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Show VOLl ME TWE.NTY-0.NE- LAYTON, DW1S I C 01 M IHH. . At GI'ST 25. 1919 NUMBER Bountiful Cantaloupe Day 800 Witness To Start With Giant Parade "Miss Utah V' Open House Bountifuls annual v FORTY-FOU- Davis Countv Schools Open Sept. 6; Teachers Assigned Cantaloupe FARMINGTON The 17 Da-- nett. Marr R. Campbell, Dorothy county schools will reopen F. Stewart, Arnold Lund, Wanda Tuesday Sept. i after all the teach- - Jones. Elizabeth II. Hibler, Lor Bountiful citys Open House. d's attend meetings in Davis high ene Lewis. Olive C. Smith, Afton school Aug. 31 and Sept. 1. Sept. F. Davis, Caroline R. Clark, Ruth for Miss Utah. BuuiHinils own R. Fehr, Jessie L. Wilson, Cynthia 2 will be a day for the teaching June Barlow, will be remembered staffs to get the schools and equip- B. Fames. Beatrice W. Bitter, Ana long time by all those who at ne L. Twining and Elaine Parkin. ment reday for reopening. tended. Mrs. Stewart Winegar. Syracuse Clyde Gailey, princi- Bountiful Jaycee auxiliary presi Following is a list of schools aivt their teachers for the 1949 1950 Pl: Ruth B. Rampton. Mae Bodily, Nearly 100 per cent attendance dent opened the program by wel of Bonutiful Lions club members coming Governor and Mrs. Lee. Kristie Thurgood, Bessie Wade school year: and their wives were entertainedJ Mr. and Mrs. Seldom Olds, .state Davis high school G. 11. Holt, and Marilyn Vane, West Bountiful John Ord, Monday night by tho United Air Jaycee president, and wife, hon principal; John K. Alley, eith S. lines with F. D. Peak of Bounti- ored guests, and all those present. A. R. Anderson. Eva M. Bar- - c.'l3aI: Afton Moss. Emmons Wilful. manager of passenger service Miss Virginia Barlow, sister of Bai ton, Florence R. Bar- - liams, Lucretia Arbon, Mary Hard-tolett, Dale V acting as host. lrginia W. Barton, IHirothy inS. Rhoda Quinlan and Virginia June acted as narrator while June A chicken dinner was served at modeled her lovely Atlantic city W. Bingham, Shirl K. Bishop, Bea- - Seegmiller. 8 p.m to 106 West Point Dora Bybee, princi-Jea- n trice J. Carroll, Hal Chenev, Donna gathered at the Air wardrobe which she fashioned amt Base ilia recreation center. Toni taylored herself. Grant Culli- - Pali Ella M. Pettygrove and Christensen, J floats. A. Wasser, chef of Unitod Airlines The two selections Mus Bat low Dailey, Thomas M. ma Fisher. Three outside judges will judge for Salt Lake Sahara Village Dale B. Scho-Charles C. Gardner, Helen of Tralee,'' Davis, Rose The and City, were, planned sang the parade and will award the cash prepared the food. A. Hollis Gibson. f,tld. Winand principal; Golden C. Sill, Glover, accompanby Spencer Grange, prizes of $25, $15, and 10 to the nno Greares, Ralph F. Hill, Wil- - Ola E. Harrington, Gladys Martin five course meal, ied by Maragurite Kirkham ur.d the Following three top entries. Also, a prize the group went to the Salt Lake ham H. Holbrook, Rufus I. Jacob- - and Mary Gross, The Wren, by J. Benedict, acwill be given for the best decorated where they were a half companied oy Margurite Kirkham son. Milton J. Jones, Muriel W. Verdeland Park P. Glen Moss, airport bicycle. All children are invited hour plane ride over Bountiful and Horace Larson. Theo leaser. Lee Liston, Principal; Grace Draper, Beryl flute. Beesley, to decorate and ride their bicycles and Salt Lake George B. Lyon, Melvin Leltoy Mackey, Esther A. Burnham, Indra City. Mr. Eddis Talbot, Bountiful in the parade. FBI GETS ITS TOP PUBLIC ENEMY While each of the five groups Jaycee president, Manning. Raymond R. Martin, F- Brush, Nellie E. Loe, Dorothy June presented Persons wishing to enter floats were up, the others were taken with a J. Miles, Stephen A. Olsen, H- Adams and Hazel Trimble. KY. lLJ', George a , also orchid and Listed lovely the Boat aoucht after rri- should contact Mr. Kershaw as through the weather bureau, obL. Pitt, H. H. Robinson. Wasatch Vem Rampton, prin- DStanley check to add to her spending - Birefc... soon as possible. cir, servation rooms and tower. H. J. money on her F. Seheuller, Joyce Smith. c,Pal; Richard Stevenson, Bessift Henry inMr. Talbot trip. The parade route will be from Stevensen, manager of George W. Sperry, John L. Stacey, W. Stevens, Adele Evans, Don H. Skyline troduced Governor Lee