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Show TIIE MARCH NEWS R1VERDALE Something different in the way of stake conference meeting time has been announced by Riverdale Stake for March 13. Inasmuch as they are to share the new tabernacle with another stake on that day, River-dalstake meetings will begin at 12 noon and at 6 p m. On Saturday evening all parents of the stake are invited to a special meeting beginning at 8 p.m. in the new tabernacle. Joan Hosier, daughier-in-laof Virgil and Burnett Hosier, arrived by plane Monday morning after spending 18 months in Germany with her husband. Bob has completed his term in the service and expects to land in New York this Saturday. Along about the 10th he is due to arrive here. Chosen recently as Mother of the Year for Weber County was Mrs. Sarah Ann Tracy Slater of Marriott, mother of 14. One of her daughters who is popular in the Riverdale-Roarea is Mrs. Blanche Gibby, wife of Bishop Grant Gibby. Mrs. Myron (Verda) Telford is here from Vallejo, Calif., for and a visit with her daughter, belaud and Lois Manning. Any apprehension that the ris is ing generation of young men softer than the one before it was allayed Saturday night when the Riverdale boys won the annual Father-sobasketball game by a substantial score of 51 to 35. Last week was an eventful one for the Elmer Call family. On Friday, Feb. 26. the youngest son. Keith, was married in the Salt Lake Temple to Ranee Weaver of Ogden. The newlyweds are making their home in Ogden while he is employed at son-in-la- Sperry-Rand- . Elwyn Walker ROY NEWS Eyes Lion Elwyn Walker, assistant ager of the mortgage loan dept, of the First Security Bank, has tossed his hat into the ring for the nomination of district governor, 28 U of the Lions Club. The unit includes the area from Bountiful to the entire northern part of the state. He presently Is serving as deputy district governor over the Weber and Box Elder counties. MR. WALKER is a charter member of the Riverdale-RoLions and the Roy Lions Club and has a seven year perfect attendance record. He has servon the board ed as of directors, as first vice president, president and z ne chair, man of the organizatitm. The nominee was formerly the branch manager of the bank at Utah General Depot, then manager of the branch in South Ogden until his recent promotion. He is an active member of the Roy Sixth LDS Ward and has served as ward clerk for the Lake View and the Sixth Wards. He was recently released as of the ward superintendent YMMIA to accept the position of Stake Senior Aaronic Mr. and Mrs. Reed Cheney have a new daughter, she was born Feb. 20 at the Dee hospital. Lida Rae Givens daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Givens celebrated her 14th birthday Friday evening. The girls played bunco folloked by refreshments and pictures were taken attend-werLee Nixon, June Paterson, Ann Marie McKinley, Susan Crockett, Francine Powell, Kathy Bullard, Maxine Belnap, Bonnie Jean Greenwood, Diane Davenport, Riane Day, Karen Stoker, Alice Holtry, Treasa Wilson, Brenda Thorstead, Ann Rundquist, Marsha Fife and Bonnie Jean Givens. e Roy New Bids Date The Roy City Council has postponed for one week, the date for receiving bids for the construction of the new reser-voir at 2300 W. 5300 So. and for the additions to the water and sewer lines and the instal-lation of atorm sewer drains. Bids will be received March 23, and contracts will be awarded March 30, at 3 p.m. at the Roy Municipal building. 