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Show ffffi You ; geta i good In deal the f V C Guard AIR NATIONAL Americas Citizen-Soldier- s BEHS On Arson Charge Do Research on Box Elder High Names Football Theme Material King and Queen By Jo Markham By Arm Moskowitz A special assembly was held Monday, Nov. 10, to - celebrate Two Brigham City men were bound over to First District court for trial Friday after preliminary hearing in city court arson. on charges of Richard H. May, 21, and Darwin Hansen, 18, were charged with starting a fire at Harper on October 22 which destroyed of (he 1,800 bales of hay. GUARD Both were free after posting $1,500 bail. No date was set for trial. mm mm m mm HIGH Spring' Mattress mm TRIMMED STYLE-BR- ASS Smart? looking ,Mo Comfort ond Slrangth t No Sof)y lotModdor 'Coavortt tao v- EVERTON 24 - e vm BY METALCRAFT Inner- - ?ytf yyyr Pair Bound Over third-degre- Join Your Local Unit ff fffi 4 Seniors During the past two weeks, Box Elder High school seniors have been working on research themes. This is a project of the English IV classes and is designed to teach students how to use the library more efficiently in gathering material, how to organize the material, and how to write it up in developing their subjects. Subjects for the themes were chosen from the field of science. This is in line with present day philosophy, that the survival of democracy is based upon the outcome of the science race between Russia and the free world, especially the United States. The Federal government and the school systems are pushing science tc the front in order to win this race. Box Elder High school is supporting this effort. are coordinaAll departments ting their efforts with those of the science department where-eve- r possible. Assigning a science subject for an English theme kilis two birds with one stone, the stjdent learns more about science and he gets training in writing all in the same Brigham Seaman Is Assigned to Carrier Keg. $113 , ' Dale J. Skinner, seaman USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Skinner cf 236 South Second Vest, Brigham City, is serving aboard the Navys, newest and largest aircraft carrier USS Ranger operating out of Alameda, Calif. The Ranger is the first of the Forrestal class flattops to be assigned to the Pacific Fleet. Introductory Price Twio 1 99-9- 5 '""AT CO. MATTRESS Phone 27 'East 1st South TN-- Enemy Camp NEWS LIVERMORE FALLS, Maine 10 (UP1) Ernest Moilicone, 55, alBrigham City, Utah most dropped his pipe when he 1958 Local saw who had joined his two kit- Wednesday, November 19, tens in eating catfood out of a Middle age: The time of life William S. Richman, 70, died dish on his porch. It was a gray when your favorite night spot is at his home in Logan, Saturday, mouse. a seat in front of the television. after a long illness. He was the father of Ellis E. Richman. 119 East Sixth South, Brigham City. He was born Feb. 19, 1888, in Paradise, to John William and Jayne C. Sinfield Richman. He matried Elizabeth Norris, May 7, 1913, in the Logan LDS tem10-D- M ple. He was an active member of the LDS church being a High Priest in the Mt. Logan stake. Survivors include his widow, RECORD ALBUM sons ana daughters, Ellis E. Richman FREE with purchata of any Brigham City; Mrs. Duane (Phoebe) Jones, DuWayne Richman, both of Paradise; Mrs. Marian (Lenore) Mendelkow, E. la just 10 days you un Providence; W. Lowell Richman, PORTABLE TYPEWRITER learn touch typing! This is Weilsville; 24 grandchildren, two the quick, sure, easy way te Prices from just and three brothers. iaarn to type BIGHT! Funeral services are scheduled Get A Wednesday noon in the Paradise LDS chapel. Friends may call Cot tho Album mill Wednesday after 10 a. m. at the up to 2 years to pay home of DuWayne Richman. Burial will be in the Paradise OFFICE cemetery. Death Takes Father Of Box Elder Resident iEDUCiVTGi APPROVED! the close of the football season. All of the senior members of the football team and a representative from the junior and sophomore football players gave a short talk on their activities of the past season and expressed their gratitude to the coaches for the fine work they had done. Choose Royalty Final Terry Shio and Betty Huggins SERVICES HELD rights were conducted Tues- were chosen King and Queen of day for Samuel E. Snow who Fpotball to reign until next year. died Friday night following Betty Hoggins is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hugt. a short illness. gins, 741 South Third West. Betty is a very active member of the senior class and was a participant' in the Peach Queen contest last September. Terry Shio is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Masvo Shio, Corinne. Terry was a wing back on the football team this year. He did an outstanding job for the team There are few dark days ahead in scoring many of their winning for the people who have learned to spread sunshine. Samuel Earl Snow, 65, of 657 points. North First West, died in the Cooley Memorial hospital Friday at 9 p. m., following a short illness. He was born Feb. 23, 1893, in Bigham City, a son of Lucius A. and Elizabeth Wilson Snow. He wa3 reared and educated here. On Dec. 12, 1917, he married Grace Hess in the Salt Lake LDS temple. He had resided here all of his liie and had been engaged in farming and cattle breeding. He was an active member of the LDS church, having served as a ward teacher and Sunday school teacher. He held the office of High Priest at the time of his death. Survivors include his widow; thice sons and three daughters: Lorenzo H. Snow of Grand Forks, N. D.; Samuel E. Snow, of H. Willis Jr., Snow, Flwood; Mrs. Wynn (Juanita) Jensen, both of Brigham City; Mrs. Nate Four penlighf power it (Betty Grace) Kilfoyle of Kays-viile- ; Mrs. Frank (Olive Ruth) 1 Measures a mere Vz by ZVs by Bailey, Jr. of San Diego, Calif.; five grandchildren; a brother Black or turquoise case h and a sister; Robert K. 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