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Show Friday, June THU OGDKN IOST 14. WEBER COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE by automobile to p.0, k spent Tuesday at the trip other A demonstration was given in Relief Salt take Cityhome. points of inur..- with the Utah National SyriKUVi and Mis LaKuc Jenkins, of are Johnson training John last Tuesday by Mrs. Artie NORTH OGDKN out Wyoming. Guard at Jordan Narrows. also plain City; Lorame Wvatherston and Society on Mr. and Mrs. Clarence DrakeJonn-Botracing and paintmg picPowers Richard Graehl is epei..i .Miss Rosa belle Garner has return-- ; Melbu Fisher. l; and in town, as was CaroLne u.l Vj. were was interesting, which make to Allen very Tay. tures, Plans are now under way U land Carver and d to the Utah Agricultural culleg-Elders Johnson, John late the of widow attendance. Continued enwas a ( on acgood Lake celebration Salt there was for o She f Fourth the July page)" for summer training. lor left Monday morning Utah, whose missionMr. Cecil Johnson of Arco, Idaho, Sr., of Spanish Fork, her sister, Helen Gar- City to uttend the 1 D. by joyable for every one. Committees companied burial for to Ogden READ THE SIGNS! Fill mu body was brought have been appointed by the farm bu- ner, who will visit in tagan indefin- ary achool puparatory to their .depar- . iMied friends in Hooper last week. week. Air. Johnson was for a IsTHEM TO PATIO sS last leave L. in Society the II. Mrs. reau, and they are working diligently Rigby and missions Mr. ture for itely. most respected our of one time to week for called to last been long on the day's program, which will conHuhand left Grant join lands, where they have piiday for F'ranklin, Idaho, and his family here have sist of a pageant in the morning, u Wyoming, where he will work during labor. On Saturduy evening the I lam their friends there in celebrating Ida- residents, in their bereavellarmville-Pleasant ball game with the the summer months. ward tendered the ;oung men a ho day. They will be accompanied by our deepest sympathy City in other and ment. View team and sports Mr. and Mrs. George Lions Ogden canyon, read the farewell program followed by a dance Mrs. Rigby sister, Airs. Sarah Walthe afternoon, and a picture show in I'amily recently moved to Idaho where in the ,aii4 Mrs. Janies Dougan and children, out. Get the habit! air paviilion. of Ogden. ker of to. all taes the evening. Mia Martin, Air. IJuns will be employed this sumAliss and Alargaret On Wednesday evening Mrs. Annie Hooper entertained residents of former all mer. and The kindergarten for Palnu r entertained the senior girls afternoon at a wedding show-i- r Alenan, Idaho, motor on TuesF'rancis Ward, the Mrs. Campbell children was begun Monday under the club at her home. Bunco was her for daughter, Arvilla, who was of Wilson, arrived by supervision of Mrs. Jennie Neal. This Janies Ward, Jr., Harriet Spackman, the gurne of the evening, after which a married this week to William Beazer day and spent some time visiting their eluss of supervised play will con- Mr. and Airs. Isaac Campbell, Mr. iaiMy luncheon was served. Those of many relatives here. Syracuse. tinue for six weeks and is financed and Airs. John Chadwick, Air, and 1, resent were Aliases Evelyn ThomparA baby girl was bom to Mr. and Word has been received of the by the parents of the thirty children Mrs. Leland Rhecse and Airs. Albert son, Edith Elana and ern Poulson, rival of a of home WalLer Williamson on June 7 at the Airs. at baby boy who are now in attendance. Itemiee Shaw motored to Tremonton Tuesday Donna Mae Jenkins, Dorothy Maw, Ths mother, who Mr. and Airs. Ray Fisher of West the Dec hospital. of Mamie Davies, Edna Campbell, Pearl Chadwick and Una to uttend the funeral services Lock Aliss Palmer, Velma was Airs. Fisher has also undergone an operation, is Hudson pint. Randall are to be commended for their Wuynu Campbell, grandson of Mrs. Priscilla