Show mi viile-depu- ty - eda-jcator- Arranges Picnic The Hew Zealand L D S Mis-- 1 sionary association summer meet- ing and social wilt take place at Monroe park Thirtieth and Quin- rv Ogden Saturday Aug 27 All former New Zealand missionaries and friends are invited Activities Wilt begin with games at five p wui-om at and a program will begin at seven-- ritory 60-mi- le er i j TILE sponsibility" President and Mrs Jackson will y a m Monbe met at thor of f c day at the streamliner City of San nine-fort- j cruise Valdon J i ! j Program to Be Presented by Terrace Church eleven-fif-mt- Ijishin fldOUJ ' m five-year-o- ld By SOL j I j j j j j Out of the "gay 90s" again with mercury at 89 degrees maximum on Friday — but still warm enough to and make the tomatoes blush soon be corn will which the ripen ready to bottle' August is just about all gone s anyway and no chance of holding the month still Aloysos the office boy is getting up earlier — so he'll have longer to loaf before school starts two-third- 1 j j j j I Civilian welfare council at the Utah general depot West Twelfth street will sponsor an entrant in the local contest for Miss Ogden of 1949 it was announcde today by John E Van Boerum president of the council ' Each of the technical services and headquarters divisions at the depot will run a local contest to select a candidate to enter the finals which will be'flHJ inHp the last week of August The will girl winning the depot finals conbe entered in the Ogden area test'' Three judges selected from Ogden will make the selection of the girl to represent the depot in the contest and will use the same qualification guide as will be used in the city and state contests it 1665 " I Rirrc A n ten-fiftee- k 95 2402 Adams Avenue Bernice Tyree Mary Campbell Soloists i j FIRST METHODIST CHUKOT tun aa smmmm ay nulled CHURCH SCHOOL— 9 30 i Grand m Opening Utah Man Gains Wyoming Degree Utahns Complete Music Studio A resident of Ogden was among According to word from Gun-thcertifi- ntson sixteenth annual the 236 students receiving summer music camp on the campus cates and degrees at summer com'of Western State college of Colo- mencement exercises of the Uni-- I rado came to a successful close versity Of Wyoming Laramie Fri-- j Friday night when three bands day night Richard Amend received symphonic concert and cadet pre- theDonald of bachelor of arts from degree sented the final concert Registered at the camp from Og- the college of education Bennett-Victorden area were Marlene 'road Washington Terrace Joan Neilson 3180 Porter: Deimar 'DenDickson 842 Thirty-seconnis Leroy Jay 3 183 Porter Armond Henry Beers 1717 Twenty-fourtMiito Darrell N'ilson 217 Franklin Knights of Pythias of Utah with their auxiliaries the Pythian Sisters and Dokeys will hold their annual outing at Lagoon Sunday August 21 gathering at the center terrace for lunch games and entertainment for all ages Grand Chancellor Allan Bucher is in e strations The show was directed by Miss Janet Hyde assisted bv Mrs Joseph Barney Jr Mrs M J Watkiris Larry Price and Glep McEntire M J Watkins director of safety services Weber county chapter acted as master of ceremonies Sermon: 2602 Washington FEDERAL'S Fatt few HOME LOANS cost service m home financing comes wJth expert-"c- e spedaRzJng in this type of busmeu tor over 26 yean rHA Loans Gl Leans or Federal s own low cost plant are vaiiaWe to you at the lowest rate in history in Drop in tor a triendfy and confidential discut- JOn ©f your home sncing problems The feoerakcan ha e your needs from beginning to end w a distinctive service one-packa- Hooiki S-- Heron" ge FED ERA! 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Samples— All latest styles of Men's Women's Children Shoes Sizes 2 to 17 Width 4AAAA to AH 4EEEE styles in work and ' dress shoes tttb j Ogden llTIflKW PAUL'S CHURCH The Lutheran Church —Missouri Synod) A 3 Abel Pastor Street and Quincy 10 00 a m — Sunday School and Bible Clasa 1100 a m Dsvme Services "ONLY ONE CHANCE" SERMON A sincere and cordial welcome awaits all who would worship with us LUTHERAN HOUR EVERY SUNDAY The? KLO Prachr Utah Christian UTAH Gas 21 CO Savs i lurch low! W Nw1 ( 'DRIVERS ICE AT 8:00 PM 1 TBINTTY LUTHERAN CHURCH fTfce JLetberaa Charch—MfaHoori Hyoedi Verdctaarf Park I'tah Paeter 9 IS a m — Divine Worship with Holy Communion a m —Sunday School We extend a cordial invitation to all in this area to worship with us CeaaaaVDstty Halt l u t 19-15 9tlT AM You Happiness can buy it in the market place of life If you are willing to pay the prttA Then if ou give it to others you will get a double portion for yourself Go to Church Sunday and you will receive the true article and not a temporary imitation Phone 23 10 