OCR Text |
Show s The Sun-Chronic- Thimday, June 2, 1955 le, I be available for the (take softball Mrs. Menll W'iddison are sporting Last Saturday evening Mrs. Simp- and Mr. and around new Fords in son attended a party with the Read league as well as the forthcoming stake celebration to be held July Mrs. Frank. Rawon have a family at the home of her sister, 4 at the park. Mr. Boyd Hancock of West W'eber. This celebration will be a carMr. and Mrs. Hariin Johnston Mrs. Lee Fowers nas been visit- and nival type along with every confamily from Provo visited Mr. In SL ceivable athletic and sports enter ing her sister Mary Soule and Mrs. Ray Beasley on Decor tainment that can be thought of. Anthony, Idaho, the past week. tion Day. The park has eating facilities and playground equipment. In fact, this Deon Cox, daughter of Mr. and five girls in our YWMIA celebration will probably be the willTwenty Individual Awards this Mrs. Ervin Cox, arrived home re receive biggest ever held by the Lakeview to all of you. cently. She has Just completed an Stake. We are all looking forward year Congratulations eastern states mission. Welcome to it. Mrs. Wayne Simpson and son, home Deon. Dallas, with their friend, Mrs. Ena Barrett Haws is quite proud of Have you all noticed that Bishop Bertram from Nyssa, Ore., spent Taft is driving a new Buick? Mr. last weekend in Hooper at the home his Arabian horse. He received honand Mrs. Fred. Dawson and Mr. and of Mr and Mrs. Melvin Widdison. ors in three different classes at the HOOPER REFRIGERATORS IMMEDIATELY - WE HAVE CALLS FOR 50 USED REFRIGERATORS, ANY CONDITION ANY MAKE -- SO TO GET THEM WE'RE GIVING THE BIGGEST TRADE ALLOW- - ANCES EVER OFFERED IN OUR HISTORY. How is the Time to Buy a FRIGIDAIRE show In Provo. They were: First Place in Get of Sire"; First Place in Produce of Dam" and Fourth Place in the "Yearling Class." played a piano duet, Ann Cox sang with the Melodettes, Carol Jean Fielding gave a reading and John Stoddard gave the benedlcition. The Hooper 1st Ward will bold Congratulations go out to sev- their primary at 10:13 on Thuraday eral with new babies this week. morning for the summer months. Mr. and Mrs. Will Cottle have a The First Ward Relief Society girl, Mr. and Mrs. Denny Prevdel will hold its next meeting on June a girl, and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Wid 14. This will be their work and dison, Salt Lake, formerly of Hoop business day and they plan to weave er, has a boy. bamboo baskets. The meeting will commence at 1 pan. The sixth grade class at Hooper School presented their graduation RIVERDALE NEWS program for the school May 23. Dale Robinson was master of ceremonies for the program. The Riverdale Ward Beehive Awards were given by Mr. Man was held last week Swarm mng to Jeraldene Hadley (5th with a night to which special program and Dale Hunter (6th grade) invitations were given tlve parents the must greeting of the grade) for selling girls, the ward bishopric and cards This was a project of the their jortners and the YWMMIA school. and VMM I A presidencies. Mrs. Mr Littlefield (6th grade teach Flame Atkimun, stake Bee Keeper er) presented gifts to (he sixth was also present. a attend graders having perfect Mrs Olive Thompson, Bee Hive anee for the year .They were Jo leader conducted tire program and Ann Penman, Margie Johnston. Mrs Lucille Judkins made the Connie Weaver, Gey lone Euslhope. of the beautiful quilt presentation Diana Cottom, Janice Robinson, made by the Bee Hive girls to Mrs and George Richms Eva Apploiue, president ( of the The fifth grade sang a farewell Riveidalt Ward Relief Society, for want to her song to the sixth grade. work in Bee ILve. wish this class much success m Mrs. outstandingwas formerly a Lake Appionie School. Junior High View Slake Bee Hive leader before the stake was divided and she beThe MIA Maid Rose Evening was came a member of the Riverdale held May 31 in the 1st Ward Relief stake At the lime of the division Society room under the direction she was sustained president of the of Velma Read and Cora Fowers, ward Relief Society class leaders A skit called "MIA The quilt is centered with a BeeMa.d Beauty Care was presented hive with the bee hive around it with all girls participating Pauline Each bee hive girl and teacher nude Arave and LaRae Parker sang a a block symbolizing Bee Hive work duet. Be the Best of Whatever and the Relief Society quoted it. You