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Show PAGE EIGHT ten days in Kaysville visiting with relatives and Mrs. Farrell Smith ws guest of honor of the BountifuVLadies club at the Bangerter home in Bountiful Friday afternoon. Mrs. Smith will leave in the near future to join her husband who has accepted a Government position in Southern Utah. The following Kaysville latended: Mrs. William Galdies braith, Mrs. Rulon Barnes, Mrs. Koy N. Kilfoyle, and the guest of honor. Mrs. Itulon Barnes will entertain at a luncheon at her home Friday in honor of Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Lynn Sandall will entertain the members of the Evening bridge . club at her home next -- Thursday evening. . Mrs. Roy N. Kilfoyle, Mrs. Dale Tolman, Miss Mary Bonnemort Paul Williams and Albert Barton appeared on the program of the Salt Lake Milk Producers association that was held in Salt Lake City Wednesday evening. A number of Kaysville people attended, this convention. Mrs. Wendell Barnes will entertain the members of the Lantern club at her home Wednesday after noon. Leo, the small son of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Cook, has been quite ill at his home for the past several days. Mrs. Robert Birkin spent Sunday in Provo as guest of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Birkin. Mr. and Mrs. Parley Kilbum of Ephraim visited with Mr. and Mrs. - Barnes Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Reneer of Salt Lake were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Green. Mrs. Emily C. Cannon and Miss Chloe Cannon of Salt Lake were Sunday dinner guests of Dr. and Mrs. Reid L. Beers. Mrs. Kate Doman of Declo, Idaho, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Joseph E. Robins, for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Robins of Salt Lake were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Robins. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Berry arrived home Sunday from Parsons, Kansas, where they had spent the past three weeks visiting relatives. The annual meeting of the shareholders of the Kaysville-Layto- n Milling company will be held at the office of the Barnes Banking company on Tuesday, February 21, at 11 a. m. A board of nine directors will be elected at this meeting to serve during the ensuing year. Mrs. Mark Roberta of Clearfield visited with her sister, Mrs. M. W. rhillipa on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Pratt of Salt Lake were last week-en- d guests of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Pratt and family. - - Thomas Barnes of Downey, Ida- - IIOME FOR SALE Modern Home in Kaysville Call MRS. D. II. GORDON Phone 180-- J At No Extra Cost 0. Stores are clean, white food stores Pioneers in sanitation and cleanliness.-W- e were sure women I S didnt like wet trash strewn floors and drip-- , ping-wet-vegeta- so we pioneered clean, washed, dry and daily vegetables fresh fruits now hundreds select the finest from the freshest in our Garden Fresh fruit department. . P. S. Butler. 27c lb. Oysters, small can, 8c Mid Pacific Tuna, 10c O. Crushed Pineapple, large can, lie Soda Crackers, 2 lhs 15c Shavers Grapefruit IJc "2 -- cans, Franco American 25c- Spaghetti, Oranges, sweet, juicy, n. 10c doz. Grapefruit, large Arizona, 3 for 5c Jell Powder. 4c Pearl Shortening. 10c ib. O. P. S. Del Monte Salmon, 19c Dinner Club Salad Dressing, qt 23c Lettuce, solid, crisp, 5c Large Oxydol, 19c Lux Toilet Soap, 6c Kelloggs Corn Flakes, 2Tor"20c Milk, 4 rans, 25c Bacon Plates, 18c Ib. Frankfurters, 15c lb. Pork Shanks, (Limited Amount) . r 5c-lb- Shoulder Veal Roast, 18c lb. Pork Shoulder Roast; ' T Q.R FOOC? 20c Ib. Slices -- I?