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Show Mtf IMf MU ITONEYVILLE RETORTS: Honeyville Civic Club Elects New Snow Foolin Winter Is Wonderful When Officers at Annual Halloween Party with by Mrs. George Wintle The Honeyville Civic Club Youre Dressed For their four children. held their Halloween party at r home of Mrs. LaVan on Thursday evening, Oct. 18. All club members were dressed in costume. It was also their election night. Mrs. Hazel Keller was elected president, Mrs. 11a Hawkes as vice president and Mrs. Laura Tolman, Outgoing officers secretary. were Mrs. LaNae Wheatley, president; Mrs. Lois Hunsaker, vice president and Mrs. Doris Hunsaker secretary. Its Halloween time again, and time for spooks, goblins, witches and lots of surprises at the Primary Halloween party. There will be fun galore with fish ponds, dart games, doll clothes for sale also popcorn, candy, ice cream, punch and cookies, so, kids get on your costumes, bring your money, your mothers and fathers and join, us, if you dare, at the Recreation Honeyville Ward Principal Ross Coombs of the Lincoln school in Brigham City and Mrs. Coombs and Mr. and Mrs. DeVere Wintle attended the faculty meeting and party in Brigham City Monday evening at the Tropical Restaurant. They enjoyed a delicious dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Max Hether-lngto- n of La Nasa, Calif, have been guests at the home of Mrs. Hetheringtons parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Harper for the past two weeks. They left Tuesday morning for their home. LADY GOLFERS HEADS Newly elected officers for the Brigham City Golf and They have been in Utah for the to right, front row, Mrs. Irene Hansen, duck and deer hunting. They Country club ladies organization includes: left Mrs. Mabel Forsgren, secretary. Hazel Mrs. Breitenbeker, president; limit and in ducks got got their their deer. Also guests for the Left to right, front row, Mrs. Margaret Bess, treasurer ; Merna Rees, Mrs. Chloe Shefhunting season at the Harper field and Mrs. Manilla Horsley, directors. Another newly elected director vacatiohome are Mr. and Mrs. Gray ning at the time picture was taken is Mrs. Edna Merrell. Pruitt of San Diego, Calif. They will visit In Utah for the next 12 Box Elder the Hun-sake- hall, Oct. 31 at Mo report. ' three of A number Honeyville people attended and enjoyed the Famous Swanee Singers who appeared in Brigham City Saturday evening. Mr, and Mrs. Leland Hunsaker returned home Friday after enjoying a three week vacation in the East. In Greenbelt, Maryland they visited their son and daughter-in-laMr. and Mrs. Stanford Hunsaker and family and their and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Daines and family. Mrs. Daines is the former Patricia Hunsaker. They enjoyed sightseeing in Washington, U. C. and other places of interest the way, and are glad to ' be back home. son-in-la- A smouldering fire was discovered Sunday at about 1 p. m. in the lodge at Crystal Springs. Bob Chamberlain, owner, summoned the Brigham Fire Department for help in bringing the fire under control. Investigation proved that a fire had . been built in the fireplace in the lodge where a private party had been held in the evening causing about $500 damage. Lillian Hunsaker ' is spending a few days in Garland and visiting her daughter Mr. and Mrs. Dawane Archibald and their family. Mrs. - son-in-la- Mr. and Mrs. Dealt Hunsaker and family of Ogden and Mr. and and Mrs. Max Hunsaker family of Willard spent Sunday in Honeyville visiting at the home of their parents Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hunsaker, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hun- saker and children spent Sunday in Ogden visiting at the home of Mrs. Hunsakers sister Mr. and Mrs. and brother-in-laHoward Nelson and their Bond Sales Equal 69.5 Percent of Assigned Quota Purchase of Series E and II savings bonds in Utah during llie first nine months of 1956 are seven percent ahead of last year, according to T. Frank Coppin, Box Elder county savings bonds chairman. Coppin reported this week that he had received word that purchases reported for Box Elder county amounted to $19,185 for the month of September, which brings the total for the period to $201,809, or 65.5 percent of the 1956 quota. nine-mont- Abandoned Dog Keeps Long Vigil SCOTLAND, Ga. (UP) A little dog has been waiting by the side of a road near here since February for the master who apparently abandoned her last winter. She will not leave the spot except to go across the road to a pond for water. Benjamin Clegg, who lives near the place where the dog keeps her vigil, said he found her there last February. She sleeps in a metal culvert and eats food supplied by Clegg and his brothers. At first, whenever a car passed, she dashed onto the shoulder of the road, tail wagging in But she anxious anticipation. doesnt do this much anymore, Clegg said. Months of exposure, the ravages of insects and many disappointments have dimmed her vision and vigor. . K t; MONTH-EN- GOODS, - , p time-savin- g direct to all Vacation! ands plus new luxury buses mean a wonderful time! And. dont forget Grey- hounds many , , ( One fun-fille- d 4 . Way 1 Ideal for 60 degrees or zero weather. 