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Show Meet Your County Democratic Leaders William A. Wayman, Jr., Cache County chairman of the Democratic Party, feels that to secure a Democratic victory in November, No-vember, the party , "Must play up and never shut up Chloe F. Fillmore of Beaver is vice chairman of the Beaver County Democratic organization, organiza-tion, a post she assumed in April of this year. Prior to becoming vice chairman, chair-man, she filled two terms as a precinct chairman. Her .civic activities extend from politics to include active work in the Church of Jesus Chirst of Latter-day Saints, activity ac-tivity and speech programs, the American Legion Auxiliary and the 4-H Club. Born in Beaver Oct. 16, 1911, she is the wife of Lee R. Fillmore, Fill-more, and his six daughters, Gay, Jane, Ann, Betsy, Ruth and Kay-lee. Kay-lee. In Beaver County, she believes that the Democratic building program must come from the young voting population by way Mr. Wayman on any Republican Repub-lican weakness, i.e., Sherman Adams." Elected chairman in 1956 and again in 1958, Mr. Wayman has been chairman of the Cache County Young Democrats. Currently treasurer of the Cache County chapter of the American Red Cross, and serv- "We hope to organize a Young Democratic organization and bring full Democratic strength to Box Elder County," reports Alma H. Allred, vice chairman of the Box Elder County Democratic Demo-cratic organization this year. Mrs. Allred, who is a past Jay-C.Ette, Jay-C.Ette, secretary of the Central School Parent-Teacher Association Associa-tion in Brigham City, current director di-rector of the Civic Improvement Club and a Cub Scout Den Mother, in the past has been a Democratic precinct secretary-treasurer, secretary-treasurer, a county delegate and a precinct vice-chairman. "Let's get our party 'in' and stop this depression," she says. "There is nothing worse that not enough employment." As her hobbies, she lists three sons and a husband first, her home second, and boating a lagging lag-ging third. 1 A housewife, she is also part-time part-time secretary of the Creditor's Rating Bureau in Brigham City. She has three sons, Frank, 10; Russell, 8; and Jeffrey John, 5. She was born Dec. 26, 1925, in Bingham Canyon. "This is my first year at being quite this active in local, county and state politics," she notes. "I am very pleased at the opportunity, opportu-nity, as I feel very deeply about the welfare of our nation, and my husband and I would like to be able to give our sons a happy home, education and religious background, as well as an awareness aware-ness that they must share in the responsibility of politics for the welfare of our country." of an education program. To gain a Democratic victory in November, she feels it is only necessary to "present facts." "The truth," she states, "if presented without slander to anyone, should do much to elect our party this year." Having as her hobbies the promotion pro-motion of speech activities, such as American Legion contests, and home sewing, she notes, "Let's be a big Democratic party by living and acting as such. No criticism of others, please." n ing in the Cache Stake Sunday School Superintendency of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, he attended Utah State University for three years and during World War II served in the Pacific Theatre with the U. S. Air Corps. Mr. Wayman married the former for-mer Alice Lewis of Smithfield, and has four daughters: Trudy Ann, Helen Elizabeth, and twins, Barbara Jean and Billie Lou. He was born Nov. 14, 1920, in Logan. Lo-gan. He is employed as assistant cashier of the First National Bank of Logan. In addition to playing up Republican Re-publican weaknesses, Mr. Way-man Way-man says the Democratic party, to secure victory, must "Quit fighting among itself and prove, to the public that the Republi- Mrs. Leone Harris, Logan City vice chairman of the Democratic party, was elected in 1952 and reelected in 1958. She states that i can Party is the party of depressions, depres-sions, high interest rates, favors for the few, monopoly, graft and corruption hidden in a 'pious cloak' of deception which it is. He notes that the Cache County executive committee and the central committee will work out a plan to increase Democratic strength in the county, tailored to "our community." ner goais are ior complete precinct pre-cinct organization and helping to promote the Women's Democratic Demo-cratic Club in her area. She has never held public office and is primarily interested in the education edu-cation field since her civic activity ac-tivity is with the Friends of the Library. She would promote the slogan "The Party for You, Not Just the Few." She feels the Republicans have neglected education. Mrs. Harris enjoys reading, eravelling and most sports. She is librarian of the South Cache High School and the mother of three sons, Lt. James Harris, jet pilot instructor at Williams Air Force base; Kent Harris, quarterback quarter-back on the USU football team and a recent graduate from Stanford Stan-ford University; and Lt. Roger L. Harris, with the guided missiles mis-siles program at Fort Bliss. She has four grandchildren. Mrs. Harris is affiliated with Delta Kappa Gamma, American Assn. for University Women and various committees in library work in the state. i |