Show THE OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINE- SUNDAY MORNING ru'Ho'11uthcran i church (Missouri coSirnth Twenty eigoio P"" r!" rr- -- SaSoaSE? S - At eleven forsTai tnd adults our oi °Lln w"c: ajnmessage: A Wonderful hip Pastors 1 e Building" lorty-ftvpjn Thursday at seven choir rehearsal at eight pjn class in Bible doctrine Friday at eight pm ' ushers- staff meets at church conSaturday at ten ajn children a firmation class am Lutheran Sunday at Hour over KLO You are Invited to worship and Christ at St raui s mun - ty tan-thir- rtorii or m Farnham minister am church school Nine forty-fiv- e classes: Mr H J Dover superintendent Eleven am worship service The message will be brought by morning Mr Lee J Hoyt of the Gideon- organization Mr Philip Joos will be the leader in worship The nursery during the worship hour is under the direction of Bonnie Kdredge and Shara Lee Anderson There WEI be no Pilgrim fellowship the this Sundxiy as Mr Farnham and people are in Pocatello at the Pung conference JfqnrtT et four pm Girl Scouts will meet at the parsonage toe eo s ciuo Monday at st trie cnurcn iot umoer ana a program Dr Frank Douglas will speaK on his experiences in Europe All men of the church and friends are invited Please make reservations with Jack or Bill Thomas Dover y Wednesday at pJn choir at the church New voices are rehearsal always welcome y Hit Fndav at pjn the will and Misc club for young adults Mrs meet st the home of Mr and Lewis Barnes In WUlard Cars will leave the church at 7 pm for those who want rides or don't know the way su-tmn- y seven-thirt- seven-thirt- of Christ Scientist corner of Monroe and Twenty fourth holds regular Sunday morning services at eleven o'clock and Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at eight Sunday school convenes at nine forty-fiv- e am Beading rooms located at room 323 Klesel building 2411 Kiesel avenue are open to the public from eleven am y to p rrt dally eicept Sundays and holidays Probation After Death" Is the subn to be read of the ject in all Churches of Christ Scientist on 23 Sunday April is Invited to attend the The public church services and to enjoy the privileges of the reading rooms The Flim Lutheran church Ogden's Church of the National Lutheran Counstreet at Jefferson cil Twenty-thir- d avenue — Rev L Floyd Lewis pastor This Sunday at Ellm The church school meets for class am Instruction at nine forty-flv- a There are classes for children of all ages for youths and for adults The children's chapel will be conam There will be ducted at group singing and a story The eleven o'clock worship service will be In charge of the Luther league "Lead On O King Eternal" will be the central thought of the program to be presented Special musical numbers will -- four-thirt- lesson-sermo- : ten-thir- ty be given BVenrone Is invited to wee at KUm: - psrUct-SenS- ?' with Mrs Peterson as home 2331 Eccles women are Invito to the hostess All attend The Clearfield Community church Friendly Concerned meeting Spiritual now in- air conamonea new cuuitu 5400 West at 7200 North— Rev building Selbv Swift pastor 54 Clearfield Villa telephone ajn worship Sunday school for all and sermon Sermon "What Time Is It?" a timely subject: for our times Junior sermon: message The Plant That Plants Itself" for all children Special music Hcn-thirtnm Christian Youth group for all youth 13 years of age and - 392-B- -3 Nine-thir- ty v churcn wun meeting of the from all boards and representatives of plans for committees and discussion for fellowfuture There will be a time at the close of the business meet- ship lZIKVerdeland y pm meet Tuesday with Park Women's circle will MVerdeland Mrs Josephine LkVlne business seven-thirt- one-thirpm ClearWednesday circle will meet with 173 drive Ross Mrs Harold Warwick Wednesday eight pm the Anchorage p raver meeting "lili Thurmrtav einht nm the choir for all singers 13 years of age or older will rehearse A special attendance campaign In the will be started on Sun Sunday school day May 2 Sunday April 18 wasThea Sunday great VictorybeenBudget oversubscribed and budgetarebaa now being made to bring to plans ty field Women's our church building and completion to dedicate It within the near future We invite all seeking fellowship in a truly New Testament church to any or all of our services The Washington Terrace Community church meeting in the Community building— Selby Swift pastor 64 Clearfield Villa n am unified service of worship and study Sermon topic: "What