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Show OCTOBER 13. 1M THE LAYTON JOURNAL, LAVTON, UTAH. Tfca Layton Douglas Walton, and Donald Reading, son of Mr. and Mrs. were confirmed Keith Reading members of the Church ot Jesus Saints and at Christ of Latter-dathe Second ward the baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Hogan was named Pamela and blessed by her father, and Erwin Ralph Hartle. blessed and named his new son Dennis Ralph and little Kay Elaine Alder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Alder, of Salt Lake City, was blessed and named by her uncle Elder W. Rosier. Sagamore Camp of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers will hold their regular monthly meeting Thursday Oct. 20th at 2 pm. at the Carolyia log cabin All members and those interested should Car-do- n Journal Weekly newspaper published at Layton, UUb, in the interest of Davis County and colonies formed by former residents of the county. y Entered as Second Class matter at Layton, Utah, under the Act of March 8, 1879. JOHN STAHLE, JR., Editor Residence Phone Btfl. 884 EDITORIAL Cirls these days who have learned to sew have an advantage over their sisters who have never learned the art. They have more and better looking clothes on a smaller clothing allowance. This has been true but never before to the extent it is today. be y oOo- -- What might have been a long continued human interest story was told in ten words in the classified column of one of our exchanges. The ad read: For Sale, my wedding ring and all iny furni- ture, cheap. WAN BLONDES OR BRUNETTES . oOo- -- It was worth the money. It happened in front of our offices the other day. One of those tran sients a he man at the wheel of a car who knew where be was going and was in a big hurry to get there, had to stop while a big truck lumbered across the high he man who knew way. The where he was going honked hes horn imperiously at the truck driver for delaying him for a few seconds. The truck driver, from his high perch in the big truck cab. looked over the impatient he man driver, as her squirmed be hind the steering wheel, wth maddening indifference that was worth a dollar just to see. oOo- -- is that he place his arm on the steering wheel and cushion his head against it. The arm may be broken in the crash but a cracked skull may be avoided. If you are in the back seat, and have time, lie down on the floor with your back solidly against the back of the front eat. When a car stops suddenly in a wreck the head is the most vulberable part of the body. beEvery protection in the car comes instantly a menace as the body is thrown vialently forward These observations come from Edward R. Dye, head of the development division of the Cornell Buf- that Indrid Bergman is about to cast of her husband Aeronautical Laboratory at The news and marry an Italian movie direc tor, comes as a definite shock to many who in the past have admir ed her work in the movies. Ingrit Bergman, because of her splendid worth as become with many an in stitution. They have more or less set her up on a pedestal as being above the divorce strata of Holly wood. It comes both as a shock and a disappointment that the Bergman idol has feet of common clay. No one cared that the Smiths and the Jones of the movies di voiced themselves at regular in tervals. They were but faces in a crowd, but Bergman was never regarded as one of these. One col umnist in commenting on the plans for the divorce says: Our theory parallels the one that used to be falo, New oYrk. They are based on what happened in a series of experiments to a mechanical man who had been made the guinea pig in a number of experiments for the past two years. oOo- -- The Russians claim to have dis covered the atomic. The Russians know how to make trucks and planes and guns, but we had dol-to make and ship several billion lars worth of them to Rusia during the last war. oOo- -- A magazine article we have just read informs us that some 23,000 women are attacked, beaten and raped in this country each year. In face of this fact parole boards every day release upon their comof curent about Hitler. The real In- munities criminals convicted that the fact Even sex offences. grid Bergman is being held captive and this one is an imposter.' ' many offences are committed by oOoparoled criminals seems to have no iVce President Barkley says hes weight with the heedless acts of hopeful that there may be a sub- parole