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Show t 4 Thursday January 29, 1959 The Mrsi Vern Montgomery. The Rcy First Ward Green and Gold ball will be held Saturday evening Jan. 31 in the ward recrea- ROY NEWS Ph. EX ... Kyle Herrop JANET ADAMS EX 41115 tion hall. Monday at the Roy First Ward Primary meeting two boys were given their tenderfoot scout badges by their teacher Joan Oliver. Their mothers pinned their badges on upside down until they do a good deed and then will turn them. The toys then pinned badges on their mothers. Boys honored were Garry Larsen and Lenny Kerles. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Field had a dinner party Sunday in honor of Lillian Faye, their daughter and who Bernice, their daughter were observing birthdays. Those enjoying the delicious dinner were Mr. and Mrs. John Field, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Field, Mr. and Mrs. Gay-IcField and son Doug, Joseph the honored guest, the host Hris, and hostess and Don and Lynn Marie. in-la- BJshop Joel Richards, former Roy Second Wahd bishop, has been transferred to Yakima, Wash., by his company. He and his family are leaving this week to establisn residence there. Sacrament meeting of the Roy Second Ward will be held Sunday evening at 7 p.m. The speaker will be J. Oakley Moore who will speak on his stake mission he recently completed. Emery Atkinson has been hospitalized since Jan. 24 at the Dee Hospital in Ogden. He is undergoing traction to correct injuries received in an automibile accident some months ago. Our wishes for the tfcst are with him. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Martel have their baby home now after having it hospitalized at the base hospital for some time. Mrs. Sarah Fredrickson is staying at the home of her son, John Fredrickson for an indefinatc time. Mrs. Joan lloppie and Karen of Salt Lake City spent Monday visiting at the home of Mr. and itfolpjf J BY . PETE RESSLER of Utah Pioneers Daughters meeting was held Thursday Jan. 22 at the home of Betty Wood with Afton Greenwell as cohostess. A bulletin was read by Erma Petersen and the lesson "They came alone was given by Erma Slater. Those attending were Ina Weston, Emma Russell, Myrtle Russell, Erma Petersen, Erma Slater, Edna Petersen, June Heiser, Jane Hyden and Edna Seifert. Special guests were Jcy James, Judy Crittendon and Sharon Rutledge and the cohostesses. Mr. and Mrs. Burt Mansfield flew to Washington D.C. on a business trip last week and then joined a group of Roy residents in Chi- cago, ill.,' for the National Home Builders convention being held there. Also attending the conven-- I tion were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bi own, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tanner and Mr. and Mrs. Darryl Tullis all of Roy. It was reported a nice trip but weather conditions were not too favorable. While in Chicago they rttended the Cinncraina shewing of South Pacific and South Pacific Adventures. At the Roy 6th Ward sacrament meeting Sunday evening, Darwin Colby was released as ward clerk and, sustained was C. William Sessions Jr. Mr. Colby is moving to to Washington Terrace. Sustained . become a deacon was LeRoy Oster-tageThe speaker for the evening was Thomas Harris. His outstand mg talk was "The Spirtual Hunger oi the Ward" and was enjoyed by . veryone. Mrs. vMarvel Jack spent three days in Salt Lake last week visiting. She was guest of honor at a dinner given by her daughter, Mrs. George Read. She also visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Jones and spent one day at her son's home, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace G. Herrington and family. Mr. and Mrs. A. B Crockett of Ixgan entertained for Mr. and Mrs. Richard Crockett, Jan. 25. Susan, David and Roger enjoyed the dinner too. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Steed of Ogden were guests of Mr and Mrs. DeYcrn Adams Saturday evening. Lunch was served and canasta play-- - j cd. The next .Roy 6th Ward Relief Society meeting will be held Wed nesday, Feb. 4 at 10 a.m. The theology lesson will be given by Joan Moser after which testimony meeting wall be held. Wesley J. Taylor is a! Aklahoma Okla., on a TDY from Hill He is expected to be gone about 10 days. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hill rushed their baby to the hospital Sunday where she is under observation, They hope to bring her home soon. Relief Society singing mothers of the Roy First Ward will hold their singing practice at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday evening and every Wednos-day thereafter in the Relief Society City, AFR GOOD SKATES at Rcsslcr's Sinclair Service." Theyre all Wc work anything that POLLS: RESSLEfTS Sinclair Service Phone EX room. Mr. and Wurston entertained Sunday n honor of Miss Annette Hansen who was observing her birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Parley Hansen of Logan spent Sunday and Monday at their home visiting. At Sacrament mec'ing Sunday 51 Dealer in Sinclair Products 5348 SO. 1900 WEST FOY, UTAH Mrs. Arnold 4 9639 5316 So. 1900 W., Roy, Utah AUTO GLASS INSTALLED AUTO GLASS AND PARTS ACCESSORIES JR. HIGH - a Ju-Pa- n biggest games, Wahlquist is our chief rivaL Best of wishes to the hooper: team members who are as follows: Dennis Overman, Don Loper, Kenneth Knight, Glen Hansen, Lyle Johnston, Jack Kellerstrass, David Winger, John Evans, Gary Kite, Larry Maw and Serge Simmons. Tuesday, Jan. 27, Mr. Reynolds a fish and game warden came to the school to bring us a movie, "Big Game Trails and told us some things about wildlife.. It was interesting and enjoyed by all. . Nell Lewis and Mattie Cunning-to- n at the Camp were U Daughters of the Pioneen meeting last Thursday evening. The meeting was at Nell Lewis home. Vocal numbers were given by Holly Fowers, Bart Manning, Wayne Cullens, and David Kite. Lillian Garner gave a Biography on her grandmother. Marie Hawa presented the lesson. The meeting was conducted by Della Cunnington. Camp V, DUP met at the home of Velma Read. Armina Widdison and Velma were hostesses. Leanna Read played several musical numbers and the lesson was given by Marie Haws. Lutheran Church Hold Annual mews Meet A group of friends met at the home of Will and Donna Cottle Saturday night for an evening of visiting. Guests included Joe and Florence Allen, Gene and Fay Fowers, Don and Donna Arave, Orson and Beth Christensen, Merril and Martha Mae Widdison, Don and Virginia Widdison, Fred and Ruth Dawson, E!din and Josephine Simpson, Bob and Janet Hansen, and Beverly Belnap, Lynn and June Christensen and Mark and Lois Manning. Refreshments were served. Our Savior's Lutheran Church held its annual meeting Sunday evening at the church in Roy. A pot luck supper preceded the business meeting. The children were entertained with films during the business meeting. The pastors annual message was given by the Rev. H. Luther Swanson, who based his comments on Ephesians 3:20, 21, "Now to Him who by the powei at work within us is able to do far more abundantly than all that we ask or think, to Him to be glory in the Church and in Christ Jesus to all generations, forever and ever. Amen. Norene Ross and Nc-lFowers are vacationing in California. They ard visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Max Fowers who are living in San Diego. Max is in the Navy. His wife is the former Joan Roskelley of very enjoyable evening. Each Wednesday evening there will be a sewing class held in the Hooper First Ward hall. Ahyone who would like to learn to sew or would' like to Improve their sewing are invited to participate. For details call Gladys Frew TA Charles Giles, who is serving in the Army, is home on a furlough and is visiting his parents, Ellis and Ilah Giles, and friends here in Hooper. Charles has been in Korea. Mrs. .Warren Arave is visiting in Portland, Ore., with her daughter Melba and Keith and Steck. The Hooper Gold and Green Ball will be held at the Hooper First Ward . hall Saturday, Jan. 31 at is for bath Hooper 8:30. Th Wards and everyone is invited. Every Thursday evening an adult class on Landscaping is being is being held at the Hooper School. This class is sponsored by the PTA and the public is invited. son-in-la- w Hooper-K.fnesvill- e - Reports were