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Show PAGE FOUR Eva Yearsley Directs ELDER JOURNAL Labor Local Aux. Meet BOX Brigham City, Utah Friday, December 2, 1949 PORT ALES, N. M. (UP) Folks around Portales say you dont have to go to Iowa to see tall corn. A Portales farmer grew broom corn 11 feet high, ton per acre. yielding one-hal- f UowTo Relieve Bronchitis Crtomultioo relieves promptly because It goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm and aid nature to soothe and Leal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial mucous membranes.Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with the understanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back. CREOMULSION for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis A.A.U.W. Annual Xmas Party Held Thursday The A. A. U. W. annual Christmas party was held Thursday A banquet was held evening. at the Idle Isle. Games and entertainment w'as held later at the home of Mrs. R. C. Alston. and Mrs Charles Armstrong Mrs Ruynion B Horsley were Mrs. of the affair Frank Salto, Mis. laiker C. McManus, Mis. Paul Holmgren, and Mis Murle Markham were on the decorating committee. Mrs. Hei man Kotter, Bessie M Hansen, Mrs. LeGrande Peterson and Mrs. Mary Robbins were on the Mrs. Ruel game committee Mrs. Erwin Hansen and Mrs. Mary Owen were on the piogram committee. of A beautiful centerpiece ATLANTA t UP) Judge John candy canes and candles decoS. McLelland fighred enough rated the table. Holly corsages was enough when Margaret were the favors. Brooks was arrested on charges of drunkeness for the 70th time. Fifth Ward MIA Holds He gave her three years. The Women's Auxiliary to Labor Local 200, held their regular meeting, .November 16 at the home of Mrs. Viola Westley. A short business meeting was held with Eva Yearsley, presiafter which dent, conducting, delicious light refreshments were served to the members their husbands and two guests, Mr. and Mrs. Rogers of Preston, Idaho. The following members were (Mrs. Gena Westley, present: Mrs Mrs. Gertrude Boswoith, Manila Spencer, Mrs. Neil Whit, aker, Mrs. Helen Christensen, Mrs Nettie Reese and Mrs. Year-sley- . Talent Show Nov. 29 ttsss rxm When your car takes off for a ditch, call 21 and our wrecker will drag it out. It has the power to pick it up and put it easily and without further damage back on the road. ONLY 20 SHOPPING DAYS CHRISTMAS TIL Only three weeks left to do your Christmas shopping but dont worry! All you have to do is come to the REMINDER and youll find gifts for everyone on your list. But come early and get best selections. Well y your purchase if you like. lay-awa- The Fifth ward M I.A. held a talent show November 29 in which 48 people took part. The purpose of the talent show was to give everyone an opportunity to develop their talents. Many excellent numbers were given. Prizes were given to Connie Siggard, Wayne Kimber, Iva Beth Simonsen, Eugene Valentine, Kathleen Holland and Mickey Oman. (A trio consisting of Sandra Beckert, Rochelle Nichols and LuAnna Burt wasaccom. pamed by Jaron Nichols. There was a very large audience consisting of about 250 people. They w'ould like to thank everyone taking part and helping in any way. Skits Main Highlight Of First Ward M.I.A. Sherry Louise Mann Recites Vows With Courtney Trench In Bountiful Nov. 30 One of the years most roman- tic weddings was that of University of Utah students, Miss Sherry Louise Mann and Courtney L. Trench, which culminates r a courtship dating from their first acquaintance of the campus A U. of U. junior, Mr. Trench is assistant public relations officer for R.O.TC., and is commissioned a first lieutenant. The as bride served his battalion sponsor. Wedding rites were solemnized quietly Wednesday In Bountiful at the home of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. David H. Mann. Mr. Trench is a son of Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Trench, 417 Blast 3rd South, Salt Lake City. Floyd Parkin, L. D. S. bishop, performed the quiet ceremony. tapers burning in Lighted branched candelabra illuminated the bridal setting of fluffy and white chrysanthemums stately greens. two-yea- The attractive bride chose a ballerina length frock of sheerest nylon over white taffeta made with plunging neckline spreading from a standup collar. The bodice was finished with self button trim, and her bouffant skirt swirled from a snugly fitted waistline. A pearl-i7etiara complimented her dress, and