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Show I The 9 15,1958 JOURNAL-Ap- nl Foundation planting Reinforce nev; Clothes for Farmington Hews... Governor Clyde reports it Rases of the I'.S a Mildred Millard attended ea n idal 'inner Thui 'day night uieau. In the1 111 y e.u s of Utah ake at the home ot Our ol this happv in Salt Your foundation planting earning can be obtained by diawing the No. homo mg Manly n spnngtimc prospectenioyment nnd-uhe tcmpeied must ,eai1 Route, f add or detract from the valuel.wo lines, beginning at the who was mat neel Mem-iawony over most of the state ,y the , (( llltlon owe is, our house. So it pays in die of y our fiont dooi step Run A few stitches that lemfoite ihas been. Will we have enou 7 Apr tin Itavy snow packs that many ways to consider caie-full- v a line to either fiont comet a new garment often pay divid- watei to lai'e, good eiops? li hat an excellent watei 1 a at sup. he Guild met Wedheight before buy mg plants foi of the house ending land, wate i' promise in making it wear longer chis scmi-a- n aN hold nesday literary f mxt ' .. this" purpose, acini ding to L. S halfway between the caves and ends at the heone ed mglit cont. ollmg facto, and keep its good looks, points the final mp lllpat (f floildi. Flo0(i. Alice Milieu. Tile hook, Dont of uiwhuh Kogeis, Davis County agiieul-tura- l .he giound. our especially Davis economy, mt Raima Swindle, tiul), bp t.tloudv (idlu. Die k the Daisies," by Jean Kei i Diaw this on a snapshot of agent. agi lc ultui al economy. mme f Us have'foigot County home agent. is the most the house or on a line drawing Overplanting Miss Theta Johnson, exten- - Last yeui was t reasonably 'em the expeiienic m l'T.J, Or, common etror made by amateui made to the proper scale. door-1 'ion Dom the clothing specialist at Utah good one foi most of the state. mi sum -- if we do nut make landscape gaideneis. I'eihaps stretchto stung be- - State a I'niveisitv, Logan, specially for the southern part ome sensible piepaiatmns tc halfway hc'ght step foi this is a the leason can in eet ai v eventuality th.it mav stitch time of a the state which had 'uffeiec that anti the eaves the giound.jgests impatience to fiM the mend-n- g drouth. difficult ave a iat te. luulouged lengthy, thn.ugli empty spots quu kly - be cue the Youi foundat a n plants, when for a good joIjs latei. piospects Happily, Alta, the l'amoii' wmtei , jn a have withsize full-should fall plants propel giown, waU-supply aie even better ,.psolt above Salt lake City Here aie her suggestions. chance to matuie Hence the in snow depth la't week wa- "ite SeamsStrengthen nairow this y.at than they tendency to plant too much and ftah State Unnei'ity Snow Suivey -) inches, with a leavy watei Ihe Aprd seams stitched or by loosely to choose materials that glow capP evneit-- . horn- (.(,ntent. Tlie .ueumukited h.ng a seam about Kepoit and Watei Supply fast without legatd to their If the clou, ,S n. the e elite, mac hine-'t.t- c oi the inch i ttian iginal l, . deeper Will u'tmate size." f tie he.use the .ines i v atiuu Seiviee m c ..) lf tbe w eatlu should 'la ve uj, ?