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Show THE FACE SIX. Millville News Mrs. Phyllis Jenson, who was observing her birtmiiiy anniversary, was hotess to a group of friends on Thursday afternoon. Those present were Mrs. June Feeder of Hyde Park, Mrs. Maude Anderson and Mrs. Lucille Dailey of Logan, Mrs. Virgtl Jenson of College ward, Mrs. Melinda Anderson and Mrs. Leone Anderson of Nib-leMrs. Marion Jessop, Mrs. Cora bloodless, Mrs. Olla Anderson, Mrs. Ivy Humphreys and Miss Betty Bunco was played Humphreys. with prizes won by Mrs. Dailey and Mrs. Hoodless. Luncheon was served at small tables. " Mrs. Parley Jessop spent several duys at Boise, Idaho, last week as, guests of her son and daughter-in-lawMr. and Mrs. Curtis Jessop. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jessop and son Kelly of Ogden have been visiting here. While here, Kelly con- ti rted pneumonia and was re-- n Cache Valley hospital. ved to the His condition is improved. SON MAH HIED IN WASHINGTON Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Sjoberg announce the marriage of their son, Lt. Morris Sjoberg who is stationed at Pendleton, Oregon to Miss Alice Carey of Denver, Colorado. The marriage took place at Walla Walla, Wash., March 5. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Larson spent Sunday with relatives at Wells-v- i He. Mr. nnd Mrs. George Monson were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Perkes of Hyde Park last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hoodless were week end guests of Mr. and Airs. Harry Hoodless. Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Godfrey and baby of Fielding visited here oi HERALD-JOURNA- Wednesday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Jessop. Lynn Russell of Ogden spent the week end here with his wife and son who are visiting at the J. M. Jenson home. Mrs. Harold Myers and small son left on Monday for Salt Lake City to join her husband, who is employed there. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Barnett, Miss Main and Mr. Bonnie all of Ogden visited here Saturday and Sunday at the Thomas Jessop home. SIIOWF.lt GIVEN FOR COUPLE Mr. and Mrs. Osear Sjoberg entertained at a shower supper in honor of their son and daughter--in-laMr. and Mrs. Burnett who were recently married. Mrs. Sjoberg was formerly Miss Kiss Kathryn Bushman of Ogden. Those included were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schenk of Preston, Ida., Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. William Wayman, Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Wilcox, Hamlin Smith and Miss Bell all of Logan, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mathews, Mr. and Sjo-he- rg i MARCH '19, 1942. THURSDAY, LOGAN, UTAH, L, WORK APRON seau tea in honor of Miss Carol Olson of Hyrum on Sunday at the home of her mother Mrs. Eulalia Yeates Olson. Mrs. Ellis Neves and children Larry and Shirley, are spending