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Show The Page Two Son-Chronic- Roy, Utah, le, October 0, 1955 Mrs. Leonard Oakes, and Beverly Mrs. Faust (Ann) Day is in the Parker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dee Hospital again, after suffering a heart attack last Thursday. Mrs. Lyle Parker. Mel Williams is also in the Dee Hoapital undergoing treatment for a heart condition. Inspired By Knights Of Yore Anyone wishing to take this course are invited to do so. Because of General Conference to be held in Salt Lake City Sunday, no meetings will be held in the Lakeview Ward. However, Sunday at 7.30, the stake evening Mrs. Zula Pauling flew to Lex' will hold a special Society The Soy 4th Ward will bold Mu- inglon. Miss., to visit with her par- meeting for the the wards of the tual at 7.30 p.m. beginning this ents there. Lakeview Stake at the (take house. Tuesday Oct. 4th. Prayer meeting Their theme Is a presentation of Mr. Mrs. famKeith snd Gale and will be at 7 p.m. "Thia Could Happen to You." ily have returned from a trip to Bill Matthews, brother to Ruth Pocatello where they visited with TELL EVERYONE Matthews, is here visiting and work- frien-- s and relatives there and in ing for a short while. Mrs. Matthews Idaho Falls. YOU READ THE SUA" their mother has been visiting The Lakeview Ward will. hold here all summer. This is the first time in several years that they have thrir regular Teacher'a report meetiiimu!!!!!l ng,' Oct. 4, at 1:30 p.m. Teachera all been together as a family. be will Mrs. Norma given by topic Dr. Henry Hokenson, regional di- Pavsey. General meeting will be rector of the Board of American gm at 2 p.m. as it will in all the Morons, met wfth the Steering other wards. Mrs. Louise Brown will Committee of Christ Our Savior's give the theology lesson. Lutheran Church last Thursday eveWilliam Williams, former activity ning. Ills plans are to meet with ciunselor to Parkinson, Supt. that group again on Oct. 30th. of the Lakeview Ward YMM1A has Mr. Lynn Austin, Ogden Repre- b en released from that position sentative of the Boy Scouts of and sustained as manuel counselor, America, will conduct the second in replacing Roy Croshaw, who has a aeries of three Cub Pack Organi- mqved from the ward. Joseph HarLower Pricea Better Quality zational meetings Tuesday, Oct vey Schenck was sustained ai the REPAIR WATCH 11th at 8 p.m., at the home of new activity counselor. 5 Yrs. Experience, Attended Chauncey Daily, 5419 So. 2200 West. Mrs. RaNae Jorgenson, haa been Bradley University, Pedia. 111. Roy. School in Watch Repair The new Cub Pack is sponsored sustained as drama director for the MIA Lakeview of the Cleaned $4.50 lyadiea Watch the LutherOur Christ Savior's voing by One Years Guarantee an Church of Roy. Chauncey Daily Ward. "Drive Out and See will serve as Cub Master, and Mrs. held are Teacher classes trainer Den C. as Mother. George Opp Stringham Jewelry Pales is Institutional Representa- each Sunday morning during the See Cal Striogham Roy, Utah tive for the group. The Scout Com- opening exercises of the Lakeview Theater Bldg. mittee consists of Donald McDade, Ward Sunday School. The classes chairman, Bernard Voorhees, treas- are held In the Relief Society room. urer, and Rulon Hicks, secretary. ROYMJS gene-logic- mail privileges authorized at Roy, Utah. Second-clas- s BY PUBLISHED THE ROY PRINTING COMPANY Weekly newipoper publisher eoch Thursday at Roy, Utah, In 'he interest of the surrounding communities of Roy, Riverdala, Sunset, Clinton, Hooper, Kanesville, South Weber, Uintah and Clearfield. Yeorly subscription-pric$1.75 In odvence. OWNER MANAGER J. HOWARD STAIll.F. International Typographical L'mon; The Roy Member of 103 year-olKlwanis Club; The Roy Junior Chamber of Commerce. ASST. MANAGER EDITOR RETTY LOU STAHLE RFPOK1LK 111 L 3 2067 KYLE IIARROP REPORT TR HI L 4 3iW5 SHARON LAItlSON UINTAH REPORTER DIAL 2 7759 MARION STUART SOUTH WEBER REPORTER DIAL 3 6230 THOKA MOORE REPORTER WET POINT DIAL S 1340 VIRGINIA OLESON REPORTER HOOPER DIAL 3 3000 VELMA READ ROY REPORTER DIAL 4 0210 RUTH HICKS OT FI CL' LOCATION 5380 SO. 1900 WEST ROY. UTAH. PH. 2 1184 Next To Say Mor Market SUBSCRIPTION PRICE $1.75 PER YEAR FOR