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Show Thursday August 28, 1958 The ROY NEWS By Arlene Hamblin EX Kyle Harrop .... Ph. EX The first social of the current was held by the Riverdale PTA Aug. 22 at the home of Pres. Richard Simmons home in Roy. Games and refreshments were enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Childs, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hewett, Mr. and Mrs. Delwin Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hill, Mr. and Mrs. K. year " I'll C"n! LAWNS !;: AND ii int SHRUBS PLANTED INI lilt -- FREE ESTIMATES- New Crop Lawnseed High Grade Mixture lilt III) 10 Lbs. .. $4.90 Mt. Ogden Nursery lilt I tt I 'I Hiway 91 - Roy Lanis, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Myers, (Mrs. Myers is Weber Council president), Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shurtz, Mrs. Bessie Boswell. The PTA conference in Salt Lake on Aug. 25th was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Simmons, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Boswell and Mrs. Leo Purser. The Guides of the Roy Third Ward presented a scout skill show lor their parents and special guests Tuesday night at the home of their teacher, Mrs. Edward Hamblin. Those taking part were Glen Tay-.or- , Dale Taylor, Craig Stahle, Scott Clawson, Bill Gardner, Gary Stanley, Lairy Pond. Four of the boys received their tenderfoot badges, they were Dale Taylor, Scott Clawson, B.ll Gardner, Gary S.anley and Larry Pond. The boys were re Wuided with a trip to Como Springs on Thursday. Mr.. Charles Pennington and Mrs. Paul Naisb.tt were mefnbcis of the committee sponsoring the lasliion show and the desert bridge luncheon held by the Indies Auxiliary of the Weber County Medical Assn., Tuesday at the Oakridge Country Club. Those from Roy who were present were Mrs. I,aVar Stark, Mrs A.lison Ogan, Mrs. Lyle Rogers, Mrs. Anthony Pcterisky, Mrs. Find- - lay Grjdley, Mrs. Leo Johnson, Mrs. Arley Flinders. Mrs. Dean Child, Mrs. Bill Eames, and Mrs. George Remchussel. Sunday turned out to be home town day" at Bear Lake when several Roy families happened to meet, Water without prearrangement. skiing swimming, boating and eating were enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Biaine Bingham, Mr. and Mrs. Don Larsen, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tubbs, Mr. and- Mrs. Clark BingMrs. Mr. Bernard Voor- and ham, ees, Mrs. Clarence Paxton, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Turner and Mr. and Mrs. eless in Sunday School. In 1930 'ho o'd Brwn tamily heme) arc the Weber Acdemy in sden- Some of the happiest hours of his e served a short term, mission aiauty spot in Roy especially in Besides his yen to work in the youth were spent in the old swim- - in the North Central States. the, fall when their chrysantheMrs. Brown did not become a soil and watch things grow, he ccn- m!n& fole with 25 to 50 other kids mums are blooming in a riot of who would slip away every chance member of the LDS Church until side rad that the country' was a won- 'oors. on summer hot coud after. ge, hey she was 18. However, she had been derful place to raise a family. noons. It was 20 to 30 feet deep actvie in ward functions before that The Brown's. have watched the Therefore in 1901, he made the places. Luckily, there were time. She has taught in Religion area grow almost from its infancy. big move. Artnur was quite young river any casualties from drown-the- class an4 has worked in the Priis can Portrait Continued - n but as he grew older more jng. and more responsibilities in run-Doling Wor d War I, Arthur ning the farm fell on his should- Biown served in the U. S. Navy ers. i.d was stationed on the Pacific They raised a vsr'e'y of fruits '( end. U was in the fall of 1919 ml vegetao'cs, but h s fathers aiier he had been released from . 30 acres cf melp, is ' which wer' acivice tha he saw Francis Ritter Alison Ogan. ,) anted each year, were consired He j.! a roadshow in Riverdale. Mrs. Wrren Taylor, 5581 So. ihe finest in th county. Anliur i. .o lumwn her parents, Frank F. 2000 W entertained 23 guests at a . ompleti d hs e'ementary educa .,n.i Edith Child Ritter most all his tea Wednesday afternoon in hon-- t on m Roy and gradoaied lrom me, ;.nd Frances too, for that mat-.nr of C. W. Vermillion, a new but b cause she was a few neighbor who moved nito Roy. The years younger, h?' had considered HOOPER NEWS Taylors and the Vermillions were! ..ti- just a httle kid. 