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Show The Roy, Utah, Thumlay, Jane 20, 1957 Son-Chronicl- e, Uintah Marios fctaart The Primary has been busy, busy, the Homebuilder night for their mothers, and' each girl fixed a box lunch, to share with her mother, ihey played games, and had a real good time. The Trail Builder boys have taken on a project for the scout house, of taking the bark off of the big logs that are going to be used tor the roof. And the teachers have been at it too. They turned an evening of learning into a social, by having eats after they learned all the songs, dances, games, and u hat not for the summers activities. Our boys have started off for their summer armed service training. Neil Bybee, Clark Bybee. Gary Bybee, and Lee Varley have gone to San Diego for two weeks training with the Naval Reserve When that's completed, Clark is going up to San Francisco to Join the Weber High School Band, which will be down their on their invitational trip. Joe Peterson has gone to Texas to stay with his uncle, and home and vifrom a weekend in Roslie Gar and are George cinity, ner, Ab and Lois Anderson, and Karl and Flora Kendell The six of them went down in the Kendell car, and visited all the interest-,nspots on the way to and from. The acouts are still going to have a scout house. That is, if the woikers can hold out much longer. It would be real nice to see 6ome new faces down here busy. Last week Kiris had a fun Keyes on the 24th; Nancy McFarland, Laralne Pearson, Peter Borg, Nell llarbertson, and Calvin Kendell on the'23th; Darlene Feme-Bu- s the 26th; Earl Pearson the 28th; and Les Anderson the 30th. served. Clinton Ward MIA girl have been enjoying themselves very much at the Lake View Stake Camp. The Mutual presidency of the ward have been with them to make their stay enjoyable. WEST POINT NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Austin Child of Driggs, Idaho, Mrs. Donna Child of California, and Mr. LaVerri of were Sunday guest of Mr. and Mr. John Child and family. All older people of the ward are urged to be planning for the annual Old Folk Outing at Lorin Farr Park on June 26. n r Virginia Oiesn Mr. Betty Heiner and Mr. Percy Child have both returned home after a week atay at the Dee hoepltal. We all wlah them a speedy Mr. Virginia Oleson is quite ill recovery. with pneumonia and a$ unable to write her news this whiSk. We wish her a speedy recovery. LETIIA McQUARRIE The 59th wedding anniversary PHONE of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Thurgood 10 No. Bunts St was celebrated with a family gathering at the Grey Cliff in Ogden Mr. and Mrs. John C. Mason, left riot pioneer and enthusiastic proponent el evietien tor the An Canyon, Saturday evening, June 18. A delldoui dinner was served. by train Thursday June 13 for Los Military Sendees following the edoptlee al "ttying machines'4 hf the tor Army in 1907, President Thsodara Roeaevelt is shewn yrsaerinf After which this couple received Angeles, Calif., to attend the wed a flight at Kinloch Park, St. Leeis, Me., Oct. II, 1911. Oa Armsd congratulations by their fsmilles ding of their daughter, Beth, on Forces Doy, IS May 1957, the Sendees ehsarva the fiftieth and friends. All present enjoyed Saturday, June 15. ot Ike 00th anniversary of military eriatien end hones the Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Burson the occasion and many felications S rt Pre-- ' nt Raosavslt and well wishes were ertended to have had as their house guest for on Wednesday nights. The reg out too. Will we aee YOU next Mr. and Mn. Thurgood, who tho two weeks. Mr. Burson's parents, are In their declining years of 87 Mr. and Mr. Gist from Tampa ulars don t inind going down to Wednesday? and 81 are enjoying to a certain Fla. The Mutual Improvement Aasn. work on it ewry week, but they extent the blessing of life, surAmmon M. New bold from Mur would like some help from the rest u now well bcuyed after attending rounded by their wonderful family ray, Utah visited with his mother, of the ward. And if you have boys June Conference. There la a very of four sons, four daughters, 30 Hulda New-bollast Saturday at week to 11 years, active summer planned, and new any age from Just remember it's your Job Just teachers and all are busily getting grandchildren and 28 great grand- th ehome of Mr. and Mr. Robert children. C. McQuarrle. Mr. McQuarrie is as well as fathers of present boy in the swing to whst's to come. a sister of Mr. Newbold. scouts. Of course it would help if In the sports depsrtment the Young Mr. and Mrs. Thurgood came to The North Davis Stake Quarter all the scout's fathers would come Ladies are enjoying the leadership what wai called the Sandrldge scheduled for of Inez Smythe. The