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Show X V JtL Ljiii . 141 PIERPOHT AVE. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 7A VOL. VIII MARCH 10c r n "t I NO. Hi .'I. x S f TT v -- s 'Xnajtil LAYTON. DAVIS COUNTY, V KnMatftkaj 1 1 10c n 1 - - ITAII Sheriff Cautions Against Leading ui N Following a ''dies of thefts in Davis County this week, Sheiiff I.eRoi Day in god citizens to lel'ain r t s from leuv.ng money and otliei valuables about the home wheie they might become an easy taiget n thieves. The best insuiance against such losses, he continued, is to leave a light burning somewhere in the STUDENT SPEAKERS Davis High school students Sylvia Fisher, left, and Dick Thordersen discussed opportunities awaiting students at Davis during sponsored Information Please program last Thursday. Mrs. G. Gibbs Smith, right, is program direcP-T- A P-T- Photo by Wanda Lund Scientific Knowledge Necessary In Secondary Education also stressed that students must learn to live in the modern world and that social sciences must play a definite part also. Mr. Ball was one of the speakers on the Information Please program sponsored last Thursday by the Lund-quis- radios, guns and other appliances. Merchants in the county are also being warned by Sheriff Day against taking checks without proper identification. In many cases if there is any doubt it would be better to lose the sale than to take a chance on losing the greater amount of the check, lie said. The Eileen Erickson, state director u merchant can also protect himself home economics education, intro- in such cases by checking the autoduced student Ann Cottrell and mobile number of the peisons cashher mother, Mrs. Ralph Cottrell, ing the check. who told of the value of homemaking classes in school. Hollis Grange and Henry Scheul-le- r, teachers, told of job opportunities for students in this area. The entire discussion was moderated by Clinton Zollinger, teacher, and was arranged for by Mrs. G. Gibbs Smith, program director North Davis Eighth Gratia Sirls Mlog Spring Dresses in Judith Anne White A spiing die s that can also be worn as a jumper, is the aim of most of the eighth grade giiD thU semester at the Noith Davis Jr. Bv High st bool. One clas.s of out of the eighth grade dashes is really Under the diieetion of their teacher, enthused ovei tins project. have started Lois Mis. laying out patteins and cutting Boyaik. they the mateiial for the dresses. 2 gnl-- - and Sylvia Fisher discuss opportunities awaiting students at Davis High School. Arthur Lewis who heads the counseling service at the high school pointed out that many students can be helped by service offered through the school. A discussion of scholarships how many and types available was led by Rufus Jacobsen, also a teacher at the school. either plain oiprinted, as selected by each girl. The style of the dress !s also a matter of choice. Before the dresses were started Mi si Boyack instructed the girls in the operation of the sewing machines and how to go about putting the jumper together. The girls had fun fitting their patterns on each other and will soon enjoy fitting the material itself. P-T- A. rection of John Stacey. Mrs. George B. Wilcox, county president, lead a toast to past presidents of the high school organization and Mrs. Carlos Cunningham, present president, voiced P-T- A The sewing room is quite spacious and contains 11 electric sewr-in- g machines but, if the girls run of out elbow room the cooks have them given pei mission to use the her appreciation for the program. A valuable display of informa-tio- n concerning oppoitunities awaiting todays young people had been arranged by Mrs. Helen Gibson. librarian. and Alan Beers and Milton cafeteria tables for laying out their patterns. Each girl has a drawer of her own in which to keep her sewing equipment. The cabinets in which the drawers are contained is in an adjoining room, which is also used as a fitting MOTHERS TEA Making preparation for annual Mothers and Daughters Tea are Davis High School students (front, left to right) Nedra Thorderson, Maril)n Bushnell (rear) Sonja Martin, Alice Ka)e Robins and JoAnn Jensen. Photo by Wanda Lund Davis Stake LDS Conference Hears Elder Marion G. Romney room. When the girls finish with their jumpers they hope to make blouses to go with them before the school year ends. Hess. large crowd of Davis Stake Jr., counselors. Recently returned faithful attended sessions of conference held Sunday, February 2t5, missionaries also spoke biiefly. A in the Davis High School auditorium and heard addresses by Marion of the G. Romney and Arben 0. Clark, Kaysville First, Second and Sixth Wards furnished music for both visiting general authorities. sessions under the direction of Special welfare and leadership leaders Harry Cottrell, Alta Rasmeetings were held Saturday eve- mussen, and Kenneth Hansen. ning for specially designated members of the stake. Sunday evening an MIA meeting General sesions were at 10 a.m. was held in the Kaysville First and 2: JO p.n?. Sunday. In addition Ward Chapel at which time the to the visiting authorities, other Southern Pacific Male Chorus from speakers included the stake presi- Ogden presented a special musical dency Alan B. Blood, president; program. The combined choirs 2 The di esses will be of cotton, Davis High school for the Musical numbers were presented In addition to Mr. Ball, parents heard students, Dick Thordersen by the school chorus under the diP-T- A. t, A tor. Wilburn Ball who is superintendent of secondary education for the State of Utah said that the value of science and exact knowledge must be included in the curriculum for secondary schools, but house when eveiyone is away. In addition, the home owner should make a list of serial numbers on SPRING DRESSES Eighth grade guls in Mrs. Lois Bojacks sewing class at North Davis Junior High, are Inis) at work on combination dress and juniper pioject, left to right, Carol) n Patsy Williams, Carol Bodily, Mar) Kay Bigelow and Mary Ann O'Malle). time. and formals, for that dream man. Kaysville Gills at Davis High School will entertain their mothers and Mothers at the annual March Daughters Tea Thursday, s, at s p.m. The affair is the fashion event of the year at Davis, dream wardrobe and a teen-ag- e will be shown by a Salt Lake department stole, with coeds serving as models. The Gills Association is sponsoring the evening. Officers emphasized that substitutes for may be invited by the girls Miss Lynne Egglesen of Salt if their own mothers are unable to come. Bring an aunt, a sister, Lake City, will be commentator. or even your grandmother, they Chairman of the various comMom urged. Fashions to be shown will the dream wardrobe theme. It will be Off to dieamland, with sleep fashions, Home again and study time, or playtime if youre While were dreaming, lucky, we cant forget our motheis, or fashions for mother; special date fol-lo- w mittees are: publicity, Joan Bush-nel- l; refreshments, Jolynn Van Ry; stage and properties, Joyce Benton; music, Berdine Steiner and Alice Kuriowa; program, Florianne Barlow; invitations, Ann Henderson. Maitha Ilollist, president of the Gills Association, is general chairman. |