1 1 r, Mrs. Helen Wilson has returned home from the hospital. Mrs. Wilson underwent major surgery there. Shauna Hansen, 5 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Parley Wayne Hansen is now showing improvement from her recent illness. Mr. and Mrs. Earl LaMar spent Saturday and Sunday at Morgan visiting Mr. and Mrs. Glen Thurston. William Earl Porter who recently returned from Korea has taken his family and moved to Salinas, California, last week. Our sympathies go out to the Glen Robinson family in the death of Hr. Robinsons mother who died and was buried Monday in Ogden. Donald and Dorothy Pollard bid will be required for the reservoir as only specialist in their construction ELWYN WALKER will be allowed to bid. However, the main bid will include the ELECTION for the club govconstruction of the base of the ernorship will take place at the serervoir along with the instalannual convention to be held In lation of the water, sewer and June this year at Provo. Mr. storm drain system. Walker will serve on the talent contest conmmittee at the conCity engineer, Russell Strom-berg- , states that contractors bidvention. on the project must fill out ding He with his wife Lillian and a form to show their qualificafour children, live at 3948 So. tions for the job before their 2075 W., in the bids can be accepted. 10 a m. the second Tuesday of each moth. A baby sitter is Hal-Ver- n e i Hooper News e Lu-cil- e USED BICYCLES Burn-ingha- Cun-ningto- n t AND LOTION BRUSH REG. $1.00 EACH 2,or$L 3,or $1.00 REG. 69c FOR YOUNG AND OLD The most common factor toat keep people from being happy are the unrealistic assumptions of inferiority and inadequacy they hold for themselves, and the best means of treating the problem lies in accepting oneself and in so doing, learn to accept others. Dr. Haney Wheelwright, chief psychiatrist of the Dee hospital, and director of the Weber County Mental Health Clinic, told members and guests of the Aprender Guild at their 20th anniversary installation banquet held Saturday evening at the Ogden Golf and Coutry Club. stated that one of the He al-basic needs for a successful mar-riais the ability of husband and wife to communicate properly v. ith one another. ICE CREAM SUNDAE SALE 9c Foremost Imported Kaz No. 95 CUTLERY VAPORIZER $1.59 Each 2 for $3.00 $2.98 g opiate officers installed were, Mrs Dun Thomas, president; Mrs. hern Bradley, first vice president; Mrs. Arley Flinders, second vice president; Mrs. WalMrs. ter McPhie. treasurer; James Lanson. corresponding secretary, Mrs. Levi Parker, historian Mrs. Elma Anderson was retained as secretary. New A, Bonded, Guaranteed to Stay Sharp 3 Years Reg. $4.49 MRS. DAN THOMAS . . . new president han and Shirley Thomas. Club members present were, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Austin, Mr. and Mrs. Ivern Bradley. Mr. and Mrs. James Hamblin Sr., Mrs. James Russell, Mr. and Mrs. J. Leonard Russell, Mrs. E.mer Mrs. Dean Parker, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Rov Austin, immediate A. Mrs. C. W Rapp. P. Brown, past president, gave a resume of Mrs. Rose Lee Lawrence, Mr. the dub activities for the past and Mrs. Ezra Thompson, Mr.-.-. year, introduced the guests and Dan Thomas, Mrs. James Lan-son- , conducted the program. Mrs. Elma Anderson, Mr Mrs J. Leonard Russell gave and Mrs. A. C Taylor. M ai.d a brief history of the organizaMrs. Forest Day. Mr and Mrs. tion of the club 20 years ago and Lloyd Bcriett, Mrs Levi Park read a beautifully wntten er, Mr. and Mrs Roy Tuilis. Mr of a Mexican travelogue and Mrs. Dee Holley. Mr and which was prsonted at one of Mrs. Dwight Brush. Waiting list the early meetings. members present were Mr. and Dinner music was furnished Mrs. Dean Child. Mr. and Mrs. by quartette numbers given by Bill Eames and Mr. and Mrs the Bingham Sisters, accotnpan Royal Harrop ted at the piano by Mrs. Howard Ellis, and piano selections played by Kjiy Austin Jr, David Eameirand Larry Brown. Mrs. Foriest Day and Mrs Elmer Brown were in charge of the program, Mrs. Lloyd Ber rett was incharge of accommo- FOR SALE Pressure fanner. 1 year-old- . $15. Fruit jars with dations. In charge of the lovely table decoration which carried rings Quails, 80 doz.; pints. 