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Show PAGE FOUR SOUTH CACHE COURIER HYRUM LOCALS SEGO LILY CAMP TO Bishop and Mrs. Wendell Allen and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bailey of Hyrum were business visitors in Salt Lake City on Tuesday of this week. While in the city they attended to church business. A delightful Fireside Chat was held on Sunday evening folowing sacrament meeting for the M Men Third ward. The party was held and Gleaner Girls of the Hyrum at the home of Mrs. Alton Miller. SR. LITERARY CLUB PLANS PARTY The Senior Literary Club of Hyyrum will hold their annual Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Alban T. Clawson on Friday evening at 8 p. m. Mrs. Leo C Nielsen will be the assisting hostess. Mrs. J. W. Wright will give a MEET THURSDAY The Sego Lily Camp of the D. U. P. will hold their Christmas social at the home of Mrs. E. J. Wilson on Thursday, December ID at 2:30 p m. with Vice Captain Ada Nielsen in charge. Melinda Liljenquist will present the lesson on Pioneer Fashions. Special musical numbers arranged by Mrs. Eva Gustave-se- n will be a piano selection of Christmas songs by Mrs. Alta Petersen and a ladies quartet by Lorraine Allen, Virginia Larsen,' Thelma Petersen and Alta Petersen. Each member is asked to bring a gift for exchange. Santa will be present. Hostesses are Isabelle Wilson, Wanda Dunn, Agnes Unsworth, Lillian Stoddard and Alice Jensen. Mrs. Joseph B. Gunnell gave an interesting Christmas story, and the group sang several Christ mas carols. Following the program, a number of games were enjoyed and a delicious luncheon J served. Mrs. Alton Miller and Mrs. Lor .an Larsen are the Gleaner teachers and they were also hostesses CYNTHIA BENSON CAMP WILL MEET for the party. Cynthia Benson Camp of the The Relief Society Bazaar in DUP will be entertained at the Hyrum Second ward last Friday home of Mrs. Grover Christensen2 might proved to be a tremendous on Thursday, December 19 at success. All articles in the bazaar p. m. instead of 2:30. At that were voluntary contributions and time the annual Christmas pajty no assessments were made. Ev- will also be featured. With Captain Reta Jensen in ery article was sold as well as all the refreshments. More than ?200 charge the following program will was cleared, and the house was be rendered: The lesson on PioJ filled to overflowing. An excellent neer Fashions will be given by Mrs. Emily Savage. Musical numprogram was rendered also. bers arranged by Mrs. Mabel HYRUCM JR. LITERARY CLUB Riggs will be vocal duets by Ross and Melinda Liljenquist, and also PLANS MEETING Miller and company. The Junior Literary Club will Gayle Santa Claus will be present and hold their Christmas party on gifts will be exchanged. , Wednesday, December 18 at the Hostesses for .the party are home of Mrs. Gordon Savage with Mae Christensen, 1, Dora Miller Mrs. Reed Bickmore as the as- and Christina Jensen.. sisting hostess. .Mrs Nellie Leishman and company from Wellsville will give the Martyrs to Atomic Research. program and gifts willbe ex- Bizarre death has come to two changed. President Mrs. Ed Christ who helped create the fearful enoffersen will be in charge. gine of death. Read Bob Consi-dlnstory in the American The Carl G. Petersen family are Weekly, the magazine distributed movin this wegk from Hyrum to With next Sundays Los Angeles Examiner. Adv. Wendell, Idaho. ; Christmas reading and Professor Moyle Q. Rice of the USAC will present a Christmas play. Mrs. Leta Coleman and company of Logan will furnish music. Santa will be there in person and gifts' will be exchanged. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Allen who were recently married have moved into the Melinda Allen home in the Hyrum First ward. Mr. Allen is attending school at the USAC and Mrs. Allen is employed at Logan. The of M Men and Gleaner GfHs the Hyrum First .ward held a successful skating party on Friday night at the Logan Roller Rink. Following an hour of skating the party continued at the Top Hat Cafe where dinner was served. 25 Gleaners and M Men attended. Receives Silver Eliott Thornley Beaver Award Appointed Clerk Smithfield man, Lionel E. Danielson, and J. Howard Maugh-a- n of Logan were the recipients coveted Silver Beaver the of made at the Seventh An- nual meting and banquet of the Cache Valley Council of the Boy Scouts of America. This award is made to Scouters for outstanding service to boyhood and as a recognition of faithful and unusual service in the Scout organization. More than five hundred Scouters and their partners were present at the Smithfield Stake House Wednesday evening where the meeting was held. The guest speaker was Roland E. Dye who is the Deputy Regional Executive. He spoke of the educational advantages in the Boy Scouts and stressed the fact that it was effective only insofar as it was actually carried over into the lives of the boys. A Bridge was played with prizes awarded to Ruby Smith and Esta The W and R Club were enter- Brown, A delicious luncheon was tained at the home of Mrs. Ruby served to the members at three small tables. Nielsen on Thursday evening Defoliation Injures Trees Defoliation of fruit trees by in. sects may cause severe injury to. the trees from sunburn and. winter-injur- Save Vegetable Juice in little water that water down the sink, put it ip the soup pot. Cook vegetables and do not throw Of School Board Eliott Thornley was last Thursday appointed clerk of Cache County school board of education. Mr. Thornley has been principal of the Benson school for the past six and a half years. He taught at Trenton school previously. He has been engaged in educational work since graduating from the USAC. He graduated from the North Cache High school where during his senior year he was president of the student body. During the summertime for the past six years he has worked for the California Packing Corp. Mr. Thornley is president of the Cache County Principals association. He is a Smithfield City Councilman, serving as chairman of the finance committee. He is also a member of the Smithfield Junior Chamber of Commerce. t Always an active church member, he has served as counselor in MIA, and is president of the Fourth ward Elders quorum. He is also active in scouting and is a past member of the Smithfield Scout Activity Committee,. 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