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Show t E. McIntyre VV. IMl Serving Paradise, Hyrum, THIRTY-FIFT- H YEAR " Hyrum Lions Club has nounced that Miss Joyce anAn- dersen, the charming daughter FIRST Sacrament meeting will convene at the First ward chapel on Sunday at 8 p. m. with W. Wright in charge. Bishop-J- . Special speaker of the evening is Devon Wiser of the Second ward Marguerite Smith will give ,a reading. Fine musical numbers will also be presented. HYRUM The South Cache Courier will print a Victory Edition' when the war with Japan is over. We hope to print the pictures of all the service men in Paradise, Iljiuin, and Wellsville If possible. It will cost $2.00 to have a cut made of the picture befoie it can be printed. Leave your pictures with Barbara Rickmorc in Paradi' e, Nonna Baxter in Hyrum, and EtLcl Jones in Wellsville or Lring in to the Courier office. .DONT FORGET THE $3.00 UT COST. All pictures will bo returned safely as soon as the cuts are made. This edition w.ll be a long kept and m'uch read edition. Be sure your boys picture is there. It will require at least two weeks to get the cuts made. We would like the pictures immediately. ' - . t McMURDIE SERVICES Joyce Andersen of Mr. and Mrs. LaMar sen has been selected Rodeo queen for the Cache County rodeo to in Logan on August FUNERAL Ander- The life and work of James the Howard McMurdie of . Hyrum annual and Paradise were praised at be held funeral " services which were 1G, 17, held in the Paradise ward chapandl8. el on Thursday. Mr. McMurdie the had been will represent Joyce a life long resident Southern part of the county. of Paradise and moved to HyrThe Cache Canter Club of um only this spring. PaulMiss has selected Logan ine Winget for the- Central divBishop Orville S. Lee was in ision and Rowene Buxton of charge of the impressive serLewiston represents the north. vices. ern part of the corinty. The prelude and postlude were beautifully rendered by MUSIC SUPERVISOR the ward organist, Mrs. Alyce Mrs. Lois Patterson has acD. Olsen. cepted the position of Music The ward choir was ably dir Lincoln the in Supervisor ected Mr by Mrs. Irva James and succeed to school in Hyrum Mrs. Olsen. John Jenkins who has moved accompanied by They "sang two appropriate num to Magna to teach in the Granbers, Though Deepning Trials ite School district. Mrs. Patetrson has been teach and God Be With You Till ing the First grade of the Lin- We Meet Again. coln School for the past few Other musical tributes which years. She is one of Hyrum's Mr. McMurdie had selected for talented musicians and has al- his services were a vocal solo ways had the interests of the by Mrs. Vernon Bankhead of Her Wellsvile young people at heart. who sang Lay My dancing .classes have entertainHead Beneath a Rose, a vocal ed various groups in Hyrum her duet In the Garden" by Mrs. in the past years under excellent instruction. She has Norma Baxter and Mrs. Ofey alsa organized choruses among Benson, accompanied by Mrs. the students that have always J. W Wright, a vocal solo by been ready and willing to Eerve Mrs. Clella Summers Resignathe public. Under her direction tion accompanied by Katherthe music of Lincoln school ine Bailey and a vocal solo by Louis P. Maughan, should progress satisfactorily. Face to Face, . accompanied by Mrs. . as 1 - . . Maughan. MRS. GUNNELL TO TEACII IN HYRUM Mrs. Waldon Gunnell will turn to the Lincoln slhool re- at Hyrum this fall to instruct the First grade students.. Mrs. Gunnell taught one year in Rock Springs, Wyoming and one year, at the Smithfield school since leaving here two years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Gunnell and their son James have spent the summer months in Logan canyon where Mr. Gunnell has had employment with' the Logan Electric and Power Co. OPERATION APPENDIX Robert McMurdie was rushed to the Cache Valley hospital on Wednesday Evening, just the before his fathers funeral and was operated on. for appendicitis. He is the 21 year old son of Mrs. Harriet McMurday die. Robert is getting along fine. Speakers who paid tribute to the life and character of; Mr. McMurdie were President J. B. White, President Edwin ClawM.' son, and PresidentD. stated They they - knew him to be honest and tr'5! worthy. He always showed Jt great ability to get along with people. He was a good citizen and had the