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Show BEAR RIVER CITY REPORTS Vacation Spots Lure Residents From Bear River City Recently By Mrs. Irving Christensen Many couples from here have had the vacation spirit the past couple of months. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Jensen spent the winter in Mr. Phoenix, Ariz. and Mis. Thirl Christensen of Bountiful, and Mr. and Mrs. Irving Christensen spent a few days in San Fernando, Calif., visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dee Christensen. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thorsen visited 'their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Penovitch, in San Francisco. While there they witnessed the baptism and confirmation of Mr. Penovitch. They then went to Los Angeles and visited with Roys sisters and friends. ter of Mr. and Mrs Arbon. They visited at the Courtley Holman home in Downey and at the Harry Holman's at San Fernando The Holmans are brothers of Mrs. Arbon. Mr and Mrs. Joe Anderson of Woods Cross spent Sunday visiting with Mrs Carrie A. Christensen. the Clyde Christensen spent weekend at Jackson Hole, Wyo., enjoying skiing with his ski club. Joan Christensen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Christensen and Frank Roundy of Tremonton were married recently. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sears ot Burley, Idaho, called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Erisman recently. Mr. and Mrs Vernal Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Duane Poulson, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Huggins and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Toombs, Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Christensen and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Andertook an extended trip into Mexico. son visited Sunday at the home of They stopped in Mesa, Ariz. and their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin visited with friends; then traveled Erisman. on to Alamos, Mexico where they Mrs. Newell Checketts left Satspent two weeks They urday for Phoenix, Ariz., to spend especially enjoyed the old church- a few days with her husband and es, cemeteries and ruins. Mr. and other relatives. Mrs. Lorin Christensen Ilene Checketts and her roomtraveled on to Mexico City, the others re- mate, Ruth Ann Bugle, from Utah turned home by way of Lake State in Logan, spent the weekend Mead. They came through the with Ilenes family, the Newell Valley of Fire and report it was Checketts. a most beautiful sight. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs Irvin Erisman Mrs. Christensen visited four days were called to Dayton, Ohio, rein Mexico City. They enjoyed the cently because of the serious illbull fights and cock fights; they ness and death of Mr. Erismans visited the University of Mexico, mother, Mrs. Susie Erisman. They the government building; the old visited many places of interest inruins and other places of interest. cluding the Ford plant in Detroit, From Mexico City they traveled Mich., south through the states of east along the Gulf of Mexico into Kentucky, Tennessee and ArkanTexas and home. They report a sas and then home. most enjoyable as well as educaPrimary conference was held on tional trip. Sunday evening with LaVon NelMr. and Mrs. Ellis Aibon drove son in charge. President Bessie to Mesa, Ariz., and visited with Christensen gave the opening reMr. and Mrs. Charles Checketts, marks. The readers were Pamela Mr. and Mrs. Grant Checketts and Nelson and Brian Anderson. The Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Jensen. Then singing by the different groups went to Los Angeles and visited and demonstrations of class leswith Mr. and Mrs. Howaid E. sons was enjoyed by all present. Moore. Mrs. Moore is the daugh- - We do appreciate and want to sight-seein- SERVING ENTIRE BOX EIDER COUNTY attending memorial in our funeral many families have expressed appreciation for the comfort WHEN funeral chapel, sincere of our family room, its adjacent lounge and bereaved restroom facilities. The familys every comfort is our most earnest concern. . HOME FELT FUNERAL Directors B FELT. BRIGHAM ORDER Of HAROLD . . . VERL I. PETERSEN