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Show The JOURNAL-Mar- Gary Batchelor On Tribune team Layton The Salt Lake team Class A Tilb-nne- KAYSVILLE CHURCHES Page 2 10, 1959 ch Fcrrasr Drivers wife First Ward reunion set Injured in For eating, visiting s U. Mi jO 3. A. to Addrass gin;, Kaysville Old friends, good food, a stimulating png-alav tm FuMivr M.ts U.?. X., Pa-- i. all males for a pleasart evening. That's in time at the an- Cbm Via Sim field IKxf.dd, it incudes Cary Batchelor, nual March 17th dinner and ward reunion of the kaysville hirst lull be are Ron High. Others gut t fptal.ei at I.a-- t Faimington A tar diiven by Ward to be held Manh 37 in tre waid chapel. a Ei'l Puzey, in Mikes pi'igiar.i for MIA collided with d Steinhe, Granite; her .11 w be A baz lar will open its booth at tl pm. and dinner Bear Eiver; Pae Paikinvon, parked car in Fannington SunMds an! the r rmtheis Mai mi the spon? n i.'g l at 7, Jit "Weber and Bob Cozby, Olym- - day and c. used injuries to a served at 7. Mis. Virginia Larkin, pro hbr.t if pm. in Layton him fore in as we'l as t ward Relief Society, eaid that everyone W.ud. ' Suit Lake woman. mer members ate invited. theme tf the program w was Bui Coltiii, in 1'iiking the Mrs, Ruth How i icft, be So Dear to My Heart, be Theie may St. Mink's ted hospital at team, wrote, tie, to Audiey Meiaiiey, An entertaining progiam end delicious uiesh-menl- s Kaysville argument, but I'll argue back, for hi ad ard facial laceiations, MIA stake Maid leadei. It adWard are pait of the celebration planned by the Fourth f Davis and multiple biuisis and contusions about Batchelor dition to Mrs. Maxtield's talk, of the the in observance of Relief the of foundirg released. organizaSociety and then Btemke of Gianito, v. ill include a will be held Wednesday, Manh Is, be- the program finest piepsters ti C'e old eyes Driver of the car was ber tion. The special event at ing quai let by Amelia in the rock chapel. m. 10 a at ginning have ever seen. husband Mark Rigby Hoivcrnft, Mis. Georgia Barton is geneial chairman and Mrs. Noima Giaehl, Joe TVsey, Joan Steinlie told Utah Highway These two bojs Base masand Jeannine Merrell; and a Ward, Mrs. Aria Mitchell and Mrs. Blamh Abrams have planned er, solo by Irieen Ward, Sunvocal tered the ait of handling a Tronptr II. C. Vulmar, who in- the refreshments; Mrs. Shari Ellis, the decorations; and Mis. Basketball. Both can dribble, vestigated, that he dozed at the set, LaVon Love will give the enteitain-men- t. Mrs. Mrs. and Barton the Felt Ins Ruby Umpleby, 1. tribute to the mother and Mrs, pass and shoot. Ill take em." whet A musical program was piesented Sunday by the Fouith Ada Love the tribute to a MIA Maid. There will aso be a short Ward Relief Society at church. talk on symboli-of the rose by Chcrjl Biggs. Kaysville Taylor Ilollist, son of Mr. and Mrs. (Juson Hollist, gave his homecoming aJdress at the Second Ward new are Mr. and Sacrament meeting Sunday. Mr. Hollist returned from serv- Mrs. grandchild B. Satchel, KaysHarry Mission. Gulf in States LI)S the ing ville, and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hess. Roy A baby girl was born Kaysville Four students from the Kaysville Seminary will speak at the Third Ward Sacrament meeting, Sunday, February 25 to Mr. and Mrs. March 15, at 4 p,m. Bishop Richard Bowman urges a large Fianklin Putnam. Clearfield A girl was born SELL attendance to hear these young people. February 25 to Mr. and Mrs. en childien for pleased par- Fernando Rivero. . . . Clearfield A girl was born ents, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Hatto rent to to sell buy hare If you something chet of Clearfield, formerly of February 25 to Mr. and Mrs. . . If you want a job . to give away to find Kaysville. Boasiing of their Paul C. Hutchinson. want to hire someone . . .to rent an apartment or home Something special Kaysville . . . then you will succeed in a hurry by using and reading is the new son of Mr. and Mrs. our classifieds on the inside, Boyd Cox who weighed in at hou can reach fi.950 homes, 28,800 readers with an ad iu an Ogden hospital Saturday Classified are $1.50 for 25 words the first our paper. evening. He is the first child for proud parents and first week, 75c for each additional week. grandchild for maternal grandIf you would like, use this easy form: parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Ball, and paternal grandmother Mrs. LaRue Cox. Inland Printing Co. Kaysville, Utah. The happy mother will be remembered as the former Connie Ball. ' Kaysville Happily announcing the arrival of their second daughter are Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tel. frame . Layton. The wee one was born last Friday in an Ogden hosAddress pital and was welcomed home (Town) (Street) by sister Debbie. Mrs. R. O. Please bill ( ) Money enclosed ( ) Layton, Kaysville, is the paternal grandmother and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Steed of Or just call your ad in if you like: Clearfield are the other proud 10 Call and e m Car mishap Phene Kaysville. Utah Show Starts 7:30 ICO ONE COMPLETE SHOW EACH NIGHT 11 Fourth Ward Relief Society i to Wed., March 10, 11 lues., . CmemaSccpe g Mer0Blar CSSbf Elder Hcllist Returns Dean MARTIN 'wmwsm '"' ;ZgQO,i!S' :7k a" IS Cvvii .rftfCAfc COSIABRINII 1 kiHUltWIII -- Seminary Speakers YOUR HOME WANT TO FAST? ... ... ... ... ... Births - PLUS - OF CHICAGO How to get Best Yields? Use Enough Kaysville Layton Kaysville Clearfield, Sunset, West Point, Clinton or Kaysville 10 Syracuse Call TA A Musical Travelark Thurs., Fri., Sat., March 12, 13, 14 Fertilizer! grandparents. KIDS SHOW The wee daughKaysville ter born February 23 in an Ogden hospital makes a half doz- - Saturday 1:39 P. M. STORE LAYTON . 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