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Show F I- - i '' Two-Fol- tl Passed Away I : UC3 W ! f r 4T' 5 tb First ward. Norma Second Ward, Grace Hansen; Third ward, Hannah Fourth ward, Lenora Hillam; Presentations Now Romer; Fifth ward, Grace PeterSixth ward, Rilla Jensen;' About 70 Brigham City old- sen; Seventh ward, LaPreal Wight sters over 80 years of age have and Eighth ward, Elnora been expressing gratitude to SoInternational memroptimists bers of Brigham City for the in the What Is It? lovely holiday cheer, form of a poinsetta plant, they D. (UP) Farmer have been delivering during the ArtBRUCE, S. crossed ordihas Peterson past week. nary com with sunflower plants. The annual Poinsetta project The cross results in a plant that has been sponsored by the local looks unmistakably like corn, organization for the past several except that it stands 14 feet tall hap- and has the strong root system jears and has brought great piness to the members as well characteristic of sunflowers. The as to the old folks receiving the corn has kernals dusty red in color, instead of the customary plants. Chairmen for the wards have yellow. Friday Evening Wallace PASSED AWAY age 77, passed away --Friday evening after an expended illness. Services will Ibe held Thursday in the Third ward chapel. T oung, -- Illness Fata! To Local Woman Christmas Eve Mrs. Joanna Axlell Petersen, ?5, of 647 South First East, died at her home Monday after a short illness. She was born April 9, 1880, in Salt Lake City, a daughter of e Levi C. and Joanna Axlell. She was reared and educated in Salt Lake. She married Jens Peter Petersen on Wood-fhansc- Dec. 21, 1899. The family lived for a time at Holbrook, Idaho, and moved to Brigham City 19 years ago. She was a past president of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary; and was active is the LDS church in the Brigham City Sixth ward Relief society. " Survivors include her husband and four sons and daughters: Mrs. ((Charles Nielsen, (Ina) Malad, Idaho; James W. Petersen, Salt Lake City; Ralph Petersen, Bountful; Mrs. Claude (Marie) Marble, Wendell, Idaho; 18 grandchildren, 19 one brother and two listers, Levi Axtell, Hermosa Beach, Calif.; Mrs. Oswold Beltz, forest Lake, .Minn.; and Mrs. Frank Parker, Cheney, Wash. Funeral services will be held Friday at 1 p.m. in the Sixth Vard. Friends may call at the Harold B. Felt Mortuary Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. and Friday prior to services, .. . . , Burial will be in the Brigham City Cemetery. , George Wallace Young, of 95 North First West, died Friday night, Dec. 21, following an extended illness. He was born in Perry on May and 14, 1879, a son of Thomas Harriet Campkin Young. He lived in Perry during his entire lifetime until 13 years ago when and he retired from farming moved to Brigham City. As a young man, he fulfilled a LDS mission to the Southern States, and has continued to be active in church duties until his health failed him in in recent years. He served the superintendency of the Perry Sunday school for many years and was president of the for several years. He servof the Farm ed as president Bureau at the time the organization handled and sold coal to its members. In his occupation as a farmer, Mr. Young was one of the first to have an electric well drilled for water to irrigate his fruit orHe operated a fruit chard. stand on the highway and took pride in offering a cold drink of water to all customers. He also was a stockman, and raised hay and grain for his cattle. On Dec. 23, 1909, he married Rose Atkinson of Clarkston in the Salt Lake LDS temple. He is survived by his widow and the following sons and daughters: Mrs. Kenneth (Clarice) Whitesides of Twin Falls, Idaho; Mrs. J. Oleen (Velda) ralmer of Brigham City; Dr. Dale W. Young of Haddenfield, N. J.; N. Keith Young of Los Angeles .Calif.; Deryl R. Young of Perry; and Mrs. Keith (Dor ene) Crane of Salt Lake City; 19 grandchildren and the following sisters: Mrs. M. J. (Ida) Thorne of Ogden and Mrs. Mark (Sarah) Knight of Mesa, Ariz. Funeral services wil be conducted. Dec. 27, in the Third ward chapel with Bishop Eber-haZundel officiating. Friends may call at the Harold B. Felt Funeral Home, Wednesday evening from 7 to 9 p. m., and Thursday prior to time of ser- t iMp" 1 r Jensen;- Elder NEWS Brigham City, Utah Wednesday, December 26, (By Marlene Hansen, 6th grade, Bear River City School) included: Members and Oldsters Enjoy Annual Flower 4 Box Christinas Happiness Gained by Soroptimist Poinsetta Project Retired Farmer Some folks look forward to Christmas with a warm feeling in their hearts as if they might I look forward to explode. Christmas, not because of presents, but for the feeling you get before the day arrives. Imagine yourself looking out of a window the snows coming t down in big flakes. The smell of cakes baking ih the oven; the rattle of paper behind the door in the next room. The fresh smell of a Christmas tree; mothers voice singing softly and sweetly to the whirr of the sewing machine; the harsh, shrill knock of fathers hammer in the workshop. . Many children throughout the 1956 world do not enjoy this feeling. In many places in the world, children do not have snow at all. In many homes across the sea, Christmas will not be a happy one this year. of, children Many thousands wont be able even to be with their parents on this festive day. They will spend their Christmas in wheel chajrs and iron lungs. But you will spend a happy Christmas enjoying the merry feeling and the many lovely presents that Christmas brings. You will be able to say that you had a truly Merry Christmas with the smell of pine from a tree, the chiming of the bells and the lovely white snow. YM-MI- 11 0 DIAMOND RING SETS Mrs. Lorette Nettie Adamson GETS POINSETTA a lovely accepts graciously poinsetta plant from Miss Nor- -, ma Jensen, president of Soroptimists International of Brigham City. Mrs. Adamson, 85 years young, who happily lives with her son and daughter-in-laHerb and Mamie Adamson, delighted Miss Jensen with her philsophy following the presentation. YOUR SPECIAL RONSON DORMEYER Electric MIXWELL regular $59.95 SHAVER ' without trade SAVE $30.00 $1295 SPECIAL GROUP 1 The new Enjoy better living with automatic LP Gas appliances for cooking, heating, hot water and regrigera-tion- ! vices. low-co- YOUR, st WITH A MECHANICAL DEVICE TO PERFECTLY PLEAT YOUR FABRICS FOR HOME FUEL Call FLOYD ANDERSEN, CHOICE Jr Phone STARTS 3. 4. pleater. fabric selection available 17 4 Simple Steps Insert hooks. 440- Hang draperies. at HADFIELD'S Come In For Your FREE . 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