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Show ; s": ' I Yuvona Crowther. PAGE TWO tfOX ELDER JOURNAL Pre-Seas- Friday, December 22, 1950 S-S- 4 weekly newspaper, published at Brig' to the ham City, Utah, .successor Smithfield thas. Sentinel, established W. Claybaugb. in 190$. Manager Brigham City, Utah, and entered as Second Class Mail Matter at the post office in Brig ham City, Utah, under the act of March Subscription rate in Box Elder coun ty, $3.00 per year, payable in advance; in combination with the Box News, (published Wednesdays) per year; $2.00 for 6 months; copy 5 cents. Outside Box Elder (y, $3.30 per your; combination 33 00. Elder $4.00 single coun rate Member United Press, Audit Bureau of Circulation, Utah State Press Associa' Editorial Association. National tion. National Advertising Representative: Service. Advertising 3, 1879. The vitamin D content of hay is highly variable and not necessarily high because of extensive exposure to sunshine during curing. sun-cure- t& PROOF' RATIONAL 01ST1UERS PRODUCTS CORPORATION, 65 NEW YORK GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS d gt. 1 i I 1 if Jli i! i ls) Bride Of Westerfield Kindergarten Ladies Hold Annual Christmas Socials Party Highlighting Pre-Holid- ay soHighlighting cials was the annual Kindergarten club Christmas party held last Thursday afternoon at the War Memorial home. was A happy holiday spirit carried out in the beautiful and unique decorations used. Mrs. Rudgar Price, vice president of the club, welcomed all the guests and read a Christmas greeting from the president, Mrs. Fred L. Petersen who was unable to attend. Prayer was offered by Mrs. Delbert Robinette and Mrs. Laren Balls led in the pledge of allegiance. Individual tables were centered with a single tall white taper striped with metallic fringe surrounded at the base with soft angel hair. A lovely corsage made of holly berries, colored ribbon and bright matching metalic fringe, markfor 70 ed the place settings guests. The hall was beautifully decorated with tall candles, angel hair and metalic flowers. ' Mrs. McLaren Funk, social In chairman, was charge of the A reading following program: y Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Crowther of Brigham City announce the marriage of their daughter, Yyvona, to Elbridge Westerfield, a son of Mrs. A. A. Todgweiber of Evanston, Illinois. The marriage was presided over by Bishop Raymond Payne Monday evening at 6:30 oclock at the home of the brides parents in the presence of a few close friends and relatives. The bride was attended by Renee Garrett and Sgt Bill Taylor stood with his friend as best man. The young couple will make their home in Ogden while Westerfield is stationed with the U. S. air force at Hill field air base. t. Xmas Party Is Enjoyed By 1 on ,V Fort Brigham Camp The Ft. Brigham camp of the D.U.P. met at the home of Cleo-ph- a Larsen on December 19 for their annual Christmas party and meeting. Juanita Whitaker presided and conducted. Silent Night was sung as the opening selection with Lola Stowell conducting, after which Rebecca Korth offered the benediction. Business consisted of reports of good cheer visits, reading of minutes and a letter from the Central camp president, Kate B. Carter and a nominating committee was selected to prepare a ballot for the next entitled, The Snow Man, was given by Elliot Funk, after which a vocal duet, "Rudolph, The Red Nosed Reindeer, was sung by Kay- and Paul Kilpack, accompanied by their mother, - Mrs. K. W. Kilpack. A Christmas reading was given by Frances Hyer, followed by a clever song, Frosty, The Snow Man, with Jack Horton as Frosty and his twin sisters, Bob and Kay Horton doing the vocals, accompanied by their grandmother, Mrs. Earl L. Wright A Christmas reading was then given by Richard Felt followed by a piano solo by Jerry Carr, Kathy Clay-baugaccompanied by Janice Jensen at the piano gave a tap dance solo and an accordion selection was played by Sandra Before Beekert Shopping was the title of a Christmas, reading given by Colleen Farmer and the program was brought to a close with two vocal solos sung by Val Woodland, accompanied by Mrs. Jack Toombs. The exchange of Christmas gifts made for much fun and merriment among the ladies. and beaatifully A delicious salad representing a shaped Christmas tree with lighted candle on top, centered each plate, which was served under the direction of the serving committee with Mrs. Arthur Linford as chairman, assisted by Mrs. Evan Owen, Mrs. Howard Kelly, Mrs. Charles Keller, Mrs. Jack HorMrs. ton, Mrs. K. W. Kilpack, Mrs. Walt Everton Robert Jones and Mrs Mrs. Melvin Bott was, man of the decorating tee, assisted by Mrs. sen, Mrs. Bert Reeves iS. 8,14 B. R. Bess. 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