given by the various church organizations. In the election, Paul Dinstran and Carl Tuerk were elected Deacons for three years, Fred Omer Deacon for two years and Clifford Johnson, Deacon for one year. Trustees elected were Loui3 Opp and Llcyd Rintoul for three years and Eugene Buell for two years. The delegate to the Columbia Conference Convention to be held in Seattle in April will be Robert Carmichael, with Mrs. Rulon Hicks as alternate. The delegate to the District meeting to be held in Ogden Thursday and Friday will be William Harju, with Manning as alternate. Mrs. Bernard Voorhecs will continue as pianist NEVER Rcy. Leanna Read and Carol Beua will be presented at a piano recital next Sunday afternoon at the home of their teacher, Mrs. Reed Gammell of Ogden., The Hooper Lions Club is sponsoring a Smokeless Smoker Monday, Feb. 2 at the Hooper School at 7:30. There will be amateur boxing and wrestling. Case goods, a turkey and a fat lamb will be given as door prizes. The public is invited. Admission will be $1 for adults, 25 cents for students, anc all under 6 years old will be admitted free cf charge. At the Mothers and Sons party at Roy Junion High last Friday night, Joe McCloy won the The next auditors will be Mrs. foi baking the highest cake. prize SevHarry Burdick, and Mrs. William eral mothers and sons from HoopHarju. The nominating committee er attended the affair and spent a will be Robert Carmichael, Wallace Omer and Chauncey Daily. The Evcratt Scath and Woodrow Pol-leiSunday School superintendent, Va Retiring Board members are cation Bible School director and Roger Meyer, William Harju. Luther League counsellors will be Gturge Pales and Rulon Hicks. called by the Church Council. The congregaton by vote also Members remaining on the Board expressed its desire to be included cf Administration with unexpired in the proposed Synod which would terms are Robert Carmichael, include California, Nevada, AriChauncey Daily, Wallace Cmer, zona, and Utah. OUTGROW YOUR NEED FOR I ' MILK! Mc-Gra- ' t. AMERICAN DAIRY ASSN. j ing. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gibby spent Thursday at Tremonton on busi-- , ness. Airs. Gbby Ii;i6 recovered nicely from her illness of last week. Relief Society meeting of the, Roy First Ward will be held Tues-day, Feb. 3 at 10 a.m. with the thco'ojy lesson being given by 1 Doralcne Roskollcy. Preceding this the visiting teachers meeting will be held at 0:30 a.m with the lesson given by Delores Miller. Baptismal services for the Roy First and Second wards will be held Saturday evening at 5:45 p.m. at the Lake View Stakehousc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blain? of Logan were Sunday dinner guests' at the Ardrew E. Moser home. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Beitz were at Rockland, Idaho, Friday and Saturday to visit Mrs. Elmer Perry who is Mrs. Beitz's mother. Mrs. Perry returned with them for an indefi-natstay in Rcy. Camp Sunset View of the DUP ROY AUTO PARTS PRONE EX pvenng Jan. 25th the Roy First ROY Ward Relief Society wa reorganized. Released as first counselor, Iva Lou Allen, as seconPeounselor, HIGHLIGHTS Lucile Belnap and as 'secretary Pauline Schiffman. Sustained to new positions were Lucile Belnap Mothers and Sons night was a as first counselor, Pauline Schiffman as second counselor and Fern great success, although it began a iew minutes late. Kcarl as secretary. The night started off with a good The next Relief Society meeting of the Roy Fourth Ward will be program conducted by the Boys held Thursday Feb. 5 at 2:30 p.m. Association officers. A dance confrom which the following stuthe theology lesson will be given test were chosen was next. The dents Dame. Van by Bernice Preceding this the visiting teachers report winners were 9th gradrf, waltzing, and David meeting wll ba held at 2 p.m. Bobby Dominquez with Amy Wood presenting the les- Schoenfeld; 8th grade, fox trot, Stephen Stegan and Grant Burton; ion. 7th grade, jitterbuk Scott Shutt Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Fear and and Dennis Coleman. Winners of son Clifton Jr. cf Big Piney, Wyo. the cake contest were best