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Show PAGE EIGHT V y ' ' Wellsville Literary Club Meets ''s& - Ladies Literary club entertained at Friends Day at the home of Mrs. Alan Archibald on Friday evening. Each member invited a friend and before the meeting started they viewed the beautiful landscape of the grounds and the many lovely flowers and shrubs all about. Pink roses and pink and white Peonies were artistically aranged throughout the rooms. President Miss Zella Kerr was in .charge while Vice President Mrs. Eva Lee Gunnell announced the program as follows: Vocal duet Ah Sweet Mystery by Leroy Has-laand David Darley; solo entitled Seems Like Old Times by David Darley; solo Because by Leroy Haslam; and duet If You Knew Me and I Knew You by David and Leroy; solos Mighty Like a Rose "Memories and Sweethearts by Mrs. Eulalia Brady of Logan. Accompanist was Mrs. Reta Poppleton. Several humorous and dramatic readings by Mrs. Conrad McBride of Logan were enjoyed. During a social hour while refreshments were being served David and Leroy sang a duet and Mrs Brady sang a solo and Mrs. McBride gave two more readings. Each friend was presented with a gift. There were forty six ladies present. The new officers for the coming year were presented as follows: President Mrs. Eva Lee Mrs. Gunnell; Vice President Sarah Hyde; Secretary Mrs Maud Hendry; Members of the Executive committee Mrs. Eva Lee Gunnell, Mrs Floss Gunnell and Mrs. Geneva Maughan. Chairman of the program committee is Mrs. Sara Hyde, while Mrs. Ethel Jones is chairman of the' amusement committee and Mrs Mary J. Parker is chairman of the refreshment committee. The hostesses were the Laura Archibald, May D. Murray, Bessie Leatham and JenThe Senior w ' n v irT m ; rry-fs,.uwWXvX-- IKE REVIEWS CHINESE TROOPS' . . . Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower. chief of staff of the U. S. army, with Gen. Ho Ting-Chichief of Chinese army, inspect the Chinese guard of honor which greeted him as he stepped from his airplane in Nanking. The soldiers are special elite troops picked from among Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shepersonal bodyguard. n, ks cers for the club this year are President Gretta Gibbs, Vice Pres ident Mary K. Summers, Secretary and Treasurer Jolynn Smith, Elizabeth and Pauline Lemon Reporter Gloria Pulsipher, Song spent the past two weeks in Lark, and Cheer leader Paula Obray, Utah as guests of their grand- Game leaders Joan Danielson 'find Dixie Summers, Organist Diane mother, Mrs Leonard Hall. Norman. Mrs Beth NNorman is Postmaster Ralph Obray.. at-- the Assistant Club Leader, tended the Postmasters convention held recently in Salt Lake PARADISE LOCALS City. - FORMER HYRUM GIRL MARRIES Wilford Jensen of Washington Miss Beverly Maughan was is visiting with his sisters, Mrs. to Mr. Val Claire Moore married Esther Shaw and Mrs. Clara on Friday, June 14, at the Salt Pearce. Both the Lake LDS Temple. Salt are from and bride groom Mr and Mrs Charles Pearce and The bride is the two children of Clarkston spent Lake City. WilSunday visiting with their parents daughter of Mr. and Mrs. liam C. Mathie of Salt Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Pearce. a grand daughter of Mrs. Anna Hall of Hyrum. Little Peppers 4H , The Eight On the evening of the marriClub of Paradise met at the home a wedding reception was age, of the club leader, Mrs. Wanda the brides Burrell on June 12. The time was given the couple by House Memorial the at parents, spent in preparing a variety of Salt Lake. Park at in Memory on health and Lesson vegetables. and manners was given by Gloria PulMany Hyrum relatives Offifriends Diane attended, and Norman. f1; sipher : We guarantee to keep water out of your basement with AQUELLA HYRUM FEED & SEED MAURICE STOKm REED BICKMORE PHOAE 11 Mes-dam- es nie Cooper. NOTE ANNIV ERSARY RELIEF SOCIETY OF In commemoration of the organization of the Paradise Relief Society a social and meeting was held in the ward chapel. The program consisted of community singing conducted by Gertrude Welch accompanied by JJettie Bickmore. Prayers were by. Martha Lee and Lettie Bickmore. A piano solo was given by both Diane Norman and Dixie Olsen. Vocal solo by Dixie Olsen. Talk by ' Marva Hansen. Corsages were presented to past presidents including Sarah J. James and Annie Oldham, to the oldest mother Melissa Howell, to the second oldest mother Elizabeth Early and to Mrs. Margaret Danielson for having the greatest number of daughters present. Refreshments were served and the hostesses were Ruby Obray, Alice N. Olsen, Ida Newbarnd, Florence Hughart, Charlotte Poul son, Margaret Danileson, and Thelma Tams. - fr - 7, SOUTH C4CHE COURIER ' r 21, 1946 Mr. Eldred Larsen of Hyrum was elected vice president of the Education organiza- Industrial tion at the Utah State Agricultural College for the summer President is John L. session. Smith of the Jordan school trict at Salt Lake City. William Mortimer, assistant professor of Industrial education at the college was named faculty adviser. The organization membership is composed of students at the college who are taking industrial division training during the summer session. Mr. Larsen Is one of Hyrums progressive citizens and is active in civic and religious activities. He is an instructor in the Logan Senior High School. FLOWER PHILOSOPHY By