first year some 54 years ago. They were ly Conference Beehive girls now are being di-- 1 among the first to colonize and aub- - June 22nd and 23rd. It will begin Mrs. Ethel Loveday, due the sand knolls. They were with meetings for the priesthood rected by FESTIVAL presents SUMMER Utah of and the whole Mutual 1 singing only dry sandy farms University out wa and bishoprics, leaders, Saturday m stars new LaRce our Hill as ter with until Weber Canal the came at 6 p m. and 8 p m. along Broadway and Metropolitan Opera John Longdon will be the apeak-e- r chorister Welcome to these ladies being. Now this country named from Salt Lake, assistant to the and good luck to them In their West Point is among the finest VctU'aij Council of the Twelve. new Jobs. and alluring farms and residential Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Anderson 20 In and 19 district thla country. July 17, Our Midget league played their July 6 and 8 thru 13 Mr. and Mrs. Allen Stevens have from Idaho Falls. Idaho, visited last first with Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Thor-nocMonday game BOWL morning. be,n (h 'ome of UNIVERSITY OF UTAH STADIUM vsting and came home with great big and Mrs Saturday as they were down Iee E. They and $7 00. Season tickets smiles on tbelr faces They won 'have three children.Thurgood to the MIA June Conference, June 50 (with Da Reserved seatr Kristv B, ,DJ0 OB(J' oq. 0.n.rot admission he Club Heights team 15. against v)d an d,hp n,.wromrr R children. shows, $J 00 Oenerol admission lor will be some game, here both Ihere Albert W. Bonham has had to n w on j5Sor Fath(,S ff(H in I .Utah .ml if you 11 Just ask Dj)y to the hospital for amputa-tiSong of Norway only, 75c. return of hl, famlly by mmbr rest of his leg to make your little ieagures when they FESTIVAL Tickets by Mail gthe SUMMER Bountlfu, I)oan Your fam, Buy will his recovery successful. He came maybe you can join in some of the fun Vera Lee Redd with son Bruce of thru it fine. What that man can Nome.... stand. Lake City; Leon and wife Don t forget the swimming on Happy birthday to Virginia Draf W'est Address came to all ex Point, play-11' morning, and the on June 18 and Alma Hadlock, per tpn(1 wishes on best Father's Day ground activities on Friday. Every 16. Ward Israelson June 19, June Fathers throughout this comone is invited to come to both. or on June 20 and Leora June Sears Single tickets were recognized on that In case you didn't notice, those mumty Pleas list; Number of Larson June 22nd. day. in Hills aren't stars season (circle). eyes, Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. they are notes musical notes. desire Sherman row you Wayment on their anniPrice Approximate She and Reid just got a brand new June 20th. versary Salome piano, and who could enjoy it more, Dates: Song of Norway than LaRec with all her musical PEST1VAI. REVOLVING FI ND SUMMtS Met. chart, poyobla to, JUMMU ffSTIVAl. Molllokato, talent Uloh. Salt ot C.iy. An Utoh, Englishman Umverilty touring the U.S. finer Nlal.an Fialdhow.a, Happy birthdav to Norman Anin a borrowed car, ruined a tire. derson on the 22nd, Thair Dean A gat attendant replaced It with Mr and Mrs Judson Thurgood a new one, remarking; "Mister, of West Point, Mr. and Mrs. Howyou'll get better service from this ard Olmstead and son Ray, Philip tire If you dont keep over 24 and aAlan and Miss Marla Fage pound in it. were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. "Not over 24 pounds!" exclaimed and Mrs Lincoln Rosa and family. tbe Englishman. "But, my dear fel meeting Primary Preparation low, what a dashed odd place to wag held at the home of Mrs. William Willoughby on Wednesday keep any money!" A naval recruit lord his rifle, and Twelve taechers were evening on were being told that he would have present and refreshments Phone HS4 SUNSET NEWS eanl-veno- FAMOUS jaAMV FIRST jOOLtWm tcxno PWMt wa nw near rLCrr so eiv muno. uer 00 iwaTWLarn om-amo kNoeo m a oAMJmc eeoo Lx TUaff W.VWO HBO iCWB .' HAZARDOUS PASSAGE TV to csuodoca w W44 rt eerrpwv AMO KOUTMO erJtvTiOM.rt.v 1 oo -- SALOME cf tj ,j 'OAft lA0 OJV rOLeTlTV--e 1 h 7 Ta ewe eeuaLuew omkmi Ih-nve-r 1 c CAmrot feiClftAMC MTV Munoue ceA- - grrottr to TOjwti ry ever-faithfu- l me o or vwa IIUIMI FUTUr to pay for It, protested, "If 1 were driving a jeep and aomebody stole it. would I have to pay for that, too?" "Yea, indeed," wa tbe reply. "Now 1 know why the captain always goes down with hi ship," the recruit declared, shaking his bead aadly. The battered pedestrian picked himself np from the curb and shook bis fist at the car that had just knocked him down. What'a the matter are you blind?" "Blind?" snorted the woman driver. 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