| Show THE OGDEN Nutrition Class r— Diane Meet Your Father — — I - On Two Counts ' 4 ' ? - v ' srrK' - ' Elder George G Stewart son of women may Mrs Mary A Owens of 975 Thirnow apply for enrollment m who has recently returned tieth women s army euiv after having clauses in the bill cnangmg uie spent two years that states WAAC to the WAC as a missionary be accepted qualified women will in the north Call- from the ages oi zu i° fornia mission Lieut Marjorie Lyon recruiting ofbe the speakwill In Ogden the Sunday at er I ficer "These young women may apply services evening for enrollment any time this month in the Seven and will be aworn into the corps teenth ward 29th with mass ceremony 1 in a and Quincy Aug Sept all WAACS from the Utah district 8 at seven-thirt- y who are making the change-ove- r p m "5 UK to the WAC There will also "Applications may be received ex-at be special musi202 postoffice building any day cal numbers giva m to six cept Sunday from nine en p m" Lieut Lyon aaaea After spending "The women will be sent tofcaii - "Elder Stewart In Oiden Elder Stew vnrt time expense at government Lake City art will leave to (enter the armed to complete their enroumwu i forces sworn inw cept for being conciuucu officer the corps" r j interesting nutri-or- iJ - ' - - - 1 1 ' 4 ? hit-ru- tion course under the direction Mrs Lydia Tanner 22 Girl Scouts will prove the Yalue o? the course Monday to by giving a tea next ' and troop mothers honor their -r and on Wednesday they will serve a complete dinner to all troop leaders of Ogden TWriW the tea Mrs Ballinger will award the girls with Daage activities certificates covering the foods and cook In the completed be will tea The hostess fields We-- w at women's lounge held in the roiipsre from four to five ivir HTnndav and the dinner k rvd in the cafeteria wk niipcrCT at noon Wed- nesdav worK Always ready to do service Girl the all for their country be will busy cutScouts of Ogden fill to pillows for the ting pieces on The now from Cross Red room of Girl Scout head to tne girls quarters will be open to five ana nine from every day on Saturday so until one o'clock scissors and their they may bring work as long bj they can Brownie Scouts returned from their three days at Camp Red Cllf fe on Wednesday which completed a most successfulas camping 92 girls aeason with and staff members at camp each week for five successive week prior to Brownie camp Troop meetings— Troop 6 meets E Shaw's Friday at Mrs Darrellstreet 525 Twelfth Troop residence 10 will meet next Thursday Aug — '' : -- - 4 forfeited bond Twenty-fourt- h of $10 on a charge of disturbing the peace Sentence of six months in jail imfive months suspended was 2515 63 of McGraw posed upon J Lincoln for Indecent exposure D rf9rrfWw May Wayment 35 of R F an No 2 forfeited $10 following arrest at a drag store for shoplifting 259 i " -- A 7 - 1 s- 5 Marriage licenses had been iiCarl Richard Lindgren aH tnHftv at the Weber county Mr and Mrs Carl Richard Und-- r following foiir ueo ana of Sr Ogden gren couples: Pickford son Of Mr ana Harold M Reichenberger 20 and T Pickford route No 3 service Mabel DushenskiJ 22 both of Osh were accepted for Lake k0sn wis: Otis Lilburn Curtis 43 with tho marine corps at Salt servselective Bn h Maxine in" Thnrsdav's Dorbthy' Maxwell 25 — " ' i it unrrwmu in nuie both of Jsait LaKe uy ice by Capt Henry cer in charge of tne marine xieu- c Fierce 21 ac juouib axo aim Ruth E McLJonaia 10 nunuvuie quarters at Salt Lake Ulty o oweit After a xuriougn ine men mo Joe isuresn xv will be sent to tne marine dhhb &nd waaiey iytuu at San Diego Calif- - for oasic training eral board will lead a discussion of "Steps in Tekching" at a faculty meeting of Officers and teachtO ward DixOll Appointed ers of the Twenty-eight- h j school Sunday Lead Discussion The meeting will be neia in tne tt a nivmi nf Weber Relief society! room of the Four-8— - member of teenth ward! Sunday August i " vuuc&t ien the L D S Sunday scnooi