30 is not a monopoly Warren M Campbell 2579 Adams " in & hotted SHOES fOM MEM KNAPP HILLCREST P E 9 30 a m — Church School for AH Ages 10:30 a n— Morning Service 7:30 p m — Youth Fellowship 25th Street at Jrfferson Avenue— II E COI LTER Minister : Worship — 1100 am Morning ' GOD PROVES IHS LOVE ' This service broadcast over KQPP beginning at U2Q Evening Worship— 7:4" pm THE FORESIGHT OF FAITH" Sunday School— 9:45 a m— Classes for all ages 5:30 pm— King's Mes-- c uRcra broadcast over KOPP 6:30 pm— Youth Fellowship Meetings ' 9:00 am Friday— Morning Meditations broadcast over KOPP 25c per Day Pay the regular price as DOWN First Grade Cello 29c 601-29- h Council) (Nationol-Luthera- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 25c Our First Grade Gas Is Better Than Most Premium Quality 29c Gasoline Try a Tankful and Prove it for Yourself 10-DA- a )— I NEW PAINT JOB 59c Strang -- nrn charge NO! ttonomy Baton Squares CAR $3950 per cent Round Pythians Arrange Annual Outing d mmm ELIM LUTHERAN CHURCH Refrigerator I y Virg's Market am tMHlPwiiiHi am morning Man o£ God" "Samson— 91 " Pastor Sunday School Will Meet at 9:45 A crowd that jammed aesGMM modations at Lorin Farr park pool Friday evening applauded heart- ily the events in the second an-- j nual Ogden city aquacade The show included water ballets waltzes fancy diving and clown acts Weber county chapter American Red Cross sponsored life savings ''Swimming and stroke demon- Depot Will Pick Contest Entrant 1 $1370 First Presbyterian Church JOHN EDWARD CARVER PHILCO times-elimin- ating Gasoline MESSAGE OF GOB R Sermon at 11 o'Clock De Luxe self-adjusti- ng BEST For Raiie Time Consult Vour newspaper rhe oublic is cordially tmrited tttend the services aae to dis-ttan- Aber-nath- non-prof- MID-SUMME- h Talk on Freedom $1185 1395 1710 THE Ward Program : 323-3- 4 I Crowd Applauds e r water 5 tun is Converts Provide j Coast Nan Plans ing Tells Policies inrtlv be- In a press conference fore leaving en his present tour the Kiwanis president said that during his administration he will advocate the reorganization of the executive branch and administrative agencies of the federal government appeal for free collective bargaining on the part of both management and labor and Continue to denounce all subveiaiWif groups and activities He expressed the belief that many problems of world proportion" will arise in the year ahead and that the solutions to these problems "will determine largely the future of our modern civilization' A f4Kiesel ML Room jjiplnjr I DIRECTORY volumes on account- - speaking of getting up early Pete said the doctor sent a bill: "for waking Up in the night and thinking over your case—$5" Minimum early today was 57 degrees — just right for sleepEllen Fred and Hazel Oats coning if a fellow didn't have to get verts to the L D S church who up and come to work! recently came from England will One year ago it was cooler re- furnish the entire program for member? with maximum tempera-tur- e the evening sacrament services in ward Sunday 83 degrees and minimum 48 the Twenty-sevent21 at six p m The chapel degrees the skies were clear It'll Aug and Poris located at Thirty-firs- t soon be Labor day and in the the school bells will be ring-- j ter The public is invited Over in Sweden they say ing "yingle yingle" FOR AUGUST ONLY P S — Overheard in the powder room: "Not only has he broken my heart and ruined my whole life but he's wrecked my entire evening!" Hi ho weathero j non-corrosi- Wboay Sunday School CHURCH i 1 Silver St and Mewree Slve llrtWAM 'Sundav Service 8 00 PM Service tth I I Year's Plans Laid By Lutheran Unit FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST OGDl Theme of Address j Dean Jackson who resides at will base his address on j Palo Alto Kiwanis International's 11949 administrative theme "Aggressive Re-- I Citizenship —Our Individual Francisco bv Ogden Club Presi-- ! dent M W Lundstrorn Lieut Dist Gov I A Muggins and Dist Gov Reed Culp of Salt Lake City and their wives The women will be entertained at a luncheon' at the Huggins home in Ogden canyon President and Mrs Jackson later fin the day will go to Salt Lake City for a dinner meeting before continuing their journey Long active in educational arid business circles! Jackson is a past president of the American Accounting association the National Association of Cost Accountants and the American Association of Collegiate Schools of Business He is a fre- quent contributor to business andj professional publications and au- lr of C nIs? A ' J le Pays to Listen Wife Proves As Articles Sell ty 1 "J hur h of teu l at dv Saint Washington VML 10 00 AM nMRch School 11 00 AM SMtU' Worship 1M FJL Hpflkios Worship MTt Jttartt 1341 