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Show Page 2 25, 1958 JOURNAL-Fe- b Honor past P-T- Mr. and Mrs. Russell Barton, Norma Preece Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Futg'on, Phone Ka;s. 761) Kay-vilMrs. Janies Purdy Ogden; Mr. and Mrs. Clifton end two children, Carolyn and Jensen, Sunset, and families Jeffrey, and her mother Mrs. 'and Mrs. Effie B. Miller were '"4 Lois y Stephens left Sunday for guests at a family party San Francisco, California. Mrs. evening at the home of Purdy and children will sail Mr. and Mrs. William Cmpleby. Thursday, February 27 for Mr. and Mrs. Howard Open- Okinawa to join her husband, Lt Purdy for three years, who shaxv have received word their Mrs. Caiol Partain is stationed with the U.S. Air daughter Force there. Mrs. Stephens will! has arrived in Athens, Gieece afely to join her husband, who iet urn home in a week. is stationed theie xxith the U.S. Mrs. Virginia Fpperson left! Air Force. .x 'J Wedne-da- y Mr. and Mrs. W. H. by plane to attend the National Editorial Asso-latio- n Nampa, Idaho, is visit-n- g for a few days at the home convention in New Louisiana. She plans to of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Coulam. pend three weeks and visit Ies--Uca-a- n Mexico City, Guatemala, Mr. Fmerx Buhler and Mr. and all points of interest R. Goff, Vale, Oiegon, were before returning home. Mrs. Gordon Gurr had as visitors Tuesday evening of his Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tuesday guests, her mother, luother, Mrs. Maxine Ahleen and her Iiahler. Applications are still being ter, .Mrs. Norma Burt, both f Salt Lake City. ircepted'for the American Red Swimming for teachers Mrs. Velma Hallman ind Aids Training classes to three sons, Centerx die, oe held during summer months fuests this week of her Mr. and Mis. Howard at the Lagoon Resort. Any of nts, $" 5, - .; the ladies in Kaysville xxho are Ipenshaw. inteu-te- d should contact and Mrs. Kffie B. Miller xisited reei-te- r with Mr-- . Gordon Gurr, and with her Monday Tuesday aughters and son and then phone amilies, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Golden Taylor left Sunday Furgeson, Ogden; Mr. and Mrs. for Sacramento, California for Blair Barton, Centerville. one xxeek. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Harr Mar-h- a Milligan, Logan, who md family visited in Clearfield ha- - been at the home visiting ith Mr and Mis. James Mead of her aunt and uncle, Mr and ind family. Mi- Eugene Pngmore the pa-- t B le ' .v J; i'? t 1 A'' -- Sat-uida- xi y vb. I V. s !5!C;?SissCi v-:,!W- 4 I i 7 - ' '-,;;- x ' "' if ; i . ' , ; , ' w. v v r ?rywvM . X . .'vi- VA ., 4 Hum-nhrey- -- V,,)'--'X ' v k ?y M i ''''' ' ? W $ Ho-pit- - J I I a .v -- 'Bring-- you Values galore Prices are down, way down at the 15. & 15. Department Store in La ton. WHY? Because we are daily receiving new spring goods which need tj be put So must make room out so SAVE NOW7 at our lowest ever February prices, plus added savings Green Stamps. of S-- II Layton 4th YWMIA Douglas D. Germer Has new officers Ouf of training t fakes Layton The Layton Fourth Ward Pi unary was reorganized at their Sacrament meeting, Sunday with Piesident Norma hornley and counselors, Maxine Rowe and June Bulkley be-n- g teleased. The new president for the organization is Maxine Rowe with June Bulk-lefirst counselor and Valerie Hill, second counselor Selma Hopkins was retained as secretary. men x, Nitrogen often is the difference between profit and break-- en on my wheat. Last year, I got up to 97 bushels of wheat per acre on irrigated land, and I figure USS Nitrogen Fertilizers played an important part in that yield. Thats the statement of Lyman M. Zollinger of Box F.lder County, Utah, one of the many successful farmers who increase profits with USS Nitiogen Fertilizers. Mr. Zollinger used 500 pounds of USS Ammonium Nitrate per acre on irrigated grain. Im sold on N because of the increased yields I counted at harvest time. He also used USS Nitrogen Fertilizers on 2100 acres of dryland small grains in Idaho and on his sugar beets with profitable results. Increase your yields with quality, USS Nitrogen Fertilizers, made by United States Steel. e fA e ssbp C w 0txgafif!,r , f? r x . ' v- U UWfOHW Q ; - ' hum 5 profit-producin- r jisttSS 7,::u Amos Canvas 4Pair Calif. In nine xxeeks of instruction, the "law recruit" is developed into a Navy Bluejacket, ready for duty xxith the fleet. The graduation exercises, a Odds 33lA 2 from Davis Layton Nitrogen Fertilizers INS Walk Together Except They Be Agreed?" p.m. Water baptism service at Assembly of God, Ogden Weber College Irving "Annie Get Your Bellin-music- ra- station KSOP. al Gun" 7:Hu base, lightweight plastic with strong handles. Reg. $2.08 "aC Now Non-dri- p )7 Rick Rack Bias Tape Etc. Half Price Rufflings 2 1 Sale Boys White Tee Shirts Sizes Nylon reinforced at points of strain. r 2-- 2 ' 69c Men's Dress Slacks Bound edges, Pastel Colors. 