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Show - itWiilir Prij.jv City Ilrigliaasi Cl ty Stores Open Until II BER MEW VOLUME 54, NUMBER 88 HANDELS BRIGHAM CITY, UTAH. WEDNESDAY MORNING, DEC. 21, 1949 THE MESSIAH BE PRESENTED DECEMBER Several Outstanding Vocalists Will "The Messiah, Handels story of the birth of Christ and his stay on eaith. will be presented at the Box stake tabernacle, Tuesday evening. December 27, at 8 o'clock, undei the direction of Harold B Felt, diiector of the South stake choir. oia-tone- El-d- All ut the soloists, who are eithei residents of the county at piesent or foimei lesidents, are and expeneneed and talented well qualified for the program, Diiector Felt said. Singing the tenor part will be Robert Reese. Box Elder high school graduate who has sung piofessionally for several years. Now living in Ogden, Reese k iuuciu , v niiu ituuito tn lime s i n,ool studied music in California. wicticing for their Chiitmas play. The Meaning of Uhristmas. to be J. Earl Johnston, who presented to- will 8 in at o'clock Corinne the ward reci ation hall, From left to right, night are: sing the bass part of the orathey (back row) LaRty Bosley, Wayne Jones, Mae Petersen (Front low) Erma Crompton, torio, is director of the vocal muDean Burt and Della Chlarson. sic department at Box Elder high school. He has become CAST OF 170 STUDENTS well known throughout the state Auntie And Uncle Slip for his unusually fine bass voice On Birthday Present since coming to Brigham City The Is two years ago. 11 sTINGS Neb. ilfP) Some Singing the eontialto airival heie probably will be Roberta N. Story, theparts (event forOf Will will the $1 gift from mer Roberta Nichols of Willard. nevei get his uncle and aunt sent to him She was prominent in Box Elshoitly afiei his birth. der high school musical activiAll lTO pupils ot the Cjurineb-grammaPostal authorities said they ties and is well known in Box school will be participw eion't E. able to deliver a letter Elder county tor her singing. of ating m The Meaning addiesscd only to a 'first name Dixie Meacham, soprano, gradChristmas, the annual Chiist-ma- s and including no street addiess. uate of Box Elder high school, the presented by piogram r Inside was a card and a is at the present time studying school that Marts tonight (Wed The was bill card signvocal music at the Brigham eve-tin8 o'clock ,n the at W'da ed on.v "Auntie and Uncle. Young Umveisity, wheieshe has m the toriraie ward leerea-i.oReuben E. Alvoid. 77 of Farr hall. ,tdken prominent part in operas. .Vest, died at his home Monday Geraldine Thompson, soprano, of two 1896. consists The program 16, pie. July a heart attack as he who has done outstanding work a fdliiwmg are and his widow, operettas combined thiough Surviving was shoveling sno.v from in in music circles at the L'niver-sittw i daughters: Mrs. L. E. dieam scheme. front of his garage door. of Utah where she is now A mothei and lathei tiy to Mrs. Saratoga, California; Mr Aivord was bom in Biig-haNaomi Altman, Ogden; seven studying, is a graduate of Box convince their children that they Elder high school. She has reshould go to bed Chnstmas two. City, September 2), 1S72, a grandcluldien and three greatThe children with Christmas son of Benjamin and Malinda grandchildren; a sister'Mrs. Jen- cently participated in the UniHe attended nie Silencer, Evanston. Wyo- versity of Utah churus in conspirit abounding offer resist- Crochelt Aivord David nection wnh the Utah State ance and the entire family go Box Elder county schools. ming: a symphony orchestra. to two West while to Hancock Weber; listening sleep At the time of his death he Louise O. Davis of Millard will and Mis. Li.ie Wright Christmas music (carols sung by was a member of the Seventies Ml Watkins of Bug- - be at the console of the organ the students). and Douglas Mann will' play quorum of the Farr West ward harn City. Then the meaning of Christmas is told with four students of the Church of Jesus Christ of Funeral services will be held the piano. Latter-daLaVon Jensen of Brigham Saints. He had serv- Friday afternoon at 1 oclock at thoral reading and the students ed a mission ol the church in the Laikin funeral home in Og-d- r City will read the lebretto of the if the fiist three grades followioratorical. Edwdn A. Anderson, n in pantomime the southern states. ng the readings manager of the choir, is in no The family requests that Pievious to moving to Weber icting charge of arrangements. The gtoup giving