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Show I Wkfn1 Final Rites Held 1? Jl a T m ' f11 nnnr f u u 11 For Brigham Lady j "T Funeral scrices were held for Mrs. Emma Eliason in the Brigham City Fourth ward chapel on Thursday, Jan. 10 at 11 a. m. with Bishop Clark M. Rasmussen conducting. Mrs. Eliason passed away Tuesday morning, following a lingering illness, at the age of 91. I- - Mrs. Walter C. Ewing, DIRECTED CONFERENCE front, state president of Utah Federation of Women, presided over the conference held Saturday, Jan. 12, at the Mrs. T. L. Cochran, left, president Tropical Restaurant. of Northern District, conducted the conference and Mrs. I. R. Morrison, state chairman of mental health, was moderator for panel discussion presented in the morning session. Conference Termed Highly Successful by f Northern District Federation Officers ' A highly successful conference for Utah Federation of Womens clubs, in conjunction with the Northern District Federation, was held Saturday at the Tropical Restaurant, Mrs. T. C. Cochran, Northern District president, reports. Over 50 club omen were registered by Mrs. Arden C. Balls and Mrs. A. G. Campbell. Prelude music was played by Joe Hillam at the piano. Mrs. Cochran conducted with Mrs. Walter C. Ewing, president of the Utah Federation, presiding. Opening prayer was offered by Mrs. Myrland Balls, followed by the pledge to the flag. Attending the conference were club presidents and officers, district officers and all chairmen on state and district level. "Mrs. Ewing spoke and reports were heard from several state chairmen. Highlight of the conference was a panel discussion on Public Welfare mederated by Mrs. I. R. Morrison, state chairman of Mental Health. Panel members included: Mrs. F. W. Loomis, Health and Welfare; Mrs. Roy Mrs. Thompson, Gerontology; Harvey Deam, Rehabilitation; Miss Norma . Jensen, Mental Health, and Mrs. Kenneth Webb, Jr,, chairman of the American Home. Following luncheon, prior to the afternoon session, Mrs. Or-vSackett, president of Civic Improvement Club, entertained with a vocal selection. Hollywood Actress Will Be Knife and Fork Club Speaker Betty Roadman, character actress Hollywood who has play- ed dozens of roles in hit productions, will be the featured Thursday evespeaker at the ning dinner ' meeting of the Knife and Fork club. An unusual speaker, Roadmans topic will be Mrs. An Actress Looks at America, telling of her experiences during the seven' months she spent in the Pacific islands with an entertainment unit, where she endeared herself in the hearts of the hundreds of servicemen stationed there. The event will be held at the Tropical Restaurant with dinner being scred at 7:30 p. m. Reservations must be made 21 hours in advance and no cancellation will be accepted after 21 hours. HOOVER SAVINGS! j 4 a u !V)V4 The family prayer was offered by Ernest E- - Hansen. Ilervin Bunderson offered the invocation and the benediction was given by Scott Horsley. Prelude and postlude were played by Nina Beecher. In the Garden of Tomorrow was sung by Nina Beecher. Speakers were Robert H. Stewart, Colon Sweeten of Maiad, Idaho; and Bishop Rasmussen. Other musical numbers included of That Wonderful Mother Mine, sung by Doyle Cutler; and "The Old Rugged Cross by Alice Nelson and Lola Nielsen. Burial was in the Snowville cemetery where Dan Rickman dedicated the grave. Pallbearers were grandsons of Mrs. Eliason, including Bert Eliason, Jr., DeVon Cottam, Ray Eliason, Jack Eliason, Dallas Nelson and Sidney Eliason. 'j , HOOVER DELUXE SAVE La), Special purchase gives vou the price ever! HOOVER CONSTELLATION The cleaner that walks on air. Formerly $97..0 . Formerly Newly elected to the hoard of directors of the Box Elder Chamber of Commerce are directors, back row, left to right, D. D. Billings of Billings Sinclair Service ; Dick Parsons of Dicks Texaco Service and Brigham Tire Shop; M. A. Burtcher of Beehive' Bottling company ; front row, Ross Burke Jenson of Mt. States Telephone' company ; and President Charles W. Claybaugh, of the Box Elder News and Journal. TO SERVE CHAMBER 6 Box Elder In Hospital 1957 CLYDE B. STRATFORD, Manager k (Wednesday and Thursday Only) FRESH YOUNG BABY .j BEEF BEEF BOIL, lb LIVER lb 590 ANGEL FOOD CAKE plain &DE8 OKfiBiasaQg 71 F00D KIIIGE non-citize- e, Funeral sences were conducted Tuesday at 1 p. m. in the Lewiston LDS Second ward chapel. Burial was in the Hyde Park cemetery. NEWS Wednesday, January 16, Brigham City, Utah Hertha Sorensen Jeppson, 74, of Brigham City, died at the Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Hill Han-linMemorial hospital Satur86, former resident of Brig- Cooley an extended illness. after day ham City, died Saturday at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Ira L. She was born April 14, 1882, in Denmark, a daughter of Lars Rigby, in Lewiston. Mrs. Hanline was born May and Marie Anderson Sorensen. 30, 1870, in Grafton, W. Va., a She came to Brigham City in daughter of Phillip and Mar- 1919 and had lived here ever since. She married Lars Jeppgaret Trisler Hill. She was married to Charles W. son, who died several years ago. She is survived by the followHanline in Grafton in 1891. The Mrs. Erroll couple resided in Brigham City ing stepchildren; and then lived in Lewiston for (Ruth) Valentine of Brigham 26 years. Mr. Hanline died on City; Mrs. Hanna Missall and Arnold Jeppson, both of BurAug. 13, 1956. Surviving are the following bank, Calif.; H. E. Jeppson of sons and daughters: Mrs. Veda Las Vegas, Nev.; Mrs. Joseph M. Rickman of Sandy, Ore; Harry Jensen of Millville; and Mrs. L Hanline, Fred Hanline and Mrs. Frank (Minnie) Jensen, all of Brigham City; and Mrs. Ira L. (Ethel) Rigby of Lewiston; one brother and three William Hill of Twin Falls, IdaIll buy insurance later on ho; Mrs. Pearl Triplett of OgA thought well worth debating den; Mrs. Phoebe Greer of HailAnd quite alright ey, Idaho; and Mrs. Chlona Hill of Richmond, Calif.; 14 grand Except it might children and 12 Burn down while you are waiting. Hurry in for yours. $5 down $1.25 week on either cleaner COME IN FOR A FREE DEMONSTRATION There are 1,531 route miles in tion and Naturalization Service New York Citys transit system. reminded gil aliens in Utah this week that only two weeks remain in which must file their annual address report as required by law. Address report forms are available at the local post office. Persons found guilty of a wilful violation of this law will be BRISKETT subject to a possible fine, jail sentence, and deportation, according to Jack Griffin, state officer in charge. L. Smith of Salt Lake City. She is also survived by nieces and nephews in Denmark. 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