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Situated at the main entranceway to Weber's beautiful tract east of Harrison Boulevard on an imposing bench area prominence, the civic-minde- d. ians who spent their own money to finance the project Carl C. Gaskill, Rotary Club president, estimates that work d on the monument is about complete, which means final touches will have been added by NUdatebatatyet been set for dedicatory services. Work was begun last fall, he said. in Committee chairman charge of the public-spirite- d venture is Frank M. Browning, I one-thir- r. z. I Meeting Fin. 98th Military Police Company, Organized Reserve Corps, will hold a training session at the Utah Gen- eral Depot Annex No. One, at 7:30 cm. I Monday. "Surveillance" and "Sources of Information" will be the top I Nonagenarian To Be Honored BRIGHAM CITYTo honor Mrs. Ellen Sheffield Carter on her 90th birthday open house was held Sunday at the home and daughter, of a Mr. and Mrs. Zenos W. Earl, 177 South Second East St. Mrs. Carter was born Feb. 5, in Northhamptonshire, 1860 son-in-la- w ' England, a daughter of James W. and Sarah Adelaide Wilmer Sheffield. The family moved to London when she was one year old, where her father worked as a shoemaker and also presided over several branches of the Church of Jesus. Christ of Latter-da- y Saints in England. TO ,UTAH LN . ,. ,..,..,..,,,,,, , or:. . ,, ' t- '' , . ,, "I, le e . ' ,. 112111371atics,11- ,,, ' Ordluezdgein: tlir.reacour"Intg. 1373 The family came to Utah in November, 1873. They landed in Castle Gardens, N. Y., and boarded th.t train to come west, settling in Brigham City. Here Mrs. Carter's father worked in the United Order under Pres. Lorenzo Snow. She was married in 1877 to Simeon D. Carter, whose father was the first family to settle In Brigham City, by President Snow. In February, 1889, the marriage was solemnized in the Logan Temple. Ir May, 1882, the Carters moved to 27 South Fifth Est, where most of their children were born. Mr. and Mrs. Carter spent 60 years of happy married life and on their sixtieth wedding anniversary, March 13, 1937, the family and friends gathered at the home of Vera C. Earl for a banquet and program. The following month, April 8, 1937, Mr. Carter died. As Mrs. Carter watches the growth of the state along lines of education, road building, architecture and density of population, she loves to recount incidents of the same phases of development., ACTIVE IN CHURCH She was Relief Society teacher for 40 years, taught religion class, worked on the Old Folks' committee or many years and In times when they put on ward dinners, Mn- - Carter did more than her share. She has spent many hours nursing the sick and making burial clothes. She has three daughters and one son: Mrs. Vilate Carter Primrose, Vallejo, Calif.; Simeon Wilmer Carter, Ogden i Mrs. Heber D. Stokes and Mrs. Zenos W. Earl, Brigham City; also two brothers. W. W. Sheffield, Alberta, Canada. and Frank W. 24 grandchilSheffield, Laytmt: ' dren and 38 ics under discussion. They will be led by officers of the group. The unit is scheduled for active duty training at Fort Lewis Washington June 11 to June 25. There are still openings in the unit for qualified personnel, it is stated. CLEARFIELDTuesday is the deadline for filing applications for the open competitive examinations for sheet metal workers, welder (combinations) and electrician, the board t U. S. Civil Service Examiners, Clearfield Naval Supply-Dep-ot said Monday. OGDENThree persons who were found guilty of traffic violations were fined $10 each by City Judge J. Quill Nebeker Monday. Abe J. Doueneaz, 650 West Twenty-firs- t St., and Jose Rodriquez, 21, of 141 West Twenty-firSt., both were fined for failing to stop for a stop sign and John Paul Kozuke, 2103 Adams, pleaded guilty to a charge of speeding. st BIDS SOUGHT FOR AERATOR for a steel water aerator for use at the city airport will be opened Thursday at 10 a.m. The device makes chemical rearrangement of iron sulfides and removes substance on which algae thrives. The presence of algae colonies results in disagreeable odors and affects the taste of the water. Chicken pox OGDEN led in cases of contagious diseases reported to the City Health Department last week. Chicken pox cases numbered 26 to double the number of mumps reported at 13. OGDEN Members of the Phi Beta Phi Alumnae Club will meet Wedi4'sday at the home of Mrs. Robert H. Hinckley at Hill Air Force Base. R. O. Vowles OGDEN will be the speaker at a meeting of the special interest group of the Fifteenth Ward. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints Monday at 7 p.m. The speaker is a returned missionary. OGDEN Bids ProvesVonderful For itching Skin! To promptly soothe Itching and ald healing of eczerna, rashes, psoriasis, e ringworm, pimples and similar skirt and itchy scaly irritations apply Zero. Thits doctor's highly medicated invisible Zemo liquid is backed by amazing record of suefess. Greaseless! Stainless! For stubborn eases buy Extra Strength Zama. am-fac- TRIALSIU 351ZEril ' ,. ',- - 4 - -- - , - e''' "r ,.., stek up'.1-uesda- .COILVILL AU 41 .,.. . . y Fdrm:Roun I I : " . , , ,, , : '. .; , i ,,,,,,----- Auel ,, E:DEISIIIP ' . - t , CARNEGIE . , . - - C9PRSE Begins Thum:, Feb.46 9-89- , , 3-95- - , 98 , , ' , v., .1, i 7 'ow ' k ,, ,. ., .: '4i ...., 1H:-- ' ..; ,.,4,,:..,' - '''.' :::: : . ' r: '::. ;'..' :,:.::.' 4.4,,,i,..,24.,...br '.. ' ..., ,- ' ,' ,,,,,,,4 , 1 1 'N, - ....- :: ::. ,,7':':;:. ,,,,,,,,,,f,,,,,,,,,,,,' , im.", i .::- ,',4,0a,1;,,. , i ., 1 - ' ,, '. 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'' .,;;'' ')'') t 7- - ''''.." , ,4,41.-- ;J, '' , p. , , l'-- ' '''' ' : , ) :,...'Z,'-- .,.-- V - : ,4 - , '!,,.'-- , ) -- fit ''' s: Ilk,c C111.41, I: , . too: it. AA ,1, .,, , z ,'' :',7 ..:'.',a:: - .:', ::.-'7- 400 A:14, -- ',.:" s , A ,. , , :; ,;,.- ,. :e. ,:, ,:t ':: .. ,; .. : , elf ' - 4,- ,. ' : - ,. ' AM ' 11 i 1 ''' , :' P lsouA,k, inr"wteigMlinir I t b I , 7 - , 1 Av -.- i 11''" 11 ISPeAited gibe gefeo)tiad'ovo consoeDwo fact-findi- 8. ahe loomoo7 aUflUF1I6DDOQ Ogden Recruiting Office Lists Navy Enlistees OGDEN Naples of persons enlisting at the I.J. S. Navy Recruiting Office in the Ogden Post Office Building during January. for training in the Naval Reserve, were released by re-- . cruiting officials Saturday. The nine men and OM glom se am Illyrte Rear!. Ogden; Harvey Ray Bart James Shaw. Riverdale. Ogden: IOW Clifford Odeon Nelson, Brigham Rex Shand Ctmnizsgbam. Layton: city: Ray Sherwood Walker. Layton: Brent Banner Sorrow. Layton; WaYne Bulks- - Cedar City i and WM Reims Stevenson. Ogden. now Free Book on Arthritis And libeling's' Excelsior Springs, Mo., Feb. 6. So successful has a specialized system proven for treating rheumatism and arthritis that an amazing new book will be sent free to any reader of this paper who will write for it. The book, entitled "Rheumatism," fully explains why drugs and medicines give only temporary relief and fail to remove the causes of the trouble; explains how you may obtain relief from rheumatism and arthritis. You incur no obligation in sending for this instructive book. the means of saving It mar-blyou years of untold misery. For lwritinepromptly. the Clinic will Isend their newly enliirged book, "Rheurnatisin." Adentitled dress your letter to The Ball Clinic; Dept 4805, Excelsior Springs. Missouri, but be sure to e today.(Adv.) a 440' director-produc- er 1 , - '''. . , "Do-It-Yours- ' ,. . . ,,,.,,,,,,,-,.-;- - ) . ; , - C. Lam- . -- Ectorir w bert, : , i - I 1 Cotomerce, discussia-F-ticul1- , Law will participate days of discussions dean of the Brigham Young University Summer School and director of the university library, will participate in a survey and study of the Utah educational set-uThe National COMMiSSIOn for Defillse of Democracy through Edulation has been asked to deafnate a national committee to study the functions of the Utah State Department of Education in relation to other divisions of the state government Initial meeting of the committee has been scheduled for Salt Lake City Tuesday. Dr. Lambert was asked to participate in the meeting by Harold Benjamin, dean of the college of education of the UniverxitY of Maryland and chairman of the national commission. Since 1935 Dr. Lambert has participated as a consultant or research expert In every major investigation of education in Utah. In 1939 he wrote the report entitled "Public Education in Utah." for the governor's board. He was a research consultant for the Utah Tax Study Commission's investigation into education. and public welfare in 1945-4And in 1947 he wrote the report for the Utah Legisiative CounciL Ed. - the-Ogd- --- - Salt-Lake-C- itY PROVO.