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Show Davis High graduation Mrs. Ruth B. Layton born Poppy Day 90 years ago Thursday Kaysville Some 3oo seniors will receive diplomas Friday, May lit?, at p.m at the annua graduation exercises of Davis Following the High School. exeicises to which friends and relatives aie invited, there will be a dance in the gymnasium bright red poppy on youi lapel this weekend will show that you remember and honor 'hose who gave their lives in defense of America, said Mrs. Roetta Horsley in announcing ooppv day this Saturday, Mayi Jt. Volunteeis fiom the Amer-- I lean Legion Auxiliary unit in Kaysville will sell the poppies ui Saturday. The Layton unit will begin the poppy sale on Friday and ontinue Saturday, according to Mrs. Gretta Bone, chairman for the Auxiliary from Layton. The poppies are replicas of the Flanders Field poppy of Win Id War fame and have been made by handicapped veterans of three wars Woiid War I and II and the Korean conflict. The coins you exchange for Diem buy tops for crippled scholarships for war orfor the phans and handicapped the kind of work the American Legion and Auxiliary carry on for us because few of us have time to do it ourselves, said Mrs. Bone A A pleasant little Layton lady with a love of the beautiful in iiei , will i elebi ate hel birthday '.K'th anniversarj She has quiet'y Thursday. 73 direct descendants who will be thinking of her as well as many friends and other relatives. Ruth B. Layton was born May 1- -, lshs, in Eden, Oeden Valley, the daughter of William and Sarah Talbot Bodily. In November, 1sss, she married Orson Layton of Eaysville and they became the parents of 11 childien, eight of whom aie living. They aie Ba-- il and Delbert, Cleaifield; Ezia. Layton; B. and Clifton B , Salt Lake City; Alvin B., Battle Mountain, Nevada; Mrs. Louis 0. (Tryphene) Hagen, Santa Iaula, California; and Ruth S. Layton, Layton. Until the last year or so since a hip injury has caused her inactivity, Mrs. Layton was noted for her ability to raise beautiful flowers and her garden was one of the beauty spoD of West Layton where she lived to raise her family. She has also always busied herself with her hands and enjoyed ciochet-in- g and embroidering. Not one to sit idly, she would constantly be doing something useful with her hands even when she was watching television, listening to the radio or visiting with her friends. Always active in the LDS chil-die- ... will Mrs. Ruth B. Layton be four score and ten years old Thursday. Church, she has served as first counselor in the Relief Society and had been an active visiting teacher for many years. She was a faithful worker, too, in the Temple and tried to attend the special Ward and Stake sessions whenever possible. d now, Although a she will lie well wished by her many friends on her semi-invali- BIG PARTY NIGHT AT NEW Mahone anil Sharon will repiesent the graduating class at the exeicises No and present the theme, Man is an Island, to he accompanied by a group of (id choral readers in a pageant written and directed by Miss John Ea-to- CHOW MEIN DINNER Processional DINNER SERVED FROM 7-- 8 GAMES 8:15 Itm d li. n, Beeer Worker falls lira vibrant n Davis-Montha- ar Davis-Montha- p.m. Adult Information Group discusses the teachings of Christ. 7:00 p.m. Teenagers meet. ednesday 7:3o p.m. Sunday School Teachers Training. Always a welcome here New Davis Couniy Chapter of Disabled American Veterans NO. 1 Gym scaffold Leo Gardner, of Clearfield Salt Lake City who was working as a brick mason on the under connew gymnasium struction at the- - North Davis Ve think the sun rises and sets in this Junior High School, fell from a scaffold, severely in- gay knit swim suit! Mad, bold strokes juring his shoulder Thursday of pink and red running up and down at about 2:1.7 p.m. 1 Mr. Gardner is employed by to narrow the figure (and foam bra the Ashton Brick Mason Comfor Mac shaping to fill it out) . Striking stripes pany, Construction Company, build- and a stunning, sunning low back. ing contractor. The injury will keep him from work for at least See this Gay 90s cotton knit, two and a half