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Show Brigham City, Utah Thursday, December 27, 1973 BOX ELDER JOURNAL, Good Cooks j , Obituaries jj Festive mood Annie C. Watkins by Flo Munson Holiday time is here and were all in the festive Yuletide mood. The spirit of Christmas bridges the miles, spans generation gaps and unites, at least in heart, families who are separated by mountains, rivers and oceans. With children home during the holidays its always nice to have cookies on hand for those meal treats. Mrs. LaVere (LaNette Thomas) Udy of Riverside suggests you try her recipe for holiday cookies which is different and sure to please young and old alike. They are also just the thing to tuck in lunch boxes for the man of the family. LaNette was born in Tremonton and attended Bear River High school and LDS seminary. Following her marriage she was employed at Western Trail cafe for eight years. I saved my tips" she confided and bought the red shutters we have on our house. She is now employed at Carl and Dons supermarket in Tremonton. LaVere is with the state road maintainance. The are parents of three daughters and one son-M- rs. Wayne (JaNette) Rhodes of Tremonton, Laurie 17, Bart 15 and U Annie Laurenia Cameron Watkins, 66, Salt Lake City, a former Brigham City resident, died Monday of natural causes in a Salt Lake City hospital. She was born April 20, 1907, in North Ogden, to William and Laurenia Annie Campbell Cameron. She was married to Melvin Lorenzo Watkins, April 19, 1930, in Blackfoot, Idaho; he died i 3 isam n r'x 4 April 8, 1969. ''( u as- . . nice to have cookies on hand Wixom Knudson, 76, North Third East, died Wednesday morning in Cooley Memorial hospital of natural causes. She was born Nov. 13, 1897, in Brigham City, the daughter of S. C. and Argenta Valentine 1 Wixom. She was married to Benjamin H. Knudson, June 25, 1918, in Brigham City. The marriage was later solemnized in the Logan LDS temple. She had Just-a-Mer- CAKE OATMEAL Pour 1V c. boiling water over 1 c. oatmeal. Let cool. c. shortening, 1 c. brown sugar, Cream 1 c. white sugar together. Add: 2 well beaten eggs. Sift: 1 y2 c. flour, tsp. cinnamon, tsp. soda, y2 tsp. salt. Add: cooled oatmeal. Bake at 350 degrees for 30 to 35 min. Topping V c. brown sugar. 1 c. can milk, c coconut, c. nuts, Place on cake while still warm. Lisa spoke up saying "Everything Mom cooks is SO good. I think I like her rolls best of all. 1 HOLIDAY COOKIES 1 c. brown sugar, y2 c. white sugar, sq. butter, melted; 2 eggs well beaten. tsp. lemon. Sift: 2 c. flour, tsp. soda, 2 tsp. baking powder, tsp. salt, James Resident honored at ASGS party Orvil J. Nish was honored at the annual ASCS Christmas party held in the Cross Roads dining room Friday for county committeemen, office ployees and their partners. Nish has served for three consecutive terms-1- 7 years as chairman and a member of the county committee. He was presented with a nice gift in appreciation for his services. Frank Chadaz of Tremonton was elected to succeed Nish. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Lamb and family attended a Christmas party Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. Lambs brother and sister-in-laMr. and Mrs. Farrel D. Williams and family in Malad. Others attending were Mr. and Mrs. Mike Williams and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Udy and family of Portage, Mr. and Mrs. Rees Roundy and family of Logan, Mr. and Mrs. Bart Williams and family of Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. LaMont Waldron and family of Weston, Mr. and Mrs. Farrel Williams Sr. of Malad. A planned potluck supper was enjoyed. During the evening Santa made his appearance much to the childrens delight. He had treats for all the children. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Lamb and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Udy and family spent Christmas Day at the home of Mrs. Edith Atkinson in Samaria. They were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Mario Atkinson and family of Pocatello. A lovely dinner was enjoyed. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Wheatley in Malad Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Secrist. Spending Friday in Salt Lake City were Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Archibald. They were accompanied by their daughter Mrs. Drex Hess of Garland. Friday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Nish were Mr. and Mrs. Brent Macfarlane and two daughters of Logan, Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Udy and family of Tremonton. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Estep attended funeral services for John Kelly at the Felt Funeral Home in Brigham City Thursday. They also visited in Logan during the week. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stokes entertained at a party at their home Friday in compliment to is Provo. Sunday they enjoyed dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Montgomery and family in Brigham Mr. and Mrs. Tom Grill and family of Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Deakin and two boys of Tremonton. A delicious dinner was enjoyed. Gifts were exchanged. Enjoying Christmas dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Steed Estep were Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wakely and family of Malad, Mr. and Mrs. Grady Welks and family of Syracuse, Mr. and Mrs. Max City. Mrs. Nina Lamb, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Owen and son Shaun attended a family Christmas Eve Party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Owen and family in Fielding. Other guests were Dupree, four Plymouth Ponderings who (Juanita) Hesperia, Calif.; Mrs. LeRoy (Diane) Davis, Perry; Mrs. Sandra K. Hansen, Salt Lake City; 10 grandchildren, 14 Estep and family of Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Burgess and family of Plymouth. Afternoon guests were Mr. and Mrs. Norvel Estep and family of Tremonton. brothers and one sister, R. V. Wixom, Salt Lake City; Vern Wixom, Brigham City; Grant A. Wixom, Phoenix Ariz.; Keith Wixom, Washington Terrace; Mrs. Rex (Edith) Gleave, Salt Lake City; and a nephew, Robert H. McCabe, Brigham '' Funeral ' services' will" be City. conducted Saturday at 11 a.m. in the Brigham City Fourth LDS ward chapel. Friends may call at Olsens Funeral chapel, Second North and Main, Friday from 7 to 9 step- father, Rulon H. Jones, Rigby, Idaho; six grandchildren, and a sister, Mrs. Floyd (Avis) Morgan, Brigham City. Funeral services are planned Friday at noon at 255 South Second East in Salt Lake City, where friends may call Thursday 6 to 8 p.m. and Friday prior to services. Burial will be in the Brigham City cemetery. a lifelong City Civic Improvement club e and a member of the club. She was a member of the Brigham City Fourth LDS ward, Daughters of the Utah Pioneers, and a former vice chairman of Box Elder county Republican party. include her Survivors husband of Brigham City; one son and three daughters, Clair Knudson of Brigham City; Mrs. 1 1 been resident of Brigham City, charter member of the Brigham Make 1 lb. hamburger into meat balls with onions. Erown meat balls. Add 2 to 3 T. flour, Slice potatoes in yt in. pieces and add to meat. Add water to cover. Let boil until potatoes are cooked. Add c. can milk and can of corn. Season to taste. Simmer. moist.- their daughter Joan attending BYU in Skidmore, Bountiful; Violet tsp. ginger (or allspice), tsp. cinnamon, iy2 c. pumpkin, (1 small can) c. raisins, i c. nuts, Cream butter and sugars and add beaten eggs. Add all dry ingredients. Add pumpkin, nuts and raisins. Beat well. Bake at 375 degrees or until brown. (If desired frost with orange icing). 1 I remember the first batch of bread I ever made" she said laughingly. I was only 16 and I added too much salt it was impossible to eat it. My second attempt I didnt add third time it turned enough salt and it tasted flat--th- e out just right and I have had no problem at all since. My husband likes plain meals-me- at, potatoes and gravy suit him just fine. LaNette shares a helpful hint-A- dd a cup of powered buttermilk in your homemade bread to make it more - by Flo Munson (Montan) Peri, Los Angeles, Calif.; Mrs. Ray B. (RuLynn) 37 CORN CHOWDER 1 her include Survivors daughters, Mrs. John M. Violet Knudsen Mrs. LaVere Udy and Lisa First Bread tsp. vanilla, - Violet Knudsen Posse Members LaNette and her husband are members of the Box Elder County posse. They are fond of horses. They had the reserve grand champion quarter horse in the Box Elder County fair in Tremonton last fall. They received a lovely trophy plus a cash prize. The Udys lived in Tremonton and Thatcher before making their permanent home in Riverside. They have been in the process of remodeling their home the past summer. LaNette is an immaculate housekeeper. I love to cook she said. I suppose I inherited the love of cooking from my mother who is a fabulous cook. I make my own bread most of the time. Bread baking is richly satisfying to the baker and rewarding to those lucky enough to enjoy the bounty. 