she carried a bouquet of pink carnations tied with white sadn bows. Sole attendant to Miss Mann was Miss Eileen Ossonond, who wore a pink taffeta ballerina length frock. Kimball Wood was best man. Mother of the bride, Mrs. D. H. Mann, wore a printed silk dress to her daughters wedding. Mrs. Trench chose a beige suit d and matching satin blouse complemented by a choker of pearls. Newlyweds were feted at a brief reception for close family members following the rites. Bonnie Johnson Becomes November Bride Of Ira May In Beautiful Home Ceremony Of interest to their many friends in Brigham City and Ma-laIdaho, was the beautiful home wedding that united Bonnie Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Johnson of Brigham City, and Ira Arnold May, son of Mrs. Grace May of Malad, Idaho. The ceremony was officiated over by President John P. Lillywhite, on November 23 in the presence of both families and a few' close friends. A reception honored the newlyweds immediately following the ceremony, at the brides home. Approximately 150 guests called during the evening. Mrs. May chose for her wedding, a white taffeta floor length gown fashioned with short sleeves and full skirt. (Her finger tip length veil fell from a crown halo of orange blossoms. She carried a bridal bouquet of roses tied with many satin streamers. Attending the bride as maid Tom May stood with his brother, as best man. The gift room was presided over by Charlene Johnson and Beth Johnson. Elaine Burt directed the serving. During the evening, vocal solos were sung by Darlene Burt, toy her sister, accompanied great-grandchil- e cameras are the finest gifts youll find any- where. Come straight to us for breathtaking CHRISTMAS Headquarters for Distinctive Hallmark Christmas Cards. Time is flying K - so SPECIALS. buy your Christmas cards now. Beautiful, economical boxed assortments or single cards. If you hurry, you can still get cards with your name imprinted on them. If you have a movie fan in the house youll find shopping at the Reminder easy. New cameras, projectors, screens, splicers, meters anything you want. Certain That You Please Them With A Fine Electrical Gift. Make Your Selection Now From Our Large Assortment Of Nationally Advertised Makes. You Can Be light (AW beoutiful tooled calfskin billfold and key case children with their home work, furnish a practice machine for the typing student, handy around the house for letter writing. We have in stock the portable that fits in your brief HERMES case. SI??5 $3950 5H95 CORONADO VACUUM TELECRON CORONADO CLOCKS RADIO There is never too many clocks around the house. We have the nationally te ecron advertised clocks priced to suit all shoppers. From coast to coast youll fnd no better performing radio in this price field. Muidv. Nationally sette table model. The gift supreme for males of all ages. Made of floe tooled calfskin with edges and secure zip- 58450 per fastener! Strength-stitche- d with NYLON. PRESTO PRESSURE The famous Max-find- We have a complete range of all pressure cookers in sizes from 2'a qt. to 17 plan qt. Use our for your selection. OTHER SUGGESTIONS. For the other members of the family may we suggest that you come in and shop around our store. Here youll find lay-aw- ay FROM Dolls Luggage Pen and Pencil Sets . . . and many other gift items at very reasonable prices. from 5i495 up GEN. ELECTRIC WAFFLE IRONS Shell love you forever if you' surprise her with this lovely waffle baker. 1 45 51 Jh ROASTER Roast . . . Bake . . . Broil or Steam in them. A gift every woman would to receive. $245 Ml llJ - office Supp 5398 we SUNBEAM"1 SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY OF CHRISTMAS SPECIALS YOULL SAVE BY SHOPPING THIS WEEK! RtlAINDtR er 1 COOKERS Choose a Cameo gift set for him today! IRONS If she needs a new iron, have the selections sure to please. See them while our stock is complete. Sold from coast to coast. Tank type cleaner wTith the complete attachment for all your housework. d GEN. ELECTRIC Mix master dial. with the Automatic juice extractor and many other new features. SWEEPER hand-lace- REMINGTON MIXERS Was $22.00 Heres a gift for the whole family. It will help the A TOASTERS advertised autoaster. tomatic pop-u- p Beautiful chrome finish. A gift of lastnig service in years to come. TYPEWRITERS SMITH-CORON- SUNBEAM Nationally PORTABLE ROYAL PORTABLES TAMFIELD WESTERN AUTO SUFPLY Brigham City, Utah VFJtNC W can turn living ru with it teach th wo light SAN Fly