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Show Iva Barker Invites Reading Circle Group Hair Stylist Delights Civic Improvement Club Ladies; Darrell Offers Beautician Scholarship BIRTHS Reading Circle ladies will meet Monday evening, Dec. 10, at 8 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Iva Henry Wilford and Joyce Mae Bronson Bissigger, Brigham Barker, 154 South Third East. Book review for the evening City, are the parents of a girl born Dec. 1, at Cooley Memowill be given by Mrs. May rial hospital. A very entertaining and pleasant afternoon was spent by Civic Improvement club ladies and their guests fast Thursday, Nov. 29, at the War Memorial home. Darrell of Salt Lake City and his presented to the ladies a talk on hair styling along with actual demonstrations. Darrell with Les, his coworker, combed out lovely hair styles on two models. Mrs. Lynn Holmgren had her hair cut and styled. At the close of the demonstration, Darrell offered a $250 beautician scholarship to an interested individual in this community. Beauty aid door prizes, donated by the guest speaker, went to Mrs. Delbert Holmgren, Mrs. Mrs. Louis Breitenbeker, R. V. Reeder, Mrs. Lloyd Davis, Mrs. Orval Sackett and Mrs. Ben Knudsen. Business session which preceded the program was conducted by Mrs. Orval Sackett, president. Flag ceremony was led by Mrs. Verl Petersen with prayer by Mrs. Ken Jensen. Included: Guests introduced Mrs. Rita Wilson, Mrs. Cheryl Meldrum and Mrs. Keith Han- sen. Tickets for the Damon Rundrive were re local Eagles yon Cancer fund ceived from the Aerie. Mrs. Glen Humphreys then introduced tne hair stylist. Refreshments were served to 75 from a serving table lovely with ceramic in centerpiece Thanksgiving motif. Mrs. Louis Breitenbeker was serving chairman assisted by the following: Mrs. W. H. Cleave, Mrs. D. Glen Smith, Mrs. Nolan Jensen, Mrs. John Larsen, Mrs. Durrell Nielsen, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Douglas Fife, L. J. Mrs. R. V. Foregren, Mrs. Shirley Wight, Mrs. Herbert Adamson, Mrs. Wayne Nelson, Mrs. Fred Holland and Mrs. Frank Earl. Perry School Finishes Art Month Observance Special art exhibits and projects have been taking place during the month of November at Perry school. According to Robert W. Morgan, principal, various types of media have been used by the children in preparing the exhibit. Media included: pictures with water colors, crayons, cut paper, poster paints, payons, colored chalk and clay modeling. Many individual pictures have been shown along with three large murals. As in the past the lives of great painters have been told by the teachers and paintings of the old masters shown. The exhibit was completed by Parent-Teache- r conference time and has been enjoyed all during the month. Card Of Thanks To those who by their acts of kindness expressed their sympathy and friendship at the time of the death of our beloved husband and father, Alben we wish to express heartfelt thanks. We wish espe cially to thank the ward bish opric, the Relief society, our friends, and all others who assisted in any way. Mrs. Alben Borgstrorh and Family. Local Couple Wins Delayed Honeymoon Trip After 50 Years A Brigham City couple, Mr. and Mrs. of 20 South Osey Jenson Fourth East, are expected to return to their home today, Wednesday, after spending a four-davacation in a luxurious Denver hotel bridal suite where their golden they celebrated wedding anniversary on their first honeymoon and vacation since they were married on Nov. 28, 1906. It was Mrs. Jensons New Mexico Couple Has Second Girl News comes from Alamogordo, New Mexico, telling of the birth of a second daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Dyane Peters. The eight pound six ounce Miss was born Nov. 30. A name has not been decided as yet. Delighted with the new arrival is sister Susan Mrs. Peters is the former Nancy Rees, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Rees, Brigham City. 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