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Show TIIE LAYTON JOURNAL, LAYTON, I TAH, JANUARY icanism as it should be lrved 19, 1950 time of peace, the national guard because of improper t, K. loll pivts to attend her DlP meeting was discovered seven years ago state and wmtr thanhecau-- c id MiSeth BIchhI Ut.i juds rtadv to reoo' 'ifl.i Thursday, Jan 19 at the and has been tested extent vely dis A silk casting line n... when n domestic Bountiful Growth img from .111 oper..ion p ; !. if vice eapt.i.n Hazel W. erv thoroughly befon occurs S; Milks hospital on Jan 12 and cl on today her birthday she since. The healing ingredients ESTI'KD Y Mis Raymond Peterson and two i' t.i in- entertained kept in a completely Shown In at dinner at used in the ointment axe procured id you know that the National Otherwise it will be o' v, are spending tin winhi the niiif of her sun. Earl L. Burn ,u from the Aorta of a beef heart t n it " ri' K.i mmni s mother, Mrs Fred ham wiinM hen. i v liquid is older than the nation it of south is just Guard i If Dr. C. If. Chase discovered Hie Building Also that the National told that nyuon lm,.. !' o I'son Raymond has g.u.e in r hen. c Furmture buvers from all over serw-the country m every ar$ lit o to inveslg.ite '! u active agent some thirteen years the world previewed spring stjles 1..1 or pn'ft'iis t ntment for burns conflict' Not mny people store mine as carefully - m silk ili.tnee ol employment there BOUNTIFUL are same of the Fwdmv t:a itJi.e h.i' hv a bein Detroit Following ago at the American Furniture Mart in Bountiful is developed the celebrated record the .1 Mr and Mrs "Floyd 00 no harm Pakii.ng new ointment does: It growing c,.n In- Kune National the Tin new v.i, ointment .a" carried has hasithings Chicago, during the week of Jan. on the Guard , ,,n (he Never leave your fh .oi ii'Mie.ng over the bn :h ot a a scab report on building convi- :r u: i ll 9 to 20th. Among the thousands Miecesstully used m 5(H) does not kill tissue, helps of fine e.,ht pound habv ;ul on J.iii jjiout the years let me EM reel all winter. Take for 1949 mi ction new Glen ,n1 by the favrs to cases o' growth Citv at who attended, representatives Ingle form, ihildnns hospitals here a fiw facts tor you to think keep it in a coil of si u .ner and daughter have v ,,, M, of body fluid, loss the IVti called The skin, ointment the Union Furniture Company in building inspector is stops fit 111 diameter. The Horn the liospn.il k Year end report on the numNi simp.est u., to It is produced by the eliminates the need for bandagea Bountiful and Layton. 7 he oldest National Guard regi a nert coil is to wind it on make ents, Mr and Mrs tarns tpiiNne and estimated type, value t o n l.aboratries of Chicago. It in many cases. ni-.m the continental l'niud to a cardboard According to word received from nuts issued boxorsuchthenslip ninth is as follows 85 new s:. tes is the 182d the American Furniture Mart, apinfantry, organ it off over the end an.; t u- u u n The Rein ( soviet Reserve District No. 12 residential houses, literary les from $722,275, 2e as the North Regiment of Mas proximately 20.000 buyers :.d Be l.m sure the sons 17 THE doesnt OF Jan CONDITION string. additions, OF Tuesday, REPORT wire given repairs re mol deling - russetts in 1636. In INierto Rico, twist as furniture and department stores in you wind it. Then hang the beautifully by Mrs John Porter on BANK NATIONAL ve nt guard units trace their his-- i all 48 states and several foreign $58,690; 4 new commericul build FIRST cod in a cool, dry place it is a good "The Literature of the Bible" m ing, $36,100; 1 commercial addi countries as well as members to 1510 when Ponce de 5 ruN in the State of Utah, at the close of business on Ol .A to idea the line the First he.tw ward, and and the on too one tion give the press attended. repair, $9,000 00, 46 ne. a citizen company m Ihvemher 31, 1949 "The Poet Shakt spaie." was ahlv We expect more than 40 per sheds, garages coops ect $30,500 in tense of the island George Wash ol dressing before storage. P.tMi-dnrto call made bv Comptroller of the Currency, in response the in Seivnd .Min ward number given total by of mod cent of the new samples to be permits, 164 total n (fun. Patrick Henry and John Under Section 5211. U. S. Revised