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Show The in Hooper as it is this year. This is a beautiful time of Hooper News year fall flowers, which in my opin By MARIE W. IIAWS ion are the prettiest of all, are abundantly. And there is Many things about us these day no more beautiful sight in the world give us the feeling that we are than the colorful array of autumn deep in the heart of the autumn leaves in our canyons just now. season. This is a happy time of year It is a busy time of year great loads of bright red tomatoes pass school bells rang last Monday mornand teachers and pupils eagerby our doors on the way to the ing to the classroom. As returned ly of ladies canning factories. Carloads as 7 30 a rn Monday morning, employed at the factories for the early I noticed jubulant youngsters scurseason, go by at an early hour each rying off to school, as if the bell day. Those at home are very busiwould be ringing at any moment. ly engaged in canning. It isnt at Autumn is a good time to be all unusual to near a door these alternoons and be met with the alive Each September I am thankful that we live in a land where spicy aroma of catsup or chili sauce. Men are working hard in the fields. there are four distannet seasons, a special charm. I love Hay balers are working overtime for each has and corn chappers seem to be run- them all but my hat goes off especto autumn ning day and night. I dont ever ially This weekend will mark the open- remember seeing the corn as tall TOO MANY BILLS? See Us! Consolidate your DOTS at our office. Payments arranged ou can afford IIIVE ONE HACK 10 PAY. If you are one of the many thousands that has "over ohlig.i'od themselves, SHE US, let us help you ' GET OUT OF DEBT Sun-Chronicl- Roy, Utah, Thursday, September 13, 1956 e, Marion W. Cox In the Lake View Members of the teaching staff of Stake MIA presidency. Donna who the Hooper School for thia years has been president in the Hooper are: Nephi Manning, principal, First Ward YWMIA for several Widdison and Jennie Christ years, succeeds Mrs. Melba Taylor, ensen, first grades; Leona Burning ham and Miss Mildren Wsymen, a second Lee and Flora Stoddard recent- new teacher from Warren, Hattie Parker and Mrs. Mauly enjoyed a trip to Burley, Twin grade; reen Fowler Christensen, a new Falls, and Rupert, Idaho. At Burley teacher from Ogden, third grade, they visited Clair and Beth Fowers Larue Jef and children. Also, they attended Hattie Parker and Mrs. a new teacher from Ogden, fries, the Twin Falls County Fair at Filer lourth grades; Ilah Giles, fifth The club taught by Beth Hull and Idaho. grade, Owen Burrell, a new teacher Edna Penman, will send a group trom Ogden, sixth grade, A split exhibit which consists of wool Deon Cox was speaker in the sac- fifth and sixth grade class is also dresses made by Jelaire Hancock aa Rosalie Hull. A print dress made rament meeting Sunday night in being held, with Rose Mitchell a until substitute the teacher perthe was Music Ward. Hooper First by Suzanne Hull, a slip made by Linda Vaughn, and record furnished by the girls quartet con manent teacher is put under con books made by Annette Beua and sibling of Ann Cox, Carol Fielding, tract. Mr. Manning reports that Dora Mae Stoddard, and Annette there are 323 pupila enrolled Jelaire Hancock. Colecn Tippets and Fay Beus are Beus, accompanied by Kay Simp- the largest number m six years. also sending a group exhibit. It in- son. Gradnating from Primary in cludes print dresses made by Bon- Hooper Second Ward Sunday eve Cooking school lunches at the nie Masorf and Nancy Cox, draw ning were Steve Trease, son of Mr Hooper school for the year will Mrs. and Fow John Trease, Marsha string bags made by Nancy Cox be Leone Jensen, Beverly Belnap by Ranae Jones and Linda Fowers ers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Her- and Mildred Craythorne. Jack Simpbert and Fowers, Janeane and Ann Calderwood, darns made Weaver, son is superintendent of grounds. and record books made by Bonnie daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wes Tho.se who drive school buses from ver. Elder Dale Van Kampen, who Mason and Carol Beus. Hooper are Jay Beus, Ren Belnap, The club taught by IjiJaun By- has been a missionary to Holland i liorald Cox and Eldin Simpson. bee is sending a group exhibit, in- was speaker at sacrament meeting cluding Ilene Cottle's sheath dress in the Second Ward Musical num Recent visitors in Hooper from and slip, Diane Naisbitts, slip; and hers were furnished by Joyce Clary Ijnda Jensen's sheath dress, a lit- and Jay Beus, accompanied by Mar- their home in Nyssa, Ore., were tle girls dress, made by Judy gie Beus Next Sunday night the Wayne and Perda Simpson and their Vaughn, is going on an individual farwell testimonial for Jay Hull, son, Clair, accompanied by their who will leave soon for the Brazil- friends, Mr. and Mrs. Willias Berti ntry ram. The Simpsons and Bertrams, other individual entrys will be ian mission, will be held. with members of the Read family skirt made by Ann Parker, a mem-la-Last Saturday evening, a party enjoyed an overnight party at the of the club taught by Mary Johnson and Martha Mae Widdison, and missionary shower was held