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Show Mf i'iM THE BOX ELDER JOURNAL, Brigham Thursday, July 11, 1963 Gty, Utah Doctors Family Open House Set to Honor Local LDS Newlywed Couple Seeks Home in Salt Lake City 4ri AJ Ji. 1 , A-l- 'ls h Vu.cr, Society Editor Telephone PA 33 r if? Jt By Ruth you all survived the store. weekend (and the long July heat). This week, along with the hot summer breezes there is a sparkling variety of newsy items ranging from vacations to visitors to a couple of choice items from the stork 'Set blowing my way. SPECIAL FLASH! From Chicago comes the word that the Dr. Morris Ben Glovers are up in the clouds over the arrival of their first baby, a boy, born July 5. Dr. Glover is in that city completing his residency in Receiving the exciting news were the Morris who are paternal Glovers grandparents. The Morris Glovers have also been enjoying a visit from another son and family, the Wayne Glovers and son, Gary, Bellingham, Wash. Following their vacation visit in this city Wayne will return to summer school in Washington. HERE FROM Laie, Hawaii, is Ralph Olsen and son, Craig, who came to the mainland so Craig could leave on a mission for the LDS church in Denmark. Olsen is dean of students at the Church College in Hawaii. During his stay in this city Olsen is a guest of the Ronald Packers. He is also spending some time with the Dan Batys, Harper; Mrs. Mae Brunker, Hyrum, and the Marvin Olsens of this city. Olsen is a brother of Mrs. Baty, Mrs. Brunker and Marvin Olsen. BACK TO school has gone Mrs. Jerry Hurst who with her children Davis, and Teresa Ann, is spending the summer with the Lloyd Davises. Mrs. summer Hurst is attending school at USU with her mother, Mrs. Davis. The Hursts will return to Utica, New York in the fall where Hurst will he emMrs. Hurst is the forployed. mer Dee Ann Davis. A FIVE-da- y trip to Kanah was on the agenda for the Carl Wolds and their granddaughter, Susan Petersen, daughter of the Verl Petersens. They visited with the Thomas neuro-surger- two-wee- Law-son- s. KEEPING things lively at the Ira Larsens are their three Lee, Mark, and grandsons, Scott Larsen, children of the Dr. Ira Larsens, Tucson, Ariz. The boys are spending a month here while their parents are in Europe attending the International Dental convention in Stockholm. Following the convention the Larsens will tour points of interest in various countries. A daughter and of th Ira Larsens, Mr. and Mrs. Arch Brown, Salt Lake City, have also left for an extended tour of Europe, Mrs. Brown is the former Iris Larsen. The Browns went to Europe to attend a Bernina Sewing Machine company convention in Bern, Switzerland. Mrs. Larsen reports that both couples will fly by jet airliner but will be on different tours and do not plan to meet during their European stay. IT WAS GOOD to have the Bud Siegfrieds in town visiting friends and relatives. They, with their two children, Val and Ned from West Covina, Calif., spent eight days here as house guests of the Arden Balls, parents of Mrs. During their stay they were entertained at several dinner parties. Entertaining in their honor were the Dale Barons, at their home, the Palmer Siegfrieds, parents of Bud, had a family dinner party, and the Arden Balls and Earl Olsens entertained at the Balls residence. On Friday night a group of friends invited the Siegfrieds to Maddox Ranch House for dinner. The occasion also celebrated Buds birthday Included in the anniversary. di.vicr group weie the DeLonne Andersons, Rex Barons, WiNorman Johns, lliam Packers, Darwin Youngs, Bud Powers, Nathan Wheelers, Earl .Olsens and Perry Earl Peters. The Siegfrieds left Sunday for their home. THE C. V. Forsgrens combined business and pleasure and spent three weeks in New York and Philadelphia. They were accompanied by their granddaughter, Peggy Anderson. In New York they attended the f ill fvhion 'how: mid bought foil merchandise lor iheir ladies son-in-la- J , t- - rt r To Attend Denver Confab Line 4 ? '" V Local NSA Chapter Members Party Im glad rr r Representatives of the Beehive chapter of NSA will be among the more - than 1200 members of the National Sec-- i retaries Association (Interna- tional) who have made plans to take part in the 18th annual convention to be held at the they Denver Hilton hotel in Denver, j In Philadelphia sjcnt the time with their daughthe Neil ter and ternational president, has announced the convention theme: "To produce works one must have knowledge Francis Bacon. The theme, she said, underscores NSAs basic purpose, the encouragement of secretaries to do a better, more professional job through continuing education programs. The National Secretaries Association is the largest organization of business women in one profession in the world, numbering nearly 24,000 members in 541 chapters throughout the United States, Canada, Puerto Rico and Finland. NSA Colo., from July Mrs. Ouida ODell, secretary Mrs. Zundel and chil- to Zundels. director of Bryce Wilhite, dren. joined the Brighamites on technical of the rocoperations a