50 doz red snow suit out the color theme of purple, and cap. 18 month , wasn and orchid, white and silver to cor wear, like new. $5 Phone EX respond with the anniversary and club flower, the violet, motif were Mis. Levi Parker, Mrs Burt Rundquist, Mrs Dan Thom- HOUSE FOR SALE. 3 years old. as and Mrs. Jo Tay lor Living room, 3 bedrooms anil Besides the guest speaker Dr hall carpeted Wall to wall Wheelwright and his wife, other drape.s in living room. Shrubs special guests present were. trees, vines and flowers. 14 blocks from hiwav in Roy. County Commissioner A I Brown, Mayor O Dean Parker, Walking distance to churches, former Mayor. Charles W Rapp schools, stores and swimming and Elmer Brown, president of pool. Price $13 300. $6,000 Utah Staie Board id Education equity. Terms cash or trade. The guest list also included Must Sell, EX 3 7435. Mrs. Carolyn Burton, Mrs Joan FOR SALE hirlpnol autoPritchett, Mr and Mrs. Jack Van matic washer with stids savErdcn. Mr. J. E. Johnson, Mr. er. All connections. 5510 So. and Mrs. Earl Garner, Mr. and 2200 West, Roy. Mrs. Charles Parker, Miss Joyce Taylor, Mrs. La Rae Jacobs, Mr. BABY BED. Krnll, the best. $25. and Mrs. Darrell Till tis. Mrs. EX Florence West, Mr. and Mrs Lenzi NeKon, Mrs. Nan Mon- WILL TEND children in my home in Roy area EX 4 6347. Kaz. No. 200 VAPORIZER JarFul BUBBLE BATH $4.49 69c Reg. 81 00 TIB PREVENTS BATH Rrg. $6.93 RING FREE PURSE SIZE UrllCAP BRECK VITAMINS n Classified Ad 1011s Hair Spray jw MIST SET PURCHASE MRS. J. G. MCDONALD Coconut SELTZER Leneh dimlnsxby sii: Mint 51.69 3 fer 51.00 Keg. $1 83 - came into contact with il Traveling by train to Indiana, Effie Hooper plans to spend a month there with her daughter Karma Albretchscn and her SALE Phone EX FOR 24 girls 4 0700 bicycle. NEW SURE Cl RE' In 10 days corn and callouses arc gone. No chemicals and painless. So safe it can be used by anyone. The Sunday night ptogram Money back guarantee. Please will be presented m the Hoopenclose $1 00 for pads and iner First Ward Sunday, March structions. Prompt delivery. 6 by the Relief Society organGeorge Ierkins. 388 Hillside ization under flic direction of Dr., Murray' 7, Utah. Bernicce Fowers, president The lively New Spinet Pianos meeting begins at 7 p in. S15 down and $15 per mo., all are fresh from the new packing boxes. None have been bounced around on a Salesmans truck. Over 25 difDrake Shoe Exchange Accessories ferent models and styles to choose from. You will be hap531G So. 1900 West, Roy niONE EX 4 9639 pier if you call at our show s rooms before you buy. New & Used Parti Auto Glass Installed 3719 So. son-in-la- . Music Co. State St.. S.L.C., Utah mmvwmxmexuam BR0M0- - CREAM STICKS Orange Reg. S3.ll 51.98 WITH REG. $150 HAIR ROY AUTO PARTS EX PASTE TOOTH Hand and Body OFFICERS IN COLORFUL CEREMONY e Neighbors GLEiM WOODBURY APRENDER GUILD INSTALL always available there to enter-tai- r the children while the mothers avail themselves of e information which may soe e day save lives in emer-Yhger ies in their families. demonstration on the mak- ing of inexpensive afghans from curtain material and yarn is scheduled for Tuesday March 8. There will also be fancy apron making, welfare sewing and the usual quilting. Lunch will be served at noon. That organization is in charge of the program this Sunday evening, commemorating their anMy niversary on March 17. Their A life long dream of a trip social connected with the anniversary will be on the 5th to Hawaii will soon be realized Tuesday of the month, March by Joe and Rae Moore. They 29. plan to leave March 10 with a A social honoring their wives group of friends from Salt Lake and all Jhe widows of the City. They will go over by stake will be given by plane and come back on an the High Priest Quorum this ocean liner. They will be gone Saturday night, March 5. It is to about three weeks. be held in the stake house beCamps U and V of the I)UF ginning at 8 p.m. At the regular held their monthly meeting last