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Show The HOOPER r By -- I v Velma Read Phone 3 3000 The dancing club will be held again this evening at the First Ward with Theron and Jean Rich-inin charge of arrangements. The dance is called "The Patricks' Prance, and will commence at 9 pm Owen Ridges orchestra will furnish the music. s The First Ward have missed I.ynn and June Christensen and family since they have moved into their new home, in the Second Ward I want to wish them a lot of happiness and success in their endeavors. There will be another temple ex cursion on Friday, Mar 23, so lets plan to go Meet at the school at 5 pm Contact Mr and Mrs Orlin Garner, First Ward and Mr and Second Seamons. Harold Mrs ward if you'd like to go The First Ward Relief Soviet) Raaar will be held Saturday Mar 1? Supper will be served and Insurance booths will be open at 6 p m. Everyone is invited. A birthday dinner will be held this evening in honor of Mrs. George Hunt at her home. Guests invited are Mr. and Mrs. John Fowers. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Fow-ers- , Mr. and Mrs George Fowers, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Malan, Mr. and Mrs. William Coop, Mrs. Nellie Kudnson, Mrs. Mae Sinentson, Mr. and Mrs. George Hunt, and Olsen Hunt. Gary Cox is convalescing at home after an appendicitis operation. I hope he will soon be well again Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Jim Gardner on the arrival of their first son on Mar. 8. The baby weigh ed 6 lbs 11 oz and they plan to name him Stanley James Mrs Gardner is the former Norrine Junes, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alton Jones Dl'P Camp V will be held next Thursday at 8 p m at the home of Mrs Velma Read, with Armina Widdison, assisting hostess Camp U will be held at the home of Mrs Ida Arave, March 29 at 7 30 p in. NOW LOCATED IN NEW OFFICES Sister Matilda Cunnington 12204 Terrace Fresno 2. California Elder Howard Fowers Carfa Postal FF8 Curitiba, Parana Brazil These are the First Ward missionaries I'll try to have the ad dresses for the Second Ward next i: 1. was We at work dous success by those who attended A number of former residents re turned to enjoy the dinner, program and dance with the home folks Master of ceremonies was the bish op. He wishes to thank all those who contributed in any way to the success of the evening The Relief Society president y would like to inquire as to the whereabouts o( two flower vases a tablecloth and a butt. her knife which seem to have been mislaid lately. If anyone has any idea win re Poll they can be, Mrs would greatly appreuati finding them. Next Sunday will hi a Grin-alugConvention for all niitalogy woik ers Further informal! .n .is to tune and place will be annouiiied Sun day morning Lee Nix, son of Mi ..ml Mis Bingham Nix, gradiati Hum I'ri mary last Sunday evcni!.,', tns glad ua'.ion certificate l mg piesintid by Bishop Ray He also ret rived ins Second Class stout award F onoitiN Notary Public Roy Realty 4-31- .iul H.lpl'V aiu y ' ll.I III '.IS j mu h t 1 Mr Sanitone Dry Cleaning Makes Clothes Look New for Easter! 3 k Hospital Amarv'enit ir Centerpieces 3133 It'iv. -r .iTs r - BROTHER ir it Corsages made to order Planter dish plants I . . . . MOTHER BABY . . . . SISTER GRANDPARENTS tab Candy, Baskets, Eggs, Chocolates, Crass Aj A " A-"- Hydranth C and Di't idine More parents are being iiimur aged to attend these highly ui'trut live and helpful lei lures Sunday ivening sirvms were a "wcltome home" It stimoma! Hurtling honoring Donna and Beverly Poll, daughters of Mr and Mrs William Poll They recently completed their LDS m.ssiuns to Aus-alia Dial -- The f.Kh in a .str.es of Adult Ld ue.d ml) I lasses ul the Clinton IMA will lx- - held Momiav i veiling Mar 19 jit 7 3d p ni in the C i n t o n 'thorn Mrs Gene burn. nistrut'.ur at Wcbir ''ollige wdl cm. dint the li Idren t lass Tin- subjet t will bt - liver Hi POTTED PLANTS Ki Klein FOR DAD PORTER FLORAL to Alls :..s '.lui v an ui , St.uk leul By ram, Cora ht David Stanger, Larry Stark, Mar vm B rt J.mrnv and Janet Cook A happy wedding alllliV t rsarv to Mr .ihd Mr' (braid Moore and to 'dr and Mis M.iiv.n B rt on M.mh last See How Our V fhZ v t) " Call Today If you want to stay young, assn-dalwith young people. If you want to get old quick, try to keep up with them. Hos-hIm- fLA j Avoid the Rush Riverdale j hope Avoid The Rush Come in Now! next Sunday Lyle Farrer, councilman on the Riverdale Town Board, has been appointed to the position of buildHerman Fiet has ing inspector been handling that duty, but due to the increased building activity couple, thus aiding their speech in ibis locality it became necessary lessons considerably. to release him from that or the The people of Riverdale in providing a Chm'm.is treat and warm clothing for the underprivileged members there. At intervals other boxes are sent the donations accumulate Just lost Saturday four more boxes went on their way, the largest of which weighed 100 lbs j 50 A PHONE 3 5911 Carmichael Phone 4 1389 d! Ik in ion. He mentioned that practically all of the Navaho members