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Show i rage SCOH'S SCRAP BOOK .. GAGE, CPOSrfO 'JoSoWlMiNU Plft0.HANC 1 , I 5 H LAYTON &APS-- StCUftlF 50ML Ai GAGE, Mrs. Maggie Simmons ) Jl'K JU5 A BuNCH of Correspondent KuuStDAy; A GLOVt 6. CA kflltCl,ki 1 t GR.OUND, of OHl'J CAS1 CM News About Folks in By R. J. SCOTT. AS A DlPOSKlHG ,(SoH VI August TIIE JOURNAL 8 Phone H APPI AfcAHCl --fe iuPPOPf ONl'S CLAIMS! HtHCt, K GAGE, 41 CUttKCAl. CP HiCSYrun f A CMtHISH-miC- W Plums of GUAUfy. HIGH NEEDlNQ ? CARL SPECIAL Vis. mnn mnn mnn of fPlNiDAD USE 'fur f Aft 0 'ftil OF FoR OIL-BIR- D V.?v COOKlHC, -- VCT OKL Ensign and Mrs. Stephen L. Robinson have returned to Long Reach, California, after spending two weeks with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Golden M. Adams and Mr. and Mrs. Hap Robinson in Farmington. A number of parties were given in their honor during their stay, one of which was a dinner party at the Adams' home. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Hap Robinson and sons, David and Clark. Ensign Robinson recently returned from a seven month cruise to Japan and noon, Korea aboard the SS Competent. Mr. and Mrs. Golden M. Adams He will now be stationed at Long have returned from a two weeks Reach until January wrhen he will vacation which took them to San he reassigned. Francisco and Portland. Enroute The Layton Junior Chamber of they visited the Rryan Harris famCommerce entertained at a ily at Reno, Nevada and the John quet at the Layton Noodle Parlor Putniks at Sacramento. While in Are Modern cows AH 6F W - u 4. 1 Id. EORCL VASHiKCOhS ACCOMPLISrtMLNt'S BARK, wKicK AS Ah ARCHiEcY described cV Mis A HLKhKBOR MC M0$Y COHVEKILKLV ARRAKCLD BARK CH Kl' -- v ' . OK 'J ' I WAS AS KlS fKE 4t(lS SIPL oF lUl BLSf J. AHD , f'; ' 021D-J- 1 anMonday evening at 8 P. M. The nual event honored the Exhausted Roosters who are over the age of for active Jaycee membership, but who still contribute to the organization with their time and advice. Glen Rurnham, immediate past president, was an outstanding honored guest. Small water lines are being replaced with larger pipe at several locations in Layton in an effort to improve the City Culinary Water supply. York and Kipp Chandler were honored with a birthday party at the home of their grandparents, Air. and Mrs. C. G. (Pete) Chandler, given by their father, Hal Chandler. Twenty guests enjoyed a party on the lawn, Sunday after- ) v VflJV -- I AfLAHf'lC 0CEA8 VrMj fe. M, 1951 San Francisco, they were the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomley Pitt. was the guest speaker at the Layton Lion s Club which was held Friday evening at the Signal Cafe. First Saturday mass at the St. Rose of Lima Church was held last Saturday at A. M. followed by Rosary. The First Friday mass was held on Friday morning followed by another mass at G:30 P. M. Rev. Francis Rroome was in charge. Mayor Elias Dawson ! Bishop Rulon Killian of Kays-vill- e was the speaker at the Lay- ton Second Ward Sacrament meet- ing Sunday evening. Mrs. Carmen Dibble and Mrs. Patrica Sargent played a violin duet accompanied by Mrs. Connie Roberston. Kenneth Phippen has been sus- tained as superintendent of the Layton Fourth Ward Sunday School with James Riggs and II. Wendell Rail as counselors. Outgoing officers were Darvil Willcox, Kenneth Rrailsford, and David Rrown. Miss Joyce Stephens was retained as secretary. rrr'V.y.-- .v Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rone and son Rilly were guests at the home vTA of Mrs. Ruth Dahl Tuesday evening for all those who made the trip Cmi Off1 O .in aw Hawaiian Islands. Mrs. A. V. Van Epps who is spending the summer in Ephraim, spent the week end with her sister, Mrs. Hattie Harrod. Mrs. Asahel Stevenson, Richard S. Stevenson, R. M. Anderson and ! Joseph W. Johnson attended the Republican Convention held at the Rainbow Randevou in Salt Lake City Saturday. ait'-w(!liGi- wdl 5!0rci to the together IPMOFIIS Grain LAUNDRY TIPS Here are some ways to get the, most out of your automatic washer' and dryer. The list is compiled by experts in the home economics department of Whirlpool Corpora- -' tion. Read it carefully. Then, for handy reference, scotch tape it to your laundry wall. 1. Washing Fill washer with water and add soap or detergent be- fore putting in clothes. 2. For general & washing use good soap or detergent never both to-- 1 gether. hard water areas, a deter-- j gent usually gets best results. For washing woolens in hard water, use a good soap but add water softener first. Bleaching: Use a chlorine bleach for white cottons, hy-- i drogen peroxide for white! 3. For 4. 5. wonderful way to beat the summer heat! On all trips vacation or business avoid traffic worries and the scorching heat of summer by traveling in the cool comfort Union Pacific train. of a smooth-ridin- meals, such as the July menu feature, Chefs crisp lettuce, ripe special Salad Bowl tomatoes and other vegetables tossed together with shredded chicken and tender ham, then flavored with the Chefs special dressing! The trip is a vacation in itself, with munyj luxuries you probably dont get at hom- e- Yes, here is cool summer travel at its best What a g regulated wait on you . . . ng servants toj your choice of modern accommodations . . . and delicious dining car . . . Do Specific ... Go I 1. Put Ul J tug quick-dryin- g rayons and lightweight cottons in first! dryer load to get an earlyon iron- and at reasonable cost. Taking the family? You can now save more than ever before , ever Family with Union Pacifics better-thaTravel Plan-- or hiTp with your travel plans, your nearest Union Pacific Railroad ticket agent. For details, reservations, tie .. silks, rayons and wool, one ofj the new prepared bleaches for' nylons. 6. Bluing: Unnecessary but if de-- ! sired add bluing flakes to wash water before soap or detergent. start mg. Bath towels, n 3. 4. rugs and other heavy articles take longer to dry; they should make up last load. Dry starched clothes sepa- rately. To avoid sprinkling, remove clothes from dryer ironing-dry- . Mix large and small pieces 6. better, faster drying. for Plastics, rubberised articles and clothes marked Dry Clean should not be put into dryer. 7. For better drying, clean lint screen after each use. f j t j j f |