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Show The HOOPER By MRS. VELMA READ The arrival of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Vaughns twin girls recently, evened up the score of grandchildren for Mrs. Lillian Garner. She now has 22 male and 22 female. By the way, the twins were named Karen and Sharon. Boyd and Ronald Read have been sent to Spokane, Wash., in connec tion with their jobs at Hillfield Daughters of Pioneers, Camp was held at the home of Jean ins, April 29 There were 18 bers present Carol Dawson Sunset playgd the guitar and 5, Rich mem from sang Armina Widdison gave the les son. The business of the evening was taken up by the board mem bers Mrs Malic I 1eterson and Mrs Aeta Jatkson They released Jewel Widdison as sec end sue captain, and sustained V lma Read in her place Jewel is the new treasurer of the West Company and Veda Parker has been appointed Keeper of the relies Our welfare show Saturday nannette Sun-Chronic- at a ceremony solemnized at the Salt Lake Temple, on Friday May night, Scudahoo, Scudahay, was well attended, we hope to have a much larger attendance at our next one on May 14 A banquet u being planned ,jo go along with the show I'll See You in My Dreams. Thuriday, May 5, 19SS le, the stake presidency. The Scripture reading was given by Dorothy Wilcox. Keith Steed 6th. expressed appreciation 'for those Our Primary conference was a who helped in the penny appeal big success. There were over three which in the future will be called hundred In attendance. the penny parade. West Point people contributed Hooper 1st UarJ road show was .Mr and Mrs. Lloyd King and $132 23 to the Primary Childrens given the rating of "Superior" ons, Roger and Shelley, recently Hospital North Davis Stake as i accompanied their son Wayne to whole contributed $1,643 22. One baby was blessed in our treasure Island in Kan Francisco, A vocal solo was sung by Mar ward last Sunday, he was the son where he- - will attend radar school. gene Anderson after which sing of Mr. and Mrs. Oral Munn and was Wayne has been in the Navy ing time was conducted by Choris named Shane Clark, by Lloyd King suite Jan 18 of this year. ter Barnett. Then the different de separated for clusswork jiartments A bridal shower for Joyce Ik-aHuger King, Scott Peterson, and ley was held recently at the home Roger Flinders, were made dea A most interesting ail color full of Katherine Nelson, given by urns Sunday in fast meeting motion picture is to be length Carma Lee Isaacson, Nadine Park the North Davis Stske shown at er, and Joy Beasley 'I here were Twu Puiiiaty Seagull girls grad hall in Clearfield un 37 present She i evened many ua'.td Sunday, and were welcomed recreatMi and Saturday May 1J. wnJ Friday lovely personal gifts Gaines were inlo the Beehive Class of the MIA. 14th at 8 p.m. played and refreshments served The name of the picture is Kay Junior safety patrol officers were aks Dow-- the Nile (My diction Dale Robinson went back to ii stalled at the Hooper school this defines a kayak as a light fish school Monday after Ins absence of week by Leon L Lines of the Utah ary boat originating in Green ing 3 weeks Dale really had a streak Motor club made of seal skin stretched land), Four tit h grade boys, Roger of bad lutk His leg was hurt quite and around a wooden frame over I horsewas rid he Coulter, Captain, Jimmie Garner, ndly when the The pictures I have seen of them ing, rared over backwards, then Lad.c- Garner and Reed Gamer, have only a smalt opening for the will serve as honorary officers for in just a week he was operated to crawl into In that way the man We hope Dale the rest of the school year on for water can rush