welfare of the com munity at heart. He was a loving and kind father and husband. He died virtually a young man. Had he lived longer he would have been able to . accomplish a great deal of good. He has "helped raise a fine, res: pectable family.. He had shown great courage during, his long illness. His friends will never forget him. Closing remarks and thanks for all services rendered were spick-mor- e. , . given by Bishop Lee. The invocation was offered by John Welch and the benediction by P. O. Hansen of Logan. The grave in the Paradise cemetery was dedicated by Mr. John J. Roberts. Pall bearers were members of the Elders quorum 'of which Howard was a member. HYRUM 5c AugiwtlO, 1945 Church Notices Cache County Night Rodeo Next Week ' Weltsville in Beautiful Cache Valley HYKUM, UTAH 32.00 per year The Cache County Night Rodeo v. ill be held at the Fairgrounds in Logan on August 16( 17f and 18. next Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. A complete program and description of the event will be found on the back page. and HYRUM BEAN CANNERY OPENS LAST TUESDAY MORNING r . - , qora-mitte- . This slick article Is a wind tunnel model of Convalrs 204 passenger Model 37 airliner. Built to exact scale, the model is 128 the size of the 160 toa transport. The 10,000 wind tunnel model has a wingspan of approximately 9 feet, and a length of 7 feet. It is made of laminated, aged birch and weighs 110 pounds BANKHEAD CAPTAIN WEDS United at a double ring ceremony held on Friday, August 3 at the home of Mrs. Esther Shaw were Captain Harold Bankhead and T3jc Doris Denk ler of the Waves. Bishcp Orville S. Lee perform ed the mariage ceremony with Allan Bickmore as Best Man and Mrs. Norma Christensen as Matron of Honor. The immediate members of the Bank-hea- d family were in attend.... ance.The bride wore a white Buit which is her summer uniform, and an orchid corsage. The groom wore his army uniform. After the ceremony, a family dinner was served to the bride and groom,' Bishap and Mrs. Orville S. Lee, Mr. and Mrs. . - answered the call and put out the blaze. Loss to the building was estimated at 3100 whtch was covered by insurance. The Hyrum pool hall is owned and operated by Frank Gul-brajse- n. SEGO OFFICIALS ENJOY OUTING Officials of the Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Olsen Karen and daughters, Carol, . Ann and Sue Deon of Hyrum attended a wedding dinner in Brigham City last Sunday in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Olsen. Elwood is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Olsen, former Hyrum residents. . The bride is the former Gloria Ann Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Smith Wichita of Falls, Texas. Other Hyrum relatives attend Ing were Hilda and Jennie L. funeral services R. ffor by Rose A. Leishman family was held Sunday at Willow Park in honor of Pfc. Gaylen Leishman recently home after two years sent in the European theatre of war. A lovely "chicken dinner was seryed to Pfc. and Mrs. Gaylen Leishman and daughter, Kathleen of Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Leishman of Wellsville, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Leishman and Mrs. June Leishman and two children of Salt Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Leishman and family of Marlon Mrs. American Fork, Erickson and family of Soda vljiing3, Idaho, Mr. andMrJ Franklin ,G,un!n.ell and family re-trn- ed Beautiful Land and Pauline Wright; prayer, Bryan L. Taylor of Farr West Ward; talk by Bp. James A. Dayis of Farr West Ward; song, "Your Sweet Little Rosebud Has Left You by Mrs. Yeates of Logan; talk by .Ivaq .Miller; closing remarks Let the. of Logan, by Bp. Allen; Song, That Song, REUNION reunion David L., the infant son of Mi, and Mrs. Ray Burtenshaw, were held in Hyrum at the home of the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Savage at 4 p. m. on Friday, August 3, 945. Services were conducted by Bp Earle W. Allen as follows:1 Mary - Little- - Children. . Come by BurDeanrfa ton and. prayer Eliason; Milk Sego Hansen. by an Reyben plant enjoyed outing at the was dedicated by Imperial Rendezvous in Black- AJThe grave A. Savage. smith. Fork canyon on Friday The five day old child died night. p. qferebral hemhorrage at an of, Attending the party were officials from Tremonton, Preston, Ogden hospital on August 