High Priest meeting the after- week. On Thursday night Camp V - - .. noon of Feb. 21 the men invited CM at the home of Vida Parker met wives as their guests. special I understand as your Now, with Jewel Widdison as assistdisarmament proposal, Im to Following the special program ant hostess. The lesson, which each woman was presented with 'destroy all... was biographies of pioneers, was a corsage. given by Marie Haws. Perry and Jeryl Ann Widison played several piona number;,. The meeting was conducted by King. Those present were Gladys Garner. Lcla Coltam, Margaret Vaughn, Marie Haws, Arnuna Widdison. Velma Read, Jewel Widdison, Mrytle Powers, Jane Rebuilt and Repainted Just Like New Arave, Lucinda Fowers, Ariel Stimpson, Emma McCloy, Eva Cox and the hostess. GARDNER'S FIX-I- T SHOP On Friday night Leoan was hostess to Camp U In the Rear 5616 So. 1900 W Roy PHONE EX 2 6276 with Hattie Parker as assistant hostess. A piano duet was presented by the daughters of Ariel Smith of Roy. 11a Giles gave a vocal number. '1 h elesson on the Pony Express was given by JLwel Widdison. Mattie read a sketch of the first DLP meeting in Hooper which was held in 1920. Names of the charter members of both camps were read. Members present were Grace Parker, Jennie Christensen. Marie Haws. Margaret Vaughn, Marion Cox, Reta Parker, Sarah Miles, Della Cunnington. Gladys Frew. Hattie Parker, Frances Russell, Ruth Dawson, Mattie Cunnington, Ida Penman, Lillian Garner, llah Giles, Amanda Widdison, Zina Cottle and the hostess. Two sisters in law of Janean Barnett. Kaye Garner and Don na Rae Gainer, gav ea stork shower for Janean Saturday-nighat Kayes home in Roy. Those who attended from Hooptwo NEW Announcing anniversary gasolines er were Gladys Frew, Eva Cox, Royal 76 and 7600, tho most powerful premium and regular Bernice Fowers, Lela Cottam you can buy In the West. Drive in at the sign of the 76. and Gladys Garner. Whether youf car uses a premium or regular Bishop Bud Simpson had a Gasoline, you know youll get the Finest. big loss last weekend when two of his Holstein milk cows were electrocuted. A cable which rurs UNION OIL COMPANY through his bam to the milk house had become worn ar.d OP CALIFORNIA the two animal sunfortunatey 12304363 Seventy year el quality leadership val-ua- Prices Effective Friday, Saturday, and Sunday A separate are enjoying the company of a new daughter born Feb. 22nd. Mrs. Alta Mathews has been very ilL Mary Child has been staying with her. Our wishes for a quick recovery go out to her. Ruben Greenwood has returned home from a rest home where he has been recovering. Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Pingree returned home Saturday from a visit with their daughter, Mrs. Maxine Carling and family at Encintas, Calif. Motoring to Tremonton Tuesday to attend funeral services for Mike Cozier, who was accidently killed Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Sandford Kay, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Kay, Bishop and Mrs. Loren Kay and children Jerry and Brent, Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Oleen Nicholas of Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stevens and three of their children spent last week vacationing around Lake Meade. A boy was born Feb. 20 to Guy and Lois Evertoi Biddle at USED TRICYCLES Post Council-Mak- e man- Our sympathy is extended to the families of Burton W. Mansfield, Ralph L. Smith and Elmer H. Brown in their recent tragic loss. Then on Saturday the oldest son. Jim. and his wife, Betty, had a new baby boy at Dei hospital. This gives them two sons and two daughters. regular monthly Lions Club meeting will be held at the Apollo Club next Thursday evening, March 10. Mothers with young families will be especially interested in the lessons on safety in the home which are given at Relief Society work meeting beginning 1 r 3, 1960 PhonaEX 9-13- 95 |