gen-son of so B-2- t '- - o a mt — 111 I MitcheU bombers blast away at Random References T I 'ue" V — I -— 1 Vl 1A wi w-Pari- v npn V 14-d- 1 ay na 1 as-man- : ' jMarriage Licenses IMarine Ranks Four suits for divorce and one for annulment had been - 1 request filed today in Second district court acung ior Margaret Baldwin Uomtitln ft rVM Will T1JI aiUMMV niman high priests quorum willA "ma In Training—Ernest Fount Lang- - den stake for Here's the picture of the moment ° annulment DADDY min0Tt filed for an t n Wl nf Cnnlntr of Oschner u Melvin E Mrs IZrlZtAlx— — rh and Mr of Private m — Hsmbford son her dad ' vll Will runi XvjlaO rTi— JJiMlC uuto interestnoiUHiwc " An a t ward Twelfth chapel — ner wara xangiora 01 ' yv-aion that the Cincinnati who was on Second army grounds naval U in shown afcgue wa? but 14 years old when she is stationed at the p his chUd was born They're both Yarnell Idaho and a full attendance is desired of Wichita dt£ Y station 1943 11 Farragut Ray training was Sergeant married by April The KTShiSS made -- The Picture of the Week- - from hundreds made as Wilma Flitton filed against Mel and In Illinois— Gerald C Welker 366 U S army Official maneuvers on Beautiful plate Thirty-seconcruelty New V Flitton vin charging Shipment— d by signal corps photographers Ogden is now sta ' Glass & Paint tioned at the University were married August 3 1940 mirrora signal corps photo Gateway of Illinois They " — t— ladVJ The plaintiff f Idaho Falls ' Idaho pn 2340 Wash Blvd n with the army LIU asked custody or tneir one cnua program training specialized miisehold furniture and fixtures Suspect— Marvin Francis IsBurthe for besupport and money alimony nett 19 Enumclaw Wash In East— Pfc Leo A Dean son of the child officers sheriff's local held Mrs Sadie Dean of Evanston of by ing C Redfield Donna S Davis charged wayne for A SclmltZ FBI on Wyo has graduated from the Emil George Martin C Olley 2816 Lincoln the by investigation and a with Service for George Cleveland- rt t t oai Twenty camp counselors who depot overhaul course at the avia charge of draft evasion maiden of her aftIn the restoration asked conducted Thursday Redfield have acted as instructor tion Institute of technology at died at his home at rtlvitleii at Camp Red Twenty-fift- h Baptist church name Smith They were married vHAn Island City N Y He was old Long Convert your phonograph 1943 Rev 9 from coronary The m WednesMarch attended four Thursday a were p at remained camp largely miff Burnett records to cash at Glen Bros Muste formerly an aircraft mecnanic Mr wnllam was o c c 1 u sion Head D charged whlttemore pastor in their! Joseph a p to party enjoy day Schultz was born in- - cnarge assisted by Elder W M d Head with desertion They were honor with a steak fry and swim Advent- - mftrHed June 4 1935 at Ogden August 2 1889 in A1am- - ot the Seventh-da- y at Patio Springs in' the evening Reunion — The James McBride Deacons Will Be a Wis G rover at rhnrch H asked that the court set aside descendants and an early horseback trip to will hold their reunion A Emil of son of A duet was sung by Miss Ellen a fair amount for the support Farr the Boy Scout camp on Thursday Sunday evening at the Lorinlunchand Anna Wiese Toone and Mrs Rose Thompson the defendant and their child a basket be will There morning Schultz He came with Mrs w M Adams playing the filed suit for divorce park Dean to Ogden when he accompaniment Miss Martha John- - from yineta M Duke also charg- - eon and a program shortly after " was 17 years old son ani Miss June Pounds sang inJ- - desertion They were married one o'clock The Fourteenth ward deacons living here since a duet with Miss Phyllis Rosevear rerember 16 1928 at Casper Wyo be given a supper tonight at will A Service Flag for your boy in JVL1S3 no Dinrneu j nosevwr as accompanist D S hall 3756 Adams by the I Bros West A Glen (adv) Fronk in aveA th nrelude and nostlude the service 49c Hill deacon advisor in honGlen 27 families the