-Dr- . Tooele Names GOPDelegates I Dean at BYU To Help in School Study Write 4 11 - Leth:uslake"elp) 11 - 7 morhisr" will to Count: rarmeet Roundup will ' held in tho Summit Stake 're,- , an. am. 10 'Theodor. open at . , made. . cording to ,Lawrence Wright. The afternoon Bee- Tuesday president of the County Farm Bureau and general chairman sion will be held at the Union ,'' ' - - S.Sumndt - -- '- 195a-:4- 3 so, Open ou n 1 '' ''' - 6,' ! to the questions, that are in dispute. .4e Pacific educational ear,- - which Rai Fisher clerk-o- city court of the event swears 'the ahuee. is true. elessiof entithe teeTheture mumdteeuestoning lit&tilbjel7 143catedwM7 hastmEarmC6alville.audi The Forest Serv- Chamber of Commerce and Mr. OGDEN an-- 1 ice celebrated its forty-fift- h Kiesel. an Ogden pioneer. . posed Weber Basin project' Horne Bulldinte. but the real niver The Roundup continues with Scheduled to lecture are E. J. Sylvia, information girl at the intermountain how the is story executive secretary of a full., schedule on Wednesday hospital. told us recently that at nested, decided en least one patient was admitted i regional thaectadgodueaarters and a banquet on Tintraday aro. Chamber of : to locate --' - , due to the extreme cold of the mnt. and Back in 1907,- - several cities past while. president of the SumMit Count in Utah and Idaho were bidding his electric d Wamaater 011i:ethers Assocmorninglatiossprogram WENDOblicsa otVERdistrietWenNdo.overl.bltele-for the offices. Finally a Utah intotHhe air and it was sotocorcldh was It the inside is a beam of Summit of deedge. the iPu got froze. He tity light tll to.. elect iy. not Ogden. outlook Ci:r cided to me how far the beam 1ii UC, Iftv-f- t 2 By Extension Economist , Immediately the Chamber of reached and began to climb it. !officers and Tooele who were elected Leon- Michaelson.- .,The tam Commerce went into action. Just as he got about 20 feet off ini417 4 j4 s - ladies will be busy in a 'elision They hurriedly canvassed local the ground. someone turned off are as follows: l oil- be whioixwM businessmen. Who tould build the light" Sylvia tells tis. onlothing . B. retted. by Miss Theta joimson. a suitable building for rent to A kind word can bring 'pros- IJesse IMdred vice McKellar, 'Attewoo; the U. S. government to bring perity or a harsh word may start clothing specialist. seers- girls at the 'Ichairman,' Hugh Nielson, , - cr, : Beck, treasurer. South'Sevier'Stohe i caterkig A delegation from the Cham- to the morning trade !Usually I District committee Brint L ber of Commerce then went to ask in a pleasant voice if the Peterson, Ray V. Peterion, Lynn 'Slates Confefence . MONROE South Sevier Washington. "We have just the customer would care for a do- Hutchinson. nut. we are a for and . , you , building . Stake of the Church of Jesus - County Conmiittee Delegates -railroad center they told Forof Latterdal Saints will Monday one man with a IChrtst DOIst Call LYMAN est Service officals. Hugh Nielson, Edith M. Peter-- 1 bold its quarterly conference grouch retorted "rn ask for one Who could turn down an offer when I want one." son. Sunday. Res. like that? Elder Marion G. Romney, asthe waitresses have a , Now County Convention Delegates sistant That is why we have the vil- complex and cake sales have to the Council of the MMUS: UM NOW Blair B. Lomas, Peter Twelve, will be the presiding lage building and regional offic- dropped 75 per cent TO Off APPOOVAL es in Ogdenthanks to an alert They want the mayor to de accomplishments of the. confer-onc- e on the concluding day, , The regional conference