Statutes Bovd Parrish supported by r'eeord Marshall at various times preced-;n- CENTERVILLE NEWS ern, but modem w ith new interpre- estmated value, $56,565 K mgs ot Joseph Sn;h recently Cash h.d.itici' with other Ivanks,ASSETS md during the Revolutionary tations more contours, or n amen including reserve bak ot made the bolilixpaies of Hamit t w..r commanded the Virginia tnfan tivc. hardware, new woods, darker $ of collection mid in items anee. REPUBLICANS i..'h Mis process C. El'en Cannon entertain finishes. As for changes in indivic try now the 126th infantry. An Randall sou of Mr ed Saturday Elder Gov ernment obligations, direct and Ruaran-teis- l United Shirley State 14 at Jan evening, urew ual pieces, commented Mr. Pel' Jackson commanded 2000 and Mrs. Alfred Randall was re her II A M E home, lor Miss Manliee miMUamen in the war of 1812 leased from his mission in the east Holbrook, "chests, tables and van who is to become the bride Obligations ol States and poli'ical suhthv Isiotw Lincoln commanded a central states Jan. 17th. He with Wood, ities will be more functional anc ReUoi pc rate slocks iirclmling $4 500 slock of Federal of OFFICERS militia company in the Black Hawk two or three missionary rompan TheRalph S Cannon on Jan 20th will be designed away from the serve bank) oecasun was a shower at w floor giving an appearance of sus,ir Chester Arthur was quarter 10ns will return iu a car Nng win eh the mother and sister ot Loans and discounts (including $893 59 overdrafts) general of the New York driven home for a dealer, by Elder pension." fixtures -- nd Orchard, West Bountiful, and mi'itia in the civila war, during Stanfield of Tremonton. in con Miss Wood and Mrs. Cannons fam Rank premises owmxl $21,000 00, lurn.tur.These additional style trends 00 il.v $10,000 and tlosest friends met to get were predicted: Eighteenth Cen Val Verda Republicans recently an- which most of the troops for both sequence they will be able to visit better (Bank premises owned are subject to $0 hens and present new nounced na acquainted French officers the and and furnished were sides by American, commit tury, early some of their other missionary some Castleton cla na" in ' Devon" . by bank) tional guard. provincial also will be reprseented. tees for each district. and points of interest. pattern picked out by the bride) Rival estate owned other than bank premises friends 10) the in District West 2, has Bountiful of the divisions 158.33 lrd Eighteenth century already Mesa West the Arizona r assets to Virginia, (Hlii her. one O. Twenty Moss, chairman; Lydia Baugw enjoyed the FF oi World War I came from come up to contemporary' m utility temple, etc. occasion and as many more were features and will have new style ter, vice chairman; Leone M v-ifuciy captain, Harry S. Truman, $2,685,175 21 The Music Literature and Art prevented from attending by the TorL ASSETS trends of ts own clearer finishes ton. secretary and treasurer, dis- the National guard, and a field met at LIABILITIES home flub Mrs. of the storm and the blockaded high big United ITesident of these accenting figured wood patterns, trict committee of three, E. 6 Cook, Monday, Jan. 9th. ways. Delicious refreshments were Demand depoivts ot individuals, partnerships, and corporahimself in Thos. some revival of the more ornate doss, Lydia Bangerter, Leone M States, distinguished $1,222,537.19 Mrs. Camilla Barton of Kaysville, served tions Newton; central committee, Ezra that conflict. Yes, fellows, the Comperiods, such as Empire, English O. an account of the Pueblo Inoi individuals, partnerships, and corporaTime gave Davis district scout of court deposits armed M. and our eLonc Moss, Amerir all of Newton. in Chief mander French. Early Regency and 956,700.46 dians, and showed picture slides of honor was held at the Centerville tions District 20, Orchard. Lae , forces. lYesident Truman, was himcan finishes will go away from the them in The Government Wonderland" States of United postal Wayne (including Second ward Dejxvsits eve chapel chairman; Mrs. Merle Moss, self a member 01 the team for ruddy red to the fruitwood finish. 22,18157 It was the night of a terrible storm nmg, Jan. 16th. DistrictSunday Chairman savings) vice chairman; Mrs. Ruth Page, the national guard. Chinese styling will decline. 