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Show SOWB CACHE COORiro. Hyrum, Utah, Friday, December 3. 1948. Arthur at Salt Lake City. Enjoying turkey dinner at the home of M. J. Benson Thursday were Royden Benson and family Hazel Rigby, Mr. and Mrs. Henry N recognition of their outstanding records in 1948 National Dairy Foods Demonstrations and Leadership programs five Utah Sutherland and Elizabeth Ann, club members will receive state awards of gold watches. The state Mr. and Mrs. Alfonzo Christensen, winners and brief outlines of their records follow: Isaac Jacobsen, Mr. and Mrs. Ned Miles and Salt Lake City and daughter Paula, Mr. and Mrs, Lewis Smith and two children, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Cooley and 2 children, Mr. and Mrs. Kernal Toolson and Mr. and. Mrs. Leonard Miles of Smithfield, and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Sutherland joined the group in the evening. State Honors to Utah 4-H- ers 4-- H Dir. and Mrs. Osmond Alvis and La Vona Glen Daw for their work in club and Gilgen children motored to DIagna and spent Thanksgiving visiting their relatives. They were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Neusimeyer. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Burgaine of Logan and James Miller were dinner guests of DIr. and Mrs. Kenneth Benson and family and Mrs. Gince Peterson for Thanksgiving dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Ara Jenkins and 3 sons motored to Soda Springs and enjoyed turkey dinner with her sister Mr. and Mrs. Gunnell Marie Nelson com- munity leadership, Glen Daw, 17, of Murray, and La Vona Gilgen, 18, of Logan, have been named boy and girl State winners in the National 1948 Leadership 4-- H program. In addition to serving leader, president, vice-preside- as junior nt and reporter, Glen helped to reorganize his local club. After finishing college, he plans to be a leader in the South Cotton Wood- ward Club. La Vona has been president, secretary and reporter of her loclub and served as a cal one year. She also leader junior has been active in the clothing project and led a Sew and Sew 4-- younger girls. Besides the girls were instructed prevention, health and demonstrations. La Vona sang with a choral group who took part in many and community events. In recognition of their achievements, each received a gold wrist watch provided by Edward Foss Wilson, Chicago club of sewing, in fire 4-- H 17-jew- el meat packer. Utah winners in the 1948 Na-- Renee Jones and Clara Grlmsliaw tional 4-- II Dairy Foods Demon- strations program are (individual) Marie Nelson, 14, of Price, and (team) Renee Jones, 15, and Clara Grimshaw, 15, both of Cedar City. Marie demonstrated Parker House Rolls, and the teams demonstration was Enriched Ice Cream. The purpose of these demonstrations is to learn the value of dairy products as food, to demonstrate to others how to prepare such dishes and to gain experinece in public speaking. For these achievements Carnation Company has provided gold watches to the three winners. el these activities are conducted under the direction of the Exten Service of the State Agricultural College and USDA cooperating. All of 3ion Mrs. Carl Jorgensen on Thanksgiving day were Mr. and Mrs. Funeral services for George E. Linford Jorgensen and family, Ecklund were held in the Newton Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jorgensen and ward Monday Nov. 22, with bis4 children, Mr. and Mrs. Lear. NEWTON Co, ey conducting. Opening song by the choir Sometime Well Understand with chorister Herold Swift of the Preston ward conducting and Daisy Larsen a the piano. Opening prayer by Foseph R. Judden-haVocal vMo by Gem McCann. That S'Uer Haired Daddy of T? f first speaker was Mine, Bishop Ralp u Jones; song by choir, Sweet ft our of Prayer; speaker Joseph Cushman, division foreman of the Utah Power and Light company from Salt Lake I City, told of his kind genial dis- Position, always willing to help k b man in need of assistance, he was well aconainted with the work iat hanr-- and would go out at .any hou. io repair lines in time of severe I uirms, was always kind I and pleassu under all circumstances an "oved by all who knew him. Closing remarks was hop Lyle m. -- ,hy Bishop Lyle Cooley; closing Jorgensen and 2 children Alexander, Idaho. from Mr. and Mrs. Harold Swift from Preston were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Barker on Thanksgiving day. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Nelson j and Dir. and Mrs. Murlin Nelson and daughter DeAnn motored down to Magna, Utah, and enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner with their daughter and family, Mr. Two . and Mrs. Gordon Cowan. other daughters from Salt Lake j City joined them for dinner andf afternoons visit, Mrs. Vaucfis ' Griffin and 2 daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Kandt and family. Mrs. Lex Lewis and Mrs. W. R. Smart spent Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Nelson, and on Saturday Mrs. Esther Hunsaker of Tremonton and Mrs. Robert Bailey of Clearfield, were guests at their home. John h,y Darden rayer at Golden y , Sprihler, v 1 Guests at the home of Mr. and Phone 244 244 So. Yon can have this efficient Gilsonite coating applied to your car. Inquire at TRANSPORT MOTOR COMPANY TODAY! ' $6t& vs wF Main ic road noises, too. Inexpensive . . . quickly applied , t t get full details today. states. Ecklund. Awning & Linoleum Co. underbody against further rust and rot . . . deadens of her uncle Ecklund. She reports e temperature was 37 degrees w when she left to come to Manning arrived Pendletan, Oregon, to attend ra services of her uncle Geo. A. H. Parker old. It insulates the exposed services J11 Hour Service application of Insul-mastKarkote prolongs tht life of any auto . . . new or The grave jfrs. Bernice 24 One rge E. e Taking the oath of president Entertain At Party was Alice B. Pond, Lewiston; first Trenton DIr. and Mrs. Gordon vice president, Lila Boyle, Logan; Sessons entertained several of Hazel second vice president. their friends at a party at their Pedersen, Logan; recording secre- home Monday evening of last tary and treasurer. Diary R. Stod- week. dard, Logan; corresponding secretary, Lucille Peterson, North Logan; chaplain, Sarah Funk, BenWINDOW son Ward; sergeant-at.arm- s ,Fon-tel- la SHADES Reeder, Smithfield; musician, Alice Titensor, Cove; color bearer, Made To Measure Oka L. YOU BE THE JUDGE ! mrnishing the trucks. I Doris DeSomers flew from .air Dank, Alaska to attend the mineral members. Right or wrong? the home was given Sorenson. 25 monies Saturday was Mrs. Elvira. Wilson, president of the Salt Lake 'chapter, Gold Star Mothers. She was assisted by other members of that unit. These from Salt Lake City attending the local banquet were DIrs. Wilson, DIrs. Isabella Cheed, Vilate White, Laura Pullman, Evoline Riding, Martina Obsome, Louise Cahoon, Sadie Bateman, Edna Alley, Ruby Phillips, Jane Evans, Fannie Terry, Chella Logan and LaReva Bcerey. - In the Jas dedicated by Pres. Hazen Hillyard of Smithfield Stake, all bearers were fellow work-e- n. Ball George Hansen, rant Tucker, Orln Miles, George uchurch, Claire Poole and Sam-- e Johnson. The gorgeous array f floral emblem was carried by e Relief Society members, with tah Power and Lisht company Installatic l ceremonies the newly organized Caclr' -' ntcoi chapter of Gold f..a Mothers were he.d Saturday at the Bluebird with 14 member,--, cf the Salt Lake unit at'ear-n- a The Cache group is the second such unit in the state and has Lgan for Lower, Lewiston, and historian and custodian of records, Anna Armstrong, Logan. We are planning activities designed to serve this counliy for which our men and women gave and family. their lives, commented Mrs. StodDIr. and Mrs. Lowell Jenkins dard, in announcing the installa' entertained with a Thanksgiving tion rites. 6 In general charee of the cere dinner, covers were laid for Mr. and DIrs. Henry Jenkins, DIr. and Mrs. Walter Elatter and children besides the host and hostess and four daughters. Mrs. Ida Crookston had as her dinner- guests on Thursday besides the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crookston, Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Jenkins and Audrey and Loree Crookston. DIr. and Mrs. Ernest Jenkins of Logan spent Thursday at the home of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Jenkins and family. Mr. and Mrs. Golden Rigby had all their married daughters home for Thanksgiving day. They included Mr. and DIrs. LeLand Bird and daughter, Mr. and DIrs. Bradshaw and son, DIr. and Mrs. Seth Bird and Mr. and Mrs. De Mont Walker besides the host and hostess and 3 younger children. Violet Benson 'Mrs. spent t of Tomorrow; benedict- Thanksgiving day with her son ion by Bishop Le Roy Salisbury, sol New County Gold Star Mothers Chapter Installed .w JOHNSONS COMMERCIAL APPLIANCE CO. 72 West Center Phone 985-Logan M |
