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Show Masons Set Observance Of 40th Year Brigham Gty, Utafi Tuesday, September 19, 1961 BC THE BOX EIDER NEWS, Presentation of Services Held For Former a his- Funeral services were held Saturday for Newell Arthur Call, 46, Sept 20 who died Wednesday Lake LDS hospital weeks illness. The meeting is slated to start at 8 p. m. Maxwell A. Pohl, past master and secretary, Will give the history which was compiled by him. All master Masons are invited to attend. Utah General Depot Notes itary personnel engaged in the -party celebration. Major General Paul A. Mayo, chief of army finance, was on hand to address Utah General Depot personnel and to present the fifth start for the depot Minuteman flag for U.S. Savings bonds participation. Major General Roy T. Evans, Jr., deputy the quartermaster general and Col. J. M. Parker, chief of finance, office of the quartermaster general, were also on the speakers stand with several other and addressed visiting officials the group. picnic- e, are special restrictions in size and Rules Listed weight which apply to most mails to another ings from one s post office. mail may Rates on fourth-clas- s be adjusted from year to year by the Postmaster General with consent of the Interstate Commerce Commission. This process is unique, as only Congress according University has authority to revise rates on all fornia biochemist. first-clas- first-clas- For Mailing rate-settin- Parcel Post High school in Salt Lake City, wher he was active in athletics and served as a class officer. Maxwell A, Pohl will give the history He was graduated from the Uniof Amity Lodge No. 23 F. & A.M of Utah with a bachelor of versity in Brigham City Wednesday. law degree. He was captain and quarterback on the U. of U. football team. He practiced law in Salt Lake City and in Brigham City. While living in Brigham City he assisted his father as legal counsel in the management of Call Enterprises, which included the Capitol theatre and Cooley He is survived by his former wife of Salt Lake City; two sons and a daughter, Jeff Call, Jimmy Cali and Jo Call, all of Salt Lake City; his mother, and the following brothers and sisters: Vosco P. Call, Wayne E. Call, Brigham and Mrs. City; Joseph G. Call Richard (Gloria) Davis, Idaho Falls; Howard W. Call and Mrs. Paul (Louisa) Stewart, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Elton (Mary) Cornell and Reed Call, Palo Alto, Calif.; Mrs. Ronald (Shirley) Hyde, Ogden. Funeral services were conducted Saturday at 12 noon in the Brigham City Fourth LDS ward chad pel with Bishop Herman W. officiating. Interment was in the Brigham City cemetery under the direction Had-fiel- SERVING ENTIRE Death Claims Brigham Man Thursday A.M. He was born Nov. 20, 1923 North Ogden, a son of Ephraim N, and Rosetta Fuller Storey. The family moved to Eden when he was three years old, where he lived for 25 years. He was a graduate of Weber College and the University of Utah. is s HOULD you Final rites were SUCCUMBS held Saturday for Newell A. Call, after a who died Wednesday weeks illness. the Home. of Harold BOX EIDER B. Felt Funeral COUNTY be confronted with the problem of making arrangements in a distant city, a call to us will re- -, solve every detail. As Brigham Citys only member of the Order of the Golden Rule, were associated with de- hospital. At the time of his death, he was teaching business law and social studies at Granger High school. He was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- J. Blake Storey, age 37, of 475 North Third East, died Thursday in an Ogden hospital of a kidney his death. ailment. He was married to Wilma Mcexpressed to Farland in 1951 in Las Vegas. all those who offered sympathy or They were later divorced. He married Lila Howard of Brighelped in any way following the recent death of our beloved wife, ham City on Oct. 21, 1960, in Ogother classes of mail. den. For further information regard- mother and grandmother. wish to the We thank especially He had lived in Brigham City a mail, call the post Tenth LDS ward ing fourth-clas- s bishopric, Relief year and was a salesman for office at Brigham City, PA and and the friends many society, Holbrook Heating Co. He was a neighbors who so graciously gave member of the. Brigham City sorTwelfth LDS ward at the time of The most plentiful foodstuff in comfort during our time of row. the world is the flecks of organic matter suspended in sea