friends Weber Oct died of of TTirPP their or of winning the South OgJnde 1910 She direction of Mrs Edwin UUrt License—A marriage license has i stake softball championship den 1936 to 10 n Jan A -- S Randall cared for the many been issued in Salt Lake City 44 present 18 boys he will There 24 For 32 years he firtMi The nal bearers JLflVOruc Atuuiw of rhntP Ogden Chester M Gileen emwith the bishopric and C Gale George Gunnarson had been the tThree suits for divorce'had been and Mary Ellen Read 22 of Holly together More knitters are needed to fill stake leaders and families Hartheir Wilson t Tjouehran Don filed today In Second district wood Calif ployed by the Red Cross auota in WeberThe At Driver Harold boys who played Air Schulti and stone partners Amalgamatedas vey court mem with a "Book Dresented be also will county and a can is maae 10 wornAultorest the craveside in the factorv bath Wl1nn filed and Bath Bubble Chatelain against Myrtle Skylark 1 u- whitt-mo- re en who can spare a lew noura ior i a v U — Tr i th read — each Mormon" Mtr of cruel Conrad Chatelain charging Doner xie nau wumcu oh ui 101 powder for cool fragrance $100 thm this service to the men In tne I sugar arsenal — - Will i their of me couumuoi asked :r She each Lienhardt Drug Store (advJ ior custody 1"°"" paai Ogden ty jrw armed forces the of dedication the five followed and son are for by a children money Surviving five minor Starts winter coming there Ism- rWith CViitlf rf 0imvi nv ts J T— — i - TjiwrpnM M MSIATI Lesson—On Saturday atr two Bus Company l their J support and alimony They luauxuicia tIMJ j peciai oemaa In McCov Wis Mrs RUSSell 1918 23 v m in the Utah Power auditor were married Jan Z "u nat- - S-- S ? Salt Lake City ium a lesson on lunches for farm Collection Suit Eliza S Chorgen B Nielson charged bureau and Relief society leaders W Suit was filed today in Second Schultz - district court Services for Mrs Eliza Estella Vance Gladys nl Beverlv Jr Deola with Nielson Miss SeegR be will cruelty by by B H Robinson I Thvn given 1T!arl Miller of CVinfiAM fhnrwn 31 wife Of Pete r -l types u maidof her restoration D H Moffatt and asked home demonstration B Nicholes and miller L agent who "It will take many women to gan Marcos Texas his mother of Chorgeri of 260 Twenty-fift- h The name en couple Anderson G Ballinger R doing business as knit this number of sweaters said were conducted was married fouP grandchildren and six died Monday 15 1943 in con Wasatch Motors Is Edson Fred Illness—Mrs February against Orvil & T Rushmer Schultz Thnrnv attemnrm In Llndauist Mrs John U4UW41&a cv Eutoro Mnrrv Jack2971 Lake with Salt home defendant City Jones charging the valescing at her A w man of Red Cross war production vrarth- - Fowers of Oeden Rnns' finlonial funeral chapel hy filed B Palmer Donna a reagainst for an indebtedness major commuting son after undergoing "and although-- large number - Herman Schultz of Wilson William John J Gibson former bishop of Kenneth F Palmer charging two weeks ago in the books and fares Handled by him kiwi- gchultz and Mrs Annie Bartlett of the L D S Sixteentn ward operation spondea to our iastj can ior custody of their Dee hospital while employed by their firm The tera it is necessary that we have Hooner and Mrs Louise Morrison Prelude and postlude were played one childShe asked were married NoThey were Vocalists still more" Murdock Dean plaintiffs are asking 112796 witn of Downey Idaho by n 1942 2 in Malad vember Jorgen-seNelson Wilford Sauncan she Death— feels Ilene interest at the rate of six per cent who and spare Funeral arrangements are being Naomi Jacobsen Anyone Salt avenue 1647 Indiana 42 of JJoris a few hours for tnis urgent neea made by Larkin & Sons' mortuary ders accompanied per annum since June 5 until the by jasper m am nn awn nan home Ak his at died inn nro in Lake City Is invited to report at tne 1iVtfkn son alleged debt is paid luvwaiiuu Mtww Mmm aMrlwM MAAvMa Vfurn were offered by Carl A Undqulst tierffVman