1 Mrs. Watkins was a member the LDS church, Daughters of the Utah Pioneers, and an employee of the J.C. Penney Co. for 30 years. of Lisa 10. 1 Delbert jj E. Cook Delbert Eugene Cook, 67, Willard, died on Tuesday at his home of natural causes. Ie was born Dec. 29, 1905 in Willard, the son of Samuel Norton and Stella Barker Cook. He married Marion Nebeker, May 20, 1932 in the Salt Lake LDS temple. Cook was reared in Willard and graduated from Box Elder High school. He attended Utah State university. He fulfilled an LDS mission to California and served in many capacities in the LDS church including, stake Sunday school superintendent, bishop of the Willard ward, member of the high council in the Box Elder and Box Elder South stakes. His civic activities included a term as member of Box Elder school board, and also being active in local and county agricultural organizations. Survivors include his widow Willard; and the following son and daughters, Eugene N. Mrs. Cook, Jerome, Idaho; Wilford H. (Varlene) Geddes, Ogden; Mrs. Earl (Barbara) Chapman, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Ellis T. (Donna) Smith, Twin Falls, Idaho; and Mrs. J. Grant (Annette) Hacking, Brigham Newel Nish who was observing her birthday anniversary. Other guests were Mrs. Udell Godfrey and family of .Clarkston and Newel Nish. Mrs. Steed Estep and Mrs. Ed Vanderhoof spent Wednesday in Logan. Spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Secrist is A A A A A A i'iiiF oriel c YORK (UPI- )- The cost of operating a standard size automobile in the United States is 13.6 cents NEW average per mile, the Insurance grandchildren; City; - 19 brothers and foster sister, Information Institute said. The most expensive factor is the autos original which the Merlin N. Cook, Roy; Francis H. Cook Brigham City and Mrs. Cecil Rowberry, Provo. depreciation, institute calculated at 4.4 Funeral services will be conducted Saturday at p.m. in Clifford Jones cents per mile. The other five expense categories, figured on a per mile basis, were: maintenance, parts and tires 2.6 cents; gas and oil, 2.1 cents; parking and tools 1.8 cents; insurance 1.4 cents, and state and federal taxes 1.3 cents. 1 Clifford Tracy Jones, 55, Naf, Idaho, died Monday in the Veterans hospital in Portland, Ore. of natural causes. He was born April 22, 1918, in Naf, the son of Ervin and Malinda Tracy Jones. He was reared in Stanrod, Utah. Jones had been a farmer but later joined the U.S. Army and made the service his career. Survivors include his father of Ogden; brothers and sisters, Theron Jones, Salt Lake City; Arlo Jones, Lima, Mont.; Harold Jones, and Merle Jones both of Naf; Mrs. Yale (Nelda) Montgomery, Yost, and Leora Jones, Ogden. Funeral services will be conducted Friday at 1 p.m. in the Olsen-FeFuneral chapel, 209 South First East, where friends may call two hours prior to services. Burial will be in the Brigham City cemetery. E. Cook North and South Carolina were divided in 1712 when the states were a British colony. of the Willard LDS ward chapel with Bishop Robert North Friends may call at the Olsen-Fel- t Funeral Home, 209 South First East, Friday 7 to 9 p.m. and Saturday at the ward chapel one hour prior to r Love the Life You Lead? DRIVE WITH CAREI Burial will be in the Willard cemetery. New Year's Eve! lt p.m. and Saturday one hour prior to services. Burial will be in the Brigham City cemetery. Mrs. Newel Nish and Mrs. Joseph Stokes visited in Ogden during the week. Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Nish spent Saturday in Ogden. 'Mens w Mrs. Stokes' mother Mrs. Delbert SPORT GOATS '100 i polyester Reg. 49.95 Cotton icexcsaoY 100 100 riYLOU 1.50 TRICOT assorted colors -- 1 assorted colors 100 3.22 WOOL assorted ASSORTED PATTERNS 4 COLORS DOUBLE KKIT 100 Pollyester FAMOUS MAKER PRIIJI DLOUSES VALUES TO 100 DOUBLE KNIT SLACKS VESTS SHIRT reg. 20.00 NOW yd. 'g 100 7.98 Polyester CHECKS 12.00 13.00 - Sizes S.M.L. 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