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Show the LUTON JOl KNAL LAYTON. FT AH, (X'TOHKK lit. 1914 this and that as friends will. In the m a drive for new members Kligl Air course of the conversation he said: Airs Me for memlversip are wives, Mst ' would Say, Dixon, 1 wish you ers. daughters or mothers of formAnnual write a jece for me in your Aims er servicemen Mrs Helen Day and Moot column sometime." "O. K.," I said, Mrs Maige Whitesides have been "I d be glad to, what do you want Meet i hosen as eaptams of opposing not it written about?" 1 want it writ is KAYSV1LLE "Rotary t CLEARFIELD to Leaders of ten ani gam new associates he said, "who embarked on a hopeless task m about a "What the American Flag should force Air Explorer Scout activities in the works in the man, of U'M one its do. as I same place .idvoeating service mean to us" was the talk on Amor intermountain region will hold a want to take him ees. r.J :, n .urns." Ohn H Rtrie. Ogdon, mm apart and let him ance Supply, otSalvage conference Saturday and Sunday see icantsm given by Mis M.nv I.und the ogd,n .i vj lV group ot the division him see himself as the of others Ogden Miss his Godfrey sponsored bv the at Clearfield naval supply depot "I'll be riel area will hold ;he !.::h i Hah Power and Light Co told glad to try to show his annual as a candidate to On Is The conference is intesied to beauxiliary rai n..,.; supply members of the Kaysville Hot ary faults," 1 said, "but when it comes told it bn expel ictices Mate, gin a program of expanded knowl to getting im to see himself as conference ThudsvLv a ," he lull Uedne-jtluwhen gave !hor ami thanked the edge of the Explorer program and others see him that is a big job at the Hotel Hen l.imorui ,r. " talk on "Which Direction Rotaiv ' her a recruiting drive for members. I doubt if I could o; Broken Groups comes that that Service is something get part Mrs l'av lor was eletl Kenneth will attend from the With Delegates trom within and is aimed at makexception el the request filled." "You know,f ii vhaplam Cache Valley, Salt Lake, Ogden, I said, to Mis Del Aeordmg is what the preachers session, groups will tv troM-- i the "that for one,, smoother ing path la Latimer, thou is a short and Utah National Parks councils hae been to age ot seperate do for years meetings associates," he said. "A tremen try ing to of Utah: Jim Bridger council of get us to see The agenda for the WecLv f dons amount of energy, compai t helpers at the Veterans hospital ourselves as others I ity Volunteers were Wyoming and Nevada area coun- see us Somehow it seems a most fair will include spcuktis Me to that in the atom or the in Salt lake nested cil. reel difficult, if not impossible thing to headquarters AMC. Pawn ihu tiemenlous amount given olf by The Salt Lake men who will lead the do, but I will will sell letiesh try. What is your J E. Stamplo. J. Ginrl .uni p the sun each day, could be un- mi nts at..ciliary the conference include John D. Giles, problem? dance Saturday Brown, representing the night loosed in the hearts of man if the Vl,rr. to Im' h. Id regularly th.s vviiitiu m sectional Explorer chairman, and "Well, he said, "this fellow is a works; Maj W. K (owdm. I tuh desire to serve were present." the Legion Hall Proceeds y ill he Elbert D. Curtis. A member of the good workman but be is a mody General depot, ani Ogden Hotary used to the I eeion kitchen Clearfield depot officers who introvert. If something crosses him H. Hansen, accoutuUe(irt club. Mr was ott.etr Ririe from accompanied Meeting equip the auxihurv ale shed of will participate are Capt. W, W. up at home or on the way to work Great Kails Air fo:o to l,.e Mop oo the meeting by Trank lliehrn-- tiled for the first Thursdav of e.uli Honaker. supply officer in com- or even vexes him at the shop, he tana. per district representative o. mand. and Cmdr. W. N. Gray ex- once lapses into a blhe funk with Operating procures el the- two the I'tah Tower ant Light com month a look on his face that would bite zone system and ecutive officer. problems per p.iiiv at Layton. a twenty penny nail in two. He apTruest II Scot field, president taming to air forces and restnve Bountiful PTA pears