| OCR Text |
Show WEEKLY REFLEX-DAV- NEWS JOURNAL, OCTOBER 28, 1976 IS Spook A UeV Enj oys 90th Date and respect Admiration of central and north Davis County as one of the few general stores in the area. describe the life of one of Kaysvilles most gracious women, Mrs. Lydia Jolley - A. " ... 0 Sheffield, who will be observing her 90th birthday anniversary on Monday, Nov. 1 ' her family members in with California. A FRIENDLY smile, a kind word and love for everyone are the traits that portray the this special person. life of She is a friend to everyone. Still active, taking care of her keeps her occupied home daily. SHE IS especially fond of children. She enjoys watching them mature into fine men and women. Mrs. Sheffield taught school for many years and is remembered as a kind and an affectionate teacher. MR. AND MRS. MILTON CALL Note 50th Date . The golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Milton H. Call was observed by the couple on Wednesday, Oct. 27. I THEY were married October 27, 1926, in the LDS Salt 5 Lake Temple. They made their first home in Bountiful for a short time, later moving to West Layton, where they have since resided. It was here that Mr. Call engaged in being a successful farmer and cattle rancher. He retired somewhat from this about seven years ago. MR. AND Mrs. Call have both been actively engaged in numerous positions in the LDS church. Mr. Call has been an MIA superintendent, and Sunday School superintendent, a home teacher, and too a teacher in Priesthood Ethel Thurgood. She was born in Clearfield, but spent the greater part of her life growing up in Syracuse. MRS. CALL has worked in the Primary organization, Sunday School and Relief Society organizations, and was a visiting teacher in the latter until poor health forced her to stop. The couple are parents of four children. They are Mrs. Don (LaRue) DeWitt, of East Layton, Robert Call, Dean Call and Mrs. Dennis (Ver-nettWilson, all of West Layton. They also boast of 16 grandchildren and six greatgrandchildren. a) party will honor the couple at their home on Saturday evening, Oct. 30. vsb A FAMILY Announcements Invitations & 67th Anniversary Honored by their many friends last week at the Heritage Center in Clearfield was a couple celebrating their 67th wedding anniversary, Herbert and Elsie Wood. THE TWO were married in Waterloo, Iowa in 1909 and lived there for two years. They moved to Salt Lake City and later Duchesne where they farmed. Mr. Wood delivered the first bottled milk to Duchesne Planning a November Temple marriage is Miss Merrilee Bowman of 313 residents by horse and wagon. After the start of world war I, they moved to Carbon County where Mr. Wood was a tipple foreman in the mines for many years. IN 1945, the couple moved to Clearfield to be closer to their daughter, Margaret. They were instrumental in establishing the Clearfield Community Church and are still active members. Mr. Wood served as a Clearfield City councilman for ten years. They both now enjoy many hours at the Heritage Center in Clearfield which Mrs. Wood describes as a Godsend to the elderly. die For Appointment 2 AFTER arriving in Kaysville in 1910 to teach school in the elementary grades, she met Fred A. Sheffield, whom she later married. They were the parents of four sons and one daughter. Mrs. Sheffield quit teaching school after her marriage and devoted her time to raising her family. SHEFFIELD was manager of the Sheffield department store, a pioneer MR. store established in 1880 on Kaysvilles Main Street where the Kaysville Flower and Gift Shop is presently located. re- & HE HAS 37 13 November 24 in a ceremony to be performed in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. THE COUPLE will be honored at a wedding breakfast at the Lion House following their marriage ceremony. A wedding reception will be held that evening at the home of the bride elect. An open house is to be held in their honor in Bell, Calif, in December. MISS BOWMAN graduated from Davis High School and will also graduate from Brigham Young University in December, with