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Show WEEKLY NEWS-EXPRES- LAYTON, UTAH, JUNE S, 4, 1536 Tiii?cr, entPrtained copied employment in Fait Lake. been vrry ill the psst month, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Nalder rprnt Thursday much improved. home Ihe ;n at :r las? Thursday in Logan visiting LinMin.-e- s Etha Ilold-mEdith . areiers The Union guests apartments. iheir daughters, Norma and Cen-ci.- ford and Zenas Hvdc, Vra Tvu ginmona yde and Dick Mrs. S'an'ey Ellison, Mrs, who were attending school over Ihe arrival of Inst week end at Bryce D spent Mrs. Dick Watt, at the U. S. A. C. The Misses Nor George Evans, raby girl born at the Deo bos,nl Sim-- 1 Mrs. Mathew ti:, MrsMYaynard :ua and Genneive returned Sunday canyon. at Ogden lJist Saturday. M". fir. and Mrs. James Webster and Mrs. Llanl Miss Bennett, Mrs," (q their home here. domett, Ku'y mors was formerly relatives Welber Couch and Mrs. Stanford Keith Layton left Tuesday for amily rpert Sunday with Pfivkpp n Trrmonton. his home in NevaJa, after spending Cowley. Mr.ind Mrs. Stanley Both the Sunflower and Phillips to his home in Nevada, after spending Ed. West in Wednesday of The barn left Layton and daughter of the Daughters of Pionecamps tno cpamsn Layton was damaged, it was estim the winter with Mr. and Mrs. Char, ers pend the summer at the pioneers of entertained ated, J25 by being struck by a bolt les Nalder. ranch in Nevada. . Caysville at the home of Mrs. Char j Misa Esther Knowlton s visiting of lightning during the electrical es Odd, Thursday afternoon. There with Miss Pauline Coates at her storm Wednesday. . were five pioneers present and sevMr. and Mrs. Clayton Wilker. home in Lehi fog ten days. eral that were unable to attend. A Wallace Cowley was away from son and children of Idaho Falls, ovely program was given after Xho Primary officers and teachhis work at the Knowley drug the Idaho, spent a few days as guests a delicious lunch was served wtch to of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilkerson. ers of Kaysville were entertained first few days of the week, duo which time they presented Mr. and Mrs. Wayne F Wright at the home of Mrs. Ralph WiL during each with a present from pioneer liams, Monday evening. Miss Amelia Staley is visiting of Salt Lake were the week-en- d the There were 65 members camps. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Stevens of guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert for ten days with Mr. and and guests present. home in Jenkin.. Monolith, Calif., were guests of Wayne Wright at their Mrs. Charles Odd entertained 30 Mrs. and Mann Cora of Howard Lorin Thomas, Lake. Salt Ilooper Thursday. c. at a dinner Mr. and Mrs. William Cannaham members of her family The Pone skating nnk is being Fay Stark of West Point were mar Joe Turnbau Decoration Mrs. day. of Salt Lake and Mrs. Carl Boyd of Los converted into a picture theatre for ried during the week. Angeles, was among the Orval Smith Morton and Frances and son, Ralph, of Los Angeles which it was built in the first place guests. Mrs. Milton and it is also being remodeled and Sandall of Kaysville were married were guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Elburn Chlpman ' Burton, Saturday. decorated. The latest sound pro- during the past week. 0 have moved into Mrs. James Chip-maMr .and Mrs. Floyd Griner and Robert Porter and Gwendolynn jection equipment will be installed. home. Will Rogers. Shirley Temple and Morgan of Layton were married farnjly of Phoenix Arts, spent last Robins and family have Earl week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Brags other high class pictures from the during the past week. old Thomassen home the bought Miss Ruth and Dorothy Neilson Mayor, riifl and moved into it. Clifford Green leading houses