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Show THE ROY SUN THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1954 The Editor Soys HEALTH AND BEAUTY Support The Merchants Who Advertise In The Roy Sun, Better the Community No undergarment in the world can create a lovely figure from a too heavy body. Not only is it important to stay slim for appearances sake but also for the It is with the highest standards in mind that this paper sake of your health. Doctors have gone on record is striving for in success. The paper will, with the support of as saying that a person is far advertisers and the public, become a vital part of this combetter off being a little underThus it will serve instead of being served. munity. over-weigh- t. The press of today IS one of the greatest things this great country of ours has given us. Stop and think of the events, sales, advertisments, accidents, changes, deaths, etc., that would go unheard of if it were not for THE PRESS. Now under the free enterprise we Americans have, it is hard to keep in a business without some measure of support. has some measure of support, but not enough. We want to hear of the little fellow and what he is doing. People and what they do are what make the news. The Unless weight than there is a real physical reason for excess weight, there is no excuse for allowing oneself to become fat. Some individuals have a mental complex which causes them to over-eaThis complex can be controlled once it is understood. A sensible diet, coupled with the right amount of exercise, can well be called the basis of Roy Sun CN THE other hand, we also must have advertising t. good health and good looks. Unfortunately, there are endThis for of the for advertising is the means less fat diets in circulation. paper. support must come from local merchants. You not only support the Dont try any of these. When you have made up your merchants, and the paper The merchants pay taxes, more than the average home owner. This for one, goes to the city to mind that it is time for you to loose some weight, go to your improve streets, water system, sewer, for police protection on doctor. He will give you your property and children. When the shopping is done else- family an examination and prescribe where THEY not you, receive these benefits. the kind of diet you need and one that will be goor for you. When buying, please go out of your way to tell the manyour doctors advice ager, the clerks or whoever, that your saw it in the Sun." as Follow to the amount of weight to think too, a most fitting slogan would be LET'S BUILD ROY loose, tl is safe for young chilTOGETHER." dren to be put on a diet under a doctors direction. However, a sition Collections of Neiman child should never be put on a HI FASHION NOW Marcus in Dallas, Texas. diet unless a doctor has examinCharles, James designed a ed him and prescribed the diet The evening ensemble is being beautiful theater coat of cham- list. .wen more and more in the lush pagne slipper satin. The coat f.ishion shows all over the world featured a dramatic profile colItalian designers have created lar and cuffs faced with match- traced with rhinestones. Easy, casual, sports clothes beautiful ensembles and ing silk velvet. a favorite with Texas womare m cm to be One outstandingly lovely everesponsible for the en. Several handsome, lightrevival of this delightful cos- ning ensemble was a black veltweed and wool dresses weight tume. vet great coat lined with blush were seen at the Exposition ColOne such creation, by James pink satin. Beneath it was a Oal.imos, is a strapless gown in short evening gown in blush lections showing. black satin with a molded torso pink satin, shaped and contourand an interesting harem skirt. ed for the soft, molded look. CLEARFIELD HEWS The satin was repeated in the Evening hats and shoes were a of silver gray and black shown with some of the evening ung coat of Italian Brocatello. This ensembles They were often fash North Davis stake Relief Soensemple was seen at the Expo ioned of matching fabric and ciety will hold its its first union meeting of the season Friday, Sept. 17, beginning at 2 p.m. according to the announcement -made by LaVora Wood, stake Relief Society president. Leaders are desirous that all ward officers and teachers attend this special meeting. A wheat demonstration day is being