Are " A ruse was given The program was as follows: by Peggy Christensen with piano Accordion solo 'Whispering Hope' accompaniment by Myrene Hunter played by Donna Jean Thompson. Yuleen Bunoi played her accordion A one act play presented by the and Not cue Ross read the "Symbol 2nd year Bee Hive girls. "AJ1 This " The class as and TV Too," directed by, Mrs ism of tiie Rose sembled the Rose Bouquet and La Fnucis Child. Rae and Pauline sang another song Piano solo '.Melody of l.ove," Prayer was given by Roberta Munn, Kathy Thompson and cake with pink ruses and pink The new git Is just entering lk-sherbert was served to the mothers li.ve work presented Girl of the L.mberlost' directed by Mrs I.u bishopric and slake leader i ilk- - Judkins Accoidion solo "Merry Widow ngil Camlet was recently oper ated on for apenrlicit!s I want to Wait" Donna Jean Thompson f.rsl year Bee Hive girls, one w,sh h.m a recoveiy ad pi jy ' The Five Little Peppers." Hal Stoddaid and Karma Hoop directed by Mrs Olive Thompson Piano Solo, Love Hawaiian er graduated (rum Weber ' ollege Song, Kathy Thompson recently. Reireshmcnts were served day bite at the stake bouse at Washington Terrace, with 53 girls graduating, 44 of which were honor bees. The Bee Hive girls of the stake made 0 quilts this year and presented them to the following leaders in their respective wards lor their years of service to the girls: Wanda McDougaL Elaine Atkinson, Verna Sharon Beesley, Evelyn Olsen, Moure and Eva Appionie. The girls of the stake have installed large mirrors in the new womens lounge in the stake house, as a gift from the Bee Hive Girls of 1933. Mrs. Gladys THE 2-do- Imperial or BUILT! EVER REFRIGERATOR This GREATEST CIV-11- 2 (1 1.2 Cu. Ft.) Another completely new Frigidaire with thrilling convenience. Food Freexer holds 73 pounds of froxen two-do- or has its own seperote door with built-i- n storage spoge. Big new storage door with Butter Conditioner, Egg food Containers. Roomy refrigerator has c out shleves. Meat Tender, twin Hydartors, Server, Left-ov- er roll- Cycla-Moti- 1 Diamonds Lower I rices Better Quality See Compare Drive Out And See C. Stringham Jewelry See Cal Stringham Theater Building Roy, L't. """Hill! ELECTRIC STARTING miii inn host- - giaduatmg from Walquist 175 Bee Hive girls participated in as lollows Bevir I1IIII.1ISIIIIIS the Riverdale .Stake Bee Hive Iv Kav Simpson Ann ( u, Carol. held swaiiu Day last lues program Jean Fielding, John Stoddard, Den ms Bvington. Richard ( ope, Rob ert funders Nola Fowers, Norman Fowers, Kenneth Gaiicie, Don ILg DR. H. CARVER lev, .enda Hull, Myrene Hunter, Gail Jensen, Max K Lewis, Helen Jean Lillegard Barbara McCloy, OPTOMETRIST Miller, Rubella Munn, Allen Office Hours 9 to 5 Every day except Friday's Olson. Dora Mae Stoddard, and Ar Evenings by Apopmtmenf lene Trease Congratulations to all Phone 55 9 SO. 900 WEST of you. ROY, UTAH on Hooper was will the program Bcviily Kay Simpson 1 Defrosting. Gleoming new Deluxe finish. Junior Hi,h aie ONLY MURRAY And your old refrigerator 1 LOOK HOW MUCH YOU GET FULL-WIDT- H FREEZER-CHES- FULL-WIDT- H CHILL DRAWER FULL-WIDT- H 1 irpM-Miitc- YOU ARE INVITED TO THE FOR SO LITTLE OPENING T PORCELAIN HYDRATOR DOOR SHELVES TOP TO BOTTOM BUTTER COMPARTMENT SINCLAIR r?r LOTS OF TALL BOTTLE SPACE METER-MISE- R V - AV NOW TAKE A LOOK Mdoel SV-76-- g nSfag" k AT THE PRICE 4 LVl S i OHLY if OaL BUY IJOl'J-SAU- E . aii, of P. J. RESSLERS NEW SERVICE STATION 4 Prize Drawing bottle of nationally famous Tweed Cologne made by let therlc. Come In today! non-EASIES- J- ! U - FR1GIDAME APPLIANCES 0 - SATURDAY, JUNE youll come in and see the new Thot'i oil thara h to In. See the new Frigidaire Ap- pflancaj, ond get your free f A- ' - Toed Cologne It. Come U i j Jl- P. J. Resslcr And Your Old Refrigerator Famous l" MECHANISM RADIO TIRE COOKWARE and other prize t. TERMS T FAVORS FOR ALL REFRESHMENTS Check at Station for Details P.J. SERVICE BOUNTIFUL Phone 15 LAYTON Phone 450 ROY (5490 S. 1900 W.) Phone 3-78- STATION 5348 SOUTH 1900 WEST 78 PHONE 14 the The rights of majorities must be protected just as the nght of - HERE'S erf Harbc-rtso- General Board of the YWMIA was the guest speaker. Mrs. Lillian Froerer, stake, YWMIA president presented the certificates. The program and general arrangements were under the direction of the stake Bee Keepers, Wanda McDougal, Elaine Atkinson and Margaret lark ms Refreshments were served |