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Show WEEKLY BRUCE AN ABLE SEA-DOALFRED G ELDEN... - Turbots Crock is just a trick of nature, a narrow estuary betvprn Kennebunkport and Cape Porpoise, Maine, that squirms back into the land about a quarter of a mile. At high water it is beautiful and picturesque wharves and patched-ti- p old gear and bait houses. Probably it is 100 feet or more from bank to bank and the lobstermons boats chug noisily from "outside to the Creeks head. At low tide things are not so good, for the water leaves the Creek almost entirely, only a thin thread of silver trickling down through the center with not enough water to make it navigable. Those whq do not wish to depend on .the tides to get off to thvir pot anchor out in. the. mouth of the Creek and row off to their motor boats in skiffs. .. This isnt a story, of Turbot Creke, however, but. of "Bruce," its famous dog; Tartly collie (Bind partly spaniel, this intelligent animal is owned by. frank G, Fisher; warden and lobsterman. ' Everybody loves Bruce who loves., everybody' " and everything except rats. O.ne. day he. killed nine-othem,. And there is an inexhaustible supply of rodents hroun dthe bait houses. "I have had Bruce since, he Was a little puppy, said Fisher.. J'lle. is a nirxod. breed but his parents were, both blooded stock. What he doesnt known ispt worth knowing. He is seven now. I suppose it may . be the spaniel in. him that makes him suc-- a water dogl It is a fact that from May 1 to October 1 he is never dry. If he wants to get from one side of the Creek to' the other, he walks. to the bank, sizes ' up about how swjft the tide is run. . ning in pr out, makes his allowances, plunges In and lands exactly where he wants to on. the opposite bank.. It isnt much of a walk around the. Creek pre. fers to 'swim, ' "While I come back from hauling my traps and enter .the Creek Bruce stands, waiting in th$ bow. Perhaps 100 feet from the wharves I say, 'Albright', and over ho goes and swims ashore,' .When I row off in my skiff to- my boat jn- the mouth of the Creek, he watches alertly for sea' gulls. lie- pays no attention to the small ones, but when he spies a particularly big fellow over the side ha. goes. I' keep right on to my motorboat and while I am got.ting ready o start he chases the gulls from ledge to lodge. I have actually known him to sVim .two miles before he finally got tired and swam to my boat t.o be lifted in. ''0ne daJ recently, I was towing a dory, behind' hiy motorboat. Bruce was sitting in the dory, Com ing aroun dsuddenly, a sharp wav turned .the. dory bottom side op With Bruce under-- , it. D.id he get rattled iind drown before I could tet: to him I .Not at all. IIe just dove down and swam out from under. Then I took h.im irt. if I leave ; , . him at home any day he sticks around the wharves until he hears the sound of my boat exhaust. lie it from every other craft in the Creek, and there aijt. abbuV fiO of them. As I come in he swims out to meet mo and is overjoyed when I lift him in. In foggy weather Eruce goes far out on that point, the nearest to the open sea. When he hears a boat coming, in htbarks and barks until he sights it. In this respect he is about as good as a real fog signal, and he ha sguided a lot of the boys in safely, for the- mouth of the Creek isnt always easy to locate in thick weather." A Poem . , . f , . - e - - . . ; For little dogs too small to hunt, Or guide, or guard- - their '.'mans possessions, , Or do eruigmous deeds, rto. small, In fact, to htjte professions; ' Who never had a chance for fame, And never could, thejr fealty prove By doing any single thing But. love, and love, and lovat' .To pll those .little eager dogs Of any. place. and any time Who,' gave their best, with might I and main, dedicate (bis. rhyme! ' . , Mrs. II, J.I ' Sheffield, .Jf. Announces th.e. marriage of hen op, Erwin, to Miss Kathrene Grow of Provo.' The marriage took place in the Salt Lake, temple Thursday; June '18, The bride and groom left immediately after for the national parks. Mr. and Mrs.' "Kenneth Shef field entertained in honor of the Couple at their, home' Wednesday