74 303,608 subdivisions were refreshments serv but and States ol dainty political Shefieid inducDeposits in Wayne The II. charge. Just before World War Although furniture is the foun- retary and treasurer; district com10,055.18 to ed On 16 etc) the and cashiers checks, Other fedeighteen. Monday deposits (certified following awards were made to the dation of the Chicago showing, re- mittee of three, Osborne Clark, tion of the national guard into $2.5 1 5.082 84 Keith Second ward scouts whose scout TOTAL DEPOSITS clean- John Christiansen, Hazel Taylor, eral service doubled the size of the the group met with Mrs vacuum washers, 2,000.00 frigerators, Other liabilities Reading at her home. Mrs. Frank master is Horton Hess,: John delegates to county convention, army They served in every theater Muir ers, stoves, and ranges, lamps, of Bountiful the reviewed R. star then J. coverS. at Merle award; Lawrence fell ol Bataan, Moss, pirrici, floor and Moss, opeiations. radios, television, $2,517,082.84 "Inside USA" by John GunTOTAL LIABILITIES award; Alan Adams, 2nd chtfS of the county central committee. Merle recaptured the Philippines and book ing makes up a large part ther The special guests wer Mrs. award and 2 ment baagea; CAPITAL ACCOUNTS S. u Moss. Lawrence Africa, Italy, North Moss, stormed into exhibits. David S. Moss of Woods Cross, Mrs Duncan, 2 raent badges; Bobby Capital Stock: District 28, Val Verda Ira France and Germany. Reid and Dell R. Holbrook rep2. O. Reading and Mrs. Ralph Harding. 2 merit badges; Kenneth (a) Clas A preterred, total par $0, rctlrable value $0 M. resented the Union Furniture deacham, chairman; Abbie Id Castleton. Delicious rclreshments Hess, one ment badge; Max Weiss sh Rate ol djtidcnds on retiroble value Ls 0(b) . and can vice American Wallace Shea, chairman, Every stores at this market. 25,000.08 were served. The 4 Ckiss B preferml, total par $0, retlrable value $0 Men a group for bar Guard. enjoyed, attendance (b) disNational year perfect secretary and treasurer; support the (Rate of dividends on retlrable valne is 07) trict committee of three, Oscar of military age (17 to 36) can join and received benefit, from both pin. Bishop Marlow Fisher was made troop chaplain ACXMCAMSH Wood, David Christensen, Harry their local guard units. Women can evenings. Following (e) Common stok, total par $25,000 00 130,000.08 Mr. and Mrs. Castleton the brothof Ralph honor court there was a Surplus Chamberlain; delegates to county encourage their husbands, 13fl9231 chil- colored two and (Emmeline the Undivided to Reading) and friends sons titled L. profits STAR Paul moving Ira OUR ers., join convention, future Newmeyer, IS E. Mecham; central committee, Da-i- guard can help to spread informa- dren moved to Orem, Utah, about "Worth Scouting For" by Mr. and 168,09257 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS tion about the guard and its mis- two weeks ago to make their Mrs. A1 Morton of Salt Lake City Christensen, Abbie M. Shea. home. IL who benclit can the an eterans important sion have presented Stars played give Miss Luna Roberts is still very $2,685,175.21 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS of their experience to their local Fnday, Jan 20, Sat., 21 and Sunpart on our lives as in the lives 11 at her MEMORANDA she finds she but recruitscouts home, exactive can in 106 and 22, us. day, Going engage before troop units, of generations has some very kind thoughtful plorers post 306 are going to Tracy Assets pledged or assigned to seeurc liabilities and for ing for the guard. Businessmen can back to the year one when when $ 80,000 00 other purposes Wigwam in Mill Creek canyon. encourage their employees to join neighbors. this world began, it was the Star reserves of Mrs. Geo. BarMiles deduction J. L. are after Mrs. above Ixvans as A. shown can them (Nora local Burnham Sr. thumt, their (Martha give the (a) of Bethlehem, that guided 17,968.80 of leave for summer training. ber) went to St, Marks hospital Clark Burnham) 1415 North Main ree wise men to the manager whew-- , 8 on Wednesday, Jan. St. Bountiful, our pioneer of the Jan. of Davis, ss: an active can of take Sunday, State Utah, County Everybody was bom. God of son re Jesus, the lerest m the guard, can