a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Neves. Miss Mary Dene Jessop, W'ho is employed at Hill Field, Ogden, spent Sunday here. Mrs. Edward Larson, Mrs. Raq Larson and Miss Betty Humphreys spent Tuesday with Mrs. Edna Crockett at Logan. Mrs. Rose Pitkin and Mrs. Afton Ilulse had a quilting on Wednesday. Lunch was served to 14. Mrs. J. M. Jenson, Mr. and Mrs. LeGrand Hale, Mr. and Mrs. Gail Curtis, Mrs. Nora Nielson, the guests of honor end the host ana hostess. The couple received many beautiful gifts. They are living in Logan where Burnett is attending the USAC. A supper party lionoring Oscar Monson was held Saturday evening, the occasion being his birthday anniversary. Those present included Miss Cleo Muir of Ogden, Miss Gladys Cooper, Miss Leora Hule and Miss Thelma Barfuss all of Logan, Miss LaRue Cooper of Providence Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. LeGrand Hale, Herman Nelson, Anthon Jenson, Joseph Jenson, Milan Jenson, Ivan Scott, Miss Betty Humphreys, Miss Merle .Hale, Niels Edward and Oscar Monson. A birthday cake centered the supper table. Mrs. Georgia Sjoberg entertained at a quilting on Wednesday. Lunch was served. Mrs. Thomas Jessop and Mrs. El.is Anderson attended a trous HOGENSOX sor Jamus be held directum m Ul, Sons mortuary. t ((ll.Y n . 1 'Vi Z-f- r to 1 , :.1 x., Clllll v.I U WASH TUBBS riET-- Uiumat HAS BECOME OF POCKS WHERE THE 6R.EAT SHARKS LURK... AND... U6H! Y-' L- ' Cl i to j. - , bi .'!'r I ) -- n Ylidt j.VM 'lAV FRANT Hmut. if 'i bin :vi,f h FEMALE HELP WANTED HOUSES FOR RENT UNF. woman in good 3 RM.elec, stove gar. Ph. 725. health to do hswk in nice home 3 RMS. bath steam heated. Plenty in Ogden. Good salary with board of hot water. 261 No. 1 E. Ca" innnd room included. Family 0 Baugh Plumbing Company. cludes wife and two children. Write Box S, eo Herald-Journa- l. MIDDLE-AGE- A Y: A-1- W"i, einnioiiih t f in 'urh yiu. k. Silv.T did a Cotton ft.. i.i f Wheat . to 1 1 I s INC ERVCg BY NE T PEC M U 5 PAT I M-2- M-2- By FRED HARMAN RED RYDER GUESS AS A SPEECHMAKER, I'D MAKE A FAIR WE OD6H1A EE HCKLPP THAT THE VAl LEY5 GOT THREE FAMIL1ES-TH- EV MAWE A COM-ML)W- but THREE FAMILIES SUPPORT A SCHOO- L- ITS UP 1HF-1- P CANT TO YOU COW'BOt S TO 5 AND rooms. 129 No. 1 West. VICE 4 rms. bath. Ph 39S7 OR unfurn., deluxe. 215 N. 5 E. Ph. ' 1073. i your do SHARE -- "warmaking M-2- RMS., bath, couple. 459 W. 3 N. 1 6 A ROOMS 93 East Astle Apartments. A- -l 3 North. . RMS., mod., priv., M-2- bath. 0 15 N. 5 E. M-1- is not the fundam tal business of a democracy." M-2- ROOFING REPAIRS Hit anu run laws v 10 hit dogs as who hit persons in or repaired free estimates Wangsgaard. Ph 132. A-- 8 affect well as Una, 9 Utn iamcan. d pro (irricam nnecr y Hun K ntcr. by : Pr SALT I in rounc im th Ml LEGAL Idahc M-1- 1 x. art 9 call FURNACES cleaned & repaired Vpril 7, 1942 at 5:30 p .m. forremr A-- 8 Phone 132. U of garbage in accordance A-- 9 rebuild WE sewing machines & 'he Ordinance of Logan C: vacuum cleaners, new factory Blanks for bids cln be had at t 2 RMS deluxe. 