boards everywehere. oOostantial reduction in taxes in the A local Republican, noting the next yew of two. The Vice President is a confirmed optimist or suit filed by the Justice Departhes trying to make all of us feel ment against the A & P Grocery, suggests that if the Justice Degood. partment really wants to break Who is a God unto thee, that up a monopoly in this country it pardoneth iniquity, and passe th by should take some action about splithe transgression of the remnant tting up the Democratic party. oOoof his heritage? he retaineth not The growing unpopularity of his anger forever because he Robeson, the colbred singer Micah 7:18. in Mercy. is championing the cause of Co oOoAt the present time the taxpay munism, is evidence of the fact th ers of this country are paying 5 at the right thinking people are billion dollars a pear interest on still in the great majority cn this The national dept. This amounts to country. -- -- -- Pa-u- th w-h- o -- $33 oOo- -- A banker points out that $20 deposited in a bank in 1820 would by this time amount to $3,310. To which an exchange notes that it is the luck of most people that they forgot to do this in 1920. -- oOo- Some one suggests as a suitable design for a monument to the humble taxpayer as a much. worried man standinf with his hands holding out his empty pockets. -- oOo- -- per person. oOo- Faye Emerson, movie actress, wife of one of the Roosevelt boys, is seeking divorce for her husband Speaking of the divbrce Miss Emerson is quoted as saymg, Its not easy voluntarily to give up being of Eleanor the daughter-in-laRoosevelt, and yet a surprising number of young women have been able to make the sacrifice." in addition to being a successful actress Miss Emerson is a very intelligent young woman. oOoa local man says, town, Every has some individual who thinks that the community parking problem can be solved in the town This notwithstanding the fact that no town of any consequence has yet solved it. The thing that makes it difficult is that too many people park their car in the morning in front of a business place , and there it sets all day. If each - one when he had finished at the particular store would move his ar to a side street and give his neighbor a chance there woul( be plenty of rom. As it is there just isnt street space enough in any city to make parking space for everyone at the same time. The parking problem wont be solved in any town until car drivers get the idea of dividing the parking space with their neighbors. A lot of people dont kke them but the parking meters are, after all, the only really satisfactory solution to the parking problem. -- -- -- oOo- Speaking of being prepared for any emergency, one keen observer offers this suggestion to those riding in an automobile, whi see a few seconds in advance that a crash is coming. If you are riding beside the driver and see that a head on crash is inevitable it is suggested that you place your forearm on a smooth partt of the dashboard and rest, your head against it The sugestion to the driver after he has exhausted al efforts to avoid the crash, or stop the car, The national safety council that one out of six drivers involved in. a fatal accident last year had been drinking, and one out of every four pedestrains killed had had a few. re-por- ts -- oOo- The estimateed fire loss in this country during the month of August the last month for which figures are available, was $50,150,00. Total fire losses for the first eight months this year are estimated at $448,549,000. -- oOo- This from one of our exchanges In 'Boston an escaped insane person avoided capture for days by racing his motor car through the streets and appearing to the authorities as a perfectly noral per. son. -- oOo- Winter is just around the corner We made the annoucement with no pleasur able thrill especially since we are told that John L. Lewis planning stutting down the coal mines and letters the country shiver while he talks pensions for the coal miners. We accomplished little in this country in the matter of reducing traffic accidents because we fail or refuse to apply the only remedy there is that of cancelling the drying permits of hibitually careless drivers. Itt is a well known fact that most of the traffic accidents are caused by a small per cent of the drivers. In some localities these drivers are arrested for careless, dangerous and druken driving, and are released with a small fine to continue their destruction. It