will be shown. The Mr. and Mrs. enry Graham were theatre should be ready to open by of Spring Canyon, Utah, are guests purchased the Robins home, Wells guests of their daughter, Mrs. Jay Hayes and family moyed into the the middle or the latter part of of Miss June Smith. Mrs. Joe Day entertained her Garn, and husand in .Salt. Lake, next week. Expect to run Wedncs Christopher Layton home. and . Sat' bridge club last Thursday after- Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs, Rulon Killian and days, Thursdays, Fridays Miss Edna Roerts undorwent an urday of each week. Watch lobby noon. The club members and guests of Orangeville are visiting family' display. Ushers wanted. Admission present were, Mrs. Evan Ellison, operation for an attack of append!, with Mrs. Killians mother, Mrs. 10c and 15c. There will be (2) Mrs. Frank Morehouse, rs. Spencer citis at the Dee hospital, Monday. H. J. Sheffield, Jr. 6:30 ftn! Adams, Mrs. Marwood Mrs. George Wilcox was the shows the opening-aighLayton, Mr. and Mrs, W. E. Galley moMrs. Glen Layton, Mrs. Leonard guest of her sister, Mrs. Carl Green tored to Logan, 8:15 p. m.) Sunday, their Miss Leone Smith is visiting rel- Layton, Mrs. Dick Day apd Mrs. in Clearfield, Tuesday. returnee Gennevieve daughter G. F. Layton. The children of George W. Webatives in Smithfield for a week, home with them for the summer Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morgan ster tendered him a pleasant birth- Miss Beth Gailey is Ruth and Dorothy Nielson of sum are last wek.cnd at Jerome, Ida. day party Tuesday. Covers wero mer school in Provo. attending Carbon county spent Canyon, Spring spending two weeks here the as visiting with friends and relatives. laid for 25 guests. Mrs. Charles Shepherd ot Salt Mrs. T. J. OBrien left for her guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Smith Lake was. the guest of Mrs. Geo. E. P, Ellison will be 88 years of home in Canada last Sunday a age on Wednesday of next week. a month visit in Salt Lake and Swan Saturday. Mrs. W F. Collett attended the Lawrence E. Ellison and daugh- Layton. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Adams and wedding of her sister, Miss Fern ter, Bonnie Rae, E. P. Ellison and Merrill Skeen, are spending a few children, Elnin, Lois, Clark and Ivins, to J. Graydon Robinson in Monday. days at the Ellison ranch in Nev- Marion spent Memorial day at the Salt Lake temple, Lehi visiting relatives. Clark re- Miss Ivins is from Overton, Nev. ada. 7 and Mr. Robinson is from Kanab, George D. Watt underwent an mained for a week. Miss Mamie Layton, who expeefc Utah. Mr, and Mrs. Collett enteroperation Tuesday at Ogden for to leave this month on a vacation tained at a dinner at their home the removal of his tonsils. David Randall, son of ML and trip to Australia, was a guest of Monday evening in honor of the Mrs. Len Sandall, is ill at his home honor at a dinner party, Wednes- bride and groom. Mr. and Mrs. ffe with chicken pox. Mrs. D. Keith Robinson left Wednesday for Mongiven day evening by ' tana where they will spend the sum The marriage of Miss Angie Barnes at her home in Kaysville. The Layton ward Primary, un- mer. 8immons, daughter of Mr. and The American Legion auxiliary Mrs. John Simmons, Of Burley, der the direction of Miss Ima Idaho, and Mr. Wilford Jennings Whitesides, president, hold their entertained at the home of Mrs. A.' Arnold of Montpielier, Idaho will annual spring festival at the M, Barnes, Tuesday evening in be of interest to Layton people. hall, Tuesday evening. The honor of Mrs. Henry Mansell who The Simmons family made their amounted collected will be turned is leaving for Penaleton, Ore. to ( borne here until the last few years. over to the building committee for make her home. There Were 20 4 A shower was tendered Mrs. a new