over the side of ur worn The boat without" oaiilpTnjTTr-Th- e for next year The following boys picture is not a Hollywood Douglas Strmgfellow was the will serve with him Larry Sea movie but is the film produced speaker at fireside, held at the mons, Gary Kile, Ray Hull, Roger record of the 4200 mile long Jour home of Karina Hooper There was Fulmer, Scott Peterson, Kurt Fow nc-down the Nile River in Africa a large crowd in attendance eis and Clair Raason John Goddard, who personally Their primary duties are to sup narrates the film, and two coinpan across the erviscstudents highway Lynn and June Christensen have ions made this incredible trip (tore and after school hours sold their home to Roy Hunter I think the They have bought four acres of picture will be most land from irgn Stoddard, and ii.teic-stinand the stake will re "to build a new home WEST POINT HEWS teive part of the proceeds which they will use to buy additicxnal The Mia Maids in the 1st Ward chairs for the stake house and per V Itv OLESON IKG1M MIA will sponsor the program Imps do a little painting and fixing Un- - week those who are tele Tuesday night, and is called Mia in the building up Rose " Wed like to bra'iiig their birthdays are Maid Beauty Care out to sup Ann Holbrook Elaine Holbrook, have a good Un Sunday evening May 1, the ( baric s Dalton, Jay Caldwell. Con it Assn . held the annual poit Primary me Hunt, Geneva Hurst, Sherry The theme of conference Primary .tones Judy Rae Iatterson. Margie was "Wist Ye Not Sunday is Mothers Dav A speconference the Montgomery d like to send each That I Must Be About My Fathers cial program has been uriaiigid wishes for ot them my very Business" The theme centered ppv Dan Hadley son of Mr and Mrs about a group of Primary chil 'lean Hadley was bapt id Satur dren and their tcaehrr and what Joining the ranks of the MIA they must do to "be about Fathers day night aorkers roeentlv were Shirley business " irhm.m nea Beehive teacher, Mr and Mrs Nut man Hea l and Dalton, The teacher was MIA Maids Nilson, family and Mr and Mrs Kov Reas la ii Flint teacher for the children were ( oilec-Mrs who I. Ida find replaces Olcson. Pamela Van Brexk Isabell by, recently made a tup to Helena .id .1 nelson Thurgood in her position ltn, Mont to visit with Mr and Mrs Betty Fisher, Marge Mont We would like to congratulate each Ida Rex Dailey Mrs Daley Joan Patterson, Dixie Dal gomery, and Mrs Norman Read (Velma) of ou on vemr new positions and ton, Saundra Twede, Judy Cham wi-- h you happiness in the work Gall. twins, celebrated their birthdays bers. Carol Mdgate, Alb-Bennett. Walter FLnt. and together I.yn I lame and Wayne Burningham Gail Strasburg urn the happv parents of their fie. Mr of Jin-cBetween or introducing each Sharon daughter t a on ; Thursday April 28 He scene were choral readings by the "as hun and Mrs Verg Jc'-seall! have two older bisters to help I Bluebirds, Irekkcrs, Blaz orcei at a Initial t.oaer pril 31 M n II 'He are of him 11 bet esarss, Guides (They spent many by home and at Karma lloopeis given e..n harellv wait hours in practising and did an ex I ora Pat tc i son (.a' di ecllent job ) "They Found Him Jun By ( e, I ai . t : i .1 the 2 t a! 7 30 pm mi teaching in the Jemple" was sung I.. : ma mon am m n ,1'tcn fed the ,.u e bv Leo. a Dalton. Gwen Thompson 'i I'i b: ld.it e A spoevi '.Ai Hi cp.1i.1t on Meeting at and Barbara m r e d Montgomery U,i c e ddli ri id e olo: - . b.iri'ild t .md 3rd Ward I ' Seek Learning por Scenew l'h the- rt f a : by Karen Broadhead, Lin ei pt r Sharon received so lay ; , was conducted by rnce'mg hived da Dalton, Carolyn Patterson, Mar 0n.1l gdts and ,.!! - a. " M(ed first eovinselor in the the