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Show . enjoyed a trip to Salt Lake City this week. The children 'sited he automobile exhibit, thr am .mil museum. The sight-seer- s stopped a' the Z. C. M. 1. department stoic especially to see the which never fails to fascinate the Intermountain Indian School students. PAGE EIGHT "''X JOURNAL ELDER Brigham City. Utah Friday. November 16. 19S1 YAZZIE YARNS News Of Intermountain Indian School By Helen B. Hill Armistice day was celebrated on campus with games in the .gymnasium, swimming, a concert by the school band and a special movie. ' Several parties were held by various dormitories. V' Since the holiday was on Sunday, employees had Monday off. An extended week-enalways finds several folks reservation bound to visit home and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Willeto, Mr. and 'Mrs. Leslie Sombrero, Rose .Yazzie, Agnes Aneino, Anita Carr and Sammy Silversmith were among those who contend that there is no place like home, f ; K A group of students from the special Navajo program school , acre; dry farm land sells for about $2000 per acre. tn the students Interested was surprised diet, the to learn of the amount of meat consumed by each child. We eat meat only once a week in our country," he said. Charter Received Only Once In Club's Lifetime page eldef By FOE Auxiliary Notrei Members of the Brigham City Aerie, F.O.E. Auxiliary received charter from Mrs. Leona Scro-ga- of past worthy president the Ogden Aerie in ceremonies at the Howard cafe on Wednesday evening. The charter banquet followed a special business meeting held at the War Memorial home. Special musical numbers, both on the piano and vocal, were presented by Frank Nedbalek. Mrs. Dorothy Kehmeier of Ogden was special guest along with Mrs. Scrogan. Dinner was served from tables centered with ivy and organdy tapers. Tiny baskets filled with candies were favors for the evening. Mrs. LaRue Bradbury won the door prize given during the Professor Therel Black, assisMr. and Mrs. Roland B. Har- tant professor of the department ris entertained at dinner Sun- of Sociology at the U.S.AJC., with day for Mrs. Anna Clark, Eu- a class of Sociology students, phrasia Mitchell, Rita Johnson toured the school Wednesday at 2 p. m. and daughter, Carol. After being conductetJfHSife!! our of the plant, the grotripWas Nicholas Skliros, professor of addressed by superintendent agriculture from (Greece, visited George A; Boyce. ' the school last Thursday. Here in the United States through the sponsorship of the Myrtle Arrowsmith and Mary E. C. A. Department of AgriculJoyce entertained Sunday evei ture, professor Skliros is observ- ning at a dessert canasta. F.O.E. Auxiliary Charter Banquet Guests present included: Mary ing American agriculture. He is held . . . Wednesday evening at the Howard cafe. The recently formed group was prekeenly interested in future far- B. Russell, Mrs. Gordon Brown, its sented charter by Leona Schogan, past worthy, president of the Ogden aerie. Four-and the club the Stella mers, Bordeaux, Stella Young, like. Mrs. Marlema Nora Dugan, The agricultural educator is Grissom, Wilma Victor, GeneLucy Mae Benally went to den, Saturday afternoon. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lorraine Robert Beams, teacher-advisoauthor of the book, Rural Life vieve Harrington, Dorothy Han- Yazzie are her parents, Mr. and Farmington over the week-enIn Civilization. to Mrs. is larger Mike of than the lon Brazil visit her Mrs. at the Anna home. has She and Clark. Toadlena, accompanied the students on Harry Comparing farms in Greece with those of been detained there due to the trip. First prize was won by Miss New Mexico. United States. illness of her mother. America, the professor said: Russell, second by Miss Young The average sized farm in and the traveling prizes traveled It is illegal for anyone to Joining the elementary teachThe 18 national forests in CaliA Greece is ten acres. 'Farm land to Miss Harrington and Mrs. ing staff is Mrs. Gladys McCrary of the stand at jail window and heckle group of 150 boys and girls ifornia comprise in my country costs $1000 per Bordeaux. of Rocky Boy, Montana. attended the stock show in Og- - states area. the inmates in ILenison Iow. i r, d one-fift- 2C the Red River Arkansas-Texa- bord?8' rst dinosaur to be taken from h, been found north of5i! Tex., in a gravel I! low water in the fossils, apparently th'! grass-eatinspeciesT taken over by the seum of Baylor Unive :orsMi to ladies league J; Prof. Bryce C. curator, said the J5Jj washed the bones bed after sweepin ever prehistoric rePtil?f The man who made discovery of the imp! ' siis is Harget Ellis, had been collecting su? for years. Re show some of them to? kana attorney and contacted Baylor scfentij g S S J ssrass: Pinti to. out g ;hOOl the secc uto lost pet. other tok i.et i eaoers. fly tear with a high wept g jj high the wa ill who see . (ties with '22 with a dine wa: score c st high Marf i I high ,!ary Stev 565; i 217; New.i.j0ll Margaret iL ant Hess A. FREE ... and the first $1-5- to 0 12 LADIES :king ove 1 were GIFTS up icked 12 MEN making e a purchase at our store Saturday. Be First! Forsgrt Kozak making evening Standing Slliards .... Main Chev. School , Cleane n St dUnd And :ago Sttairflc Sattaday - noveealbei? E7 - 9:3dDi.r. - Be Elece Eady! THESE HURRY fjarui - en insured, many j MUST--GO-!- r.ng miss A. Arnol ttional nee Co. inly 6 ONLY SETS hardest years ag cited ,thi vho n .v- - ' je ought Service For f' a p tent cost 0UU , ( of so fa reenit " 'or Eight bou f 1941 as that lost learned . to dupj: To make room for Xmas stocks. TO 1 only Name Brand Automatic CLEAR ; WATCH 30 75 ... , , Reg. $52.50; now GIRLS... Join our Silver Club Plan- - 3 only GENTS AWAY A SET OF SILVERWARE PROOF, Shockproof, 17 Jewel Automatic. $65 value, now only . Jewel. Sale price for only . . SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL FAVORS THAT GO WITH THESE SETS OF SILVER t 11" . . BE HERE .ms Jewel SALE PRICE GIRLS! Here's the chance to get that NECK CHAIN and MEDALION Saturday Only A M. The GIRLS! n LI and pay only $8.00 a month. Sets from $27.50 to $77.50 LAMES WATCHES 17 YOU MAY LAY . 10 only GENTS WATERPROOF - SHOCK PROO 17 $ RHINESTONE NECKLACES first 12 LADIES and 12 MEN making purchases at our store will receive EARRING SETS 1 j;u9 Iron. Toa: Val WONDERFUL GIFT ITEMS Beat Ores Reduced For THEYRE Hylo Perf, $150 FAVORS AND BRACELETS SATURDAY ONLY! 24 NECKLACE & Saturday Only Stat . Wal Tra Coc Han Sale Oini Co f Qla Sta U |