1, He Is survived by His Richmond, and Logan as well 1945. as the Field men and the Qual- parents and one sister, Ellen Rae, of Ogden, Utah. Also by ity men of the plants. Mr. and Mrs. Nineteen men enjoyed a steak grandparents, dinner which was followed by Georgb A. Hurst, Jr. of Bland-inUtah and Mr and Mrs. A. a business meeting. Earle Allen is the local Field A SaVage of Hyrum, and great grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Alman. bert Savage of Hyrum. Many beautiful floral offerHASLAM BOYS HOME ings .vwere 'received and interment was in the Hyrum cemLa Grande Haslam etery who has spent the past five t years in the service and the Mrs. Melinda Liljen-qui- st of Hyrum, and Mrs. Julia Wyatt, Bp. and Mrs. Frank B. Leishman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Leishman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Reid Leishman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ariel Maughan and family, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Maughan and and Norman, Colleen, Jean, Clark Leishman, all of Wellsville. g, past three years oversea in the European theatre arrived home on Sunday morning. He was accompanied by his wife from FOUR DAY OUTING California and tstyey are the The Second ward Aaronic guests of their parents, Mr. and priesthood of Wellsville have Mrs. Henry M. Haslam of Wells returned home after a four day vllle. On Tuesday, Cpl. Dean trip through Yellowstone park Haslam from ..Florida arrived and out through the Jackson home to visit with his brother Hole country. The boys were La Grange whom he hasnt under the direction of Bishop seen for five years. Dean is Frank Leishman and Counselor awaiting word for overseas Vernon Bankhead. duty. MU REORGANIZED The YMMIA of the Second ward of Hyrum was reorganized recently in the regular sacrament meting of the ward. Those sustained were Grant Nielsen, predident; Robert Gulaveseh, 1st assistant; and Robert Allen, 2nd assistant. Those released with a vote of thanks for their efficient work were Lee Nielsen, president and Garnet Larsen as counselor. NEW WARD PRIMARY AND MIA REORGANIZED On Sunday afternoon at the sacrament meeting of the Wells ville Second ward, the Primary and YLMIA were reorganized. The retiring oficers of the Primary are: Mrs. Esther Kerr, Mrs. Geneva Maughan and Mrs. Beatrice Lindley. The officers retiring from the YLMIA are Mrs Leora Parker, Mrs. Amy Cooper and Mrs. Gertrude Bailey. The newofficers are Primary: Mrs. Letha Lindley, president; Mrs. Thelma Haslam and Mrs. Ruth Parker as counselors. The Mutual oficers are Mrs. Naomi Perkes, with Mrs. Sara J. Parker as first, and Mrs. Laverne Maughan as second counselor. CLERK Robert Gustavesen, the sixteen year old son of Mrs. Eva Gustavesen, has been sustained as the Ward Clerk of the Ilyrum Second ward. He succeeds Clark Nielsen who is serving in s the army. Robert is one of Ilyruins fine young men who has always been willing to serve his church aud its organizations. ARLO MARCUSSEN IN U. S. Mrs.Marlin Anhder of Hyrum was thrilled to hear that er son, Arlo Marcussen, has arrived in the United States from Europe. ' - . . WRIGHT-MAUGHA- The BURTENSHAW FUNERAL SERVICES DAVID r Elwood ENJOYS Short A fire broke out tin the Hyrum pool hall on Sunday morning at :25 a. m.. It was caused by a lighted being cigaret thrown into a card board box of saw dust according to Chief E. S. Lawrence of the Logan-Cach- e Fire Department which FORMER HYRUM HOY MARRIES has recently received an honorable .discharge from tho army after serving almost four years. The couple left Monday morn Marion Frank Rock, . Mrs. for Denver, Colorado where ing ChristenPearce, Mrs. Norma will spend the rest of the they sen, Mrs. Ross Shaw, Mr. and summer and Elwood will enter Mr. Mrs. Wallace Chipman, Law school at Boulder, ColorAllan Bickmore, and Mr. and ado in the fall. Mrs. Joseph Shaw. The dinner table was covered with a lace table cloth" and was centered by a wedding cake topped with LEISHMAN FAMILY a miniature bride and groom. e. FIRE IN POOL HALL The bean factory in Hyrum known as the California Packing Plant, started it3 seasons run on Tuesday morning. Workers began the Ilyrum shift at 10:30 a. in. and ran on into late afternoon. The out-otown workers began - their shift on Wednesday morning. Mr. Clark, the superintendent of tho company, stated that