Time Is It A timely answer to today's Question Junior sermon "The Plant That Plants Itself" Music bv the choir under the direction of Mrs Anna Greear Birthday offerings y and presentation of classes eacn by Mrs Edgar Carey Sunday school suDerlntendent y the Sunday evening Youth Fellowship group meets in the Community building: Neal Warner Mr and Mrs Melvin Snlggs president and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Smith sponsors y the Monday evening board of trustees will meet at the home of Mr and Mrs Samuel King church 0 treasurer Army way Mr Harold A Sevener chairman Tuesday evening y Bible Study group will meet at at the home of Mr and Mrs Harold Mooney 2 Army way These midweek meetings are a great source of inspiration and fellowshslp An invitation Is extended to all who love to study God's word Mr Harold A Sevener sponsor Wednesday evening seven o'clock choir rehearsal in Community builddirector ing Mrs Anns Greearseven-thirBoy Thursday evening 75 meets In the ComScout troop No Mr Harold Mooney building munity scoutmaster The Ladles Missionary society is making plans to give6 a tea In honor of in the all mothers May st two Community building Watch for the opening date of our dally vacation Bible school There will be classes for all children from four to 14 years of age If you are looking for a church home we invite you to our service where all major denominations become ss on in His fellowship and service Church of Christ Twenty-thir- d and Qulncy — T N Starkey minister Ten am Sunday school Eleven am morning worship pm young people's Bible - Eleven-fiftee- Bun-da- seven-thirt- seven-thirt- G-2- seven-thirt- 1-- ty P-- EVERYTHING in FLOOR COVERINGS CARPET 8lx-thir- ty class LINOLEUM y p m evening worship Wednesday seven-thirt- y pm midweek Bible class The pubUc is Invited to each of services Seven-thirt- CORK TILE RUBBER TILE Church of the Nazarene— Minister A E Petersen There is always a welcome to the church of the Nazarene At eleven am the Gideon will conduct tne service y At the pm service the pastor will speak on the subject "What Does It Mean to Be Lost?" Whether you are nine or 98 there Is a place for you at the Nazarene Sunday Rev ASPHALT TILE seven-thirt- Phone for Estimate schooL The First Presbyterian churcli — John Phone 9862 3701 Washington Edward Carver pastor Morning worship at eleven o'clock Theme "The Message of the Lost" Sunday school will meet at nine forty-fiv- e TCentral Will Compliment Mothers at Show and Tea Grim Game— Their Elders Play ft for Keeps R APRIL 25 1948 ScLCMURCHES st passes into the orient with Tirgte Hurion uiCK omtin Jay nuuuuiui and Denny Williams who are passengers on a boat and who find it It travels to Russia with Elsa and Sonja Hull and finally it conies to is Laura Marlene Sturm The story all told in song and dance — Rene The theme is the story of the Rhead At Central high school one week of u-each year is set aside for the "musical powder box invitations ri ntifl Hnv for the mothers music and stage settings are to be ft i This year Girls week begins Mon- in acordance with this idea taken straight from fairyland day April 26 mothers are the activities The girls will mode! the new Ajnong tea and the fashion show Girls look in the clothes they have made association under direction of Mrs during the year The school orDahlstrom and Mrs chestra and string ensemble will Marjorie Maurlne Humphris is in charge of play A short program has also both The time is two pm April hun nlmmeH far the mothers as planned 30 they enjoy refreshments ana by Mrs matiiaa manuei foods department We hope our mothers will all be present to take a peek into 'mTflwtKSsKBUKSHaBF TiGBBf' BaaeeartCentral's "musical powaer oox — ESaUl 3ES4lTE6SssMsttaaKeatgtfer-if"PJSsy'-WBaBs?Sa! KVevJfife fegBA' aaaaeaaSaalkJBSBay r Beverly Warner Formal Spring Dance Soft music swirling formats and gay laughter will mingle with faces and dancing eyes April pretty 30 as Central high holds its Spring dance mis is stricuy lormai wim oi course gin s cnoice stags andhtiM Have you heard it? Do you want noRrilliant nf nsnk blue and to hear it? Have you seen it? Do rose mixed with lavender green you want to see it? If you haven t ana yeiiow win oe seen as starry- girls float upon the dance heard it and want to see it come eyed floor on the mw nf their Hates auditorium school to the Lewis Already tne talk around central April 28 at eight pm The Lewis is "Who are you asking?" "What is tie aaMaWt Built-ininth and tenth grade chorus will