and Sel1st East west on 5th South to airport of Bountiful, also was in dom Olds who gave brief talks as Dorothy Strceper, Parley Thorder- - Ellis, Mrytle Cooper, Melba J. Main St., north to 4th North, and attendance with his son. Emil M. Whitesides, Lynn J. Cok. Pear Flint an)d Mildred C single engine Mrs. did Clyde Barlow, Junes west to the city ball park. Wilcox and Clinton D. Zollinger. I Gunnell. trips. mother. Mrs. Barlow her expressed After the parade there will be North Davis junior high Horton Administrative and supervisory Assisting Mr. Peak was Tom thanks to all the people of Bounconcessions, rides, ball games, Green, assistant manager of pasC. Miller, principal; Raymond II. I and special services personnel she would and tiful be stated sorry jeep rides and everything for a fes- senger service for the United Air- when all the excitement of the Elmer J. Hartvigsen, superinten-VauMark Argyle, Anderson, James n past tive time by both children and lines. Barber, Ruth Bowman, Wal-- 1 dent, Samuel Morgan, assistant year was over. adults. lace G. Burton, Edwin T. Cace, superintendent and Mr. and Mrs. William A. of Those famous Bountiful cantaLeGrande Clark, George S. Cooper, secondary education; supervisor rn Mrs. and Virginia Mayor represented will be served free during loupes Jack C. Dixon, rill, supervisor of elementary Dickson, Vee were who of out Waddoups the day to all comers. W. Fishburn, Ruth Marie I ucation; L. T. Thompson, r, town. The climax of the day will be Luverne llinman, Marvel I vsor of music education; Alta Ste- arFifty-twflower beautiful the giving away of a new 1949 LAYTON Organization of a wa- G. Jacobson, Dean R. Jeffs, Wil- - vens, supervisor of art education in First day of Davis County Days rangements were furnished by laCustom Ford, at 9:30 p.m. ter fair dies of the Flora Deli Flower club conservancy district to deal ford R. Keddington, Lon II. Ken- - the elementary schools; Dorothy Friday drew big crowds to see Proceeds from the celebration with the government in the Weber nard. Margaret Leonard, Thomas Elkington, speech clinician; Ina : exhibits of to best make a the and hall pro-things chapel produced will go into the Jaycees youth basin project must be affec- A. Mackey, Ramona U. Miller, s Stewart, visiting teacher North river the in county during the past year. Speeders who zoom through usion of lovely summer colors. activities fijnd. I S. Alta C. Stewart, visiting Judging in all departments was ted by July 1, 1950, it was decided Ethel A. Paul, Muriel Reeves, Clearfield with one eye peeled for The beautiful serving table was alJessie - teacher, South Davis. E. Walter at a SchoenRobins, 60 of conducted and meeting Dexl the so decorated by the Flora a light gray police car are due for 'during representatives morning I Official School Calendar for a shock. The Clearfield city police club with Mrs. Harold Calders ex- blue ribbons placed on winning :rom Davis, Weber, Morgan and feld, T. Joseph Steed, Byron J. 1949-5L. James First term, Sept 6 1949 Stirland, Summit Golda counties deentries. at Winners Strong, livestock beauin brand-neFriday table have switched to a night covering adding pa- quisite Thornley, Loy V. Tilt and LeRoy to Nov. 4, 1949-d- ays with the Layton town hall. of school partment were anounced, trol car, purchased last week, a ty. I 42. It was unanimous in favor of K. Walker. Mrs. Frank Hatch and Mrs. Eva others to be announced Saturday. black club coupe. I South Davis junior high J. A. Second term Nov. 7, 1949 to early completion of the district, Jersey Division Only distinguishing feature on lill, presented Mrs. Lee with a Open house will be held Sun- the new car is the short-wav- e In Jersey cattle division, Harold E. J. Fjeldsted, secretary, Ogden Taylor, principal; Shelby M. Bent-- I to Jan. 20, 1950, days of school-l- ey, an- corsage from the Bountiful Lady day, Sept. 4, at the home of Mr. tenna at the rear on the left side, Republican club. " Page, West - Point,, won grand chamber of commerce and Utah H. Arthur E. Berkman, Charles 46 Third term Jan. 23, 1950 to and Mrs Samuel S. Hepworth but lettering on the side will The following people made up champion bull prize as well as Water Users association reported R. Blake, Inez C. Christmas, Orson - March 24, 1950 days of school H. Pauline