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Show s BOX ELDER JOURNAL, Brigham City, Utah 10 elder returns, will talk BC Thursday, March 24, 1977 Fielding Flashes by Flo Munson The Future Progress guild held its annual birthday club party along with their partners at Chases Charcoal Dinner House in Tremonton Saturday evening with Mrs. RaEtta Jones as chairman. A dinner was served to approximately 50. A decorated birthday cake was on display and was won by Thayne Jones. The Future Progress guild will hold its annual spring fashion show at the Classic Shop in Tremonton April 21 with Mrs. Eleanor Petersen, Mrs. Julie Wood, Mrs. Janet Garn as hostesses and Mrs. Judy Smith as chairman. Club members as well as younger girls will model the latest fashions for spring and summer. Election of officers for the coming year is also on the agenda. Friends and relatives of Mrs. Edith Welling who recently underwent heart surgery at the LDS hospital in Salt Lake City will be happy to know Mrs. Welling has now been moved into a private room at the hospital and is in a much better condition than was anticipated last week. Visiting her during the past week were her daughter Miss Enid Welling of Seattle who has been staying at the family home in Fielding for quite sometime and Mr. and Mrs. John McClellan. Enid Welling left Monday for her home in Seattle. Pat McClellan of Albany, Calif., who has been with his grandmother since she was admitted into the hospital, left Saturday for his home in Albany. Miss Maurine Burton of Rea-shur- Ogden. Weekend Debra Anderson of Ogden. The girls parents Mr. and Mrs. Keith Anderson were in the Pocatello attending the cutter and chariott racing in the world finals. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Terry Lewis and family during the past week were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lewis, Mrs. Pat Tripp, Mr. and Mrs. Steven Lewis and two children of Malad. Miss Cindy Petersen spent Mrs. Effie Potter accompanied by her daughter Mrs. Arlene Anderson of Ogden spent Wednesday in Salt Lake City where they enjoyed dinner in the Tiffin Room at ZCMI. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Burton were their daughter Mrs. LaRene Spendlove and sons Robert and John of Perry. Mrs. Flo Munson visited her niece Mrs. Carol Edwards and daughter Jean in Logan Saturday. Mrs. Sara Moss enjoyed visiting her sister Mrs. Vadis Gilgen in Malad Thursday. sity in Logan. Spending the past week visiting Mrs. Rachel Burton was her daughter Mrs. Jerry (Barbara) Robinson and children Marci, Anita and Sheldon of Montrose, Colo. Also spending the weekend at the Burton home was I lj are 26. Wednesday through Tuesday visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Donald Petersen between quarters at Utah State univer- i and Mr. Salt Attend Reception Mr. and Mrs. Darvel Garn and Mr. and Mrs. Oleen Garn attended a wedding reception at the White House reception center in Ogden Wednesday evening honoring Miss Sheila Flamm, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bryce C. Flamm of Ogden, who became the bride of Jeff Favero, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Favero of Brigham City. Following the reception Mr. and Mrs. 01e,en Garn and Mr. and Mrs. Darvel Garn visited Mrs. Darvel Gams parents Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Lefler in Riverdale. Mrs. Sara Moss spent Wednesday visiting Miss Mary Jane Moss in Salt Lake City. The two ladies enjoyed dinner at the Hawaiian restaurant. A large gorup from Fielding attended the wedding reception for Mr. and Mrs. Dee (Slyvia Griffen) Atkins held at the Garland cultural hall Saturday evening. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Atkins, former residents of Fielding. The bride is the daughter of Mayor and Mrs. Eldon Griffen of Garland. The young couple will be further honored at an open house held in the 18th ward cultural hall in Kearns on May granddaughters Kaylene and - ij .. . Elder Elmore H. Salisbury . speaks Sunday . Tim Holdaway were among those who attended the cutter races and chariott races at the world finals held at the Bannock county fairgrounds in Pocatello during the weekend. in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Blotter and family in Millville Saturday evening. Approxi- attended. Following mately the dinner rides were enjoyed in the nearby hills. Of interest is the birth of a baby boy born to Karl and Kathy Hess March 8 in Salt Lake City. They have two little girls. Ann and Linda. Karl, the son of the late Dean Hess, was a former Fielding resident. great grandfather Hess lives in Ogden. Of special interest is the fact the baby will be named John Wright Hess, which are the same initials as his great, great, greatgrandfather who was John W.. Hess, one of the early pioneers of Fielding. His great, greatgrandfather was Fieldings first Bishop James H. Hess. Mrs. Barbara Udy and Mrs. Aloha Garn were two of the mothers who accompanied the from Bear River High school to Boise for the weekend where they participated in the 12th Annual Pacific Northwest Drill team contest which represented students from California, Utah, Idaho and Washington. won honors, The first in parade and third in overall. Ilene Udy and Cathy-Garwere two of the partici40 Welling. It is reported Wendell Welling who has been receiving medical care in St. George has now been transfered to a hospital in Salt Lake City for further care. Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Voylet Grover were her and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fowler and daughters Denise and Teri and son Ty of Granger. Mrs. Darrell Burton Jr. underwent major surgery at the Logan hospital Thursday. She is reported to be recovering nicely- Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bywater were Mrs. Alan Gardner and daughter Jennifer of Logan. Other Saturday guests at the By water home were Mrs. Brenda Hubbard of Holbrooke and Mrs. Florence Hubbard of Malad. Visiting Mrs. Eunice Ravsten in Logan Thursday were Mrs. Elma Petersen and Mrs. Marie They -- were- acconr- panied by Mrs. Arlene Macfar-ale- Elder Kirk . . . Y. Thorpe dates farewell Missionary will speak at farewell Elder Box Barbara Holman certified agent Woman certifies Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Mason accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hansen of Brigham City enjoyed dinner at the Loft House in Logan Sunday even- , last fall. She was born Sept. 13, 1900, in Honeyville, a daughter of George T. and Permilla Boothe Rogers. She was married to LeRoy Oyler on April 23, 1919, in the Salt Lake LDS temple. He died July 4, 1970. She was reared and educated in Bear River valley. She was a member of the Garland East LDS ward and had served as chorister, Relief society president. Primary president and teacher. She had been a member of the Bear River Stake Relief Society board, YWMIA teacher and had received an honorary Golden Gleaner award. She had been a Sunday school teacher. Relief society visiting teacher and Now Surviving are two sons and three daughters, LeRoy Oyler Jr., Mrs. Lyle (Helen) Johnson both of Bountiful; Roger Oyler Mrs. Jasper (Donna) Shaffer Mrs. Leon (Erma) Andersen all of East Garland; 20 grand children, 38 ren, one great-grandchil- d Also surviving are two brothers and two sisters, E.N. Rogers, Veradale, Wash.; H.B. Rogers, Salina, Kan.; Mrs. Permilla (Millie) Bean, Layton; Mrs. Gus (Ethel) Forsberg, Garland. Funeral services were conducted Wednesday in the Garland East Ward chapel with Bishop R. Lee Allen officiating. Burial was in East Garland cemetery. lf Holman Tax Service and Insurance agency announces that Mrs. Barbara Holman has been certified as a casualty insurance agent and will be a full partner in the family business. Actually, Mrs. Holman adds that shes been a partner for the full time, of her husbands insurance business, but as the typist and general assistant up until attending the agents course offered by the Independ-- , InsqrangeAgervtsassqcia- - Leah Rogers Oyler class teacher. She was a member of the Birthday club. she can handle the professional phases of business also. Her husband, Dwight Holman, has been in the insurance business for the past four and one-hayears and began it as a CARD OF THANKS full occupation during the past To those who by their acts of year. He also attended the kindness expressed their symschool and has added health, retirement and life insurance to pathy and friendship at the time of the death of our beloved his coverage. Mrs. Holman is active in the mother, Elsie Pugsley Kunzler wish to express heartfelt community, this year serving we as vice president of the Ladies thanks. We wish especially to Community club which means thank the ward bishopric, the that she will serve as president Relief society, our friends, and all others who assisted in any in the coming term. The Holmans have three way. children and reside at 130 North Mr. and Mrs. Max W. Kunzler, Second East, with their busiMr. and Mrs. Calvin Larsen, ness office located in their ' : jJVIf. and Mrs, Kenneth Yost: home-- - f tion as agent ing. High school in 1976 and is a Seminary graduate. He has been attending college in Logan since graduating. He will enter the Language Training mission in Provo, on April 7. Missionary farewell services are scheduled on Sunday, March 27, at the South Box Elder Stake center, at 6 p.m. Friends, neighbors and family are invited to attend. After the meeting an open house will be held at the Thorpe home. . . . 76, cancer. South Main street, Brigham City, has been called to serve as a full time missionary in the Hamburg, Germany Mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints. He is the son of Thomas C. and Vonda J. Thorpe, of Brigham City. He graduate from the pants. Spending Friday and Saturday visiting Fred Coombs were Mr. and Mrs. Arden Coombs and daughter Nancy and sons Nathan, Daren and Edward of Ogden. Mrs. LaRon Udy was in Ogden Saturday to attend a Delta Kappa Gamma meeting at the Ogden Country club where Dr. Jay Evans of Weber State col-- , lege was the guest speakers Mrs. Leah Rogers Oyler, of East Garland, died Saturday, March 19, 1977, at her home of Elder Kirk Yancey Thorpe of El-wo- Tremonton. Her Leah Rogers Oyler 1060 The--baby- daughters Mrs. Maxiene Gardner of Brigham City and Mrs. Carmen Whittle of Hyde Park have been spending a few days caring for her while she is recuperating. Attending a nutrition demonstration presented through the Extension Service at USU held at the senior center in Tremonton Thursday were Mrs. Mabel Hansen, Mrs. Voylet Grover, Mrs. Lovinne Holt, Mrs. Isabella Hess and Mrs. Millie Bywater.