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Show TIIE il E n A l D jUuR A i;, LOCan, UTaU, PRESTON NEWS Thrc Wed Logs Bulldog: 3 I)gan Logan Utah A Someth before Cac when a tri Seldom will fans 1 and Logai game, but Aggie squ Val Cache The cvenli timed for 6 North Cache regular high the court at ant Coaches j. In the coi illustrious ni former B.Y.l at North Cl ton, Ace A back, and t basketball; Aggie hoop at South Cs Uta former B Weston; State, coach ball; Ed Iza the Aggie t and Ken coaches at See Dl on Coach menting that dared main team and that time of it. boys in sht is obvious develop spe ed with t Oregon Sta) departments brush up b petition be; The regul 35 cents ; cents rese: Coach Wi large crowd Important and Logan game tomoi Bulldogs s Whitmans er opener week, and Logan last in both. L son's camp fore Ogdei are rated t Boa Elder. I So, the c region one and tuck termined ti an equal c Coach Hoy Hump leson at Maeser wi one of the sen, who center or for the for requires. Bertleson Roy starr week. Ben work with The Gr either to veteran B of two ye, against 0 that Wort a chance capable of a in form The B.P.W. club of f'reston will meet Monday night, December 18, with the "Charmaids", girls vocal group, furnishing musical entertainment. The group, dressed in formal gowns, sing sacred, popular, and numbers. by Mrs. A. G. Carlson, the ' s were organized recently, with Miss Edna Palmer as president. Other officers include: Vera K. Pinson, secretary, Eleanor Warner, vice piesident, Hath Kalph business manager, Rolena H. Johnson, accompanist. Remaining members are Thora Painter, Sadie Williams, Harriet Weaver. Ardella Kirkbride, Eleise Hendricks, Ada Kae Hart, Ila Bishop, Dorothy Palmer. They meet twice at the Wilford hotel. Growingweekly in popularity since their organization, the Charmaids have sung on numerous and varied occasions in Preston and vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Hansen were Salt Lake City visitors last Friday. semi-class- Char-maid- Raymond Beckstead, son of Mr and Mrs. Robert Bedstead of Preston, is in Preston for the Christmas holidays. Mr. Beckstead is employed in the Nelson-Rick- s creamery at Rexburg, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. James Nelson and family who moved from Preston to southeastern Washington last year arc Preston visitors. The dance and jitterbug contest to be sponsored by the Riverdale ward M Men and Gleaner Girls' orhas been shifted from ganizations December 23, Saturday, to December 27, Wednesday The Builders chib of the Franklin county seminary system at Preston, under the presidency of Miss Valene Dunklcy, presented a very interesting program last Sunday night in the Third ward. The book "The Man Nobodj Knows" by Bruce Barton was reviewed, with four speakers treating the subject; Newton Lowe, Gwen Carter, Valene Dunklcy and Odessa Smith. Alvin Harris, seminary instructor, gave a short talk in form of a summary of the book. Miss Barbara Neeley conducted. Musical i. jmbers were given by the following: Billy Hurd, baritone vocal solo; Vauna Barton, Radia Morrison, Marian Bowden and Roma Beckstead, instrumental quartet; Lucy Tanner, piano solo. This same program is scheduled to be given in the Riverdale ward chapel Sunday night, December 24. Miss Grace Bingham, daughter of Mrs. Eliza T. Bingham of Preston, arrived home Saturday from Provo to spend the Chirstmas holidays. Miss Bingham is a freshman at the Brigham Young university. Ted Lockypr's Soda Springs hoop 9 last quint defeated Franklin Thursday on the home floor. W. W. Spires, long-tim- e resident of St. Anthony and Lava Hot 33-1- Ida., will open an insurin Preston, to operate on 74 South State street. He will deal in real estate, loan, insurance and exchange. Orell F. Lamereaux, machinist at the sugar factory, was a Salt Lake City visitor Saturday. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Wheelin, who for the past several months have been in Moscow, Idaho, returned Friday night to Preston. Dr. Wheelin, originally from Colorado, served this summer in Franklin county with Bangs disease test work among dairy cattle. During the past few months Dr. Wheelin has conducted test work in the Moscow area with Dr. Norman Olsen, also formerly located in Springs, ance office The Magi, Jesus, son. Ladies Literary eluo met Thursday at the home of Mrs. T. R. Bowden. Mrs. Leona Daley reviewed the three-ac- t play "Family Portrait" by Lenore Coffee and William Joyce Cowell. A string trio, of Marian consisting Bowden, Olixie McAllister and Vauna Barton, played "Ave Maria" and a group of Christmas carols, The Preston Fourth ward choir presented a special Christmas program Sunday night in the ward chapel under the direction of Mrs. Lucy W. Hendricks. The program consisted of the following numbers: Good Will to Men, a Christmas reading, flute solo by Ray Pauli, Come and Worship by choir, Christmas talk by Mayor j. C. Forsgren. ladies quartet, solo by Mrs. W. H. Simmons, instrumental by the Barton family. Lift Up the Voice in Singing by the choir. Dr. and Mrs. A. R. Cutler motored to Salt Lake City Friday and returned Saturday with their son, Allen, Jr., who