The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-05-14

day School the following rogram was
given. Opening exercises; solo; car
nation service. The girls of the Sec
ond Intermediate department had
charge of this service; quartet; the
story of Moses, by Maggie Hanson;
boys chorus; story Of Mary the Moth
err of Jesus; talk, Z. s. Chambers.
The school teachers planned ban
uuet at the Collett Hotel on Wednes-
day afternoon in honor OF J. W..
Kirkbride who returns from the
school room work. The afternoon
was spent In speech making. music,
games and posing for pictures. Supt.
Larson and Prest. Sylvester Low,
were also present. Mr.. Kirkbride is
undecided as to what work he will
engage in.
The Sammies Swarm Of Bee Hive
Girls under the leadership Of Miss
Mable Collect, went over There" on
Monday evening. They took refresh
ments, swarmed over the hillside and
into trees. They are planning to go
lover the Top" on the next hiking
day. This swarm will entertain all
the other swarms of the Second
ward on Tuesday evening on the
Tabernacle lawn.
The Misses Jennie and Coral Mel
SON entertained on Thursday even
Ing in honor Of their mothers fifty
seventh birthday. Refreshments
were served to the sixteen guests
present.
Counselor John P. Green Of the
stake M. I. A. was present at the
Second ward meeting on Sunday
and reorganized the Y. M. M. I. A.
The following officers were sustain
ed: President. Richard Toolson; first
counselor, s. Ivan Nilsson: second
counselor. Willard Hanson; secretary
and treasurer Joseph Johnson; organ
list. Floyd Miles; scoring secretaries.
James Hill and Leon Anderson: sem
Tor class instructor John H. Peter
on: junior class leader. Sylvester
Low: scout masters. John H. Ros-
kelley and =. J. Dyson.
Miss Nellie Griffith. Mrs. Margaret
Griffith. Thomas Griffith and Mr..
and Mrs. George Riches motored to
Salt Lake City last Monday. Miss
Nellie left during the week for the
Northwestern States mission.
Miss Rae Miles and mother, Mrs.
william A. Miles, are visiting In
salt Lake City and Provo prior to
the departure Of Miss Rae for the
missionfield.
The Misses Rachel Noble and Car
RE Olson entertained at cards last
Friday evening At the Olson home.
Twelve guests were present.
Mrs. Lavon McCann entertained
ON Monday afternoon in honor Of
the Misses Ella Stewart and Miner
W Law who have been teaching In
ne city schools ~ past ysss.s@4~oi
ves TIE sarah woodruff Camp Of the
Daughters Of the Pioneers. met. 1t
the home Of Mrs. Mae Richardson on
wednesday. Mr.. Sylvester Low gave
talk on Utah's governor; Mrs.
Ruby sorensen sang: Mrs. Vera
Smith read selection. and read
Ing by Miss Lola Farrell.
The electrical storm ON Thursday
struck the house OF Mrs. Harriet
Kelsey going right through the house.
Mrs. Kelsey has been confined to
her bed for nearly two years. but
was unhurt. though badly frightened.
The near houses Of Messrs Sam
uel Nilsson, Peter Nilsson and Farley
Nilsin were all so badly shaken that
windows were broken and wire fen
ces melted.
Mrs. Leroy Smith entertained at
dinner on Sunday last. Covers were
laid for fourteen.
The First ward NJ I. A. were hon
ored with penannt for having
scored the highest in the Benson
Stake NJ, l, A. activity during the
past year. This was the only ward
in the stake TO receive pennant.
They are to be congratulated for
such energetic and systematic work.
Mr.. T.. b. Lundquist is at home
'om the hospital feeling fine.
Miss Priscilla Smith will aU It
Miss Olga Larsen entertained on
Friday evening in honor of Mr., Earl
Oliverson who has been enjoying a
furlough. He returned to Camp
Fremont, California. last Monday
George r. Smith was caught I'M
der the harrow and dragged some
al .f. \