From Visit In Ky. (Mrs. June F. Stevens and small son, Michael, have just returned, to their home in Willard follow- ing a six weeks' visit with Mrs Stevens sister-in-laand family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shaver and many friends in Bowling Green, Kentucky, Mrs. Stevens and her son traElaine and LaVar Whitaker veled via air and stopped off at sang three numbers. Chicago, Illinois on their return Phone your news to 727. Mrs. May was honored at a trip for a few days visit with a shower given by her mother-in-lasister, Mrs. J. J. Spanier. Mrs. for friends and neighbors, Stevens and Mrs. Spanier are at her home in Malad. The hon- the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. LADY LAURA ored guest received many beau- George Facer of Willard. An excellent Christmas tiful gifts. x gift It's a story of the State in The young couple are makDonald Laritzens Are which you live. New, and ing their home in Malad wrhere written by Mamie Peters Call Mr. May is employed. New Parents Of Twins of Brigham City. on the Kindergarten banquet Mr. and Mrs. Donald Laritzen Ruby Forsgren Hostess on sale at committee of which Mrs. Fors- of Brigham City, announce the To Committee Members gren was chairman. of twin boys. arrival A delicious hot dinner was They were born REMINDER OFFICE at the Cooley Mrs. Ruby Forsgren entertain- served at a table centered with 12 and SUPPLY ed a group of ladies at her home a tapering floral arrangement of Memorial hospital at Novem12:15 oclock Saturday, Monday afternoon. The invited carnations and fall flowers. The ber 26. One of the In Brigham City babys weighed guests were ladies who served afternoon was spent in pleasant four 13 ounces and the pounds conversation. other weighed four pounds four ''"V Guests included LaPreal VUi : ounces. Inez Peters, Lena Merrell, This is Mr. and Mis. Laritzens Beth Olsen, Nelda Poulsen, com- first children and the grandparADD RICHER FINER mittee members ;and two spe- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Reedcial guests, Hazel Kaiser, club er, frst grandchildren and the president, and Gladys Hanline. Mr. and Mrs. first Leslie, A new sodium phospho-alum-inatMother and babies are reported RARE BLENDED WHISKY. S6 PROOF. 65 GRAIN improves sizing pf paper doing fine. - , NEUTRAL SPIRITS. SCHENLEY DIST., INC..N Y C. during manufacture; it also enhances efficiency of water treating processes. ' popularly-price- d B shoul-dercorsag- SCHENLEYISU. Our Kitty N of honor was Darlene Burt. Her bridesmaids were Juanita John- after the M. I. A. meeting. son and Madge Hunsaker. The three girls were wearing pastel June Stevens And Son gowns, accented with a Col-ling- for your Xmas Gift List DREDGES The First ward in Brigham City held a very successful Mutual Tuesday evening at 7:30 It' was held in the oclock. amusement hall. Two one-ac- t plays were the main attractions of the evening One of the skits was put on by the younger group of people and the other by the older group Before the plays were presented, the large crowd attending sang Far, Far Away on Judea after which Phyllis Plains, House gave the prayer. Barbara Hamberlin gave the theme before Mrs. Bennion took over and introduced the plays. One of the skits was about Christmas and the main thought of the sKit was to treat others as you would have them treat you. The other one was about two old Swedes who had just came here from their country. It was real comedy all through the play which dealt? with income taxes. In between the skits Virginia Wilde and Ruth Bernston gave solos. Hope of Israel was the closing song after which Ulen Anderson gave the closing song. An officers meeting was held M JVll CO. love You can shop for days, and you just cant beat s and ties as Christmas gifts for the men on your hs Always perfectly fitting, always a perfect fit (or v, gladly exchange), and an infinite vaiiety of s colors and prices, to suit his personality and your pu Handsome Van Heusens in plain or French cuff, all a lar styles, white, the smart pastels and pattern's from $2.95. And ties galore including just the' on he wants from $1.00. .... For Your 2. Effanh doll, s smoot 1 Man (ffW, Good Sport He needn't be an outdoor man to appreciate spoi shirts for leisure our big selection 0! si wea-Se- e handsome MacGregor-man- y thun beautifully of Actual Used ii washab.e tailored handsome patterns fm est fabrics They'll b. appreciated tar beyonJ their actual prices, whic start at $2 95 133 So |
