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Show IpP.' Personall lr? Items. 1 For Friends & Neighbors. There's a man up in Ogden, a real man, Neighbor Karl J Edgling, who came on board our ship in the year one and one half, and has perhaps said as many good things about the paper as any other man, and he has received as much inspiration inspira-tion from it as any one. And we have had many a thrill f rqm listening to his talks here in the office He is an A-l carpenter and is always busy helping to build up Zion. He will be ready with his saw and ham mer to go and help buHd up the New Jerusalem. Good luck Pres. sevelt ma e a very , good choice in the selection of W. J. Korth forCollector of In i ternal revenue The commission made a perfect appointment in Alvin Keddington for county clerk. You co iidn't beat that unless you re:-urrected James H.Anderson and D. C. Dunbar Friends and Neighbors Mr and Mrs. Hyrum Hand called in Monday and bore a faithful testimony. They have latel returned from California when they spent the winter They took part iu three blackout and saw much of the. war ex I citenient. Our economic gos pel is their economic gospel and they are very firm in t'ne" faith. The automobile accident they were in two or three years ago has left them both crippled for life. Mi Hand was in the po t-al t-al service for nearly twenty years and since tiis u-tirement his Uncle Sam has been a 1'giit good daddy. Paul H. Allred was reelected president of the Utah Slate Old Age Pension ami Assistance Organization. Others nan.ed were Hyrum Felt, vice chairman; chair-man; James M. Parker, rec rd-i rd-i ig secretary ; E Davis, financial finan-cial secretary; William R. Rook branch organizer; R. H. Siddo-way, Siddo-way, Henry W. Sanderson, A. W. Larsen, Mrs. Hyrum Felt, Arthur S. Keep, W. S. King, Hilma Sorenson, Mrs. W. A-Hudson, A-Hudson, and William T. Bennett, Benn-ett, executive board members. The ad about wanting a wife got results alright but they were such that he will flee the world of women forever and for aye. "Delive me," he says A millionaire and his wife were at dinner, eating and lis-I lis-I tening to the radio. Suddenly it was announced that the president pres-ident advised that the rich should have salaries and ineom es cut to $25,000 a year. The woman threw up her hands and choked on a S5.00 piece of pheasant, and the man fell back ward and bumped his head on a $10,000 antique. When the (Continued on page fovr) rA Personal il Items. (continued from page orif' woman came to she cried out: "Why t'at wouldn't be pin money for us and the children.' |