water, Benjamin A. Wadman of Calito a Hearttelt thanks in 1, 1915, ar The 20th anniversary birthday party at the Utah General depot on Friday was considered the biggest event of the year. More than 4,000 employees, their families, and mil- CARD OF THANKS He was born March in the Salt a following Brigham City, a son of W. Vosco and Mamie Peters Call. He was reared in Brigham City and attended Box Elder Junior High school and graduated from East TO GIVE HISTORY 20th Anniversary a spherical, solid propellant rocket engine is The Chippewa, POWER FOR TITAN II MISSILE used In pairs on the Titan II missile to supply final velocity and thrust vector control. The stainless steel engine produced by Elkton division of Thiokol Chemical corporation, uses a polyurethane reliable pyrogen ignition system. Thrust termination may be acpropellant and employs a sure-firdevice. complished by using a nozzle blow-of- f 1951. Resident Here tory of Amity Lodge No. 23 F. & a special anin the of organization niversary A. M. will highlight Brigham City, Wednesday, Saints. He was a former member of the Brigham City Rotary of club and Box Elder Chamber Commerce. He married Frances Coley in pendable funeral directors throughout the nation. y A veteran of World War II, he served with the 15th Air Force, in the Italian Theater. He was awarded the Air Medal with four Oak Leaf Clusters. FELT FUNERAL HOME Surviving are his widow, Brigham City; two sons and a daughter, Bradley, Wynn and Ruth Ann Storey, all of Ogden; a stepson, Bruce Howard, Brigham City; his parents of Eden; three brothers and a sister, Elmer J. Storey, Van Nuys, Calif.; Boyd K. Storey, Harold L. Storey and Miss Carol Lee Storey, all of Eden; Miss Lorraine Storey, Los Angeles. Funeral services were conducted Saturday at 1 p.m. in the Larkin Chapel, Ogden. Interment was in the Brigham City cemetery. Director MEMBER THE HAROLD B FELT. BRIGHAM ORDER . . . VERl I PETERSEN CITY OF THE 6010EN RUll A ; Noted Srftdt) 31 oilmans and Family. 'J'vi Like people, categories of mail are sometimes better known by their common names than by their This is certainly official titles. mail, populartrue of fourth-clas- s ly known as parcel post. According to Postmaster C. Men-- j mail ry Nielsen, fourth-claseludes merchandise, printed m ter, mailable live animals, and other mutter which weighs l(i ounces or more not included in (he first, second, or thud class. ,'-- TUESDAY s ton-tent- Merchandise May Be Opened for Postal Inspection If Necesis no sary." This endorsement longer required, os the act of mail- ing parcels at the fouith class rate is considered automatic consent by the sender to postal inspection. V S? ' s and WEDNESDAY FROM THE QUEENS PANTRY mat- - 1 1 THE RATES on fourth-clas- s ter are based on weight and distance from the office of mailing to the office of address, this distance being divided into eight parcel post zones. The post oflice provides a zone rate chart showing the coriect postage according to weight and zone. There are two exceptions where the zone rate is not used. Thse relate to educational materials and library materials. Before using the excepted rates, however, one should check with the post office, as there are restrictions to certain materials and oigama-tions- . s ;vf. jt FOOD KINGS BEST BUYS! E Postmaster Nielsen tecnlls that there was a time when fouith-class parrels had to be labeled s Famous Food King Home Made J 16oz. loaf White w FROM STOCK FOR Save 1 0 to 40 each PUMPKIN PiF f; l! Id FROM FOOD KINGS MEAT DEPARTMENT mmm p'P MW 49 - All Styles and Colors to Choose From WILSON SHANK HALF lb. 49c BUTT HALF lb. 55c PARCTL POST should be addressed on one side only, and in the lower right-hancorner of the The return address package. should he shown in the upper In general, parcel corner. post is restricted to masuriums of 70 pounds or 100 Im lies in length and girth combined However, it Is well to check with the post oflice before preparing parcels exceeding 20 pounds in weight or 72 inches tn length and giith combined, as there left-han- d BIG DISCOUNT ON CARPET REMNANTS! All remnant prlcci Include pad and lajlng ROLL ENDS! Reg. $12.95 All Wool Tone on Tone. SPECIAL $ TUFTED CARPET Sq. Yd. 10 12'xl2'8" Sq. Yd. 30 Reg. $13.93 12'x23' All Wool Hi-l- 6" VISCOSE TWEED CARPET SPECIAL 95 SAVE o $ CARPET pile, brown tweed. Sq. Yd. 10 50 ALL ROLL ENDS INCLUDE PAD AND LAYING fA n 31 North Main Plenty of FREE liBUli Parking 40441 at Rear of Store Ph. PA TMlil I |