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Show V NEWS irr, Janie. Mr. Minor' ADOPT I01.KS IN husband, 195! Crops of I.t. Minor wa formerly on duty at . jNSD and hi family in now enroute (to join him at hit new duty Admital C, II. Gillilun on' Dorothy Mbit, Commandimr Officer, Naval Sup-- , Mr. Robert Tlmma and Mr. C, Corropondrnt ply Depot, Clearfield, made a four- - c. 1um-at four, were Phone I9-- J day trip hy airplane to Detroit, tahle. of bridge at the Thoma I meet next Monday, Dee. IT, at the1, Mahigan, lent week, t.i.alteod the home on Tuesday, Dec. 4. The party Jhonie of Mr. Evclwi Jour. Chriat-- ! ' will he of hi of OGDEN exchanged li' I'Uh' Mr an.l Mr. K.ndJI Sc Jg wick funeral Wetti stater hutihund, Mr. i wa riven in honor of Mr. E. Min- mil gift p. inentlier. Mr. Winnie l.uyron will peaches,, apticots and apple showor. ml thiMrm frum l.thl Wore l.iht Ernet K W. Mr and honored lie the Birt'day guett of ed ubtatittul increase thi year Captain Fratzkej Afrit rrd gJ'-- ti of Mr, mid Mr. T. and Cmdr. and Mr-- . Frederuk! Mr. Wallet Fratzke of Rochester, the nmnth. I. White of Main Slim in riroj--ru-Ihome l the at a loek-lai-t Minnewta, howitor a a! i Johnitone were wi-iTltj-and wife, Capt and V.alluie I light and Ml. Mjil.e of hi pMiuii l.v the IN KAISVII I I party and huffet U,M-- at the Mr. W,nephew i1 White fam'ly a dinner gueU JollUMill. K. Fralrke at the Naval t apt and Mr hralxke, tpime'of y d 'I Sunday The- Fat Side NeighiFantimglon Supply N,h,i. F, on Satuiday, Dec. Mi- -. tilth met at tinr Ma-tclub nut ut the home of un 'Ijitr.. (tcnm Sedgwick v, for twenty-Mgm- -t t nidi, and Mr, George Ber-re- r l.t. ee-tunArnold M. Barne Widne-Yuginia Bice for their regular I'vernight gnot on tin- - urck end1 Here from Colfax, and mm Toby were dinner I honoring He .c riiri-Htie-Tueaday night. David White. meeting to enjoy u few day wnting ut the gue-t- n of Cdt. and Mr. Mi l.. Sluait nml Mr. Harry I aM-d.it. the Sunday School-- I hume of l.t, Cmdr. and Mr C. C. on Thursday evening while vimtiRg Keed Smith. Ml and with other friend me III Cleat field for a few' !. i tinu I arty for the Iu-'e- v Mr. and M ra, Wayne f li'Oliu w rr day. u n Miltot Fd. and t daughu hi Mr. ward floe Clean Berner and un have !een making v : l'i plu itmg 'I hi 7 t"r Dec. Ll at do. their home in But hank, California, ed after which tefii MU ' WM n lode luii h Iriiimiy and laith during l.t Cmdr. Berner' absence served to HI gue-t- S .mlay S hod tuersea. Mr ami Mr l.t. Ct.idr. and Mr. Homer Hough Myron Dodily at-- I Mts. La Rena Sand.iii wa- ended the funeral of their nieie and l.t. and Mi. Edward Kline to member of the Evening !a-- t hJ were hol to fifty-fou- r trueU at Saturday, Diane Bodily, dub at her home 1 hursday month old daughter of 1hav K. a party at the Hough Bridge nn :it wen -- l ivard Weaver Bodily of Syra- home on Friday evening, December Vcning. Refresh 'd to eight menihii- Sunday at the atake leademhip in-e- . Her death wa caued ,y meeting She will hold the lcul ciiia t mdr. and Mr. ( harles ( hrlst- lion of Historian !ul held then The Shantanka Dewev Mo enen plan to leave for Everett, y,f arid Mr Mr Mrs strinirham llszel on Dec. 12 to vutt annual Chnstma- - party at the Wednesday from a mo- Marion Horton and Mis. Dorothy tor trip to 1ittahurgh, Calfornia. White attended Uyton Third ward ""h Cmdr ( hristensen s parent, home of Mrs Donn.iu b. ham Wednesday after...., . (,.mr and Mrs. J. t C hnU-nen- , They took their on Sgt. 1c Verl last evening Mi. were pUyed after w hi. h gifu were U. Grand Mos to Camp Stonemmn where he representing theSunday thence Michigan, lUp.d North Davis and n served will receive training prior to going Stake hristensen I with to exchanged Mr. visit l'rtniary Association. to Korea. Making the tnu also was The home of Mr. and Mr. Fay mother, Mr. Mrlherren. Cmdr. to lit guest. Mrs. Lujuana M and children, Atkinson wa the scene of much Chnstcnsrn ha been on duty at Officer during Roliert and Stephen. Mr. Moss merriment I Vlo Saturday evening NSD a Operation and he will ioon will reside in Sahara Village dur- when two the year paat of enterUined many they ing her husband absence. their neiicnlora and friends at a report to a new duty taUon. Annual Chritrn- - party of the Mi Horace Ashby joined the out of Sondra Larew and Mi Ka- Layton Literary club will he held party. Mis towner recently with a two week Carroll I lean Weaver of ren Stuart, navy Junior, enter- Thursday, Dee. Ft. at 7:rwr pm. in teen-ag- e Second ward. Dinner' the stay in Toledo, Ohio, where he West Point Road wa confined at tained for fifty-fou- r went to take special schooling for home a few day last week with school friend at the Commiioned will be aerved followed by a proBase. on NSD hi position at Hill Field Air illness. . Officer Saturdy gram and exchange of gift. iiut-'ee- CLEARFIELD ' t Utah Fruits Show Big Gain ur hotee , crap j J e rii.Mi-dufft-da- lt. cr li ln Nrtgh-hothoo- I d g, fr over the average harvest in the decade of the Juki's. The competition between tha sirs of thi year' crop, as estimated by the U. S. Department of Agriculture, and pievioua year' harvest, wa made by the American Can Company, which operate a container-making plant at Ogden. The firm, which perfected the modem mtal container making large-scal- e canning of fryite and vegetable by Utah' i.1 pointed 'out that thi year' peach i np of tiv't.iaiu bushel wa 'abuut !" er cent alve the aver-- ! age- foe IP4o-- K and 7Jt ttmaa larger than la-- t yeat'a i;i,iti hutihel. showed even more Apt icot liouiice over lat year. The state's mjs-sli- can-neri- e. - Kaysrtlls. Dan louatr. Utah Thurs., Dec. 13. 1951 Psge H crop thi year waa only slightly above normal hut waa Hi time greater than the 1150 hsrreot n t),p-to- 4 tons. Apples also gained; the harvest of t!i:t.is bushel compared with a average of 4.MMK) bushel and iPC.tajtr bushel lat year according to the federal crop report. The state' pear crop jumped from tnusi bushel Jast year to 15. list m BCil but wa hghtlr low the lUtJkxi-bushaverage for llMiMt. of !- el Mr-(il- en ! htee I &- ' l.o-t- -e y Ii lat pt- lal n. buimng-conferenc- e . lat Heros one of tho greatest TV values of the ycarl y Me, icuda KNOWS a are Mr. II. K. William, Henry Call, Mr. L. 1. 'E. C. Land and Mr. Edward He'll be Thrilled with an outfit from DUNDEES ... n IN FARMINGTON The Junior Literary club will hold their regular Chntma dinner party at the home of Beth Larkin the l'dth of Dee. The the hotte will be: Kathryn Roe, :Louie Session. Virginia Rice, Mina Marston and Carma Brashin-kr- . There will be an exchange of ... girt. year-i- Selected mahogany veneer cabinet. 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