(.t the 1Tuuhme f.u Mr. Rogeis says a good gen- met! leal. If the deoi is o! with the State Lngi-Ianinch. wt.t a weeks lung' i and Pitches 1(; jiamn pei one line w ll1 ri',1 mo.ej eial guide for foundation plint-kh- e 1 Uh StHU l'n- - then tun. to a su.loen and pm Fasten :ul, t! intent th.eads. tnStation, ono-e- l hot spell, the runott Lpei ttiicaet ends hv nulling to theveIMt' dilates excellent watei t e u h flood om- ms.de .and tying serum ly. Ot speets thiough mo't of tlon and needle a them thiouuh iun tates fanning aua, fioin I noted with fasten with a few e.v et Cache County outh to the Am- tion have Salt Lake 'atisfae s that tite lies. (Tty c hen del This is ollal.o! ated nave alitady launched a Phukets: Stiengthen the ends elia of plackets with extra stitches program to clear the watei uhamiels that may soon hi or even with a tape stay sewed ANNIVERSARY i ..nglv axed to the lm it 1 on the end of the undeiside. ui go other I tab communities Oviicii't or stitch down any SPECIAL! that may he simdaily thicat loose or flaying edges that ticei to take1 c on, pa able ae might catch in a zipper. lion Pocket eoi nets: Reinforce at Not on ty communities, but all the cot nets any pocket that is feu U'e rather than decoration. companies, watei mngition Noithem Davis ( ounty 1)1 T user groups and mdiviiiual Rcinfoice with narrow tape scheduleof faimeus should act NOW to the Apnl meeting stitehed on the underside tn line with the poehet Segxi Lily Camp will meet at clear ohsti uc lions Horn tltn gaur.ent APRIL ehanni'ls, bolstcu any weak spot' top Stiteh it in with the renpm.. Aptil 1U, at the home The les-,c- n along the hanks and otheiwise Flitltleis net s. if Real will be piesented by Loiet-l- a he l evilly foi possible tlood size Fastenings: Resew loose butA little wink now runoffs. tons with strong thiead seRue. emed by a final South Webt l Camp will meet .ould save thousands of elol-l,- u s damage m a few weeks stitch on the undeiside. it 1 pm. on A pi ll IT, at the home of Yoinia Cov; lesson hym few days time. Lav erne By bee. A tvpical situation is found Sun Bonnett Camp will meet(,n Beaver Riven, whcie the it 1! pm on A pi ll IT at the (nk Fold Reservoir is al- The Kaysville home of Maltha Dalton. Beat- leady nearly full lf some wa Kaysville KEG. 1 0.9 Blanch American Association rice Page will piesent the les- - ter 1' not chained off now, the of Univeisity Women met Mon- son, county vi'itois will he heavy lunoif in May and June day with the Bountiful group Louise Nielson and Iiretta might cause serious flood dam at the latter high school to heal Rice. age- - or even weaken eu de- Sun Bonnet Camp will meet tioy the dam. Di. W Whitney Smith, KEG. 10.95 of Utah State Univer- at 2 pm. on April 10 at the In view ef tills lattel elaiigei sity, and his wife discuss home of Saiali Gilt', 1st West the State Engineer has oi detect Percale Changing Status m the Mid- and 1st South, Kaysville. I es lelease of watei Imm the dam, son by Colleen Hutchins. dle East. in a schedule eaielullv planned DRESS LENGTHS Mis. lone Grange, president Wagon Whecd Camp will meet to ptovide adequate storage of the local branch, has an- at 7:30 p.m. on Apnl 2 at the space during the season f flood nounced that the state conven- home of Maiy Talbot Inez till eat, hut leave the leseivoli tion will be held April 25 and Barker will piesent the les- lull at the end of the peak House in son. jet at the Tyrolean t unoli. Ogden Canyon. All members Wild Rose Camp will meet State Engineer Wayne I) Y e come a long way to are uiged attend. at 7 :.7o p.m. on Apnl lo at the Criddle is acting on legal since calicos! Today, home of Janie Nelson. Lesson to forestall a threat to the safety of the Rocky Foro Furiows made on the contoui by Edella Smith. Penneys aie small tei races; funovvs Sunset Camp will meet at Dam. The flood control hne washable prints go plowed up and down hills are :."0 pm. on Apnl lx at the fits will be incidental and secsmart in family fashhome of Lois