sour and dour and mad for with the Ogden a;r Material area ci the Kaysville club, introduced CLEARFIELD NEWS days. His looks and manners seem will be discussed. both men at the meeting. to say. look at me, see how I am To Hold Others Attending 111 addition to representatives Several LDS missionaries are suffering, get out of my way, you Hexl Monday Evening being sent to mission fields to la- scum, beiore I grind you into pow- from supply and muintrnace di- Layton Group who visions at Hill AFB and bor for the next two years . A fare- der." He makes everyone has other well testimonial for Elder Max works with him uncomfortable and es within this are;, all major comHonor Token WOODS CROSS - Dons Takle. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. unhappy. At every friendly, ap- mands the numbered An tones White, son of ' an back like he of fht South Bountiful snaps White will be held in the new proach bishop National Guard Bureau air tram I AYTON Mrs Bonnie Kvanson wart!. Church of Jesus Christ ot Second ward chapel at Clearfield, angry dog and without hesitation ing command and continental Divrough shod over anyone who ision Saints, will give a talk Sunday evening, Oct. 16th, under riaes air transport service areceived a ofPast President's Pin at Latter-dahas a word to say to him as though will Military the American Legion on "Foundation for a Better Tam meeting the direction of Bishop Clarence in in be attendance his sadistic mind he enjoyed the J. Stoker. Elder White has receivLt. Col. C. V. McCauley base Auxiliary recently. Maing the pre- ilv Life" at the next meeting of ed and accepted a call from church effort to make them as miserable executive at llil AKB, is in charge sentation was Mrs. Ruby Lavton. the South Bountiful school PTA Mrs. Opal Thurman has disagreeable as he is. been sele- at the school Monday at 8 p m authorities to labor in the Scandi- and He s a good workman but no of arrangements for the conferencted as the new of the navian county of Norway. Prece He Among the committee reports will president be assisted by Kldo s gambation. scheduled to be given will be that mission training is being receiv- one about the place has any use Slater, civilian personnel section The group is ed at the mission home in Salt for him. They never attempt to currently engaged by Ben E. Ricks, safety chairman, engage in conversation with him Lake City. savbecause they do not enjoy his Motoring to Riverton, Wyo., re- age attacks. D. and Mr. Mrs. Alvin cently, Stoker spent several days visiting andThis keeps up for several days with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Stoker. like suddenly he appears at work normal, ready to meet eveiy Mr. and Mrs. Lyngby Stoker anfellow It is nounce the birth of their first not to worker with a smile. most be wondered at that Satan in Ogden hospital, daughter of them are pretty reserved and urday, Oct 1st. The couple have take his friendly overtures with two sons, Jerry and Dee. Mrs. Stoker is the former Carol Esper-so- doubting looks, and with virible skepticism. of Midvale. Now I know that there is no Mrs. Nina Barton and children, man can give for justification Karl and Barbara of Monticello, such conduct. any We all hav our off Utah were guests this week of Mr days, we all have times when situaand Mrs. Arvil Sessions. tions become very trying when it In connection with the Second seems that we would be justified ward Mutual Improvement associa tin going berserk and telling off tion the Self Interests group holds in sight. That happens its regular weekly meetings every everyone all of us, but if we are normal to Tuesday eve ring in the new chapel persons, men and women, we are Class instructor is Ernest Williams to possess some sort of The book, Articles of Faith and supposed control. We are supposed to masEvery Day Living," by Elder John ter our weakness, and this cerA. Widstoe is being studied. All tainly is a weakness. We have no interested, members and to subject others to the unright bers are invited to attend and parpleasantness of our moods. ticipate in class exercises, and the They think they are strong in special activity socials being given their secret smouldering wrath