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Show TI1E Mrs, George Jensen and Mrs.! Henry Olsen guests. A i iuh gift was presented Mrs. iair-sc- HYRUM NEWS Jensen and Mrs. Wilford .Jen-se- n 0f pocatcllo, Idaho, Corydon of Eugene. Oregon and Mrs and son of CaliRoger Finnell fornia are visitors in Hyrum, the uests of Mr. and Mrs. J. V. flonson and Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum (j Jensen and other relatives. A family canyon party was en by Mr. and joyed on Wednesday Mrs C. J- - Christiansen. Mr. and Mrs! McRose, and son Bruce, Mr. and Mrs. Ike Bradley, Mrs. Wm. H. McNeely of Logan and Mr. and Mrs. Leland Meuter and children Calif. Dinner and of Alameda, supper, a social afternoon and the enjoyed by evening was group. Eliason Thomas entertained Mrs. on Monday June 17 at a party hor of daughter Irene's in honor Mr. 13th HERALD-JOURNAL- delicious plate lunch was the group by Mrs. Eliason. Mrs. Venna Lai sm entertained the Hyrum First ward club, at her home Thursday evening June 20, notins hot birthday an-- 1 niversary. A bowl of baby breath' and long spikes ol blue delphen-iugraced the hjiig rooms A social exiling was enjoyed followed w.ih a luncheon served by Mrs. Larsen fifteen including u Mr. and Mrs A J. Clawson, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. S. Bailey, Mr and Mrs. Larsen of Logan spent Friday ia.st m Salt Lake City on business and pleasure combined. Mr. and Mrs. Preslun Allen welcomed a fine sen June 19, born at a Logan hospilal. Mrs. Wilford Jensen of Pocatello will visit for the next week or, two at the home ol Mr. and Mrs.j J. W. Munson, LOGAN, UTAH, SATIIIIDA ), North Logan was the dinner given by Mrs. Albert Stauffer on Sunday at her homo, in compliment to her husband on his tiVlh tirthday ,111111ersary. The dinner table was coviicd with an exquisite Venetian clolli. A beautifully decorated birthday encake banked with flowers tered the table 'Pipers were at either side. Alter dinner, the afternoon was spent m visiting and taking family group pictures. All eight children am; their families were present. Tlnrty-fiv- e guests were included. Mrs. Dougin.; Max Tooley and - MRS. C. A. NYMAN Reporter Word has been received by Mr. and Mrs. Alfred lluncey, that a fine baby boy arrived on Saturday; at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hanoey of Salt Lake City. Mr.j ami Mrs. Harney were formerly! of North Logan. Attractive ir. all appointments 1 V, JUNK 19 4 0. 2 2, PAGE SEVEN. ton Graig and Mils Colleen Berger W. E. Nyni-inSalt Lake City my .spiudingj Mrs. A. B. Nyman and daughtheir vacation in North Logan. asj ter Lorna. Mrs. Orvin Nyman and guests of Mr and Mrs. Alberti daughters Edith ami Afton and Stauffer. Mrs. Junior Nyman attended a! Mrs. V. N. Nyman. Mrs Fran-- ! trousseau tea at Hyde Park Suncis K. Nelson ml daughter Beth. day, given in honor of Mrs. Ethel Mr and Mrs. ndy King attend- Waite Howell, a recent bride. ed a trousseau tea at Bear P.lver Misses Marietta Nyman and City Sumluy given in honor of Iris Kemp, returned home Sunday Miss Nedra Jensen, a June bride. from Cornell university at Ithaca, Miss Muriel Johnson, spent the New York, wheic they have spent week end at Idaho Falls, with the winter, teaching, Enroute home relatives. they spent 1 week visiting at the Miss Carol llolmgrcn of Bear New York worlds fair and other River City is too house guest of points of intciesl. They report her grnudpnrorts. Mr. and Mrs. having had a wonderful time, mo . ol 1 toring home with friends. North Logans school band is holding: regular weekly rehear sals this summer, with Prof. Terry directing Anyone playing an instrument is invited to participate in band activities. Misses Vunile and Twilla Hancey of Salt Lake City are the house guesis of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hancey. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Britzell and family of Pocatello, enroute home from soothe, rn Utah park were visitors in the ward birthday anniversary. Fourteen guests were entertained during the evening with a variety of games A beautiful pink and white birth 13 lighted can day cake bearing dies centered the d;ning table. A' Clarkston THE AMERICANO AW THE HERE EE FAIR SENORITA WOULD 'AVE f WHERE THEy ESCAPE HAD NOT I, RAMON, I FELL SHOT THE HORSE FROM LISTEN! V jj 7 UNDER THEM MRS. JOSEPH BURT, Reporter 7' The Archibald family motored to the Smithfield park Sunday after noon to spend the day. A nice lunch was served. The time was spent playing ball and social chat. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Hillyard Archibald and children Gwenda and Theron, Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Archibald and sons Allen and Kent, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Archibald and son Boyd, Mr. Allen Archibald and Mr. and Mrs. Amos Rigby and children and Cora Joyce, Darell, Lue-An- n BOVINCN j DOKi BOMINO SfR-- r wyv A CAR. EES C0MINS vywvsJ VVf i n mm Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Neils Neilson of Canada, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Godfrey of Salt Lake City were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Thompson Monday. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Grant Griffin recently. The mother and baby spent 10 days at the Richmond maternity home. Miss Reva But irs spent a week at Plymouth as a guest of her sister, Mrs. Ralph Rose. Miss Myra Chambers of Smith-fiel- d spent a week visiting at the home of Miss Peggie Dean Sparks. The Ladies Home club met at the home of Mrs, Letha Buttars A pleasant Thursday afternoon. afternoon was spent. The summer program was planned. Lunch was served. Those present were Mrs. Ruby Godfrey, Blanche Archibald, Flossie Atkinson, Sybil Goodey, and Margaret Barson. The Thrifty Stitchers club met at the home of Laurena But- AH, WAT MAGNIFICENT EANDVIVCTa WE ARE, DOW BOVINO! VJE 'AVE iGOODlYl, RAMON RECAPTURE FOR YOU THE FOUR THROW WAS THE ainX ESCAPE' PRISONERS t, 4-- tars Thursday. The afternoon was spent in sewing. Girls present were Myrl Burt, NaDean Jardine, Ivalou Thelma Godfrey, Iva Goodey, Thompson, Lula Rasmussen, Laurena Buttars, Electa Thompson, and their leaders. Miss Cleo Burt and Venice Jardine. .. . J V 'EM IN THE CAR J HERO J v Ngt) i 1. Q. May an. owner of private property used by the public' for vehicular travel, by1 permission, require different or additional conditions than those required on public streets or highways? A. Yes, the owner may require whatever regulations which seem best to him. 2. Q. May local authorities cause ippropriate signs to be erected and maintained on state highways which designate business and resident districts ? A. Yes, subject to approval of the state road commission. 3. Q. May local cause appropriate signs, markings and traffic control signals as may be deemed necessary to direct and regulate traffic to be erected and maintained on state highways ? A. Yes, subject to approval of the State Road commission. 4. Q. May civic organizations erect and maintain signs, markers or traffic signals which bear thereon the name of the organization ? A. Yes, but not without the authorization of the proper public authorities WHERE m VAf9 rKf CAR; ) y WAS HERE ONLY a moment aso bot the PRISONERS ARE EEN THE CAR THEY TRAVEL EEN THE WRONG DRECTtON. AFTER -- J r' j JHENM LONG LIVE EASY! TWICE HE AVE SAVE OUR LIVES VI A LOOK the TCOOPS PRO POINTERS BY ART KRENZ Henry Kaiser, the Racino professional, always has been bothered by a right hand that is too active in the back&wing. There are two ways the right hand can cause trouble in the backswing. First, a common fault of the beginner is an upright swing with a closed face due to the right hand being placed under the shaft in gripping. Second, what Kaiser calls a wrist Pivot, is starting the clubhead back and around the right foot, ahead of the hands. This latter fault puts the club-shaout of fine with the left arm. and prevents the golfer from feeling that sweet tugging or pull in the left arm as die starts the club down to the ball. To correct this fault, Henry Kaiser has his pupils tako a firmer grip with the left hand, keep the left arm firmer and permit the right hand to take a free nde until it gets back to the hitting region. VJE ARE GATHERED TO HONOR AM AMERICAN, A MAW SO COOL. SO COURAGEOUS THAT.THE BANDITS ARE NO MORE, A MANWH0 gSVCED HEES LIFE TO SAVE OTHERS, A MAN WHO KNOWS MOT the.meaning.of.JFAR- - PERMIT THE RIGHT HAND. To Take a FREE RIDE UNTIL IT GETS Mlk To MiTVNG feXRV the AREA Mi&t. 3 COPB. lino BY Nf ftfRVICF. INC. |