Hardman, .Txti N. ondary to this action. The State futuie gullies. ions, go to windows Main, Sunset. Lesson by Marie Engineer has no authority to g Case. indie be will to the visitois corner, tia pert cafes! oilier flood control measures, steeply County that taller plants on that Lucille Johnson and Melinda nor does any othei state offi side will help to achieve a bal- Gieen. cial. However, utizens and anced effect. Oak Leaf Camp will meet at citizen groups should woik If you would like your house T :( p.m. on April Hi at the onei getically and intelligently ti appeal widei, place plants home of Pauline Waterfall. in their own inteiest to prevent beyond the corners of the house Phillips Cantp will meet at possible flood damage. withthat will grow to a height p m. on Apnl in at the home The- - possibility of in a continuation of your lines of Mary Bowman Carol ( ollett nds (in a nunlbei ol noola ( from the doorstep. will pie'ent the county fact the thlef of whlch In general, foundation plants visitors will be Lima Lagg',hp S weather from here on out. used aiound modem houses and Ella Getty. slow, even runoff over a long hould be low and spreading Hollyhock Camp will meet at period of time would he ideal Low plants aie especially J i m on Apnl IT at the heme suelden hot and a fa't at dooi ways and unelei of Ethel Cm budge Le''on hv unoff could hespell damaging. has house miles windows the Violet fall. S Again let me urge you tc a high foundation. Iti' Camp will meet at 1! pm nake ready foi anything that The twig colonng and winter on Apnl lo at the home ol may happen, by keeping a effects of many deeiduou-shiub- Ruble Holhiook Dorothy amount ed lexervon make them as inteiest-m- Stringham and Ina Reeve will " toiage space available foi as evergreens. Except foi he the county vmtoi'. small flowering species such as Mountain View Camp will cmeigenciex and by having all crab meet at 7:70 pm. on Apnl lo water channel' m fin-- das' dogwood or flowering which may produce a pleasant it the home of Nellie Sc how hape. Keep a clo'e check oi ffect at the corner of a house I f"on by Mr'. Bi links. Vi'itois ihe snow suivey' and the US. tiees have no proper place in lone Sandall and Edna Lay- Weathei Buicviu bulletins fc uncl.it. n planting Let us all weak together tc la n. Rae hel Layton Warren Camp make BCs a banner year fot Kememhei that it is not necessary to hide cveiy expanse will meet at " p.m. on Apnl Utah not mailed by damage from the veiy watei that brings if wall. Sum. tunes a better ef- 17. Le"or by Cm a By bee. 26 NOKTII MAIN fect is ohta ne.il by placing Seagull Cemp w 11 meet at life to this 'emi-de'Cregion T:lo p.m. on Apnl 10 at the plants at the doorway and LAYTON, UTAH home of Jean Smith. Le"on by and letting the lawn where iun light up to the house, Luc llle Wilcox. Bv (.eorge by the Ih I lvde 'her Longer wear 1 1 1 was given by Mina Marston of Bountiful, a member of the Junior iterary Club. Mrs. da Iratt, of Salt Lake, y visited m Raimmgton on at the home of her 1 Sat-uidu- sis-Lei-- in law, Mr'. lavica ITatt. Walter Gregory , small son of llaiold and Mary Ethel tell from a cedar ory, Greg- chest from which he was jumping and broke his arm. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Decker and two children of Denver, viswith Mrs. ited on the week-en- d Deckers (Melba) mother, Mrs. Mary Bennion. They drove Owen Beninons, who had been vacationing with them, home. The Sewing Club, made up of wives of railroad men, met Thursday for lunch at the home of Alice Miller. The afternoon. was spent sewing and visiting-Mis. Fay Snyder was a guest, 1 sug-twee- n -- na-tui- THURSDAY - FRIDAY SATURDAY 1 -- Two Big Events Combined - T 1 - j- "'i , -- V -- lor Added Savings for All! i d A LUCKY LAYTON VI"J!UKU SII0PP0RTUNITY DAYS and-ovei -- ofti-cial- -- April DUP ' Schedule i - 17. 