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Show rppJXNE GOMMENTS Fredrick Davis, snn of Mr. BEAK RIVER CITY REPORTS the program Mnble H Strong per In Box Elder park, Sunday. 3 Box Elder JOURNAL Mis. dcorge Davis met with Mr, and Mrs. Ardell Anderson gave a reading. Carrie J. Chrisan accident the List part of tensen also attended the lovely jand family visited a short time L. Brigham City, Utah Family 'the week. He was unfortunate affair. Sunday with ArdeH's mother, tendons some to Mrs. Friday, July 30, 1954 have 'enough Ivy Anderson. They were Mrs. Margaret A. Iiansen of enroute from Hot home severed in his arm, but the reLava East Tremonton spent several to Mexico in Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Christenwhen they visited ports arc that he is doing nicedays of last week visiting her 'Springs, Mr. and Mrs. Earl sen of Sunset visited his parly. We're glad daughter and family, Mr. and Marble.parents, ents, Mr, and Mrs. Ephraim By Marijcme Morris Mrs. Ernest Huggins. By Mrs. Ernest Huggins Also, Mrs. Floy Craner sufferChristensen. I Doyle Christensen of Califorshould k to II,;, i, k Bobby Christensen enjoyed a ho as far as I ain concerned, if ed quite a severe burn on her Irving Mrs. Merle Jensen entertain- parents. Mr. and Mrs. is she arm too, Dena hand and .hut to visited nia Christensen and doesn't other Afton, relatives Christensen fishing trip Wyoming, Into Ploughshares appear in folks wh rail or loi n c know somethin;: ed at a lovely dinner party on over the week-end'tins column lhat any of you getting along fine. during the .week. A at her home. I'lac-e- for several days last week. (UP) NAGOYA, Japan abm.it news ilia! I W'SuId miss Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Glen Iverson think should in the way of Mr. and Mrs. Hyrurn which were marked for Mrs. DeVern munitions here ChrisAnd I guess by now most of factory Mr. Mrs. and Whitaker olhcrwisc. As I have ojiru said news and Erey motored to Layton, Sunday happenings, it is be- vou heard that bulMr. and Mrs. Ogilbie. Mrs. Edith Jack, and and daughter, in lliis column. I dont Katherine, at- where they were guests of Mr. tensen of Ogden visited Mr. and formerly made machine gun cause I am not aw. tie of Iho pirlrnd l of Mrs. Salt Krona Mrs. Chester Christensen. Mon- lets has converted its automoLarson Klmer their Forsberg had Nelson reunion held and Mrs. McGavin. to rover everything the tended tlial hapnews you possess and not any Mrs. Esther 1. Jen- at Lake They had just returned machines to make lipstick and Crystal Springs, Mrs. Colleen J. Barrett pens in our ward much as I'd slight on my part. Any good re- bile stolen from their garage sen ofCity; and day. from Yellowstone park. , but Brigham City; Mrs. Lotoothpaste tubes. like too. The simple fart is that porter whether it he for a col- 'this week. It was found, Sunday, the following cou- 'two children of Salt Lake City retta Hansen of Tremontun; I am not alvvuvs aware of every- umn such as this or a column when found it was damaged. Mrs. of were MW Barretts V ? M guests $ and families their enjoyed Mrs. Romeine Jensen, Mrs. Pearl ples thing: that (pies on and Mrs. Avis Morgan and Claualways sndieated in thousands of Jensen and Mrs. Doris Hansen of the cool breezes of Logan can- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin weleorne any news Perns that is douthe of took dette must have ft is news sourcadvantage Bear River City. After the de- yon; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hardy, Johnson, last week. TAKE A , oi interesl to you atal it it is es ami President Vernal Willie and have a potential of a ble holiday over July 21 and licious dinner the guests en- Mr. and Mrs. Frey Whitaker. of Marvin the interesting to ym it is of inter thousand news sources all of drove to Denver, Colo., where and Mr. Mrs. high Jeppsen Milton Bywater, an afternoon of visiting. est in our own eoir.rn.urdi and you. and I do want to ask that .Mrs. Morgan's daughter, Mar- joyed Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jensen and council were speakers at sacralots of other .people who read Sou phone or even drop nx a jorie and her family live. ment meeting, Sunday evening. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Howard this eolunmvho do no! live in card as some do when The Emery Huggins and Roy Mrs. Norma Hansen enterI'm pleased to tell you that and three sons of Burbank. they have Corinne. should very much had visitors, or births, or gone the Relief Society Magazine for are visiting Mrs. Moore's tained her club Thursday eve- Holland families enjoyed sup like to make it undeistood Unit on trips, or anything interest- tins month hits ning at her home. printed an arti- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Joe Murray and X ing and out of the ordinary rou- cle of mine called Washington Travel by tine of life. , by com It , three children of Ogden were Lake." State Wonder-SoaROBERT C. MUSULAS was Mrs. Christensen Chester fortable Greyhound Speaking of trips, the L. Mau- isn't a very long article, but I hostess to a lovely birthday 'guests of Mrs. Murrays parents, save your money for vocation fun) Mr. and Mrs. Irving Christensen rice I.arsens have just arrived 'think you will all find it interD.D.S. party honoring her daughter, on Tuesday. ONLY $44.20 TO NEW YORK safely hack from another jaunt. esting. Bette. The guests were taken Mrs. Mary J. Holmgren, MoW. R. Holmes has left Utah Some of you might get the idea Los Angeles $ 16. 1 5 Miami $48.30 where a swim roni Mortenson to and Alvin Stan-de- r announces the reopening of that tiie I.arsens are trip happy, again, and is at the present w'asCrystal Springs San $16.15 Antonio $29.30 Phoenix and the later group enjoyed ASKS were the it native of his at the home inti daugh- were' served pioneers isn't so. Maurice explain- time his dental office at Suite 33, 9US Tax refreshments tasty Hotel Howard Who attended the held ed hat it wouldnt be too long ter, Ella, in California. Ray and games were enjoyed. The at Maddox Ranch hanquet House, ThursFirst Security Bank Building. until some of their family would Holmes, his son, and Ella, came of honor received many guest day. Other native pinners who and that to Utah and made arrangements lovely gifts. begin to leave home Brigham City, Utah. Residence Were unable to attend were Carl this year seemed like a good to take him back to California. ChristenMrs. Mr. evBurt and Theral and Norah Emma Iverson, ve.ir to just have a lot of extra We all sincerely hope that Phone 325-J- , Office Phone 1177 tun with tiie family. This last erything concerning him works sen and son, (lone, of Burbank, A. Jensen, Elrita Anderson and ARE YOU Calif., visited Mr. Christensens Rae Anderson sang a duet on trip was extremely interesting out for the best. and very different from the first. GETTING into Mexico and They went California and over the Donner FULL VALUE Pass home, as I understand. FOR YOUR Dean Morgan, son of Mr. and Mrs. N'ello Morgan spent a few INSURANCE days in Corinne visiting with his parents and friends. He left DOLLARS? the first part of the week and ;tlevv hack to Oxnard, California where, understand, is is going to take some special Marine training before he goes on to tiie Philippine Islands and that It won't cost a is a long way from home just Fall merchandise is arriving daily. We have too many . a short hop from thing to talk to your BOYS MENS STATE FARM AGENT summer items left in stock. We don't want to carry Ilex Barker has been spend4 1 ONLY . . .he may be able to give ing some of the summer days Short Sleeve items over, so down goes the price! Many good