275 No. 3 E. 5 discount if de- City Offices. The Board resen methods. 20 DELUXE apt, for couple near livered to store. Wimmers. Ph the right to reject any or all bit temple, A-- 9 electrically equipped, BOARD OF priv. bath. 310 E. 2 No. Ph. 204. CITY COMMISSIONERS reasonable. EsMAYTAGS By: H. R. Pedersen, timate free. Washer repairing Recorder. FINE front apt. htd. priv. bath, A-633-Ph. M remodeled, Idry, couple. 135 El FULLER Brushes. Phone 1329-- J Center. 9 A-1- Utah i NOTICE NOTICE TO BIDDERS The Board of City Commission!: of Logan City, Utah will rece; sealed bids on or before Tuesc SPECIAL NOTICES DELUXE apt Park 0 Lane Apts. 51 W. 1 No. 1 RM bath, htd. 349 S. Main. 9 SaUr ia toda Fri th. .North Chn OPPORTUNITY STUDENT wants ride to Falls. Phone 1013-J- . Idrndins ated ROOFS TRAVEL ! Kirirr -- x; , 'clock K upp wiped OPTIMISTIC M-2- 1 M-2- laiW rr Sn It todi nH th. iul I. M-2- .5 pan fcbtin the a bot1 SALT LAKE CITY, March 0 WANTED TO BUY d.l!i Roy F. Btrgengren, mar.; mg dirertor of the Credit LY STUDENT to work for board. 366 VEAL Si N. B. calves. Ph. Hyrum National . N 6 E. as.souation, told a mu A 2 mg of Utah 33. members here that!t: ELDERLY lady betw. 55 60 for united nations wi inflict "the m 1329-USELESS horses. Ph. No children. gen. hskping. Inq. tremendous defeat the world thi 1 0 B. C. Baker, Franklin. TRAILER house. Phr045-J- l. ever known" on the axis. Speak, FOR RENT FURN HOUSES at a meeting voter-layBerpengr. 4 1073. mod. OR Ph. unfurn. rms, APTS. FOR RENT FURND. said early defeats occurred becai 5 $ fgbting 4 M-2- ' n - look. , A-1- )r Of liter 'iMl train a i v stro vie i . v. Horn! 00 ad woi inSalt 111 I THE LISKA le 'Xi n fx Herald-Journa- 1 AM SO LONELY, SO DESPERATE X COULD CRY YES, PERHAPS IS A &0OO idea! HE IS NOT T0U6H, THIS JAP. HE IS A KEEPER OF HOTELS WITH THE HEART OF A CHICKEN 1 AID IN ESCAPE Of AMERICAN, BUT WHO IE TO AID IN MY ESCAPE ? WO ONE! HE WILL TAKE ME BEYOND SEE 'III! L By ROY CRANE Jhip "nij Indoors and out spring cleaning ia just around the corner little radish and lettuce seeds are eager to be planted in the good green earth lota of work to be done! Whether youve gardening, housecleaning or any other essential household job to toss off you'll appreciate a neat, workmanlike cosage HI IB.- a tume while you're doing it. This quickly sewn apron and one piece IU TTKII are made gay and sprightly by means of a flower-po- t applique. ,Mun ll J.. There's no law against your being pretty while you work, is there? u), 37. To obtain pattern for Apphqued Work Apron and Sunbonnet Kict hi n (Pattern No. 5336) send 10 cents in COIN, YOUR NAME and AD- aumduid.v l, DRESS and the PATTERN NUMBER to Anne Cabot, M I.K 149 New Montgomery, San Francisco, Calif. Enclose 1 cent postage for each pattern ordered. Stoi k ii OFF ' "M,, sun-bonn- et PAT 'J ,i , -. S li, wt mh ll t,, ,i ,, in., "1, oinm ,i - ; i. ii M Hokr. ju , j put. ikhI i.,,, l lo Cto IMI to 2 Hi l. ",,r 1 w it, i,t , , u, "I'' l' 10 i to I2.yu t.. ' " ' to 111 Hliccp. 