decowere dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. rated, John Evans and Ronnie Ahred Weslo.i Monday evening. Young; highest cake, Joe McCloy; Roy F.rst Ward Homebuilders the cake that was a flop, Jerry Anholiday was held Thursday evening derson. Honors went to Dallas Wilwi'h a Daddy's Dinner Date. It liams the nuttiest, John Penningwas held at the ward recreation ton the whitest, and Charles T. the holl where dinner was served to blackest. The most colorful pop about 40 homebuilders and their corn balls were Danny Lomands. It sure sounds fun, dont you daddy's. Special guests were Emma Snub and Elaine Child of the think? stake. Welcome is in order for Miss At the 4th Ward MIA meeting Shirtliff our new type teacher and Wednesday evening, Bishop Miss Stevenson a student teacher. man L. llislop. of Roy Third Ward, Friday our team goes to Wahl-quis- t a major in the A'r Force, gave a which will be one of our talk to the Special Interest group, scouts and explorers. This talk was on missils and the counter meas- was held at the home of Myrla ures of missils. A large group at- Rundquist with Phylis Austin as The lesson was given tended. The Rcy Fourth Ward Primary by Beverly Wiberg. They came was reorganized Sunday evening. Alone. Those attending were- No-lBarker, Iona Cathey, Virginia Emma Andersen was released as Fern Piimary president after holding the Warston, Laura Homer, position over five years. Also re- Kearl, Pauline Schiffman, Myra leased were LaNaetha Pierce as Holly, Sarah Faye Hess, Beverly first counselor and Mabel Green Wiberg, Verlie Baker, Marilyn Benus second counselor. Sustained nington, Doralene Roskelley, Ensminger, Delores Miller, wi re LaNaetha Pierce as president, Mabel Green as first counselor and Faye Wilson and the Thomas Halliday, son of Mr. and Vrda Aspital as second counselor. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Montgomery Mrs. Howard Halliday, 5731 So. and Denise were dinner guests, I960 W., broke both wrists SaturJan. 25 of Mr. Montgomery's par- day when he fell from the roof of their home. Compensating in a ents of North Ogden. Frank Thompson is still confined manner, Mr. and Mrs. Halliday rein the Dee Hospital after under- ceived a 40 lb. cheese from their son. Dee, who is on a LDS mission going an operation last week. He has been reported somewhat im- in Holland. Mr. and Mrs. J. Russell proved. The Roy 6th Ward Sunday have returned from a trip to Salina School. Course 15 arc going to where they attended a meeting of have a party Feb. 7, at the Lake the state post office officers to View Stake Camp at 5 p.m. Karen formulate plans for a convention Dickamore and Dennis Andersen to be held at Kanab in the near are serving as co chairmen. John future. Feb. 5 they will also atJeppson is the class instructor. tend another meeting at Mt. PleaThere will be plenty of entertain- sant to complete the plans now ment and games. A amaturc hour underway. There have been several bereaveand dancing are also on the agenda. Mrs. Devere Adams entertained ments in Roy families recently. Namely in the death of the mother Sunday in honor of her mother, of Rulon P. Peterson, the death of Mrs. Pearl Gordon, who observed her birthday. A dinner was served the mother of Mrs. Wells Leavitt and many gifts presented to her. A and the death of the mother of Mrs. Dereise Balls. big birthday cake was cut and Speakers at the Roy Third Ward eaten. Those present were the guest of honor and husband, Earl; of Sacrament meeting were N. E. Smithfield, Erlene Gordon of Lo-- , Steck and Theodore Holtry of the gan. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis R. McMur-- , die and children Kaylene, Sharyn Rave, Marsha Lee, William Randel, Luann and Susan Jean all of Lo-gan. The hostess of her husband, Devere and children, Laurie Jo and Darryl. The rest of the day was spent in picture taking and visit- New and Used BRAKE SHOE EXCHANGE e ,.;r ???;? NEED :r::: AN EXTRA -- m - - r rrr-- r ZiZZCZZ. :t ; :? tt : -: t ROOM? NOW IS THE TIME TO FIX IT! ONE 2x4-- 8 4x7" STUDS SHEET ROCK 4x7 MAHOG. WEEK .... PANELING - ONLY . 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