the choral county in 1921, he had lived m Lowers be hiought. which will The Messiah, Fi lends may call dl the famreading consists of Sally Roundv, Salt Lake City for seveial yeais. for approximately an hour last LeRee Wells, Arlene Jones and afternoon He manied Nettie Wilde in ily home Thuisday and forty-fivminutes, will conRath Elaine Fillmore. the Salt Lake Citv L. D. S. tem- - and Friday prior to services. sist of 24 vocal numbers, sevAssisting with the production eral organ and piano solos and of The Meaning of Christmas WITH ALL TIIE TRIMMINGS recitations. are Archie Suns, principal of the school, David C. Ward, Amelia Jensen Ida Nelson, Mae Petei-seand Eima Crompton. Title Present Reuben Aivord Succumbs Monday i one-dolla- y Au-bie- half-brothe- half-sistei- e Amvets Oiler lurkey Dinner Tonighl North Ward Vocal To Raise Xmas Money For Needy Kids To and piovide candy M'ai Memonal home. loi needy ihildien in Box Eldei Feature of the evening will the! couniy Chr. simas morning, he a laffie iur a 17 jewel wrist Unvet p s! is w Brigham City atch. sponsoring a benefit tui key din is invited to attend Santa Claus will be in tier and dance Wednesday eve- tinEveryone Davis said. dinner, at at 3.00 p. m. Thursday, at ning, December 21, today) On the committee for the dinthe Corinne ward amusement the Mai Memonal home at 8 Dr. Bill Davis, ner aie George Macamura, hall to He will o'clock, if according weather fly Mis. Frank Saito, and Sltoji and membei. committee permi's There will be a With all the proceeds going M'aianabe. beginning at 2.43 befoie he Handling the table decoraari ve Thete will be a to make a meiricr Chnstmas for the of aie Roxy Geisler, Jean members tions dance childien 9 needy at Friday evening o clock at hall Aim eis have conn lbuted all of Davis and Millie Rosenbaum. the amusement or all the food except the meat so that Ticket sales are under the diglow nups. lection of Homer Dunn. The raf net piotit can be' higher Admission pine will be 81 3U fie anangemcnts are being Plastics Industry ken care of by Lawrence Gois- or .1 06 person lei and Bill Dave is in charge ouichased tie mav Tickets Reports Big Gain Horn any Am el membei ol theol the piogram. Included on the program MIVNKUOLIS (UP) Amen- commandt s d ilie V I M. or ds plasties industry set a Tickets v Hi also be mimbeis by Bill Pearce, Bun-H,ieeurd of al nost 1.30(1, don ol the line Reese and Darrel Anderson. ne Thursday e t pro-Sia- pi i e pro-dunu- pounds last yeai. doubling its output eveiy three yeais and will overtake steel p. eduction by 1970 if the present ute is continued, an ex000, i)oi) It is pert says Dr W E Lundquist of the section ol the American Chemical Soeieu that there is every reas-u- n to expert that plastics production will Theie aie fields promise Ntore a (nc" t pan seveial relatively which plastics in of Lundquist s.'niheiii libers )s one ol the most 'hes, f, (,Lindquist said there is a "tre Dencimo market tor textile m.i ir uls and many of the largei cncm n ,i companies "are spend inK huge amounts of money loi Gi lopnient hhi rs of new j synthetic Thin transparent films re-- l N'mhune cellophane, for Use, Puriieul.i! ly in packaging, is an sad llll""lclnt Uioiii t ! ''d Lundquist to youi .society news News Journal. Phone 727 m Mrs Chailes lumber. .socieH Phono '. The annual North stake musicale will be held this year on DeChristmas eve, Saturday. cember 24, in the stake tabernait cle, starting at 6:30 oclock, was announced today. The musicale. which is under the sponsorship of the North stake Mutual Improvement association girls, will feature the vocal music of the North stake choir and various singing groups Horn each ward in the slake. Everyone is invited to attend the musicale, committee mem-hoi- s m charge said. The program, which is under the dnection of John Owens, will be approximately one hour in length and will be complete soon enougti to allow those attending a full Christmas evening at home. Committee members who have arranged for the hour of the best in vocal music consists of Yates, LaRene Smith, Don Call. Margerie Christiansen and Gwen T. Limb. Funeral services for George Edward Cock, seven months old son of George V. and Reva Leavitt Cook, will be conducted Tuesday at 12:30 o'clock in the afternoon in the Tremonton Second L. D. S. ward chapel. in The infant died Saturday Tremonton following a weeks illness be PONY EXPRESS an George DtvN belonging t Delhert Stand.