111. j; H land, j ! lot Rood D'i- h m j. UuuK load in. ll BY MRS. ANNE CABOT U Ofile- n- Up !,, ;',0iu ... t s " in II.' ,S m W V l'l' it?1 xt a l.oo itml J, I ,v di, j, common u m flown, K"m i.Ht Ku "dr, at i Hu , U r .) HioHt J T M .1 " j iUUl - INC is d' ' UA blPViCE j, ; i B "Be Wit. ,are niilui3t , ' iy 194? T. Jres) By V. T. HAMLIN COPft jW Market Quoiatim CITY BOMBED The VICHY', March 18 n.l:i royal air force bombed an important city in northern France, causing some deaths and injuring a number of civilians, it was announced officially today. The destruction of private homes was so great that authorities requisitioned temporary lodgings for many families, the announcement added. But the tvpamt is not vet Emtirely stripped op pwep -- HE STILL HOLDS AM ACE 7". ward cliajM'l ,ki!ui 1 uncial mu.guucn? o ALLEY OOP s. rvues V. HigeiMonr i, cl) t Af agg down A-- -- DO-- J. MAJOR HOOPLE with OUR BOARDING HpUSE I YOUVE READ Y WELL, THE AUTHOR THINK. OH , WHY DIDN'T OF THAT SOONER? LET HER SEE HCW MUCH MORE HE KNOWS THAN HER AN SHE WONT BE SO By J. R. WILLIAMS OUT OUR WAY INSTEAD OP WASTING iNe met more PEOPLE THAN A POWERS AS MY INTELLECTUAL GERMAN SOLDIER IN DEFENSE MESSENGER, X SHOULD KANE CHARGE OF WAR ESPIONAGE! .RUSSIA, M ACTOR, BUT V, SOMETIMES VOLi AN PERFECTING A LURE TO TRAP BAK- - K AFF AMAZE EVENi ME SPIES WHOLESALE - WHY DON'T YOU MERELY IT'S QUITE SIMPLE TURN YOURSELF IN BROADCAST FAHE APPEALS THAT 3AP AND HELP TO SUPPLY BUTLERS ARE URGENTLY NEEDED lN THE SHORTAGE MONITIONS FACTORY OF SOAP FATS 2 CAFETERIAS EGAD.T'NIGSS ' ,T00' KEEN , EH? M-2- 6 B M-1- M-2- 4 SALESMEN Car helps, but essary. Apply -l M-2- 5 '''ft. I'JW--i p T LIKE. TYAS ill of iet w & NOT net in Person s i Ogden Wei g and n 2 0g Tal i City da if of r were ".ers i kd Prt n late the N Sno of ( tea, like th. :,1 sill. i :irae taana ; to t. CO. WELL-MATCHE- 24-- Bv EDGAR MARTIN M-2- HOME and M-1- d. Ti For os to M-2- 1 BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES WS fj LOGAN M-2- WAISTLINE . M-2- M-2- M ANDERSON M-2- LOOKING AT UlS d ra, c.c. M-2- l'i C tOUf 'Good oppe rtunityt make money and plenty of chance for advance ment. No sh o r t a g e c merchandise . . - G00, commissions . . thos. ing account to who qualitfy. ll 039-R- !md i :wo slerda salesladies: M-2- 1 J. ttS mi ear du f M-2- IS st half, defeat ; APPLIANCE OR lease. 30 ac. Excellent weter call and pay cash for dead rights. On East College Hill. Ph. WILL or useless horses, cows, sheep Si 6 187. hogs also hides, pelts Si wool. MOD. home Vft acres. Ph. 933-Ph. 49 collect, Colorado Animal A-- 9 South State Road. Si 12 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE SELL your dead and useless horses or cattle to White's Trout Farm '35 CHEV. 1JL T. truck with cattle & receive more money. Ph. Hy1 & beet rack. 364 S. 1 E. Je-2- 7 rum 2 collect. '39 BUJCK with new tires. 