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Show THE LAYTON JOURNAL, LAYTON, UTAH, MAY 8, 1941 school superintendent the school a 29 in the Salt Lake Davis county May of plate Steed Kays Barnes, announced. Junior high schools will pal Samuel K " Ion Bmninghain, Mar-- , Ualk.t 345 stuas uistri tor, Monday began temple. t! Seventy-- i Iltllo tre neighbor going to the graduate approximately Ra dd and rma all idiu I: i U mi rse, at the Da'is with approximately is J un Dav Vv this dents ' year, bat a llubirt h,. big a'fair wle.C Davis Vl' t( at 111 l. Bountitul high sihiM.l at Kaysville, 2b5 diplomas At to receive to Mussolini, till- tilKr ami will n n Burton , Davis i minty supermini a i ward on the 13th of May It high school at Kays.ille. South tiful, it ill III tll t tol Inis null ,t Mmidi, cates, nied. nnou a Bounhoi di nt oj st .Is, s ii nisi (i. m school at t iiiii n ('o ih mu i'f society Mothers htu' Davis Junior high iu- Relief t veiling lias ml h HO school eel buii.' the and is and diplomas pititul ticilic', teinjitilili tiful will award nearly the holiday. If thats what It Is " instructed kuhitt sime Mr has scheduled Steed chairman i ot a i mailt i i f t tj it lis ilounial! Is exercises a si u at graduation he there. of the year lit March, a ilass sure well lir-- t 8 p. tn. Cross chajir at 8 I'lolialii'u will in a ti a nioiitlo lln t .1 n, ni. Art at p. and who dud at los home ill Music for Thursday he Lituature, o! 22 ymmg men, taih received iff t:l!rr r.!urf rue ltih in'wiid the luv.i die ol i a si s m u nt to ap Principal participating of Center.ille met at the home at the school building, ilub It in i f in t s i i sluikt st iit lias 1231 i n completed tain tli West tituatis lor out die wai 39, ot Davis hours of stm'v r hu Dunbar, North F.thel tlu Id Mrs. lu A. in Walton. J. Taylor reported. a number of Mrs. Kinma wisdom and idle Ins oimi jiioplt jn 1. May S, .u b strict, Salt Lake i igh wicks tune and will grad ed by .Arthur Samuel Mrs. Clearfield, ediicsduy .iltiilu-ouat hostess. le, tia. Junior high mi'll u y mdqii.cnt tailed into gov- Walton being of r.ishop (itv, in sda) was Miitrniid to a wire mimedt.it'! on Thursday at aid chairman . the eve of Italian 7 in. Ur the diriitlou lit- l.o 'ltd .stnntli Morgan of Kaysville reviewedHow-r- d uate 185 pupils also it. ie Hill , act at in mm ten one nod ol ernment to service the Kaysville pi years a lie) according Orson Clark, r William school, that m. 8 at l is the by ame Spur oi.k p. xt '! I arms, aliiili .ij.pt .Hid to tu miisid s., ,n d ward tlutab state prison, by Judge cording to Mr Meed. staff Davis was to G. Harold Holt, principal. Cert.':, ing w.I .. aide at tlu time Mlls'i lini 'taldi-t.- l beSpring, Preliminary music as Lewis V. Trueman. n ly young run, who arted by Mrs y. 8 year M, (ini ii was widely known ' will hold commenceaccordion by school the on i.iri.i in the l.a. k last Jiint. ha 17 layed of are high age, and J' years Moss of South ' Duni.ai, wfio was lonvicted by a tween stu k mail and farmer His Special ment exercises Friday at 8 p. m In cii jin. id largely ti.titmis Burton Id Franklin hddings. men after JO minutes eligible for training, Mr. of I II 41 eight 4 el's jury .irmifs lint bitii I'lptltssly beaten guests were the Mrs. hlaine bord, di liberation, m the Seiond district said. OIK h iixi ,i little liTetn and I'V tin I.ntisli iev e Farl, Millie Walton, ot residents court at Tarmington, on a i barge uois of the lust lived in Atiii a. His navy lias refused to b mma Walton, Fhyllis Fddings, Kaysof grand larceny, phaded guilty. Kay's, die. He had ficlu, tut lias Item ptrtially Rody Kirkham and Miss Ardell Ho Uene old. He, with Jay Smith, 2K, of the in its home ports In llntisli ville smie In was two years n. Refreshments were served to sther same address, and Kenneth D. hoirtxrs anl vntu.tllv dut'tn from DavisS .Surviving ate hi widow. the special guests and the following and Take ( ity, 27, also of Salt the opt n ea h) tD Llltish Ann Adams