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Show I IJ i' Aboot Folks fa MeJdAndonnutUnaVfleT0vn:'place in Salt Lake KAYSVILLE .ARNOLD M. - td.r r?"4 jSJa on-Mr.W. E. Whituk.r 1 .weekend. and Mr. Franklin J. Cheney Mr. Harry Laycock Tuesday at the spent dughtr Weber cyon ' and ffheel and Mrs. Walter Brakey the past week in relatives. Thompson Vr and Mrs. Alfa week vacationing the .pending Jy,llow8ton part Charles Grove, Mr wd Mrs. at the home of Dr, Satur- Mrs- - W. E. Whittaker nd J iy Del-tStt- of Jo Og-visit- ed and Mrs. Jake Gibson and wf and Mrs. Clifton Gibson, all of Idaho, were Sunday guests Tiri Mr S Mwybll. Cib.on. - f:-- Slaughter and family an outing t Bear lake Mr - et laremh7 BARNES Correspondent Mr- - Kenneth- Brown, a in . cemetery Anderson Lumber Co. in Logan. , - Mr. and Mrs. Dan of Kaysyille Graham, son!, , ?nd friends attended funer-Sa- lt and daughter Marsha 0f for Donald HLake City visited with Mr '!! and Mrs.' Walter -- Cottrell Friday Monday after- noon. 1,Ccntfrville tU, was born m evening. Kaysville and his entire life Mr. and Mrs. Yaughn P. Stef-- in Davis county! He was a broth. ia rv ; R Rruce Major of Kaysville. trZZA Blaire, home' Wednesday Mr. and' Mrs.' George Bagshaw C AlberU ,and children. Salt Lake, visited at Can., they had spent three; the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd weeks visiting with Mrs. Sheffield's Moore, Sunday. hYAw Mr Hnd Mr Geore! Mr. and Mrs. Byron Nelson and .. fj-o- f children, Cincinnati. Ohio, are visit- Nel Monson. of mg at the home of Mrs Nelsons , Brigham City-- spent the past week mother. Mrs. Samuel B. Rushforth visiting at the home of their son this week Mt.-Oliv- and Mrs. William T. Bing- attended funeral services of Anderson, uncle. A. Ihll and Melvin Monson and family. Ronald Swan returned home Thursday from eterans hospital Salt Lake City, where he had been confined for several weeks. Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Whiteman Farrell, M. who died at a Salt Lake hospital Friday evening, was cousin of Walter Cottrell. Kays- Mrs. Farrell was bom in ville London, England, but came to L tah as a young girl and made her home in Kaysville for a number of years. Funeral services were held in Mur- ray Tuesday and interment took treat Priced O America's Straight Eight . extra extra l-- gives gem i had spent the past four months visiting at the home of hu daugh-l- n ter and Mr and Mrs. Verdun Nicholas and family. Mrs. Jack Weaver and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Ryder, all' of Salt Lake, visited with Mrs. Rose Bark-- a er Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Frank P. Bennett spent the past week in Preston, Idaho as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Bennett and family. Mrs. Effie Barton, Kaysville. and Arnold D. Miller, Syracuse, were Ixir-Geor- -- he -' mmteethm power Car CM fliraMa((e Drlrc Lemcat-Prlce- d h MRS., VIRGINIA S. BENNETT ! Correspondent grandparents Mr. and Mr. Orson The two loys of Mr. and Mrs. Bybee, and their daughter, Ellen, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rodney Fames, Robert and Rich- Farnsworth at their home in Salt ard. visile! at the home of their Lake City during their parent's absence. guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Moss Mrs. entertained Phil last Jesse H estop and family. afternoon for her daugh- Mrs MaM L. Gleason has re Friday ter, Sherry. Twelve little guests turned from t hicago where she.wore invited to the party. It was spent two weeks usiting with her sherrys seventh anniversary., . Mr. and son and daughter-in-lawMr. and Mrs. Karl D. Zaugg and Mrs. Hetlwrt I.. Gleason and famivisited a few days last family ly. Mr. and Mrs. Charles week with Mr and Mrs. Edwin Halliday at their' home in LeMangleson and faintly were Sunday guests of van. Mr." and Mrs. Mangleson are Mr and Mrs. Walter Mathias at of Mrs. Zaugg. parents their home in Tremonton Udy and two grand-- , children, Vivian Ontley and Byron Dare, of Malta, Idaho, are guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert E. Wilcox. Mrs. Wayne Burton entertained Tuesday afternoon with a birthday party for her little Janae. Fifteen came to celelittle brate with Janae. Mrs. Katherine Christensen and 0 son of Salt I.ake City and Mrs. Joseph B. Tanner and two chilFRIDAY AND SATURDAY dren of Layton were visitors Monday afternoon of Mrs. Eva ChrisJULY II AND 15 tensen. Mr and Mrs Bernard Garlick The Str of and son. Merton, of Long Beach, SKAHISCCIT California, arrived here last ThursTechnicolor visit with Mrs. day for P.a Bodily and Miss Mae Joseph Shirlej Temple & Gossip.... The queMion is being asked. Is This a War in Korea? Of course it is a war. Just a little war right now and how big it is going to be will hate to be decided in the Kremlin. The general feeling among our population, that sooner or later, America is going to hate to take a firm stand on human rights and now is as good a time as ant. It is hoped a firm stand now will stop a big war later. We hate all heard it said that we won the last war but lost the peace. Now is no time to be crying over mistakes of the past. They hate been made so there is only one thing left to do, profit by past mistakes and see that this time we win the peace. It is up to etery one of us to put up a united front, do some good sound conservative thinking, not get panicky oter our indi-tiducomforts and needs and whether we are going to have shortages' with which to contend. If we will all use good judgment in our buying there should he no cause for worry about shortages and our personal comforts. i There should be plenty for every tine. Hoarding by a bring on rationing and again as in the past the many will suffer for the acts of the few and rationing as of the last war will be mild to what we can expect this time. So let us all keep a cool head, profit by past experience, and support the leaders of the war department and we will come through this hot war with flying colors just as we always have in the past. LOCKER GOSSIP: The above trend of reasoning should go along in the buying of our food supplies. There is a tendency to rush out and buy beyond our immediate future needs. It is thrifty buying to keep your locker filled with "food as that supply takes care of immediate future needs but buing for the far distant future is hoarding in any mans land. Conservative buying will not make a drain on present stock piles, Buy-in- g what you need and no more should tend to hold prices at their present levels. I am confident that with a little cooperation by every one that the crisis that we are facing as of today will he handled by our armed forces in a favorable manner and our future welfare will four-year-ol- I ten-da- y Barr Lon Ly' gteea gem effect leaa drtctmg cemcemtemce r Bodily. Mis. Fitigrrald Mctallister David Wilcox entertained last Wednesday ufternoon for her son, Noruian, on his tenth birth-dGaines and refieshments were enjoyed and later the group attended a picture show. The invited guests were Russell Barlier, Rob-e- it Fames, Duane Burton, Wesley Wilcox, Becky Briggs, Ken Wilcox, Richard Steed. Shauna Lynn Bennett. Marlow Wilcox, Brent Wilcox. Karren Hodgson, Rose Ann Wilcox, Raymond Kanoe and Floyd Wilcox. Mr and Mrs. Warren Johnson and small daughter arrived here last Wednesday morning from Chicago, Illinois, where they have been residing for the past year and a half, wheie Mr. Johnson has been attending school. They will visit with Mrs. Johnsons parents, Mr. and Mjs. William II. Wilcox. Serial al r Kaysville, Daria Couty, Utah Thure., July 13, 1950 Page 3 SYRACUSE Mrs.--M.