Show FUNERALS Brothers Serving OPERA THEME In Naval Forces ii Random References r SERMON TOPIC ill uuiMWM STANDARD-EXAMINE- R THE OGDEN JANUARY 4 1943 MONDAY EVENING 'mm li- ' For Marriage — A marriage cense had been issued today at the Weber county clerk's office to Edward Blackburn Lewis Jr 25 San nd Ella Ketzer tv PmukLm it Granger Wash Sacrificial Devotion and Redemptive Death J- Discussed "It is Interesting that the 'Flying Dutchman' continues to be the most' popular opera in northern Europe" said John Edward Carver Sunday in Jhe First Presbyterian church Vn is the story of sacrificial devotion and redemptive death "In all the suffering of those lands there is a deep yearning for some affection and power sufficiently strong to save them In their helplessness As one of their leaders states it We have always thought we were able to not only protect ourselves but champion others also Now we are supine and helpless' Humanity somehow has always been in need of excess of strength and resource inseem to be We what is possesses formed and endowed for vaster issues than our earthly ability af fords We are like chained birds havinz the power of flight but circumscribed in possibility Our vision outranges our attainment "Jesus seldom answered a ques tion apart from a parable or illus trative thought When John sent to ask if He were indeed the Messiah Jesus sent back to that disheart ened prisoner an account of the results of His teaching He said the blind were seeing the lame walking and to the poor the gospel was proclaimed Somehow we like to think of that these first days of a new year We are so blind and lame In spiritual trends Moreover we know it is not the strong who carry most of earth's burdens It is the weary discour aged and unnoted But they walk on and tired parents toil laden youth will fight the myriad com mon battles of 1943" i ) X v 1 DAVIS v £ - COUNTY FROM Charles I Clark (at top) is a naval emifrn now visiting at his home In Clearfield and his brother Robert M Clark (below) is a naval welder and shipfitter ) Two sons of Mr and Mrs J E Clark of Clearfield are In the navy They are Robert M Clark 21 and Charles I Clark 25 I Charles I Clark Is an ensign now visiting his parents and friends en route to a Del Monte Calif training station He Is a graduate of Davis county high school and attended Weber college for two years and Utah State Agrl- cultural college for two years graduating from the latter school In physical education He was athletic coach in Thatcher Idaho schools for one year then freshman athletic coach at the A at Logan He went to Sheppard C field Texas as a civilian aviation inauucior men cnnsieu in me navy attending training school at Annapolis Md where he received an ensign's commission He then went to school at Athens Ga where he was also a member of the football team of the school Robert M Clark also attended Davis county5 high school where he was prominent in athletics He attended Weber college where he won a reputation as a basketball player He enlisted In the navy on Oct 27 1942 as a welder and ship- : -i u: ma etuiit iu- service levelling on Dec 10 He is now stationed at Camp Peery In Virginia pre-flig- ht Toasters Schoss-Rea- d S ARTHUR P STREET Arthur P Street about 50 years of age doing carpentry work for the Merrill & Lauch Construction Co At Utah "quartermaster depot on West Second street was stricken with a heart attack about nine-thiro'clock Sunday morning while at his work He was taken to a local hospital where death within an hour after admis-- ty oc-cur- ed f Licensed Embalmers and Funeral Directors Lady Attendant Inquiries Invited Dial 8897 of Lourdes church Clearance Sale Nelly mntornitv dresses in navy hioir tnH nrints formerly to $895 vnifr' Won (adv) o Licenses— Marriage licenses were issued in Preston Idaho to Dean M Moore 20 of ugaen ana Wickham 20 of Layton and to David A Ulmsteaa 6b ana Ann Rnfh HvruD 29 both of Brigham City Clearance Sale Fall iVnifer' hats and dresses suits coats Nelly Dons and Gay Gib- to H of nne reduced from nricrinal nrices (adv) w o KATHRYN B MURRAY Services for Mrs Kathryn Briem Murray 49 wife of James Murray of San Francisco who died Thursday In that city will be conducted Tuesday at one p m in Lindquist & Sons' Colonial funeral chapel by Bishop Owen Ridges of L D S Seventeenth ward Burial will ' be in Ogden city cemetery Friends may call at the home of Passes — Robert William Stod-Har- d a brother Max Briem 2923 Mon64 for 12 years a resident of roe this evening and Tuesday until Ihi and a brother of Mrs Birdie eleven