evening, 30 guests were prsent. Mr. and Mrs. ,E. II. Scbffield arid Mrs. ownrd Sedgwick .were' guests of. Mr. and Mrs. Murray offat"in Salt Lake, Sunday. Miss .Helen Danielson .of Council Bluffs, Iowa and Miss Margarcte Borup of Boise, Idiiho are spending two weeks with Miss Edith. Hyde. Tho Graham reunion will be held in the Knys'vill opera house next Saturday. A lovely program is being arranged after which their. will be . dinner, dancing and games They expect t.o have 100 .of .tho Graham family present. Mr; arid Mrs. Douglas Hayes, Mr;and Mrs, Joseph Runstead and Mrs. Charles Runstead, all of S.U Lake were guests of Mrs. .Ilyrum . Hayes, Monday. Miss Lucile Chadwick returned home this week after spending the past three weeks with her sister Mrs. Rosgi Warburton in Etna, Ut. Miss Lucile Layton underwent a tonsil operation, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reeves on. , : . tort air ed John Blood returned home from for Mr. and Mrs. John E. Dahlstrom of Bingham, the hospital, Sdnday. Mrs. A. K. Gleason and Mrs, 'than Reeves jnd Miss Uluerial Reeves Mrs. Nick Bonnemort entertained the Democratic study club at her borne, Monday afternoon. Mrs. Stewart of Salt Lake was the prir.c'pal speaker. Mr. and Mrs. Kent Johnson are leaving Saturday for New York to .' spend the summer. Miss Melba Thornley 'is spending the week with her sister, Mrs.. Sterling Sill in Salt Lake; Robert, Myron and Mario Jarman, of Beverly Hill, Calif., .arrived here, Saturday to spend the Miss La Rue Robins and Blaine Pack of Salt Lake were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Seth Blood Sunday Mrs. Erwin Christensn and children of Salt Lake are spending this week at the homeg of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Williams and Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Jarman. Mrs. Graydon Robinson is spend ing Several weeks with her sister Mrs. W. F. Collett. Mr. and Mrs. udson Webb and children, Mrs. Charles Cottrell, Jr. and Miss Mimmie Cottrell all of Salt Lake were Sunday guests of Mr.- and Mrs. Walter Cottrell. Na-kno- ' - . summer with their grand parents CLEARFIELD Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Jarman. Mrs. Newman Reeves of Califor. Miss Eloise .Stoker ' spent the nia. is visiting relative here, and week end. with her grandmother, in Bountiful for a few days. She Mrs. Salt Lake and atwill spend Sunday with her sister tendedLyngly,.in conference. Primary in Bingham. Mrs. Melvin Wood entertained The Sewing club will, meet the class of boys .in Primary at La(instead of Moriday) writh goon, Monday. Mrs. Clifton Ball. Mr. and bits; Lawrence Wilcox Mr. and .Mrs. Vernon Strong and children from Los Angeles and Miss Marie Egbert of Idaho visited wth Mr. ahd Mrs. Emery Falls; Wit rft A.. Strong. 6f Briggs Wicox last week; . . Ida., and Leon, Strong of Sugar A shower was given Monday af city, Iowa' visited relatives here ternon in honor.- of Mrs.. Max A family party was last week-enslaughter at the home of Mrs. enjoyed at. Lagoon Monday evening Ellis Stark by Mrs. Stark and Mrs. where they were joined by Mr. and Slaughter. The guests present Mrs. Clifford Strong'and son; Allan were,. Mrs. John Wier; Lucile ' Wier D. .Strong of Salt Lake Ellen Hancock from and' Mrs.-C-; Ogden, Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Jarman an- Adella Smith, Mrs. Thomas. Muir, nounce the riiarrlage of their son Mrs. Arthur Mrs. '.Jorgensen, J. Earl of Ka.ysvjlle to Miss Maude James' Letz, ' Mrs. Nolan K. .'Cooley of Grantoville,. The marMary. Muir, Mary Randall, 'Irene riage took place June Gth, ' Montgomery and Mrs; John Thur-gooShirley Temple in "The Littlest Refreshments were served, Rebel. will Le shown, for. (3) days Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Jorgensen at. the new Roxy Theatre in Layton. and Margaret and Jasamine Slaugh (Saturday 2 shows 7 and g;30 ter spent Saturday with friends In p. m.) June (Sunday 2 Salt Lake. .show 7 and 8:30 Mr's. ' Kneland Tanner and chiL p.m.)Monday 1 show, at 8:30;. Admission 10c and dren. from- Portland, Ore., are here 15c. Also, short.subjects. Latest. visiting with her parents, Mr. and