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Show rrt ily, Mr. and Mrs. Don Man- - KAYSV1LIE NEWS " Reaching More Than 7,000 Davis County Families Austins guests at patio dinner JOURNAL nmg and 'Fanning-- ' tun, attended the Thacker family reunion at Mountain Spaa in Midway on Labor Dav. bicptemher S, 1939 Page 6 born Kaysville Clubs Daughter Bouties Pink Kayaville Lakes iew Circle are telling of the announcement of a !hy daughter Mrs. 769 Mrs. Phone Mrs. Joe Julia (Norma) Preece, By Webster, Mrs. Kayaville Jtelpha Kaysville Mr. and Mrs. Glen Austin and two daughters were guest at patio din- - Dorothy Peterson, Anaheim, Koldewyn will entertain the born to Mr. ami Mrs. Elburn uer in Ogden Monday evening, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Holme. The psuty California ; 31 rs. Beverly tLakev iew Circle Birthday iLunt at the St. Marks Ilns-Lr,n was in honor of Mrs. Austin Holmes. IClub at her home, Tuesday, 'vla1 AuuM 7 Call, Bountiful; Mr. lbs Plf,asd Z. W. Mr. Mrs. 8 and 'him. Mrs. were Ward visitors at the First Maude Odd11 at the M'.dvale Mrs. Mary Koldewyn p.m. 4Q Years Is Long Enough for Me Ogdon; and Chapel Sunday. Special missionary services were rendered for their itiphew., John 1,(verf Spencer, and 80 Crawford who will do misGiven and Mr:. A 'ton Udall Mns being honored will Curtis Slade and hi bro- were lone Sandall, Mrs. Nellie an Mrs. I arley D. Lunt, sionary labor in Sweden. guests at, d n n e v, elude Mr. Thehi Johnson, t Here Are My Power Tools Mr. and Mrs. Jack Robins Sanders, Mrs. Ora Campbell, ther Harold of Salt Lake Thursday evenjiig in Ogden ilrs. Carol Collett Mrs. Clara spent the weekend at Cedar M e p h a Koldew spent Saturday at Mirror Mrs. Eva Taylor, of Mis. Janice F. Farr. All Motors: yn. Mrs. Waite, City on the bow and arrow, Colemere, Myrtle will be a business, Lake, deer hunting with bow meeting The Soviet Union llan.-e-n neany Coland heneth Mrs. deer Vera Mr, hunt. Mrs. Hyde, and arrow. 6 Jointer meeting for all members to,thm! time the si)!P of the $1C0.C0 and n W. children, Mr Mrs. Z. Serina Mr. leen and Kenny Gary, Hutchings, Mr. and Mrs. Max J. Bishorganize for the coming year. U.S.- - cover almost Mrs. Stella Sandall, will ftilerLin Mi. Mrs. Noble Sandall joined 1 op and family attended the Warner, 30" Band with Mr. Melpha Koldewyn, i of all the land area in the in Wyoming funeral service of Mrs. Bish- Mrs. Mildred Horne, Mias Marilyn Ftllmnue and chil- their husbands 'world, according to The World at sizes of 10Q.D0 che Hod Sanders Ranch president, announced. Marie Stewart, Mrs. Sarah dren Randy, Brian ami Linda ops father, T. Henry Arm- B. Book Encyclopedia. Robthe G'' Labor weekend. Olive Texas Mrs. of in Uie Day Abilene, Strong, A'l.ona Club strong, at Bountiful First Circle Saw, 3 H.P. Motor 2C0.QQ LDS before uhey Mr. Roetla Horsley, and Ward, Friday after- ins, Mrs. Myrtle Larkins, near future Mrs. Virginia Larkins and leave for three jvars in. Ja- Mr. Mrs. Wilma' noon. Kayille Betty Kilfoyle visited Evening Bridge 1 Turner Drill Press.. 100.00 pan. Her husband Lt. Re.td ni Brigham City Wednesday Buhler will be hostess to Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred Shef- Mrs. 11a Cottrell. e RichMrs. Leone Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fillmore left lor Japan Sun- with Mr. Samuel E. Snow. field spent last weekend at 1 A 'Lunas members of the Wood Turning with Cottrell will were entertain Ihe Roosevelt, guests mond, day. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Conrad Downey, Idaho as guests of 25.00 Mr. and Mrs. Alton Ware, for a week of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Walter lluh- - and family are moving to Club at her home ednesday Evening Bridge Club at her home Thursday. evening. and Mr. and Mrs. George DeVere Spencer and Mr. ler spent the Labor Day Moncena, Washington. 