DonClark, Committee (Grace Winegar) 55 West 5th So. soon designate the vehicle Clear- the receiving Smoot senior Gardner, 45. Bros., champion. Norma line, Miss A committee of eight aid E. Green, Blanche Holbrook, I Fourth Term March 20 1950 Bountiful, Utah in observance of field City Police. Barlow, sister of June, Mrs. Stuart Centerville, took junior champion men, two from each county, rep- Sylvia F. Hughes, Lucile P. Hunt- - May, 23, 1950, days of school 42 their golden wedding anniversary, More than miles had been Winegar, Mr. Eddis Talbot, Miss ribbon. from 2:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. They chalked up on52,000 won cham resenting the Utah Water Users cr, Roland E. Long, Thomas K. Making total days 175. Smoot Bros., grand the ot June Barlow, Mrs. Clyde Barlow, have both been District No. 2 and the Memmott, James B. Nelson. Ruth residentc the formr patrol speedometer Principals meeting August 29 car in the 14 Wr. and Mrs. William A. Holbrook, pion honors and senior and junior association r of Bountiful. Counties Municipal S. Olsen, Della S. Ostlund, Walter and 30, 1949. cows. for months it was in use. The motor Mr and Mrs. Seldom Olds, Mrs. championships Jersey Mr. and Mrs. Hepworth were on such a car is Teachers meetings August 31 Mr. Water Development division association, Peterson, V. T. Rice, Rulon M. running almost James Moss, Mrs. Vernon Brown, In the married Sept 6, 1899 in the Salt constantly, according to Marshal Air. Bob Holbrook, Dr. G. Evan Page won senior award, and jun- was selected to study what moves Richards, EstherM.Rockwood, Mary- 1949 to Sept 2, 1949. Lake City temple, Church of Jesus A. G. Padgett, since the car is Taylor, Mrs. Vem Bloomquist, Mr, ior award went to Smoot Bors. Mr. will be necessary anld to report to Rukevina, Jack Simmonds, Ber- UEA Teachers convention Oct emce B. Smith arvl Dale Tolman. 13, 14, and 15, 1949. Christ of Latter-daSaints. Both used consecutively by the three Aldin Hayward, Mr. Leland R Page took first place with his calf the group about Sept. 15. A meeting of the committee wil Centerville E. Lamar Parkin, American Education week Nov have been Active church werkers. police officers in their West Lee Thurgood, periods of Smith, Mrs. Keith Reading, Bishop herd and Mr. Hepworth is a high priest and duty. It is necessary to run the and Mrs. Glenn Minson. Point, won first place for cow with be held at the U. S. Bureau of principal; Dclcie Stenberg, Le-- 612, 1949. reclamation offices, Salt Lake City, Verne Darley, Ruth Tingey, Flor- - Thanksgiving holiday Nov. 24 and served on two mission. Mrs. Hep- motor even when the car is not in The ladies who were, best udders. cnce Wilson, Arlene Breitenbach I 25, 1949. TuesdaV at ten a.m. worth was President of the Pri- motion, he said, in order to keep Mrs. J. C. Stocks, poured Champion Boll Mrs. Arthur I The committee will determine and Beth G. LaBelle. Christmans vacation Dec. 23. 1949 Junior champion Holstein but mary and has been an active work- the battery charged, because of White, Mrs. Frank B. Muir, Mrs er in the Relief society. They each the heavy load that the short wave James E. Burns, Mrs. J. E. Trow- was shown by J. C. Linford, Kays-vill- with the bureau boundaries of the I Stuart, JPrin- J to Jan. 2, 1950 both inclusive. He also won grand and proposed district, divisions within cipal; Elmer Wilcox, Beth Ward, served two years in the genealogi-stak- e radio entails. Principals and teachers work- bridge, Mrs. Keith Hansen, Mrs board and sang twenty eight senior championships for Holstein the boundaries and the number Helen Edwards and Grace S. Ricks, days at schools planning meetings Members of the Clearfield city Marvin Olsen, and Mrs. Frank Clinton Henry D. Call, princl- - preparing reports May 24 to Mav cows. Junior championship went of directors desired to operate the years in the choir. police department, in addition to district Eldren L. Butler, Layton Mit-- 1 26. 