-- In Beet Field Filth of Bothwell, Utah. Firths of sugar beets per acre this year. farm pioduced and applies manure program, rotation a crop He follow.and mtiate fertiliser ,1 ,.,! pound- - of mixed phosphate m the spring worked was field t (be a re This beet stand the educe to heavy mi'dianu'hl implements educed. were costs ,1 and weeding mi the thinning ton-- , 1 i It sure makes my heart bleed lo think of all them New Yorkers having to go without a bath! Why it must be about like the Pilgrims gethn' sewn into their derwear in the fall and gettin' out til spring! long-handle- d Adult Education 27 Program Planned SATURDAY E. Kenneth Superintendent Weight is anticipating again this school year an extensive Adult Education program. Arrangements have already been made for classes in family life, academic study, vocatv! general tional agrieuliuie, farm mechanics, and home and community improvement with classes In Bear River City, Bngham City, Garland. Bothwell, Coniine, Honey v llle, Penrose, Tiemonton and Willard. Probably classes will be set up in other communities if a local need and interest are manifested. All adults of the county, Superintendent Weight says, are invited to join these classes. Last year's program consisted of 71 classes with a total enrollment of 2141 membres. This number should be moieased this year. Adult education, Weight said, is one of the most rapidly growGeraldene Thompson ing divisions of the American education movement today. . . . who will sing solo numquoted Oscar R. Ewing, bers in The Messiah slated Weight federal security administrator, lor presentation at the Box as say ing, "one of the healthiest Eldgr tabernacle, December signs of our times is the tremendous postwar interest in adult and Homer Kemp-fer- , education, for general adult specialist Pianist For "Messiah' and post-higschool education, as saying, "interest In adult education is higher now' than ever before. Estimates based on national, state, and local surveys indicate that up to 40 million adults are interested in continuing their education in some form. Weight added the following quotation from the Education Summary of October 20, 1949, "lifes biggest mistake is not getting enough education, according to a Gallup poll. That ommission had caused both men and women more hardships than any error committed. In the second place for men for men was wrong choice of career; for women, mistakes relating to; 10 PAGES SANTA WILL ARRIVE BY PLANE FOR LAST un- not 49 VISIT V Plans For Decoration Of Homes Contest Are Now Complete Christmas Pictures Are On Display In N-- J Windows Santa Claus will roar over Brigham City at about 1 oclock In the afternoon Saturday and land on the road just outside Brigham City this year. Before returning to the North pole to gather up his toys and fill his bag for his Christmas night trip, Santa will taxi down main street in his plane, stop in front of the court house and distribute candy and nuts to all of the kids in town. He will have a huge sack jammed full of Christmas joys and there will be plenty for all of the kids. New feature of the distribuNames of fhe winners were s tion of candy is the all metal not as yet known as the were selected without any ramp especially constructed for Santa's use. The kids will have identification on them. Winners will be announced and to walk up it in single file, reawards given at the schools ceive their gifts from Santa and file down the other side. Santa today, and will be announced wont be mobbed and will have in the Journal Friday. the opportunity to greet child f individually. Though it Is not yet definite, the Box Elder high school band dressed up In their new uniforms will be on hand to play Christmas music. The Second ward M. LA. girls chorus will sing carols in Brigham City previous to the arriE. val of Santa Claus. They will be all around Brigham Citys Five hundred people were list main street and in front of the immediately pre- ed as unemployed In Box Elder couft house arrival of Santa. This couniy at the end of November coding the nS'hg is under the direction of by the Brigham City office of the Utah state employment se- - Carol Johnson, Housa Decorations curity service, according to According to Douglas Miller, Douglas Miller, head of the sergeneral chairman of the Christvice here. At the same time there were mas program, arrangements for the home decoration contest are 4,1 10 people employed. The to-tal labor force in Box Elder . complete. Christmas eve a selected and county, according to the employImpartial group