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Show THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1944. "THE WEEKLY REFLEX day evening for Norfolk, Va., where she will join her husband, who is stationed there, with the U. S. Lt Chloe Cannon, of the U. S. navy. Mrs. LeRoy G. Webster and son, navy,' who has spent the past two years at Pearl Harbor, has been Douglas, spent Wednesday in Brigtransferred to the Brooklyn navy ham City. yards at Brooklyn, New York, and Miss Betty Blood of Centerville will report for duty there next is spending the week at the homo Monday. She has spent the past of her grandparents, Mr & Mrs week visiting at the 'home of her Glen Robins. grandmother, Mrs. John G. M. Miss Odessa Hill and Miss RoBarnes. for Harris left berta Ferris R. Thomassen, who under- Casper, Wyo., whereWednesday will visit they Vetwent a major operation at the friends for ten days. erans hospital on Decoration day Mr & Mrs Ernest W. Webster of returned home from the hospital Bountiful were Saturday evening Saturday. dinner guests of Mr & Mrs LeRoy Mr & Mrs Jay Green announce G. Webster. the arrival of a daughter at a Salt Mr & Mrs Glen Hill were last Lake hospital Friday morning. week-en- d visitors at Provo where Mrs. Merle Grant and daughter, were the guests of Mr ti Mrs they Diana, spent Sunday in Woods Farrel Lillenquist. . Cross as guests of Mr & Mrs ErnAllen Strong spent .the past week est Grant. in Nebr., where he attendMr & Mrs Walter Buhler enter- ed aOmaha, convention of the Junior Chamtained at a midnight supper party ber of Commerce. at- their home Saturday evening. Mrs. Harold Gailey of Bountiful The guests were Mr & Mrs Lawr- was a Saturday guest of Mrs. & Mrs Cleve Peterson ence Bell, Mr rank Gailey. and Mr & Mrs Harry Crouch, all of Lt Frank E. Williams has been Morgan, Mr & Mrs Darvel Miller visiting his parents, Mr & Mrs and Mr & Mrs George F. Barker. ' Srnest P. Williams for a few days, Mrs. E. M. Bagiev returned last le from the returned recently week from Oakland, Calif., where islands and has gone to she had spent the past six weeks for further orders. jOs Angeles visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Mrs. Arnold M. Barnes, enterMrs. left Holland. Herbert Bagley tained five guests at luncheon at Sunday morning for the North ler home Wednesday afternoon. Fork club near Yellowstone NationPfc. Jack Schofield has been al park, where she wil spend a few transferred from Syracuse, N. Y weeks. He passed Cal. San Pedro, Mrs. Frank Witt and Mrs. Harold sevMcDonald of Heber City and Mrs. through Ogden Tuesday and fam-l- y Schofield members of eral the William McDonald of Park City were able to visit with him for were Monday luncheon guests of time. a short Mrs. Walter Buhler. n MrsV. D. Kirkwood, son The Afternoon Bridge club met of and Kathleen, daughter, afwith Mrs. Alan B. Blood Friday os Angeles, are guests Of Mrs. ternoon. Kirkwoods parents, Mr j& Mrs Mr & Mrs Samuel B. Rushforth Williams P. Smest for a few spent a few days of this 'week in weeks. Morgan as guests of Mr & Mrs Mrs. Milton L. Burton entertainCorner Rollins. ed a few friends at luncheon at The Evening Bridge club will meet with Miss Vesta Barnes this ier home Tuesday afternoon. Covers were laid for five guests. (Thursday) evening. The Neighborhood birthday club Mr & Mrs Ralph Layton and chilmet at the home of Mrs. Glen Rob- dren spent Sunday in Salt Lake as guests of Mr & Mrs R. W. Cook. Mr & Mrs Carvel Rasmussen announce the arrival of a son at their home Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Hattie Tingey of Centerville was a Sunday guest of her daughter, Mrs. Jack Trimble. Mr & Mrs Irvin Strong of Salt Lake were Sunday dinner guests of Mr & Mrs Frank Gailey. . The Utah State chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at the home of Miss Saturday afternoon. Mrs. John G. M. Barnes was assisting hostess. After the regular business meeting a social hour was KAYSVILLE Pi - an . I Ste-the- j 4 ins Monday afternoon, honoring will spend the summer at the home the birthday anniversaries of Mrs. of their grandparents, Mr & Mrs. To tho Peopla ' Robins and Mrs. Vernon Mansell. Rosel Hyde. of this Community The hostesses were Mrs. Carl B. Mrs. Frank Redford and daughCottrell. Mrs. Effie Barton, Mrs. ter, Collean, of Glenns Ferry, Ida., There are many urgent reasons for buying War Bonds. First, the Lloyd Bishop and Mrs. Sterling are spending ten days at the home invasion needs money. Bonds Morton. The time was spent in of Mrs. Charles Odd. pay lor plaaes and guns and muwhich after refreshments sewing, Miss Beverly Kneller of Clearnitions with were served to the guests of honor field was a week-en- d guest of Mrs. which to the hostesses and Mrs, Walter Cot- George Nicholls. the beat Axis. Our trell, Mrs. Ernest Scdffield, Mrs. Mrs. Francis T. Mortensen of fighting men Vaughn P. Sheffield, Mrs. William Trenton visited with Mr & Mrs must have Perkins, Mrs. Jack Barker and Rosel Hyde on Sunday. the best posMrs. Lucy Bishop. Mr & Mrs Herman Layton and sible equipMiss Ruth Amlerson entertained children of Carlin, Nev., are spendment and it