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Show About Folks in ews --N- MARCH 10, 1931 TIIE JOURNAL 12 SYRACUSE MRS. VIRGINIA S. BENNETT Correspondent The ward Relief society association held their annual conference Sunday evening at the ward chapel. Mrs. Ireta Cook, president of the association conducted and gave the welcoming address. Invocation was given by Mrs. Norma Bennett and music was furnished by the Singing Mothers choius, conducted by Mrs. Alice Gailey, and accompanied by Mrs. Louise Hodgson. The theme of the meeting was, If You Love Me Keep My Com- mandments. This topic was discussed by Mrs. La Veil S. Thayne. Scriptural quotations were given by Mrs. Lizzie Gailey, Mrs. Abbie Thurgood, Mrs. Doris Knighton, Mrs. Irene Wilcox ar.J Mrs. Louise Steed. Presentation of the words of the song, If You Love Me Keep My Commandments was by Mrs. Ann Wilcox. The Singing Mothers then sang this song. Benediction was given by Mrs. Ruth Smedley. Mrs. G. Henry Rampton and daughter, Esther, motored to Brigham City on Tuesday to attend the burial service of President Don Chester Loveland of Burley, Ida. The Rampton family are very close friends of the Lovelands. Mr. and Mrs. Golden W. Smedley The following ladies spent four and Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. Dahl re- days last week in Salt Lake City, turned home last Friday from a at the Emerald Gardens Genealoten-da- y trip to southern Utah, Ari- gical Society quarters. Mrs. Arther zona and Mexico. R. Anderson. Mrs. Clyde Hansen, Lester Frew spent the week end Mrs. Wayne Burton, Mrs. Alma with his family here. He returned Cook, Mrs. Lionel E. Williams, on Tuesday to his employment in Mrs. David E. Cook, Mrs. Mark Beazer, Mrs. William Knighton, southern Utah. Oi son Mrs. Bybee, Mrs. Roy Gary Waite, youngest son of Mr. Mrs. Dale T. Smedley and and Mrs. Victor Waite, is much im- Briggs, and her with mother other relaproved following a two weeks illin returnbefore tives Clearfield, ness of bronchitis. to home at her Bynum, MonMr. and Mrs. Samuel Cook and ing tana, Mr. and Mrs. Max M. Cook attended a family gathering last Satur- ber. Mr. and Mrs. Perry H. Sessions day evening at the home of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. .1. L. Brown left and Mrs. Dell Cook of Ogden. The Cooks were entertaining for Mrs. Saturday for their homes at ByvisSamuel Cooks birthday anniver- num, Montana, after a ten-da- y it at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. sary. Cecil Mrs. Rushforth T. Sessions of Syracuse, and with Bishop and and family of Ogden wrere Sunday Mrs. Alma T. Wright of Sandy. visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip J. Bennett at their home here. Mrs. Roy Hodgson entertained last Thursday with a quilting party at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Loran Thurgood. Her guests were Mrs. Jerro Steed, Mrs. Willis Singleton, rMs. Edwin Northern States mission and Gailey, Mrs. Elmer Fielding, Mrs. Wallace Barber, Mrs. Lawrence Great Lake mission reunion, of Hodgson, Mrs. Loran Thurgood, LDS missionaries, will be held Mrs. Carl L. Criddle. Mrs. Marlin April 7 at the Emerald Gardens, Gailey, and Mrs. Clifford Barber. its East North Temple, Salt Lake Martin Thompson left last City. Door will he open at 7 p.m. so Thursday afternoon for his home at Rexburg. Idaho. He had been ladies can come early while men visiting for a week with his wife are in Priesthood meeting. Reprehere. Mrs. Thompson is spending sentatives of each mission presiseveral weeks at the home of her dent are making a special drive to mother, Mrs. Esther Sessions Bar- - have an all out attendance. Final Rites Held For Layton Man LAYTON Requiem mass for Charles William Fisher. 7S, of Lay-towas held Monday at 10 a.m., in the St. Rose of Lima chapel at n, NATIONAL PRESS BUILDING WASHINGTON. D. C. Layton, with Father Francis P. Monim officiating. The Rosary was recited Sunday at K p.m., at the Sunset Mortuary. Burial was at the Mount Calvery cemetery in Salt Lake, under the direction of Sunset mortuary. Mr. Fisher was born February By Ann Good With so many busy women marketing only once or twice a week, it may be a needed reminder that chopped hamburger meat should never be kept more than forty-eig24, 1K73, in Dubuque, Iowa, a son of hours. George Lewis and Georgia Ann Hooper Fisher. He lived in Omaha, A word to the wise: conserve Colorado and for seven years had now in case a shortage of shoes resided at Verdeland Park, Layton. leather develops and one of the best He married Clare Gertrude is shoe polish thats Carey November 17, 1013 at Park preservations ol shinola. the right, City. He was a member of the Catholic church. As sliced apples, bananas, Surviving, in addition to his wi- fresh with peaches or pears, you have dow, are three sons: Charles B. to squeeze lemon juice over cut Fisher. Henderson, Nevada; Geor- avocado. Otherwise it will turn a ge L. Fisher, Jackson, Wyoming; color. dark, unappetizing Carey Fred Fisher, U. S. Navy; two daughters, Mrs. Earl (Beth) Dont let a hidden yearning for Prosser, Bakersfield, California; those luxurious pastel sheets keep Mrs. Neil (Stella) Rasmussen, Salt awake you nights! Tint your presLake; 17 grandchildren; two sis- ent white bed linens with all purters, Mrs. Stella Hull, Delta, Coloin the washing madye pose right rado, and Mrs. Marie Daingun, chine. Pleasant dreams! Cheyenne, Wyoming. Green rings around the yolks of Northern States LDS Mission Reunion Slated ht eggs are rather unsightly to many eaters. 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