1 Woodward. F. visit-10.G0 Heber Saw James weekend (As at Is) City, j Ware. Jig Mr. and Mrs. K. B. CoMrs, Roland Wright and ing relative. Mrs. Morris Johnson and 2 10 Pipe Bench 5.03 family will attend a family family, Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. William ttrell, Sail Luke, visited Saturday with hi mother, .Mr. GiUonlte k a hydrocarbon found in the Uintah Basin of party at the home of Mr. and Thursday with her mother, Richards, New York Cty, Amelia Cottrell, Norah Mrs. Barnett. and will Utah and Colorado. It has long been used to make arrive Tuesday will Mr. and Mrs. Obert C. TanAnderson left Mon- be guests of Dr. and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Parley YYehb battery cases, asphalt tile, road mixes, paints, inks, Take Them for $450.00 $540.03 ner in Salt Lake, Saturday dayRobert Ohio G. Gibbs Smith. for eteam Akron, aud Webb pipe insulation, etc Now it is also processed into plane by Mrs. Bradley grandson honor in of evening, s Mrs. Carl Sabin enter- - returned from a week extremely pure coke and high octane gasoline. Mined Johnsons mother, Mrs. Luel-l- a where he will spend a week business tained at birthday tion trip to Medford, only in Utah, Giisonite makes 'a substantial contribution R. Adams, who is 84 years on a government to Utah's economy hundreds employed in mining the honor in week where last her gon, they visited with SHIRLEY of age. There will be six trip. earn nearly $2,000,000 a year. who product Mrs. Webb Mr. two Bell, Mrs. sons. was and seven Danny Bitter Margaret of her nine living children in attendance, along with visited for a few days with years old September 3, and and toured the Lava Beds. OR her sister, Mrs. Lavida Lark- Gary was six year old Au- Crater Lake and Redwoods their families. "From the earth comes an abundant fife lor all" PAUL HEYWOOD (At Shop) in Layton Mr. and Mrs. Marlow ins, left Tuesday for her gust 25. Each h;,4 J5 of of Californ ia. Los Angeles, Cali- their friends to ceuGrate the Keyes and daughter Marilyn home in 1 1)109 tf. occasion with thnn. fornia. are vacationing in Oregon, Mr. and Mrs. AlKiu Rowe Mrs. Norah Barnett was Crater Lakes, Northwest down the coast to Califor- spent the Labor Day week- a guest for a few days in nia where they will visit end with her father at Delta. Ogden last week at the Old Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. homeg of hcr son George with their son Mr. and Mrs. Brad and sons and Barnett and her Bailey and returnfamily, Jerry Keyes, before IN LAYTON Mrs. Scott, San Diego, California, daughter, Roland ing home. BaiFifty adults attended the are visiting with Ilrs. Mr. Wright 1ar.d family. and family, Mrs. can Sessions underneighborhood party Wednes- leys sister Mrs. Nate Kilfoyle. went .surgery last Wednesday evening at the home of and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Kichins. Captain and Mrs. Paul day. ,ihe lias returned home. Self-Servi- ce Mr. and Mrs. R. (J. Bond It was the annual patio din- Moss and daughte r Leigh Moses spvnt the Labor Day week-e.i- d ner party with games and Ann, Larsen AFBb in Manti with relatives. Latest MAYTAG equipments 20 Washers entertainment. They wel- Lake, Washington, are visitVisitors with her week one for two new as comed during the week families ing Wrinkle Water Free Dryers, Rain Soft 6 Large Commercial, Mr. and Mrs. parents, Mr. and Mis. John of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Giles neighbors, John Major Scrowcroft, and L. Kneedy and other rela- and family were: Mr. and WATCH FOR OPENING OF THIS WONDERtives. They arrived to attend Mrs. Roy Lewis, Mrs. WilMr. and Mrs. Benz. FUL NEW COIN OPERATED SERVICE. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Peter- the wedding of Capt. Moss liam Giles, Mr. and Mrs. Located adjacent to Holt Lanes Bldg. son and family left Friday brother, Stephen Moss in James T. Giles, all of Bait Lake. for their home at Anaheim, Salt Lake. 1333 It. Mrs. Russell Hebdon and Mrs. H. Dr. and Lorenzo California, visiting with his sister and her fam- Snow, North Dakota, are vis- son Alton, returned to their ily, Mr. and Mrs. Charley iting with his sister, Sir. and home in Chesterfield, Idaho, Beutter at Mariposa, Cali- Mrs. Nate Kilfoyle and fam- after spending a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. fornia enroute home. ily. Ivan Sessions. JJer son AlMr. and Mrs. Lionel SimMr. and Mrs. Hugh Barnc-mons and children, Gary, are moving into the home, ton had arm surgery while and Call Your Neighborhood Dealer Carolyn, Phoenix, formerly occupied by Mr. in Utah. TWO Mrs. Sabin and Mrs. Arizona, have been visiting and Mrs. Keith Conrad and Maxine Torrance, Mr. Taylor, and family. with her parents, -CLEARFIELD MOVING & STORAGE visited in Brigham Mrs. William Slade, and with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Giles Cal;? a with friend, City Mr. and Mrs. Curtis glade were guests Sunday of Mr. Mrs. Tuesday Farmington and Bountiful, Call Collect DeAnn Waddups. and family. and Mrs. Joseph Orgill in A large number of emMr. and Mrs. William TA Layton. DISTILLERS PRODUCTS COMPANY THE OLD SUNNY BROOK CO., LOUISVILLE. KY DISTRIBUTED BY NATIONAL KENTUCKY Slade and their partners and daughter Beth, ployees y Mr. and Mrs. William 1310 1 5t. KENTUCKY BLENDED WHISKEY, 86 PROOF - 65 GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY, SO PROOF Mrs. Curtis Slade and fam- of the Clover Club Foods Co. entertained for the held a picnie Saturday eveBarton family, Sunday evening at Hods hollow. Guests included Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sabin ning. B. Effie Miller, Mr. and Mrs and family visited in Bear Russell Barton and family, River City with Mrs. Ethel Mr. and Mrs. Blair Burton AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Taylor and at Tremonton and family, Centerville; Mr. with her father, David Stan-de- r, Factory Trained Mechanic Factory Authorized Service and Mrs. Jerry Furgnson Front End Alignment Motor Analyaia on Sunday. and children, Ogden; Mr. Carburetor and Electrical Tune-u- p Complete Brake Service Frank Butler and sons and Mrs. All Typei Automatic Tranamiaaiona State Inspection Station Clifton Jenson and No. 4. spent the Labor Day week- family, Sunset. PERRY STEWART, INC, 180 N. Main, Kayaville, Phon 101 end at the Uintas, fishing. G.M.C. TRUCKS Morris Johnson spent the A group of friends held a We Repair All Makea Your Local Texaco Dealer weekend at Kamas on the home the at farewell i. ROY FUDGE AUTO SERVICE, SPECIALIZING IN EN- of Mrs. party Turner bow and arrow, deer hunt Melvina GINE TUNE-U- P Mr. and Mrs. Bert Turner in honor afternoon Electrical and Carburetor Delco Batteries Tuesday Motor Analysis AU Automatic Transmission and Brake of Mrs. Turner who is mov- have moved to Sait Lake to Service Mr. and ing to Salt Lake City. Guests make their home. Front End Alignment R. G. Bond have purPrig-mor- e, Mrs. Bertha Mrs. included: Steering Corrections and Wheel Balancing Mrs. Elizabeth Stew- chased their home and will J. ROY FUDGE, 166 South Main, Layton, Phone 9S6 or Kays. 131-Mrs. Julia Webster, Mrs. move in this week. art, IVE QUIT lt z- in-lr- 1 ! Yith 16" 1 Wallace, Saw saws Rol-dewy- one-six- all th 112" Walker Ktn-svill- Lath Chisels , Gikonite visited Clamp a Utah exclusive vara-partie- IIEYW00D utah tteniHG association 9-- SUMMIT BROOK West Whiskey OPEN SOON The Hew Holt The Great of the Laundry 9--3 after MOVING? e UNNY BROOK OFFERS GREAT KENTUCKY WHISKIES STRAIGHT AND BLEND! YOU Pt G2 Cm-pleb- 9-- r SERVICE INFORMATION Modern Union Pacific Facilities PONTIAC-CADXLLA- KEEP YOUR FREIGHT SHIPMENTS MOVING C R rnMOBILES USED Ai c, OD BUY A GOOD DEAL, Each car la in excellent running READY TO GO A GOOD CAR LETS DEAL! eonuition. BANK TERMS WE TAKr TRADE-IN- S We Bought Them Right We Can Sell Them Right! 1 DICKS MOTOR SALES, 878 North Main, Sunset. Ph. TA T LINE HIGHWAY 81 AT Coma in and Leta GET ACQUAINTED" A SIGN UP CAFE'S SIGNAL CAFE, Layton, Utah ELVA G. VAUGHN, Manager OPEN DAILY Mon. 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