is indefensible and cannot be explained, except by sheer criminal indifference and wilful neglect. It is a notorious fact that the car driver who recently struck down and killed Margaret Mitchell, author of Gone With the Wind in Atlanta, Georgia, had een in police court twenty-tw- o fines for careless driving. The won der of it is that any community Aould tolerate a conreasonable to 'onclude that such drivers, if rel eased by the law often enough will nevitably kill some one. What is true in Atlanta is true in most large ciu es radio so much as it needs laws to protect the public from labitually careless drivers and the interestinal fortitude to enforce hem. It is time some cummunity distinguish itself by mating a start toward a serious eifort at law enforcement in the matter of habitually careless drivers. ly Two Minute Sermon (By Thomas Hastwell) "THE GATE OF HEAVEN IS man who has carried a grudge in his heart against a fellow townsman for years. It all began over a little thing that has been magnified clear out of proportion. This person has mulled over his fancied grievence and fanned the smouldering fire until, I am convinced, he will never forgive his one time friend for his trifling offense. I am wondering what is going to happen to this TOO SMALL: I know a man when his summons comes to answer the final call and he stands bare and alone before the final tribunal. No place in the holy writ is there a letter or a syllable that says that man can enter heaven. To believe otherwise is to refute the whole scheme of human salvation and divine redemption. On earth this man does not speak to his one time friend when he passes him on the street. Does he believe, does anyone believe, that he can take that feeling of resentment, that spirit of unforgiveness into heaven? As big and as high as is the gate of heaven it is not big enough, or high enough, or wide enough, to let through a soul embittered with hate and unforgiveness. There is no spite, or grude, or jealousy, or hate or greed, or meanness, or dishonesty in heaven. It is the antipathy of all of these. It is a place of brotherly love, and forgiveness, and kindness and harmony. It is the true fruition of a truly Christian life. present Chicken pox seems to be thriving in Centerville, Mr. and Mrs. Archer Clayton and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Carr have daughters who are having them, and Mr. and Mrs. Therice Duncan and Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Evesons boys are not letting the girls outdo them. Mr. Frank Sheldon, and Mrs. John Rice are both very sick at their homes, and Mrs. La Von Burgin is layed up at her home as a result of having a stone slip of a wall onto her foot. But it did not prove to be The Blarney Mr. Fred Peterson is very ill at his home. It is pleasing to hear that Mr. Henry Barber is very much improved in health. The Lions club of Centerville are issuing a calander of birthdays A Town Booster, 26c for each name put on it. The club is sponsoring it for a most worthy cause. The funds this raised will be used to build a tool house, and rest rooms in the Centerville cemetery. The MIA furnished the program Sunday evening Oct. 9th in the Second ward. ITes. Ralph Hartle took charge. Pres. Janice U. Parrish gave a wonderful talk on the Recreational Program of The LDSMIA and Its Advantages. Nancy Folsoms gave the Duties of The Youth In The Church Scripture Reading, Ramond Barber: piano duet, Renna and Elizabeth Ford. William B. Rigbys subject was Youth, His Joy Here and Hereafter. Pres. Ralph Hart-le- s subject was Youth That Is Clean. Both presidents gave a short welcome to mutual address. Brothers Charles Woodbury and Byron Glover gave the opening and closing prayers. Dont forget The Road Show of the mutuals to be held in the recreation halls in all the different To remove tar or grass stains, rub well with clean lard, afterwards wash with soap and water. To make mashed potatoes creamy add one half teaspoon of baking powder in a good sized dishful, beat hard and serve immediately. When frying doughnuts, put a small potato in the fat and it will keep it from burning. wards of the Davis stake on STER. surviving vfe of John A. Webster, deceased, WILFORD H. WEBSTER and Mrs. WILFORD H. WEBSTER, GOLDEN WEBSTER and MRS. GOLDEN WEBSTER, EDNA WEBSTER STEED, JOSIE WEBSTER FLINT, MINA WEBSTER FLINT, MAGGIE WEB F. STER MARSTON, WILKIE GALBRAITH. JAY GALBRAITH. DEAN MRS. JAY GALBRAITH, DEAN GALBRAITH and