burn, two sons Miles, lub members: Mrs. Nora Febaland Hi- air fltt-- t w.crr perused in a robbery on (ileiin f.rce, ivr daughters, Lucille Deb Carr, Betty Tingey, Iry - Tall ruary 27 at Woods Cross, when 97 thousands of hie R. Uni n and though romposed Amelia Lola Barber, ineffec-ti- s bee ol muskrats fur bides were allegedly 1. Strecper, I.. By has turn Mrs ill sv KaV miseraMy d planes, Ida GardKam-anFtnma Hansen, White, Jorlari the Mrs. Deb e from the stolen by trio, Young, popular track and Brisbane, t'alif , Ruth Me Dora sen if rctnforct mt nts from mell Mrs. (ieorge W. I.row u dan Fur and Reclamation company football coach at Davis high school ner, Ruth Walton, Blood. ExAlta Ethel R. J. Mr it W, Walton, should avt and tief many Italy, Smili, who also pleaded guilty on Monday night wa honored at a it Saill Take t'itv. e Helen Ida, Vie, Vera, Della a would only emphasize tli it linpor-teiiiAptd 19 to the charge, was found banquet given bv members of the cused Lislur of Sun Valley, Idaho; Larson. Florence of M ussclmi, and Hitler Green Catherine, guilty on that date, and sentenced student body. and two sistrs, bred Elmer White has returned from thare of brother would doubtless take erkins to the L'jah "tate prison for a perletter-meMrs. Thomas Seventy persons, mosty oi Kaysville; he had Herman as consticrori afatrs. Italian who have been prominent in the - D S hospital where for of Ogden and Mis. Alex Dawson iod of one to ten years. Forgay, apan under been base done in former times. operation who pleaded guilty, was placed on school athletics, were special guests f Layton. Whitt wtr 'happens, tl ete seems pendicitis. the until attended was The informal affair midsummer, by probation m spoilt for the It tli.tn nut! n Mrs. D. P. Hallman is spending Forgay was reported to have by those closely assix'iated with ipurt, tlisrao liimiiliatii.il. hut Dell week in Hayward, Oakland and penile the Mr. the an to biiii robbery. accessory Young. !l this will foine to and poiiiti San Francisco, Calif., with relatives Wayne Millet, basketball coach nation Club ,i no. i yitat and iispeitedhlun.ler-mfriends. and who was a speaker presented Mr. .ft ims( ol tlu wldisin .iii.l Young with a traveling case, a ot one man l.emto s t iif.it s ZCM token of esteem from the boys with ' llssollIH whom he had been associated in athletic work. Coaih Young reAMI KH'VS HUGE TASK At the annual spring flowtr show The little daughter of Mr. and Theft of 23 pieces of axle brass sponded in a a brief talk. f the Utah association Uardcn Mrs. Benoit of Bountiful is serious1. to 28th 1000 Coach impl lbs. M. U. Dick Romney of the Utah lu imderlakinn supply weighing approximately April lubs held at .. ill. She is at a Salt Lake hospital. ly Dell valued Mower and was at mentt!for war for lliitain and othalso Flora $200, Agricultural K.llige, Thursday ml 29th, the present, South Junior high school band er tountries, in pursttatii'e of the lull made gn entry in the table repotted by officials of the Bamber spoke briefly. in the music festival in law', the United new participated North Coach railroad Lake Salt at has who second grand gcr and won Young, acceptec States assumes a task, of staler sitting vards, to have been stolen, when a position at the Logan school, will Ogden. Thursday. prize. The regular meeting of the Flora ittjj magnitude. ,Yit it is one that to the finish the present term at Davis of the flower show robbers gained entrance theme The was inescapable, and every citizen Dell Mower club will be held Datheme a His been Bridal has successor not the window, building by forcing appoint should willingly asvumc his share this year was Wednesday, May 7, 1941, 8 p. m. at ed. of most vis county sheriffs officers in the used was setting and of the burden. the Stoker school. Mr. Grant BowWhile there are honest differenc- all tables. en will speak on Economic Value TXANK, cave-lik- e disclub Flower cellars of yesterdays houses lure bg Dell Flora The es of opinion a to