occasionally. and everything against everybody School children of the two local but, Dixon, they are weak, pitifully elementary schools Pioneer and weak. They ought to be made to been Wasatch, have canvassing the see themselves as others see them community this past week solicitmarweak, sniveling, ing funds cn the poliomyelitis tyrs who suffer and suffer and sufdrive to aid vicitims of the dread fer in grim, cold forbidding sildisease. A former Clearfield girl ence. is recovering in a California hosI agree with my friend. I have pital at the present time from mown such people. They are all polio. She 's Beverly Hodson, now he says they are. I shun them Mrs. Earl (Jim) Green, daughter wherever I find them. I cant help of Mr. and Mrs: Irby Hodson of them because they dont want to Clearfield, who lives at Palo Alto, be helped. They enjoy, with sadiswhere her husband is employed. tic joy and satisfaction, their At last report, Beverly was immartyrdom. Their only proving from the sickness. chance, as I see it, is to one day Little Colleen (Cocoa) Hodson actually see themselves as others has been staying with her grand- see them. I think that would, or mother, Mrs. Rufus Hodson while at least should, be an effective her mother was working in the fac- cure. tory. The annual sale of pipe tobacco Mrs. Minnie Brown of Coalville is 50 per cent less than it was in T has been w siting here with her 1937-41- . been visiting here with her daughter Mrs. Viola Mabey in the Mabey home. She returned home a few days ago. Died Recent visitors here of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel G. Layton were, Mrs. Lucy Bone, her daughter, Mary At Home and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Corbridge of Layton. Hyrum Osmer Pack, 76. former and Mrs. deputy U. S. marshal in Utah died Mrs Kenneth Arave Clair Fowers and their children of at the family home Tuesday at 4:15 Hooper visited here Tuesday at the p.m. of a lingering illness. Radiontube Unit Frigidaire T. P. Taylor home. Mr. Pack served as cheif deputy fast, dean, 1935 1921 to steady heat, let provide from Leroy Flippen, Edwin Frawt U. S. marshal to 50 economical heat ott most the choose from and Gerald Heaton have returned and during that period served as up choose offering you to models 3 types, 9 from a vacation, spent in an auto marshal for several months. Prior eoeh for Big for room cooking More operation. kitchen space. more storage space in the same to 1935 he served as Davis county Oven reaches baking temperatrip to Oklahoma. A house guest of Mrs. Lola Buck clerk for 12 years to 1915, and was frozen foods . . . more room for largest bottles, turkeys, ture In 51 minutes. Fully automotic and children for several weeks has principal of the West Bountiful . more room for vegetables in the big . . melons controls available. Dozens of other school from 1901 to 1903. been, Mrs. Florence Buck of mechanism proMeter-MisIce wonderful features. Seven models to Trays. Quickube Woods Minnesota. Hydrator. Mr. Pack was born in seasuit 5 of the for a son of John last every size budget. the 1872, years. Nov. day service 15, Spending Cross expense tected against son on a fishing trip were, Joe L. and Jessie Sterling Pack. He was Mabey, Jr., Milton Hadfield, J. J educated in Davis county schools to Sessions and T. P. Taylor. They and was graduated from the Uniwent in Mr. Mabeys jeep. versity of Utah in 1901. He served Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Holt of on a mission in the southern states Thermopolis, Wyo. have been with for the Church of Jesus Christ of relatives in Clearfield and Layton Latter-daSaints from 1897 to for some' me. 19C0. He married Sylvia Compton Motoring to Salt Lake City, Mr. June 15, 1911. and Mrs. Pete Hamblin and chiln active member of the LDS dren spent the day recently with church. Mr. Pack during his lifetheir son and his wife, Mr. and time. had served as a high priest Mrs. Lloyd Hamblin and children. in the West Bountiful ward, secThey all enjoyed a lovely birthday. retary of the ward deacons quorum dinner, honoring Mrs. Lloyd teacher in the Sunday school and ward organizations; superintother Of interest to local Clearfielders endent