a m and at the mortuary S'Kirkham of Garland died in an Tuesday from eleven a m until American Fork hospital after a time for services lingering illness at-thel- la JANUARY SAVINGS YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS — SHOP NOV! j PURE WHITE Visit our baby department Ev Services for Mrs Orma Dickson ervthing for the baby Lowest pos Roundtree 30 wife of Jimmy sible prices at Lienhardt Drug (adv) Roundtree of Reno Nev who died Store 2800 Wash Blvd Thursday evening will be conductReception — Mr and Mrs John ed Tuesday at three p- m in Lind- Brems parents of John Brems Jr quist & Sons' Colonial funeral of Clearfield held open house Sun- chapel by L M Hess bishop of day in Lehi in honor of their golden the I D S Eleventh ward Burial weaaing anniversary will be in Ogden city cemetery Friends may call at the home of Will Pay Cash for all old phono- a- - s- u BLANKETS - Indian blanket This year all America is working toward the day of final Victory Today as never before invest in the future of America Buy War Savings Bonds to the limitbuild cash reserves to insure personal security : when peace returns -- You can depend on Your Friendly Federal for liberal earnings insured safety and availability of savings a friendly convenient and helpful service at all times First grade quality white outing Always a n e c essity Stock up now Priced per yd Launders beau- tiful and wears x c e e d I ngly well: Stocks up on this popular sheet b 1 a n k et now SALE REG 1 0195 and 1175' Wool Comforts Beautiful comforts warm and luxurious Plain and floral sat een covers Size ' 72x84 PUR'REY BLANKET U y I' A S S J O C LA T LOAN I O N Rayon— 12 a® Here is the blanket that has gained popular acceptance in? unprecedented proportions in only one year's time Created only a year ago Purrey's have proved American scientific genius can outdo even nature By actual test they are warmer than wool lighter than wool cost lots less! 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H ANDREWS PRESIDENT Washington Boulevard Ogden 1 Extra large size 72x90 inches 88 for Dad — yet gentla and txtra mild for Mother and tb Kiddies Tfela meant that those naaty Irritating coughs— due to colds or Bronchial Irri A f Jfrm mummy —With Buckley's "Canadiol" Iti ' FAMOUS SYNTHETIC CREATION! sW-u- A" 98 big blanket bargain — a full carload for our January White Sale 5 wool plaids with lovely sateen bound edges Fine dyes on fine cotton Core yarn weave puts the wool in the nap for added fluff iness Just the kind of blanket that will see lots of service BLANKETS ar Bronchial Lovely styled print house dresses Thert in quality of these dresses makes this an outstan ding buy A PLAID SHEET l i i i tm Col da mr me SIZE 70x80 n n Dm DRESSES ?9 Australia Fights -- — "f OUTING High —Court Event n HOUSE and 1 ed budget 27 INCH WHITE Condition — Marvin J Winn 35 of Mendon was today reported "better" by attaches of Dee hos pital where he was taken Saturday after suffering a head injury in a traffic mishap at 2949 Washington 10-ye- price ideal for lap robe or lounge cover Special Miss- " be- WOOL BLANKET 5 C o n v e nient size type Colorful f SPECIAL SALE INDIAN TYPE Session — Visiting teachers' topic of the L D S Mound Fort ward Relief society will be given at one- fifteen p m Tuesday in Weber high school seminary by Mrs Lulu Rose James The theology topic Spiritual Gifts" will be given at two p m by Mrs Amanda Water- - SALT LAKE CITY Jan 4 (UP) Justic James H Wolfe was sworn in as the chief justice of the Utah supreme court today to serve in that office for the remaining two term years of his the capitol at In a ceremony Justice Wolfe took his oath of of fice and then swore injustice David W Moffat former chief justice for another 10- who was A Wade Lester year term Judge of Ogden was also sworn in to fill the temporary vacancy left by Jus tice Eugene E Pratt now in active military service Members of the lawyers commit tee which worked on the program were introduced by E A Rogers Salt Lake City attorney Attorney Horace C Beck spoke at a 1 was graduated as a qualified air plane mechanic from Keesler field Over $75000000 in home loans made home ownership possible for hundreds of defense workers and families Ca cause of the true bias cut A slip COLORFUL PLAID Stack after stac- k-s big in thick thirsty towe fc wnnc 3n a V coloriui 1piams will that ir-l) -lwwe Sturay soak up mu isture quickly CI Specialist — - Samuel R Hunts man 22 son of Mr and Mrs J L Huntsman 2640 Washington Og den has been selected to become a specialist in the navy and is