LaVon Knight, Coy, now recovering nicely and is able to formerly of Hooper. energetic work in getting the class F'rancU Campbell Ward. Thomas. This club is to Manning, Vivian anand Fowler E. Mrs. and visitors. Mr. receive George Alisa Annie Hall in company with started in this community. be culled the 1 O. G. club. Aliss Loes nounce the arrival of a baby boy at Airs. Erastus Bingham, On Tuesday, The High Priests quorum, under the other students ofa the Smithsoniun Palmer is president; Donna Mae Leone demonstrator fbr the Ladies farm butheir of home the daughter, to hiked Business Timpunogos college Vivian Ihomaa, direction of Mr. J. Martin Larsen, and Clarence A rave. reau, conducted a very successful and visited friends in Provo over furnhhed the program for the Sunday cave week-enAlamie Davies, cheer leader Hull entertained Fri- Stencil project here. About twenty-fsv- e secretary; Mrs. Willard ,he Maw, reporter. evening services. The speakers were ladies attended and of that numRandall, and Dorothy afternoon the A league of day evening at her home in honor of Mark Baliff and Leroy Lorenzo Ward. Charles A. Shaw, John Saturday Earl and Ross, ber the following painted various daughter. Ruby The who have been attending Bchool at the Plain City baseball team played her M. llailoy and W. N. Barker. 6 in June Salt beautiful articles, luncheon sets, who married were arc music consisted of three quartet num- tho Brigham Young University, the North Ogden team at Plain City, take temple. A wedding supper etc.: Airs. T. J. Wilson, Mrs. summer vacation. home for the now bers. One number was sung by Biswas 7 to 8 in favor of North was served to those present, including score the have Air. and Airs. Malm of Ogden W. Stratford, Airs. B. Van Schaar, The A league is to play the members of both families and their F. hop Harold S. Campbell, William ElOgden. Air. and of home the T. Al. Smith, Airs. J. A. Martin, former eased Mis. on Sat- immediate friends. The tables were lis, Gilbert Randall and William GibSyracuse team at Syracuse on Chas. Swensen, Airs. W. II. Airs. Mrs. Washington Harvey Young were two numbers other the 15. son; sung afternoon, June ' and dec- Holmes, Mrs. F. A. Bingham, Airs. E. urday very arranged attractively uvenue. by Florence Storey, Jetta Barker, The Bee I live girls held their grad- orated with deep pink roses and Airs. Bella 11. Harker spent last G. Bingham, Airs. J. A. Hunter, Mrs. Gilbert Itandall and Charles Ellis. exercises in the Plain City white snowballs. uation A large wedding week-en- d Besides in Lake Suit City. Ellis Hipwell, Airs. Vilate Davis, Airs. Fllder Ira bell, formed of A joint farewell and welcome home and white, hung Al. 1. A. convention she chapel Sunday evening. pink the attending Anna Wright. Aliss Alarguerite party for Lewis Brown and Marcus visited with her parents. Huggins of the high council was in over the center of the table, with and Miss Lucile Sparrow. Ellis was held F'riday evening. The attendance. si reamers leading to the places set for Myers Builders of the Primary asTrail Services were held in the Episcopal the bride and groom; two miniature party consisted of a program and a in number, attended FARR WEST dance. Musical numbers were furnchurch Sunday afternoon, last; the dolls, representing the bride and sociation, eleven their with teacher, tavina Sparrow, ished by the double male quartet-Ma- rk Reverend liyslop of Ogden was the groom, hung in the center of the bell; hike last Alonday bonfire breakfast a Florence ami Itoylance, Warren, The officers and teachers of the speaker. the wedding cake, beautifully decoratMildred Campbell. 