1950. pal; to Olene Kaysville. Whitaker, Their two sons and three daugh- Marshal Padgett, are Deputy Mar- Bangerter. The serving girls were, Anne Named J to chell. Serve Melvin Hereford Dorothy Larison, Nellie Grib- to honor their shals Herman Theriault and Hom- Hepworth ters will be present In. competition LoQ Ann Richards Second Principals meetings I ble. Committeemen are chamHd won Zina Mrs. are: Sorenson, senior McKenney, Josephine Robins, Layton, er Sunday. They parents, Metzger. Maurine Jordan. Dawn navis Mar- Tuesday each month at Farming-to- n and Morris Coal-Mattie Oakley, S. Firth 1 and Julia Fuit, Krem Boyden, Mrs. P.S. The speed limit is still 30 Gladys Theresa Hood, at 4 p.m. ville. Summit county; Elmer Car- - Layton. er, Mrs. Leone Hatch, Mr. Ercell mph through Clearfield, and police Crawley, Mary Lu Blake, Marjory to the entry of John potter- - Fann- ver. Plain City, and David A. Farmington George Q. Knowl- officers say the new car has a fast Barlow, Hepworth and Mr. Adrian Grant, Margie ington. took Scott, Ogden, Weber county; Har- - ton, principal; John R. Walsh, Summer Layton, Margett, all of Bountiful. They also pickup. Anybody want to prove it? Hepworth, Shirley Nedra Turner, June champion honors with a Suf- old G. Clark and George W. Flor- - I Arlene Rogers, Edna M. Pearson, ave 16 grandchildren, 9 greatBarlow, Alice Olsen, Donnette grand ence, both of Morgan, and Joseph Annie Welling and Edith Walsh in that division. ewe folk An aviator becomes an ace after Simonsen. grandchildren. W. Johnson and Harold E. Ellison, Wins Clearfield to have Kaysville G. Henry Rampton, be five he has will pleased enemy destroyed Mr. V. T. Rice, Mrs. Mary Alice They . Davis Layton, Richard Stevenson, Pearl events he oft county. In fair, call. principal; sports planes. friends and relatives Eakle and Mrs. Feme Talbot, rend' Hold Fjeldsted was named secretary Nalder, Hanna Jarman, Zena Wil-o- f Aesop, author of the book o ered lovely piano and solovox Clearfield won a 10 to 8 decision the committee. M. in Mable Bonneville of over it liams, Margaret Jost, some (Syracuse) his was or fables parts name, The Bible bearing music during the reception. Win Templeton, Salt Lake City, Gleason, Maude E. Utley, Ivy B. Officers and committee chairbaseball. Syracuse blasted Sahara has been translated into more slave. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bangerter of the South Bountiful PTA men Secand 2. Leona 16 to E. Rhea Clearfield Clawson consulting and J. engineer, Harvey, Village, than 900 languages. were in charge of passing out the ond ward Lake Skeen, ivd-Salt hold will a meeting at the home or Blood. Sahara City, Village legal played programs. Mrs. Nina Evans, Mrs. branch team to a 1 to 1 tie in a reclamation M. Adams, prin- - Mrs. Vernon C. Brown, Woods Household Hints Golden Layton Bertha Porter, Mrs. Rose James Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y dlfflCUtJ ?f organizing cipal; Cuthbert Trimble, Adra Cross, Tuesday Aug. 30 at 8:30 Mrs. Fern Hepworth and Mrs. Alta Pickles keep best in stone pars. softball league game. fhnirm Saints Ellison, Beth Whitesides, dlSwIc.t Clyde Wade, p.m. brown paper n If glass jars are used, Stewart, assisted Mrs. Alvin Hart The game was called in the fourth Munich Purpose of the meeting will be Verda Fidelia Dawson, Mary Flint, and Mrs. Herbert Seifert with the should be wrapper around the jar Water Development associa-- 1 p. to set program and schedule for because of darkness. inning Barbara Isabell Ware, Smith, out the light. to keep refreshments. A Davis county baseball league Dawson, Margaret Derbyshire, Ima the coming year. The Bountiful Jaycees and aux- team proved too much for Davis Stockings will last much longer Texas leads all of the states in after Harvey, Mararet Evans, Reta being immediately if washed Miss Maria Dalton, affectionately iliary wish to express their thanks County Sheriffs Mounted Posse in the production of jvool. Hesand Ramona the rots Gailey taken off, as perspiration known as Aunt Rie, will reach to the Bountiful Studio, Merk a tug Means. ter idbric Elaine Early and The climate of New Foundland he? 90th mile stone, Friday, Sept. Christensen, Saturday, final day of the fair, South Bountiful Dereld Baxter, You can remove perspiration 2nd. She is the oldest lady native everyone who participated in mak- will have a full schedule of events. such that only a small amount is JoseDrew Christensen, principal; stains by dampening the articles pioneer in The Sagamore camp ing the open house, so successof farming is done. P. Elizabeth before Dobbs, Roundy, phine lemon and juice More than half the tin cans