New sound .equipment installed. ' Mrs. Jesse II, Barlow. Mrs. Tanner Mrs, Susannah Robin is spend was formerly Iona Barlow. this week with her daughter, Mrs Miland. Smith .ran into a 'horse Jess Hobson In Salt Lake. . while riding on the highway MonThe P, S. G; club was entertained and .broke his car at the home of. Miss. Vera Odd last day evening badly', The horse was afterquite " ; Tuesday. ward killed by another car. About 30 relatives of Mrs. Hamp Mrs. Fannie Clark and Mrs. Dolly ton Whltbeck entertained in ' her Brown, spent the week-en- d in Salt honor at the home of Mrs. James Lake with Mrs. L. M. Remy while wh.i.tes'ides inLayton Thursday attending conference.-Miss .Ruth Jacques spent the afteVnopn..'.Mrs. Whitlock. is from Raymond Alberta, Canada. and is week-enin .Ogden with Mjss Iva Sim.-.. . . . visiting here, . 'Mr. and. Mrs. Fay Park Mrs. Martha Green hurt her quite Nevada, Mrs. Mario Jensen end daugh, badly Wednesday when' she sprainter; Jackie of Salt' Lake were ed her back while lifting a. bucket. guests-oMrs. Walter Cot She has been confined bed ' . Dell,. Friday.. . fbr several days. . ' . Mr. and Mrs. ' Glen Green ..The Relief society held their conthe engagement of their ference- Sunday .with the following daughter, Allcno, to Burnham Jay program:a A piano' solo by Lizzie Leonard of Farmington. talk n "Spirituality in Elliott, the Home. D Tbomaa was by MrS.'Golda Williams W tendeied a pleasant Of the stake board; Mrs. Albert surprise at Barton gave a. talk, The old officers theiy home Wednesday evening by 'released. next-Tuesda- - d; - 2; - - . d f Mr.-an- to-th- . - - an-noun- re Mrs. Susie Nelson, Briggs and' Mr.'. and president who has been president Sn h 0f U't0n anJ two years and counselor for six ! Mr, and Mrs, Henry Chaham of years, Mrs,. Delbert Criddle. ' has Ir and Mrs; Thomas been in ten or twelve years as coun left' r8d to atten selor and Mrs, Marvin' Thomley y, Da,,aa Texa and for Several months. Mrs. Ethel ! fra-iLayton was choseh as the new pres Tulsa Oklahoma. ident; La Vor'a Wood'' Mrs. Mabl Steed as', counselors. Mrs. Josie Strong fromi KaysVille was also a visitor. Mr. and Mrs,.. Orlando. Muir N".--- . from Bingharii visited with Mr. and Mrs ThOmas Muir last week, Mr. George- Wilcox ' from Salt Lake visited his mother, Mrs; Rebecca' Wilcox, .on Friday. . Airs, Edith Jones returned home front Alhambra,- Calif., Monday, after spending three weeks there; . Mr,, and Mrs. Jesse II. Barlow and most of his children and grand children held a family reunion' at Logoon, Monday.-Theryere.tw M ;"Gd S iS? E-- '.were Xr ..nd - rer ini - who- x there.- a dinner attended - La Var Hamblin-- son of Mr. and Mrs, Archie, aipbliri and Miss Beth Sidaway from Ogden were married Wednesday by Bishop Harold Holt at his home.Shirley 'Temple in "The Littlest Bebd.f will be shown for three days at th-- new Roxy Theatre' in .Layton,', Saturday; Sunday' and Monday; June 0, 21 and 22. Two shows a 'nijfht .Saturday and Sunday at .7 ard 8:30 One show' Monday night at'8:30 p.'m. Admission 10c and J5c, .. Mrs, Jacob E, Laytoft has .been quite ill the pash two weeks with trouble with the nerves in her face. Mr. and Mrs. T, ,C. Herbert from Sterling, Idaho, wer visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs..'I. H'f Barlow, over the week-enMiss Ruth Hamblin, daughter of Ralph Hamblin .and Jessie Cook from Roy, were married last' week. Farmington and Clearfield play, ed ball here Sunday and Clearfield won 8 to 7. Mr. Jesse D, Barlow and' son, David, attended the Barlow reunion in Salt Lake, Monday,. Mrs. Myrtle Jacques apent the week end in Salt Lake with her sister, Mrs. Eva Del Mara. A large crowd attended the wedding reception in the amusement hall, Tuesday evening for Reed and Della Jloss, whoIlawley were married on Monday, Mrs. Blanch Reed entertained her bridge club on Wednesday. , - . p.-.m- '.