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Show .A Tsiaclsen March Of Dimes To Begin Here On January 15 According to Mrs. Margaret Cliristofferson, chairman for the Polio drive in Hyrum, plans are made to begin the March Vol. 37 Hyrum of Dimes on January 15. Besides Mrs. Meb'naa Liljenquist, Mrs. Mervin Nielsen and Mrs. Clifford Stauffer, who will aid in the three different wards, Mrs. J. H. the drive at Wright will head the Lincoln school and M. R Adams at South Cache high school. The Lions club will sponsor a dance to help with the campaign. Since March of 1947 Utah hsa had the highest percentage of Polio of any state in the un!on, so we sai.fld all gc; behind his worf.y cause. A. S. Williams Dies In Brigham Brigham City Andrew 9. at his residence in Brigham City at 8:50 o'clock Williams, 82, died Wednesday evening following five months illness incident to old age. He was bom October 1, 1865, at Hyrum, the son of Thomas and Emily Allen Williams. He was reared and educated in Hyrum and married-Mar- y A. Shaw on March 16, 1887 at the Logan temple. They made their home in Paradise where he operated a farm and resided until 1916 at which time the family moved to Brigham City. He was a prominent fruit- grower and farmer until he retired 12 years ago. He has always heen an active "member of the L.D.S. church and has 'served '"as .a,, ward teacher, in the" presidencies of Sunday school' and Y.M.M.I.A. He fulfilled a mission for the L.D.S. church in the eastern states in 1902 and 1904. He also filled three home mission terms. At the time of his death he was a high priest In Brighams Sixth ward. Surviving are his widow, eight sons and two daughters, Mrs. Joseph A. Nielsen, Garland; Harry S. William and Allen H. Williams, Ogden; Thomas E. Williams, Vallejo, Calif.; Afton S. Williams, Carlin, Nev.; Mrs. Lucille W, Brown, Roy, Utah; Otto J. Williams, Carroll B. Williams, J. Shirl Williams and Scott Williams, all of Brigham City; 36 grandchildren, 28 great grandchildren; one brother and three sisters, E. J. Williams, Idaho Falls; Mrs. C. - - A. Nielsen, Mrs. John Eliasen, and Mrs. William McBride, all of Hyrum. No. 48. Hyrum, Utah, Friday, January 16, 1948 . , Conference In All Wards To Be Held Sunday Ward conference will Hyrum be held in all three wards of Hyrum Sunday, January 25. The meetings will be in the evening in each of the respective wards. There yull be two different meetings. At the first meeting all officers of the ward, executives and teachers of every organization are expected to he in attendance, and anyone else will be welcome. All reports will be given at this meeting. In the Hyrum First ward, the meeting will begin at 6:30 oclock. In the Third ward it will start at 6 oclock. At 7:30 oclock the second meeting will commence in each of the wards. Stake representatives will be in attendance. In the Hyrum Second ward, conference will begin at 9:30 oclock in ' the morning for all ward officers. At 10 oclock in the morning and at 7:30 oclock in the evening the other meetings will be held for all ward members. Written applications will be the various city jobs in Hyrum on or before January 30, 1948. Visits in Salt Lake Visits Son, Daughter Hyrum. -- .Jens C. Anderson of Terreton, Ida., formerly . of Hyrum, has, been visiting with his son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Anderson of Hyrum. An unavoidable acHyrum cident which caused severe injury to Sydnee Faye Allen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Preston Allen, last Sunday about noon resulted ut old whenrtheeleveiT-yea- r car in a behind from parked front of the Hyrum Third ward chapel. A car and trailer driven by Bud Williams hit the girl and caused her a broken arm, broken bruises. collar bone and severe She also suffered minor cuts, and was quite badly shaken up. Tlie hones were set at the hospital