18 January, Sunday. Junior being away Dr did not go to Sunday School. I did our first meeting since the ward was divided. A very good attendance. We had a nice turkey dinner with Myrene and family. We called to see Dr and Mrs Frank J. Baker who are not well. Dr B will be 78 years old this month. They have only one son & he lives in Calif. We did not go to sacrament meeting. We listened to War news also Mormon history in which it spoke of Drs father C.C. Rich on his way to Utah. Nor fresh nor old be bread, but spongy, light, Tasteful, well baked, of wheat freed from all blight. Nor yet forget, wheneer you take a bite, To shun the crust, lest some dark flux should smite. Wholesome is raised, well baked and seasoned bread; None other should upon thy board be spread. Nor doubly baked, nor toast in frying pan; Excess in breads the worse excess for man. Monday, January 19. Lynn is 9 yr old. Sent a nice dinner and gift for Dr Bakers birthday. Oertel and Cleone called to see him and each took him something nice to eat. I attended the D.U.P. Board meeting. The annual Ball was discussed and tickets given out to be sold. They gave me 20 to sell will sell some down town. War news much the same Japanese still hammering at Singapore. Pilipinos beat them them. off and recaptured some possitions Red Army still hurting back Nazis Did Laundry. An idle brain is the devils workshop SMILES. WARNERS CALENDAR OF MEDICAL HISTORY.