is a regular commission of the National Education AssoCiation. Military Police Unit Sets Training Session OGDENThe . PROVO Dr. Reuben D. Law, dean of the Brigham Young University College of Education, reported Thursday that he has received a request from the National Education Association to act az, "sump:1447 izei" at the Western States Conference on Education and Professional Standards. aria be held in the Newhouse BRIEF --- - $ The - - - $25,000 MEMORIAL Clubs gilt ' - , .t S ummi , ' - - NEWS, Monday''. Febtilory - - lit . . THE GATEWAY MEMORIALThe Ogden Rotary Club' presented this $25,000 gift to Weber College at the new campus site which now commands attention of all passersby. OGDEN - By BARRY JONES Deseret News Correspondent . 4 -- - . ;,4 40116, ''' "1"""1"" - - pro.11111 - ,,, Real acation Story. , , .. , . . , 7 --- -' DESERET. " . '1, '130-Kin- d to Waitresses Week." - Overheard in civil-,,, Attorney forthe &LOWE My unworthy opponent . no- good --liar! , Dejense attorney: And you iny friend are nothing but a cheap to the bar shyster and a disgrace ' H-VI- EW Az- he dare a ,. , , ' o.asem. ' , , - s ' - , I ,,:' ,',.- ,.. '' , 1. - ' , , - ' ' , ' ' - .,. 1toki LT,-- .4. 4.0 ,,r i 4 1.tie ti Z Ii a Ile, "' .-v- ' ,14 '44- - ' . ...dm .,,ehm , .s.'.: , 1 - - - -' , 1,. , 44 .4 ' 4. '74, 44 ' - ..! ,,, ., ',." -- . - ' : ,,,.... .'".....,.- .. a''. .,..... -- .' - 44;4; .,., ',.4. ...'- ,t 4, - till 1 I gpe , I. , ...:N.4 .,,, -- . '., r, , , - .'' ''' -, 4 ,.., 4.7 - I" .1' 4' A,,,,,,,- - ost.4.00011 ,, - ' - '',:,- ...,..-41- ' , -,-- -,,- - N' 'A..,,;. 44 4411' ,.,. ' l 4sevklik r .- - - $1,e,...0 - , '''..PrZ';--4'-'-4- r.. 11, . . , - IA ....v....,..,,, . .' , - - ,.. ', .;... ', ,7-:- , t , . - ' - mterlemeoae-,-r-C."- ,, ' . , . 4 , at 32! Watch her at work behind the television cameras, and you'd never know that Frances Bum had been the studio's receptionist a few years ago! But Fran had planned it that way. In 1941 she decided to stake her future career on learning the television business, growing with it. To get a foot in the door she 'darted as receptionist, then volunteered to tackle any job, on stage or off. From stand-i- n to bit parts, to it all pointed toward Fran's goat She learned camera technics on the side; refused to. let the fact this was "a man's job" discourage her. Five years ago she won her chance to 11131 her own show. It clicked! And today she's the only woman director-producon CBS-T"There are plenty of new frontiers for women today," says Fran, "if 'you decide on your goal, stick at it, on your own?' And that's how to make the best security for the future, too. Youll find most folks in America today have Fran's Spirit" One proof is in the fact that 80 million Americans- -4 out of 5 families voluntarily take care of their own future through CeDin'Y life insurance. And because life insurance is used by so many, the life insurance busineSs has nabs, rally grown in size. yet life insurance Serve" at an Intimate, personal level. Trained agents bring their help to families on every Main Street. To do this, there are 150,000 trained agents, representing 584 individual, competing companies, helping American ferrules help themselves. - - - . , - - sign-painti- ng script-writin- g, er "Do-It-Yours- -- Ltrn Insurance is It's a fact that women and children have by far the greatest stake in life because: insurance I Women themselves bola about of all lifs insurance in force-- Currently, women by about 15 20 - of the new life insurance lamed in the 1LS. Ile basic purpose of life insurance has always been the protection of the Is an open book - family. with benefits, upon the death of tho breadwinner., going to widows find mothers. 110011 and daughters. If you have not talked over your fannly's inwarance plans recently. do It tonight! Le'e insurance le a family akin To make sure you'ro getting the most out of your premmt Ela insurance; . Institute roftlfe boor-your agent-T- he ancecentrld mutts of Infortnationt- 60 East 42nd Street, New York 17. N. Y. - : . - i . - . 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