Show r&trsfyW ty r4&r THE OGDEN A BRITON IN BRIGHAM Exchange Teacher Waifs First Class 'mr' f '"V r A Ci £- - rty ’ i ' '- la 4— Ml isS jL a -- -- -- BOY MISSES SKY HITS HAND WITH FAULTY ARROW experience during the coming By RUTH JENSEN — year “America BRIGHAM CITY It won’t be all work either isn’t too different” was the comment of petite Miss Dorothy for the young teacher because Eaves one of 100 exchange teach- - she enjoys playing tennis and who arrived in j has already looked the local court over in her journey about this country several weeks ago town Sewing and knitting take Miss Eaves will teach a fifth up her leisure time when she grade class at the Lincoln Ele- - can’t her favorite outdoor mentary School here for the corn- - sport enjoy ing school year She replaced Mrs Kay Freeman Mho is now in England teaching at the Woolston County Primary School where Miss Eaves formerly taught While in Brigham City Miss The Davis County posse gal-M- r Eaves is making her home with and Mrs Dan Olsen 81 N ' loped off with no IessX than nine 4th West awards last week at thex “state The trip to Utah took three meet” of Utah posses in She amved from England on the Queen Elizabeth and spent The local riders were led into six days in New York She then on continued to Washington competition by Capt Hector Flint D C where the group attended and Lieutenants Ivin Flint and lectures vand preparatory classes Dick Adams Miss Eaves was the only one to Though competition was stiff continue on to Utah “The heat in New York was with 48 posses entered the Da-- j terrific” she said “It is much vis County posse won the fol-- j hotter here than in England” lowing awards: Food here Is practically the Drills second parade third same but when the Olsens mile race first served corn on the cob for race second broom mile dinner it was a new experience for the young teacher “They polo third wild cow milking just don’t each much corn in first water race third stock England” she said horse class second cutting Making new acquaintances and fourth and barrel race third has taken up the Schools will open in Layton major portion of her time since arriving and a tour of the Sept 12 It has been announced School here was a Brad Williams 6 made a unique experience She had never seen Indian children before landing last week aftThe methods employed to teach er a graceful leap from a tree the young Navahos to speak Eng- —squarely onto the point of a It sank into his lish were especially interesting sharp nail foot putting him in bed for she said Miss Eaves has taught all age several days groups from five to 11 She said that in England children arp required to begin school when 5 years old It took 12 months for her application to teach in the United States to "be approved She said her reason for applying was mainly for the added experience she would gain by coming' here to ' teach for a year It’s a long journey from Warrington Lancashire to Utah according to Miss Eaves but she is eagerly awaiting school to begin and looking forward to the many new developments she will fers from England o yH' 5“ Li Jr ! I '''' wS""'- - I "'' yWws y S 4k I — Miss Dorothy Eaves exchange and Brigham City fifth grader Karla Cajl compare Atlas statistics on Utah and Britain Miss Eaves “traded” jobs with Kay Freeman Brigham City teacher now in BECOMING ACQUAINTED teacher from England - — England J : : —p Pretty Janet Harrisop Is Peach Days Junior Queen t- one-eight- -i CITY— Janet Har- - and Mrs Gus Musulas and Lynn d rison daughter of daughter of Mr Bierley and Mrs Glade Harrison' will Mr and Mrs Alfred Bierley reign as- - Junior Peach Queen The young misses’ names were over Peach Days Sept 9 and 10 drawn from a basket containing Attendants will be Jo Ann the names of 35 other youngsters Musulas blonde daughter of Mr sponsored by various civic orred-haire- ! sight-seein- g-- ganizations in! the city Sponsors of the winning trio are: Miss Harrison Kiwanis Club Miss Musulas Kindergarten Club and Miss Bierley1 American Legion The young royalty will be crowned during ceremonies at the annual Peach Queen Dance d EVANSTON Wyo — The on Thursday Sept 8 r Linin-geand Mrs J Austin Mrs Barbara Armstrong is and sons Jack and Jerry chairman Junior Queen returned Tuesday from a three-wee- k committee offorthe the Kindergarten and stay in Hastings Neb Club Mrs assisted Verla Jenby Colo Colorado Springs sen Mrs ArtaEverton and Mrs Rev Llninger was an instructor Gladys Hanline director memat the summer day camp of the ber 'School of the Midwest of the In addition the youngsters will Presbyterian Church at Hastings be presented with a gift memenfor three weeks to of the occasion and all 35 When the school closed be contestants will ride in thethe junjoined his family who had spekt ior section of the parade which the time wth Mrs Lininger’s will be headed by a float carrymother Mrs C A Jackson at the Junior Peach ing Queen royColorado Springs Before returnalty ing to Evanston the Liningers yvent on a short camping trip at Grand Lake in the Rocky Mountain National Park Minister Family In Evanston After Vacation - GIMMICKS INDUCEMENTS STRINGS ATTACHED Just MORGAN — Corn will grow’ HOMES? VALUES as tall in Morgan County as it does in Iowa And Roy Thatcher county agent thinks that point will be proved Thursday afternoon when4' a tour of locally grown corn silage is conducted It will start at 1 pm at the court house and continue for three hours Visits to all major fields and test plots will be made gggflgpttgaa?g9ftnflgggg3flflooffoogflooopB9o Sa AVWAWAWA' 1935 Tour of Corn Fields in Morgan Set - AT DOWN-TO-EART- PRICES H GENERAL ELECTRIC 1 1 Fellowship of Ogden m pj J Ray Shute i u n Will Meet With OGDEN— The annual ward outing for members of the Second Ward will be held Tuesday at the Ogden Fourth Street Noted Writer and Unitarian Layman Park in MIA officers In charge of the evening’s events announce that games a program and lunch will be included I Ward members are invited to come at 5:30 for games and sports vents" Supper Ume has been set at 7 pm and all families are asked to bring their own supper A drink and dessert will be furnished the Spanish Room of t ho M Refrigerator ! ii -- “The Little Shop Around the Corner 05 M-rH Regular $29995 Here's the biggest refrigerator buy you'll BACK-TO-SCHOO- L Model SKIRTS one-four- th EASY CREDIT Basic — Full — Quilted j TERMS Cottons — Tweeds — Flannels ever find!" 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