- - MOST GENEROUS OFFER IN OUR HISTORY . d. . Crosley Shelvador Electric Re-frigerator and pay for it out oL ; savings effected, Remember only . . . . Crosley has the Shelvador. Act quickly. Offer made for limited ; time only. Low prices. Big value. Easy terms. FIVE-YEA- R PROTECTION PLAN DION FURNITURE BOUNTIFUL, CO. UTAH . Pay as Little as 15c Per Day e FARMINGTON '. - Rublnoff and hi violin and Chevrolet are a combination that few. If any, radio listeners In the United States have not received in their homes via the air. The famous violinist and bis Stradhrarius, stars of the Chevrolet Musical Moments programs, have the distinction of going on the air from more broadcasting stations than any other program 'In the history of radio. Three hundred and seventy-eigh- t stations broadcast Rubin off three times a week, a total of 1134 programs. That figures out at 2S3 hours, and if one weeks programs were broadcast one after the . other, day and n!ght It would require 11 daya. The illustration shews Rublnoff, carrying his precious violin, posli with his car after a special appearance at Detroit. fifteen-minut- . cnty-si-- . ,. -- jcikm . Rubinoff Holds ffiprld Record for Broadcasting ?u;-da- TRADE I YOUR OLD ICE E OR REFRIGERATOR You can now easily possess this ' hiost modern, efficient, beautiful t d. KAYSVILLE . .but-Bruc- Nancy Byrd Turner For all the faithful little dogs. That ever lived, no matter where, I make a simple song today Anj fling it. on the air, . . for Little Dog . LAYTON, UTAH, JUNE 18, 1936 NEWS-EXPRES- Mr. Allen Rice son of Mr- - ani Mrs. L. S Rice' received tiis Masters dpree. in Electrical engineer, ing at the University of Michigan last week And .has accepted with the Emerson Electric Co; of St. St, Louis, Mo. Before' going to the' 'Michigan university, he attended the Brigham Young univer' " . sity at Ikovo. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew 'T. Clark and family have moved to Qgden and haVe leased their homo here (The Skatcrkar.e) to Mr. and Mrs. R, J. Johnson of Salt. Lake City. Mr. Johnson moved his family into the home last week. .'. . ' Mr, arid Mrs. Robert Robinson are spending a short visit here with thejr parents,. Dr. and Mrs.' R. C.. Robinson. Mr. and Mrs., Merrill Wood spent a fe.w days with relatives, during the past week,'. Miss Edith Walsh left Monday, to attend summer school at Provo. A fine daughter was born to Mr. and ftlrs... Louis' ' Mehas Sunday morning, Mrs. .Edn.a Clayton underwent a Surgical operation at the L. D. S. hospital Saturday, She is recovering very satisfactorily when heard , from Thursday. . , . . Farmington. Funeral with-relativ- es JV? rA STORy EQUAL TO HER FAME . ITit-to- York City, May CqltOTi, t4-h- , ns .Pak'T by Mr. Don " president states mission, was at a lriisceRaneous by her aunt, Mrs. Horton Wednesday, June 17 Evans homo. , The rooms were bri and yiU sented to the bride. Dainty refresh, ments were served. . Mr. and Mrs.. Stanley Hall 'of Vienna, vhpre Mr. a'l has a govern .mcr.t position, are the proud parents of a son born there on May 25th., The dpar little mother away in a strange land was formerly Miss Mary Walton, daughter, f Mr. and Mrs. Fred- Walton. H. .Major and son, Donald D., wore dimipr guests at the .home of Mr. and Mrs. Hvrum Ford and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Ford .Sunday,' June 14.- Mrs. Wes. lev Ford Was former? Miss Elaine . . - 4 W '4 V:: ser- - Major. ; Mr. and 'Mrs. jt. B. ITogan and son and daughter of Oakland, Cal. motored here to visit with Mr. and .Ira, E. O. Reading. Mr. Hogan returned pn the new Streamline train Mrs. ogan. and the children Will remain for sometime, enioving the shady quite restfimess of the Read ing. home. Mr. Don II. Major started on Ms return trip home to Omaha on ... Thursday His many evering. Ms health will be friends-hop- greatly improved by the . change '. and rest.' Mr. Wm. II. Dalton one of most honored pioneers passed the 81st milestone of life, on Wednesday, June 17th. Many of his relatives and friends called on him the day, or remembered himduring with letters, cards,' flowers, ete. His Niece Mrs. Frank Robertson brought him one of his birthday c fcoue Mi health will be .V greatly- Improved before his next vices will be announced later. ' Mrs.. Sadie Clark entertained at bridge a number of fivnds Thors-da- y birthday. honoring her. niece Mrs. Alice S. Merrill 0f East Lansing, Michigan.