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Show 0 THE LAYTON' JOURNAL, LAYTON, UTAH, JULY 7, 1M9 ren!rtinJmidniKh. June 24. relatives and friends in other secwas locked in the fire and was an inteddigent and the of community. member Coun-iCarbon and unharm was tions of the state. He spected Emery basement. ridden coal miners drawing fifteen-davAssisting with the funeral servWhat two and one half million ed. Mrs. Hatch was delighter to NINA F. MOSS Sessions regular pay and ten days dollars will do to the economy be home to receive a visit from ices for Mary Ellen Moss Princeton Ward of Salt Lake vacation pay started to put two of the state is anyones guess, but George Ellis will return Tues- her first great grandchild who is in the David million dollars into coal miners and tneir families are Rriggs fcon of Alvin and day from Newport, Minn., where a daughter of Patricia Hatch, of circulation vacationing in Utah. formerly Pearl Rriggs travelers and good spenders. and Golden he has been representing the Salt daughter of Mr, and Mrs heir regular pay check amounted good David is now secbountiful safe to estimate that the is It South Hatch. CIO convenat o the Lake Uivisioi) ot $1,500,000 and their vacation cash will be distributed in many the bishopric in counselor ond a was happy tion. Saturday July 2nd money amounts to $100,000 a day directions ward. in all sections of Utah. for 5000 miners this totals South bountiful Sunday school day at the Julian Hatch home that offiComplete boatmen Utah bountiful Primary Rasmussen South $1,000,000. officers hate been meeting nightly Six members of the IKver Tour The Utah goodare working other teachers California of and cers family joined to complete plans for the summer this much pay in their will speedboat manned by Utah s Lake members for a luncheon earnestly to prepare the finish-intun fest to be held at the chapel Salt cans, the fesminers and their fam- Dr. ussel G. Frazier, veteran of summer touches for their expediilies on July 15th and 16th. Everyone and visited at the Hatch home were traveling in all dicer-lion- Rvrd's south pole polar was the recent tival. On July 27th in the evening an explorer of note, has is invited to attend the motion Topic of the dav with and tion national Utahs at parks, the will to gather distinction whichh as come a New' Orboys and girls picture event on July 15 at 7:30 their son and brother will appear cos- monuments and fishing areas the reached New Orleans,informed the Raswhere they Renry has chapel which concessions at time leans newspaper are prime p.m. objective. Many visiting and dance to tell ctVcles such as ice cream, popcorn, and mussen in national art contained tumed in song british Isles, the News the Deseret about ou candy will be sold "Deep In The Saturdays to Pacific Isles, the Indians, and the Heart Of Texas with accompany a whole page article relative him. to come honor has which the Scandinavian countries as they ing comic and travelogue feature Twenty-twwere members present. have learned about them in I riwill extertain on the screen. On Sorrow the holiday mary. They will have nice display accompanied Saturday evening the 16th ladies vacation of the Jess Terry family. lor you to see of their summer of the ward will bring box lunches While picnicing with the Terrv handiwork. Sounds like a very for two which will be sold and in Idaho Falls the father interesting affair. Well be there, those attending will enjoy the family was killed. Mr. and how about you. Ray Terry repast. Following the box lunch Mrs. Jess Terry have remained in Zion supper the group will be entertain the falls city Clara Sweat represented to attend the burial ed with a program. The Saturday services. Bounti South the the float which evening event will be for those Mr. and Mrs. Ren Ricks and ful primary entered in the July over. and of twelve years Every family vacationed in Idaho and 5th parade. Their were Indians, Irish aiu lady attending must bring a nice Yellowstone park last week. They Norwegians, llawaiians,form a box lunch for two. Proceeds of visited relatives very with her OxScots along enroute at the two nightly events will go to ford. anc Darrell and Idaho design. several picturesque the building fund. Events com cities. Rexburg Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Hicks Irene Raxter filled their station mence at 7:30 p.m. of Salt Lake stayed at the Ricks wagon with Primary children Members of the community are home during the absence of the Irene Baxer and Winona Ham mond sponsored a real Smorgas pleased to learn that Aunt Lillie family. Hatch has returned to her home Friends and relatives of the board for the first and second . after another nine weeks in the Irvin Moss family were saddened year Zions boys and girls at Iri hospital. She will be confined to by the death of their sister Mary mary on Wednesday July 6tb her home for quite a while yet. Ellen Moss Sessions of Salt Lake About thirty members of the George was ushering at the Capi- She was a daughter of Moroni group helped bring the food to tol theater during the recent fire, and Mary Ellen Moss early resi- which