assure him that h is gaming a very good command of the language. A Nara-h- o youth who has had two years of college stays with the missionary , Television Repair JiOMLS week Elder Hosier has been in tha Southwestern States Indian Mission since Jan. 19, 1953. The past fire months he has been assigned to Klegatah Trading Post near Canada, Arizona, with Elder Lee of Tucumcan, N M., as his compan- Nebeker spent a Merle (Rusty few days at St. Benedicts. Carl Adams is very critically ill at his home. Mrs Charles A. Glover received word last week of the death of her mother, Mrs. Lillian Rue, at Grant's Pass, Oregon. '3 iuli-11- T PKS OF combined business and pleasure trip They delivered some tomato Mid there for the spring planting. They also visited in Logandale and Overton and attended an evening session at the St George Temple Over the weekend they took in the sights of Las Vegas Especially interesting were the shows starring many nationally famous entertainment jeraonalilies. Mr and Mrs Harold Earl and attended the anWandj Moon-fielnual meeting for the Davis County Herd Improvement Assn Dairy banquet held at "Andy's' on Highland Drive in Salt laikt- - City, last a Raymond Crouch was reliant d with a vote of thai ks Hu h.s work in the MIA. Ills Wile uiuy was As a thought for the week Noth- also released as a teat hi i m UnTin y hae n it a ( d tk V ing is earsier than fault finding, belief Society jt no talent, no self denial, no brains, to Clearfield xk A 'going away'' party was g.ven I no character are required to set for Sam and Tbora Moore la-- t '1 ui s L-.up in the grumbling business VV .V dav evening by Mr .md Mis .os Robeft West ri- niuv ng to) eph Staples Tiny potluek dinner will be a main ICmite Two. Nyssa, in gun M .md ( .it ui c of the meeting whith is Mis Gerald Moure and son weir' to la I eld by 27 of the Dl'P Camp abo present Again on W i dm sd.iv .it Ihe home of tin ir captain, Mrs l the families gathned u a hull, dav Patti nixt Thursday, (Adam rsuii, luiulnon for Gerald 2 p m The anniversary artv for the Kt M.iriii 22 beginning at ItoLirt Burton, five year old son lief Society will be held next ThunMr and Mrs Dee Burton, under- 4 Mrs Poll i x'.i an mis day evening a variety of tests at Dee invitation to all ladu s u! the mil) in is mun.ty to attend recovering from minor Mr and. Mis K.ivmuiid Rat spi nt ui in is from minor i last week n Moaj a Val.i y on Mi ill (Rusty) Nebeker spent a Phone 2 4013 N inn: iuaeks FOR AI - he March 15, 1956 week Mrs Levan Hurmngham enter tamed at a dinner recently at her home in honor of her sister and brother-in-law- , Mr and Mrs. Sam Moure who have moved to Nyssa, tire Others there besides the honored guests were Mr and Mrs Joseph Staples. Mr and Mrs Gerald Moure Colleen and Jatk Moore, .iiiil Harry Rurmngham Mis Blaine Fisher, in West was abo hostess to a family Point, gathering in honor of Mr and Mrs Moore, recently 'lhose who attend rd were Mr and Mrs. Harry Burn I mghain, Mr and Mrs () t h e a Munn, Mr and Mrs Clark Talur, Mrs Oral Munn, Mr. and Mrs Joseph Staples the honored guests and Plaint Fisher Keith Simpson is convalescing at lie Die Hospital, after an injury Mieivtd when a lift fell on him while Roy, Utah, Thursday, e, that he may regain hu health and strength real soon. Quite a commotion took place in the town last Friday, when Isabelle Simpson's chicken coop caught fire. Two fire trucks appeared on the scene with a long line of cars following. With the help of neighbors, however, the fire was practically extinquished before the fire trucks arrived and no one was hurt, and no damage done. Have you written to the missionaries lately'! Their addresses are as follows Flder Val Christensen 1712nd St North East Medicine Hat Alberta, Canada I ALL TYPES Sun-Chronicl- A ' 1 ' 1 BENNION DRUG is; Phone fw nnouncing THE OPENING OF Western States Metal Art Mr arid Mrs Koydon pull atcom- palm d by Mr and Mrs William Poll atindid a banquet given by the Utah Power and Light ( o at Ma s and Pas in Roy on Thursday of last week Mrs Ronald Smith was honored at a baby shower given by her muUier iii law Mrs Lnitoln Smith. 4689 lOId So. e 1900 & fllfg Co. West Cleaners Building) TELEPHONE ,ast Thursday i veiling A large rowd of .relatives and friends at i nded Gerald Moore Kxplmir leader, md his Explorer grout) killed a urge buhl at in the Iuxomotive springs area with a bow and arrow ,i't weik This was quite a thrill or tile hoys Mrs Rose Watts has returned lomr alter her long vata'ioll in alltnl I) .1 She H pul Is that she (ally enjoyed hi r v .s.t then hut v.is glad to he hai k home aga n Tin- recent Clinton Ward Home oming was pronouni ed a tri men 2-31- 60 2-51- 14 FLORAL KOOL BREEZE DISPLAYS ALUMINUM FERN STANDS - STORM DOORS .j STORM WINDOWS PORCH RAILINGS look to jour family clothes, trust them to our different better kind of Sanitone dry cleaning . . . that means spots disappear, dirt and perspiration gone, a better lasting press and never a tell-talcleaning odor. See for yourself the difference our Sanitone Service makes, try us today! like-ne- e U. S. 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