- Irs. Terrill is here with her husband, Professor T. A, Merrill spending a months vacation visit. Vera Pettit Offers parents, Mayor and jastirasae QgBRBlSRi Kl-- Iti rtf ill . ROXY THEEATRE LAYTON . 2 Shows, Saturday Course in Music to 2 Shows Sunday Child 7 and 8:30 p. lu Are Pre-Scho- ol Mrs. H. J. Sessioris and family. Mrs. Merrill was . also honored guest at. a bridge party at the you interested In music for home of Mrs. Pearl Barber Wed your child f nesday evening; Are there children in Davis coun ty, or anywhere else for that mat. ter, who should hare music, but who have never had the chance? pre-scho- ol CENTERVILLE Mrs. Vera M. Mrs. Wesley Ford entertained turned from the Pettit has just reMcCune School of her club Wednesday Lake City where she afternoon, Music In June 17th. Roses in rich abundance rieen doing some extensive inrnished the decorations, bridge studying of music for the prewas the order of the day. A dainty school child, under the direction of luncheonwas served. one of Americas foremost pianists, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Durham of composers, and child psychologists Oakland, Calif., were the honor of this day, Bernard Wagness, who, guests at a dinner given by Mr. over a period of twenty years has and Mrs. Earl F. Hanson, Tuesday perfected ' one of the finest methods evening, June 16th, In addition to for the training of the honor guests, those present cMldren in the art of music during Because he let the ah- orit of her Hanson and the most impressionable yean of w9 tires, annoyed her by telephone and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Ford. their lives: the ages of from four threatened to kill her dog, Mrs. Mr. Don H. Major of Omaha. years to seven years. Mrs, Pettit Angeles Neb, formerly of Centerville, has intends to specialize la this work. husband put under peac been spending his vacation in Utah. Freo lectures and actual demon- bond. .. He and hia aon, Donald D, made a - SAT., SUN TilON. - Mrs, Karl Spencer, js in the hospital in Salt Lake recovering fjnii " major opeation. Shirley Temple in "The Littlest Rebel will be shown , for three days ;at the new Roxy Theatre in Layton, Saturday, and Sunday ' Monday nights, ' ; Lawrence Harding Shrope, the 15 years old son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew. Shrope, while .hunting ground squirrels .in company with MAX Mortensen- of Farmington Thursday suffered a fatal gun shot wound when their gun' was accidently discharged.. The boys had only b.een away frog! home but a short time when, the accident happened. The Mortensen boy imme. diately went to some farmes working nearby who took him up town. Doctor Buchanan responding to the call a.nd rushed him to the but' he passed away withouthospital, regain mg consciousness. lie is survived besides his parents by two sisters, Mrs. Adrian DeYong and Lucile Shrope of Farmington and two brothers, Andrew Junior and Carl a. very pleasant tripf to Glendale, Utah, which is near Bryce canyon. They enjoyed seeing some .'of the f scenic winders of Southern Utah as well as visiting and friends. . Mrs. K.. M; Pack entertained her club, Friday, June .19th. Mrs. Rulon Ilorrocks, sister of ' the hostess, James gave a book report-obook, "Lost Ilorizon". The color scheme was gree nand pink. A, three course dinner .was served to the twelye'griests. . . Mrs. Ben E..Rich, Who was married to Mr, Ben E. Rich ift New pre-echo- ol strations of studio procedure with children who have never had a lesson In music, from the ages of four to seven years will be given In all towns throughout the county upon request, 60 that the parents, fathers as well as mothers, may see how practical ths method is. Many parents say that a child of L 8 to ?0OT 40 ta P lb study of music. Are they too young to sing, recite poetry, or Lota of them do that. And lots of children all over the eoun. try are playing difficult compositions at the ages of six and seven, even classics. Your ehild can do tt tap-danc- e? also. fd addressed iV,lettTT or P08 to Mrs. Vera M. Pettit. Layton Utah, will bring all the necessary Information aa owhen tbeao onstratkms will be held in rear town. t |