I V4TKIY Afrit NEWS JOURNAL, JUNE 8. X-- 0AVI5 I960 Kaysville News issionaries CHURCH p.Af guest i Mfi, peihalj vY McfhvMiJ (lay Mn of Mr, w Krri IV oJ Mf. liitiH R.u 04 aJ Mr, Mr, fvj Shcllie Johns Dies From Injuries Sun. iftj Hu 6d a4 s.t ol aMraviU, Mr, nd Mr, Rartcy and family returned iiorq a Visol d punLnd, (it, Her they tinted WUtl I hr if Mr, daughter oaJ ,j ia 0a4 Mra, Normal M ahlurtxq OftJ family. f a av tHf os lime nrv la. 6y had seen Mr. ami Mra Jicit Salt Laima in Salt 1 ELDER HJOKAI'P Ckorgf Paul Karp, x of Mr. and Mot, Gc.x je J, Karp Last 6u) North, Kav of tiHe. M been called Id verse in the UaltHxma-VfniurM Hewtilentenhe Movtoa Training Center on July J. m a vn, IIE U II L speak in 1.41. I idcr Karp graduated from Davu High Sshoul and iv presently attending the University of Utah on a music scholarship. He was a member of the Davis High marching band, s) mp home band and orchestra the J hn Phillirp Sou va aw ard fur the outstanding musician. IIE II IS been a member of the Lagoon Show Band for - GAimm KIJJKRCUVrwiN it wi. California Aicadia Mission, lie will enter the Mission Training (enter on June 12. I IM R GARRETT I Oder Tracy BLke Chat win, con of Sir. ami Mra. W(!iim Jet Chatwin of 9ut Shefwood !r,. Layton, will enter the Mission Training Center on June 26 to prepare for hiv forthcoming mowm to the A neon Tcmpc Motion, a ath member of the Jraracu Ward. II. foewcU w.ll be hdJ Sunday, June lot 5 20 pm, in the Syracuse fifth Ward Chapel, 1625 South 1 150 WfH. lie graduated from Clearfield High School and seminary. He played varsity football and basketball. IIE It VS been president of the Deacon and Teacher Quorum and alvo assistant to the Prievt Quorum. He ha earned hit Duty to God award and hat been attending Weber Slate College. IIE WILL speak in the Lay ton 8ih W ard on June 8 at ) P m. M the lay ton I ati Stake Route on Rainbow Droe, A graduate of Lay um ILgh School. he lettered in foorbaJI, basketball, tenniv and the Ken Call award at the high school, lie hat completed a year at W eber College and works for RC.Wdiey. Ik-lh- Miss Jeanne Saw yer w ill be installed as honored queen of Bethel 15. International Order of Job's Daughters, in a public ceremony on June 7. 1 he rites will be held at the Clearfield Masonic Temple, 425 E. 700 S. at 5 BETHEL guardian is Mrs. Norma Allison, and associate Bethel guardian, Jim Allison. A reception will follow the installation ceremony. Members and friends are invited. p.m. X SUE IS the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Sawyer of Layton and a seniors! Layton High School. I . Other elected officers to be installed are Jamie Murphy, senior princess; Patty Morse, junior princess; Mikan Stire-ma- n. guide: and Scherri 15, Clear V. Band. This past year, he has been a member or the University marching band, symphonic band, orchestra and wing ensemble. In 1978 he became a member of the Mormon Youth Symphony and chorus. He achieved the rank of Eagle Scout and earned his Duty To God award and On My Honor award. Also graduating with four years of LDS seminary and is presently attending LDS Institute at the University of Utah, np '4 ELDER SANDERS i Elder Gregory P. Sanders has just returned from an LDS Franklin, marshall. . INSTALLED as appointed officers will be Candy Reed, 7 chaplian; Mary McKechan, treasurer; RaeAnn Brown, librarian; Susi Holtz, recorder; Paula Kronsted. musician; Shelly O'Toole, first messen- mission in Sao Paulo Brazil . He will speak Sunday June 8 at 9:30 a.m. in the Layton East 14th Ward, 2435 East 1500 N East Layton. IIE IS the son of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Sanders, 3118 Femwood Dr., Layton. .V ger and Becky Manning, second messenger. Others are Cindy Hartshorn, thrid messenger; Kathy Warren, fourth messenger; Beverly Seabreeze, fifth messenger; Kristie Hawthorne, in- ner guard; Laura Allison, outer guard; Rae Redman, senior custodian; Sally Howe, junior custodian; Bonnie McBride and Jolene Oram, choir. - Other installing officers include Mrs. Marily Bruderer, Miss Jan Tracy. Mrs. Maha Myers, Mrs. Polly Roberson, Miss Joyce Roberson, Miss DeeAnn Worrell, Miss Jan Schiller, and Miss LeeAnn Barrett. Kaysville Mr. and Mrs. Roy Simmons and their family, Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Simmons and daughter Wheeler of Houston, Tex. ; Mr. and Mrs. Mack Watkins and children, David Simmons of Kaysville; Harris Simmons of Boston. Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. Bland Hoke. Jackson friend Fred , Hole, Wyo. ; and a Hughes of Farmington spent the Memorial weekend at a family gathering at Rockvifle in southern Utah. ELDER RICHINS IIE IS the son of Mr. and 1073 Mrs. Robert C. Richins, E. Sherwood Dr., Kaysville. He will speak in Sacrament meeting on June 8 at 4 p.m. in the Crest wood Chapel, 1039 E. Crestwood Rd., Kaysville. HE IS a graduate of Davis High School and the Kaysville LDS Seminary class of 1977. He attended Weber College for two years. He is amember of the Kaysville 10th Ward and has been employed for the past two years at Salt Lake Hardware. ELDER STEVENS valescing at his home now af- ter undergoing open heart surgery recently. He is the brother of Dean Sanders and just recently moved from California to Kaysville. IIE WAS an honor graduate from Layton High and graduated from seminary. He was a member of the Laytones and lettered in football. Elder Miller was platoon honorman on completion ol boot camp from the Marine IIE HAS presently been employed at the LDS Hospital in Salt Lake City. of Dr. and Mrs. Deon O. Stevens, will report on his missionary experiences Sunday, June 8, at 8 a.m. in the Layton 21st Ward, 125 Chapel St., PRIOR TO his mission, he graduated from Olympus High School and attended the U. of U. He plans to return to the university this fall. He served his mission in the Texas Dallas Mission, serving in various areas of that state. ELDER PADILLA ELDER WAITE Elder Mark Waite has accepted an LDS mission call to the Podava Italy Mission. He will speak in Sacrament meeting on June 8 at 9:50 a.m. He will leave for the Mission home on June 12. He is the son W. Waite. HE IS a member of the Layton 23rd Ward, and the Sacrament meeting will be held at the Layton Utah Stake Center, 80 W. Gordon. Mark is a graduate of Layton High School and a Seminary graduate. He has attended school at USU. Tony Padilla has accepted a mission call to the Portugal-Lisbo- n Mission. He will enter the MissionTraining Center on June 5. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Padilla of 315 North 750 East, Kaysville. HE SPOKE in sacrament meeting in the Kaysville 17th Ward on Sunday, May 25. He graduated from Davis High School and has been employed with Alarm Control Co. in Salt Lake City. ELDER PADILLA has been active in his quorums of his church and has attained the Duty To God award as well as his Eagle Scout award. He has played church ball and he enjoys skiing, np at activity chairman for Layton High School far IV0l. She was a member of the Lay ton Jih LDS H ard anj had sera ed s secretary of her Bee- hat. of Kayivdle: Sira. Wendy Slow, Sira. Artue llodon and Sira. Nancy Wavdcn of Sail Lake City; Mr. and Sira. Station Bennett. Sira, fomm Bennett. Sira. Jane Smith and Sira. Slaryene Campbell of Frcvion. Ida., attended the funeral verv kc in llencfcr on She had been a volunteer at the Das is North Medical Center. Him. Mr. Carolyn Spatk. Sir. aad Mr. Bill hive I SI Rl IY1NG are her parent of Layton, two brother and three lister. Russell Lynn John. William Glen John. Melanie John Thoma John. Jill John and Sheila John, all of Layton. birthday dinner Thursday evening in honor of iheir daughter Stacey. Guests were Mr. and Mra. Delbert Stout, Mr. and Mra. Bill Wilson and family. Mr. and Mra. Sam McAllister and family, and Miss Kim Telford. Returning from a month combined business and pleasure trip are Mr. and Mra. William S. Bennett. They returned home Friday. They visited in Mesa and Tucson, Ariz. with friends and spent two weeks at Corpus Christi, Tex. and time in Houston. A week was spent in San Antonio with friends and en route home they visited the Carlcsbad Caverns. They visited in Alamagorda, N. Mex. and at Delta, Colo, with other friends. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hansen and family attended a counsel's wedding in Pennsylvania on June 2 and their son Steve Hansen was best man at the wedding and reception. past year. Darci returned ELDER MARSDEN home with them for the summer months and will continue her studies at Dixie this fall. Mrs. Marcia Mansell returned home from Hurst, Tex. by plane after flsing there to . David Alan Marsden,, son of the late Carlyle D. and Mrs. Addie Marsden, has been called to serve a mission in the Korea Seoul Mission. He enters the Mission Training Center on June 12. A farewell will be held on June 8 at 10:15 a.m. in the Fruit Heights Second Ward, Mountain Road Chapel. DAVID IS a graduate of Davis High School where he served as senior class president. He was a Thespian Guild HE RECIEVED a superior rating four years in a row in region and state solo and ensemble festivals. He has been a member of the Morman Youth Symphony for the past three years. He was selected to go to Boys State where he was elected to the House of Representatives and served as party whip. HE WAS selected Most Senior by Weber State Blue Key Fraternity. He also was named to Whos Who of American High School Students for two years. He is on scholarhip at BYU where he is a political science and theatre major. He is a member of the drama club, French club and Young Democrats, and is principle bassist in the BYU Philharmonic Elder Marsden also has a brother, William L. Marsden who has been serving in the Pusan Korean Mission for the past year. attend her grandson, Mike Milam, high school gradua- ELDER LINDLEY Rex Lindley will speak in sacrament meeting on Sunday, June 8 in the Kaysville Eighth Ward at 1:45 p.m. in the Rock Chapel, 25 South 200 East. He has accepted a mission call to serve in the Califomia-Arcadi- a Mission. He will enter the Mission Training Center on June 12. HE GRADUATED from Bountiful High School where he was a member of the Delta Clubnvtbuilding program. He has attained the rank of Eagle Scout and his hobbies are skiing and water skiing. He has been attending Weber State College where he is majoring in manufacturing engineering and also been employed. Elder Lindley is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Lindley of 315 Oak Lane, Kaysville. np Hints When washing delicate, loosely woven fabrics or garments, place them in a mesh bag to prevent tears and tangling. lace-trimm- tion. Mike is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Milam. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Theron Wood were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. oral Mathias of Ogden. Elder Doug Wood has returned home from serving a mission to the Japan-Toky- o North Mission. He will give his mission report on Sunday, June 8 in the Kaysville Fourth Ward at 10:20 a.m. at the chapel at 875 East 200 North. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Theron Wood. Mrs. Betty McCarty has been transferred to the McKay Hospital from the LDS Hospital for additional treatment. She is reported to be improving. Mr. and Mrs. F. Burton Winters and family, Mrs. Shirley Smith and family, spent a few days last week vacationing at Arches National Park and at Moab in southern Utah. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cottrell and family vacationed for one week in St. George. Miss Anita Moss of Fruit Heights was honored at a bridal luncheon shower on Satur- day hosted by Mrs. Arlene Noorda. Close friends and family members ewere guests. Anita will be married June 14 to Richard Deans of Clearfield, at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moss in Fruit Heights. A buffet supper will be served following the ceremony to close friends and family members. nhmje mss . The family prayer wat given by Roland Johns, a uncle; prelude anJ positude was played n by Annette Coombs; mis by Matthew