sightseeing trip to Washing- ket center of Thiokol operations ton, D. C. where they visited Chemical corporation in Ogden, many points of historical niter-es- t. will serve as delegate. Mrs. The Forsgrens with Miss ODell has served the chapter Anderson and another grand- in the office of president for the daughter, Patty Zundel went year 19Q2-6is back. to New York for a visit secreDIANE MISS BURKE, where the two young ladies entary to J. E. Pelham, chief enof round a sightseeing. joyed gineer at the Wasatch Division According to Mrs. Forsgren of Thiokol Chemical Corporathey had a delightful time and tion, will serve as alternate. took in several major league Miss Burke was chapter presiand saw several 17-2- son-in-la- ball games One of the good shows. lights of the dent during the year high- jaunt was the jet airline trip to and from New York. Will Sponsor Ham-merlan- son-in-la- Lutheran Church Annual Picnic Set for Sunday Holy Cross Lutheran church will hold its annual congregation picnic on Sunday, July 14, at Box Elder Forest camp area No. 4, beginning at 3 p.m. The family affair will be style, with each family pot-luc- k asked to bring main dish, salad or dessert and their own table service. Tunch and coffee will be provided. games and races Organized arc planned for the youngsters during the afternoon, with soft-bato be played by all. All members of the congregation are welcome. in- - Eagles Lodge BACK HOME again after a two weeks vacation in West Virginia are the L. V. and son, Ford, of Corinne, and daughter, Joy Hammerland, Ogden. They traveled to West Virginia to visit a daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Birch and son, Kim. During their stay they were guests of a former Corinne resident, Milo who entertained them at dinner in Arlington, Va., and also took them on several tours D. C. Kim of Washington, Birch returned to Utah with his grandparents and will remain here until October when his parents will arrive for a visit. THE BEN DAYS have been busy with summer visitors during the past few weeks. Dinner guests on Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. John Grant and five children of Cheyenne, Wyo., Mrs. L. P. Hobbs, Franklin, Ida., and Nyman Jensen, Ogden, a son of Mrs. Day. Nyman and Mrs. Hobbs had just returned from visiting friends and relatives in southern California. Spending several days in this city with the Days recently were Mr. and Mrs. William Struve, North Hollywood, Calif. 1961-6- Miss Ruth Gallinot, CPS, , Saturday Dance Members of the Fraternal Orof Eagles, the Ladies auxiliary and their guests will hold a dance on Saturday, July 13, at 9:30 p. m. at the Aerie home. Proceeds from the event will go towards the building fund for the new building which has been started in north Brigham City, as will the proceeds from the breakfast that the Ladies auxiliary will serve to those present the immediately following dance. der non-unio- non-profi- t, Members of the Third LDS ward MIA will host an open house reception in honor of newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Sheffield. The bride is the former Nonda Brown, and both have been active in MIA work in the ward. Friends of the couple xare invited to attend the open house Kenneth Niel-'so- n and children David, Chris, Bobby and Eleanor have been visiting in Brigham City while establishing a new home in Suit Lake City where Dr. Nielson will begin practice with the Bryner Dr. n and Cherry Pie Time Here, Mom. Dont Miss It Is . . Cherry season is pie season for the family, but for Mom it also means canning and jellymaking time. With the harvest so plentiful in the northern Utah area in spite of late spring freezes and rain, Mom1 can well assist her budget by buying now and preserving the colorful crop far into the winter months. Canned pie cherries can be used for dessert, for wintertime pies and cobblers and to add zest to fall and winter meals in many ways, while those big sweet cherries are good for desert canning as well as just nibbling straight out of the freezer or when partially frozen. If no recipes for canning and freezing are available at home, the local home demonstration agent has a list of tested recipes on hand for just a phone call or card to her office. Music will he provided for dancing by the F'rank Troxell orchestra, and each member couple is urged to bring guests for the occasion. Doug Holmgren, dance chairCLEAR RED jelly, preserves man for the Aerie, announces that the dance will be held in and jams can be made from celebration of the groundbreakpie cherries, either using them alone or with other fruits to ing for the new Aerie home. make toast-tim- e treats for use Again, throughout the year. recipes are available from the extension agents or can be found in packages of powderejj pectin. But Mom, dont can them all! cherThose ry pies are the best and the flak-eA. family will appreciate that Mr. and Mrs. Edward more than all tasty pie Hughes and children Gwen, Jill and Bobby recently returned those lovely jars and glasses on from an enjoyable trip to Mon- the