ASKS IOr Wednesday evening He was born in Brigham City a m and one p 1 m Mondays Linda B liingnam and nerman j wenarus oiimku Mr Jge and B Leishman Marriage Licenses were Piano Parley "aay inrougn Beth 3ingham Infant Gibson' who also dedicated tne Linda ttw"lpT 13 Johnson Cecil Alma Issued W Passes— Mrs Joan Marriage licenses had been clerk's : The Rev B B Mike of Salt Lake Grace today Ida and L Alma son of Weber Mrs John T Rushmer and Mrs daughter of W Delbert and Opal grave In the Aultorest memorial the county at City who is conducting a revival Fisher Johnson of Ogden died at office to will Hadley Bingham of 2708 Jefferson park tne following five couples: L P Hopkins Twenty-eight- h tent a at in inmeeting his sister Mrs Verla Henry Bruce Davis 29 and Dorothy of receive them and giye them home the died In a local hospital at one a m use a of and Wall needs the piano of Preston Idaho Wednes- Marie Hall 26 both of Ogden Daratructions W Underwood today She was born Wednesday as he could find none in any of Heath George day afternoon He is also survived rell B Tillotson 21 and Norma Survivors include the parents and 'SZU1: ""I KAYSVILLE — Funeral services the stores Anyone wishing to lend by a sister Vivian Johnson Ogden LIndquist 21 both of Ogden to get in touch 23 Philadelphia Charles Thursman ioin the group if they will bring grandparents Mr and Mrs Norman for George William Underwood 79 a piano is asked with George W Gray 135 West wno aieu wcuncouojr Descendants of Mark Pa and Lucille Reed 21 Kansas s tsingnam or uguen ana mr ana ior jvaysvine Reunion— tneir own yarn on wmca io Binford dial Riefe 25 t win be conducted Hall will hold a reunion east of City Mo JayY KrogerGloria Mrs Steven Hadley of Taylor Hull York N n m New and me " Box in u rvayovxuc in iider county City Services will be held Saturday at ernacla bv William E Galley v and R t ti 19 Scorsdale N Y Wilford J anri Brigham v Idaho and Green 24 Pocatello " " : oi xviijrY'e ocvuuu time was associated witn 26 Hillam mortuary chapel with Bishop L oisnup Velma Friends may call at the residence pCeckn Brothers and Graham Live- Mount S OgRexburg Idaho Quorum— The L D to nine six from in Kaysville today in Co stock Commission ?f!iTfln wlr? nferSinf ogden m and Saturday until time for n nttBi aovorjli Wflr h Buial at Den- SSS" had ade his headquarters leTn m Memorial Mwlfiflilv park M11 hmh - During the month of July WeEntombment will be in the Aulto- - ed by Lindquist & Sons mortuary Astern fa The Generals of the Kitchen Prefer ber county produced 820376 pounds rest mausoleum Ogden He was born June 17 1880 in or 410 tons of $crap metal one of HL He is survived by his Macomb the largest shipments since the FUNERAL DIRECTORS Mrs Tot Flossie Graham widow A Graham Roy beginning of the campaign it was Denver of of reported today by A E Becker K1RKENDALL-DARLINServices for Roy A Graham 4 41 chairman of the Weber county me Known Denver inrougnoui i W Tif metal salvage committee lUOOre JtlObert MORTUARY termountain west as a livestock Mll 'This is an outstanding accompin oaima died who dealer Tnursaay Roberl W Moore ' 37 ' brother of wA am DIAL 4659 i lishment for any county and' is the a wui aiiment oi neari Vic- Mrs Berniece Sorensen result of the fine cooperation of died terrace ?Vctea tory road Washington MYERS & FOULGER all chairmen in the various como0ns In Los 28 umaqmsi a attack of heart July munities in the county Becker FUNERAL DIRECTORS Antra m nrA nn ntpmrnnt' w9 t 8897 533 26th St said Dial 31 at Valhalla cemetery Mrs 9050 thto evening iSntTntoS o'clock and - faprensen wno attenaea tne ser- Followservices to Saturday prior u jusi um vai- intr th linrtv win be taicen to uen- FLORISTS Sentences Imposed in c a uiurei rnr WM ana iuui nnnirinnai services imp ana naa reia- resiaent vgaen many burial AND THE FLOWERS Disturbance Counts uvea ana mends bere Mr Graham had been a livestock ARE FURNISHED BY James B Boyett 21 a soldier KLENKE FLORAL stationed at