garet By bee, Bonnie Mae Edwards evening during Tri'-ar- v presidency Janet Burningham and Slu- - became the v iv ut lav M.fK ,0 h White who has so sue He member 2 the Sab Scene ine e ted tho Children- -' I,., Hi I i.i v and it Holy, por Keep plum drive for the t raved by Mr and Mrs Horace (ea year- - gave a most in uh--oand Alton Bowen, Jimmy CARVER me speech about our past (. ook and Carol Bobby Gale, d r v e that we Parents of children in Mrs. Gaefs grade class at the Riverdilt school, are invited to Attend the 'Hawaiian Holiday" program to bto be presented by the class Thursday May 5, at 2 30 pm.. Hawaiian tongS and dances will be featured by both girls and boys. Refreshments will be served. 5th CHURCH NEWS The Mothers Day program for the Lake View Ward will be held Sunday morning at 9 30 am. instead of the regular Sunday School time of 10 a m. The center section of the chapel will be reserved for mothers There will be no separation for class work. s i originals g ce 1 . -- What are you planning for Mother Day 7 A apeclnl gift Breakfast Mother' Dav Out in Bed? Whatever your plans, it' a good idea to remember that if there's anything that pleases mother bot 4t a .'Quiet'' Umc of day with those she loves best. And what could be more toiy than or a tea in the an afternoon lea eveningl tally With the many ready mixed rakea on the market, it's easy to bake a cake. It takes only a little decorative planning to make lea tun an extra spec.al one- for uiother. For example, if oj bake be cake in a ten inch square pan, it with ehmolate , .u can m 2 nth squares i.ng, then cut it UP white icing for YUtlerii'ij DAT bat will read 'A It M O M. as ind.iated in the G-- ning and Zora King Song Serve Gladly by the Seagull girls Ixad by AJton Bowen, accompanied by ( arolv n Iatterson The music and choral reading was directed by Gwen Thompson nd Janet Moss played the accom pall. mi lit The llaliator was Cora Patterson The Slide wav prone ted by Dora By bee n , ( ) n 6 to SIZES TODDLER SIZES 1 1 8 moi. to 3 n Ronald Flint was advanced from n le.uher-quoruithe Deacons to the last week Congratulations Ronald It's good to see Nolan Eelw arils well enough to come back to meet ings again It was quite rough for him for a while, glad lie is feeling better $1.98 up Ward Relief Souety, Sunday night. Mrs Ruby Olmstead was rt leased as second counselor and sustained a 1st counselor snd Mrs Beverly Wvbe-rwas named as 2nd counselor recipe ul ofolate icing Prepare iake aicoid ng to package dm lions for sing'e layer Like. Hake in K' onh square pan When tool, fri't with chocolate ,ung and rut in 2 inrh squares icing the Decorate With a' words "A GAY PY PuR MOM 1 The work and business meeting the Roy ward Relief Societies will be held May 10 at 10 am till 3 30 p in in each of the respective as instructor M u In rs and their wards Luncheon wall be served in each ward. Members and their fnrnds are imi'cd to attend friends are Invited. of RIVERDALE NEWS I In- Dl P - .iii- was - .1' SUSPENSE Old Lady (to parachutist) really dont know how you cin hang from that silk thing. The must be terrible. No mum; It's when Parachutist tic suspense aint there that its te rrible 1 Ellis H h Id eohostess and M s lvi it the home of Mis ElLs last week Mrs Doris Woodbury - o o The Mor 'he 'noil Battalion Mrs kioi enee J file, president of the Wes- ' oiiipi'v of the DUP My podner and 1 are Cowboy e.isa j ei ,,d .ue-- t She urged the taking a trip through the desert ni into s to gi ' ne'e members and next week He's taking along e to org.i i7o atiotbee ii ip m River gallon of whiskey for rattlesnake '.di ti si jli ii.Im r bites ue k lunch .v .is Visitor What are you taking irved to pot