The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-01-20
River Heights ~
N. |. A. Banner
Association

River Heights, Jan. 1s.--Mary
Baston, John Barfus, Leland Pickett.
Victor Hallett, Mrs. Phebe Wood, Es-
ther Olson, Irene Kicks Grace Wood.
vanez Wilson, Selma Olson, Leo An
derson, Marguerite Rider and Mr..
and Mrs. Rider, officers and teachers
of the River Heights NJ. I. A. at
tended the stake NJ. I. A. Conven-
ton held in the Nibley Hall, last Sun
day. Words will hardly express their
feelings when the Banner for special
activity was awarded to River
Heights Association, the smallest
ward in Cache stake. However. they
all came home with full determine
ton to do still better in the future,
and the ward that gets It away from
them will have to hustle. Miss Mar.
garet Rider gave recitation at the
convention. They were all pleased to
have Bishop Olson with them and en-.
Joy their triumph.
The speakers at the meeting Sun.
day evening we're Bishop Olson, Joel
Kicks and High Counsellor, A. E.
Cranney. Bishop Olson said that he
could hardly express his gratitude to
the members of the M. I. A. for the
excellent work they had done to en-
able them to win the pennant given
by the stake for special activities and
hoped they would be as successful
in the future. Joel Kicks subject
was, rs the great turmoil in the
world at present, fulfilment of
prophecy and is 1t the beginning OF
the end" High Counsellor Cranney
said, Ought we not to turn the re-
Hector on ourselves and consider the
fact that we are living where we can
(if we will enjoy all the privileges
of the gospel that is fitting ourselves
for the day which is soon coming
when all will be called to go out ant
= preach the gospel and thus take ar
active part in the great plan OF re
: demption. Elder Cranney also attend
ed the ward acting teachers repor
meeting in his official capacity las
Sunday. In his talk to the teachers
he complimented them on their worl
: and admonished them to not b.
weary in well doing, for time alon
r will determine the good they ma
e accomplish.
: Mrs. Sylvan Weaver and two son
n are making an extended visit wit
S her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pete
Vaughan.
s Mr.. E. d. McCombs made a bus
i ness trip to Garland with his auto
9 The snow never gets deep enough {
! stop him
g Miss Rebecca Peterson gave
n birthday party to few of her youn
E lady friends last Friday.
About a dozen of her schoolmate
9 both girls and boys. gave Della Ho
y lett a surprise party last Saturda
The afternoon was spent in playin
u games. Light refreshments wei
: served in which all helped to pr
vide.
Miss Phyllis Fuhriman spent tn
week end with her parents at Fran
lin. Idaho.
River Heights ward conference VI
be held at their meeting house
Sunday February 8. There viii
present on that occasion, Preside
n Joseph Quincy, Jr., High Couns'
10 lors George Lindquist and Alma M
IN thews Sr. as speakers for this oct
sion. All members are requested
Is be present.
at Lehi Olson, father Of Bishop
er son. is very sick due to old age a
general debility caused by SIEVE
sickness he had four years ago.
- is rs years old and has always be
u hard worker.
\ Mrs. Mary Ann White of Park c
is visiting with her brother ELL
Jones.
Mr.. Guy l.. Thomas has gone e.
on a business trip. He will visit {
cago, Detroit, Michigan, and nj
Der of other cities where automobi
are made, His wife is stopping W
her parents in the Logan Fifth vi
during his absence az he expects
be away about two months.
The Old Folks committee With
aid of the married people will end
yor TO give the old folks OF Ri
Heights ward royal good time n
Friday January 81. Dinner will
served at 1880 followed by progr
Of music and speaking, to wind
with an old folks dance in the e'
ing. II Is said there are some
the ward trying to take on an o
appearance. No use, you can't
the committee.
MIRO Enbrain, JundhprV has