CITY THI GCHDfH RUli yilMBr A Katimol J&rferiti ill trillions thank the presidency and all who work in the Primaiy, for the time and eftorts they give in teaching the childien of this ward the principles of the Gospel Many people from heie called at the hospital in Ogden Sunday to wish Mrs Ruby Anderson and Gaylen Christensen a speedy recovery. Tonsillectomies were performed last week on Carol Christensen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mack Christensen, and Jimmy Leavitt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Leavitt. Mr. and Mrs Mario Checketts spent Sunday, March 5 m Pocatello, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs Wayne Nichols have the basement purchased home of Morris Jensen Mr. and Mrs. Roger Johnson have moved into the Odell Christensen home. We are glad to report that A. J. Taylor has returned home after spending some time in California where he was seriously ill Mrs Melba Checketts is substituting at school for Mrs. Elvira Christensen who is ill. Friday afternoon the Primary officers and teachers of the ward met at the home of Mary Gardner to show their love and appreciation for the work she did in that organization in Elwood, before moving here. A pot luck lunch was enjoyed and they presented the guest of honor with a lovely gift. The Gardners purchased the home of Merlin Anderson. Mr. and Mis. Neil Nelson are the proud parents of a baby son born March 6 in the Tremonton hospital. Mrs. Nelson will be remembered as Merlyn Laub of Tremonton. Mr. and Mrs. Theone Hansen received a new addition in their family Tuesday, March 7 in the Brigham City hospital. The new baby boy will be welcomed at home by one sister and four brothers. Mr. and Mrs. Vernal Anderson were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Thompson of Garland last Sunday. Mrs. Leone Hansen was hostess at a very lovely open house Wednesday evening in the amusement hall in honor of her son, Darwin and wife. Many friends and relatives called to wish them success in their married life. They received many useful as well as beautiful gifts. Delicious refreshments were served. Mrs. Ruby Andrson returned to her home Thursday after having surgery ten days previous. Mary Holman is visiting in Ogden with her daughter, Ronella ONiel. Richard (Rickie) Nessler had the misfortune of getting three fingers on his right hand pinched his uncle Elmo while helping Christensen load cement blocks last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Mario Checketts left Saturday morning to visit with relatives in Phoenix, Ariz. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Burt spent last weekend in Elko, Nev. Mrs. Rita Anderson and Mrs. Myrtle Anderson spent Friday in Salt Lake City. From the reports received, Dee Ann Nelson and Dick Troseth are busy in their missionary work and are enjoying it very much. Dee Ann is in Sweden and Dick is laboring in Norway. Nola Nessler and Carrie Christensen called at the St. Benedicts hospital Saturday and said hello to Mrs. Ruby Anderson who has had surgery, and Mrs. Virgil Weidman who has a new son. Then to the Dee hospital to see Gaylen Christensen who has had surgery. ALL CAPITOL ALBUMS BEHS Brigham City, Utah March 16, 1961 THE BOX ELDER JOURNAL, Senior Thysday, tin Minnesota FFA Member minim; (omnium- - ; ac-s - ; WARRANTY - , CULLIGAN FULLY home-owne- w tMc AUTOMATIC water softener d Cl T IN WRITING: tank piotection plan tor 10 full years. warranty against coirosiim, defective parts or workmanship on the entire unit. I his warranty pi ovules SPriHIC waler softener protection Read anv other wanantv CARI IlIIY to see what is actually cov ered. Y on can depend on a lulligan pioduct. You can depend on the As low as $10 S3 per month Culligan dealei . HI RES 1. 2. tr Giudualed-disroun- U HAT YOU t ONLY arship $345.00 FFA SCHOLAR Robert Reeder has been named this week's outstanding FFA member at Box Elder High. He is shown above at work in the Shady Brook Dairy, which his father operates north of Brigham City. Farm. Utah Congressman Family Earn Honor Congressman and Mrs M. Blaine and their two sons and retwo daughters were honored cently by being named family of Peterson the week in the Chevy Chase Ward Newsletter. PeterCongressman and Mrs. son, son Tom, and daughter Mary, live at Springfield, Md. Another son, Richard, is a doctor and lives with his wife, Joun, at Rockville, Md is while a daughter, Judy, married and lives at College Park, , Md. Darwin Hansen and Miss Linda Ritter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Ritter, were married in the Logan temple, Feb. 24. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Jensen of Salt Lake City and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Iverson ot Tremonton were calling on relatives and friends in this vicinity last week. Blue Star Mothers met at the home of Mrs. Leon Jensen last Friday and heard the book, Apreviewed by Mrs. ple Blossoms Melba Checketts. There were ten ladies present. A delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Jensen and Mrs. Zina Hansen. We are glad to see George Gardner out and around again after having had surgery. Mrs. Carrie A. Christensen spent three days in Ogden recently visiting with her daughter, Loa Mae Eldridge and family. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hansen of Burley, Idaho, spent Sunday visiting relatives and friends here. The new baby girl of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anderson was blessed in sacrament meeting Sunday by Bishop Roy Braegger and given the name Tamera Gean. Reed Olson of Mr. and Mrs. Brigham City spent Sunday visiting at the Ronald Leonard home. Mrs. Olson is the former Janice Leonard. Entire Capitol Line, including NAT KING COLE ERNIE FORD A farewell TESTIMONIAL SET testimonial will honor Elder George Edward Fullmer Sunday evening prior to his departure for the Netherlands LDS Mission. SOFTSKIN HAND CREAM Testimonial iI Will Honor H REG. REG. $4.98 3.31 $ $3.98 2.36 POP AND CLASSICAL $5.98 3.98 Perry Elder MONAURAL AND STEREO These Reductions Are For Limited Time Only! Honson's the Netherlands 100s si Elder George Edward Fullmer honored at a farewell tesMarch timonial Sunday evening, 19, at 7:30 p. m. in the Perry LDS ward chapel. Elder Fullmer has accepted call to 98c $ will be REG. with new moisturizing lotion Reg. $1 .57 value GELUSIL PORTA TABLETS Reg. II NOXZEMA SKIN LOTION Reg. 89c I1 ft 1 w VV'WNS. , u WW" 'NV' 'side. I PRICES EFFECTIVE H A THURSDAY FRIDAY MONDAY Open Sunday 1 2 to 8 p.m. $f 98 $r98 LTON CENTER SATURDAY SUNDAY Reg. $3.98 "iwwvj'mm y IDS mission home in Salt Lake March 20, and City on Monday, will leave March 27 for his mission headquarters at the Hague, Holland. He is a graduate of Box Elder High school and LDS seminary He has been employed by Whita krr Construction company. Friends and relatives of the honored guest are invited to attend the testimonial, according to Bish 'op Martella Nelson, who will pre Giant Size size $2.HS Reg. f.vcKrU SALE for ineoine tax recoid keeping. steel construction with lock and key. Pcrsnnnal 'i 66c V. ' FILE in time Stuidv $1.49 Mission 'of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints. He is a son of Mr and Mis. Jay Waters of Perry. Llder Fullmer will enter the Just $1.83 it .5 $ IWS SENSATIONAL IDISCOUNTSj k & Phone PA at SINATRA KINGSTON TRIO HIT SHOW ALBUMS . 10 YEAR WRITTEN Bv Dallas Higley Robert Reeder has been named this week's outstanding FFA memHe received ber at Box Elder the recognition of his recent acBob is chairman of the tivities chapter parliamentary team which will represent BEHS at a region meet at Weber High school. He has served as a commtitee chairman on the FFA banquet. Harvest Last ball, and chapter program week he was chosen to be the chapter applicant for the Standard Oil Scholarship; only four persons fiom Utah will receive this schol- Besides these activities, Robert is vice president of FFA, president of the Key club, and candidate for the State Farmer degree. At home he has had projects in dairy and crops. He is the son of Mr. and Mis Frank Reeder of North Brigham City Their farming operation is a dairy, being unique in that they piocess and sell the milk that thev produce They call it the Shady Biook Dairy s 1 . ties, only one man in seven tu.illv winks in the mines. Ot the people who live in noi th Named Top 1 GREEN FREE PRESCRIPTION STAMP5 14 DELIVERY South MairvPhone: PA 3-52- 87 |
