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Show 2 THE CITIZEN THURSDAY, JAN. 22. 197( Wards Hold Work Day OBITUARIES Elizabeth Budge Swendsen Elizabeth Cole Budge, 89, and one daughter, William L. died Friday in Logan. Budge, LaJolla, Calif., anc She was born Oct. 14, 1886, Dr. Edwin C. Budge, Smith in Logan, a daughter of field; Mrs. Bessie J. Robison, Cerito, Calif.,; eight Erastus M. and Elizabeth Maughan Cole. She married grandchildren, five greatone sifter, William A. Budge Sept. 24, grandchildren; Mrs. Mamie C. Padow, Los 1909, in the Logan LDS Angeles, Calif. Temple. He died in 1947. A private funeral service Mrs. Budge was a member was held, with interment in of the LDS Church, affiliated with Logan First Ward. Logan City Cemetery, SaturShe is survived hv two sons day. R. L. He died Tuesday in a Roy hospital after a long illness. Mr. Kirkbride was bom Dec. 13, 1911, in Graveside services for the infant son of Calvin and Janice Miller Swendsen of Marysvale, Utah, formerly of Cache County, were conducted Saturday noon in the Richmond City Cemetery. Survivors include the parents; a brother, Calvin Wayne; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Swendsen, Lewiston; and Mr. and Mrs; Harold E. Miller, Richmond. Shirley Baird Kirkbride Graveside services for Robert Lynn Kirkbride, 64, of Ogden were conducted Thursday in Smithfield City Cemetery. Baird, 44, 5180 South Washington Terrace, Wednesday at the Lindquist and Sons Colonial Chapel in Ogden with Bishop R. Pearce Shelton officiating. She died Sunday at the McKay Hospital in Ogden or heart failure. She was bora June 27, 1931, in Richmond, a daughter of Cyrus A. and Anna Marie Anderson Spackman. Survivors include nephews and nieces. to Robert Wesley and Gertrude Merritt Kirkbride. The lesson on family health was given by Marilyn Nielsen. She married Ronald W. Baird in Richmond on May 16, 1952. had formerly been a dental assistant for Dr. E. A quilt was completed. , Demonstrations were given on how to aplique with baggies; how to make a pair of' childs pants from an adults and how to make rope belts, all by Joy Pitcher. - KEITH VICTOR JENSEN She was a With the birth of a son to Nyla and Mike Sparks of Cache Junction, Tuesday, Jan. 6, David and Tess Sparks were made very happy over the safe arrival of their grandchild. The maternal grandparents are and Harvey Larsen of La-wa- member Washington Terrace dent Dorothy Griffith Alice and Clifford Russel, Salt Lake City. are Eva and Carl Johnson, Pocatello, Idaho; Mr. and Mrs. David Henderson, Ogden and Lee Olsen, Young Ward. Mr. Olsen is a meat cutter at Millers of Utah in Hyrum. LDS Great-grandparen- ts Ward, had been were: bean Survival candles were bag chairs led by Jan Egmade under the direction of bert; needlepoint, Mell Jean Hayes and Claudia Meikle; how to patch Levis, Tribe. Mini-class- Beverly There were the nursery. Wednesday the Eighth Appointed Special guests were stake president Blaine Rich, Oral Ballam of the stake board and Bishop Dean E. Bischoff of the Second Ward. Manager Keith Victor Jensen, formerly of Smithfield, has been appointed branch manager in Laurel, Md., of John Hansen Savings and Loan, Relief Society stake board members present were President Coy Manning and counselor Kathy Rasmussen. Also, Alice Jeppesen, Inc. Marian Bischoff, Elaine Godderidge and Ranee Jor- Keith is married to the former Lucille Reese of Ben- gensen. His parents are Elaine and Vic Jensen, Smithfield. Briefs Mrs. Georgia Jensen returned Monday evening from Caldwell where she visited her son over the holidays. The Third Ward homemaking day was Wednesday with Doug Bodrero of the Cache County Sheriff 'soff ice giving tips on how to avoid burglery and how to protect oneself from intruders. homemaking counselor conducted the Fourth Ward Relief Society homemaking day Tuesday. The lesson was given Elwood. by Marilyn Taylor gave the health lesson on administer-ing-medicinto sick people. Crafts followed. Homemaking counselor, Jeri Jonas conducted the Seventh Ward Relief Society homemaking day. Arlene Pitcher gave the lesson on medication in the home. Mini-classe- were conduct- s ed as follows: Beginners quilting led by Margaret Marie Meikle gave the. Sorenson; oil painting by lesson on taking care of Lorraine Hansen; home sewmedicines and medication in ing, Rosemary Parkinson; the home. ceramics, Myrle Timmins, and survival candles, Jean Douglas. Chairs from waste baskets led by Kathy Smith; survival candles, robin Biechley; apliques with baggies, Ra- chel Cartwright, and quilting with Bessie Allsop were the projects available. A low calorie lunch of vegetables, meat balls and rye bread was served to 34 with Kathy Christensen as chairman. About 30 children were in the nursery. Projects were Kleenex boxes covered with.fake fur; survival candles,- and quilting. m. Citizen Kb t Cacfje was served to 68 present by Afton Smith, Bur-dell- a Harris, Ruth Rich, Bernice Larkin, Lois Turner and Florence Sparrow. There were the nurseries. 