is a senior at the University of Utah. The Clifton ward auxiliary organizations cooperated Friday to stage a community celebration to secure funds for the ward budget. The events began at noon with a lunch sale at the chapel for the school students. The sale will continue throughout the year. Following this sale lunches were sold to the general public. A program tool: place in the recreation hail under the direction of the bishopric. A children's dunce and bazaar took place during the afternoon. Concluding the day's activities was a ward dance at the new high school gymnasium. Thursday evening in the new Fran! ni stake tabernacle a banquet .. a served, purpose of which was to raise funds for payment of the building. The affair was under the direction of the First ward Relief Society. The MIA was in charge of the program. Toastmaster was Attorney Wooley of Ogden. His theme was Peace". Music was furnished by the Preston Glee club under the direction of Harold Swift, by the "Charmaids under the direction of Mrs. A. G. Carlson, vocal solo by Lyle Shipley. About 155 couples attended. The evening was spent in dancing. At five dollars per couple for the banquet, the committee was delighted with the fund received. The Oneida stake MIA officers entertained the ward officers Thursday evening in the opera house at a dancing social. Christmas decorations bespoke the theme. The- - music. to lib. d. Sunday morning the group performed at Whitney at the Sunday school service and Sunday evening at Linrose ward. The program was made up of the following numbers: (Advent) Bless This House, violin solo by Vauna Barton, The Heavens Proclaim, Holy Night, vocal duet by Gwen and Richard Merrill, He Shall Feed His Flock, Come, Thou Long Expected Jesus, ( Shepherd's Let Us Go Even Unto Bethlehem, by boys and chorus. Ye Watchers and Ye Holy; Ones, List Cherubum Host, double mixed . quartet, consisting of Conna Beth Beckstead, Gwen Merrill, Lou Bodily, Luoile Billy Kirkbride, Billy Maughan, Hurd, Wendell Wiser, Lynn Stevenson, Ned Stocks, Lo High Rose Ere Blooming, Jesus Our Lord by trio consisting of Conna Beth Beckstead, Lucille Maughan and Twilla Smith, Today There Is cheese SIIEUEOKD or KRAFT Ul Pkgs. (it COP. 1439 BY NCA itwvict. Can D PEC. U $ PAT. 11-- Old Fashioned 10 DOROTHY PORK LEGS . . . b. Tin . . . 59 98' HOLIDAY CHOCOLATES Assorted Varieties! 73' 5 2 '4 lb. box 4 .) NUTS MIXED 29' 2 u MIXED 4 No Peanuts) 2 u 35' PEANUTS Fancy Virginia Pound 10 WALNUTS Long type baby. 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CRACKERS t r GRAHAM Box ... 1f Sweet Sweet SNPICKLES Aro, m$EKV NxWESSON 4M House in Brown Derby I RRPAn ir EKEES SEEKS IJ D bottle 4 for DECK with empties) Members of the Tessa Winn camp- - of the Daughters of Pioneers held their December meeting at the home of Mrs. Silvia Me.lmberg in Preston, with Captain Tressie S. Ralph conducting. The lesson Holiday Seasons of Long Ago,was given by Mrs. Jennie addoups. Mrs. Norma Crabtree sang a solo, and several musical selections were given by Eve'yn Carlson. Christmas gifts were exchanged and given from a beauti-- i fully decorated Christmas tree. Each member present received a gift. The rooms were attractively decorated with Christmas greens for the occasion and a Cnristmas theme was used in the refreshments which were served at the (close of the afternoon. M skst 25 COFFEE ! Brown SUGAR orPowdered PUDDING K Red Label FAHA Pioneer Camp Has Meeting At Preston t -- SALAD eral charge. MUC. SnLAlTISS ti (Siheir'ffy -OLIVES Charmaids furnished the Refreshments were served By EFFECTIVE FOR FOUR DAYS SWANSDOWN-- 1?0 people. W H. Simmons and Mrs. H. T. Bickrr.ore were in gen- FLAPPER FANNY 211 Can 2 lb. Can The Rachel Porter camp of the Franklin County Daughters of Pioneers met Thursday at the home of Mrs. S. P. Packer. The meeting was in combination with a Christmas social. Mrs. Muriel Chapman gave the lesson on pioneer Christmases. In connection with the lesson she directed a dramatization Preston. of an early yule season. Members Jay Anderson, graduate of the of the camp took various parts. Utah State Agricultural college, Miss Betty Barbara Funk kave a and instructor in the music departChristmas reading, Mrs. Aliie Packment of the McCammon high er and Miss Ralphine Strub gave a school, was a Preston visitor Satpiano duet. Hostesses were Mrs. urday. Mr. Anderson teaches flute Josephine Lindsey, Mrs. R a c lessons in Preston each two weeks. Hawkes, and Mrs. Amy Kern. The Under the direction of Harold members exchanged gifts and were C. Christensen the annual Christserved a lovely lunch. mas cantata of the Preston high school music department was presented twice over the week-en- The gt Captain . Wilson Ringing, (Kings) Joy of Mans Desiring, Now Let Every Tongue Adore Thee, Break Forth Into Joy. Miss Sybil Hansetl who has been attending the Brigham Young university at Provo, returned home Saturday to spend the Christmas holidays. Miss Hansen experts to register at the Ricks college at Rexburg following the holidav sea- I TOMATO JUICE Sunny Dawn Medium Can 46-o- z. Can . 5 15" GRAPE- - FRUIT JUICE Townhouse F No. 2 i Can MINCE MEAT Fancy 2 lb. Jar ij |
