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Show V - PAGE EIGHT a bowl of white asters.Mrs. Frank Hatch, Mrs. Clyde Waddoups, Mrs. Bill Moss and Mrs. Earl Mounford (all sisters of the bridegroom) entertained in honor of the bride on Friday of last week at a kitchen shower at the home of Twenty Mrs. Ira C, Holbrook: guests were present: Mrs, Frank Smedley, aunt of the entertained at a well arranged bridge luncheon and handkerchief and towel shower on Monday of this week at her home in Bountiful Eighteen guests were present. The young couple will be at home after October 1 at the Embassy apartments in Salt Lake City. LAYTON - Correspondent ITIIA LAYTON WHITESIDES Phone 77-- J An Interesting September marriage was performed this (Thursday) morning: at 11 a m. at the Sait Lake City L. D. S. temple when Miss Josephine Whitesides, daughter of Mrs. Rachel Whitesides, became the bride of Frank J. Holbrook of Bountiful, son of Mr, and Mrs. Ira C. Holbrook. This evening a reception will be given in their honor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ira C. Holbrook, in Bountiful, parents of the bride groom. Miss Lois Adams spent Monday The bride has chosen for her attendance. Miss Esther Knowlton, and Tuesday at Lehl visiting relamaid of honor; Miss Marjorie Ware tives. James E. Ellison returned Tuesand Miss Lucille Ellison, bridesmaids, with Mrs. Ira C. Holbrook, day from Kansas City, Kansas, Jr., as attending matron. Little where lie has spent the past ten Misses Jacoy Whitesides and Con- days on business. Barlow Briggs and Junior Ramp-to- n nie Stratford as flower girls. Ira left this (Thursday) morning brideHolbrook. Jr, brother of groom, will be best man. The bride from Logan where they will attend will wear gown of white satin school at the U. S. A. C. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Ilolmstead with an imported lace veiL Her two sons of Lehl were Sunday and and roses be will bride ' bouquet The maid of dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Golley. honor, matron of honor and brides den M. Adams. Dr. and Mrs. Noall Tanner spent maids will be frocked in fall shades of velvet and carry bouquets of five days this week at the Spanish Mrs ranch in Nevada visiting Mr. and pink roses and sweetpeas; Whitesides, mother of the bride, --Mrs. Stanley Ellison. ' will wear a'gownofblAck crepe Mrs. Waynard Bennett will be to her bridge club at her hostess the and with gardenia corsage mother of the bridegroom will home in Farmington this (Thurswear black chiffon with similar day) afternoon. Ralph Tanner, son of Dr. and corsage. The altar will be attracA. Z. Tanner, left this (ThursMrs. with an decorated arrangetively ment of white gladioli and feathery day) moming for San Francisco, white asters combined with fern. California, wnere he will attend The living room will be decorated medical school Golden Sill, son of Mr. and Mrs. with similar bouquets, palms and ferns, Mrs. Frpnk Smedley will Charlie Sill left last Thursday for have charge of the dining room. the eastern states mission. . Mrs. James Higgs and two chilAssisting Tn serving will be Miss dren left Thursday for an indefiLois Adams, Miss Barbara Miss Nadine Sandall Miss nite visit with her parents In IlliBonnie Ray Ellison, Miss Amy Jean nois. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Ellison and Wood, Miss Phyllis Scoffield and Miss Jane Whitesides, sister of the family spent Sunday at Tremonton bride. Mrs. Gordon Silvers, sister, visiting Mrs. Ellison's sister and of the bride, and Mrs. Earl Moun-for- family, Mrs. Lizzie Sandall. Mr. and Mrs. William Dawson sister of the bridegroom, will have charge of the pouring. The left Sunday for a visit at San Frantable will be covered with a Vene- cisco. Mrs. Noall Tanner had as her tian lace, cloth and centered with bride-groo- 5 i V, m, lilies-of-the-- Ros-mait- 1 , i ( e, d, 1 THURSDAY, THE WEEKLY REFLEX 4 SEPTEMRpd On her arrival in the islands, TWENTY YEARS waii she will be married to LeConte Ste- 1937 is estimated ataiV'1 Saturday dinner guesta, Mr. Bud wart of Kaysville who is engaged ed to 48.000 in the spS Brazier, Mr. Thorston, both of AGO Baldand Mr. Colorado, in mission work at Lail a place and 33,000 in the SDrilff Denver, f about thirty miles from Honolulu. The fall crop of win, of Salt Lake. Mrs. Robert Ward is spending Davis County Enlistment Miss Layton is the accomplished and the fall crop of Mr. Roy Dixon will entertain at several days in St Anthony, Idaho, E. 23,000. , Producers a miscellaneous ahower in honor of visiting with reUtives; list of men who entrained Wed- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David on a lake: is American Stewart Mr. and number of sows Mis Carol Burton, bride-elec- t, for young to Layton, nesday evening Mrs. Eli Lythgoe is reported Dix-o- n' Wilford Morgan, Farmington; artist who is making a fine reputa- Ml .f HOT Friday at the home of MraWhite-aid- be ill at her home. mother. Mr. Morri Harold Max Mayfield. Farmington; tion as a landscape painter. He is more than farrowed in Wm. S. Epperson left Monday Mis Burton is the daughter Clarence D. Moss, Woods Cross; assisting with the decoration of the af of Mr. and Mr. Robert Burton, and evening for Boulder, Colorado, H. Morgan, Layton: Charles temple now nearing completion at James vacation R. will be married in the near future ter spending the summer where Parrish, Centerville; Alvin Ses- Lail he to Lewi Weaver, aon of Mr. and at his home In Kaysville, A farewell party in honor of Bountiful; Gilbert H. Wilcox, sions, will resume his studies at the UniWallace Ashdown, Mr. Dave Weaver. Farmington; Layton boys who have volunteered and two chil- versity of Colorado. Mr. Orvil Ramsey Melones, Farm- for military service was given at Bountiful; Speros Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thornley spent for their D. Worsley, Farmdren left last week-en- d the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. EgThorn-ley- 's ington; Sidneyhome in Pendleton, Oregon, after Sunday as guests of Mrs. William Crosby, bert last Friday evening. The atHenry ington; parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Farmington; George R. Day, Boun- tendance was large, and all present spending two month at the home of Mr. Ramsey parent, Mr. and W. Underwood. tiful; Edmund Edmonds Galley, had a most delightful time. Mrs. Howard Thurston and Mrs. Mr. Ed. Simmon. Layton; Emil Whitesides, Layton; Hugh Thurston, of Bethel Maine, Orson Albert Hoggan, Bountiful; Mr. Stanley Layton, of Spokane, visited Tueson with I S. Heywood Washington, apent Monday with William Clyde Layton, Layton; day. 'Mrs. Howard Thurston U a Sherman Austin Ball Kaysville. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Layton. Mrs. Grant, of relative of Augusta Mias Isabel Adams, daughter Men who went forward in the Mr, and Mr. Dell Adams and Win- wife of President Heber J. Grant. first quota: Mrs. Milton Burton U ill at her Reed Ellison had the misfortune slow Evans were married WednesJohn Leo Ware, Layton; Otto home. break his shoulder blade while to day. Woods Cross. Fackrell Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Moulding Men who were excused for agri- practicing football at the high and daughter, Coleen, of Ogden, cultural and other reasons who will school last week-enspent Daily Sunday at the home of Mrs. be sent worward in the third and Rufus Adams will leave SaturJames E. Bennett. day for St. Louis where he will Of Mr. and Mrs. Pack and Miss Olive fourth quotas: Leonmeet his son, Spencer, and