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Show MAGNA TIMES, MAGNA, UTAH . CHATTER (Continued Prom Page 1) million diamonds Sprang from dew wet grass Along the path that led To Beaver creek. The sweet, clear call Of a meadowlark Against - a backgroundOI woodland symphony--Onc- e again Nature was near at hand. On a quiet pool And widening ripples, Where a huge bass ' Had broken water. For us marked Journeys end The City was far away. Ml's Leah Eldredge and Miss Wilma Eldredge returned home after spending the past six weeks attending the Brigham Young Summer GRANGER NOTES By Louise Bawden A -- s School Misses session. Alice and Afton Bawden have returned home after spending CHRISTIAN SCIENCE the past six weeks attending the Love Is the subject of the lesson-sermBrigham Young University in Provo. In all Churches of Christ. Miss Alice continued her studies in science while Miss Afton advanced ScientST on Sunday July 31. with her music course under ProThe Golden Text Is: The Lord fessor Agustus D Zanzig of the Is good to all : and his tender mercies National Recreational Association. are over all his works" (Psalms 145:-- 9. on Miss Lela Lehman of Des Moines. Among the Scriptural Iowa is spending a week visiting are the following: "But they her parents Mr and Mrs August wait upon the Lord shall renew clta-tion- OWNED be weary; and they shall walk, and not faint (Islah 40.31). And the Miss Frances Castleton of Salt work of We are glad righteousness shell be peace; Lake City Is visiting her grandThat he remembers and the effect of righteousness mother Mrs A E Wallace of GranAfter all the years quietness and assurance for ever ger for a short time. And we regret (Lsiah 32.17). The little time Correlative to the citations are the Mr and Mrs Platt Ward of PresWe gave him following pa'sages from 'Science ton. Idaho were holiday visitors at and Health And our blindness with Key to the Scripthe home of Mrs Ward's parents tures" by In not realizing Baker Eddy: "It Mary Mr. and Mrs. W G Bawden. Mr. is How much a kid Florence Nightinthat proverbial and Mrs Ward were accompanied by gale and other enAppreciates attention philanthropists Mr Wards parents, Mr and Mrs Prom an oldster gaged in human labors have been Onoe again we learn Joseph Ward and daughter, June able to undergo without sinking who visited at the home of another That kindly deeds fatigues and exposures which ordiLike ripples on a quiet stream daughter Mrs Herman C. Nielson nary people could not endure The of Granger Miss Alice Bawden acMay spread to far horizons demand spiritual quelling the Paul, we thank you companied them upon their return material, supplies energy and en-- i For the lesson. home for a week's vLsit. durance surpassing all other aids, and forstalls the penalty which our A special program under the direcWritten by an editor friend of beliefs would attach to our be mine who wishes to remain tion of the Utah Daughters of Pio- deeds" ip 385). neers was prisented at the regular the services Sunday evening at MAGNA NOTES Granger Ward Musical numbers were given by Mr Steven McLaughlin consisting of a cornet solo and Mr and Mrs D D. Jacobson anM J.T de Steadman who presented nounce the birth of a baby girl Mona vocal solo A talk on the hand- day 25 at their home. Mrs JaJuly cart companies was given by Mrs cobsen will be remembered as being Alice MacKay Mrs Gertrude Todd formerly Miss Vivian Marlor. 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