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Show Northern Utah District Meeting of Catholic Women Held Saturday at Social Center in Ogden Northern Utah District meet ing of the Diocese of Catholic Women was held Saturday, Dec. 1, at St. Josephs Social Center in Ogden. Father Doremety celebrated the Mass at 10 a. m. at St. Josephs church, after which the ladies proceded to the social center. Father Doremety opened the meeting with prayer. Mrs. John Sereika, Brigham City, district president, presided at the meeting. Quarterly reports were read from Ogden and affiliates. Mrs. Richard Alston, formerly of Brigham City, gave the Christmas pledge, To Keep Christ in Christmas. Mrs. Alston showed several advent wreaths and calendars and explained the making of the wreaths. Father Sweeney then spoke on Christian Doctrine followed by three young ladies from St. Josephs high school entertaining with several vocal arrangements. Father Sweeney closed the meeting with prayer to Our Lady of Good Council. The 53 ladies attending adjourned to the Mansion House for lunch. Brigham City ladies attending were: Mrs. Sereika, Mrs. John Gomez, Mrs. Vincent DeNunzio, Mrs. Joseph Florez, Mrs. Robert Benavediz, Mrs. Orios Jeppson and Mrs. Chris Rio. A short board meeting was held at the conclusion of the lunch. Honeyville Ward Sets Annual Bazaar Honeyville ward Relief society will hold their annual bazaar on Friday evening, Dec. 7, in the ward chapel. Many lovely gifts will be for sale, Mrs. Mary Gardner, president, announces. For sale will be beautiful quilts, pillow slips, dish towels, doilies, aprons, handkerchiefs and many other items. There will be a fish pond for the children and also a homemade candy sale. Smorgasbord supper will be served from six to eight p. m. A charge of 50 cents for high school students and adults, 25 cents for first grade to eighth grade students will be made. tots accompanied by their parents will receive supper free. An entertaining program will begin at 8:30 p. m. Everyone is invited to attend. Pre-scho- Garland Couple Plans Golden Wedding Event A Garland couple, Mr. and Mrs. Willard L. Wood, will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary Saturday, Dec. 8, . be tween the hours of two and nine p. m. in the Relief society rooms of the Garland LDS ward. They request no gifts. Mr. Wood was born Feb. 12, 1887 at Farmington. His wife was born June 2, 1888 at St Johns, Arizona. They have six sons and daughters: Legrand Wood, Dar-ol- d Wood and Mrs. Merle Choate, all of Clearfield; Mrs, Ella Wilde, Layton; Mark Wood, Garland; and Dean Wood, Salt Lake City. They have 28 grandchildren and two Both Mr. and Mrs. Wood have been active in church and civic affairs. Air Force Family ReturnstoU.S. After three years in Frankfurt, Germany, Captain and Mrs. William A. Hamilton and children, Sharon and William, have arrived in the United States. They arrived in New York harbor Nov. 27 aboard the S. S United States. Captain Hamilton has reported for further duty with the U. S. Air Force at the Rome Air Development Center, Griffiss Air Force Base, Rome, New York. Their temporary address is at Rome. Mrs. Hamilton is the former Irena Sessions, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Heber J. Sessions, of this city. 3 Box Local Sailor Returns To Long Beach Base LeRoy Westley, son of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Westley, left Saturday, Dec. 1, to return to U. S. Navy duty at Long Beach, Calif. at He enjoyed Thanksgiving home with his parents. Westley serves as a fireman in the deisel engineering department at Long Beach. Elder NEWS Wednesday, December Brigham City, Utah 5, 1956 HAVE TROUBLE Colorful Evening ts Enjoyed by Pack 931 HOSPITAL NOTES Doctors and nurses at Cooley have been Memorial hospital busy with tonsillectomies, appendectomies, major and minor surgery during the past week. Now returned home following is a minor Arnel operation Moyes, Brigham City. The operation was performed Nov. 30. James Brown, Brigham City, had his appendix removed Nov. 30. A major operation was performed upon Kenneth Carter, Park Valley, Nov. 29. Mrs. Dorothy DcLaGrange, Brigham City, is recuperating at the local hospital following a major operation performed Nov. 29. Grant Smith, Intermountain school underwent a minor operation on Nov. 28. Tonsillectomies were performed on the following: Dorothy Winters, 14, daughter of Mrs. Lola Trease, Brigham City, on Nov. 27. Elizabeth. Lemon, 7, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orvin Lemon, Willard, on Nov. 27. Rose Marie Wintle, 5, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Devere Wintle, Honeyville on Nov. 29. Patty Jo Farrell, 4, j? colorful evening was spent down Puerto Rico way as Cub Scouts of Pack 931 met Friday evening, Nov. 30 at the Fifth ward for pack meeting. With Puerto Rico as theme for the month, skits were presented by Den II, IV and V. Den VI and showed various costumes Den I distributed food samples. Colors were advanced by Den 111 with opening prayer by Joel Palmer and closing prayer was by Stephen Richards. Doyle Packer took charge and Bob Call presented awards. Various items, including bench' and tamborines, es, morocas were displayed during the eve- & & & ss A v:?0x'i I BIG Awards presented Den I Larry S gold and silver arrow. Den II LeRoy Pierce, Bear badge; Warren Hyer, gold and silver arrow, and Danny Bishop, bob cat COLLEEN MILLER, a pretty, sweater-clarelaxes between scenes while filming Summer Night with Leslie Nielsen. d brunette, M-G-- Hot pin. Den III Stephen Josephson, gold arrow; Bruce Stoner, Web-elo- s badge; Wallace Baird, wolf badge; Bryan Burt, bob cat pin, daughter and Brent Christensen, bob cat Who seeks to own a debt free home Of this may rest assured of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Farrell, pin. Brigham RFD 2, on Nov. 29. Den V Keith Knavel, bob cat Kathrine Tingey, 8, daughter pin. of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Tingey, Den VI The following receivBrigham City on Nov. 30. ed bob cat pins: Stephen Jensen Randy, 5, and Michael, SVa, David Webb, Vern Holt, Corey both sons of Mr. and Mrs. James Petersen, Robert Whitlock, RonChecketts, Brigham City on Nov. ald Hirschi and Charles Earl. 30. Wallace Fay Christensen Michael Jones, 4, son of Mr, were ideas and for the .chairmen and Mrs. Chadwick Jones, month of November. Dec. 3. ... or do you wake you do maybe using an up tired? If its because youre mattress. For refreshing sleep try an EVERTON mattress, custom-bui- lt ed to your own specifications. Come in today and see how, easy it is to own a genuine . EVERTON mattress. SPRING-FILLE- D FOAM RUBBER or . 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