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Show 4 Former Resident Visits Locally Lincoln School Children Plan Tuesday, December 12, 1961 THE BOX EIDER NEWS, Brigham City, Utah Christmas Program for Parents AlAll the children at Lincoln ele- present And No One Asked. mentary school are busy prepar- so included on the program will ing their Christmas program. The be Why Do Bells on Christmas for ChristThougnts program, by Mrs. Thelma Kotters Ring, mas will be presented on Mon- first grade. 7 18, at p. m. at the day, Dec. choral school auditorium. two CHRISTMAS, Each grade is planning a num- readings and a song, is the secber. The two sixth grade classes ond grade's choice under the diunder teacher Norman Anderson rection of Mrs. Kathleen Wintle, and Darel Johnson will sing car- Mrs. Effie Sewell, and Mrs. Faye The third grades, with ols. Baty Morrisons and Mrs. Hirschi. Evelyn Kays fifth graders will teachers. Miss Lucille Jones, Mrs. Neva Bahen and Mrs. Joyce Hansen. will present Who Is Important at Christmas. Mrs. Evelyn Daines first grade has been chosen The Friendly Beasts. Another first grade, under Mrs. Barbara Armstrong and trainee Mrs. Wiscombe, will do the "Nativity from St. Luke. and Rotary club members and their Mrs. Winifred Nelsons and Mrs. the groups Hilda Jansens fourth grades will families will enjoy annual family Christmas party on do The Nativity in Tableau and OC18L Telephone PA Sarah Yates, Society Editor c 53 MkPW'wwj mu m. I Eagle Auxiliary i i It Meets Wednesday - S i 0 - V" , A p-- i; "4 ! H I W. r u ,p yu J Mi n- ? - 'a - . V ) '4 f?y ' i at Thursday, Dec. 14, beginning 7 p. m. in the Fourth LDS ward recreation hall. Invitations for the event have gone out to each family, and the committee announces that three family prizes will be given to those in attendance at the party. MASTER OF ceremonies for the program will be a jolly C. W. Claybaugh, who will introduce program numbers planned to entertain all ages. Surprises for the children will be provided during and refreshments the evening, will be served to all. Planning the party are the officers wives and Rotary Anns. Those serving on the committee are Mrs. C. W. Claybaugh, Mrs. Gordon Felt, Mrs. Venoy Mrs. Thad Carlson, Mrs. J. Leo Nelson, Mrs. Hobart Mrs. James Bordeau, Johnson, Lowell Mrs. Milt Peters, Mrs. Baron, Mrs. William Vandehei and Mrs. Ezra Owen. All Rotary club families are urged to attend for an evening of wholesome family fun. 4 I ' v i J; i 5 i X ? r t i i . few. n affair. s . t-- & Ji " !F i i : W iV S' C S " ! sV:! tv.r . , i,. 'i , Community Presbyterian church women are urged to attend meetings of the study circles planned for this week. Meetings will feature special Christmas programs as well as the regular study sessions. Evening Circle will be held on Tuesday, Dec. 12, at 7:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Ernest Hurst, 435 East Seventh South. Both recent study books are to be completed at the meeting, and each member is asked to bring a 29 cent gift for exchange. 4 SANTAS ELVES Billy Owen shows a Christmas sunburst start to Bobby Packer as the two plan to welcome guests to the Civic Improvement Clubs annual Christmas program set for Thursday, Dec, 14. The two elves will be on hand to add Christmas cheer to the event, which is scheduled for the First LDS ward recreation hall. Christmas Program for Thursday MORNING CIRCLE will meet 9:30 a. m. on Thursday, Dec. 14, at the church. Hostesses for the day are Mrs. A. L. Franbalino and Mrs. Ed Frunkin. The lesson will complete the studies in Christian family life. Afternoon Circle will meet on Thursday, Dec. 14, at 12 noon for their annual potluck Christmas luncheon at the home of Mrs. James Bryson, 575 East Sixth North. All are invited to attend and bring a pot luck dish. Members of Civic Improvement club will gather on Thursday, Dec. annual Christmas 14, for their musical program. The social hour will begin at 3:30 p. m. with the program slated for 4 p. m. in the First LDS ward recreation hall, Third East and First South. for the Christmas Chairman program is Mrs. Dan 44088611, Program plans for the day will be a Christmas musical hour. Included on the program will be a LaPreal Christmas story by Wight, and music by Isabella Deweyville mother of three claimed the Toni doll and wardrobe being sponsored in a money making project by the local Ladies of Elks group recently. Mrs. James Ririe of Deweyville was the happy winner of the lovely brunette doll and complete wardrobe and trunk. Waiting at home tor the dolly were Mrs. Riries two daughters, Joyce, age five, and Kathy Sue, Bi other Danny Bruce age two. might even show an interest in the charming little doll. Funds raised by the project will go towards various club proj' ects of the group, according to Mrs. Lois Smith, chairman. A trayed by youngsters Billy Owen and Bobby Packer. Assisting with the refreshments BEEHIVE CAMP of the Daughmemwill bo daughters of club ters of Utah Pioneers will hold its Marco Glover, annual Christmas bers, including at the party Judy Hadfield, Susan Reese and home of Lucy Johnson on WedChristine Seashore. nesday, Dec. 13, at 7 p. m. President Mrs. Clyde Glover Members are reminded that the will preside during the day. Mrs. group will eat first, and that each Scott Horsley is chairman of the one should bring a 75 cent gift for refreshment committee. exchange. guests at the door Newcomers Meet Today for Party Wins Doll From Ladies of Elks THE GLENRAY COMPANY 134 SOUTH MAIN DIAMONDS For Her Christmas MMItll - season. AH... 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Robert Alma and Karen Johnson Smoot, Corinne, boy, Dec. 7. C. Deloy and Kay Jean Nelson Tanner, Ogden, girl, Dec. 8. Don L. and Geraldine Bodrero Poulsen, Rte. 1, girl, Dec. 8. Eugene and Glenda Hendrickson Marsh, North Ogden, girl, on Dec. 10. OUR NEW LINE OF t THE COMMITTEE' on arrangements includes Mrs. Evelyn Kay, chairman: Mrs. Neva Bahen and Mrs. Barbara Armstrong. They report that there will be a dress rehearsal on Dec. 14. This will make it possible for the children to see the program. A large attendance is hoped for by the studentbody and teachers. All families with children at Lincoln are asked to mark Dec. 18 on their calendars as a wonderful way to begin the Christmas Bu-lan- GREETING Deweyville Aom Carols. BIRTHS Civic Improvement Club Slates at SEE , i Meet This Week - Chris-tofferso- n, V Womens Circles In LDS church affairs he is a member of the New Jersey stake high council. He was graduated from Box Elder High school, BYU and New York University. Party Thursday t A -A V: w 1 v. Recently Nelsons picture apcompeared on the cover of thewas inpanys magazine when he stalled as president of the National Microfilm association at an annual convention. He is an auexthority on optics and has done perimental work in developing new microfilm cameras. FOR CHRISTMAS Rotary Families Set Christmas e Vi A Auxiliary members will gather at the Aerie Home on Wednesday, Dec. 13, for their regular business meeting. Starting ime for the meeting is set for 8 p. m. Announcement was made of the winner of the clubs recent doll project at the groups dance on Dec. 2. Winner of the baby doll and complete layette and case was Mrs. Clarence Brough of She has eight grandchildren and one of them will be made very happy with the little doll. The group was thrilled by the success of the doll project. Funds from the effort will be used to buy surprise Christmas gifts tor shut-ichildren in the local community. 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