basement shelf. Dont wortana. The family travelled with ry, theyll appreciate those their newly purchased trailer, next winter when the bright colors and sharp tastes light up and camped along the way. the winter menu. visited mother with Mrs. They Edith Hughes in Helena and she accompanied them on a camping trip to Seely lake, where the family group spent two nights. Another sidelight of the trip was a visit to the home of Mrs. Hughes sister, Mrs. Bill Wright, in Bozeman, Mont. Many other relatives and friends were visited in the Montana area before the Hughes returned to their home in Brigham City. Local Family Returns From Montana Trip and Mrs. Clinic on Aug. 1. The four children have been visiting with cousins at the Ralph A. Nielson and George Nielson, Jr. homes while their parents are househunting and getting established in Salt Lake City. on Thursday, July 11, from 8 to 10 p.m. in the Third LDS ward recreation hall. The couple exchanged marriage vows in the Logan LDS Temple on Friday, July 5, and are now making their home in Brigham City. Jersey Couple Visiting Here House guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Cronin are her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Gamier of New Jersey, who are vacationing in the Utah area. The Garniers 'are making the Kotters Welcome RETURNS FROM MEET-M- iss Schow recently returned from the Pacific South Regional conference ..held ....at ....Laguna Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hotter Calif. of Brigham City are enjoying Beach, of two the visit grandchildren Jerry and Patsy Poore of Yuba City, Calif., for a few weeks during the summer. A cousin, Linda Fonnesbeck, of Howell, returned home with the Poores after a months visit with the Tom Poore family in Yuba City. Linda is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Fonnesbeck of Howtell. Miss Iris W. Schow, 124 East First North, returned recently from Laguna Beach, Calif., where she attended the Pacific South Regional conference of the National League of American Pen Women. Miss Schow is serving as Pacific South Regional editor of The Pen Woman, national magazine of the league. She was a guest of honor at the conElder Eldon J. Bott, recently presidents luncheon of the where she vention, represpoke, returned from the North Scotthe national editor of the tish mission, will be honored at senting She gave a short magazine. a homecoming testimonial on talk on and read from poetry Sunday, July 14, at 6 p. m. in her own at the workshop poems the Brigham City LDS Seventh and was also a guest of honor ward. at the art luncheon, where she Elder Bott served as superspoke briefly. vising elder over the MidloMiss Schow accompanied Mrs. thian district. He also served in Glasgow, Aberdeen and Bon- N. W. Christensen and Mrs. Blake Odd of Logan, to nyrigg. Mrs. He is a graduate of Box El- the conference, where der High school and the LDS Christensen played her own BYU compositions and Mrs. Odd parseminary. He attended for one year prior to going on ticipated as a speaker and singhis mission and plans to resume er in the music workshop. Following the conference Miss his studies in the fall. He is Schow visited the R. C. Schow in education. majoring Elder Bott is the son of Mr. and K. L. Bergen families in and Mrs. Melvin B. Bott, 540 Los Angeles before returning home. She is a school teacher North Third West. at Central elementary. Iris Grandchildren Brigham Lady Returns From Regional Meet Homecoming Cronin home their headquarters as they sightsee about Utah, to all the points of interest in the LUCKY CLOVERS held their area. The couple reports likmeeting at the home of Marilyn ing the area, its climate and the Young, the president. They had people as well as they did on an exhibit of their swimming their western trip two years robes which they sewed for ago. The girls planned their summer parties and meetings. They are now starting on their main Mother-to-B- e clothing articles, a blouse and skirt. 4-- Feted at Shower Always there... with your help Guest of honor at a baby shower held on Tuesday, June h 9, at the home of Betty was Mrs. Louise Lund. Dainty refreshments, games and gabbing were enjoyed by the former schooas lmates of the mother-to-b- e they spenlt a pleasant evening hosted by Mrs. Claybaugh.-Thospresent for the shower included Dalene Hansen, Belle Cluff, Kathy Young, Sydney Feroco, Sharon Powers and Mer-lyn- n Pitcher. Clay-baug- To Honor Missionary Your Red Cross mctzc JEWELRY PETERS yarn STERLING Brides! you can spare your friends the embarrassment of duplicating wedding gifts, if you register your Wallace Sterling pattern NOW in our Bridal Registry. We will keep precise records of what you already have and what you need so Former Residents Feted at Picnic Dr. and Mrs. Winn Fife of Redlands, Calif., formerly of Brigham City, spent last week visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Basil Fife in Brigham your wedding guests can choose the right gift the gift you want I City. 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