INFORMATION CALL watch.es, DIAMONDS JEWELRY Knlghti to today! Ita long m3 from King Arthur1! Round-Tib- ia mechanical products, but the aimilartty between them Is man than Juxt coincidence. FOR RENT CLASSIFIED ADS Modern bedrm RENT home, wired for elec stove Will be vacant between 10th and 15th. Young or elderly couple de sired. Light chore work applied on rent if desired For information call 34003 before 8 30 am FOR DOLL HOSPITAL 5G49 SOUTH 2700 ACCESSORIES WEST. That's the opinion of Brooka Steven, noted Industrial atyliit, whe hare pointa out the evolutionary design linking a modern outboard motor with the hairnet worn by armored knlghta. "Medieval artisan were expert! in functional design," Steven explains, "and thla styling i being recaptured tn today's industrial motifs. A typical example is Johnsons' Dew thirty h.p. outboard, chrome-trimme- d custom-atyle- d unit which, epproprlately enough in view of lta design origin, is called the 'Javelin . , . "We oali h 'advanced' styling but lt'a a modern adaptation of the J art of the ancient craftsmen." The Javelin is on of nine 1956 model In which the manufacturer placet emphaala on atyle and color. DOLL PHONE 1 and PASS, that admits two adults, will be given to the find person to call at the office and ask for it This pass is good for two weeks at the after A FREE u 5 p m. lv.it l CARD OF THANKS Peek Vern Poll, Held Stark. Joseph Randy Kapp. Rodney James Staples, we wish to express our sincere and and a happy anniverestbroek. Roy Theater heartfelt gratitude for the many to Mr. and Mrs. Willard Johan sary acts o fkindness, the beautiful sen snd Mr snd Mrs Vern BowCONCORD G1APES floral offerings and many expres- man sions of sympathy and consideraCONCORD grapes for sale Call tion in our time of sorrow and beReed Poll, son of Mr and Mrs reavement at the death of our be- Marlow Poll was made president of loved son and brother Kay Charles the 7th grade class at North Davis Nix INSURANCE Jr High Their daughter Lynda was Mr and Mrs Bingham Nix made a home representative of her Robert J Carmichael and family. class at Davis High School Joan Roy Realtor, Ihone Poll, daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy-dePoll, is vice president of the Representative of The Equitable Life Assurance Society of 8th grade at North Davis Jr High me United States Congratulations to all of you If there are any others in the high CLASSIFIEDS placed in lights, someone please call me I By can only I II about iho ones I know To all our friends and neighbors South Weber of Jfa$MChMpjtk Thora Gerald and Sails Moore have a yellow and while Nash ram bier new Moor cost you only 50c a week. Read and use the classified section. 3.000 read ers scan the pages of the Chronicle each week So when you need to advertise place your ad in the for good results 3 . Thone 3 6230 ift Anr Happy birthday to Ivan Ray. Marcus, Prggv Hill. Edith Au-rtre- v Low Rates j FIRE AUTO Insurance Mortgage Insurance Mortgage Loans 4 lAT Mansfield Realtor Insurance New Ph. Roy I oiigi aU.lutioii.s lu Margene Adams and Kelly Bambrough on We their forthcoming marriage wish them much luck and happi ness A wt tiding reception wi.l Infield for them Friday the 7th of Oct at the North Davis stake house. Maigene is a daughter of Mr and Mrs Daiold Adams, from Clearfield, and Kelly a son of Mr and Mrs Kimer Band rough. South Webei HOOPER j YOUR WISH i i your own home by qualified progressive school of music in teacher. Arcordlon furnished. PHONF. 5 3020. HUNTING SEASON ARE YOU READY? LONG HANDLED FRYING PANS $1.23 . FAMILY TYPE COFFEE POT - HUNTING JACKETS HUNTING CAPS HUNTING GLOVES 2.10 9.45 I -- Mont-pielc-- aceutafc BENNION DRUG Phona Hoy. Utah r, From The Earth Comes An Abundant Life For All In Utah this it ttpacially truo. Although ranked 39th total voluo nationally In population, Utah rank 13th in In 4th ond f mlnoral production percentage of total ond Ms ralotod In Mining forco mining. labor tmployod Industrial halp produce proiperity for all L'lohni. UTAH MINING ASSOCIATION "Ffcm 1 ho n oorth comas abundant Ufa fjr oil" rib-Ino- Mi- Howard Cox - lu lul society in the First and i Mid Wards commenced again .iv with the visiting teach-iilast ui A lemons given by Flora Taylor. ELM Miii.nl Ward and Hazel Taft, just " I uwiv ap; inted. First Ward The F READ VJ j'laiheis lessons were followed Se--by I ih ol.ig. li sons given by Mrs Phone 3 3000 and Fifst Ward, Anderson, gmd t i Mis na Belnap, Second Ward Next Tuesday the Literature les-- I 'Mis will l c given. All of you who ate intcre.