a BS degree in Early Childhood Education. The prospective bride- from groom graduated Brigham Young University last August and is teaching at Orem Elementary School in Orem. He had fulfilled a LDS mission to the Andes Peru Mission. FOLLOWING the marriage the couple plan to live in the Provo area where they will work and continue their education. WILLIAM PERKINS An open house will be held Friday, Oct. 29 to honor William Richard Perkins of 40 Crestwood Road, Kaysville, on the occasion of his 80th birthday. - 28, 1896, in Kaysville, a son of Frederick Richard and Rose Ann Burton Perkins. He has resided in Kaysville all his life. ON SEPTEMBER 13, 1916, he was married to Mamie Coombs in the Salt Lake Temple. He has been active in the LDS Church serving in many of the various auxiliary organizations, has been a genealogical worker for his family organization and served in many political and civic positions. HE RETIRED from the Utah-Idah- Layton Births Dalene Baker Love and Leon Hugh Love of Layton are the parents of a baby boy that was born October 15 in Bountiful. The baby will be named Dirk Mathew Love. Grandparents of the new boy are Mr. and Mrs. Dale H. Baker of Layton and Mr. and Mrs. John Love also of Layton. o Sugar Company. He has six sons and three daughters: William M. Perkins, Coeur dAlene Idaho; L. Dean Perkins, of Boasting over the arrival of DuWayne D. Anderson of 971 Oxford Drive, Kaysville. The new addition arrived on Oc- tober 13 at the Lakeview Hospital in Bountiful and weighed at 7 lbs. 15 oz. The new baby mattes five children and five sons. At in home to welcome the new playmate is Darin, Blake, Eric and Tyson. Mrs. Anderson will be remembered as the former Sally Blaxham of Kaysville. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bloxham, Kaysville; Mr. and Mrs. Don Anderson of Salt Lake City and Lee Anderson of Murray is the From Tigard, Ore. comes word of the arrival of a son, Nathan Davis, bom October 8 to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Purdy former Kaysville residents. The lad weighed in at 7 lbs. 9 oz. and is their first child. The new mother is the former Denise Van Ausdal of Kaysville. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Purdy, and Mr. and Mrs. Elton Van Ausdal both of Kaysville. are The Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Iverson of Salt Lake City and Mrs. Thelma Purdy of Bountiful. ts 30 Wot 100 North. Bountiful. Utah Complete selection: LDS Hospital in Salt Lake. At the present time, little Every gown discounted 292-518- 1 Sizes 3 thru 20 University of Utah Hospitals new bom baby center weighs four pounds four and f ounces. Hopefully, the baby will be able to come home this weekend. Grandparents of the tiny infant are Mr. and Mrs. Chris Higgs of Layton and Mrs. Mary Shinsel of Salt Lake, dg & 20 Off For personal attention Phone or after 7:00 From one-hal- 13 for this event group - Odds & jackets etc. 25 sfl Ends Siam Yard 4 to 7 Boys Knit Shirts Sweaters Regular Value 6.99 CLOSEOUT Now 50 11 50 each each Save Today 4 Daya Only Girls Jackets Pajamas & Gowns Pretty Prints, size 4 to 14. Regular 2.98 to 3.98 Values Ladies Waterproof Men's Dress Shirts Special purchase at 8.00 each. For this sale - cotton & Polyester. Reg. 2.49 Value with collars Regular 23.00 to 50.00 Values Save Save Allen of Provo. Mrs. Corrine Kirkpatrick of Provo is the child, a boy they will name James Herman Higgs. The three pound l5l2 ounce premature baby was bom in the Higgs van en route to the Jamey who is still in the Ideal for Pants, Kaysville and Mrs. Erma New Bridal Dept. their eighth Values 16.00 to 20.00 Reduced Pants and Vests. Ladies 2 pairs Oaaamant Spadal 45 Blue Denim - The pleased grandmothers include Mrs. Leon Gardner of MAXINES On October 5, Allan and Laurie Shmsel Higgs became the parents Gar- den Grove, Calif.; Mrs. Ronald C. (Elaine) Savage, Ogden; Mrs. Kenneth n (Marsha) Rackham, Roy; Harold C. Perkins, Richard O. Perkins, M. Eugene Perkins, Vaughn J. Perkins, and Mrs. Frank (Beverly) Ferrante, all of Kaysville, Bftmro Ladies Denims