they invited the Primary ofne was compelled to wear his dence of this section. She spent ficers to participate. uniform home because his wearing her early life at Woods Cross Mr. and Mrs. Kennth Matheson (Emma Lawrence) and three sons ELGIN A birthday gift that remembers of Oakland, Calif., visited with the Beautifid, UL faithfully through the yearsDural ower Carl Hatchs last week on their fhe the have Elgin way thu front av acation. SOUTH BOUNTIFUL auparell five-thousan- d v a one-hal- f 1 - 27bb-Mil- e g s, o smimi SWING MM! We have the best ng SELECTION inch 2pkg Sparklers-- 8 - 1 0 inch SC a pkg. 25e Sparklers fcriO-Blad- Gillette Seper-Spe- inch pk9 Repeater Caps 3 pkg's eJ 3L0C Gillette Dispeaser e 14 Now you change blades presto shave quicker, easier than ever before. Buy this great new shaving combination toJay! Shot Single 3 pkg's Caps Qe VACATION HINTS W Cigarettes All Popular Brands J70 per carton 50c PHILLIPS MILK OF MAGNESIA Hubley's Texan Sr. CAP GUN 50 Shot Repeater American Flags $9e Paper Plates Paper Cups pkg Paper Forks & Spoons UTAH Double Barrell Pirate Cap pistol 3DClMCH3t 50 Ilansn and Hausknect agreed that the trip was the most thrilling they had ever made and that the appearance of the Utah boat on the rivers mentioned drew considerable interest and comment. During the voyage, the men scheduled appearances at some 16 major cities along the route where thev lctured on Utah and distributed Utah lecture bfore Chamber of Comerce groups. They were joined bv their wives at New Orleans. Town of Hite Shows Unusual Activity Hie. one of Utahs interesting, bust most isolated town is getting into the nws. Th only town in the state to be located directly in the Colorado river gorge, exept Moab, intersting Hite has xperinced history in the past 79 years. Cas Ilite. from whom the place was named, built a house in this wide spot in the river gorge in 1870. For many years he existed by panning gold on the river. a Eventually word got out and gold rush was started. Gold dredges were hauled to the Colorado where they still lie twisted and rusting. Disappointed prospectors tried to find Hite and kill him. howevr, he hid out until the trouble blew over and the gold fever atPENNEYS easy as lAY-AWA-YS Slimed Mainspring that eliminates ""o repairs due to steel mainspring ures. Priced from 129.75. fail-Mams- pr BORDER DESIGN BOUNTIFUL, UTAH AT J. C. PENNEY STORE t d Catch Yoa ten-foo- leans. Both STARK JEWELRY Dont Wait for Cold Weather L pkg d pairing-Diamo- nd ward amusement hall, starting at 10 am. Naterial needed any in 1869 and describes the prehistoric Indian fort built of stone which today still remains standing on a hiuh bluff across the river from Hite. 30 Million Tons of Coal Found The Kaiser Company, Inc., has announced that following extensive drilling tests in the rich mining areas of southeastern Utah, they have found an ew source of more than 30,000,000 tons of high grade poking coal. The company is making plans to go into extensive mining operations and the coal will bes hippedl to the Kaiser Steel plant at Fontana, California. The new coal deposits lie in the famous Book Cliffs field which also supplies the Geneve Steel plant with coal. New York Photographer Spends Month at rches Ray Garner, motion picture photographer for he Harmon Foundation at New York Citv has spent the past month in the Arches National Monument making a motion picture of the attractions in this famous region. The Western Photographic Co., of Tucson, Arizona, is planning to move into the Arches soon to make a motion picture travelogue picture oft he monuments geoli-gicaddities. SPECIAL BULLETIN Tourist Bonanza Hits Utah 5e & 5e Entering Guaranteed watch and Jewelry re Sizing-1- 8 Setting-Ri- ng years experience. Spotlighting -- 5e Sparklers tfJ DuraPower Utah epartment of Publicity. Accompanying Dr. Frazier is Lynn lansen. Salt Lake sportsman and toward Ilausknect, Bingham high school mechanical arts instructor, as navigator. The voyage, promoted as a Utah good will tour-- , was started in Montana. May 8th, on the Yellowstone river in a small metal boat. For the first 500 miles over rough water and rapids, they used oars and finnaly an outboard motor. the Missouri, they reached Williston. North Dakota. Mav 21st, where they boarded the which had been shipped ahead bv trailer. Ahead of them lav 3000 miles of the Missouri and the Mississippi with New Orleans on the Gulf of Mexico as their goal. After weeks of adventure-fillejourney, they made the front pages of the New Orleans newspapers where they docked their boat at the fot of Canal street. June 16th. During the voyage, they smashed 14 propellers on rocks and logs, burned 750 gallons of gasoline and were stuck on a sanbar for seven hours. They were caught in a cyclone at St. Joseph, Mo., t almost where waves swamped them. It was one - of the roughest trips I ever made, but also one of the most exciting" Dr. Frazier told newspaper men at New That's as far as you need to go When you 70 25 BANK-BY-MA- IL 5 and PAY-BY-CHE- COTTON WOOL This jacquaard blanket rates high, we know! 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