the two Jabex Clearfield;' Draper, Robins of Salt Lafce City spent Needed in will motor back to Utah after visitPaul Louis ard Hill Sunday at the home of Mr. and Whitesides, Kaysville; Earl LeRoy ing in the east for a short time. Layton; Mrs. Glen Robins. W. An adequate farm garden will South Weber; Murray Cowley, Spencer has been playing ball with Frank Robins and Mary Nelson the St Louis Browns this summer, provide three serving of vegeta- of Morgan were married Thursday Layton. and has made a good account for of Date bles for each member of the famnext of quota sending evening at the home of Mr. and seventeen men, himself in everigam he has playabout October 5. ily for every day in the year, says Mrs. Frank Reeves. ed. Dr. A. L Wilson, professor of Date ten of last of sending quota Mr. and Mrs. James T. Gunnar-so- n Mildred Barnes resumed duties horticulture and gardening at the has not been fixed. were of guests Sunday Ogden Utah State Agricultural college in st the home of Mrs. Wallace SteDuring the electric storm Thurs- as head of the English department day morning, one of George W. of Weber high this week. i bulletin recently published by the extension service and ready for phens and family. Misses Helen Hyde and Nora Websters milch cows was killed Mrs. Robert Green, Mrs. James while distribution at the present time. in the pasture north- Blood departed for Logan today, grazing Mrs. Green Louise and Mrs. Dr. Wilson points out that the Green, west of the D. St R. G. depot. where theyQl again take up their Alex Dawson attended a Frank Jones, of the military hos- studies at the state agricultural coldays food supply for good nutrition bee Friday afternoon at thequilting home includes: leafy, green or yellow pital corps, departed with his com- lege. of Mrs. Lester Bybee in Ogden. colored, one serving; potatoes, one The plane which made a forced mand, which entrained for Linda has who Mrs. Leater Walton; in the Held near Davis high serving; other vegetables one servVista, California, today. landing of several weeks at the home The two small sons of John R. school last Friday with disastrous ing. The weeks food supply in- spent has Mrs. her Frank mother, Hyde, cludes: tomatoes five or six times had their tonsils removed results to the plane, was the propreturned to her home in Center- Woolsey each week.. last From last reports, erty of the Utah Flying club and Sunday, The approximate yearly quan- ville. are was in charge of Pilot L. N. they recovering nicely. Alan for Perkins left Wednesday tities of vegetables to provide a William of who was Rigby, Centerville, by a moderate cost, adequate diet for Provo, where he will attend school with his steam threshing machine, passenger. A accompanied line feed leaking the' this winter at Young Brigham one adult man are; leafy green is fast tearing down grain stacks was the cause Of the forced landor yellow color, 100 pounds. This University.Mr. and Mrs. John Weaver and and building up straw stacks, while ing. The plane was badly damaged, includes: spinach, chard, kale, beet the precious grain is being stored having turned turtle on coming in Faustine, of Salt Lake greens, cabbage, cauliflower, brus-s- daughter, not for sinking in the ocean, it is contact with the soft ground. City, were dinner guests of Mr. sprouts, string beans, green and hoped. WedMrs. E. John Barker, Sr., peas, asparagus, green peppers, Miss Ziphora Layton departed Men, who know war, despise it evening. carrots, yellow rutabagas, yellow nesday for San Sunday where is the true reason they beFrancisco, That Mr. Kanute son of and Barnes, squash, yellow com, and in addition on noon she will Tuesday sail on lieve in preparing against the evil of potatoes and 73 Mrs, H. J. Barnes, underwent an the steamship Wilhelmina