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Show s Roy, Weber County, Utah, March 17, 1955 THE CHURCH NEWS conjunction with the regular work and business meeting which was postponed in order to bring the demonstrstion to the ward. Quilting and other work will begin at 10 a rn. Lunch will be served at noon as usual on this day. Sacrament meeting of the Lake View Ward was devoted to presenting Aaronic Priesthood awards. Fourteen Deacons won awards, .three of whom attended their meetings 100 cent. per Seven Teachers, three of whom were 100 per centers and eight Priests, five of whom aLso had 100 per cent record. Glen Budge, Francis Burton Jr., and Lowell Peterson, Priests, received certificates for five years record of 100 per cent. Alan Budge was one of the eight Priests, but who is now an Elder. The Lake ceived Ward also a stake award for AaronView ic Priesthood re- achievement The Roy 1st Ward Relief Society will hold two lessons In Social Science, March 22 and March 29, under the instruction of Mrs LaRue Schoenfleld, as no Social Science lesson was given last month because of the Washington Birthday holiday. The Special Interest group of the Roy 1st Ward is sponsoring instruction in ballroom dancing March 25. in the ward recreation hall at 9 pm A special lecture will preceed the dancing at 8 p m The public is invited The dance instructor will be Mr. Ronald Driggs. The Lake View Ward Relief Society wishcb to invite all who are interested, to the special demonstration to lx given by a Utah Power and Light home The Roy 3rd Ward Relief Soeconomist on the use of electric The and freeers ciety will participate In the Utah ranges deep demonstration will begin at 1 Power and Light Demonstration to be held in the stake house pm. March 22. Thi feature will be held in March 22 at p m. Regular 1 f fY Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y X fY Flowers . . . Flowers CORSAGES Y Y AND CENTER PIECES CARNATIONS AND Y v ROSES GARDENIAS AND ORCHIDS FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS V PLANTS POTTED FLOWERING AND DISH GARDEN PLANTS work and business will be con- Club work in Weber County It ducted at 10 a m. - Lunch will was found recorded that River-dal- e be served at noon. Membera and is the home of the first their friend are invited. Club in the county, way back In 1918 with Bryant S. JaThe Social Science lesson will cobs supervisor of the boys work be given by Mrs. Lottie Shupe, and Mrs. Marry K. Jacobs, superTuesday March 22 at 2 p.m. at visor of the girls work, under the regular meeting of the Roy the direction of the county club s 4th Ward Relief Society. leader A. Irvin Tippitts. Mr. was appointed by the Utah State Agricultural College to be Riverdalc News the first county club holder In Weber County. The Rlverdale School Carnival sponsored by the the school PTA, will begin at 3 30 pm. on March 18, in the school gymn Chili, hot dogs, pie, cake and Mr. and Mr. David A. Fow-erdoughnuts will he sold. celebrated their Golden wedTeachers and room mothers with a dinner of each room will sponsor a ding anniversary in the Hooper night Saturday both. Proceeds will be used for AtWyd recreation hall. new curtains for the school stage 2nd of the family tended by members and to raise money for the PTA and open house Sunday from to function on. Mothers and dads 2 to 8 p m where they received bring your children and have a friends and relatives at their real good time. home. Tiie couple vs as married in President Joseph Fielding West Weber 50 years ago and Smith of the Council of the received their endowments later Twelve Apostles and Elder m the Salt Lake Temple They of the Brigham are the parents of a son and four Joseph Spet-rfa cu I t y daughters, Honal Young Ujuvorsity waived the membera of the Rlv- Slater. Slaterville, Mrs Carl erdale Stake at their quarterly (Lyra) Criddle, Syracuse; Mrs conference Sunday concerning Edward (LaVon) Cramer. Huntsthe efforts of some professors in ville, Bishop Floyd Fowers, our community who are en- Hooper rand Mrs Lawrence (Videavoring to discredit the auth vian) Taylor, Ogden enticitv of the Bible and denounThere are 23 grandi hildren and cing the tenants of religion to six great grandcluldicn With the exception of six years young students in Kanesville and one year in Afton Salisbury will give