'Mrs. Naomi Kan-du- ll frtrr West ward Alutual association Harold Uipwell, son of Air, and Airs. ed with pink and white candies, graced morning. The embryo scouts met at the home j gave two reudings, and Miss Hel- are ubout to close another successful Kay Hipwell, is reported as recover- the centerpiece. The Ross family enen Campbell danced. Speeches were season. In honor of this occasion a ing rapidly from an operation for ap- tertained of the leader at 7 oclock a. m., carrywith music throughout the utensils and ham and made by Flarl Itandall, Marcus Ellis free dance will lo evening. The bride looked charming ing hatchets, given F'riday eve- pendicitis at the lice hospital. in and Lewis Brown, their They marched packs. eggs in a dress of pale pink georgette, em? ning, June 14, in the ward amusement and ran no skipped to their rendezThe A baseball team was successful mil. ioidcred with pink and white beads. HOOPER on the river bank, where breakvous in Mr. und Mrs. Ross will make their The many friends of Air. Le Roy Saturday defeating Plain City with with baseball A was team, fast league a score of 0 to 5. The B team de- irowbery and his wife gathered at Hooper prepared and heartily par home in Ogden. taken of. Then games were played. feated Clinton at the local park with the home of his uncle, C. F. Larkin, Leslie Cottle, manager, played Clinlast Saturday the ton at Clinton One regrettable feature, however, a score of 6 to 3. X ROTECT your house, Lams, Tuesduy evening and presented him score 3 favor of Clinton. 6 to in was WILSON of the occasion was that a bonfire The Band parctice was hold Monday eve- with a miscellaneous shower. garage, implements wiih that J. C. Hooper is managing theB Home coming week, we might ap- breakfast doesnt last all day for a ning, at which time officers for the evening was spent in various games, team with the following players: tasgood paint that is sold by call this, on account of the fella." propriately North Ogden band were elected as after which a dainty luncheon was ter Gene Finch, Flinders, catcher; At a meeting of the farm bureau number of former residents who beautiful Aluny follows: Jetta Barker, president: Lloyd served. gifts pitcher; Albert Fielding, first base: large of last Alonday evening, armembers have were been received back the here. Barcouple. Lowell by visiting Alvord, Bill second Klwood base; Flinders, Air. Almon Alra. and Air, Elmer of rangements were made preparatory to Brown, son of Delbart ker, treasurer; Itulon Chadwick, libase; Dug Hooper, short Mmilhficld, Utah, were Bingham organizing a Jersey Calf club for the brarian. Carl Chadwick, Jack Tag- Irown, has left for the northwestern Hull, third Mr. of guests left Roland field; Flinders, stop; Joseph II. Belnap gart and Glen Johnson were chosen state. Air. Brown will work with the Percy Collie, right field; Charles Hull, Bingham's parents, Mr. and Airs. E. boys of Wilson. of it. G. Bingham, during the fore-pahas Woolen Al ills during to draw up a set of charge of renter field. This team played Tay-o- r the week. The ladies of the association elected Mrs. Claud Kllia entertained at the summer months, rethe same the at day Hooper new officers. Their staff now several tavern and Anna, daughters of Airs. luncheon followed by bridge on Mon'George Stoker and family of Logan follows: President, Mrs. A. as F. Larkins, irv home from Nevada. sults were 10 to 6 for Hooper. stands Phone 391 visited 2439 Wash. Ave. friends relatives and day evening at her home. Members during Airs. Josephine Alanning, president Mrs. of the club who were present are Em- They will visit with their parents. J. week. McFarland; the also Nellie Pioneer Alanuacturers of Paint, Air. F'ermen Westergauad, son of of the Hooper IVimary, ma Reynolds, Inei Spackman, Virtue Air. and Mrs. Charles Ilogge. visited James B. Hunter; secretary and treasRose Alitchel and Jennie uhnston, executive Varnish and Lacquers. Airs. T. J. Wilson; 0. Elsie sucAirs. with Sparkman, Westergauad, has completed a Bailey, Ituth ChadHugges sister, Mrs. T. J. urer, were among those who attend- Wilson. W. Stratford F. Airs. board wick, Ada Jensen, Marian Edwards. cessful school year at the B. Y. LT. Child, members, came from Smithfield They