18. 19 SHOES ovei-and-ov- Kaysville AAUW Fiancees' Heels Joyce Shore viir pro-fess- Buster Brown Shoes $ Happy Hikers Full Cotton Skirts nylon- -cotton seven rows of lace, tied satin! Hand with wash, drip dry, little Sizes: or Small, medium, large. .... $ 1 09 Tapered Pants 98 to s V Our Fabulous 56th brings you machine washable flower and abstract prints. Many with taffetized finish. Elasticized waist. Misses and half-sizecrease-resistan- g. at-m- Dan River Dresses t, s. X 'on, 1 $E98 New Spring Blouses Sport Shirts Penneys dacron batiste baby dolls are frothed with machine New Slim Spring Skirts $198 SUNUACKS 266 00 yards PRINT COTTON MORE LACE ON OUR RAIiY DOLUS 1 09 i 00 & S S rca-onah- s 98 t LflYTOH DEPT. STORE c it ce.i-ne- Jaycees, JCK North of Layton Gala Re-openi- DAVIS on Highway 91 For The 1958 Season, Thur. Night, April 17 ng Under new ownership THURS. THEATRE DRIVE-I- N & management. Everything new in vivid summer colors! SAT.f APRIL FRIDAY 17-13-- DOUBLE 19 FEATURE PROGRAM GireCaht Keip It SUNDAY MONDAY. APRIL DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM 20-2- 1 Trooper w Sun PHOOK COLOR by Oe LUXE CinemaScopE i4 by ?Oth cntury TUES.VEDNESDAY A Mii THURS., APR.22-23-2- 4, DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM i NEW SNACK BAR NEW LIGHTING- I50X OFFICE OPENS 6:30 - -- FREE CHILDREN'S PLAYGROUND FIRST SHOW STARTS AT 7:30 Kaysville The Jaycees and the JCIxT will meet Thui'day at s p m. in the Larkin Cafe dining liKini to di'iuax corning state and national conven-- , ions. Nominations foi presi- -' dent of the organization for the coming year will also be made. Funeral held For Horace ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL Ji! , E. Eldredge Funeral services Clearfield weie helil today (Tuesday) at TJx South State, Salt Iaikt City, for Horace E. Eldredge. Tli, who died last Finlay afterNevada noon at his home lll Stieet, Anchorage, Cleai field, of pulmonary embolism. Born April, lss, m Salt Lake City, he was a son of Mr. ana Mrs. Alanson Kldiedge. He and his first wife, Leie'ta, were mairied in 1!1.. They were later divorced. In B.H1 he married Peail Robinson. A member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, he had served to the Southern a mission State1' Suivivois include his widow, Cleai field; sous and a daughter Melvin Eldiedge, Salt Lake ' itv; Mis. Call (Louise) Grif-fIdaho Falls, Idaho; anu Uvle Eldiedge, Bountiful. There aie also six grandchildien and brothers and sisteis: Owen Holladay; Mrs. Letitn RayF. Ouist, Cottonwood; mond, Pocatello, Idaho; ant Ikr'ihel Eldudge, Salt Lake City. 1 -- 4 S7vw" (TN- GOLD STRIPED RA ENDOW CANNONS 2 for UNIVERSITY 22 by 41 inches Fare Towels 3 for STYLE SLACKS! 77c $1 by 25 inches fi for $1 Mash Cloths 12 by 12 inches for money I or fashion, you can't beat Penneys top quality Cannons. accented with 15 glittering gold mylar looped. Deep stripes. Strong selvages. fi v Boys' Mens $2.44 $2.83 - SAVE ON MENS BLUE CIIAM BRAYS Sizes 14)4 to He likes that plain front, buckle hack, tapered look! polishStrong mercerized Sanfor-izedi.ed cotton sheen, Suntan, charcoal or brown with black. J 17 Heres Penneys regular ounce chambray . full cut over Penneys own proportioned patterns, expertly tailored and fully 4.4 - s Sanforized. I |