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Show V The '58 CMC pickup truck. Congratulations to these people. Mr. and Mrs. Reid Stark, Chet and Chad have returned home after spending two weeks in Ogden with Recently Leonard Bowman took Marlenes brother and sister while a medical retirement from the gov- her folks were away. ernment. He first worked at the A surprise birthday party was arsenal and when it closed he went to work at Hill Field where held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. he was employed at the time of Merlin Badger lor Joyce Handra-haon her 16th birthday. Eleven his retirement. guests were present, lots of fun We- want to send our sympagames were played, lunch .was thies to the Poll families for the served and everyone had fun. John Mathis and his group had passing of their mother Cora Poll. She passed away on Nov. 19 in a good elk hunt They went in the the Iee Hospital. Also to the Al fish Lake area and saw two large Young family for the death of their ellf herds Sure they got their elk, son, Rulon V. Young, .who died all six of them Nov. 15 in Tijuana, Mexico There will Ih- a stake dance on Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Karl have Saturday Nov 30 at the South Og returned from California where den Jr High School. A "Tracy" birthday party was they attended the funeral of their grandson, Bryan Earl. He was the held at the home of Mr and Mrs only son of Mr. and Mrs Grant Alford Peek last Saturday Six of Earl. Bryan choked to death from her brothers and sisters came and complications of the flu Our sor- they all had hupper and enjoyed rows also go out to this family. the evening. Mr. and Mrs Fred Bingham and Happy birthday to the following family are the proud new owners of people George Johnston on Nov a beautiful green and white 1958 29, Gary Seamons on Nov 30, Al Cadillac. Delbert Smith has him a berta Peek, Lou Ann Kay, Nayon Brimhall on Dec. 2, Jamei Dee Hig-ley- , Dec. 3; Art Ukcna, Dec. 4; Leon T. Murray and Chad Stark Dec. 5. Happy anniversary to the married folks: Mr. and Mra. Vern Poll on Nov. 29, Mr. and Mra. Leon T. Murray on Dec. 6. t Mr. and Mrs. Link Smith recently returned from a weeks vacation in different parts of Nevada. They visited with Links brothers and sisters and also their son Eddie who was in Sparks, Nev. on gunnery practice vFifh the Navy. He said to tell all his friends 'Hello. In memory of their fathers birthday, the Jaques family held a at the home of Link Smith on Nov. 24. Movie pictures and a chili supper was enjoyed by all those attending. Emma Jaques is slaying at the Smith home for - a There were three young men re ceivvd their first class scout badges in Mutual last Tuesday. They are Fred Stangcr, Val Byram and Lee Nix Good luck in your scouting. The H Club had their achieve-iint night at Davis High School recently South Weber had 44 chilh dren receive achievement awards and eight teachers peceived their teachers certificaV.-Tlirc- e girls won the county gold metal in electricity. They are Judy Williams, I ml jy and Karen Smith. They were the only girls in' the county to take this project and Ihcv won over all the boys. ROY AUTO PARTS PHONE EX ' 4 5316 So. 1900 9638 Rot, Utah V AUTO GUARS INSTALLED AUTO GLASS AND IARTS-.ACCESSORIES BRAKE Mr and Mrs Edward Proctor of Carmichael, Calif, and Mr. and Mrs Kay Proctor of Ogden were Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Hap Imlay. Ina's brother, and FsM Wir few weeks. SHOE EXCHANGE Edward, and his family have been g hrrr to r a week. trr-rtm- At conference Sunday morning, South Weber bad five men acting as ushers They were Robert Kemp-sterAlf Peek, Art Ukena, John Mathis and John Handrahan. They did a fine job. Joseph Fielding Smith was the apostle visiting from Sail Hike and he gave a wonderful talk. His wife sang four beautiful songs so it was all worth while Vine Poll has returned home from TDY which took him to Spo-- i k.me for 10 days. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs. Ed Strombcrg who are the proud parents of a new baby girl. It was Imrn Nov. 25 and weighed 6 lbs. oi This makes three girls and one hoy for the Strombersgs Ed s mother, Mrs Strombcrg, is staying with the family for a little w bile Mr and Mrs Ronald Smith and . Y I EC Dont forget the kids show each Saturday at the ROY THEATER I.OTS OF CARTOONS Pl.fS A SHORTS , Stop Over Tokyo DOORS OPEN 2:45 IV Thnreday, November 25, 1957 e, family left Tuesday evening to spend a week with Anggies folks, Mr. and Mrs, Forrut Knox, in Los Angeles. Thats about all we know. Seems like everybody la too buay to call and let us know what is happening and besides, thfre are a lot of people busy working on the Mr?. Phyllis Mitchell from Ny building fund event coming up, ssa, Ore., spent three days this last and for that, we can excuse anyweek visiting with her sister Fern thing. Poll. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bambrough came from California Monday to spend Thanksgiving and visit with their children until Saturday. A surprise birthday party was held in honor of Dina Poll Nov. 27. Help your neighbor was played and lunch was served. Donna was really surprised. Sixteen guests were present. John, Ruth, Elizabeth, Judy and Douglas Mothers went to Salma for a Thanksgiving visit with Ruths mother. Earl Butler spent last week at the home of a neice, Byram. We send our regrets as to the death of his wife. I hope all of you had a very nice Thanksgiving along with having friends and relatives in for dinner. Some special dinner guest are Miss Helen Bennett and Marjorie Attwood of Oregon spent Thanksgiving day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Byram. Doy-o- l and I invited our folks, Huron Brake; Mr. and Mrs. William Poll, Donna, Carolyn, Duane, Dale, Glen, Lynn, Brent end Margie to our place. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ray are having their family home (ex cept Adele). NaDean and Kay Carver came from Idaho Falls to spend a few days with her folks. Joyce came from Provo, Annette and La Kae from Logan and Evans and bis ' famtTff ' rrom Ogden Tm ' surf everyone enjoyed the day. I hope all those who are sick soon get better. Seems like quite a few are ill again. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kay spent last week in Idaho Falls helping Nadean and Kay paint and to get things ready to move into their new house. ses and the majority of the 20 Weber. liv- ing grandchildren.. The family program and games which always are a feature of their gathering are always as eagerly anticipated as the dinner, the family members avow. The couple's five childlren are Orson W. and Mrs. Jacob (Klea) The event will be an evening full Kapp both of Riverdale, Frank H. of fun planned with a three fold of Clearfield, Grant L. from Ogden purpose in mind. First, and fore- and Willis S. who resides in South most, to get some more money on our building fund. Second to help you exchange useful item, and third, to give the lady of the house, a rest from the chores of supper time. Whenever possible the married sno and daughter of their eldest son Ernest S. (who passed away several years ago) join the group. It was impossible this year, however, as Ernest Clair lives in Idaho and Kay in California. Clair has one child and Kay two, giving the Mowers a total of three .....ftsaDccraaF) At 6 to 7 pm. on Friday Dec. there will be barbecues and hot dogs with all the trimmingj and at 7 an auction will begin. Glen Thurston, genuine comedian will hold the gavel, and terrific banjo music has been arranged for. This is your big chance to give some items to help the cause, and to buy other thinsXhat willbe of value to you. Start planning now to Join the big event. ... I 6 East Riverdale 5 j gy FULL-COLO- 10-da- y and accounting office at the Yuma Test Station near Yuma, Ariz. next Tuesday morning. Following a tradition of 10 years standing the Ernest E. Mowers had their descendcnts gather at their home again this year for a typical ld fashioned Thanksgiving Day re union at Grandma's and Grandpas house. Seated around t h e oversize Thanksgiving table this year were their five livinffYhildren of their original eight, the children's spou- OR FOR Vr COMPLETE ROOF DISPLAYS t Make your hxne a standout this 6 I lol Christmas season with these Christmas bright, new, fuli-siz- y or figures. Huy them ready-madm ike your own by pasting colorful p.ijier figures on Exterior e FIGURES Sf-I-i . . SJiffe lej 18 - 'us ,h FIGURES R LAWN PFC. Robert D. Kammeyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kammeyer is home on leave for the Thanksgiving holidays. He is to report back to his job at the finance Tv j T Cttt 4' Tb'W 4 ' r mm - Jolly Cooks Corner While cranberries are good in most any season their popularity is never so great as it is at the Thankgiving and Christmas sea sons of the year A delicious and attractive salad mold can bo made with the follow- 1 ADMISSION Son-Chronicl- ing recipe-- . CRANBERRY SALAD 1 Tbs (1 envelope unflavored gelatine) 4 cup cold water 9 ounce can crushed pineapple 'I cup lemon juice 1 17 ounce can of jellied cran-- berry sauce 1 cup chopped celery cup chopped walnuts Soften gelatine in cold water. Heat the crushed pineapple; add gelatine, stire until dissolved. Add lemon juice and cranberry sauce. Beat smooth, chill partially. Add celery and nuts. Iour into oiled molds Chill until firm. Lnmold on pineapple slices, garnish with endive. serves six to eight. FRtTT DRESSING Combine 2 liealcn egg yloks, 4 , tsp. salt, 4 cup cup sugar. 1 and rind lemon tsp. grated tsp vinegar Cook over hot water until thick stirring constantly. Add tsp butter, cool. Before serving fold in 1 cup heavy cream whipped. CRANBERRY RELISH 1 lb. or 1 can whole cranberry sauce 1 cup drained crushed pineapple 3 tbs. lemon juice Combine ingredients and chill. For a crunchy relish, add 4 to 4 cup coarsley chopped blanched almonds Servo with hot or cold meats or chicken. 1 lattle girls' leather house slippers. Gold braid trim sb 1.98 9J Heavy cotton nylon stretch socks New plaids, stripes 49c lem-juice- 1 STttETCH 80CKS 1 '4 f '5&aVvX Say 44 ivv.veoc Cn its' S 'N s A"S iw frrfj a. Merry Christmas n with Handsome nylon strc'tch socks in gift folder. New novelty patterns. 59c m Battery-operate- (Batteries 84 ' not lantern. included). 98c In. high ipwni Illy LIGHTER, CASE BILLFOLD SET Phone EX Our hews this week is for the birds. 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