months. featured in Life Magazine, $12.95. Fashion revolution matching Depot ambulance 4.98. swim cap waterproof Hos- taken to a Clearfield clinic for treatment by the NaHe was val Supply and then taken to the LDS pital in Salt Lake City by Moss ambulance of Ogden. The victim fell onto cement rianowh missing upright steel rods. BRAILSFORD-BIGG- RED or WHITE POTATOES 1 0 49 Tomatoes IMPERIAL Just West of the Light CLEANED SMALL cans SAUSAGE a grad- School, Peace is such a piecious jewel I would give anything for it hut truth. Matthew Henry. that WATCH THAT SHeEZ- - T$ NO SPHHS 3PEEZS -- Bartlett PEARS cans 1 A cans $100 PORK $ 1 00 SMITHS and Let the ALL VEGETABLE SHORTENING lbs. 79 Gal. t 75 Bottles 4 h Ib. PORK CHOPS 49 Add Up Ib. GRAIN-FE- MOTOR OIL RIB-STEA- K Oh, so Good FROZEN FOOD SYRUP FRYERS 37 PANCAKE FLOUR for NO. 2U CAN FRESH Swifts Premium BEANS & CATSUP, Hunt's Vienna Kaysville, Utah. is High RIPE (Coupon Package) OYSTERS Beezer GIANT SIZE Bisquick Can Airman uate of Davis cans Q lb. SHRIMP LAYTON, UTAH TOMATO JUICE VALLEY 19 6 x S NEW POTATOES 1 lbs. 7 OLIVES A tall cans CORN rays 12.95 From new AFB, Ariz. Airman First Class Boyd R 2K8 Golden Ave. Beezer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Maik Beezer of Syracuse, was I, at ton, Utah recently named Serviceman of n the Year, for Ret. 1). W. Balster General Del-mBrigadier by AFB, 11215 Rhone, Kaysville E. Wilson, Commander of n the 3Uth Air Division, Fridat AFB, Arizona. 7:3n p.m. Adult Information Group discusses the basic Airman Beezer enlisted in the tenets of Christianity. Air Foiee in lb.Yi, and received his basic liaining at Parks Saturday Upon complea. m. Christian Instruc- AFB, California tion for children in 7th and tion of basic he was selected to attend the U.S. Air Force Mh grade. Kees-le- r, i.'id p.m. Needle & Thimble Control Tower School at AFB. Mississippi. In DeClub Party. cember lii.7.7 he was assigned :::.m p.m. THIS IS THE to n AFB, ArizLIFE television program ona. KSL-Tover At piesent airman Beezer is Sunda) assigned to the I'.Ki.'id AACS School and Squadron, where he works in !l:t."i Bible classes for children, the capacity of a control tower operator. In making the final teenagers, adults. lic.iii a.m. THE LUTHERAN selection from among several KLO and other nominees, it was noted HOUR over This that Beezer constantly demonKALI, radio, topic: strates his ability to do a supeIs My God. He is always striving rior J too a.m. WORSHIP SER- to job. himself, and his VICE FOR THE FAMILY, neat improve appearance sets an outsermon: "The Power of the example for his felto Change standing Holy Spirit low airmen. Davis-Montha- k Lives. Sponsored by the LARGE FLORIDA GREEN Relatives of Ally Stephen Rose and Alvira Evalette Smith are invited to a reunion in Farmington Ward May 31 at 10 a.m. Bring lunch. Farmington paients and Mrs. Marjorie Thatcher and Gayle Stevenson Boyd Beezer Top airman At AF base Trinity Lutheran o-- 'I VMKimITS SUVEGETABIBS recessional LEMONADE Ib. . 2030 Weight Qts. LOBSTER TAILS 69( 75f Each PINK or WHITE, 12 oz. 6 ior S1 00 Strawberries Full lb. PKG. Bennett's FRANKS ALKYD BASE O lbs. 98 lbs. $100 EASTERN BACON SLICED CAN CHEESE lbs. KCig set Barrett. 1 Thursday Night, MAY 22 and Rose reunion George B. Wilcox and I. Haven Barlow will represent a.m.--Sund- PLUS FULL EVENING OF GAMES! MANY REAUTIFUL PRIZES FOR ALL! $1.50 PER PERSON High school principal Emil E. hitesides wdl present the class followed by short remarks by Superintendent Samuel Morgan. Newell P. Parkin, president of the hoard of education, will ccnftr diplomas upon the Page 4 20, 1958 ay music will be played by the school band. Invocation will be given by Paul Child ani. the benediction by Shauna Lynn Bennett. The A'eappella choir The Lost Choid, will sing accompanied by Wilda Hardy and Janice Adams will sing May the Good Lord Bless and accompanied by Keep You, Becky Briggs. represent the faculty. graduates. JOURNAL-M- Mrs. I ARMORY will n Eva M. DaMs-Montha- LAYTON The APPLE JUICE 46-o- z. Chicken Breasts Swanson PKG. Ground CHUCK Monday Through Thurs. Open Till 8:00 I M. Friday and Saturday Open Till 9:00 P.M. |