53 children in President Jan Egbert Nell chaires Lunch son. Ward Relief Society met for Homemaking day with Dixie Hillyard conducting. Luncheon was served with Marlene Meikle as man. De-Vo- re Margaret Archibald, children in and hot Nielsen, Quilting was done. Quilting was done. Luncheon was served to 45 by Juness Christensen, chairman, and Valeria Johnson, Esther Littledike, Hodges and Berniece Hansen. There were 15 children in the nursery. 38 con- Published every Thursday il Smithfield, Utah 84335 JKMKNK ADAMSON Second clan postage paid at Smithfield, Utah 84335 Subscription Rales: 85 per year KDITOH stew OMNI ' ducted homemaking day for the Fifth Ward Relief Socie- - S6 per year outside Cache Valley a Primary teacher. Relief Society visiting teacher, Sunday School and Junior Sunday School coordinator, STARTS FRIDA Y AT 12 NOON served in the MIA presidency, and on the Richmond Stake MIA board and as the stake girls athletic director.' Newton. Lunch was served to 54 by Beth Sorenson, chairman, and Carrie Edwards, Myrle Timmins, Leola Elwood and Erma Nielsen. ty. Marjorie Eskelson gave the lesson on medicine in the home. ' con- ducting. She stopped in Pocatello to. visit with a sister. of the Ninth during the winter months. is the Mr. Christensen ward beautification chairman for the Relief Society. Smithfield Second Ward Relief Society conference was held Jan. 7 with Presi- She Merrill in Richmond. She was educated at the North Cache High School and had lived in Kemmerer, Wyo., before moving to Washington Terrace. Joe Christensen spoke on how to improve your home dish pads, Jean Larsen. Jensen Funeral services were ducted for Shirley Ann He married Doris Gulbrand-se- n in 1931. They were divorced. Mr. Kirkbride was a former truck driver in Idaho Falls. He moved to Ogden in 1955, was a member of the LDS Church, and former member of the Fraternal Freedom, Order of Eagles, Ogden. Wyo., Tuesday the First Ward Relief Society met under the direction of President Thelma Thomley, LDS FOSS CLOTHING'SFINAL JANUARY are Their first child, a daughter, was born to Kathleen and Rick Toolson, 136 So. Main, Smithfield, at the Lohospital, Jan. 15. gan ' She weighed Bix pounds Mindy Olsen, 5, and. her three ounces and was IS1! parents, Christine and Michinches long. ael, announce the arrival of a new sister and daughter bora Grandparents include Jan. 13 at the Logan hospital. Eloise and Bob Toolson, and Barbara and Smithfield, She Daisy Larsen of Newton, Ann Christiansen of Logan, and Lima Stowell of Lewiston. 1 Vi weighed eight pounds ounces and was 20 inches Surviving are her husband, Washington Terrace; thrpe sons and two daughters, Todd Baird, Kim Baird, Tim Baird. Melanie Baird, all of Washington Terrace; Mrs. Glade (Debbie) Larsen, Sandy; one grandchild. Billy Rowe, Douglas, Ariz. are Great-grandmothe- long. Gertrude Toolson, and Hazel The new baby is to be named Brandi Sharee Olsen and her address will be 2086 N. 12th East. Grandparents include Marie and Robert Olsen, Young Ward, and Donna and Les White, Tremonton, also, Brieham Smith-fiel- Also surviving are two brothers and two sisters, Allen E. Spackman, Layton-villCalif.; Alvin C. Spackman, Layton; Mrs. Gordon (Wanda) Otte, Hayward, Calif.; and Mrs. Roland (Betty) Hendricks, Brigham City. e, d, Hewlett, City. Rick is employed with the Cache County School District as a bus driver and attends USU, majoring in general Interment was in the mond City Cemetery. education. Ladies Winter Coats Sportswear Dresses Rich- , MID-WINTE- All Pi Price Separates R All Famous CBJ&limMC Brands-FirstQuallt- y ONE GROUPMENTS REALDIAPER FLANNEL FULL 27" 00108 WIDE CLOSE-OU- T VALUE SJ OSJ FAKE FUR 90 . YD. FLANNEL n PRINTS ANDSOLIDS 45" WIDE REG. $1.49 ONLY i9 SYBILYN FABRICS 2 1 NORTH STATE PRESTON MEN'S SHIRTS and POLYESTER PANTS OFF SALE STARTS AT 1 2 FRIDAY, JANUARY 10.00 NOON 23, - BE THERE CILlnIDM PRESTON, IDAHO Vt |
