAST MEMELLS, "Walk A INC Block And Save" 2 Box Elder NEWS Brigham City. Utah Wednesday, January 11, 1956 I TODAY! CARS AND TRUCKS EDITORIAL Bj costs less than A weekly newspaper established in 1896, published every Wednesday and entered as Sechi ond Class Matter at the post office Brigham City, Utah, under the act of March 1879. Ver) Chas. W. 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Special music for the meeting was presented by tihe fourth grade students of Mae Petersen and Itis Schow. Reverence was offered by Father William Dunne. An advertisement this size rn-t-r-u extra-deep-blo- The school supervisor pointed out that the process couldnt be rushed, that tihe pupil must be ready mentally and physically before the reading goals could be reached. The speaker was introduced Inter-mountai- n worship, Yen can have the fabukxi Thunderbird Y-engine itself to supply matchless Go in your new Ford. Ite the standard eight 4 for all Fair lane and Station Wagon models at no extra cost! YouD enjoy new fun in all your driving. And remember. Ford eighta are with build which makes them run and quiet makes them last longer! ing. at " The Thunderbird gave The First Friday Breakfast, sponsored by St. Tressas Altar by 27 You can take the word of Miss Society Was attended Norma Jensen, elementary su- Catholic students Friday morn6. pervisor for the Box Elder Coun- ing, January Committee In charge for the ty School district, "Johnny will learn to read at Central school. morning included; Mrs. Joseph That was the question for dis- Florez, Mrs. Wm. McKay and cussion at the Central School Mrs. Robert Benevediz. PTA meeting, held Monday eve Those in charge report that ning at which Miss Jensen was Miss Nora Coca, school bus drivthe principal speaker. er for grade and high school She explained to the group students at St. Josephs in Oghow tihe teaching den, left in good time for the attending, process is carried out through students to reach their classthe grades, illustrating the var- rooms promptly. ied methods used to teach read- only one thought with you. I have been impressed with the value not only of this occasion, but of the opportunity now afforded you to get true development. 1 have in mind tihe value of an 'idea or of a thought. You know how these trees grow. No matter how much you wrap rags around them and try to cov-ethe outsides with mud, the trees dont grow. They would become larger in a way but no real growth. These trees and every dhrub grows from within and so do you and so do I. So your characters; maybe the thoughts that develop your souL You have an entire school established here for that purpose. You learn your three Rs and you are preparing for studying science, literature and aTt for your education and development. This (house Is built particularly that your thoughts may be directed to our God, our fashioner, the one perfect Gentleman who walked the earth as tihe lgiht of tihe world. If you keep Him in mind as your ideal, gradually your soul will become refined to partake of responsibility and perfection. It is these thoughts that are worth more to you than gold. Education will prepare you for the world but the gospel of Jesus Christ will contribute to the development of the soul, to your character; and character is higher tlhare Intellect. To become a man, to become a noble woman Is of most importance In tihis world and should become the supreme object of our life. President MoKay then dedicated the building as a house of . Reading Process ience assembled on this day of dedicatory services of your seminary building and house of worship. I should like to leave does every 'human being. Nearly 3,000 years ago, a wise man said As a man thirek-et- h in his heart, so Is he. These words have come along down through the ages, and no greater truth was ever expressed. What you think about when you do not have to think, determines what you are. Just now we are all thinking along tihis line because we think the words that are being spoken, but when you Dream Come True Elder Spencer W. Kimball are alone, what do you tihink started his talk ,by saying This about? That is vwhat determines Officers of the newly organized day Is a dream come true. He your character, determines what JUNIOR ARCHERS , commended the people of Brig you are. junior division of the Brigham City Archery club are, left to right, Kirk Gardner, secretary ; Harvey Morgan, presiham City for taking the Indian Reap Eternal Destiny "Sow a thought, you reap an dent ; and Alan Jensen, field captain. students into their homes and also tihe teachers at Intermoun act; sow an act, you reap tain for the fine work they are habit; sow a habit and you will New Son Arrives Past Presidents Meet cloing with the Indian students, reap a character; sow a charAn At Idle Isle Cafe Ogden Hospital He stated that at one time the acter and you will reap an eternal reservadestiny. Indian people on the Past Presidents of the AmeriAnnouncing the birth