S. Boner. : oca-tur- Remarks were graen by Bishop Lloyd A. Ptilscn; speaker were Richard W. Bennett and Renee Warner. Musical selection were given by Mary Mien Leatham. I Shall Not Fas Again This W'ay.8ecompained by Renee W arner. Llume Taggart sang The Rose and bencJwnon wat given by Ronald W. Stock. Alio survivinf are her it the nia Wilson and Sandy Butterfield. Sir. and Mrs. Roger Butterfield entertained at a family das. grandparent. Mra. Vivian S. John of Ogden. Mr. and Mra. Lynn Roopct of Rynim. FUNERAL service were held May 27 in the Layton 5th Ward Chapel with Bishop Lloyd A. Poulvcn officiating. PALLBEARERS were Dan John. Roland Johns. Ed Croft, ValJcc Allred. Willum Collier. Lari Johns. Care of the flower by ihe Layton Jth Ward Relief Socity. Interment was in the Memorial Garden of Ihe Wasatch. Martin B. Echols Succumbs At 83 . Martin Bryan Echols. 83. of 430 N. Fairfield, Layton, died May 27, 19K0 in the Lakeview Hospital in Bountiful. He was born Oct. 28, 1896 in Manassa, Colo., a son of Martin B. and Emma H. Gibson Echols. .- ON OCT. 3, 1918, he was married to Margaret Webb in Central, Ariz. The marriage was later solemnized in the Mesa LDS Temple. HE WAS a high priest in the LDS Church and had worked as a laborer. , Surviving are his widow; three daughters. Mrs. Darwin (Emma) Lunt, Mesa. Ariz.; Mrs. Ivan (Leila) Robinson. Ogden; Mrs. Preston (Ilcnc) Garn. Centerville; five sons. LaVar Echols. Calif.; Fred Echols, Kirkland. Wash.: Ted Echols. Chandler. Ariz.; Gene Echols. Kearns; Jim Echols, East Layton; 48 grandchildren; 67 and three FUNERAL services were held May 30, 1980 at the Rus-so- n Brothers Union Mortuary in Bountiful. Burial was in the Field, Utah Cemetery. Layton By DONETA M. GATHERUM 773-497- t Icp Club Van Mr. and Mrs. Don Crawley spent two days in St. George last week where they met their daughter Darci who has been attending Dixie College the Layton. in 1978. of Mr. and Mrs. John. Center. rious promotion. and played on the tennis team. He was active in theatre and received the Best Actor Award Um-ple- ;Mrs. Mack Watkins was Mason Jones of the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra who was in Salt Lake City. Marlin Sanders is con- t Elder David P. Stevens, son Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Clark A house guest of Mr. and farew ell will be June 8 at I p.m. at the Layton East Stake Marine Corps with a letter ol commendation and merito- officer, orchestra president Pres, and Mrs. Eldean Holliday and daughter Denise and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hess and son Jared spent the Memorial weekend in Lewiston with Mrs. Hollidays mother, Mrs. Ada Kent and also visited in Preston, Ida. and family, William H. and daughter Alese and Holly Umpleby were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Seely and family in Layton on Sunday, June I for Michael Seeleys baptism and confirmation on Saturday and Sunday. A dinner was held on Sunday to honor Michael. Center on June 12. His Corps. He completed an avionics course forr the Elder Jeffrey R. Richins has accepted a call to serve an LDS mission to the Hawaii Honolulu Mission. He will enter the Mission Training Center in Provo on June 12. I into Crestwood Village in Kaysville to make their home. They are the parents of Virgi- Craig L. Miller has been called to serve in the Argentina BucnAires South Mission. He will enter the MissionTraining Adsiory Committee for the I90-8ithoul year. She was to sene involved in an automobile V- 1 serve on the Youth er accident in Mantua and were confined to the hovpital for treatment and relcavcd to their home. Sir. and Mra. Delbert Stout of Salt Lake City have moved ELDER MILLER wet ailed ON MIY IS. shew by Sen. Draw G. Hatch to Sir. Job Bailer, They came to be with them and we their new granddaughter, the Bar-lhral child. Sir. ami Sir. Slat Rigby, Sir. and Sir. Royer Rigby, Sir. and Sira. Nolan fawcett. Sir. ami Sira. An Getber. Sira, l eofi Bennett. Sir. ami Sira. granddaughter of Sir. and Mra. Mat Rigby. While returning