MRS. GALHENRY GALBRAITH. GALHENRY Mrs. and BRAITH BRAITH. ANITA GALBRAITH, HEIRS UNKNOWN and the DEVISEES, LEGATEES or CRED ITORS of John A. Webster, deUNKNOWN ceased, and the HEIRS, DEVISEES, LEGATEES, or CREDITORS of Christie Webster Galbraith, deceased, and all other persons unknown, claiming or inany right, title, estate, lien decub-eterest in the real property in the complaint adverse to Plaintiffs ownership, or any cloud deupon plaintiffs title thereto, white wot tod 877W, on come to to 600 East Center St. Bountd" 34 Utah. FOR RENT Five room home and (fun shed), full457basement or cal R3 Phone garage. at 3625 So. 6th East, CenteniUe Adults preferred. FOR RENT 3 room modern apart ment. with gas, utility room; Malso 199-Jlgarage .Phone BUf. 100 J. W. Hancock. 3755 So. north on 2nd w street from Bouniful. Tues-da- y OcL 18. Centerville First ward will hold a Halloween dance Monday Oct 31st at the Soldier Memorial hall all are more than welcome. The MIA Sunday evening program in the First ward was In charge of Willis Layton, who also gave an address of welcome A scripture reading was given by Johanna Brown. Norman Burs presented Boys LDS standards. The Bee Hive chorus rendered A and B number. Shirlene Tin gey s subject was Duties of The Youth In The Church, Joy Unspeakable and Eternal Happiness. Pres. John Elgren presented the recrea- WANTED TO RENT A garage tional program and gave a welcomnear to 361 North Main. Call 34 . ing address. Btfl. 881-- or Miss Maria DaHon was quite ill last week but is improving nicely. CHIROPRACTOR Mrs. Elizabeth Lyon of Ogden, East her son, Mr. Eugene Sharp of Long DR. C. F. BARNHILL, 280 m. to 9 6 p Hours South. 1st Beach, Calif., and her daughter Delores Morrison were the guests p.m. Phone Bountiful URo0r 34 of Miss Dalton Monday. They had appointment. motored to lleber City to visit relain tives and friends there Surfday. SEE OUR WINDOW during next week and see the beautiful have things you can make. Vie teacher, engaged an experienced the from Salt Lake to teach comW ANTED To buy 7 ton of 1st or a will We carry classes. 3rd crop alfalfa hay. Harold and all plete line of green ware a N. 207 Phone East 4th llardv, are We installing supplies. . 34 will Bountiful. Classes kiln for the firing. be held each Monday at 8 FOR SALE at $1.50 per lesson. Come in HARDand register. used cirMONARCH WARE. 22 So. M;in, Bountiful. 34 vro'n. Sacrifice culating coal Utah. for $25.00. Aide C. Cheney. Centerville. Phone Boun.il' : 4163 R2 or 602-J. - WANTED J Classes 288-W- d fendants. Ceramics CLASSIFIED 288-W- P-- FAB FY-Vlv - Notice to Creditors SALE Estate oil heater, Estate of Bessie M. Webster with 2 drums, very good condi34 Flint deceased. tion. Phone Btfl. Creditors will present claims Fleetvouchers to the undersigned Chevrolet 1947 with FOR SALE Clearfield, Building, line, excellent condition. H. C. at Smith on or H. William clo Main. King Phone 840 Utah North Brough, Office Farmington No. 2; resi- before the 10th day of December, 34 A. D.. 1949. dence Bountiful 318-W- . REX W. FLINT, FOR SALE Horse trailer, $25; Administrator of the Estate of Red Island Rhode pullets Bessie M. Webster Flint, deceased. Date of first publication October (thoroughbred) from $3 to $5 and one ton and a half model A 7th, A. D.. 1949. Ford trfick. Phone J. R. String-ham- , 34 Bountiful 109-J- . SUMMONS FOR 90-R- . FOR SALE Small sweet Spanish NO. 3948 onion, cheap. Harold Hardy, 217 East 4th North. Phone Btfl. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF 34 . THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISIN AND FOR DAVIS TRICT FOR SALE Late moled 5Ms ft STATE OF UTAH COUNTY. in percalvinator refrigerator: and VARNEY W. JAMES fect condition, $100. 272 West SARAH IDA VARNEY, his wife; . 17th So. Phone Bountiful and COLON D. PITTMAN and LDA PITTMAN, his ALBERTA black old gildFOR SALE 3 year vs. FANNIE WEB Plaintiffs two wife, has outfit bathfoot, ond ing 288-W- 480-M- THE STATE OF UTAH TO SAID DEFENDANTS: You and each of you are nereby within to summoned appear this of services after twenty days summons upon you, if served within the county in which tins action is brought; otherwise within dethirty days after service, and and action; entitled above fend the in case of your failure so to do, against judgment will be rendered of you according to the demandbeen the compWnt which has filed with the Clerk of said Court. This action is brought for the purpose of quieting title to the