enrolled in the school for aviation ordnance men at Great Lakes 111 i 1 1 SATIN SLIPS Tailored style of sleek rayon sat in seams fit TURKISH TOWELS ng Oaths Taken at spa RAYON smoothly - ng - "x ford to miss thicK months to come Big towels Turkish absorbent Pure white with assorted 20 by colored borders Size 25c 40 inches Priced each 51 DIAL 4659 Iovely 'Prise Hla curtains that you'll be proud to ihang I a a wniie saie spe- cial vou can't af- - to supply your Mrs Roundtree's mother Mrs graph records except Edison and Annie craeger Dickson 238 Thirty- - Columbia Glen Eros music co first - this evening and Tuesday (adv) until eleven o'clock and at the of mortuary from eleven until time for Society — Regular meeting 410 No Ladies' Golden services Spike lodge Society of B of L F and E will FRANK D HICKS p m be held Jan 5 at seven-thirt- y O Installation W hall W the in Services for Frank Darius Hicks be held chef on the private car of Supt of officers will L P Hopkins of the Southern Pa Read editorial in Jan 2 issue cific railway will be conducted In Saturday Evening Post entitled Houston Texas However friends "Billion Dollar Agency on War in Ogden may call at the Damage Insurance" Phone Con E mortuary Tuesday af- Bohn for detailed informa ternoon until five o'clock The body tion and rates (adv) will be taken to Houston via Union Pacific leaving Tuesday evening — Class dressing accompanied by his widow Ala classes of the Surgical Red Cross Mae Smither Hicks whom he mar were started American in the Utah today ried in Sparks Nev on November Power auditorium The classes are 21 1938 In Houston are the follow m to three p m ten a held from ing other survivors: One daughter through Fridays and all Miss Henrietta Hicks two broth Mondays are women invited to attend ers Arthur Hicks and Willie Hicks one one sister Miss Marie Hicks Change — The L D S Lor In Farr ward announces the weekly FUNERAL DIRECTORS M L A meeting has been changed from Thursday evening to Tuesday KIRKENDALL-DARLIN- G at seven p m A special program been arranged and all M L A has : MORTUARY members are invited to the industry foresight and progressive spirit of the people of this community 5 CURTAINS You'll want plenty of these now big fellows Buy enough - Kirken-dall-Darli- 51P PRISCILLA - i- - As we begin our 21st year we pay tribute BUILDING sheet value that hundreds will welcome A splendid service quality Don't miss this value ORMA D ROUNDTREE Your Friendly Federal Comes of Age growth and progress of Ogden Since the beginning this institution has wholeheartedly placed its services at the disposal of all Each year FEDERAL has grown until today it is the largest insured association in Utah one of the nation's outstanding savings institutions 1942 was a year of great achievement for our community our and Your Friendly Fedcountry eral For us it was another year marked by regular consistent earnings and vastly increased reserves More Savings Accounts were opened than for any year' in our history! Size 81x99 a special 20x40 INCHES Mecanlo— Private Karl O Mac- farlane son of Mr and Mrs Hubert A Macfarlane 1137 Twelfth Ogden We are proud to have shared the SHEETS w a His widow and a daughter live In Manhattan Mont They have been FLORISTS notified 'He had spent most of hfs life AND THE FLOWERS around Manhattan and Logan ARE FURNISHED BY Mont having operated a ranch KLENKE FLORAL Dial 9958 until about three years ago when 2955 Wash Blvd 9449 he retired He came to Ogden about-month ago entered the employ Oaden Cifv Floral Co of the construction company and 2277 WashWirton Blvd Dial 4761 was living at the Yellowstone hotel BOSS Pending arrival of relatives the 1600 Grant Dumke Floral Co body Is being held at the Flowers for all occasions D1 7173 mortuary ' FAMOUS SLUMBERON BIG THlKSlT 7lFXIAI stradt V x conducted Thursday at uur jauy sau i&ne uy V sion Kirken-dall-Darli- M Daily5 Rites— Funeral services for James Albert Smith 76 father of Mrs Helen G Darby of Ogden Will be v FRANK jROBELS Frank Robels 60 of 167 Twenty-fift- h died about five a m Sunday in an Ogden hospital of carcinoma of the stomach Little is known of Mr Robels' earlier life He had lived in Salt Lake City Idaho Falls and Poca-tell- o Ida where he was a member of a Spanish organization Efforts to locate survivors including a daughter Frances Robels are being made by Lindquist & Sons' mortuary ': P 3( Flat Irons etc repaired now at (adv) Electric Co VAAnumii — -fTot v Smith Funeral Home t " DEATHS STORE HOURS 10 A M to 6 CANNON! 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