of judges will ment service Is 4,640. The names of 150 people are tour Brigham City looking at on the files requesting work. the houses with decorations. In To assist adults marriage. were First place winner will receive Last at time this there year correcting these mistakes the $25, second prize is $15 and adult education program came 320 seeking employment. Tiff- reason there were more third prize is $10. into existence and is maintainThe home decorations must be out of work lasfyear was beed, Weight Skid. visible from the outside ot the i Douglas S. Mann cause of severe the and early Going on, the superintendent building. Any Christmas theme said Box Elder Is high In per. winter, Miller said. in . . . well known Box pianist During November 951 people of decorations is eligible for enrollment In the adult Elder county, will be at the capita school as compared with other visited the office of employment judging, according .to Lawrence piano for the presentation of districts of Utah. The states of in Brigham City. Of this num- Geisler, chairman of the event. A fitting climax to the ChristThe Messiah December 27. the nation in the development ber 278 were placed on jobs and mas season will be the presen of an adult education program 56 placed claims for unemploytatlon of the IMessiah Tuesare led by California, first; Wis- ment insurance. day night, December 27, under is unemleas there Though consin, second; New York, third; ployment In the county than the direction of Harold B. Felt. Iowa, fourth; and Utah, fifth. It will be In the stake This, Weight said, should be, there was a year ago at this tabernacle. presented more more are and time, Box to of people the people gratifying because Elder county one of the lead- becoming unemployed of the completion of seasonal Utah in and districts Utah; An automobile on snow covered ing the fifth leading state in the na- work and the bad weather repavement is something like a tion. Especially should this be cently, Miller said. pig on ice, Chief of Police Harry A great variety of occupationto our people when it pleasing Smith, warned motorists yester- is known that these adult class- al capacities are listed by the day in the wake of the city's es are, and have been through office of employment security. iirst appreciable snowfall. the years, completely financed Among them is a professional People are inclined to iorget and state funds all baseball player, ditch tender, that you can't stop a car by by federal classes taught by weaver, bricklayer, water drillthose except stepping on the brake when C. E. Smith, the coordinator of er, plate glass installer and hur-letheres packed snow or ice on the Adult Education program, With over 500 visitors attendstreets, Chief Smith said. That the It is estimated that there are which he teaches as a part of the Intermountain Indian ing is, they forget until after they 2,315 people employed in open-housstart to skid, and then it's often his regular assignment. in the school capacities was it too late. afternoon, Sunday said. Miller Of this county, declared very successful When dangerous snow and e by 895 work-are government group ice conditions superinr s, 250 manufacturers, 150 Di George A. Boyce, prevail, careful tendent. drivers put on tire chains That transportation, 560 retail tradWith staff members of the helps a lot. because tests show ers, 210 in service and miscelschool that cars equipped with chains conducting the tours of 10 in insurfinance and laneous, are lar less likely to be involved ance and 50 in wholesale trade. the school, the visitors were imin accidents than cais not so pressed with the progress that has been made. equipped." In addition to using chains, According to Dr. Boyce, they were the chief said, motorists should impressed particularly with the color schemes that have i educe speed when streets are In spite of the blizzard last been used in decorating the slippery, keep windshield wipers Saturday afternoon, many Box school rooms and living quarand defrosters in good condition Elder turned youngsters county ters. lo combat pooi visibility, and out for the Christmas parade. Also held Sunday afternoon see that headlights aie functionWith crepe paper dripping, was a conference of leaders of ing. Poor vision and poor trac- red noses and cold feet the chilthe Church of Jesus Christ of tion both promote accidents. dren marched from First north Latter-daSaints on Indian afOur job is to prevent acci- to the court house behind