HI men. In ni 11 .in--'Four along of till Cowboy Two rattlesnakes. pp'ii fm member ai l be Vis M.ihc-- I pre--line- t -- HOOPER -- 1 e 1 as MOTHERS DAY CAKE hl cake mix piukdgr , r- -t Mrs. Annie Russell was released U Lit counselor Mrs. Hazel Field, president of the Roy 1st 1 -1 1 The regular Friday night dance instruction held by the Roy Ut Ward Special Interest group will be held May 0 at 7 30 p m. in Conjunction with the Special Interest course of study under the direction of MissiUllian Fay FVhl Mcmberi and their friend are invited to attend. At a time like thla it'a Important to have everything juat right especially the tea. It must be piping hot, brewed properly for full enjoyment. If you abide by the Four Golden Rule for making can't go wrong: (1) alJcayou ways use a teapot T2T usfbutM1 teause water (3) ing, boiling tea bag per cup spoonful tea or and (4) brow 3 5 minutes - la-ol- BABE ship before the meeting was over. TEENAGERS SURPRISE TEA FOR MOTHERS DAT I Anri N ta n m 019 iff c fr 0 you 1 yOut n cy ' .1 ' 1 -- - re-bi- Dorothy's 2 doors I DR. H. MURRAY t t Mrs 1 I OPTOMETRIST Off re Hours G tc 5 Every day except Friday's Fv rr onqs bv Apnpmtment Phonp 4 57 ' 5 5519 SO 1900 WEST ROY UTAH o' e ie . 'I conduit piij ifiile ai re 50 0(H) sub to pt urns, this was increased .01 The HIV) goal is 100,009 -- 1 I Ming Tins vear we are going to ;i ! relei than ever to place good b m ami wholesome literature in hompsuii .sec ne 3 Honor Thy Father and ed by use of a Mother wa- are being helpful" sung oi.g 'We bv the Beginners. Group 1 and po.-ray- Je!la ward office r ,r 'be Lake. View Stake who ha i .1 Dm per cent aitendanec in all the Mind.iv School. SacrJtnei!' and ings the past year W ot k and the Hoopi r I will be held .in, rj : 9. W GIVE HER A G-- E W M.iv 10 1 lion of unde r the Marv Pal xei I utie hi on will he erved at noon The Hihijm r 2nd Ward Relief - u i ' Sexietv work and bu-ral-- o lxM.iv hi Id I" will Itlg a m with Mi- rMi M am ng 10 d re a m OF PARKING SPACE PI -- i( , t. . ' - -- v 'a!v I MARKET Phone & DRUG Roy,Ut. I' V- SOiAIETHING is. -- V r A' jemjfAm "-- i Y- - a- - V . aicuMsiu: , - i , . 1 c I DISHWASHER t -' 4TT ? . -v Asa i.i.w 4, A t V sa-?Sak-- 2 h iKjl.l J RLGULAR 279.95 St BK M BE BEST GIVE HER THE BEST d MIXER V M IRON and WAI-EL- M NBEAM TOASTER SlNBEXM FRYING SUNBEAM STEAM CAMERON $200.00 Abo $100 to 2475 XVeddino P 'a $1? 50 $42.75 $32.50 $27.50 $19.95 $21.50 (in PAN IRON .... n $200.00 Necklaces & Earring 'Sets. . .$2.00 Up AM) HOUSEWARES Mothers jJ ay Sale just COPLEY Also Platinum $350 to 1B00 Wedding Ring $100.00 WE GIFT WRAP MNY OTHER ELECTRICAL APPI I.W'ES SAVE OPEN DAILY -- I PRICE BRomrs mre'ing of if Six 10 tv beguiling at s He) n v s -- ,11 1! FREE DELIVERY d. Scene 4 Pray Always" por and Mrs Junior Mr by tiayeet o children to counter in and buys. lit the cheap reading matter so Bennett Scene 5 -- Service, reading by ol'ii on the market, much of which is unsuitable reading for Lewis Montgomery and boys scene, Brent Stexld.ird. Brent Youngberg. minds of chil Ibi iinpu n Rodger Holbrook, Lynn Thurgood ' ,.,,uv la .mug Scene in home, ti ii s t rn i I troplr of e t ilR a .d 'eatiice Page Gary Man in - hti-- t W -- PRESCRIPTION SERVICE meet Ml Mr- - ho-n-- ran art varorac dr.vn ooHwmc rare ranihiroaMt- COURTEOUS & EFFICIENT was YW'.WI 01.lv Hu e Sale For Mother presidin' of Rawson the Hooper 2nd Ward SPECIALS FOR HER V my EASY TERMS $30 FREE HOME TRIAL , 48 pc. Dish set reg. 23.95 $12.95 32 pc. Dish set reg 9.45 $5.95 Ironing Board, adjustable $6.95 ar Sponge Mop, reg. 4.50 Compact Sheaffer Snorkel $3.00 Up From $8.75 $3.50 C ROV, UTAH STimiGHAM JEWELRY Ses Stringham ROYTHEATER BLDGr 3 |