at Lake View Stake camp. Others atad a skirt made by LeAnn Fow- Hie Second Ward recreation hall tending were Norman and Velma ers, a member of the club taught by in honor of Jay. Those attending Head, LeAnna, Gay and Rama, DenH.iel Heslop and Nole Jean Moore were members of the M Men and nis Read, Annie Jones, Ranae and Gleaner classes and Jay's Sunday Karen, Boyd and Zelma Hancock, Mrs Donna Paicc has been School class Games were played, Joan and Rex, Melvin, and Arnuna chosen as atf'ivity counselor to under the direction of Ruth Daw-xo- Widdison, Lyle and Dawn, Read and and Beth Hull, and refresh- Jones, Michael and Jinnny. ments were served to a large crowd As our Hooper family portrait Four young Hooperites participa- for this week, we would like to inted in a dance revue last Friday troduce a group that are well known night at the Ben Lomand High to many ol us, and not so well School They were Perry and Jeryl known to others. They are the Clar-onn Widdison. children of Francis Paulsons, who for the past four .mil ewel Widdison, Sheryl Christears have been living in the home ensen, daughter of Junior and Ruth previously occupied by Floyd and hristenxen and Gall Allen, daugh-'e- r Bessie Jensen and Mrs. Dora Arave of Joe and Florence Allen Claron was born in Logan, Utah, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank PaulHorace E Garner is in the Dee son His wife, the former Barbara 'loxpita! where he underwent sur-- . Gibbons, was born in Ogden, but i rv on Tuesday morning. His con- raised in Logan There, they attend-demn is reported to be satisfactory. school together, with only a Dennis Higley, who was injured In ight acquaintance In 1943, Bar-b.a Morgan rodeo is improving and a moved to Salt Lake where Max Garner, son of Sylvia Garner, she completed high school. Her IKlEs V OUR JOB PRINTING improving in the St. Benedicts ousin was living with her, and one 'mxpitdl from a serious illness. It jy her counsinb boy friend, accomix the hope of all of us that these BEAR THIS EMBIJEM? panied by Claron, came to the Gibpeople and all others of our town bons home That was when Barbara who are ailing will enjoy a speedy nd Claron first became interested and complete recovery. in each other. Soon after, Claron leit for the Navy, and the two kept After two The Hooper unior Women's up correspondence Club held its first meeting of the years, he returned home and attendxeuxon on Wednesday, evening at ed the ISAC for a year. In Feb. home of Mrs Gus Vaughn The 1947, they began going steady, and I'Ll. EXE CLEANERS (be hook Fatal Derision" the story of they were married Aug 4, 1947, in "Thr Clot hex 5'ou Wear the Donner Party, by Dr Walter M the Logan Temple They lived in Sail for a while, and both We Clean With Care" Mookey wax reviewed by Mrs Barret Haws Members and guests at-- ' worked at the Naval Base at ClearDiscount on Uaxh and Carry ndmg were Mrs Calvin Mason, field Barbara was a stenographer li hup and Delivery Service 5'rx Mrs Fred ..ml Claron a quality control inSTNl HMUHNG PROCESS Dawson.LloydMrsSpaulding. Art Moore, Mrs. Wi- spector 194 W 5tiX) SO, ROY, UTAH les Fowers. Mrs Vern Taylor, Mrs. They later moved to Ogden, then PHONE 2 2118 Kancsvillc From Kanesville they Wld-Mrs Christensen. Don lynn son Mrs Ervin Heslop, Mrs. Dar- came to Hooper l laron is now employed at Hill rell Garner Mrs Dee Hooper, Mrs. DAIRY James Johnston. Mrs Earl Simp- AFB, where he is still in inspection son Mrs Flovd Fowers, Mrs. Mer- work PHONE 4 2444 ' rill Widdison, Mrs Eldin Simpson, Products" They have both been active LDS Dairy Mi' Jav Simpson, the guest speak- church workers, having taught in I h multi fitu sl products er and the hostess different auxiliaries Claron was a 4287 RIVERDU.K ROAD ing of the Utah State Fair. Several Hooperites will be exhibiting something there. Ted Parker has been g working hard on the Weber ty fruits and vegetables display, of which he is charman. Barrett Haws with his two Arabian horses will be a part of the Saturday horse show, and several girls, who were Weber County winners in the recent judging, will have clothing on exhibit. a Coun-blooinin- 4-- iN'id 2816 1INU0I HOUHS 4 N .40 p institution .1 ME to M II P PHONE I tab Ogden SATURDAYS M 9 8813 3 TIL 5 They have four children, Kathy, Paul, Johnny and Carol Ann. According to Barbara, Claron is handy man around the place. He can do electrical work, plumbing plastering anything that might need to be done. And according to who was Barbaras father-in-la- Tire Buys My fieiyUlcte YOUR OLD TIRES a Budget Terms p FOR DOWN PAYMENT Up to 15 Months to Pay DAVES SERVICE O, John makea enongl money, alright. But we always hav too much month left! Highway 91 Roy, Utah rnsmmm ft) n BUSIN Concenient 1 4-- r Debt Consolidation Bureau members of the Lake View Stakefpresent at the of thia Interview, she senior Aaronic committee until j- - n excellent mother, housewife April 1955 when he became assiat and cook. In his opinion, Barbara ant Sunday School superintendent and Claron are 100 per cent, and in the Hooper Second Ward. Bar bara is at the preaent, the ward e know who them best, are Inclined to agree. librarian. QUID GEE? 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