A Paint for Every Purpose. The special guests were Hattie Storey and has now resumed his position on ed the June conference at Salt Lake to attend the funeral of an aunt at and Mrs. T. Al. Smith. week. ast The William Wadsworth family is Pideock, Florence Storey and Hazel lis fathers farm. West Weber last Sunday. Air. Harvey Hull, one of our townsGibson. Alias Rhea and Hazel Taylor have F to leave tomorrow on a vacation Mrs. R. and children ready of Barclay men, is graduating from the school A delightful birthday dinner was returned, after their school completing of dentistry in Chicago this June, and aerved Monday in honor of Mrs, An- work at the B. Y. U. soon be established in an office of nie Montgomery at her home. The Air. Cluudus Brown, son of Mr. will iis own, is reported by his mother. included Mrs. guests Alary Campbell, Jesse Brown, will remain in Alichigan Professor and Mrs. tarsen of LoAlra. Ellen Berrett, Mrs. Emily Folk-ma- and attend summer school. Air. Brown home of C. Airs, Harriet Berrett, Airs. litt- las been studying in the east for the gan were visitors at the Airs. Larsen J. last Alanning Sunday. le Berrett, Airs. Arthur Kawsnn, Ven-n- a mst year. and Mrs. Alanning are sisters. Aliss Bellas Miller of Syracuse was y Montgomery, Airs. Leroy Air. and Airs. Peter McFarland and Airs. Leland Alontgom-er- the guest of Aliss Nona Brown and Airs. Howell of Salmon River, during the past week-endaho, were visiting at the Briggs A party in honor of Alias Ella Air. Llloy C reives of Preston, Ida-ilast Sunday. ionie who is to be married soon, Wright, was the guest of Air. Delbert James F'owers, Jr., son of Air. and was held at the home of her sister, Brown on Aliss Leona Brown drs. James Fowers, Sr., and Miss Airs. Carl Blodgett, Alonday after- returned toSunday. Preston with Air. G reives. tiith Knight are to be married June noon. Bunco was played, after which She will visit while there among rola 19 in Salt Lake temple. A shower is luncheon was served to the following lives. given this week in honor of the We arc painting and remodeling; therefore we are guests: Alias Elia Wright. Mrs. A farewell program was given in icing iride-to-at her home in Tlain City. Charles Berrett, Mrs. Percy Randall, the ward chupel F'riday evening in After their marriage Mr. and Airs. Airs. Aldro Barker, Florence Alan honor of Air. offering exceptional values throughout the store. Ralph Taylor, who left F'owers will leave on a weeks honeyning, Lottie Randall, Airs. Nancy June 10 for Salt take. A dance fol moon, after which they will rctnrn to Blodgett Taylor, Alildml Barker, Jot-t- a owed the program. Air. Childrens Day, Saturday, ballons free for the kiddies.. Barker. Airs, Alice Blodgett and abor in the northwestern Taylor will Hooper to make their home. Miss Lucile Widdison, daughter of states on a Mrs. Wright. 1 B. S. mission. Air. and Mrs. R. U. Widdison, will also A party in honor of tawi Brown, be a June bride of next week, marwho is to depart soon to fulfill a misrying Mr. Jack Parker, son of Mrs. sion in the south central states, was CITY Nellie Parker. Lucile is being enterheld Wednesday evening, June 5. this Saturday afternoon at a tained Games were played, after which lunch On Wednesday evening Mrs. Alark shower at the home of Alice Jones. to lrvod the followingi guests: Knight entertained at a parcel showw?. The Sunday evening services were . nl altia UTaa.I If it er in honor of her daughter, Ruth, well attended Sunday. The speakwho is to be married June 19 to James ers were Johnlast Al. Belnap of the Stake lower of Ethel Storey, Melba Stauffer. Jetta spent in Hooper. The evening was high council and Elder Alfred Alanparlor games, after which a ning of Hooper. Barker, Virginia Butler. Ina Russ, dainty repast was served by the hostAliss Phebe Jones has returned Echo Vaughn, Annis Brown, Lewis ess. Aiany beautiful home were from tas Angeles on account of presents Clarence Brown, Randall, Ralph