-tein Relief Society The Starlight Dancing Club will work come out and enjoy these commence again on Saturday. Oct ineet.ngs Violet Ross has been ap15, at 8 30 pm. The club will feapointed baby sitter in the First ture the Owen Ridges orchestra and W aril the same sponsors as last year The fee lor the eight dances will be $10 The Junior Women's Club has per couple All of you dance lovers, been postponed until Wed. Oct., 12 come and join with us The melting will be held at the hemp of Mrs. Lorraine Fowers at Don Widdison was recently sus 8 p m A i.idy from the Bon Marche tamed as assistant clerk in the Sec- will spe.ik on.'The Latest Fashions.' ond W ard He has been athletic director lor the past eight years Tin re was one baby blessed and two baptized in the First Ward on There have been several people last Sunday The baby was Duane ill in the First Ward recently They B Cunnington. son of Mr. and Mrs. arc Floyd Suitor who has just un- Blaine Cunnington. Those baptized dergone a serious stomach opera- - were Mark Oakes, son of Mr. and By Can come true. Now you can plav the accordion RIGHT In Oaks, and Margene Mrs. Renae Bodily of 5881 So. want to wish them a 2000 W., is now recovering from a I iedy recovery. very serious operation at the Dee Hospital For a short while she was l ongratuiaUona to Bishop and considered in senoua condition but Mrs Floyd Fowers on the arrival the past week has been hopeful and of their new baby girl. The baby Mrs Bodily seems assured of a comevens up the score for them, mak- plete recovery. ing fout girls and four boy William Varney, 2757 W. 6000 S, Mr and Mrs. Rue Cunnington, is in a fair condition in the Dee and Mr and Mrs. Roy Beasley spent Hospital following an automobile accident which occured near last weekend visiting with relatives Idaho, about 10 days ago. at Shelley and Idaho Falla, Idaho. Mr. Varney and Bryce Jensen were on their way tovStar Valley to enA steak fry was enjoyed by sevjoy their annual fishing trip toat Monte Crtsto last en couples when the car plowed into gether. weekend They were Mr. and Mrs bank of dirt They were driving Vern Taylor. Mr and Mrs. Wilburn at night and did not cc it until McCracken, Mr and Mrs. Dec Hoop- they ran into it The car was deer. and Mr and Mrs Carl Simp- molished Mr Varney suffered a son broken jaw. in four places, had his arm wrenched out of the elbow Several blue ribbons were won at socket and other minor injuries Mr. the Ctah State Fair recently by Jensen was painful'y cut and Future Farmers of America boys bruised but after receiving treatand 4 H girls from Hooper. w i . released to ment at the ' lair Manning, son of Mr and return home.hospital Mrs Carl Mamung won four blue ribbons and took grand championship honors with his Jersey bull He abo won several other ribbons Hi nnis lligley received a blue on a leather burking rig. and then i u won a riblnm lor an non stool Jerry is the on o! Mi and Mrs Clarence Hig-- i and Tin o is the son of Mr and Lon Beasley. i t' ll 1 n v- GIANT 90 DEG., 21-INC- H G.E. ALUMINIZED TUBE NEVER SO MUCH QUALITY AT SUCH ALOWPRICEl . 51 Inch console. G-- Alumlnlxed tuba. Itch mahogany grain finish. Smooth furniture glides. ModelllCIlO. -- E 1.49 45 r SHELL VESTS 3.30 RED SWEAT SHIRTS 1.79 6 TYPES GLOVES FOR CHILDREN 39c to 59c SHOT GUN CLEANING KIT 2 95 RIFLE CLEANING KIT 2 59 CLEANING PATCHES 35c CLEANING SOLVENT 45c GUN OIL 25c RIFLE SLINGS FABRICS FOR SHOE GREASE V 3 Most Useful TVever YOUR FALL AND WINTER SEWING! a Goes where yw go indoors, outdoors, all around the house. smaller than any One-thir- d other TV of its type . . . weigh only 32 lbs. Model 14T007 Cordovan. 99.95 DAN RIVER BATES PERCALES $2 & up 35c SHOE OIL A'm Ijghfweight TV NYLONS , NLYON NET BUTTONS RIBBONS 35c MANY OTHER ITEMS $10 DOWN... $6 PER MONTH NOTIONS OF ALL KINDS ANKLETS 'M, UTAH SUNSET DRY GOODS Phone 64 Phone 197 N. Main, Sunaet Roy, Utah |