Wednesday, an at last report she is getting along fine. giri-mn-o- - The Senior Ladies Hyrum club will hold their anLiterary ar mid-yenual party at the Bluebird January, JS.. Hostesses for the affair" ' are Mrs. Verio Petersen, Mrs. Marvin Hyrum - ; La Mo a Larsen and Miller, Mrs. Dewey Nielsen, Mrs. No..na Baxter, presul'ns of the W. S. Bailey, Mrs. Milton BenMrs. Hvrum slake M.I.A., received a son, Mrs. Dick Oldroyd, Leo Nielsen Miss and Hild Olsen. letter from the general board D. R. a returned official an announcement Wheelwright, making contractor with who, his wife that Hyrum stake had gone over the entire summer of 1947 the top in the Era drive. The spent srake quota was 359 subscriptions, in Alaska, will be present to show moving pictures of their trip, and and 471 subscriptions were sold. Nibiey ward won the highest to tell of their experiences, Mrs. ' with 170 percent. Verio Petersen reports. percentage Music will be furnished Wellsville First ward sold the by most suhscripiona, 95 and one-hal- f. George Swenson of Logan. Stake and ward Era directors are to be complimented on Mr. Albert Savage is Hyrum their efforts. reported to be ill at his home. Hyrum Stake Is Over Its Quota In Era Subs On Using The Elite Hall 'We have recently heard some agitation for use of the Elite Hall as a recreational center in Hyrum. It is proposed that basketball courts be laid; out on the floor. Also' volley ball, tennis, and other courts. The reason this has had more discussion than usual, of late, is the fact that the Hoard of Education raised the fee for renting the High School and Lincoln School and Senior Scout teams have been taxed gyms. much more than in previous years, and the desire is to ently, and it is a money-makeUsing it as a basketball court during the week would pot interfere with this Saturday night affair. It would not hurt the floor, either. Rather, the dancing would he more likely to hurt the basketball floor. . Hyrum has some very good basketball talent. They are being handicapped by having no place they can afford to hiret to practice. There is no reason why Hyrum or other small South Cache towns cant have a championteam. ' They often come from smaller towns ship than these. There is no reason either, why the city-ownElite Hall should not be used for the benefit of Hyrums young people. G.V.M. r. received by the Hyrum City Recorder, Carlyle Hutton, for Girl Seriously Hurt In Mishap On Highway Sun. SENIOR LITERARY LADIES CLUB MEETS M-M- en ' PROMISED BY CO. COMMISSION Funeral services for Hyrum Caroline Christine Jensen Monson who died at her home in Hyrum, Sunday, were conducted Wednesday in the Third ward chapel by Bishop Earl Allen. Prelude and postlude were Mrs. Reta Jensen. A played by vocal duet, Cast Thy Bread Upon the Waters was sung by Mrs. Norma Baxter and Mrs. Lucinda Ballam. Invocation was' offered hy Robert P. ' Leatham, A vocal duet, Day Follows was sung by Ross and Night Melinda Liljenquist and a talk was given by La Grand Miller. An organ solo, Motlier Machree was played by Mrs. Beula Jensen; talk by John A. Israelson; remarks by Bishop Allen; vocal Lead Me Gently Home duet, Father was sung by Mrs. Norma Baxter and Mrs. Lucinda Ballam, accompanied by! Mrs. Beula Jensen; benediction was pronounced hy T. W. Petersen. The graveside prayer was offered by James G. Christensen. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at 1:00 oclock in the Brigham Sixth wrad. Bishop Richard G. Hansen will officiate. Friends may call at the home of Carroll B. Williams, 301 find a remedy. South First West, Brigham City, From where we sit, it seems very logical that the Friday evening and Saturday until time of services. Interment hall should be put ,to some good use during the week will be. in the Paradise cemetery when it stands idle. On Saturday it makes money for under the direction of Harold B. the city. .Large crowds attend the dance there consistFelt Funeral home. NOTICE RESURFACING OF THIRD NORTH Funeral Services Held Wednesday . M-Me-n: ed Hyrum Wards Will Hold Gold, Green all January 29 ' ' y Hyrum and Boy The Beehive Scouts of the girls a Council, Civic Committee Is Granted Petition Third North street in Hyrum Hyrum will be given a good it covering of gravel to make ore suitable for travel between the main highway at the Grant Miller place, where the highway turns south past the high school, and the Leslie Andersen place on the IoweTroad to Logan. This- was received by a information committee under the direction of Councilman Elton Olsen of the Hyrum City council, which met with the county commissioners on Wednesday. The committee was composed of Councilman Olsen, Mayor Garnel Larsen, Councilman Clifford Stauffer who also represented the Lions club, G. A. Andersen of the Lions club roads committee, Earl Allen representing the Sego Milk company, and Councilman Eugene Petersen. The road will take much of the" through traffic and the heavy truck traffic off the main streets of Hyrum. The work was promised as soon as possible by the three --wardr'wiH tol-da Gsld .Quntycpmsiisstens?s. and Green ball on January 29 at the Elite hall. - - A prince and princess will be chosen from each ward. There will be a floor show and each affair will be semi-formteenagers also are invited. cesses will be announced later date. al. All - - Comedy Given By Dramatists Wed. Evening A delightful three-a- ct Mama Had A Hunch, at a comedy, was presented to a very apprec iative audience Wed., January 7, a group of South Cache dra--n by M-Men, arists. The play was under the direction of Sylvester Anderson and Ann Daines, members of Patricia Wellsville The and the faculty. Gleaner girls of Wellsville Second The play depicted Mama, a ward held a fireside chat at the is given who very charming lady, Second ward chapel on January to on hunches which ofacting 4. Gene Maughan was in charge ten backfire with disastrous reof the program. sults. Dr. Joseph Simmons from the Taking roles in the producion U.S.A.C. spoke on Marriage and were Datus Colleen Maughan, the Home. A violin solo was Jean Cooper, Betty Nielsen, Chargvien by Alden Haslam, accom lene Liljenquist, Madelyn Perkpanied on he piano by Leroy Courtney Leishman, Ray Haslam, and a duet was present- ins, Jeanine Carlson, ilene Wilson, ed by David and Evan Darley Refreshments were served to Rindlishacher, Dean Jensen and 55.' The .committee on arrange- Paul Alder. Assisting with the play producments included Mrs. Esther Kerr tion were Mark Oldham and and Mrs. Ruth Bankhead. Rodney Anderson as stage crew; Sue Jeari Anderson as prompter; ENLARGEMENT OF Una Mae Leichty and Guenna CLUB ROOMS BEGUN Mae Poulsen in charge of propHyrum A group of men work- erties; Barbara Miles, Joan Chrised Wednesday1 evening at the tensen, Margaret Ilene Loosli, Elite Hall club rooms where they Hall, and Rhonda Furhriman as started the work necessary to ushers. Pauline Jensen was chair-- " close up the east stairway lead- man of advertising, assisted by ing up to the rooms. The club Geniel Hughes, Eva Hall, Sharon rooms will be enlarged to include Leishman, Shirley Wilcox, Betty the space now occupied by the Rose, Laura Savage, Ouida Nuhn, . stairway. Venice Pearce, Ruby Olsen, Shirley Olsen, Catherine Eliason, La RECKLESS DRIVING Rae Husle, B everlee Zollinger, Joyce Katherine Rinderknecht, BRINGS $50 FINE Neiderhauser Helen and Petersen. Hyrum In the court of Justice A. A. Savage this week All taking part did a very good Glen Larsen of Hyrum was fined job. $50 and had his drivers license revoked for three months. He Mrs. Veda Nielsen has Hyrum was charged with reckless driv- gone to Tooele to be with her ing. daughter, Claris, who Is 111. Prin-- J Gleaners Hold Fireside Chat M-M- en it Hyrum |