used with salt of the Daughters of the Utah Pio- ful. At a heighth of 15 miles above Vera Lawson, Lottie Hickenlooper in the world are made in the Unineers. That camp, and some of laundering. Chicago an abserver in a stratoFisher. Elva and ted States. hen family and neighbors will hold sphere could see nine states with Stoker D. R. Tolman, principal LAYTON Mrs. Frank Hatch and Mrs. Eva Open House A her honor in at the unaided eye. Illinois, Indiana; corHen a committee to learn details of form- Alma S. Fisher, Ellen Reberg, Hill presented Mrs. Lee with Re- her,- home on Sunday, Sept. 4th, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Kenrietta Curtis, Andyth Bountiful Polly Meyer, Lady ing a conservancy district was L. sage from the frofa 3 to 6 p.m. Bartucky, Ohio and Wisconsin. Cora T. Beth Guiver, Dyer, appointed Friday night when 59 publican club. She was born in a log cabin that its received representatives of water users and Sing Sing prison stood on the same lot where her name from ndian words meaing present home was built in 1886. municipal water development orThe auxiliary of the American ganizations in Davis, Weber, Mora strong place. region, George R. Day, unit 79, gan and Summit counties met in will hold their regular meeting the Layton town hall to map out and installation of new officers the next step to be taken on the Weber river basin project Thursday, Sept. 1, at 8 oclock, at the Legion halL Already approved by both District president, Mrs. Vera houses of Congress, the $69,500,-00- 0 5aine will be the installing officer. project would provide water Members are urged to attend. for all irrigable land in the four counties, culinary water for the She has the distinction of never municipalities and additional wahaving changed her place of resiter to allow further growth of dence. although she has been far industries in the area. from stationary. In her youth along Harold E. Ellison, Layton, presiwith her girlhood friend, Etta r dent of the Munici-pia- l Mrs. Cheney, (now Hyrum Ford) Water Development Assn., she covered every nook in Cen' terville often on foot Later she il opened the meeting with words of lay, sponsored by the Bountiful junior chamber of commerse, promises this year to be one of the most successful celebrations ever held, stated Dick Collins, general chairman of the event in Bountiful today Starting the day at 9.30 a m. will be the giant parade which tentatively has more than fifty floats an(d other entries. The parade will form on 1st East south of 5th South at 8:45, Monday, Sept. 5th. Parade chairman Chauncey Kershaw says that any individual, church organization, civic club and business firm of any Davis county city are invited to enter their 1 vis Bountiful Lions Take To The Air Monday Evening prtn-Alle- r. n, I I Vel-mor- e, J-- : P. - - Clearfield Patrol Car No Longer Familiar Gray llol-roo- k l" ZF'lf&l' u'"iH!r kw.L: .J'.wfm.s Throngs Jam Davis Fair Opening Day District Will Be Formed on Basin Project i. o Mer-Elbe- ed-No- ble super-Fische- Bountiful Couple Wed Half Century 1 1 Fact-Findin- g fact-findin- g life-lon- g Davis-Webe- get-of-sir- e 1 y 1 e. 1 - Hep-wort- h, I' South Bountiful MIA Officials To Meeting , , I Miss Maria Dalton To Celebrate 90 Year With Open House 1 I 1 WATER USERS of-wa- r. APPOINT FACT FINDERS Legion Auxiliary To Hold Meeting Thursday, Sept. First - fact-findin- r ff ; w1 vA - - I- - TRIBUTE TO FAMED AUTHOR OF. - GONE -- V WITH THE WIND A . This Georgian bookshop displays Goaa With The inla in wouraiag aftar the diath of Its dltd Aaauat 16,1 author Margaret Mitchell. Miaa Mitchell of iaiuries received ehea atrack by an aatoaebile. ATIXNTA GA. f.d drover her horse and buggy or surrey. In fact along with her companion as a Relief society teacher, wards. She has Enjoyed her GERMANY VOTES CONSERVATIVE ? so- - journs to southern California, Og- - 5 1 ! den. Idaho, etc., where she could enjoy her many nieces and neph- ews wd great nieces and nephews. ?oU, Vie are all invited to say Hello cMts to Aunt Rie. ir.t JrVi. oVa J 1 n ct i coaaarvative .oV . -tbe Social Dioo-- l 1a two 4" ajity second, g Davis-Webe- praise for Utahs four congressmen who obtained approval of the project by congress without a single negative vote. 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