articles in the Cooley hospital at Brigyou better frrotection Jot Summer Indies ham lie back his , , , City, your money injured for school wear. Come in today Buy and Save! on your car with severely and has had to tie in act ion. At this particular writSTATE FARM AUTO ing he is Mill in the hospital. INSURANCE: your Mrs. Frank Bonnie) Taylor home and its furnishings A,-- K:' is home from the Dee hospital Ideal for school and rest of with STATE FARM in Ogden, tiul not doing too well. FIRE INSURANCE; summer days. Nylons, hot to $10.05 Formerly selling She may have to have an operon your future cotton, ation. rayon. with STATE Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Jack FARM LIFE who recently moved to Brigham INSURANCE City are celebrating the arrival of a baby son. We congratulate the young couple. And it's always good to wel come a new family to Corinne. I'm afraid I'm about a month behind in my welcome, hut that to It Paff doesn't hinder the sincerity. Know Your Mr. and Mrs. Miles Ferry have $6.99 10 only reg. $9.90 Chenille Bedspreads STATE FARM AGENT moved to West Corinne and plan to make their home on the farm $3.99 Farmerettes Reg. $5.95 Ladies there and we do hope they like W. BOYD JEPPESEN it here very much. $1.39 Reg. $1.98 Misses Pedal Pushers Donald Fredrickson has been 162 South 5th West $1.39 visiting in Corinne with relaPlaytogs, Gowns, Aprons for and friends the tives 27 past ONLY 286-PHONE j 'and Maurice Larsen Returns From Vacation Trip Family Reunion, Parties and Visits and California Are the Weeks Events Community . s one-lelha- tI 1 GREYHOUND 1 Ar-ho- SA1E STARTS SATURDAY, JULY 31st 1 Indo-China- SPORT SHIRT DRESSES t ' 81 :s now $$99 2-p- c. few weeks. Belter Colton and Rayon DRESSES In stock GO UP AUGUST Buy 1 at values to $7.00 now ? Your $4" mm, life aryL'i-v.- v 4 $2.98 Misses Pedal Pushers $3.98 Ladies Levi Shirt Blouses $2.29 Squaw Blouses, now $5.95 Ladies Cotton Skirts, now $3.98 Ladies Cotton Skirts, now Ladies, Misses, Slips, Sleepers, Coveralls Reg. $1.98 Misses Swim Suits Reg $2.98 Misses Swim Suits, now Reg. $4.95 Ladies, Misses Swim Suits Reg. $8.95 Ladies Swim Suits, now - TYPEWRITER U ft!-.' SATURDAY, will be your last day to get the portable of your choice at the present low price! 'V'l - aV.-- e t-- 16 siC ONLY BEAUTIFUL Summer prices up to $ii.9. LAY AWAY NOW AND SAVE MONEY! We've a complete selection, including The New Deluxe Models (hat have ALL (he features of a BID office machine, plus the advantages of a portable. Priced from Iav as low $1.00 $1.39 $1.99 $2.99 Boys $2" Mens $349 $5.95 RAYONS, NOW NOW 890 650 Values to $1.49 Boys Polo Shirts, now Values to 85c BoysPolo Shirts, now Reg. $2.98 Mens and Boys Sport Shirts, now Reg. $3.98 Mens Sport Shirts, now Reg. $3.49 Harvest Hat, colored, wire brim Reg. $2.50 Harvest Hats, colored . Reg. $1.49 Harvest Hats, now Mens Reg. $1.00 Harvest Hats, Ladies, Reg. 79c Harvest Hats, childrens, now GROG! LADIES MISSES Values to $2.98 1 BUY TODAY or SATURDAY SURE! Gifts wj4 Regular prices up to $5.90 MENS DRESS $1.00 59c m . . . STRAW HATS Regular $1.98 to $1.95 $1.99 $2.99 DRESSES now $12" GROFI Values to 1 $1" now .$2.29 $1.99 to $1.00 69c 50c Shoe Department as$X,95 down and (he balance $1.00 a week GIFTS OF LASTING CHARM Business Machines Office. Supplies ' SLACKS- - $3.99 $2.79 5m $$695 REMINDER WASH PANTS $1.79 GINGHAMS etc. Yaiues to 98c SERGES - NYLON GABARDINES Values up to $1.29 NOW! THIS $2.79 Piece Goods Department PORTABLE Beginning August 1st prices on ALL MAKES of Portable Typewriters are taking a BIG JUMP $2.29 Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. r $379 rWrfy "l. ! i Vuu t If ikbti&y & GROFI Yaiues to 1 $1.95 $6.15 NOW NOW NOW $ J99 $2!99 $399 MENS A ' i 1 ;v. j. Vu . jPTi,' , 1 'life:;. HOYS SWIM TRUNKS Regular $1.98 to 2.98 i&i now and $1$9 $199 |