-C- son-in-la- -- News About Folks v and Mrs. Mr. daughter-in-la- The ceremony ing W. Sill, in Salt Lake City. married Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Call, Glenwhs performed in the Logan LDS temple, after which the newlyweds dale, Cal v isited at the home of left for a three weeks trrpto the Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Halliday, FriPacific northwest. day. Mr. and Mrs. Vernel Sw anger Miss Ardene Waite. "Syracuse, had as their Sunday guests, Mrs. was a Thursday guest of Mis Schweizer, l.os Angeles; raine Sw anger. Mr. and Mrs. William Bloxham.; Mls Kvelvne Torres. I(OS An,-c- l. Ogden; Mr. and Mij Bert Martin. ;es ,nJ Mni. Hattie Carlos and rs - daughter. Janet Mrs. Inez Long, ! Robert Roddom. Bountiful. Malan and sons. ,Mi Mrs. John W. Thomley is ill at il.ee and Max, and Miss Bonnie By-thome of a daughter, Mrs. Stei bee, all of Ogdon, were Friday a. SI NDVY. MONDAY AND TUESDAY JULY Iff. H AND 18 few-wil- Perfect Performance Combination! The Meat Bcemtlfml Tklmg know youre driving something ipecial when you command the extra power, the luxurious smoothness and the effortless ease of a Pontiac Silver em Wheels Yon I set a lever, relax and Pontiac is the lowest-price- d go! offering the perfect combination oil straight-eigh- t Drive. Come power tnJ Hydra-Madis sad tee how easily and economically yoe aa enjoy traveling first clast. Oftmmtlm mU madth at txtr iwt NEWS! WEDNESDAY JULY and THURSDAY AND 20 Iff THE LADY GAMBLES Barbara Stanw )ck Robert Preston Starting Time Week da) a, 7:00 p. m. Sundays, Continuous from J:00 P. M. Show Matter' Money Women Jack: dont interest me. prefer the company of men. Jill: Why dont you say you are broke and lie done with it. 1 I J 1 So long till next time. e Layton Cold Storage BRICK WOOD COMPANY rilONF. 101 Technicolor llaser, Gordon MacRae tables. We are making every attempt possible to hold prices on our stock of groceries and meats over the coun ter. Your patronage is always appreciated. you cant beat a car in perform-sac- s Anerica June he protected. We have, at the present time, some very good buys in meat for the locker and also frozen fruits and vege IWallar for Dollar Screak Straight Eight. And bow easy it is to command with Hydra-Mad- e Drive! No dutch pedal, no constant shifting THE DAUGHTER OF ROSIE OGRADY LAYTON, UTAH Service With a Smile. II. M. ANDERSON, Owner. KAYSVILLE, UTAH 2ND NORTH AND MAIN STREET on Highway 91 1 and Vi Miles North of Layton ROX OFFICE OPENS AT 7:15 P.M. . . . RAIN OR CLEAR . . . and Operated, Phone 501, Layton Owned Locally Return from 4-- School H luly 14 and T A 'group of Davis county girls returned home Saturday after atschool tending a special state conducted at Logan, three days ast week. The girls who attended were Anna Barber, Syracuse; Barbara Flint, 4-- H Kaysville; Ann Van Fleet, Farmington, and Loretta Day, Woods Cross. Admiral Theatre CLEARFIELD Phone; 530-J- I 15. Friday and Saturday TWO BIG HITS aUUSLRUHIW r.iYmiA loy rodert nuciiun I u JOHN STEINBECKS 1 7f:ejRedPoxy CARTOON ROBIN HOODLUM luly 16 and 17 Sunday and Monday TWO BIG HITS 3 .. i (CUMUKMOnmM FRIDAY AND SATURDAY JULY It AND 15 (j&vt , JFORD-KEYE- S Two John Wayne Hits ' DAKOTA Ado I John Wayne, Vera Ralston Walter Brennan Also CXRTOON SEA SALTS THE FIGHTING SEABEES John Wayne, Susan Hayward Dennis OKeefe luly 18, 19 and 20. Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday SUNDAY. MONDAY JULY Iff AND 17 , Mature George Hedy Lamarr-Victo- r TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY JULY 18. 18 AND 2ff . Produced and Directed by Cedi B. DeMilla Henry Wilcoxon I"" L HKMff. MS Gregory Peck Millard Mitchell Plua SCHEDULE OF - JULY D 3 PEItFOnT-IAIICE-S 9nlinucus Showing Both STARTING AT 2:00 i Sun-- & Mon-- r. M. 16-1- J SCALE OF ADMISSIONS ADULTS: FROM 2 P.M. TO 6 FROM 6 P. M. TILL CLOSING CHILDREN AT ALL PERFORMANCES r 60 $1.00 25c Tim MOONLIGHT of Shows: Week Days: show at 7:00 oclock. Saturday and Sundays: Continuous from 8:00 oClock. Tint JT r if bcor"- m ARROW" TKiIruraCnv::! Louis Hayward .tan Janet Blair .JANET BLAIR - MUSIC IN THE 7 LAUGHS TO A "THE. BLACK THE GUNFIGHTER SUNDAY-MONDA-Y. ADMIRAL-CLEARFIEL- DELILAH Technicolor Victor Mature Lamarr, Hedy George Sanders Angela Lansbury 200 CUSTOMER! SAMSON AND . AND DELILAH' MEmSAMSONSanders ONLY CARTOON CAT-TASTROPH- Family Night ... Y FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Ccmo ... Carl cs Yen Aro . . . S1.C3 Per SATUIIDAY . . . SUnPMS2 NIGHT! i |