church. present. Mrs. John II Layton, Jr. and Miss Norma Wilcox attended a Eldredge Smith at ho home of her mother, Mrs. Edwin Williams, niece, Jean Copleton, left last week shower for Miss Carmen Streeper for .Kansas City, to spend several in Centerville, Wednesday and one Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Golden M. Adams weeks. one Miss Ida Barber on Saturday. and family visited relatives in Lehi Miss Dorothy Harris was guest Mrs. Ben Webster spent this week Decoration day. at the Kappa Delta Literary club end in Midvale with friends. Richard Layton and son, Richard last Thursday evening at the Hotel Mrs. Susannah Robins has been ill for several days. Jr., of Thatcher, Ariz., 6pent last Ben Lomond in Ogden. week here. Miss Emma Spackman has ac- Little Jene Wtllardson, who has . NVfcli Mr?. her bridge cIuA-'iar- t 1 c, aurc cr . June starts the month of play for children just out of school and for adults summer vacations also, the farm work is just getting in to full swing This all calls for new shoes We are prepared for you with large stocks of Real J. C. Penney Quality shoes Be sure to take advantage of this event ' kaysville Black OXFORDS Shoes for BABY For Misses and Children Unlined; Flexible Shoes $1.49 69c Weatherproof grain sole. Flat heel with rubber lift Women's and Children's Women's White Dress sandals OXFORDS trim. as you could wish I Cut out, yet they will give support! As cool Covered heel, composition sole, Also in gay summer colors. I Theyre Smart, Fellas OXFORDS tot' na $1.98 ... Men! sfi ELECTRIC wing tips thiB Heres Comfort Designed to make walking a pleasure! Flexible side leather uppers, pliable leather soles, half rubber heels Black. . 7- -n Girl's White Mens Black Hydxite WORKSHOES With cool cntoutsl Theyre Built for WEAR $2.49 p A pump youll get lots of wear out of this summer! Cut-ovamp and perforated white calf with low neell ut Misses Playmate oxford! Untrimmed ' except for simple stitching. Composition sole. Black side leather, brown or white elk. Scout Model Brown, retan uppers, leather middle sole. outsoles hard Composition wearing. Rubber heels. : The plain flexible toe means slipper ease and softness. Tough natural retan, hard-wearin- g leather soles, rubber heels I. Mens Heavy Duty Police Shoes , -- $1.49 . Nailed. $2.98 . Theyre Swell for Sports $1.79 1 Theyre Built to "Take It WORKSHOES FOIt MEN dealing and friendly service. compo soles, heels Dairy SHOES 98c WORKSHOES tough! 1 Comfortable, Durable For Sports and Everyday Boys Theyre Tough enough for the hardest service, soft enough for all day comfort Riveted vamp seams, OXFORDS Comfortable, Sturdy never forget that our reputation in the community was built, and depends, on fdir and square $2.69 and Childrens 1 VV ' I $2.98 REFRIGERATOR So soft and flexible. Theyll mold right to the foot. Beautifully designed and bound to Re-"" i light any Young Miss. n Styled Right for Summer! ST $1.98 one-stra- OXFORDS ft'MKeXWISQSa ut Value STRAPPIFS ' season boys have followed suit! Black side uppers, sturdy composition soles and heels. iUPTtt euMSl GENERAL Perforated white calf with covered Continental heel. Growing White An Excellent 1 cut-o- All OXFORDS You can wear this oxford for almost any daytime occasion Win? Tip Model! ysiu? Misses $2.98 $1.19 Men demanded The support growing feet need! Patent leather and white or smoked elk. Sizes 5H to 8, $1.19 A Shoe Von Must Havel White Arrabuk Fabric t La-to- . ( 98c Constructed i for proper foot growth, comfort I Unlined, patent leather, smoked white elk.. Black skle leather with black ns HIGH SHOES Brown retan uppers, tough composition outer soles, and heels. Sizes 9 to 12. i Sizes 12Y6-- 2 $1.59 Sizes ...... $1.69 Theyll Wear Like Iron! $3.98 For men on their feet all day! Heres toughness with empha- sis on real solid