j The thrills of the riverman will Dennis Simmons Mark H Jensen j be experienced by 35 senior scouts T: W Potter Alton Vieball Eugene J Bourne and their leaders Monday when the Bialer C — William Robert Hull Ogdeh group begins the annual Snake A Cottle Robert Wade river cruise sponsored by Ogden Valdon WASHINGTON TERRACE— VaJoe Bott Clyde Fields Gar Work- cation area council Bible school program and Talbot man Dan The group from Ogden Riverexhibit will be held at the unified side and Beaver Dam' will arrive service of the Washington Terrace at Alpine Wyo the starting point Community church at 10 awernoon in rime a m Sunday Aug 21 at the Morway semble their equipment and test community building SonieS recently returned mission- - the buoyant rubber boats which "To hear three four and Those who at-- j will carry them on the aries will attend children sing and speak down-rivto own lunch HeiseHpt journey tend are to bring their of God's love to listen to the Idaho Soft drinks wtu be provided by Springs kindergarteners repeat their mem j Practice Cruise the association ory verses to watch the primary SUNSET— It pays for women to department in Bible and song re- After a short practice cruise they view to see and hear what the will be off on an adventure which listen to their husbands Jean Burson wife of Michael junior department has studied to will offer the variation of river ex-hear the junior department give! ploration and fishing In some of Burson of Burns laife Sunset to Michael prepare his a speaking choir with musical backin the area listened trout water finest the Bathroom Kitchen j Harold Paulsen assistant scout lessons for a writing course he groundin will be only a part of the Fireplaces Etc was taking store for parents friends treat executive said the novice boatmen Phone 6914 3019 Wash She wrote four articles acend a attendants at this service are cautious during the! customarily Writers' Journal An exhibit of a few of the things! PIONEER TILE CO first day of the five-da- y trip but cording to the August issue and made during the school will be on as their confidence grows they en-- 1 of New York a statement sold three of them display" said 150 joy shooting the occasional stretches More than pupils and teach- of white water encountered andj ers have been in attendance at their muscles soon become ac- -this school the past two weeks at See This Window customed to the paddling necesthe junior high school building stretches in the placid sary Before You Buy The following have served as teach- This year they will be travel Jew: Mesdames Cutis Craig Meyers 4ng three persons to a boat which Lorenz Zophy Foster Stephens King will allow plenty of room tor supWalther league of St Paul's Lu- Wolfe Rogers Robson and Smith plies and to stretch long legs To ALUMINUM assistants were: Katherine and save space cooking Will be done theran church was host to a meet- The Helen Ciine Bonnie Mulligan Rita foil which allows the in aluminum COMBINATION board executive of the district Henniger Carol Wilson Ann Lar-- ! diners to ' throw' away the pan af- ing of the league as well as repre- son Rex Warner Willis Mooney one has No meal each ter truly WINDOWS STORM The registrars were Neil Vama experienced the succulence of a sentatives from the leagues of St and Donna The treat host-- : steak until he has tasted one cooked John's Lutheran church of Salt esses were: Stewart : AND Mesdames Green Bruce in aluminum foil Paulsen said Each person will wear a life Lake City and St Mark's Lutheran Mooney Bauman Chiros Long and STORM DOORS Wolfe church ofProvo preserver The meeting was devoted to a The cruise will be tinder direction 1 SILVER KING Windows of Kent Payne field executive of discussion of plans for the league are made of The group for the coming year Representing Ogden area council extruded ALUMINUM AlSt Paul's on the district execuwill return Friday August 26 loy — will not rust or tive board is Don Lever as treasAttendance List weather urer O F Suelter principal of SILVER KING Windows Others who will make the trip district publication 'The Idaho-S- t will not warp or shrink Riverside — Clarence From are: Paul's school as editor of the S SILVER KING W indows Robert Paul Porsberg Sylvester y Youth" and Harry do not reouire painting Richard Capener La Mar Utah as Robert T LeFevre former San chairman of the publica4 SILVER KING —Windows Capener David Francisco real estate broker and Capener Vaughn Tingey Davis Ariel tions prescampaign e are S Max Leland Ward giving Capener ident of the local league represent- hotel owner will speak in Salt perfect seal at all Capener John Udy assistant lead- ed the host society in the meet- Lake City before civic organizadrafts: er: Delose Udy leader tions and informal gatherings from ing 5 SILVER Kl N G Windows — Merrill Petty Theo Fielding September 2 to September 9 Mr and H Richards Rex Richards leader protect paint putty LeFevre may come to Ogden if On of a Absent— driving harge Maurice Wilcox Ross Rudd Lex on the f SILVER KING Windows c?n be made accordarrangements John of the sidr road wrong draft-Tree Ashbv Nish Zundcll Cbnsten-eUdv Carl Ben Lomond permit rainproof and for- - ing to Ruth Dazey :t5(!2 Washington ventilation— winter and R H Pick hotel who is here representing him in bail feited $10 'r— Paul S Larsen summer" Beaver Dam He talks on "World Peace and In1 SILVER KING sash may be dividual Freedom" and is the easily removed for cleaning spokesman for the Falcon Lair near running water-- a great Foundation a 600 x 1 6 Tires corpora' convenience tion especially to x using the famous Rudolph Tires 650 )6 aero weather Valentino home in southern Cali700 x 16 Tires g SILVER KING Windows fornia as its headquarters seat out dust and dirt and Sirce May 1949 the foundation's save drapes curtains and program for world peace against 670 x 16 Airides shade communism and other forms of SILVER KING Windows 700 x 16 Airides tyranny has aroused interest of inafford niform temperatures dividuals and civic church and at proportionately sizes Other other groups throughout the counthroughout the home Low Prices SILVER KING Windows try IN TOWN will soon pay for themselves Mr LeFevre will address the Salt in fuel and dry cleaning Lake City junior chamber of comTire Carry 12 Month Thi merce at its luncheon meeting on savings and in many other Unconditional Cuoromt ways September 2 He will be featured SILVER KING Windows a m over KALL at have tel V features September 5 The men's and womLiberal Trade-in- s en s Lions club at Holladay will Even at These Low Prices JL Call for VI M M hold a joint meeting the evening of September 8 at which Mr LeLLOYD BERRETT FREE ESTIMATE Fevre will be guest speaker AcCOOIL him is his wife Lois companying DIAL SERVICE a radio and concert LeFevre Ph Roy Utah a2 °r""t Av singer I G Okm 2651 Wash Blvd 'jg Ba Hercs $790 Uchonge snx-im- agrtntmESa1 's I Utah Group Opens Cruise Monday on Famed Stream "- t Jj Kt'l j I Missionary Unit j KLO Ml aaam - j a-- f rider present Annual outing of the L D SJ Hyland ward will be held Mon-- I day Aug 22 at Monroe park Games races and horseshoe pitching contests win begin at five p m Each family will bring its own box lunch Tables will be arranged for eating at seven-thirp Wji Considerable interest is manifest j hit-ru- 66-mt- per ty b 1 j j ! j J I dean of the graduate school of business at Stanford University and president j t of Kiwanis International will ad- - j dress the Kiwanis club of Ogden at an niter-clumeeting at noon! 22 Hotel Ben Lo- Monday August Kiwanis clubs from nearby j mond cities and towns will send representatives i This will be the California first appearance in the Qg-den area since his election as presi-- 1 dent of the community service organization which embraces 200000 business and professional ieaders in more than 3000 communttes United States Can-- i throughout the ada lask3 Haw aii and Yukon ter-- 1 was seriously injured to I accident at a about ten p m Friday He is at the Dee hospital where It is reported! he suffered a fractured shoulder j cuts and brulfses and shock His I condition was said to tie v factory Arrested and booked at the sher-- j n driving I tffs office on a j 3 Blackburn William was charge 65 Ogden realty dealer 305 Ogdeni canyon He was released on reeogj nizance The accident happened near the mouth of South Fork canyon Deputies Joseph H Child and Darrell re--1 Miehetsen who investigated was Mr riding McKay ported horse off the road when it was! struck by an automobile and killed and McKay were! Blackburn 39 traveling west on highway The Blackburn car failed to stop! wit- - j after the accident according tonumnesses who took the license ber Deputy Child who arrested Blackburn at Ms home said thej driver admitted he thought he had One of the rubber boats which will carry a group of senior scouts and leaders on a hit a horse a glancing blow and down the Snake river is being checked by deft to right) Bill Hull Robert Wade post advisor ( utile ami Danny falbot that he did not know there waa arj horse-automobi- - 1949 ?o for this event and a good Kflkcpected said Bishop S Berte'l Outinq Scheduled By Hy land Ward Kiwanis President Will Be Greeted Monday in Ogden I collector 2-81- tAramir pmng august STANDARD-EXAMINE- J Hugh Jackson McKay 60 of Hunts-- j U S internal revenue Ft UTAH) Party to Make Voyage Down River Rider — Iniured When Horse Struck by Car Ernest OGDEN tn -- |