447 N. Main. Ph. 670-FLORISTS '40 DELUXE Plymouth coupe, exflowers, our specialty. cel, cond.. good tires. Alice H. FUNERAL Pehrson Floral, 1180 Canyon Rd. 1 Douglas. Ph. Smithf. 69-Ph. 397-D, T. '41 Ford truck, good condiA-tion. Ph. 859-FOR SALE, MISC. 37 COACH. Tires & motor in 1st. Aclass rood. Will accept small HOLSTEIN, fresh soon. Ph. A-- 6 trade. Ph. MONARCH coal range; 2 Hot Blast HOUSES FOR SALE heaters; niisc. plumbing fixtures. 1 238 S. 2 E. Ph. 1136-NEW 5 room home, stoker, tile MANURE Ph. adspreader, cheap. fireplace, baths, garage 045-J1 joining. Party leaving town. 307 3 N. 4 W. POTATOES, Excl. con. Ph. 817-MOD. 4 rm home $1200; $500 to handle. Write Box 510. voung team. Call to see R. C. Merrill, RichNEW mod. 4 rms. 675 N. 4 E. mond. Ph. 4 ROOM, modern, large lot. garage, LARGE fruit trees. Phone 685-Guernsey heifer, fresh in 9 30 days. Ph. 073-J) RM. home, mod, part bsmt, 2 Smith-fielSMALL home Si team in 2 acres large chicken coops. 1 Jay Buttars. ground, near So, Cache High, Hyrum $2700. Write R. B. Maughan, 5 YR, old bay mare 1350 lbs. A-- 8 Soda Springs, Ida. 9 C. Funk. Richmond. 1 RM home, mod, 91 heat except LOST AND FOUND W. 3 No. Ph. 690 for appoint9 ment. LOST: Pr, eye glasses Sat, night. MOD. home. Close in. 321 W. 2 Ret. Herald-Journa- l. Rew. S. 0 LOST; Black & white puppy. Name & address on collar. Ph. 450. WANTED M-2- ftVJIG65 Gl nod Provo REAL ESTATE FOR SALE DEAD ANIMALS WANTED J. th A-- NUNS OOS'TRYIM V2bVVD U? TVA NOl VAOCkVc. OV TW NRtAY WAS OkiV. OV YU1 tuNVVE.S V SNNO IkiTU' VWPT.'S . Mo SO V LOBOVS. . OOS' S02TCa SWVOOTWtD vltA YtA ALOMCb w I THAT'S ACEVSEY rr- - ViVVV" B-O- YOU'RE 1 OKAY DDNT PPOMSE GARDEN M-2- Le-R- M-1- THAT YOO'O tAAWSM MtA" M-1- M-1- 9 F-3- M-2- 1 HELP ROOMS TOR RENT EAR tender wanted. Apply Cactus 1 Club after 7 p. m. 5 FURN. rooms. 232 S. Main. MIDDLE-ageman for janitor HTD. bdrm, close in. 58 W. 2 S. A5 hrs. each evening. work, Reply, giving wages wanted. ReHOUSES TOR RENT UNF. ferences. Write box W. o 1 4 RMS, bath. Inq. 145 W. 4 So. DISHWASHER $60 mo, & board. PTLY. furn. small mod. garden. 975 9 5 Paul's Cafe, Preston. N. 7 E. M-2- A-- d -l Herald-J- IMC not yet but Nope CAN talk a maybe somg writer, into I -- 2 i big-Sh- writing- it - f ot SUPPOSE IRVING RERUN OR JEROME kERN.OR.ONE Op TMOie BK3 Vuyiers is . dying To tackle it J Just Why F rr not? then ANY MADE DOUGH. WE COULD Turn some Folding MONEY OYFR. To THE RED CROSS t . Why, a song THAT LIKE Might LIVE FORE V OR. Tms KILL S FAT OFV ournal. Y-TT' -'.- ) kmwy ft I- - M-2- 5 M-1- A-1- 7k LOANS FURNITURE and :SE . f. A 0 wSZi I ' I (, - V acre and a brlek home. Slrua rugp av a pnee I resin t. 1 arres, atabl.w. PLAYING And Singing it T M-2- Thing That could only IT WOULD BE IT M .ywf. REG. U By MERRILL BLOSSER FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Got Mysic To Frr the words, lard T LIVESTOCK only 4 rooms city e.H.pw, $2300. houth of hi Almut 'i sere nuHlern home In "IWl Ria tanee from toon. 1 acre and 4 Wnjj h ' I I ( . I H |