Sanfairs in the Box Elder stake L. men for each dents as well as to investigate tas three Selecting were 30 childien jeep. Over Chief Smith them, added, in costume and carrying posters post to be filled, the nominating D. S. tabernacle of both the "and wed rather do the pre- for the committee of the Chamber of South and North Box Elder parade. stakes. venting. All of the youngsters in town Commerce revealed their choice Spencer Kimball, member of Humlast Glen night, were naming see Santa who came to the quorum of twelve apostles, Vosco Harold Call and treated and spent minutes chat- phreys, Postpone Boy Scout Felt as candidates to head the and Golden Buchanan, Richfield, him. with ting coordinator of Indian affairs for Court Of Honor One of the best costumes was organization in 19.50. the church, stressed the imporwere as Nominated directors tne fat snow man which turned The Boy Scout court of honor out to be LaDee Everton. An- C. V. Forsgren, R. H. Fisher, O. tance of making the Navajos scheduled at Bear River City for other was the Santa with minia- D. Lund, W. E. Tyson, Delbert who come Into the community Tuesday evening, December 27, ture Santa assistants. Glenn feel at home, and extending the They Hadfield. Leon Packer, has been postponed until Feb- turned out to be all of the same L. Andersen, Ruel M. Eskelsen, hand of fellowship. t this ruary it av announced family with Dennis, Barbara, Reed Simonsen, J. D. Merrell,. week by Lawrence Turley. Steven and Carol Workman and Vern A. Harmer and Oscar Gru-ngreThe court of honor will be Of the twelve to be voted Butch and Judy their scheduled for Scout week, the Grant cousins, on four will be elected. participating. date and time to be announced were the Also outstanding Outgoing directors are Shirley later three wisemen and the authen-- Wight, James W. Barker, Ira To R. W. Fishburn. tic Dutch costume worn by He- Packer and Holdover directors are Lewis OlMolenaar. rbert Regular meeting of the BrigLiquor Store To Remain . Many prizes were given, but sen, Howard Call, Don Chase ham City American (Legion post were missed. No. 10 will be held at the War According and L. A. Bundy. Open Until 11 Xmas Eve j many follow-linNominations were made by a Memorial home, Thursday eveto Mrs. Hazel Kaiser, the children will receive their special committee. The Brigham City liquor store ning at 8 oclock, it was anBallots will be prepared and nounced today by James Pow11 oclock prizes if they call at the Kaiser will be open until Christmas eve and New' Years Furniture company from 2:30 to mailed to every member of the ers, commander. The Legion post will distribute eve, the state liquor commission 3 oclock in the afternoon. Wed- Chamber shortly after the first nesday afternoon. December 21. of the year, E. B. Owen, secre- baskets to the needy veterans said today. Balloting will in and around Brigham They are Dale Kelly, Billy tary announced. City Originally it was announced that it would lemain open un- Day, Connie Morgan, Connie be completed before the annual and they will accept any dotil 11 oclock in the evening Jensen, Patty and Dickie Nelson, meeting to be held in January nations of clothing, food or toys three days pnor to Christmas, Reese Nielson, Marion Jeppson, at which the newly elected pres- at the War Memorial home unbut that schedule has been Ellen Lynn, Eugene Valentine ident and board members will til Friday, December 23, Powers take office said. tianged, the commission said. and Doug Orchard Decorating the windows of are a group the of Christmas posters drawn by youngsters of the Lincoln and Central schools up to the Sixth grade. As a part of the Christmas poster contest sponsored by the Brigham .City Junior Chamber of Commerce auxilfour posters iary, Jayceettes, were selected from each of the six grades at both of the schools and put on exhibition in our windows. News-Iourn- poe-ter- 500 People Listed Unemployed In B. In November 1 - Snow Presents Bad Traffic Conditions Indian School r. Services For Cook Baby To Be Held Tuesday rapidly tew Groups Present Musicale Sat. La-Ru- e Minnesota Aiming and Manufacturing Co (old the Minnesota WILL Soprano Soloist Appear At Tabernacle Play Corinne School Fob- - 50 Every MglitUntil Christmas Eve I1D. Rehearsing For Christmas Prog Meaning Of Christmas Carnap ia Library City un"jnd3 Open House Is Successful e, Cold Feet and Red Noses Didnt Stop Xmas Parade Sat. Nome Candidates For President, Board Chamber y American Legion Meet Thursday I i |