land situated in Davis County. Utah, and described as follows: Beg. at a point 25 ft. N. and 160 ft. E. from the SW cor. of the NWH of the NEi of Sec. 1 1, Township 3 North, Range and Base Lake Salt West, thence Menu an, running North 11 deg. 47 min. East 256 feet; thence North 23 deg. 15 min. East 340 feet to the Northwest corner of L. A. Guthrie's land ;thence West 71 feet; thence South 23 deg. 15 min. West 310 feet; thence South 11 deg. 47 min. West 150 feet to the East line of New Highway; thence South 6 deg. 26 min. East along said Highway line 146 feet; thence East 24 feet to the point ot .82 containing beginning, acres ALSUP L RICHARDS By JACK A. RICHARDS Plaintiffs Attorneys P. O.' Address: 603 Eccles Building, Ogden, Utah. Oct. 13, 1949. First publication Last publication Nov. 10. 1949. owners of other cars y t ' ; BOUNTIFUL BRIEFS Mayor Waddoups says the sewer work is going along very satisfac- torily. One of the things contemplated - & if I V Look in the Bountiful city water improvement plan was to pipe Mill Creek through Mueller park to keep the water from becoming contaminated by pic nickers. The contract to lay this pipeline has been awarded to B. A. Todd ana E. K. Fuller, for $19,754.30. The directors of the truck line end the west branch on Mill creek and Bountiful city have reached an agreement whereby Bountiful city can go ahead and pipe water from Bear hollow and Birch creek for a certain distance, then finally discharge the same in the trunk line. It is believed this will save considerable late water that has been running to waste. at all the Extra Value theyre getting! Anson Call Jr., Box Elder county agricultural agent with headquarters in Brigham city and two of his sisters, Athelia of Ogden, and Cleo Clarkof Bountiful left Thursday morning for Duhlan, Chihuahua. Mexico, to visit with teir parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Call. Mr. Call has not very good health of late. Hes about 86 years of age. Mrs. Harold Handy and other members of her family are spending this Friday with her niece, Mrs. Sylvia Smith in Sunset. H. O. Tack one of the oldest residents of West Bountiful, a former county clerk and a deputy U. S. marshal, died at his home Tuesday, OcL 11. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p m. in the West Bountiful ward chapel. CENTERVILLE NEWS a car! What value! Is it What wonder Hudson sales this year are 30 per cent ahead of last years record? Every day more people are discovering that the New Hudson, dewith its unique "step-dow- n sign, is packed, right now, with styling, performance and comfort features they thought were years away! Only in Hudson do you get the most of the four advantages people want most in motoring . . . the most beauty , roominess, road-uthine ss, and performance. In roominess, for instance, Hudson offers vou, not just more, but the MOST the roomiest seats in or The Lady Lions met Thursday the home of Mrs. Thomas Cook at 8 p.m. Prof. Stillings gave a fine talk on Fall Flowers and The Care of Gardens for The Winter. Mrs. Willand Diederichs was A delicious lunch was served. The Lions club met at the FluMingo club Monday Oct. 10th for dinner and their regular business meeting At the fast feeting in the Centerville First ward Sundav Oct. 9th. Lois Duncan daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Therice Duncan. Margaret Walton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oct 6th at all-rou- rttCEg-Lmicn- Bountiful, Utah g car built any today! You get amazing head room the most efficient use of interior space in any motor car! Come in for a Revelation Ride see all the extra value Hudsons unique "step-dow- n design gives you. Take the wheel yourself, and put the wonderful New Hudson to any test that pleases you. Youll find that here, at last, is a new kind of motoring. And youll see right away why, of the more mass-produce- d than quarter-millio- n owners of New Hudsons, 12Q.000 are motor- ists who have changed to Hudson other makes! Bring your present car when you come in. Let us work out a deal that is bound to please you! from HUDSON A LEADER IN RESALE VALUE! Come in today and let us show you figures from the National Automobile Dealers Association Official Used Car Guide Books that prove "step-dowdesigned New Hudson command top price in the nations used-ca- r markets! n 40 YEARS OF ENGINEERING IEADFRSHIP mew wm JLLJUL VL ONLY CAR WITH THl STIR OOWH PfStOH vo co pop WILKINSON MOTOR SALES Telephc |