the Harrisville, the Fowers have lived married Literary lesson Tuesday March in HooHr their entire 22 at 2 p rn fo rthe Riverdalc life Mr Fowers was employed by the Bamberger Construction Ward Relief Society Co and worked at the Harrisville brick yard before becoming a Howard Dickson, son of Mr. man and farimr in Hoojkt dairy and Mrs Sheldon Dickson, has Mr Fowers is .m .utive High been called to serve in the North Priest in tiie Hooper 2nd Ward Central States Mission with and lias been a member of the headquarters in Minneapolis lie Farm Bureau sime it was first villi enter tin- mission home, organized March 23 Mrs Fowers is also active in ihurih and civic affairs and has a visiting leather for the In a recent review of the 4 H 4-- H Tip-pitt- HOOPER s MrSr-Lela- nd Mr. and Mr. Roy Femelius Relief Society for 37 year and a member of the Hooper Daugh- held a surprise gettogether in ter of the Utah Pioneer. their home Wednesday night for Mr. and Mrs, Mont Bullock who Mr. and Mrsr. Harold Seamons were guests of honor. The group and children Larry and Irene who sang the Hallujah Chorus formerly of Rlverdale, have in the stake Music Festival and moved into the Don Aarve home. some' of their close friends in the The Hooper 1st Ward Relief ward, presented them .with a Society Literary lesson will be book as a token of appreciation given by Mrs. Luella Parker, for the ijaany, many hours Mont Tuesday March 22 at 2 p.m. and Iris spent with music in the Members and their friends are ward. invited. March 8 and lots of hard work Mrs. Arba Bunot has been susbefore them brought lieutenants tained Speech Director for the bars to Dick Brown. He has been Lake View Stake. serving with the Army since Feb. '34. Dick completed his basic training at fort Ord, Calil where he was an outstanding Mr. Stanley Bybee, son of Mr. basic trainee, and won second and Mrs. Byron L. Bybee Sr., place in the battalion in Ml Rifle has received his honorable re- markesmanship. On July 19, he lease from the Army on Feb. was assigned to Officers Cadet 21, after faithfully serving as an School at Fort Sill, Okla., where aviation chief machinist for the he has been stationed for th biggest part of 20 years H,e and past 8 months He graduated his wife Wanda, are making 16th in a starting class of 89 their home in LaMesa, Calif , for After heceiving his commission, he was granted a 15 day furthe time being. lough which he has spent at his A home with Mr. and Mrs. Claudd C. life the has at College hashed and rehashed last week- Stuart Sr., in Uintah. Upon his end while Miss Thora Peterson return to Fort Sill, he will take was staying us Time flits by so, over duties with the tactical rapidly that it is real pleasant staff, which is comparable to to recall school days with an old public relations work. He was one of five men chosen from his room mate. UINTAH - graduating class to receive this honor. South Ogden Stake is holding a ping pong tournament on Friday March 18. It will be held in the Uintah Ward Church house at 7.30 p.m. Everyone over 17 years of age is invited to participate. The entrance fee will be 25c and all players must have gym or soft rubber soled shoe. ROY THEATER Thurs., Fri. Ph. Roy, Utah March A.M.-1- 0 FERNS Porter Floral and Nursery fV YOUR FLOWER STORE OF ROY Phone WE DELIVER tv P.M. b 6 ROGUE COP ATTACK Phone DRUG 23-2- CANNIBAL WE GIVE S&H GREEN STAMPS MARKET March t Robert Taylor and George Raft BROWS - et and Marlon Brando j LARGE ROOSEVELT Sun-Tu- Karl Malden PLENTY OF PARKING 9 0 --WATERFRONT SUNDRIES. OPEN DAILY 20-2- ON THE PRESCRIPTIONS b Mon., Tues Wed. 6:45 Wed-Sa- DRUGS 2:45 Office Open Sat. & Sun. Box Roy,Ub Johnny Weissmuller Judy Walsh )n-n- FRESH BAKED FRESH BAKED IIONEY-l'JHEA- PRINCESS CARE T BREAD e a.3)( PER WITH FUDGE ICING EACHi fjv LOAF NEW CROP WHOLE GREEN PICKL FOR TASTY SANDWICHES OR SALADS U. S. CHOICE GRADE TENDER TESTED BONITA TOP FLAKES SIRLOIN FLYING CLOUD BRAND MOUNTAIN POUND LARGE SIZE ARIZONA 6 JAR CAN BONED CHICKEN DERBY BRAND 5 EACH OZ. v PER r M T-BO- Fluffy White or Creamy Fudge N1 STEAK PRUNES SUPERIOR BRAND PACK PILLSBURY-NE- W WDNESAP APPLES POUND POUND CAN NORTHWEST OZ. QUART FRUIT POUND NEW YORK BONELESS PER BRAND PER I'JlilTE WELL TRIMED PER . POUND . FRESH PILLSBURY Fudge Brownie or Peanut Cookie MIXES GROUND BEEF 1 PACKS PACKS POUNDS |