planned for October 15th. I ITEM - OF THE MONTF: September SPECIALS Law i. Hake PERFECT BALANCE LIGHTWEIGHT... SELF CLEANING o mi SEPTEMBER SPECIAL PRICE Easy to handle . . o Strong sturdy and perfect! balanced that even tho little lady will enjoy using it. Sweeps or Rakes Easily Without Pressure s Elder George Q. Wilcken has received a call from LDS general authorities to labor as a missionary in the East Central States mission. Prior to leaving for mission training in the Salt Lake mission home, a farewell testimonial will be given by members of the Clearfield Second ward in the chapel. With the opening season for Mutual, all four wards will in connection with the regular weekly work. Members of fthis adult class, will have a chance before the beginning of class work, to elect their own course of study for the fall and winter meetings. In both Woods :Q problems discussed. Joseph S. Thurgood of the North Davis stake high council was the speaker at the sacrament services of the Second ward held Sunday evening in the chapel. Another speaker was a recently returned missionary, Elder Clayton J. Holt. Violation Cases Sunday evening. Lucile Hender has been appointed as the employment place ment counselor of the Second ward Relief Society. Employment needed by any woman in the community should make application to Mrs Hender, who will gladly help with the problem, as to giving the type of work desired. Roy, improper right turn; Frank: Kenneth Hapian, $10, Ogden, im- proper left turn; Alvin S. Miller, $15, Ogden, speeding; Jose L i Bcnavedcz, $10, C 1 e a r f i e 1 d, drunkencss; Lena Mae Thomp-so- n, $10. Saraha Village, drunk eness; Tabura Carmeno, $10, Twenty two persons were con-- ! victed of various offenses in RoyJ recently by Justice of the Peace I Howard Shupe. Stop sign and red light viola-- ; tors: Wjlliam F. Kunzer, $10, j Ogden: Roger Lee Porter, $10, Ogden: John Warburton, $10,1 Executive officers of the Sun- Hill Field; Earl Thompson, $10,! day School, Relief Society, Pri- Clarkston, Utah; Eugene V. Cap-- f mary and Genealogical commit- ener $10, Salt Lake; Don Mctee were represented at the Donald, $10 Cheyenne, Wyo.; f special meeting held by the Sec- Orvel Hansen, $10, Warren. William Richard Ivery, $10, ond ward bishopric in the chapel Mothers and daughters of the community have spent several days, this past week in Salt Lake City and Ogden shopping for new school clothes. Monday the three elementary schools, Clearfield, Wasatch and south Clearseason field, began the 1954-195Also the North Davis Junior High School had its opening. 5 im-prop- speeding. Ernest O. Serano $299, Clearfield, drunken driving; Ranae Lisk $20, Bountiful, failure to appear in court on no drivers license; M. C. Martenscn, $35 Ogden, reckless driving; Harry E. Chambcrlaine, $10, Ogden, im-- ' proper turn, Joseph J. Meade, $10, Layton, red light; Jose F. Mantoyn, $15, Saraha Village,, speeding; Donald Smith, $25, tres-'-- j i passing. Hooper. DR. H. MURRAY CARVER OPTOMETRIST Office Hours 9 to 5 Every day except Friday's Evenings by Apopintment 5 5519 SO. 1900 WEST Phone ROY, UTAH 4-5- 91 iAl YARD NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS Burt Goodfellow By Owner Phone 2220 d BENNION DRUG GILLETT razor special 98 c Book FREE 1954 Baseball Record WITH BEAT THE COLD SEASON With Vitamins now! All National Brands Carried. , SQUIB UPJOHN REX ALL Plus others Prescriptions as YOUR Doctor Orders Phone 2-31- 60 er right turn, Clearfield; Er nest E Kidd, $20, Clearfield local factories the branch and the Smith Canning Company, the tomato season run is in full swing. Most of the picking in the fields is being done by Mexican labor, with trucks hauling the tomatoes to the processing plants. Alvin Moss and Albert T. Smith are presidents of the Woods Cross and Smith Co., respectively. North Davis stake welfare meeting was held, here in the chapel, recently. Instructions were given by the leaders, and Cross-Clearfiel- The four piece sectional Is becoming more and more popular for consolidated seating that, at the same time, gives greater seating area. With the addition of the center and corner sections, the homemaker can a most attractive arrangement for use in front of the fireplace, or corner windows. The smartly tailored grouping shown 1s a wide selection of fabrics. (National Furniture Mfg. Co.) Roy, Utah J |