your formal like?" and "I can — improved harritv wait atuenoa concert win They give a spring on set rower sals let's and hiisv rrant soett rui manv beautiful selections have a sin turn out — Barrie Four nsoes ?tm good ne some of which are "Morning Nicholas Niehtineale" "In Endless Song" Assembly Awaited tmM IWf May! Model 1 14 "Mother ever ncMorintion Ctr'K of Central will and the popular nrMAnt an unusual fltflwnhlv Mnn Goose Suite" We are certain this Hav Anril Oft linear Hir-- ' nf concert will be very pleasing to Mrs Maurine The entire Humphris ear There to as the as well the eye assembly is the story of a young you is no admission charge girl Minka who loses her powder AJkaMaalr1 THLmW wW& K iwanis Cant? TK MUI f or nkUMte the cdmes into box The powder box Wl rwy — i uc vtivyi Tn ttanrie of nmo rhornW club last Thursday with the usual enthusiastic reception Appreciation dians — Jean Westenfelder Joan ior ni ex Craven Rebecca Wells Gloria goes to Frank waniass Pa Tun Ponlter and v ' ' ' r cellent direction — uorotny xwoeu " Next three little COMPANY Jacobs lof Shirley ' ' r : '! ' — ceii a xanner rae iayior : t "if f Kittens Musicale Elementary Marian Hyde — find it It then 2550 Washington Blvd 2?' at eisht r Anril uhnnl v — - "nm at the elementary ' ' J u'achinoinn choruses from Pingree Washington ' Aran and Lewis will present a musicaie -i tt' railed "Arabs and Jews" These are j kh eld city Jerusalem's music suoervisor in barrier t Actar winrhrliff wire pUying' the gns younerY c h ror-- t nir trie nuee cnorus con- sistina of about 400 voices They Circle No 1 of the Women's associare going to sing such songs as "In Mrs Lynda Orandy ation will meet718with H Pnt" "Panis Aneelicus" "The Twenty-fift- h Monday as hostess at k Pearl" and "Ah Lovely Meadows" luncheon at one o'clock for a invited Mrs A J Miss Helen Bartiett oi wasnmgAU women of church Chrtstensen chairman ton Miss Margaret Hunter of Circle No 3 Mrs Walter Higgins and Frank Waniass of Mrs T W Pingreereceive chairman will meet with credit for the fine 55 Capital on Lewis Beck In her home to the record by Jerry Colon work and patient giving oi men-Tuesday at two o"cloclt for dessert a nice quietdone like Would you lm rtr l mm itiiti luncheon io iue stutacv ' CHSt time to teacn tne songs we aITO Weil Circle No 5 Mrs John Carver chairaSKAiTihlv t hp evening? hard worked Iriurrtt the soothing has chorus This dents WWVtf L wO Weir R Mrs man will meet with on wouldn't guarantee that on Friday and crew of this year's school play and a fine crowd is deserved — 945 Sixteenth In her residence - Glen Purdie n p m in t if a nt th Partv" were introWednesday at eight o'clock Miss Aprty 30 at —Neal assisting hostess Mrs duced Sargent Gladys Teachers' Luncheon the Mound Fort auditorium when GeorgiabyBobolis well-fe- d Tt wa faculty last nlav "Tife of the Party Methodist church 2604 Jefferv First Aoile Blossom Time son — D At wood Bird pastor e A luncheon was held but to the resented public will Wednesday bep am we will Church school nine forty-fiv"Arni Rlnssnm Time" was the Hnrina the noon hour for the ele o promise an enjoyamea time - theme Classes for everyone of the girls' dance held April mentary and Junior nign teacners aDout is typiThis am Sermon eleven years play Morning worship nf T dwiI Amarican home where living 23 in the Mound Fort gym "Christian Symbolism" There Isdur-a Knft musir filled the air warm teen-ageand The Tuesday afternoon tentn nursery in the Community house four about envolves motn-e- r ing the hearts of young dancers as rlnsses and the Wednesday ing this service tne Mrs (tmrft antics their Hugnes seven Methodist Youth fellowship interested only sweet scent of apple blossoms mnrnina eicrhth Bradp classes pre is four these of pm their thoughts the meal which turned out in getting into clubs wniie wir mingled withwas Senior league seven pm decorated as an pared The gym well the menu featured— Monday four pm Girl Scout troop Hughes stays home and wearily No 8 meets In the Community house watches the children ana weir onnla hlrusotn uarrlpn Pastel colors very noodles frozen peas chicken baked — w covered the ceiling centered with lotture salad dinner rons anu f Community houser friends 20 meets in the Noiiuu! dessertx S y chocolate Conflict arises when a party more - marshmallow apple blossoms you weanesaay Ac the miKir farteri nut ana danc r Ihlirih In folk gets out Mice Tirth Paul was oresentea a the young by given and ers left the happy laughing faces beautiful