just how we of Landscaping the Home. should proceed, few now believe played the 'Brides Tea Table, so dont be an ancient! Youibuttnt; rendered taboo Robert Goodfellow .freshman of that', a policy of isolation could .have which was set very beautifully by and can Mrs. easily become a playroom, home worksite; quickly the LTniversity of Utah and gradBurnham, been maintained with out greater Mrs. Octavia Mr. and Mrs. Ray M. Jones anSmcd uate of Davis high, was elected game room, or bar room . . . almost anything your heart desgdanger to America than lies in the Stephen Olsen (former Ruth nounce the engagement of their this week to the position of hiscourtie we have decided to takes No ley), and Mrs. Orant Scrist. The . . and it can be done inexpensively too. daughter. Miss Klaine Jones, to torian of possible course could guarantee our cloth was a dainty, white organdy Intercollegiate Knights, Coulson of Parrish son of Ogden; continued independence if Britain with white linen insets. It gave the mens service fraternity, group ofA few dollars a month can do wonders with your cellar. Mode Mr. and Mrs. Parley P. Parrish of ! should fall. Goodfel-loficials announced today'. silver tea service and Lenox China ize An mechanics Centerville. defense train The auto will take your home from 'he bottom up. Our estimates ar em marriage As to whether we shall eventu- a chance to be seen at their full is an independent and has done enbeeme be cost forced to or obligation. Doat wait, call us today. actively ally much in the organization. In high beauty. White tapers in sparkling gaged in Hhe war, only the future clear surrounddeschool candelabra he in was outstanding crystal can tell If aid short of war proves the bate and business management. insuffiiiient to save Britain, our arm ed by white snap dragonsthegave aitistic Hello there neighbor going to the ed fories will undoubtedly have to tinal touch of white to the big affair? What affair is that, arrangement. be used. We are definitely, commit when and when5 At Rountiful Judging was based on able ted to doing certhing we can to and otiginaliy. 'I lie llora First ward on the 13th of May. Its prevent an Axis victory, and there Dell i lub won Is place for setting the Relief society Mothers half can be no tilting back now. In this critical time there is oi a tea table and 2nd grand prize holiday. If that's what it is why need for greater onity of effort (monetaiy ptize), of all tables. sure well be there. not so short but that there is always time enoir among oor own people. Internal Davis county schools will all strife has caused the loss Jof much Emerson. .'lose Friday, Hubert C. Burton, courtesy. precious time alread, and wc can not afford to lose more. If we can give adequate aid to Rritian, our own 'chances of involvement in 111 School actual warfare vs il he correspondingly ihfinished Fvrry .American should realize that fact and net CLHav A thtee ait drama, Flit Closed accordingly. Doot, tinder the direction of WalAfter paying $64 in fines for six lace Pi ig more, will he presented !! tlUlAU IICJO traftic law violations in Syracuse, May 13 at thy Davis high school at N A Frank (Rosario walked out Kay sv die. of court and found a ticket on bis Planned by the M I A of Kayscar for overtime parking. ville First ward, the cast includes. The judge fined him (another dollar. Rose Ptigniore, Jane Strong, H. C. ! Robert Green, Early Kaysville Settler Passes Away Pitiful Mussolini i I I , i ! i I 1 ! i 1 i t.n, Barbara i lass, with n. Alfred mg 1 - . 1 v J - i ught-wrik- s i i , -- . I Salt laake Men Get Sentenced i I , - i 1 -- . . I , -- I . , 11 ( I , I i 1 - ' 1 1 . i , - .v- 1 J . j 1 1 VS -, ,1 v r v At Student 111 lc-st- 1 1 For-ga- Medit-errama- n Ar-Mt- 1 ( . y, Honors Coach Young d 1 n I- i Flora I y i Flower Wins Prizes at Flower Show at Shops Looted of BOUNTIFUL Axle Brass letid-lcas- e ARE YOU A CAVE DWELL CENTERVILLE Evening: Class ... 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