comfort! Steel rubshank, double leather ber heel! Real shoe economy! Except foif yourself, we are more Interested in the satisfactory, low-co- st operation of your Chevrolet than anyone. That is why the entire efficiency of our modern The young so rof Mr. and Mrs. Service Department is organized Richard Gerber has been ill of the. the past week. around the single aim to give you flu Mrs. Willard Bishop, Mrs. Netthe best sendee at the lowest cost! tie Lockhart,. Mrs. Eugene Lock' . hart, Mrs. Klden Down and Mrs. , L. Walker, all of Provo' . "visited Tht place for Frkndly Service. wiU here, Wednesday. Chester Owen and V.y J , Doughty Chevrolet Co. f pountful, Utah 1 - Whistling is forbidden in Iceland it is regarded as a breach where berta Canada were guests last week-enat the Sheffield homes. of the divine law, d Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Rushforth of Harry Schwartz of New York Ogden announce the arrival of a City was captured by police and son born at the Dee hospital Wed- relieved of $8,000 worth of stolen nesday. Mr, Rushforth was form- furs when he skidded into a snow ' drift. erly a Kaysville boy. . Pauline Witbeck of Raymond, Al- farr.j$iY)owney, Idaho, Mrs. W. G. Simpson of Blackfoot, Ida., Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Anderson and daugh ter, Mary, of Salt Lake and Miss NOTICE ' $S OS OftO BEQ0GIII5 r bud A public hearing on the school ' 1936-3get of Davis school district .for 1935-3- 76 and on increasing the budget for in the amount of $8,000.00. will bo held June 15, 1936 at 1:30 p. m. at the office of the Board of Education,. Farmington, Utah.-- oami Q0 .. . ; . . Board of Education Davis County School District . . Only G-- I Kefrigaretoct have Ertry Minutt of y Eury Day buyt a GEt ronCED-FEE- D I THIIFT-UNI- T OO requires Avail-bl- e attention, not eea oiling. in all models. Now "double the cold" and uses gives even lass current than ever. a 01 Iteluliii VvVv. - X KiV 4V -- r 'V '?A . a y $ St j Steal Swpae-Fraea- ee cannot chip or tarnish. Fresiss more ice faster. 9dlij Shalvas bring all food in plain sight and ttsy retch. Ghre snort usable storage space. Temperature Central Defrestlng Switch I aterter lighting Seel Podel Door Opener Vegetoble Compartment 9 Quick Release Ice Treys I Ywrs . 1 Somi-bod- LUDDICATIOn CH CC21H:3 trl features of the Creeral Ilectric sealed fcmaa ! arm seel THRIFT-UNIqnletee operation. locer Ue aa4 iovmr operetta cow. T Yob kaow hew forced-fee- d fabrication gave boner performance end loafer life to she entowoblle it doee the seme for treftioensor. hCttLutttOmG-i- f Remember, Gee eral Electric bea maanfacrared more re frifemore with seeled meebe-eisthan ell other maenfec-ture- Psrformante Protectica rt combined. , t great many lncomaa with tbaa a cflnas than 2,000 ..ksvt provod It coats ' I aa to owa low-co- - 01 I SJ34 50 Pay as Little as v : isc : ' Per Day Union Furniture Co. Bountiful, Utah Never guch bargains la years, aa today. Weve priced nil ow uaed care for Immediate clearance and out gol When they you odd to that the assurance of the Guaranteed OJCTai, you are certain ad getting top value la dependable service a car youll be proud to drivel Act now to get your choice of theee values! . Nearly 2,000,000 e Theee exclusive Thos. E. Williams, Clerk. Telephone 15 SEEI . . .DRIVE! .. DUYI Dependable cars that are thoroughly checked nad guaranteed by a Dependable New Car Dealer assures you complete satisfaction. Chevrolet Coach Chevrolet Coach Chevrolet Goupa Ford Tudor Ford Tudor Chevrolet Track Chevrolet Track Ford Roadster Dodge Sedan Reo Sedan Chevrolet Coach .Chevrolet Coach .$250.06 . 185.00 - 180.00 . . . . 175.00 120.00 200.00 100.00 125.00 60.00 - 55.09 - 75.00 425.00 - You save $10 to $15 on GMAC lower Finance Ratea. 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