to Ha 100 pound I removal his day. of for the such operation pounds of other vegetables as parsnips, turnips, beets, onions, appendix Tuesday at the L. D. S. com and squash. To this is added hospital in Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Green and a 100 pounds of tomatoes. children motored to Evanston, Wyoming, and spent the week-en- d 4H Scholarship r visiting with friends, Mrs. Wallace Stephens entertained a number of friends at a Quilting party at her home Wednesday afCollege ternoon. v - Mr. and Mrs. Ferris R. Thomas-seand Mr. and Mrs. Emery Morclub members have Fourteen notified the state club office that ton of Salt Lake City were Sunday they will enter the Utah State Ag- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold M. ricultural college as freshmen, as Barnes. Mrs. Spencer Barton ' and Mrs. a result of scholarships awarded to them by the Union Pacific railroad Wells Collett visited friends in in recognition of outstanding club Clearfield Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Earl Jarman of activities. These students will register in the school of agriculture Grantsville spent Sunday at the or the school of home economics. home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. The scholarship winner include Ila Jarman. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Robins of Smedley, Syracuse, Davis county; Marie Thomas, Spanish Fork, Utah Salt Lake City, and Mr. and Mrs. GROCERY DEPARTMENT county; Rhode Cannon, St George, Pete Burkley, of Ogden, visited PORK AND BEANS with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. RobWashington county; Reva Ilollings-heaMinersville, Beaver county; ins Sunday. Pierces, Large Can White Swan Zelda Summers, Tremonton, Box Ray Lavender, of Sevier county, week-enSmith-field Elder county; Elmer Olsen, Utah, spent the at the QUICK FUDGE Cache county; Susan Finlin-so- home of his mother, Mrs. May Red Bar .... Makes 1 lb. delicious fudge or Leanington, Millard county; 48-LBags Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Barnes of chocolate cake icing Ruth Kygar, Devils Slide, Morgan county; Paul Lamborn. Laketown, Salt Lake City visited with Mrs. CANDY BARS Rich county: Faun Carleston, Mur- John G. hi. Barnes Monday. Each : : Pkg. Mrs. Wendell Barnes and Mrs. ray. Salt Lake county; Joye Brown, Coalville, Summit county; Rachel William H. King are visiting at SUGAR BANANAS Anderson. Tooele. Tooele county; the home of Mrs. Horton Elton this 10 Lbs. ... Robert Weight Springville. Utah (Thursday) afternoon. Fancy, Firm, Lb. Mrs. James Miller of Sparks, county; and Ruth Larsson, Harris-villLETTUCE Weber county. Nevada, who has spent the past two 100 Lbs. Scholarships will again be award- weeks visiting at the home of her Solid, Head Large, NEW CROP CHILI BEANS . ed in 1937 in each of 15 counties by father, Mr. Orson Layton and famthe railroad company to outstand- ily. returned to her home this CORNFLAKES j ing club members. 2 Lbs. (Thursday) afternoon. On her reLarge a.... ........... Pkg she will turn, visit at the home of her brother. Herman O. Layton, at RIPE OLIVES i Though marked down to 59 cents, WALNUT MEATS Pint Can Carton, Nevada. . dollars are no easier to acquire. Mrs. Sumner Gleason recently Light, Fancy JELLO returned to her home after spendYi Lb. Pkg The Genuine ing several months visiting at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Shirley 2 Pkgs. 1 Lb. Gleason, of Philadelphia. Pkg. RINSO Mr. and Mrs. Von G. Holbrook We give and and baby. Von, and Mr. and Mrs. MILK Regular Size Keith Birkin. of Salt Lake City, redeem Tall Cans, Any Brand CERTO spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. 