of a "What you are is the result of tions hid their children so they can Legion Auxiliary enjoyed son bom Friday, January would not have to go to school, what you think. Carlyle says 'baby D. Dee Memo- a lovely monthly party last Wedat 6, the Thomas but at the present time the In- that determines your religion rial evening at the Idle Isle. hospital Sn Ogden are Mr. nesday What you dian parents beg to have their or your Hot luncheon was served to 19 B. Hess, WashShirl Mrs. and children educated and are will really 'believe determines what members from a beautifully deTerrace. table. Miniacorated ing to make great sacrifices to your religion Is, or what you ington disbelieve determines your no make it possible. Mrs. Hess is the former Bever- ture foil snowmen served as Tremendous progress has been religion. Every day and every ly Frederickson, sister of Mrs. centerpieces. made in educating the Indian hour of the day, your thoughts George L. Davis of Corinne. Mrs. Hostesses for the evening were people, the speaker said, and are developing your character Davis plans to stay at the Hess Mrs. William S. Fife, Mis. Oscar the U. S. government now has Your thoughts undoubtedly home for the next week. Call and Mrs. Kent L. Jensen. provided facilities to enable ev' change the very expression of Help Your Neighbor was the ery Navajo boy and girl to at your features and our features diversion of the evening with we tell what are, largely. tend school this year df they prizes going to Miss Mabel ChrisHOSPITAL NOTES He then related the story of so desire. He said that almost tensen and Mrs. Merle Malmrose. L. every public school in the state The Great Stone Face by Na Recuperating at Cooley Memoof Utah has Indian boys and thanliel Hawtihorne, and in con hospital following operagirls enrolled at this .time. A eluding the story, he said The rial great lesson of 'that story is tions performed Monday, Jan-9- , number of graduates of are: The following births are anschool now are at- that day by day, week by week Shaishi noble and Sayma, Brigham Rte. nounced from Cooley Memorial month univermonth, by tending Brigham Young thoughts and Ideas had trans No. 1, who underwent a major hospital: sity at Provo this year. Elder Kimball advised the formed the features of this man operation; Darrell1 Andersen, son A girl was 'born January 6 to of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Ander Richard Earl and Marjorie LegNaivajo students that the new by being of service not to him sen, 330 West First South, had gett Brown, Brigham City. to self others. is the That but come more can to mean, Chapel Hiroshi and Edith Fujikawa than a building made of stone, message I would like to 'leave his appendix removed; Mrs. Rob Stack, Brigham Yamasaki, Route No. 1, Corinne, wood, plaster, glass and metal. To think of self, you are just as ert (Shirley) If they attend their class work other living creatures In the Route No. 2, a major operation; are the parents of a boy born there and their Sunday meet- world. You think of others and Colleen Nelson, 16, daughter of January 7. Mr, and Mrs. Ivan Nelson, 438 January 8 a girl was born to ings, they will learn to love and make them happy, you approach South 'life of Christ. Main, underwent an ap- Willard and Faye Maughan appreciate the building and it thePresident McKay then related pendectomy and Debbie Tani White, Briigham City. will become a place of sacredthe story of ihow Admiral Da guchi, 2, daughter of Mr. and Earl and Blaine Bolton Wind-ley- . ness to them. Mrs. Yuki 48 South vid from learned his Taniguchi, Brigham City, announce the Farragiut President McKay introduced his friend Dr. Giles, who spoke father, the lesson of life which Third West, underwent a major arrival of a bom born January 9. briefly, saying that It was al enabled him to become the operation. of man leader he that great most wonderful exper ways a j ience to meet tihe LDS mission was. After finishing thd story, he aries who came to Argentina to Sow a thought, reap an labor, and he strongly advised said sow an act, Teap a habit; the Navajo students to prepare act; to be missionaries and to make sow a habit, reap a character; an LDS mission one of their am sow a character and reap an As a man eternal destiny. bdtions in life. thinketh ire his heart, so is he. Grow From Within President McKay began his Direct Thoughts to Christ Students, brothers and sisremarks by saying "We are debuilt for eiud- - ters, this house was to see this lighted large you to study your thoughts and rf. I Catholic Students Have Regular Fri. Breakfast PTA Discusses Huge Crowd Attends Dedication Of Beautiful LDS Indian Chapel HOW ELSE, can you reach the public so cheaply7 THERE ARE NO EXTRA COSTS no delivery charges, no fee for illustrations, no addressing expense. One cent covers everything paper, ink, composition, cuts, printing and delivery to the customer. A COMPLETE ADVERTISING SERVICE from you to the consumer for a cent. |