Hill field and Marcus 2955 Wash Blvd Dial 9958 V 9449 Miller 26 of the Roosevelt hotel pleaded guilty in the Burch Creek court late Thursday aiternoon to a OqdenJGitv Floral Co at the 2277 of peace Dial 4761 disturbing Washington Blvd charge 8039 WE DELIVER They were Phone 7728 s club in Riverdale 2939 Washington Blvd each fined $25 or in default to I serve 12 days In jail Flowers for All Occasion Dial 7171 "FOR CANNING NOW" i 1 Four Couples Take Ogden Men Enter -w American Jao destroyer caught In Cape Gloucester New Britain July 23 vwici n " Water flies high above ine cnmiwm left after helpless being day the was following sunk hits The ship from the army's the' first i radiophoto This attack Initial the by new transmitting station in the south Pacific to be released U S army signal corps radiophoto from the south Pacific Suits Are Filed nn j HIGH WATER Divorce Annulment J : -- I j ie - w : ar i- "Twenty-year-ol- d I 1A A s Speak Sunday I - x x Missionary Will Army Corps Sips Women 20-Ye- ar — ' 1 : i trouble caught up with I Richard Meyers 40 of the Ogden internment camp when he was found guilty on two counts in city court today Meyers was fined $50 or 30 days in jail for having more than one individual liquor' permit and sentenced to pay another $50 fine or serve 10 days in jail when found n driving charge zuilty of a was Testimony oueuiu in a iwo-cthat Meyers was Invoivea on m July 29 crash at two a and h Washington Twenty-fourtat and that he failed to stop at the scene of the accident firtrude Burke nejrress 32 of Monday for Mothers Leaders re-rnti- — 1 Twin ? Girls Plan Tea - " Yanks Blast Jap Destroyer Sentence Imposed 7 Is Completed By 22 Scouters " STANDARD-EXAMINE- R : ) nj)t j at t Urbana-Champaig- I Funerals igyftfh e rvi evn non-suppo- rt I j Feted Chapter Requires! at Supper i t - j --- I iuv 'r 5f I 1 r 1 STir "STSaSS 1 I i- co-cha- vliJ R:vo More Knitters -- v woMprfpM lib ir- 1 1 I JMllMMMMMKWUfi Jk ) 1 A I J m water" — I I -- ''Snowdrift gives me so much satisfaction for my points and pennies! It goes further! You can use it for frying again and again 'cause it doesn't 'break down' at high frying temper- attires and that means digestible frying too Besides it's all shortening— so it doesn't sputter like fats containing a non-supp- ort j - — — - w i cf co-chair- i "irr ien a tofiw 60 jt I Sh £ urtZV? ite ville-Layt- ? on G 1 a vF' r I m —-- 1 ' UtnTajrS 1 - m I 1 -- Weher Pours Metal Into Scrap Piles 41r 'rife L if Sri- - mm Romping cnil(!fen and hard working husbands have always needed plenty of energy foods But in wartime— all of us are putting in extra work on this or that Dishes you make with Snow- drift not only taste delicious but heljr give you that energy "lift you need ! 3 tn t I J-- 44 i?fBXr"rrr- - iui i UTAH FRUIT EXCHANGE ELDERTA PEACHES 20 lbs ASTRACIIAII APFLES Cucqttot Cun SrMixma Watex is a mixer Bonded carbona-tio- n gives it tiny lively bubbles Seeps a drink fresh right down to the last Alp sncrtclsless WQm C2fcf lm Hit 32-- i qvart ' UTAH BOTTLING WORKS tCGS Grant Avenue Phone t 6C32 t!EV POTATOES lb 3c EGGS Frosh 2 doz BUY SNOWDRIFT TO BE SURE! DOH'T RISK COOKING FAILURES! BUY THE REST! Du Ib Os SWEET GOnn Doz oalTcak&Sua —$175 Largo $275 APPLES Ycllov Transparent bu LARGE PLULjS 20 lbs VATERL1EL0IIS $225 $263 333 CQo LAMB PATTY CAKES Pew wops 2 cups chopped 2 tablespoons onion juice cooked lamb Snowdrift Bait pepper 1 teaspoon chopped flour 5 tablespoons celery salt parsley l cun milk aa flnm-- rA Wend to ft smooth paste Add milk cookuntT tWckened sUrrlng constantly Add meat salt pepper SSSSKJSiS ndonion Juice season to taste withc&kes (5lmllar parley untU brown needed r on both sides adding more Snowdrift as SuX §225 8450 BARTLETT PEARS Du rfPRIOOTS Ripe 25 lbs 3 Because- !f' an ENRICHED Bread rich in flavor— Equally GOOD for Meals at Home and in the Lunch Box Its Basic to Your War Time Diet Duy U S WAR DOIIDS for VICTORY wmm TUE ALL-VEGETAB- QUICK-MIXIN- G LE SHORTENING 0 3 |