44 c 3 Ech $1.25 Special Clean-u- p Numbers At $7. 00 $4.44 See these for big savings! Brailsford-Bigg- s p.m. vice. Department Store on Tuesday, Wednesday and ednesday Thuisday exerting' of this week Midweek 7:."." p.m. prayer with each performance begini. The leads ate meeting at home of Rob-- . ning at ert Pfaender, LM2 W'est played by Miss Claudette Cook, (iolden Avenue. Syracuse, and I lean Lundhetg Friday Kay sville. State-xvid- e is being fellowship meetThe performance held in the Ogden High S hoo. ing at Layton city hall. Sei vices at 2:3(1, ti:3() auditorium and tickets cm b( Young Peoples and 7:3(i. at the door. puiiha-e- d A Special Purchase g3c Oval Laundry Basket Receiving Blankets 0,1 Items for the home hurry-iand take advantage of the last few day s of this big event. ..."it a.m. - Sunday School. 11 am a.m. Morning Wor-hi- p Sermon Topic, "Can Two In WC play ( Revival Time, Known Gadget Sale 83c foi g to All Priced to Clear West Golden Axe. Layton. Utah Rev. Donald L. Craig, pastor Phone Hlfi-212 a.m $2.67 Ladies' Sweaters and Skirts Church Schedule dio Plains and Tweeds, all good sizes and colors to select from. Each Now 50c Nationally Special Purchase HEAVY WASH CLOTHS dee tones and pastels Regular 25c Each Now for Rugs 99c YardageValues and Ends 29c Assembly of God V.'tu ar Q a Yard. NOW 2 groups to Choose From Tard a" " included a and teview officials and training in prepaiation future deployment to the Sunday Services Far Fast. 79 c Clean-u- p military dignitaries. civilian Pair 99 c Jerseys n, befoie Leoduro Romero, Hre-maCSN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lito Roim ro of TiT Marva Ave., I.ay ton, is seiving aboard the attack ail craft carrier USS Shangri-Loff the coast ol California with the V.S. First Fleet. The carrier is undergoing Q 5 ,w ei camp," parade BY THE YARD Wide assortment of printed Barkcloth a $1.00 value. Now Yard Gloves San Diego, Calif (FIITNC) Douglas 1), Germer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace 1). Ger-mof kL!7 Glen I)r., Layton, and husband of the former Mi Barbara J. King of Lay-tograduated front recruit Gaining Feh. 14 at the Naval Training Center, San Diego, of "hoot full dre.--s Drapery Fabrics Men's Work mailing the end of nine weeks Amos i EGOS Romero l.S. First Fleet (FIITNC) g I4TU L. Aboard carrier Order now from your fertilizer dealer. For information, write to United States Steel, 919 Kearns Building, Salt Lake City, Utah. Large Grade al Or-ean- s, . Jr--l s, Unnecessary week, ietumed home Thuisday. Layton Officers of tne Lay-to- n Training on the job. We will Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Flint are Elementary School PTA interview men from this area vacationing in California and honcued all pa-- t presidents of shortly after March I, regardArizona for two weeks with 'he organization at a Founding a very fine position. No Saterlelatives. Day Tea Thursday evening, Sunday work. Your Mr. and M rs. Dean Kynas- - February go in the cafeteria urday or will run from $325 to earnings ton, Nyssa, Oregon, has been of the school. Mrs. Howard $550 month net. Salary beper visit ng at the home of her Smith, chan man, progiant with training. Must have the gins paients, Mr. and Mr- -. Harry B. planned the ptogrant for Voll-mecar and be out four nights weekr Katehel. While heie they at- exemng and Mi- -. Robeit ly. If interested write TI Divitended the funeral service of took charge. sion Manager, P. (). Box 20(i5. her brother, Donald Eatehel in Mrs Oma Wilcox, a past Salt Lake City, Utah. Give Salt Lake. president, xxas gue-- t speaker your name, age, address and Mrs. Ralph Layton returned and music xxa- - furnished by All replies phone number. home from the LDS Mis. Lahoma Lindentan xvho strictly confidential. xxheie she had undergone treattxxo solos. vocal Light ang ment for a fexx davs. refreshments were served. . I a' & ' ' rff. :. ftY !' f -Y I : 'rV.y- . X V-""V- ; ' - r f 'Sr-- ia Experience heads A Just West of the Light in Layton Plenty o! Free Parking Phone 488 We Give Green Stamps S-- H Buy Your Lenten Foods Here - doz. 40C AMERICAN BEAUTY iacaroni 2z 2 fr 35c - sGa Purity Biscuit Go. Pecan Sundaes or OhGColate Fudge - 1-- FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 45c lb. IgA N.B.C PREMIUM I G. A. Tomato Juice I 46 oz. 4 fr $1 00 G. A. Flour Enriched 25 ib. si 98 OLD MILL 10 oz. Pure Fruit Preserves 4for$l oo SKIPPY IGA Cream or Chunk Peanut Butter 13 oz 38c ADAMS SUPER MARKET MONDAY THRU THURSDAY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 1 OPEH TILL 8 P. M. OPEH TILL 9 P. M. 6A LIBBY C0R11ED BEEF 2 OZ. 42c |