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Show 7 f IHE SUN dHBUNIciE, THURSDAY, AUGUST field swimming pool and a watermelon feed in the Hooper park afterward were members of the Second Ward MIA Tuesday evening. Mrs. Richard Bennett is home now, having spent a few days in the hospital. A dressed up affair was the First Ward Primarys Around the Block parade last week. Following the parade, supper was served in Hooper Park. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Fuger and family are new residents of Hooper. They are living on Pingree Lane. The Rev. Donald Kuhn, pastor, and Mr. Ken Kahncke, lay delegate from Trinity Lutheran Church of Layton, attended the convention of the Colorado District of the Lutberine Church, Missouri Synod at Colorado College in Colorado Springs on Monday through Thursday of this week. Pastor Walter A. Enge of Colorado Springs, president of the district, presided at the meeting of mor than ?00 delegates representing 125 congregations in Colorado, New Mexiio, Utah, El Paso, Texas, Page, Arizona, and Pine Bluffs, HOOPER HEWS Mrs. Edwin C. Hall ' Home from a two week mer training camp at the Ammunitions Depot, sumBab-bo- t Haw- thorne, Nevada, are Gale and Clair Manning. They are in the Marine Reserves, attached to the 45th Rifle ComJen-ae- n pany. Attending the funeral of Mrs. Alice Hull last week in Burley, Idaho, were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Parker, Jack Simpson, and Mrs. Elnora Widdison. Mrs. Hull, a former residen of Hooper, was an aunt to Mrs. Parker. Honoring Ralph Miles by way of a surprise birthday party, Thursday, were Mr. and Mrs. John Beus, Mr. and Mrs. Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Nasero, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thin good, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Famuliner, Mr. and Mrs. Grant King, Elaine, Zora and Cathy King. The guests enjoyed a chicken La-Mo- barbeque, . Brent Kap,' Steven RIVERDALE MAN TO McCloy, Thurgood, Brent Jackson, Perry Widdison, David Flowers, Mark EMBARK ON IDS CALL Oakes, Wayne Cullens and the Quorum leader, Dean Frew. TO CALIFORNIA Last Thursday evening. Price and Orba Bunot were hosts at a chicken dinner for o group of their relatives. Their guests included Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Stark of Ogden, Edna Arave of Orofino, Idaho, Lydia Cribbs pf Murray and Mae Bamrough of Ogdon. A farewell testimonial Elder Keith Henderson held in the Riverdale page rivi scouting, having received his activb in priesthood work and Eagle award during the past year. He is also active in music circles, being quite accomplish ed on tne violin and piano and having sung the male lead In recent presentation of Promised Valley put on by the Stake. READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS Riv-erda- le fcr will be Ward next Sunday evening beginning at 7 p.n. All relatives and friends are cordially invited to The Best 2 CHANNEL s:ooam SCIENCE Work is Done KUTV THE STORY OF CHRISTIAN Broke attend. He will enter the mission home on Sept. 18 and depart for the California Mission headSunday night at Sacrament quarters at Los Angeles one meeting, the Hooper First Ward week later. Elder Henderson has been Relief Society was reorganized. Annie Jones was sustained as the new president with Lorraine The retiring president was Fowers as first counselor and Bernice Flowers, president and Donna Van De Graaff as second Orba Bunot and Eva Cox as her counselor. counselors. Max Simpson, son of Bishop and Mrs. Francis V. Simpson, is home for a visit. He was transferred from Shep- Wyo. herd Air Force Base in Texas to Hill Field. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hdfcie, Enjoying a swim in the Clear- 2577 West 5600 So., members of the Weber Chapter of the and Homebak-er- s YoungFarmers Organization along with 50 other members for Weber Notice is hereby given to the County; enjoyed a steak fry in members of the Roy Lions Club Riverdale Park, Friday evening. that a meeting will be held on Activities were under the of Gene Hancock and Helthe 14 day of September, 1961, 7:30 at the Pagoda Cafe in Roy, en Hanson, presidents of the orUtah, for the purpose of organ- ganization. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fowers of izing the said Roy Lionss Club into a corporation under the Hooper and Mr. and Mrs. Don Ellis of Riverdale also were in laws of the State of Utah. Dated this 30 day of August attendance. A two week trip was made 1961. by Frank and Della Rawson Joseph K. Compton when they drove back to Boston President to' get their son, Roger, who mission in the New England States. They visited in New SPEEDY PHOTOSTAT York City, Washington D.C. and SERVICE many other interessting places before returning home in their 7 Min. Service new car. A swimming party was enPh. 825-777- 3 joyed by the First Deacons ALSO TYPING quorum of the Hooper First BY TKi HOUR Ward on Monday night. Those who attended the party 4994 S. 1953 W ROY which was held at the ClearIN REAR field Pool, were Bruce Oaks, Dale Hadley, Lyle Peterson, Don' 81, 1361 SUN. SCOT. 3 at Dave's Service Highway 91, Roy NOTICE HW Salt Nothing But Quality Sarvita RIGHT HERE IN THE ROY SHOPPING CENTER dir-ecti- YES, SAVE-O- DRUGS HAS N THE LOWER PRICES ON Our Prescription prices are figured so closely that you often pay a price in odd cents. 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