of the ward Y M M I A. asLDS in the is the recent marriage sistant in the ward Sunday school Salt Lake temple of Nola Jean superintendency and in the FarmBeus, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. ington LDS ward Sunday school new Rodney Beus of Hooper. The during a short per bride is the niece of Mrs. Edith superintendency in Farmington as residence of iod and J. Steed, Mrs. Delma Bushnell as member of the south Dav-i- s well Kay Nelson, and the granddaughL D S stake Sunday school board ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jens K. Nel- stake genealogical society and stason, all of Clearfield. Her mother ke high council. was the former Alice Nelson 01 had been an active meber He . . Clearfield. the Republican party his entire Mrs. Ross Layton is receiving of life an Ogden MAIL THIS COUPON AT ONCE POZ medical treatment in are his widow, frve Surviving rhildrem ESTIMATE The Layton FREE TRADE-Ihospital. Mrs. Lucile P. Hunter, Vernon. Kenneth, Tamera .David daughters. Robintheir Woods Cross; Mrs. LaVon Elaine and Donald are staying jwth David son. Dayton, Ohio; Mrs. Mrs. FURNITURE and grandparents, Mr. Pack Washington, D. C. Mrs. Wanand owns, father Their Layton. da P. Clayton, Centerville. City Cente operates the Ross Social two sons. Warren S. Pack, BountiC PI,o wd nt trod'm vok of oy lifrljootel ful. and Darryl D. Pack Woods Mrs. T. P. Taylor ' broth Moke two Mrwdwere Year 13 grandchildren; supperguesy ses- Cross: children ers. Roy G. Pack, Bountiful and Mode cently of Mr., home high Gerald F. Pack Salt Lake City, and sions in the Sessions sistName several halfbrothers and half way 91. ers Address Friends may call at the Union Town Thursday Bountiful, PHONS 15. mortuary Phone from 6 to 9 p.m. and Friday prior Dixon) Frank (By to services. LAYTON Burial will be in Bountiful city the me a friend of mine stopped about cemetery. other day and got to talking Tri-Sla- le Personnel Seoul Callsd Speaker Set Rotary Thursday .ar n-- , J- v' '.:r-u- , , South Program Legion Presents 1 Doctors agree that more case in which he will tell of improve ments made during fire prevenof earner could be cured If they tion week The school held fire were detected sooner. The. drills, and installed new fire ex reason they are not discovered tmguishers aryl safety switches for tarlier is that it is possible for the elivtucal system under his di cancer to for some time in lection the body without producing any effect that reveals its presence. A quartet will sing "Weil Build a Little Cottage," and a group dis According to Melford R. Run-yoon executive vice president ol be held will profamily eussion blems Teachers will not be in the American Cancer Society, the seven danger signals which their looms to meet the parents alter the meeting as it was do might indicate the presence of cancer are: A lump or thickeni ided at the first of the year that thev would be in their rooms only ing in any part of the body; any sore that dies not heal; any everv other mivting. unus-ua- l bleeding or discharge; Room mothers for the two first any change in a wart or a mole; eiades are Mrs Norman Allen, persistent indigestion or diffiMis John Forsbcrg. Mrs. Otto in swallowing; any change culty Kuslin and Mrs. LeC.rande Parkin. in normal bowel habits; any The others are Mrs. Lon Buttle, hoarseness or cougns. second grade; Mrs. 1. VV. Peter on and Mrs Robert Henderson, Last yiar 41,00(1 pounds of snuff third grade. Mrs. George Alder, fourth grade, Mrs Lawrence Moss wa used .n this rountry. and Mrs. Clinton Mills, fifth grade; and Mrs Joe Wilson and Mrs Rieta Taylor, sixth grade Here lef Baxter, principal, has ar-with Mrs anged the program Baxter responsible for the nnisi now cal numbers Refreshments will be served at the end of the meeting n, i per-s.sli'- iit -- LET US i figure your roofing problems Expert build up or Repair, all types of roofing. Vccidents are costing American people an average of $14,000 a minute according to the National Safety Councils records. Records also show that two persons are killed accidentally and 200 injured in t!i: I Juted States on an aver mV of everv ten minutes. 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