received hy the young couple. the illness of her mother. M'-'packman, Ralph Storey, Alaurice and Leland Virginia Dresses...: $ 9.95 $ 7.95 Storey , Everett Brown, Glenn Shupo, Bodily of SyracuseKnight were married in JJayne Barker, Henry Ward. Will the Suit take temple on Wednesday. Brown, Evan Shaw, Vernon Holmes, On 51G.50 Friday afternoon Mrs. William i $12.95 Ijeslie Randall, Marcus Kills. Glen Knight, mother of tho bride, an gave Mrs. Gvii Ln Folkman, Air. and afternoon shower for the METRO GOLDWYX MODEL couple. The Mrs. Cair Brown Mr. and Mra. John Sleeveless $1.95 $9.95 were guests thews in onr Gwen Lee Model entertained with games Wearlnf De Haan, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Window. and indoor Blodgett amusements. A buffet and Mr. and Mr. George E. Ilrowm luncheon was served at five p. m. by d Mr- cvpninK Mrs. tarthe hostess. The young couple receivenzo vv ard7entertained at supper. Cov- - ed many valuable presents. Those r Mr- - and Mra- - Erod-enc- k 'nW ,a,d were Mesdames Ismilda anc Barker, Mr. and Mrs. George E. present Martha Thompson, Special J,n!r .'l,,and and Mrs. Gilbert Randall. Lula TeKoril. Katherine Palmer, Flor-enc- e Olson Florence Hadson, La Verna "o Ly,"nn Uarker Mr- - and White Tennis. Shoes for Mr. and Mrs. lsahe Hadley, Rebecca Randall Wvatherston, Ellen Roys and Girls. and Mr- - lwii Randall enter- Knight. Elizabeth Robson, Bertha Eng-JanKoxio I zUI sizes Kate Ileslop, tained at supper Alonday night. The Taylor, Hart, Rose Vanse, Maud F:nglandp Sh.MUlUTstMr' and Mr' Albert 1Iad: Mable Coy. Myrtle can get any one 01 all ol thne and Iaftey Shaw, Air. Knight. Annie Suits ant Mr' Char Wheeler, Dorothy Boys Randa11 Mr. and U.ristensen many otnet wonderful articles absolutely Mm Wiii'i Orma .McFarlane, Angus-- ? our ftore. at Montgomery, Mr. am Kellie Braney, Violet Specially priced QQ OC S'.M'.nX. laimHa Hunt, Emma Palmer, Sharp. Htrfi AO You Havr n Da Laura Saturday at timer Shaw ami Raymond Orton cIetJ,nnkni IU,,d Sy,via Sin- I Cmi.ni.aniiMMi an rUnm m . Siki RtcarZ (M Maw, Cerilla Palmer, llazel Kennedy. Florence Z Tim aril ymm pm.. awcKteffc MONEY TO LOAN 200 Pairs of England, NliM an thnidi fe ha, thnf alMi Mary Knight, Mary Rchardson, Jose- at MM B. mi. to itB tea I. utf ITmmw" KnbTi, T?'aonV Htrnu Cam'r. Sarah Slippers Ipson. of Ogden; taella Knight, PEOPLES FINANCE AND Torn Vo. Cat Wmo tha la Artie flaw y ,!'urk'. Idaho; Alary Ann Values to $6.85. (JJO QX at dm. irticln alb I. . mm MWi at THRIFT CO. Bodily, of Syracuse, and Misses Afton Eitnt m.4w m artich Sam mi ht al and Melba Bodily and Ruth Mt Saturday W'hinio Av.au. bad mi rim adifffi Whw ml paarfa aahi bf Briggs, of FamaS. aw pat ria ami anbuZ am ymm cat lutf a am a yam or Zni yaw km at Mat Z2B AUTQMORI LKS IH mm al bunnm riw iikIi?m pal a Boys W 1IOYS 1IS1UNC TACKLE Dornft Taka cDr-an- I n, J -- on pre-scho- Wed-rcril- ay ol 4-- H Jen-Iwiri- tt, viee-pri'sldi'- d. Every Day is Paint Day I vice-preside- W.P. Fuller ntcr-mounta- in by-Ia- rt Company vice-preside- nt, i Taylor Wright Co. n, Alont-gomer- y. House Cleaning SALE d. o, bc off on Ladies 2 Spring Coats, Suits & Ensembles 1 PLAIN 1v Spring Spring Dresses Ladies Dresses 1 and Worn ?".Mr. Bargains .tjetter' Mfjtehzei HKn tlri d, Spring r1"'" 00tF The Ladies Alarm Clock .SALE. n Summer ATSON-BUICUSEDC- market SPECIAL ;nu.r1panV'!'d. Li,,' r?. ELECTRICAL wlndin .bar W. A. DUNN rlmw MIS mr 4MS Lettgl Y..1 te wpiaZ km Ink kawinw a for-.'- OsZm. 00 and ' dozen rR,P,p,f outLt im'-hl- f Buster Brown S1.25 AUTO REPAIRING Attention Mr. Anlobll r rruir for Spring T Hart It hialvS hrv tk work I goarantml. UA,.T JAMF AUTO RSTAIK1XG HIS airorl Avcnno Thonr n' ia JVcstei n Sporting Goods Co. I4G:4 K Ichcl 1423 iiiiiiiiiiiii Ave. w t Ota oait rim l m fiM Tby viR W (UZ a krb fm. Phone to Saturday Sizes G 16. 98c Boys Overalls Health 5hoes& Sizes 6 to 16. 23S-- J llliilllli Trousers (lOC Saturday tV'"1 j 1 1 L v . ,m mr |