'lhis time friends in California. . e s iw Franc. s. things were very A dance was held last Saturday i.iirent. J. Elmer Smith, 5225 W. 1900 in the First Ward to choose a queen So , is home again after an illness from each of the two Hooper wards lie was surprised and pleased .n the Dee Hospital. to represent us in th Tomato Day w.th the beau.itul a.id attractive Miss Roslyn Harrop and Miss atQueen Contest. A large young iaoy she had become. They lean Knight where hostess to an ended this dance and Joangroup Boehm'1 .sere married in Nov. of 1920. at ifternoon party the Harrop home and Annette Beus wer? the queens Wedsday. They p'ayed games chosen to represent Hooper. They have three children, Majoi and served refreshments. Dellas Brown, who with his wife They will compete with others! Those present were, Madalyn from around the count at a dance Vicki Susan Hi'l, TipBingham, to be held Aug 29 in the Hooper petts, Pam Robinson, Margo Preece, and Mrs. Lenzi (blur Kaysville, Second Ward recreation hall. We :. , , Ler.na Simmons, Lou Ann s?n' Roy They have la Aleta Meadows, Vicki and wish them both lots of luck. c ren 8'an A lot of exc.ting ball games Sandra Harrop and the two hostesshave been witnessed in the recent! Besides his civic activities, Com es. mvilat onal sottball tournamen' missioner Brown has served long First Ward Relief Roy Society will hold their work and business held at the Hooper Park. Teams lUnd well in his church. His tathei from A Was the lirt ward clerk to serve meeting for the month of Sept, double-heade- all around were cnlered. between the Uintah under Bishop Thomas Holland next Tuesday. Report meeting will be held at 9 a.m. followed by (he team and Willard were played last when the Rov W'ard was organ work meeting. Work will continue Tuesday evening, to de.erm n? the ized. Later he became a counselor in the bishopric and when Bishop cn items for the coming Bazaar. championship. Willard came out the victor and Holland was Martin The bazaar, by the way, will be released, held on September 19th. The theme both teams were presented with Brown was made bishop. this year will be Harvestime. A lot rophics. At the end of the tourLike his father, Arthur Brown of work has gone, and is going, nament a exhibition game was play has been bishop too, serving five ed W'ard between the First into this event to make it bigger Hooper in that capaciyt Since the and better than ever and we hope Junior team and their dads with years was ward newly organized when he a the dads score of with winning you will all plan to go and suptook office, one of the primary 16 12 it. will be There port barbeques, The explorers have returned ProbIems confronting them was pie and ice cream, baked goods, from camp where thov all report "here to build a new ward. In fish and general strre, pond, quilts wer ,0 thlSi B,shP Bron dona' an enjoyable time. faneywork. woven rugs, and a 0ile iro (,1 his land to the A birthday party honoring David show. It really sounds like Thud Hard for that purpose. Bo) at Kite was held the last a lot of fun so keep Sept. 19th open. park Mr. and Mrs. DeReice Balls have Tuesday. There were 2,1 gwsts in Datcr another acre and a half was purchased to allow mere ade- as their very welcome guest, Mr. attendance. The Hooper Lion's Club arc quate parking space. Construction Balls mofh.r, Mrs. Charles Balls of Logan. erecting a fireplace in the Hoop.r s expected to begin early next e n ,b'-- ' bunding, Thn Busy Bees 411 Sewing Club Park. It is almost completed an use. for Before becoming bishop, Mr. held their fashion show recently. ready The First Ward Pr mary held a; Brown had solved as ward clerk Their skirts, slippers and books were judged. Four skirts, two pairs closing party and dance last Wed during the time his father was of slippers and two record books bishop. He has also been a member of both the Sunday School and the went to the county exhibit. Those attending the fashion show were: dren presented dances thev had YMMIA super. ntcndency: has been an instructor in the priesthood Carol Johnson and her mother, learned during the summer. Relief Society in the First Ward quorums, one of the seven presi-wil- l Mary Smiht and her mother, Clarnot be held Sept. 2 but will dents of Seventp in the 70th and issa Carpio and mother, Fa? Pat held be the following week at the 215th Quorum of Seventy and terson and mother, and Mrs. Dixon i teacher in the Gospel Doctrine and Mrs. John whose daughters 10 a.m were out of town. Refreshments a . re served after a short program was presented by the girls. Leaders Your Vote Will Keep for the pro ip are Carol Smith and Arlene John.-on- . Ruth Eames Olsen The neighborhood club met at tl e home of Mrs. Ray (Marie) Demciratic Cailidate Wright Thursday evening. In Offiie as Mr. and Mrs Howard MeEntire, 4898 So. 1900 West have returned WEBER COUNTY from a 10 day trip to Seattle and Lynwood, Wash., where they visitRECORDER ed with the r daughter and sonin law, Sgt. and Mrs. George Kirkpit To Assure Continued nek who are the parents of a new UTKIF.NT. FRIENDLY & ranKon whom the McEntires had not seen hetore. The Kirkpatricks COURTEOUS SERVICE have three other children. no place where you There find a finer or more progressive group of people than we have right here," Mr. Brown said. We like them too and appreciate more than we can say, the wonderful contribution they have made as citizens of our town. mary roganizaticn for 25 years. At present, she is in the ward Relief Society presidency. Both Mr. and Mrs. Brown enjoy in their garworking dens. Their beautiful flower beds at 5918 So. 1900 West, (incidently 1 ; To the VOTING PUBLIC 1 Vote for a ' Give LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS and the - real SERVICE PROMPTLY and COURTEOUSLY PUBLIC - - VOTE FOR - Nak-numur- OF THE PEAtt! FULL TIME JUSTICE R. F. COTTLE FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE! Po'd Pol Adv by friends of R. F. 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