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Show THE LAYTON JOURNAL, LAYTON, CLEARFIELD NEWS i " Jean Nelson, student at tho BYU was home with her parents Mrs. J. Kay Nelson for wr. thd list week-end- . Social science lessons were n H- - Relief society organiza tions at the meetings held Tuesday afternoon in their respective chapels. i and Green ball of y. the Clearfield First ward mi sobv the and Gleaner girls class was held Thursday evening of last week in the Nor ' "avis junior high school Presiding were, Hugh Wilcox, president of the YMMIA, and Mrs. Thora Montgomery of the YWMIA. Assisting them itrere their counselors and secretaries. Ralph Green, Charlev Bushnejl, Wiiford Lewis, Mrs. Nihla Iverson. Mrs. Doris Jlertvigsen, and Cleone Wheeler. Reigning as queen, by selecting a marked rose from a bouquet of roses, in a contest with 14 other candidates, was Miss Beverlv Wood, lovely dark haired daughter of Mayor and Mrs. Melvin G Wood, her throne was fashioned around the theme, Stairway to the Stars. Beverly will represent the First ward as a queen candidate at the North Davis stake Gold and Green ball, time and place of social to be announced later. Arrangements of the Thursday evening ball were leadunder the direction erf er Eldon Liechenburg, and Gleaner girls instructor, Mabel Hilton. Flor show was directed by Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wilrox. Annual convention of the club. Intermountain district was held Saturday and Sunday at Ben Lomand in Ogden, with the Clearfield club serving as host for the occasion. Committee on arincluded chairman, rangements Wynn L. Hanson, president of the local club, and Ivan Iverson and Frank Bringhurst Schedule for Saturday was, a dinner meeting and a formal dance. On Sunday morning, club members held a breakfast meeting. At 11 a.ra. Sunday, the womens auxiliary, the Anns gave a tea and presented a fashion show. In charge were Mrs. Gayle Nalder, president and Mrs. Donna Hull, secretary-tresurer. North Davis stake MIA will sponsor two parties in the new stake house in Clearfield next month. The evening of Feb. 24th a Gold and Green ball for adult members of the MIA will be given And the following evening, a Gold and Green ball for the MIA teenagers is being planned. Budget tickets will be honored at both socials. Home last week from an auto trip to the west coast were, Mr. and Mrs. James N. Wallace, who were accompanied by the son ant daughter-in-law- , Mr. and Mrs -- - n n 20-3- 20-3- 9 0 'saclWallace of LAYTON NEWS t Cranger 2 days each at the horn f Mr, and Mrs James Wallace, The-spen- "anta Barbara. Mr. and Mrs. Cli" on Wallace, San Diego, and Dr. ind Mrs. Arthur Wallace, Los Angeles. Thfy aKo visited in Van Nuys, Calif, with an aunt, Mrs. Daniel Mackey. Places of interest visited enroute included, Las Ycgas and Hoover Dam in Nevada, and Tnuana, Mexico. They reported stormy weather everywhere, arriving in Utah in a blizzard, they spent overnight Saturday in with a son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wallace. While the parents were away, Mr. and Mrs. Verl Wallace of Anchorage stayed at the Wallace home here Mr. and Mrs. J. Kay Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. James N. Wallace are planning a trip to the east in Feb. if the weather permits, to accompany their missionary sons home to Clearfield Elder Dean Nelson Is serving in Canada, and Elder Richard Wallace, East Cen-ra- l Tay-lorvili- e states. Conferance of LDS North Davis stake, with President G. Harold Holt presiding, was held Saturday evening and Sunday at the Layton chapel, due to the fact that the new stake house in Clearfield has insufficient chairs for capacity crowds at present. Church workers from the two ocal LDS wards were In attendance. After a successful mission spent n the California LDS field. Beth Wilcken, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Q. Wilcken of Clearfield, as been honorably released, and las just returned to her home here. At a recent meeting of the Second ward, with Bishop Clarn ence J. Stoer presiding. Miss as guest speaker, gave an interesting talk on her missionary ravels and experiences. There are several thousand