home Sir. and Sira. Slorion Bennett were the Northern Utah Honor Jeanne Sawyer is the honored queen of field, International Order of Job's Daughters. See of LaVcrkia, Utah were weekend gurtitof ihftfdauyH-k- f and wa tn Lw. Sir, ami Slyron Ricbint. She Lurope in 1976 and 1978 with JOBS DAUGHTERS QUEEN Sir, vj Mn Le F, Freese att mk J the uiiiin Ft family reufUiHt at NugorHous Folk Ofl MomLy Mr. amj Sira. liuidcii Thuraday for the infant daughter Slegan of Bivhop and Sira. three seasons. He toured I).I ilf t rtV, ttf J M resets J in n 6r v (dn, guTst, J phil F, CotTcti, w of Mr. ml Mra, Morvuv II. (ijiTtil, ukor-fWt:a South hav accepted a colt to the sacra- ment meeting on Sunday, June 8 at 4 p m. in the Katvville Third Ward, 555 North Ilk) receiving - v -- Ih4 I D' SHE WAS born Frb, I. a daughter vf 5, in Dale K. and Jean Hoope Johns. A Vih iad stuJenl at Ct Iral Das is Jr. U gh Sthuul, she student body secretary and chairman td I He student CrtiM. She was a member i f the National Rom Society and had received a IV. Noad 2. Tanner award foe Kholas-w- t. 6 ok City on JhuivJay fvrm g wHeie I a among l! An I I M Ntk ruling oauknl. Sunday, tn La)U, May l. M 1 Johns. Ml Injun 6f attended h seminar at Shell LAYTON S,U JI0N, !75 d,y Mat 2L 6 Mrs. Ray (Vorrie) Davis has returned home after vacationing in the Caribbean Sea and then in Washington, D.C. She left Layton to travel to Las Vegas, Nev., where she met her sister and brother-in-laand four others who would be traveling together on the Caribbean Cruise. They flew from Las Vegas to Miami, Fla., where they boarded an oceanliner for a week of sailing and island visiting in the Caribbean. They stopped at Porta Planta, San Juan and St. Thomas. After returning to Miami, Fla., Mrs. Davjs separated from the other tourists and continued up the coast of the U.S. to Washington, D.C., where she stayed with her daughter, LaRae Davis who lives there. The mother and daughter spent some time on a friends farm in Virginia and they visited many historical places including Monticello, Harpers Ferry and the Smithsonian Institute. As soon as Mrs. Davis returned home, she left again to journey to Spokane, Wash., where she attended the high school graduation of her grandson, Bart John Bennett. He is the son of Barbara Davis and John Bennett. Mr. Bennett is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Zenus Bennett of Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. (Annebelle) Wall returned home recently after a two week visit to Dundee, 111., where they stayed with their daughter and their son-in-la- family, Anthony and Ann Wall Amone. The Amones seventh child was born May 7 in Illinois. All members of the family have surnames beginning with the letter A. The baby is to be named Alexis Ruth. Other family members are Adrian, Andrew Paul, Alan, Amy, Ann Elizabeth and Alma. The Walls left Illinois to stop briefly in Minneapolis, Minn., where they stayed with their son, David Wall, his wife and their children, Eddie, Jessica, Sarah Jane and Warren. David Wall is an airline pilot for Western Air Lines. Former Layton residents, Lanny and Claudine Rasmussen, are announcing the birth of their thrird child. The boy was born May 23 in the McKay-De- e Hospital. He will be named Kyle Sill. Claudine-i- s the daughter of Bishop and Mrs. Eldon E. Sill of Layton.- -; The Rasmussens have two' other children, both girls. -- They are Jocelyn and Camille.': The Rasmussen family recent- -; ly moved into a home on the - ; east bench of Ogden. - Veral Ellis is at home recov-erin- g from serious leg injuries he received last week in "at motorcycle accident. Neil Adams of Burley, Ida. spent part of last week in Layton visiting with family::; j members. Bible Verse r This is the confidence that we have in him: that, if we ask : anything according to his will, -he heareth us. 1. Of whom is the writer speaking? 2. Who made the above state- ment? 3. By what term was he ; -- known? Answers: 1. Of Jesus Christ. . 2. John the Apostle. 3. The disciple whom Jesus loved. -