4 Cans Green Stamps For Grape Jam Robert Birkin. Next Sunday Mr. Holbmok will depart for Chicago, Each STRAINED VEGETABLES Illinois, where he will enter the CALENDAR WAX PAPER Rush Medical college. Later, his Heinz, Baby Food wife and son will join him there. Cutter Edge 3 Cans OF EVENTS IN Misses Louise Chipman and El125 Ft. len Taylor of Salt Lake City spent TOILET SOAP week-en- d PEAS DAVIS COUNTY the at the home of Miss Life Buoy, Bar 3 Large Cans Iwa Layton. Friday, September 2t: FootWONDER BREAD. CORNED BEEF cTR The Japan government has anball game at Davis high Loaf ... nounced official participation in the .. Libbys. Can school 3:09 p, ra. i Worlds Fair of the West, to be held GINGEUALE, LIME RICKEY, Etc. ROCKWOODS COCOA on Treasure Island in San Fran- - McMartry Faint cisco Bay in 1939. Can ... 2 Pint Bottles .. .. 23: SpeTuesday, September cial travelogue program, MEAT DEPARTMENT SALE Kaysville tabernacle, 8:00 p. Kaysville l5 j . .C . e. - "Ten Years Ago d. Servings Vegetables Diet Des-Pai- n, - el - - . -- MANY THANKS! Last Saturday hundreds of people visited our new and enlarged 0. P. S. store, and we thank our visitors for their generous patronage. Again this Saturday and each succeeding Saturday we will offer the best Food Bargains that can be found at the lowest possible prices. More than this, our everyday prices will be low prices that will make food buying in your 0. P. S. store a profitable pleasure to you. For Saturday A- -l SODA CRACKERS .....2-l- box 17c b. PIERCES PORK and BEANS JJr 5c BLUE RIBBON" SEEDLESS RAISINS, 2 nkiru 1 cjf OLEOMARGAM Winners Attend Will n, 4-- II Specialls ffoir QaOaircaay, 10c d, WHITE NAVY BEANS : lb. 4c Septf. 23tli $1.49 $1.09 d, La-vivid- er. n. Bananas qX LUX TOILET SOAP CRISCO ALASKAN SALMON 5c ib. 6c 3-l- can 55c b. tall can 11c 2 for 15c HERSHEY COCOA X? TOILET TISSUE iff" 4c Chocolates&l... I Oc PIERCES PORK and BEANS 10c WOODS CROSS TQMApTOES , NEW PACK, LARGE CANS. case $1.79 RICE lb. 5c 10 lbs. 55c LAYTON SUGAR BALL MASON QT. JARS doz. 75c a Lettuce cS 5c WHEATIES RED BLISS POTATOES CRUSHED PINEAPPLE HUBBARD SQUASH RED TOKAY GRAPES 10c :10 lbs. 5c 2 for 15c ...lb. 2c lb. 5c QUALITY MEAT BARGAINS FRESH GROUND BEEF RING BOLOGNA LINK SAUSAGE BEEF lb. 15c each 10c r. lb. 29c ROASTTrx:.7.:r3:rr.lb. SLICED BACON Z 18c w.lb. 39c b. 5c 5c e, lUC 23c 43c 2-L- b. FOR m. MtMnrltT of bees. Two supers for each hive. No disease. power boiler all fittings and piping; life time power extrachand extractor; tor; 1 Faint painting papering glass. We carry a Urge stock of McMurtry Paints, Glass, and Imperial Washable McMartry Fain A SURETY OF PURITY LAYTON L O 19c '25c 15c 0 25c ZUC 4c 1 . Kaysville, Utah This is your column. - Just phone Kaysville 10 for any date that you want published and it will be Inserted in this column free of charge. - Credit Available - Sheepmen . Cattlemen at cn' Interest I Boys corduroy trousers in a variety f plaids and plain colors just the thing for school wear-- ; $1.98 $2.19 your attention to lWlTtf.ft tll.t IsperrlnTsblets. ' 2340 Washington Ave. Ogden Beneficial Life Bldg. Salt Lake City , STANDING RIB ROAST 19c We call for UTAH LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Glass & Paint Co. 23 c u. POT ROAST storlge Sank; 120-gxl)- oa all other necessary equipment for extracting. Old age compels me to sell including croP of honey on the hives. . L. S. HEYWOOD r 15c ROUND ROAST or ROUND STEAK 10-hor- se Now that school has started, and the weather is cooler, this would be a good time to get the house fixed up for winter - 26c MlLp CHEESE 200 colonies -- 9c 20c m lyQ - GATEWAY "STORES 9c 10c -- 1 FOOD 3c 54c $5.39 15C WlicT, it clus,rty. par. i, 1 , tK complete CASTLE GATE COAL ,, . . th, lop, run tood ut id ouy your wini.. 8nPPlyget we sell Castle Gate our prices on qusntit immiDaEEms mranepp . , (Cjd. line of .11 school supplie- s- I V I , c |