species of ants in the world. WU-ke- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Beesley u siiij.l son have returned to their home in Salt Lake after spending several weeks with Mrs. Beesley s parent, Bisho' and Mrs. lull il.t'Kiiiloopir Mr. and Mrs Dale Maughan of Logan spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs Charles Maughan and family. Mrs. Roy Simmons entertained it a birthday purty Thursday for he 8th birthday anniversary of her daughter, Julia. Guests were the members of her second grade lma Harvey, nool class. Mrs teacher was a special guest. The Layton Second ward MIA will hold their annual Gold and Green ball, Tuesday Jan. 31st at he warda musement hall, from 8 30 to 11:30 pm. Cornation ot he queen will take place the first .vart ofth e evening, and a floor show will be presented by the Bee Hive girls and the Boy Scouts. Miss Jean Burton and Ronald Rix are the dance directors. Activity directors in charge are Fern Simmons and Richard Stevenson assisted by all the other MIA officers. Mrs. Miss Jean Johnson, Smith, Elburn Dickson, Edwin Williams attended a Sunday school stake board party at the home of Mrs. Ethel Hall In Clearfield, where a chicken dinner was served to fourteen members. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Church of Vermont, were Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Hams. The Hollyhock camp, Daughters of Utah Pioneers, wah held Thursday at the home of Mrs. Violet Call. Assisting was Mrs Octavia Neville. Lesson was given by Mrs. Mae Simmons. Lifes history of Mrs. Emma Summers Call was read by Mrs. Octavia Neville. Mrs. 20-3- 0 a "You'll enjoy the from 12:15 to 12:30 every day, Monday through Friday, if you'll tune your radio to KSL. On this program, miners and farmers get together and talk things over in a friendly sort of way." lineci quarter-hou- r wiurj aeesxjiioniSRi ITT AH, JANUARY 26, 1950 Lottie Ballad and Mrs. Ruth Law DUP county officer of Bountiful ere present. Lunch was served to 25 guests. John Henry Thornley, celebrated bis 74th birthday with a family dinner at their home, Saturday. Mrs. Lettie Adams celebrated her 73rd birthday at the home of Mr her daughter and and Mrs. Royal Rampton, Monday ui Garland. Others attending from Layton were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Adams and Clair Adams. E. M. Whitesides celebrated h' 85th birthday, Sundav with a family dinner at their home of the The regular meeting American legion auxiliary un No. 87 of Layton was held Jan 5th in the Legion home. President Opal Turman was in charge. Th' officers wish to express their thanks for the many gifts which were contributed to the Tld-o- f Toys from the children ot Layton. The officers feel sure that the children who receive these gifts will spend many happy hours playing with them. Next meeting will be held Thursday Feb. 2nd in the Legion home at 8 pm. Ah members are asked to be present. Mrs. Lenoid Layton will entertain the Acacia club at the home of her mother, Mrs. James E. Ellison. A family dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Adams Wednesday evening in honor o! the 73rd birthday of R. W. Adams. Mrs. Joy Lyndahle entertaineC with a pink and blue shower Friday evening for Mrs. Glenda Smart Winters at the home of her mother. Mrs. Otha Green. Twelve guests were present A large Dimmer of Layton peoples ttended the wedding reception for Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Love in Spanish Fork Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Morgan are the parents of a baby girl born Sunday at an Ogden hospital. Lloyd Weaver received chest injudies last week, when a load of baled hay fell on him. He is recovering satisfactorily. Ronald Weaver spent Wednesday in Logan with his brothers, Donald and Max Weaver. Mrs. Scott Williams and children of Brigham City visited Thursday with Mrs. Williams parents, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Corbridge. bon-inla- The Second ward will hold their Friday F 3rd at their amusement hall. The theme will be St. Valentines nall girls orchestra will furnish the excellent music. Miss Jeralie Handler will be queen and Karla Mae Pack and Ethel Jensen her attendants The tloor show will be nder the direction of Kathleer and Newell Ford. Come one, come Gold and Green ball all. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ogzewal!' Jan. 30th for their wives, ana the widows of former members A good time is anticipated. The family of Mrs. Addie Q. Williams will entertain for her, at h me. in celebration of her birthday on Wednesday Jan. at 2 p m. Those bf William iienry B uldren who are here in Utah called on him in honor o his birthday Tuesday, Jan. 24 a his borne. He seemed slightly but has been so very im-rove- is spending a few days with her daughter Mrs. Thence Duncan. Mrs. Earl Hanson, who under went an operation at the hospital last Thursday is gaining nicely. Interest Facts The giant Alaskan Brown Kodiak bear is the largest animal on earth. or Cdrm-voru- s The death rate in the United States has fallen about 50 per cent since 1900; from 17.2 per 1000 to 9 are expected home from their poorly. tended trip about Feb. 1st. Mrs Lilly Moss, of Woods Cross 9 in 1948. The First ward Gold and Gree ball was a grand success held SatHwrllWl urday Jan. 21st at their amuse ment hall, which was packed Th' lecorations were Pink and Black carrying out Melody Lane. Mrs Wanda Clayton and Alice had charge of the excellent floor show presented by the teenagers. The queen, Miss Doreen Rushforth was crowned by Bishop Sutherland Clayton who presented her, and her attendants Janiel Reeves and Janice Wilson each I wrote that over an article In the ting folks riled against him. I felt with a beautiful corsage. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Cottrell are Clarion last week, but I didnt like ornery myself, and w had quit a set-t- o over the whole business. vacationing at Lagoona Beach, doing it. After all, the man it was Calif. Is n Slim Henderson aimed at From where I sit that waa foolMr. and Mrs. Kenneth Barer, mine. of friend ish. Once good wed cooled off (over now of Salt Lake City are enterlunch windfall and bottle of beer at Andy's n a Centerof a into their cams 6Iim taining group quito ville friends at a turkey dinner at last month, and bought the old Tavern), Slim decided the sidewalks their home on Friday evening Clarke place. The deed gave him should stay for the common good Jan. 27th. to all the land right down to and I promised next time Td uU title The 70th Quorum of Seventy, the Then Slim started to a good look at the other fellow's street the hnd their and bishopric ladies, widows, of those who have passed take up the sidewalk to make his point of view before writing any on will enjoy a buffett supper articles about him! lawn look better. and entertainment at the amuseI felt it waent fair to the town ment hall Saturday evening Jan. and said so in my article. Next 28th. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Walton are morning Slim comes around and enjoying their stay at Mesa, Ariz. wants to know what I mean get The High Priests quorum of the Second ward will entertain at the Copyright, 1950, United Statet Brewert FeamAeticn amusement hall Monday evening ex- From where I sit Hep-wort- Joe Marsh h Give Us Back Our Sidewalks, Slim! There are 200 Jobs On The Farm Today For ELECTRICITY Electric back savers, North Davis stake quarterly conference was held Sunday, Jan. 22 at the Layton ward chapel. Levi Edgar Young, president of the Seventies Quorum was the guest speaker. time-save- rs now and money-saver- s take over 200 jobs on the average farm. And they do the jobs easier, faster and at lower cost than you can possibly do them by any other CENTERVILLE NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Wallace W. Noble (Nora Smith) reached the 50th mile stone in their happy married life Tuesday Jan. 24th. Their many friends and relathes here wish them many more Happy Anniver- means. saries. George your dealer and ask about electric equipment that will solve many problems for youl See Earl reached his 79th birthday Wednesday Jan. 18. His lady neighbors, Addie Q. Williams, Ella C. Evans, Lulu E. Reading, Edythe Winn Noala Roberts, Noma S. Sessions, Luna Roberts, Launa S. Smith, Mary Hancock, and La Vel S. 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