in a very few days the factory will be running two shifts each day. The crops look promising, as these recent showers have helped out considerably. Ho stated that last year .the cont nuod dry tpell caused the blossoms on the - beans to dry up and fall off which made the canning season shorter than other years. Tuesdays Bhift included 40 women and 20 men. The superintendent urges all available local people to come to the plant and register for work, both men and womon. j.t is necessary that they bring liie-Social Security card. f- , . NINE NUMllER per copy SECOND Sacrament meeting will be held .. in the Second ward on Sunday at 8:30 p. m. Special speakers will be in attendance and the ward choir will furnish appropriate music. HYRUM THIRD - Sacrament meeting in the TUprd ward vfljill convene at 8:30 p. m, and will be under the direction of Bishop Earle W. Allen,. Mr. W. B. Murray, manager of the Sego Milk Products will be the speaker. Mr. Murray was in the Branch Presidency at Salinas, California before moving to Utah last year. He comes recommended as a fine speaker. Therei will also be special musical numbers. WELLSVILLE WARDS With Bishop Preston Brench-le- y in charge, the sacrament meeting for the Wellsville First and Second wards will be held in the tabernacle at 2 p. m. un der the direction of the choirs. Mr.! Royce PeterseQ and fam ily of Brigham City will pre sen, un hour of music. The nun.be. s will be both vocal and instrumental. HYRUM RELIEF SOCIETY The monthly Relief Society meeting of the First ward will be held at the ward chapel at 2 p..m. on Tuesday. All Relief Society members are urged to be present at this work meting. Refreshments will be served. The First ward has been asked to send ten women to work in the Regional storehouse on next. Wednesday, August 15. A bus. will be at the meting house at 8:25 a. m. to transport them, to vthe Storehouse. Contact the presidency of the Relief Society if you can assist that day. The Second Ward Relief Society will meet on the lawn of Mrs. Alfred Fallows on next Tuesday at 2 p. m. Quilts will be made and other work completed. Refreshments will be served. The Third ward will hold their Monthly Relief Society meeting at the chapel on Tuesday at 2 p. m. Outlined work will . be complete- - under the direction of the work Refreshments will be enjoyed. , rtuv Ay bldg. A RITES N mariage of interest which took place Wednesday evening in the Logan LDS temple was that of Miss Ua Ree Maughan, daughter of Mr and of Mrs. David L. Maughan and Mr. LaMar J. Wellsvile Wright, formerly of Hyrum, but who ' is making his home in Wellsville. President El Ray Christiansen performed the ceremony. After a short honeymoon the couple will make their home in Hyrum. On evening, Mrs. Friday Maughan entertained at a trous charming seau tea honoring her daughter The room were beautifully dec roses and orated with pink The white and gladiolus. pink serving table was covered with a lovely lace cloth over pink satin and centered with a low bowl of pink and white sweet peas edged with lighted white tapers in crystal holders and crystal vases of pink rosebuds were at either end. One hundred and fifty guests of hours called during the and oclock. ten eight thirty The guests were received by Ua Ree Mrs. Maughan, Miss Maughan, Mrs. Venice Maughan and Mrs. Lucile Seamons of Hyrum. Mrs. Edith Maughan and Mrs. Monte Hall received the gifts while Mrs Barbara Lund-ber- g of Logan and Mrs. Helen Smith had charge of the Trous- .I" seau. in Those assisting serving were Mrs. Lena Maughan, Miss Elease Bailey, Miss May Poul-se- n of Pqtersboro and Miss Gladys Wright of Hyum. The bride was beautiful in her weding gown of white mar-- quisette made with finger tip sleeves and embroidered bodice and wore a purple orchid for a corsage. The mother and all those asisting were in formal dresses of pastel shades and each wore a corsage of white gardenias and pink carnations. Several guests were from ou-. t j j ! of town. The newlyweds and Mr. and Mrs. Howard were Maughan the hnored guests at dinner and Mrs. Chester Lundberg at their home in Mr. given by Logan on Monday evening.. On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs.' Roy Hall entertained at a trout supper honoring the young couple. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Maughan and Mr, and Mrs. Howard Maughan, |