at a slumber party at her home ing ten days at the home of Mr A is up to us to let our Saturday night. A midnight sup- Mrs. Orson Layton. money proMrs. Vivian Pratt of. Morgan is per was served to Misses Mary Lois vide this. Stephens, Donna Rae Gardner, the guest of Mrs. Carol Weaver --"A second reason is this: There Geraldine Sanders and Isabel Mor- this week. . Is a shortage of goods now. Later ton. Mr A Mrs James W. Webster on there will be plenty tor civilEvans Anthon left recently for entertained the officials and drivian desires. Money put into War Bonds now will be available then. Orange, Calif., where he will spend ers of the Utah Transportation Business opportunities will be the summer. of Lake Salt last company City open then, too, and the nest Corp. Norman Nance, sbn of Mrs. Friday evening at their home in egg" saved now may hatch out Merritt Nance was transferred this honor of Pvt. Robert K. Warren, a commercially then. week from Lincoln, Nebr., to former employe of the company. Money put into War Bonds now will be deprived of its curTenn., for final training The guests present were: the guest rent potentiality as a part of the as gunner on the airplane. of honor and his wife, Mrs. Robert causes of inflation. You will be Mrs. Curtley Tucker underwent Warren, Dale Moss, Miss Maxene doing your part toward stabiliza major operation at a Salt Lake Olsen, Mr A Mrs Lew Shelton, Mr ing the money situation by buyA Mrs Claude Thompsoh, Mr A hospital, Saturday morning. Bonds Instead of dwindling ing Mr & Mrs Paul Adamson and Mrs LeRoy Park, Mr A Mrs Mistocks. That is a third reason. children .of Salt Lake and Mr & lan Browning and Jack George, all But the best reason from a selfish viewpoint is this: Right Mrs Frank Merrill of Clearfield of Salt Lake, Doraine Elo Vee, and now there Is no better investwere Sunday dinner guests of Mr Auzie Webster. Pvt. Warren, who ment than War Bonds. There is & Mrs Roy Green. is home on furlough, has been visno safer repository for your Mrs Zenas Hyde of Ogden visit- iting at the Webster home several money. By buying Bonds you beed with her parents, Mr & Mrs days. come a stockholder in the strongest going concern in the world Edward L. Linford Sunday. Mrs. Julia Jorgensen of Clawson, today. the United States of America. THE EDITOR. Emery County is spending a few JUNE 12tk weeks at the home of Mr & Mrs j Father, we thank Thee that Thy Curtley Tucker. JULY Mr & Mrs Everett Johnson of light and Thy love reach earth, open the prison to them that are Syracuse visited with Mr & Mrs bound, console the innocent, and Walter Schofield Wednesday. Qffi throw wide the gates of heaven. Dr & Mrs Alexander Schreiner and three children and Miss AuMary Baker Eddy. gusta Nielsen, all of Salt Lake were Sunday dinner guests of BishDAVIS COUNTY SHEET METAL WORKS op and Mrs. William E, Gailey. COAL and GAS FURNACES Mr & Mrs Lawrence D. Olpin of STOKERS land AIR CONDITIONERS Ogden were guests of Mrs Orville Larsen Wednesday evening. GUTTERS s SKYLIGHTS : CHIMNEY TOPS Misses Anna Rae and Edith PauFURNACE CLEANING line Layton of Clatskamie, Oregon, A. Tramp, Prop. Phone Boontifal 10S ar IN Cku. arrived in Kaysville Monday and Mis Miri-Barn- WHERE TO BUY WHERE TO Cft IN OGDEN As a help and as a guide to the people, in this suggest that yon keep this directory, for easy . to save you time and effort while SHOPPING IN OGDEN msirir Smii KuStfc i ? t r 5f t- - 'f FOR SALE! C. C. RED-E-MIXE- HEinr Bui Saaltrr BrU MUbu CONCRETE Where You Want It! When You Want It! ! ONE or A MILLION YARDS Delivered ir hth srnrrr atr-Ow- tr smt rr. " FINE LADIES' SHOES patriotism is written in finishers. shoes in Tn got rrnrj pair. Life-Stri- r our stock. nnt.iS flttimf Tweedies Mademoiselle BEN RICH Taar features n v. y. , Bn FxtrnizLi -- Shoe Stetson Bits Interwoven 8a Watson Tai -- . . . IInii CLOTHING 01 870 24th St Welcome, New Eat of Davis Countj' SHOP and SATIi SEARS IN OGDEN 0. - t .... Nunn Busch 2337 Washington Blvd. 4 Tana: Wilson Bros. Shop in Confidence Wi -- Griffon and Society $5.95 $6.50 $6.95 $5.00 de Air Step WRIGHTS, INC. 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Mrs. Louis Ray, of Kingston, Ariz., has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Glen Robinson for few days. The family of Mr & Mrs Walter Schofield held a family reunion at Mountain Green, Weber canyon. Monday evening in honor of their son Charles Schofield who is home from California on a few days' furlough. Among the members of the family who attended were Mr & Mrs Walter Schofield, Mr & Mrs Charles Schofield and two children, Mr & Mrs Vern Rose and two sons, Mrs. Linn Schofield and Mrs. Jack Schofield, all of Layton, Mr & Mrs Ed Ritters and son of Salt Lake. Mr & Mrs Leslie Schofield and five children, Mr & Mrs Frank Schofield Carl and Edward Schofield and Miss Rona Lee Blood. Mrs. Grant Bringhurst entertained at a bridal shower at the home of her mother, Mrs. Glen Robins Tuesday evening, honoring Miss Jean Fisher a bride of the near fu ture. Mrs. Mark Stringham left Thurs- - - SALT LAKE-OGDETRANSPORTATION -- N CO. 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