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Show Locust Camp Of DUP Meets Thursday At Home Of Eva Burrows The Locust camp of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers met Thursday. March 19. at the home of Eva Burrows a 7:30 p. m. Capt. Hazel Norton presided and conducted. After opening song by the group, opening prayer was offered by Mary Collett. Minutes and roll call were read showing 18 members present. A scripture reading was given by Louie Squires. irili;t3ajrf Cap. Norton of the informed the members convention to toe held In Salt Lake City on April 5, and urged all able to attend. First Lt. Bernice Foote gave a history of her grandmother, Nancy Elliot Wyatt. Two violin solos were rendered by David Squires and the lesson, Wheels of Pioneer Progress was given by Louie Squires, class leader. Capt. Norton then introduced t'he county captain, Mrs. Claire Hall, a special visitor. Capt. Hall praised the Locust camp and the manner in which it was conducted, and for sending in, promptly the yearly dues. A song w'as then sung Richardson and Eva Burrows. Closing song was sung by the group and concluding prayer was toy Chaplain Almina !?' "School children, wholesalers, retail-er- a all are hurt when mining production slump. Mining taxes help education, purchases of supplies help Utah businesses and payrolls buy retail merchandise. This can all be lost because low prices for some of Utah's metals and high costs of mining operations, supplies and taxes have made successful production impossible in some cases." Allen. Refreshments were served by Genevieve Jensen, Mary Collett and Eva Burrows. dtaRG graaacfuaa entertained for Ogden friends week. They were Mr. and Mrs. Porter Giles. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Graham and Mr. and Mrs. M J. Manning. The evening was .spent playing cards and isn mg. Lo-- t (CdDMMENm Milton Norman on your first wedding anniversary! Good article in the Saturday Evening Post this week on Era Taft Benson. Worth reading. has surely had its share of the Mrs. Roy Craner enjoyed a measles and while they haven't brief visit from her sister, Mrs. been too severe in themselves, Ray Arbon, and her biother, Mr. complications have followed and Lyle Nelson, last week. They are many a person has had to re- from Los Angeles and part of turn to bed. But one of the the visit was spent enjoying a sickest persons has been Mrs. (birthday dinner in honor of Mr. George Ross. She hasn't had the Arnold Nelson, June's father. He measles, but she has suffered celebrated his 78tth birthday. several heart attacks. They have The (Beta Sigma Phi sorority been so insistent and paiiyful that George went to Salt Lake met at the home of Mrs. Edna evening City and obtained oxygen to re- Jeppesen last Monday lieve what we all hope is a tem- and were privileged to hear a porary condition. I also under- talk atoout inflation from Mr. stand that Mr. and Mrs. Ned Henry Drewes. Mr. Drewes has inflation Mattole have had a very sick lit- experineced runaway tle girl. We hope she is recover- and what he has to say on this ing. And speaking of the mea- dangerous situation is enough to sles, they are no respector of make one frightened and deterage some adults have suffered mined that it must not ever In his happen to our America through them. comparatively short life be lias A brand new little baby boy had enough horrifying experis in town. He is the eight pound iences to fill a book; experiences son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin that would read like the best of fiction. One thing he said, not Campbell. Congratulations! connected with inflation, im(Mr. and (Mrs. Harmon Camppressed me very much. He conbell are again receiving their cluded that from the standpoint mail at Corinne. I have talked of rich, then that wasn't with (Lola several times and I to getting be expected from the flower tihink she was becoming very tout he was a florist fond of the people in Arizona. business, because t)hat seemed to him the I think, too, she found her stay last outpost of sentiment and there very interesting and very refinement and when a person different from living in Utah. or a nation lost those two eleDont forget the Farm Bureau ments. then all was lost. Mr. upholstery class that begins Drewes didn't say this in so continues many words, tout he intimated next Monday and week under the throughout the, that he had seen the land of his supervision of Miss Bessie Han- birth lose these qualities and it sen. It will toe held irs the rec- was a terrible thing to (behold. reation hall of the ward dhapel. One always gets the feeling afto Mr. Drewes And I quote from Miss Hansens ter listening letter: Because of the faot that speak, that here is a man who the hall is neiw we are asking could toe very bitter toward life, you if you have a tarpaulin or but instead has arrived at a phila piece of canvass to (bring it. osophy of life that is and has Also, you will need to have saw- brought him inner happiness. horses or a tatole to put your And that attitude toward life is chair on to iwork at a good so strong that he can impart height. We must plan on toeing some to those who find themextremely careful to keep the selves in his company. But perhall as clean as possible and to haps it isnt so strange after all, for don't we always find that not mar the floors." those who have been tried by the Everyone interested in upholvery cruelness of life usually stering is cordially invited to at- arise to the top tempered like tend this session. Mrs. Loma Reeder is ttoe president of the fine steel? When I am tempted Ladies Farm (Bureau here in to Ibpmoan my station in life, it is thinking of things Mr. Drewes Corinne. Mr. and 'Mrs. Jim Marble were and other like him have enSalt Lake visitors last week. dured. that will allways remind me how very fortunate I am. They attended a wedding of a member olf the family and outDont forget the Fun Party, side of the dismal weather, re- tonight. port a very enjoyable time. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Anderson Congratulations, Mr. and Mrs. Joyce Wells said to me this If you had put every-ones name in your column that has been sick, you wouldn't have had any room for anything else. And ithat is true. Oorinne - CARSTAIRS BROS. DISTILLING CO.. INC., NEW YORK, N. Y. . 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