hostess apron Dy mesaay ana weanesaay evfiiiii8 hid men OI tne cnurcn win meet at mc of hand and many amusing showed that everyone had had a guests — Jeana Feterson develop Recreation center to make further exciting things to attend time — Betty rtutneriora invited is The good public repairs enterand of this evening laughs First Basils church Twenty-fift- h tainment Tickets may be obtained at Jefferson— H E Coulter minister from any Mound Fort high school finndftv Anrll 25: am Bible school student — Shirley Burns Nine forty-fiv- e W B Cullens superintendent Department Eleven am morning worship Ber Speech ' TVi On Friday April 23 students wrtrn Hnuaehnlr! or Wmifch pm Baptist Youth fel jammed into the auditorium at ward The L D S Twenty-thir-d Mound Fort anxiously awaiting lowshipf T trftlnlncr ' ClasfK asSly annual M its hold A will I speech annual department speech Seven forty-fiv- e pm evening service the sembly Richard Wall was master and dance festival Monday eve Sermon "God Uses Meager resources Tuesday two nm women's auxiliary of ceremonies seven-thirt- y p m it is an rino nf thp nupstions "Should ning at pm annual Wednesday Walter Odd Presidents nounced roll call banauetand business meeting by Use Cosmetics?" was debated y Friday New Sweet Sudan The as chairman and Mrs T Ray Phillips pjn young adult Boys Peterson Jack with play night seven in held the will be affirmathe program speech Alan Hawley taking pm youth night Grass Saturday im tive and Don Rollins the negative chapel and the dancein festival We suggest planting extra acreage amusethe afterward givfollowed mediately Humorous monologs of Sweet Sudan for a food suppleweather when en by Bob Larson Frank Holbrook ment hall under the direction of ment during hot dry nrnHlirtnc stlffi- W dance director Ronald e UIBtUlVB Driggs and Marion Lund clently Drill IS or 30 pounds or "The Shock of His Life- a hu- of the Mount Ogden stake p broadcast a intermission dance was morous one-aDuring prtsented nHiire mtirn SllCSll n— play t nH pouuus atan and crowned be will soli In June fourth queen of the rich period When planted in by students will oe touj drama class Taking part were jacn tendant chosen by popular vote should be contest now being conducted by days For a hay crop it Stock now Lynch Richard Martini Benny when heads appear nnene the ward Dresses from movie stars cut J ante craven Gardner on nana SAN FRANCISCO April 24 (AP) Burton Thelda Kranendonk and Marie Montez and Rhonda Fleming 2463 Grant Ave of Hollywood will be presented to Aides of an adoption agency found Hazel Batchelor student director invited numorous Public winners the from the Departing two small boys on the steps of their the more serious Hazel Batchoffice when they came to work to- into elor gave "The Swan Song" Time was suddenly turnea oacs day Daniel Darling 8 and his broth half a century into the dazzling Nineties" by presentation of er David 6 told police they ar- "Gay ever popular and legendary rived in San Francisco early this the at the Bat" This presenta Casey morning after an all night bus and tion of the second period ninth hitchhiking trip from Canyonville grade speech class was a pantomine Ore I v A note left by the mother said see she wanted her sons to have a break in life She indicated she Co hoped to return for them later She said she couldn't keep them with her in Canyonville because of racial prejudice arising from IF you are going to build a home —we have a Wheel e Beds Hospital their Cherokee Indian blood Bedside Crutches Chairs service department that will help you with The yougsters left at the Native Tables etc Sons and Daughters Adoption of your plans your room arrangement or tell fice said their mother Faye was oaOI "IS you about the most practical building mareturning to Canvonville with 2a June younger child Barbara terials detenS276-S- 4 Wash Blvd They were taken to juvenile breaktion home after a bath and fast am Youth meeting at seven pm There will be a play room for children during the hour of worship w-- w —— Public Bidden to Attend Concert At Lewis School &a- t t j n AC-D- r jtf — r- — Ogden Electric ' ' ' — jyill gSj wn nrWbarbed Mound Fort Players Will Give 'Life of the Party' pot-luc- ' -- m w Mar-gare- te — — eight-fiftee- —mf — -- mf — - rs - v — - aevFu-umt- ———— — — — f Ward Speech and Dance Festival Slx-flfte- en TY1 slx-thlr- tv seven-thirt- Mother Gives up Small Boys to Give Them Break — ct — 11 wm Thinking of Building? 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