One Many colors, 77 pair a son are Mr. and Mrs. FRIENDS and relatives are invited to call at his home from 7 to 9 p.m. Mr. Perkins was bom Oct. eph One Group Special Men's Dress Socks Nancy. off thla weekend Only ALSO REDUCED Its a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kirkpatrick of 159 North 300 East, Kaysville. The new addition arrived on October 16 at the McKay hospital and weighed in at 9 lb. 1 oz. Mrs. Kirkpatrick is the former Bonnie Gardner. She is being welcomed home by three brothers, Michael, Jay and Ryan and two sisters Shannon and MERRILEE BOWMAN Vi Vests to Match 9.00 to 11.00 , Coats All Marge Strong grandchildren Births In Kaysville ville. The couple will be married Oct Special Ellen Mitchell Polyester easy care. Regular 14.00 Value and 16 It is requested that gifts be omitted. THE BRIDE elect is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Bowman of Kays- Our Staff In Downtown Layton 100 in 1937, it served the residents Bobbie Owen Audrene Yates Tena Ann Wood Susan OKeefe Jeanine Sparks Ruby Enda Men's Dress Slacks Until Mr. Sheffields death Eileen Burke tired with the FBI services; Val J. Sheffield, an executive with Union Oil Company of California and lives at Glendale, Calif.; and Dr. Fred A. Sheffield, a retired colonel of the U.S. Army Medical Corps of Los Angeles, California. at or-old- er children. 2 NEW BEAUTICIANS House Crestwood Road, Kaysville, who will become the bride of Rolfe Andrus, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Andrus of 3848 Paloma Drive, Ventura, Calif. Accessories - Phone 376-98- 1 taught school at Richfield and Moroni prior to coming to Kaysville. Small children should be: accompanied by adults - Proudly Announces and nine granddaughters. Sheffield of Provo, who is turday nights, Oct. 29 and 30: from 7 to 11 p.m. The cost will ; be 50 cents per person. g QaisEHiDQamiiy dmiKBnnmuG She enjoys the accomplishof her 14 grandsons Her children are Elbert Sheffield, an attorney in Pasadena, Calif.; Mrs. Howard J. (Loma) Anderson, Washington, D.C.; Loftis She Kaysville. IT win, be Friday and Sa ments SHE WAS educated in, schools at Moroni and is a graduate of the Brigham Young University. She attended summer school at the U of U and Snow Academy at Ephraim. Plan Nuptials and other organizations. Mrs. Call was the former Distinctive Wedding MR. AND MRS. HERBERT WOOD blocks south of Davis High School on Main Street in SHE TAUGHT religion classes and also served in the YWM1A presidency and Sunday School stake board. Lauritzen Jolley. She was the oldest of 11 children. f Joseph Loftis and Sina 2 located approximately AFTER Mr. Sheffields death and the children were older, Mrs. Sheffield worked as a clerk at the Clearfield Navy Depot and later was employed at Hill AFB, as assistant librarian. She served 16 years as president of the LDS Primary organization in the original Kaysville First LDS Ward. AMONG her hobbies is an outstanding collection of fine china. She has written sketches of her parents lives as well as of her grandparents and other ancestors. She is still an active member of the Kaysville Art Club. She was born Nov. 1, 1886, at Moroni, Utah, a daughter-o- The Kaysville JCs are sponsoring a spook alley 292-518- 1 295-579- 3 each on each Special Purchaaa Mens Insulated Boots -Keep warm at work regular 35.00 Value you save at on each Boys Pants Cotton & Infants Sleep Polyester tor Tuff Wear, size 5 to 1 6 -- Reg. 5.98 Value Now 00 Pair E.O.M. Special 40 Pairs only LaiSes Better Shoes Girls Blouses Regular 18.00 & 20.00 Values and Tops . mi Flay Sets - 100 Nylon asst Patel Colors, Reg. 2.50 Value Your Choice H 75 each Just aGood Buy 45 Corduroy ' New Fall Colors, Reg. 2.98 Value Knits and Plains size 4 to 14 Special Price at & Save 99 20 Pair Gift Dept Special Assorted sizes Goldtone Bowls. Ideal for candy tidbits etc. Only on each Rummage Table -- Mens Denims, Ladies Prewashed Pants. Odds & Ends - all at giveaway cleanup prices. BO Cotton Knits - Florals on solids fine for tops & Dresses. Regular 1.98 Value Save at $fl25 raw each yard |