Anna Marie Brown" A regal rose gracefully lifted her queenly head And exclaimed to passing lovers who planned to wed, Come, tarry awhile and accept timely advice. My beauty can counsel as well as entice. Happiness youll find if true love you possess And nurture as required with attentive kindness. Smiles scatter storm clouds that drift into view And catch the dancing sunbeams As I sip the morning dew. Thorn-lik- e experience youll need for spiritual growth. Imparting wisdom and understanding to you both. Careful cultivation of varied interests and friends Will tend to insure the contentment life lends. Youll thrive on praise that bolsters the spirit, when low. Bringing bloom I boast of to cheeks you cherish so. If love youd have linger as my perfume rare Keep faith in each other, despite worldly care. Your romance will flourish if affection you bestow It creates a light divine that casts a rosy glow." In parting, the beauteous blossom cried, Be wise! Weed out words destructive to a peaceful paradise. Club of 4-- H Carlson Honored Complimenting Dr. nd Mrs. Ralph Frederick Carlson, were recently married in Chic and were visiting in Hyrum f? a week, Mr. and Mrs. Fred y Carlsen entertained at a bearni ful reception at their home Tuesday night. The home was made with an abundance of lovely rose, artistically arranged about the living rooms and gift rooms. Welcoming the guests at door were the bride and and his parents, Mr. and OA J Carlson. The serving table was covered with an Irish linen cloth and was centered with a beautiful NICHOLS IN KENTUCKY Mrs. Irma Nichols has received white four tiered wedding cake word that her son Carrol has topped with a miniature bride arrived at Fort Knox, Kentucky. and groom. Banked around the Carrol enlisted in the army cake were orange blossoms and about three weeks ago, follow- pink roses. Pink and white light, ed tapers in crystal holders ing his graduation from South graced the table ends. Cache High School. A pink and white color scheme Mr. and Mrs. William Player was used in all the appoint, Peggy Jensen, Beverly and Mr and Mrs. EIra Miller and ments. Baxter and LuDean Nielsen had have of Hyrum daughter Sharon returned to their home follow- charge of the serving. The newly weds received a ing a fishing trip to Hebgen number of beautiful Yellowstone. West near Lake wedding presents from the many relatives The Sea Gull class of the Hy- and friends who attended. Dr. and Ms?Ckrlson left Hy. rum First ward Primary enterrum on Wednesday morning for bana at mothers tained their On July 10th Dr. recreatoinal Chicago. the at ward, quet will report to Long Beach hall on Friday night. with Kaye California for- a naval assigA nice program nment. Dawne Bailey in charge was renThe charming bride is the dered as follows: Prayers by Val of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Wei daughter eria Johnson and Mary Allen. come address by President Helen Johnson of Chicago Illinois and Jensen; tap dancing by Sheron their marriage took place on Bradley and Kaye Dawne Bailey; June 8th at Bond Chapel in talk by Mary Thomas and a voc Chicago. al solo by Coralie Nielsen. The Ralph has received his degree accompanist was Virginia Jorgen in Medicine at the University of sen. Chicago and finished his interThe blessing on the' food was nship at Billings Hospital at the given by Jean McBride. Covers same place. were marked for Mary Thomas, Mrs. Bill Thomas, Sheron Bradley and Mrs. Leon Bradley, Kaye And Dawn and Mrs. Floyd Bailey, Wahnita and Mrs. Rolland Gloria and Mrs. Jule Albret-seI suffered for years and am Coralie and Mrs. Weldon thankful that I found relief from Nielsen, Jean McBride' and Mrs. this terrible affliction that I will Conrad Hancey, La Ree Gulbran-sen- , gladly answer anyone writing me Edris for Information. Anna Mrs. Gladys Jorgensen, Larsen, Helen Jensen, Mary All- Pautz, P. O. Box 825, Vancouver, en and Valeria Johnson and the Wash. Laboratories teachers, Patricia Wright and Pd. Adv. Gloria Jorgensen. , - Carl-so- n Mrs Harrison Davis of Ogden spent the past week here with her mother Mrs Mary W. The S. S. S. Dr. and Mrs. RaP, - Hy- rum met at the home of Marilyn Jensen for their 5th meeting. Health lessons were given and the time spent sewing on childrens clothing. Later luncheon was served. Officers of the club are: Joyce Monson,, presivice Adams, dent; Margaret president; Marilyn Jensen, secretary; Joyce Stoker, Song Leader; Diane . Savage, Joy pianist; Carol Hansen Smith, reporter; and Lu Dean Smith, club leaders. , Mrs. Marlin Anhder spent two in days of last week visiting Richmond as the house guest of Mrs. Minnie Tripp.' On Tuesday she was a guest at a lovely bridge luncheon given by friends and ou Wednesday she and Mrs. Tripp enjoyed a day of visiting at Preston, Idaho. - Rheumatism All-red- , n, Arthritis bo NUE-OV- O EDff GOOD ggc Doz. SEALING REQUIRED, NO QUALITY BROOMS, 5 Tie BLACK J25 25c PEPPER PHILLIPS MILK OF ANACIN ABLETS, 12s RUBBING ALCOHOL, IPANA TOOTH MAGNESLA - 3QC t. Pint 19c IRRADOL A, 16 Oz. SUPER D. COD 2 CAN J00 LIVER OIL, Pint J33 AURA SELTZER 49c LISTERINE 49c ICE CREAM PACKED 40c ...... PASTE 69c DEXTRI MALTOSE, 5 LB. METAL FLASH LIGHTS, COMPLETE WITH BATTERIES 5, Quart ti.D.T. SPRAY, J89 23 BOMBS INSECT COLD STORAGE CARTONS , IN ICE FOR PARTIES, PER GAL J25 Pins. 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