100 down insulated. $22.95 MOUNT BAKER Choice of sportsmen everywhere. 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Prime Goose down insula$17.50 tion SPORT GOWNS and MENS SPORT SHIRTS GO GREYHOUND e REVERSIBLE HUNTER BUCKLE BACK LADIES $3,00 when you Thru-Servic- would 'expect. You will not feel the wind. You will not perspire in a down insulated garment. MENS Last week a waterpipe burst and slightly damaged some of our stock. Acres a chance to make a real """ savings on these water damaged items. Crepes Rayons and Nylons Slightly water stained. .. one-hal- D BARGAINS Cotton Non-sto- wear. Theyre water repellent, made of finer fabrics. All this combined in a f what you garment that weighs lowing: Sept. 19 Mrs. Bonnie Jorgensen, low score; Mrs. Hazel Breitenbeker, longest drive on no. 1 and Mrs. Katie Fishburn most bogeys. Mrs. Bonnie JorSept. 26 gensen, lowest score; Mrs. Camille Larsen, birdie on no. 8 and Mrs. Hazel Breitenbeker, closest approach on no. 9. Oct. 3 Mrs. Hazel Breitenbeker, low score; Mrs. Wilma. Wixom, lowest net score and Mrs. Edna Fronk, blind bogey. Oct. 19 Mrs. Lola Winzler, low score; Mrs. Donna Mann, most 5s; and Mrs. Hazel Packer, high on no. 9. Mrs. Lola Winzler, Oct 17 low score; Merna Rees, most 7s; and Mrs. Margurite , Rich high on no. 4. The traveling putting pin was awarded to Mrs. Jean Banrard for her low for the season with 11 putts. Consolation prizes went to the following who had worn the putting pin during the season: Mrs. Angie Farsworth, 12 putts and the following 13 putts were: Mrs. Coy Hadfield, Mrs. Norma Butler, Mrs. Varene Seegmiller, Mrs. Norene Burtcher and Mrs. Margaret Bess. For the banquet the restaurant was beautifully decorated with the Halloween motif. Hals loween and fall flowers adorned the tables. Witches brooms held perfume for each lady. cut-out- , SLIPS &S3 are made for nigged outdoor Lady Golfers wound up a very Dean Candland, pro, for his assuccessful season with annual sistance during the season. awards banquet last Thursday Reports were given by Mrs. evening, Oct. 18, at the Tropical Helen Felt, secretary and Mrs. Restaurant. Holmgren, president Highlight of the evening was Trophies for the season were the announcement of newly el- then presented by Mrs. Beth 1956-5ected officers for the Epley, tournament chairman. season. Winners included: Mrs. Carrie Johnson, June Mrs. Hazel Breitenbeker will e serve as president; Mrs. Irene Mrs. Lavon Thompson, Mrs. Burtcher and Rosella Mrs. Mrs. Hansen, Mabel Forsgren, secretary; Mrs. Reeder. Mrs. Gertha Williams, July Margaret Bess, treasurer and the following directors: Mrs. Merna Mrs. Margaret Bess, Mrs. Marion Rees, Mrs. .Chloe Sheffield, Mrs. Merrell and Mrs. Grace Davis. Manilla Horsley and Mrs. Edna Mrs. Carrie JohnAugust Merrell. son, Mrs. Donna Mann, Mrs. Mildred and Mrs. Marina The dinner meeting was pre- Gienn.Shumway Holmsided over by Mrs. Elaine in August The final play-of-f gren, president. declared the following winners: Kath-rine was Mrs. Toastmistresg Mrs. Carrie Johnson, Mrs. DonFishburn. na Mann, Mrs. Mildred ShumMiss Kay Hodges entertained way and Mrs. Rosella Reeder. In the Brigham City Lady Golwith a clever original song with Mrs. Margaret Bess as accom- fers Amateur Tournament winners were: panist. Toasts to last years officers Mrs. Championship flight were given by Mrs. Helen Felt, Carrie Johnson, Mrs. Bonnie JorMrs. Mary Jean Baron, Mrs. gensen, Mrs. Chloe Sheffield and Helen Johnson, Mrs. Jean Pack- Mrs. Edna Fronk. Mrs. Hazel er and Mrs. Jean Barnard. Mrs. First flight Barnard presented Mrs. Holm- Breitenbeker, Mrs. Elaine Holmgren with the past presidents gren, Mrs. Lucille Waldron and Mrs. Norene Burtcher. pin. Scott Horsley was presented Merna Rees, Second flight and presented his trophy to Mrs. Mrs. Jessie Jepperson, Mrs. HeJean Barnard as the most im- len Felt and Mrs. Glenna Merproved golfer. Sid Farnsworth, rell. Third flight Mrs. Mildred president of the men golfers, The Pentagon, worlds largest was also in attendance. Shumway, Mrs. Wilma Wixom, office building was built in 16 enterMrs. Yolanda Allen Mrs. Marion Merrell and Mrs. months at a total cost of tained with an original song. Grace Davis. She was also accompanied by the presenFollowing trophy Mrs. Margaret Bess. tations Mrs. Irene Hansen awarto A gift was then presented ded ladies day prizes to the fol- No-ren- because Down Insulated Comfy Coats FIRST SECURITY. LADIES T I froze all winter, Brigham City, Utah , Friday, October 26, 1956 Season for Local Lady Golfers DAMAGED vi Fun When temperatures tumble low enough to shlwer timbers . , . Youll never say, JOURNAL Awards Banquet Is Climax of weeks. Mr. George E. Ward of Malad, Idaho, spent Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Ellis Mr. Ward is a brother of Mrs. Ellis. Also visiting at the Ellis home this past week were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wilson of Lewiston U But Its 7 p. m. vice-preside- Mrs. Ross Coombs and Mrs. Kathleen Wintle attended the Civic Club meeting this week in Brigham City where they heard Lola Green Merrell give a book It," 57.00) tint Security tank of Idaho, N A. Firtl Security Bonk of Utah, N A Firtt Soturity Bonk of Rock Sprint Mombori Ftdaral Dpoit Iniuranco Corporation - I |