- III . Visitors From Midway Spending the weekend visiting Mr. and Mrs. Keith Coombs and family were Mr. and Mrs. Bob (Susie) Owens and sons Shane, Shaun and Shad of Midway. Friends of Mrs. Ruby Farnsworth will be happy to learn she has returned home after receiving medical care in the hospital Elder Elmore H. Salisbury III, son of Elmore and Mary Salisbury, 956 Fishburn Drive, Brigham City, returned from the LDS Japan Tokyo Mission March 4 and will report on his experiences Sunday, March 27 in the Twenty-firs- t ward. The family invites their friends to attend the regular sacrament meeting which begins at 4 p.m. and will be held in the South stake center at 865 South Third West. Elder Salisbury served in Tokyo Fourth and Sixth wards, Omiya, Ashikaga, Kumagaya and Mito. An open house for the elder will be held at his parents home following the meeting. Obituaries CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our deep appreciation to all of those who have come, called or contacted us or helped in so many ways in the sudden passing of our boy Von O. Hokanson. We have felt your feelings for us and it has been so appreciated and helped to make it easier. May God be with you as we know he is with us. Olof & Marie Hokanson and family. Tall Stalks Some cornstalks in Californias inland delta farming reach heights of 14 feet. region Migrating Altitudes When migrating, most birds fly below 3,000 feet. Ducks and some small perching birds have been seen above 20,000 feet. 200yeaat1he!1octfiu n of Riverside. Mr. and Mrs. Claine Smith of Tremonton visited Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Smith and family Sa- turday. Spring Vacation Miss Jolene Rudd spent her spring vacation from USU in Logan with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rudd and family. Mr. and Mrs. Rosel Zundel attended basketball games in Logan the forepart of last week. Mrs. Gale Welling entertained at a dinner party at her home Sunday honoring her husband who was observing his birthday anniversary. Guests included Mrs. Tamra Peterson and son Reese and daughters Cathy and Susan of Newton, Allyson Marsh and sons Brady and Shane and daughter Lori of Brigham City, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Welling and children Leanne, Michelle, Aaron and Megan of Fielding. Mrs. Jim Garn and family enjoyed Sunday dinner with and Mrs. Garns brother-in-lasister Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lun-daand family in Providence. The occasion was Brett birthday anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. DeVere Adams and family attended an Appalo-os- a club dinner party for members and their families held at Lun--dah- ls .j? l1'-- We also have a limited number of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Allred, Lynn Allred, McKay Allred, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Anger, Mr. and Mrs. Verl Udy, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Udy, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Johnson, Lyle Holdaway and son-in-la- guests of Mr. Mrs. Irvin Coombs were and Mrs. M.E. Hansen of Lake City. The two ladies sisters. son-in-la- i n. Overnight Guests Overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. John McClellan and family Thursday were Miss Nancy Leibelt and Brenda Graff of American Fork. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Mason were at the St. Benedicts hospital in Ogden last Wednesday when their daughter Mrs. Reta Sharkey underwent major surgery. She is now recuperating nicely at home. They were overnight guests of their son Mr. and and daughter-in-laMrs. Dent Mason in Ogden Wednesday. Thursday they attended funeral services for E. C. Masons sister, Mrs. Twilla Mason Fresne, 70, of Payson held at the Chapel of the Flowers Mortuary in Ogden. Burial took place in the Ogden City cemetery. Dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Munson and family Wednesday were Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Edwards and daughter Jean of Logan. Monday evening Mrs. Parley R. Peterson entertained at a family dinner party honoring her husband who was observing his birthday anniversary. Other guests included Mr. and Mrs. Michael Baird and family of e Brigham City, Miss Vicki of Logan, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Lewis and family and Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Garn of Fielding. Spending the weekend visiting Mrs. Lucille Potter was her sister Mrs. Elaine Stewart of In Spokone Mr. and Mrs. Keith Moss and son Mike accompanied by Linda Garner of Hyrum spent last weekend in Spokane as guests of and Mrs. Mosss brother-in-lasister Mr. and Mrs. James (Noreen) Kent and family. They went by plane especially to attend the wedding ceremony and reception' for James Lee Kent, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Kent who claimed Jan Marie Natwick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Natwick, as his bride in a twilight ceremony performed at the home of the brides parents. Prior wedding., a dinner was held at the Flamingo in Spokane. Also attending the ceremony and reception were Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kent and daughter Colleen. They were joined by their and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Bill (Pam) Mellon of Walla Walla. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kent and Colleen also visited at the Bill Mellon home before returning home. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Potter were their rum Lake-tow- jj . 2. ....... A V V ode X99 J&ll Carpets & Draperies m Due to these low prices we can not honor 76 South Main , - 723-758- 6 Ly Brigham City Credit Cards, pfe |