learn what 11 she underwent a major opera- Sagamore camp of DUP reached bank, do solemnly I, L. F.. Ellison, cashier of the And so tbe Star of faith in God, Clearfield Second ward and its mission means to them and their tion. She is recovering nicely. Her her 96th birthday on Friday, Jan. swoar that the above statement s true to the best of my knowledge ard gold was made possible. green ball, Friday at 9 p.m. MIA homes. daughter, Emily, Mrs. Geo. O. 20th. Her sweet snnle is an inspir- belief. When Chrastopher Colombus officers L. E. ELUSON, Cashier urged everyone to come por further information, drop Bickens of San Diego, Calif, and ation to all who know or have the sailed tbe Atlantic seeking new since the co ition Guard of a privilege of meeting her. She cxlittle Michael on me this 7th day of January, 1950. before are here and subscribed the queen early, National son, to to Sworn down lands he had no compass it was the will take place follow-- . in South 2nd 45 West immediately nnory, Stars in Heaven that guided him the fourth dance. anv day from 8 o'clock thru the turbulent waters to the ingMiss Nonne Holt, daughter of Bountiful 45 4 m., or call Bountiful t)U p land and Mr. and Mrs, shore of America-you- r 612-Holt, will 497 or 496--J Graydon any other nivl and OUR LAND OF FREE- be queen, with Miss Betty Holt and in the Guard. Get time. DOM. MLss Barbara Hender as attendants. Then wbent he suggestion of a Theme for the dance is Book of National Glag in the making Stcrs Life," and a huge book will occupy fi again played an important part, the center of the stage. for a Star was placed in the upper Last year's queen, Miss LaJean lept hand comer for every state Nelson, will crown the new queen that was aded to these United Sla- when the book is opened. Little tes of America. Shcrie Burt will be flower girl, Today we offer another Star to with Steven Jeffs as page boy. add to tbe many that made AmeriRed and white streamers hangif voure a real fisherman, don 1 ca a land of Freedom and Justice ing from the ceiling will decorate overlook this late season fishing for all. It is the star of American- the hall. Admission is by budget. In you wont get as many fish as yo yofl ism, a star to enlighten the troub- charge of arrangements are activ- did earlier in the season led peole of our country to all the ity counselors Vernon Christiansen man indeed get, very few. But du advantages which are theirs to and Mrs. Harold Steed. ing do other part of the season are hame and enjoy. The constitution chances of snagging into some your and Hie Bill of Rights are docuhuge ones nearly so good really Tha ments that men with a vision far This holds not only for bass but for pike and walleyes. Very late greater than the human eye can see wrote and put into effect for the in the season is the time to get TOQAY The National Guard is a force really big pike, peoples of a new Nation to hold s and citizen-airthem together. To make the Amer- of Bass after having been in hal ican way of life and enduring one men who have pledged themselves low water for awhile are now back for generations to come. to the service of their country, in deeper spots. I generally have Visualize the five pointed star their state and thm communities best luck finding them at sharp with Americanism written across in w hich they live. In time of war, drop-off- s with weeds at the edge. to In the colder months. Ive found it Then each point empharmg en-a the National Guard stands ready defend the country against fhe at- them much less finicky as to what course of education which will tack of any enemy agicssor. In lure they'll take iust so it's fished able us to live day by deen and very slowly. l H4H"H4 4 4 4 4 4 L 'H l 4H4-H- 4 Now, you are likely to find them hutting the lure genbunting" err you can't hook them well. tly We will Jason Lucas, one of our bst known 4 bass anglers suggests you use a Arms4 very tiny plug of the sort that one would generally use for rather i 4 snail crappies. A i ' 4 4 remarks hold true of These 4 extreme northern parts of the conn now 4-trv during November farther south Jett thev will apply m December even 4- - Buyers Report On Hew Furniture Seen At Market Show -- sru : . i . , ; 1 : , ' t. 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