-! - " "A Surety of Purity" Layton, Utah - LAYTON ho, is spending KAYSVILLE A. M. THURSDAY, FEBRlTAnxr THE WEEKLY REFLEX ITIIA LAYTON WHITESIDES Correspondent Phone IS8 friends- - Clark Robinson is a visitor at the home of Mrs. Robert Birkin. Mrs. Robert Birkin reviewed the book, Old Man Minnich, by Edna Ferber, before the Farmington Literary club Friday evening, and before the Clearfield Literary club at the Green Gables tearoom in Ogden Monday evening. ) Miss La ween Winters entertained with a Valentine party Tuesday evening at her home, the occasion being her birthday anniversary. The guests included: Ruth Anderson, Mary Katherine Barnes, Mary Lois Stephens, Ruth Williams, Geraldine Sanders, Bonita Morris, Joyce Nichols, Eldora Bone, Mary Lou Reeves, Betty Jean Ashby, Isabel Morton, Geraldine Sandall, Gloria Major, MaryJean Jacobson and Mary Layton. The Kaysville Garden club met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Will Gailey.- Geo. W. Barnes, president, presided at' the meeting. Fred C. Odell, of Ogden, addressed the gathering on the subject of The M Men and Gleaner girls of the two Layton wards, entertained at a Valentine dance at the Layton ward amusement hall Tuesday evening, refreshments were served and dainty Valentine favors presented each one attending. Miss Maurine Hill entertained a few friends at the home of her grandmother, Mrs, Frank Hill, last evening. The evening h was spent in playing games, a three course luncheon was served to ten guests. The table decorations and favors were in keeping with Valentine day. The following attended the piano concert presenting - pianist, Emile Baum, under the auspices of the civic music association which was held at the Ogden high school Monday evening: Mrs. Leonard Layton, Mrs. Annettie Stevenson, Mrs. jlarold Ellison, Mrs. Glen Layton, Miss Jean Ellison and Miss Evelyn Layton. Miss Reta Sill, Mrs. Mattie Firth the planting and planning of gardens. The remainder of the time and Mrs, Ida Sullivan entertained was spent in open discussion' after the Layton ward Primary officers which refreshments were served., at a. Primary preparation meeting The Junior class of the Kaysville and social Monday afternoon in the M. I. A. were entertained at a Val- Reliersocicty rooms. Following a entine party at the home of their short business meeting the time spent in playing Chinese teacher, Miss Iwa Layton, Tuesday Checkers. Refreshments were evening. The Valentine theme was officers and to the served following in decoraand expressed games Luella Mrs. teachers: Rosrtiaite, tions, and luncheon was served to the following members and guests: Mrs. Margaret Nalder, Mrs. Emma Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Sheffield, Harris, Mrs. Myrtle Robins, Mrs. Misses June Harvey, Mary Wilson, Alberta Robins, Mrs. Mae Wheeler, June Morton, Ardella Waite, Iris Mrs. Leah Whitesides, Mrs. Marita Nalder, Barton, Helen Cottrell, Violet Dra-ko- Whitesides, Mrs. Violet Ruth Buck, Verna Blamires, Miss Thora Nalder, Miss Elva Miss Vera Sill, Miss Matilda Penelope Drakos, Elaine Perkins, YVinn, Mrs. Marie Robins, Mrs. Huber, Messrs. Wendell Mary Barnett, and the three hostYVall, Dorothy Robins, Ralph Colemerej Roland Miss Sill, Mrs. Sullivan and esses: Vernon Max Payne, Blamires, Schoffield, Harold Robins, Ferin Mrs. Firth. Mrs. Mr. and Lynn Wakefield Colemcre, Homer Layton, Keith of Provo, spent two and children Layton and Lawrence Layton. week-en- d with Mrs. Wakefields the The American Legion Auxiliary Mr. and Mrs. E. M. White-sidewill hold its annual Washingtons parents, ! Birthday Bridge Tea at the Davis Miss Lucille Ellison was recently high school tea room Saturday at initiated to the Delta Gamma so2 p. m. Anyone wishing to attend at the University of Utah. this tea should contact one of the rority Mrs. C. II. Bourne of Farmington following Auxiliary officers before is spending a few weeks with her that time: Mrs. E. L. Tall, Mrs. and family Mrs. Evan ElAmos Odd, or Mrs. A. M- - Barnes. daughter lison. Ilarlow Hayes returned to his Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hill visited home Sunday from the St. Mark's friends in Bountiful Monday. hospital where he previously unCarl Whitesides accompanied by derwent an operation for appendi- Sam Cook of Syracuse, returned citis. home on Thursday of last week of the regular Jneeting front Fort Collins; Colorado; where of the Towne Bridge club Thursday they went to attend a sugar beet evening, the club members visited convention. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Ellison receivMrs. J. Vernon Woolsey, who was convalescing from a major opera- ed a telegram on Thursday of last tion at the St." Marks hospital. Week from their son and daughter-inMr. and Mrs. Harris Mrs. Woolsey was removed to her -law, home Saturday. Ellison, of Cincinnati, Ohio, anMrs. Clifton Blood was hostess to nouncing the birth of a son. This the members of the ALonas club is their second child, the first beat her home Wednesday afternoon. ing a girl, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Cook atMrs. II. J. Barnes entertained the tended a party in Salt Lake Satmembers of the .Art club at her urday evening at the home of Mrs. home Monday afternoon. Cooks sister, Miss Norma Ellis. Wednesday evening was set aside Mrs. Clair Whitesides entertainat the Davis high school for par- ed the Acacia bridge club at her ents of high school students to home evening. Those atvisit with the teachers. The high tendingFriday were: Mrs. Otha K. Green, school buses ywere used in trans- Mrs. Leonard Layton, Mrs. Spenporting parents to and from the cer Adams, Mrs. Joe Day, Mrs. school. The visiting hour was from Yird Cook, Mrs. Golden F. Lay-to- n 7:00 to 8:00 oclock and an interestand Mrs. William A. Dawson; ing lecture was given in the audi- Mrs. Frank Morehouse of Ogden. torium from 8:00 to :00 oclock. Mrs. Evan Ellison accompanied The Gatherers of the Honey swarm of the Bee Hive class of the by Mrs. Samuel Morgan of Kaysville attended the Delta Gamma Kaysville Mutual held its valentine sorority Valentine party which was party at the home of Miss given for the mothers of the sororTuesday evening. ity girls at the sorority house in Games were played, after which luncheon was served to the follow- Salt Lake Sunday evening. The camp of Daughing: Mrs. A. M. Barnes, swarm ters ofColumbine Utah Pioneers met at the leader. Donna Phillips. Della Phillips, Beth Everett, Donna Coles, home of Mrs, Ella Dawson on Rowena lligginbottom, Helen Flint, Thursday of last week. Mrs. George Ruth Barnes, Connie Evans, Wan- Flint and Mrs. Laurence Sandall da Mae .Trimble, Cleo Sandall, were the assisting hostesses. Mrs. Bernardine Kanuith, Dorothy Mil- YYilliam J. Thornley gave the lesler, Marina Drakas, Pearl Brough, son on Early Schools of Utah. Mrs. E. M. YVhitesides, Mrs. George Gladys Bone and Caroline B. Flint, Mrs. Margaret Weaver and Mrs. Ilyrum Adams gave inYVednesday after-whic- - . s, s. In-pla- ce Caroline-W- hitesides Twenty Years Ago teresting talks on the early- -' school of Utah. Miss Barbara Dawson gave two readings. A two course luncheon was served to twenty-fiv- e members and guests. Mrs. Frank Hill and daughter, Mrs. Lynn Robins, spent Tuesday in Ogden visiting friends. The following U. A. C. students with their parspent the week-en- d ents: Bryan Harris, Robert Wall, Junior Rampton, John and James Weaver, Elmer Green, Dawson Several of the Layton men are contemplating a buffalo hunt to Antelope island within a day or two. Those who will make up the party are: L. E. Ellison, John W. Thornley, James E. Ellison and B. T. Harris, - Lester Gleason, one of the cornet artists in the erstwhile 14.th F. A. band, has transformed himself from soldier to civilian just as Simpson, Rex Hill, Helen Adams rapidly as he was transformed and Virginia YViggilL Laj,ton people at- ginning of the war. Just as soon tended the funerals service -- of as Lester got home he donned citi- - Wayne Harbertson in Ogden Tues- tens working - regalia - and -- eomtdayr menccd active operations in the es-- I Mrs. Hugh Love entertained at tablishment of the Utah Fruit Juice a birthdayparty,onLMondayiiv f company ancHnaXeryi;horrtinio7 honor of her daughter, Mrs. Lorin manufactured and sold several hun- Taylor of Ogden. Twenty guests dred gallons of cider. were present. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Mrs. A. B. Cook attended a birthSheffield on Saturday, February 1, day dinner party at Salt Lake City a son. Sunday in honor of Mrs. David James Phillips, son of Mr. a,nd at the home of Mr. and Mrs. j Pin-gre- e, enterby her daughter, Elizabeth, tained the Neighborhood club at her home Friday evening. A Valentine motif was carried out in the refreshments that was served twenty-five guests. .Mrs. Earl Webb entertained then Lay-toPrimary officers of the YYest on Thursday ward at her home of last week. The Relief society of each ward of the North Davis stake under the direction of the Utah Power & cookLight company will sponsor a demonstraing school and electrical amusement tion at the Layton ward hall Friday, Feb. 17. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Adams entertained the following guests with a sleigh-ridin- g party followedeve-by Monday supper at their homeYYilliam Dunn ning: Mr. and Mrs. RiDan Mrs. and of Salt Lake; Mr. Mrs. and Mr. of Bountiful; ley Clarence Bone and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cook. Mr. .and Mrs. J. B. Cooley and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cook were FriDr. day evening dinner guests oftheir and Mrs. R. C. Robinson at home in Farmington, Mrs. Jesse Stevenson will enter- tain at a quilting party at her home this Thursday afternoon. Her truest will be: Mr. Kichard Scof-fielMrs. M. P. Scoffield, Mrs. Leland Bennett; Mrs. Charlie Scof; field, Mrs. Joe Adams of Kaysville and Mrs. S. J. Scoffield of Ogden. The following directors were elected at a stockholders meeting of the Holmes Creek Irrigation Co. Tuesday at the Town Hall: Hugh McLean, Rosel Hyde, James d, Webb, Phineas Bodily and E. M. Whitesides. Mr. and Mrsi J. B. Cooley left Saturday for Los Angeles where they will visit their daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hammer. After their visit at Los Angeles, they will continue on up the coast to San Francisco where they will spend a week. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dawson and children, Bishop and Mrs. 'William A. Dawson and Mrs. Ella Dawson spent Sunday at Ogden where they were dinner guests of Mr, and Mrs. Elias Dawson. Vernon, the small son of Jfr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ilill, is ill at his home suffering from a bad case of son-in-la- , influenza. Miss Clara Bone returned Monday from Elsinore, Utah, where she has spent the past two months with her sister, Mrs. Niel Nielson. Miss Jesse Page, who is making her home at Idaho Falls for a few months,-spen- t with the week-en- d her father, Orson Page. The following will attend a nohostess bridge luncheon' at the Green Gables party house in Ogden this (Thursday) afternoon: Mrs. William A. Dawson, Mrs. Joe Day, Mrs. Blaine Adams, Mrs. Harold Ellison, Mrs. Glen Layton and Mrs. Leonard Layton. . .Beecher Adams, son of Mr. Dan Adams, was honored with a surprise party on his birthday Saturday evening: Bunco was played followed by a luncheon served the following guests: Miss Adra Betn Whitesides, -- and-Mrs- two-cour-se Sun-Ida- y. Bou-cut- son-in-l- De-vi- Yem YVest and Dean R. Simmons. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cook of Syracuse and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cook of West Point left last Saturday afternoon by automobile for a two weeks vacation trip to Southern California. While there they will visit with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew YVilliams and Mr. and Mrs. Frances Nalder and families and will return by way of San Fran- Mr. and Mrs. Asa B. Smedley, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Barber, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus C. Willey, Mr. and Mrs. Carl K. Barber, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence YV. Smedley, Mr. and Mrs. Earl YY. Dahl, Bishop and Mrs. G. Henry Rampton, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Barber, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Jensen, Mrs.. L-- E. YVilliams, Reed YVilliams, Mrs. Arthur Barber, all of Syracuse, and Mr. and Mrs. Fay cisco and visit the Worlds fair. Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Evan HanMr. and 'Mrs. Nephi Jensen en- sen, Mr. and Mrs. Oren Ilinsen, Mr. tertained at a party at the Lion and Mrs. Roy Lewis, all of Salt House in Salt Lake City Monday Lake City. Elder Hansen left Monevening for Mr. and Mrs. Owen day morning for the missionary Anderson formerly of Syracuse and training school and he will depart now of Salt Lake, who are moving for the northern states mission in the near future to make their field Thursday, February 23. home at Palmyra, New York. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Anderson attended the social. Mr. and Mrs. Albert YV. Tree of - fTljpViiVs Kenr t h ty m Layton corporation.' 22-2- 3 . la all-ris- 1 na K be-set 20-2- es -- U Years de"1' News in Brief federal-state-coun- Ten ss&isr1 kk5 j , aw - Miss Paulene Scoffield, Miss Mary Adams, Miss Lorraine Cunningham, Miss Marriane llickenloper, Beecher Adams, Clark Adams, Lyman Clark, Gaylen Baird, Carl Stevenson and Leland Nalder. M. II. Ellison left Wednesday on a business trip to San Francisco. He expects to b gone a week or Granger, Utah, entertained at the ten days. ( Syracuse ward amusement hall last Stanley Ellison left Wednesday Saturday evening for their daughfor the Spanish Ranch, Nevada, ter, Evelyn, and Arvid A. YVaite, after a two weeks visit in Layton. son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin YVaite. Miss Leah Morgan entertained lhe bridal line included Mr. and the following friends at a Valentine Mrs. Tree and Mr. and Mrs. YVaite, party at the home of her parents the groont and his bride, who was Monday evening: Faye Craig, Eli- charming in a gown of ivory satin zabeth Williams, Betty Day, Dean and carried a bouquet of pink and Bone, Gaylen Bairti and La Mar white talisman roses. Her tulle veil was caught to her head in Day. a halo of orange blossoms. Miss Marie Page, the maid of honor, wore a lace model of pink lace and the Representatives of various Utah Miss Pauline Banger-te- r counties will attend the state land-us- e bridemaides, and Miss Norma Tree each conplanning dresses alike made of peach ference at Newhouse hotel in Salt wore and blue lace. All of the attendLake City, February 21 and 22, YYilliam Peterson, director of the ants wore rose corsages of white Utah extension service, announces. rosebuds and sw&tpeas. Roy Thurwas best man. The Director Peterson will open the good evening was in dancing and during spent conference with a review of purintermission a program consisting poses of the conference, and a fi- or a tap. .dancing number by little nal summary will be presented by Miss YY. YY Owens, assistant extension two Barbara Bonham of Ogden director in charge of agriculture. ensenreadings by Miss Donna Sorand a vocal solo by David Dr. 0. J. Wheatley, extension economist, will discuss objectives of ell T?0. accomPanied by Mrs. Newland-us- e Gailey at the piano. planning, and a represenMr. and Mrs. Ray Rich of Mortative from YVashington, D. C will n autombile accident discuss the department of agriculMonday . afternoon in Weber tures plan for land use planning-- . Mr. and Mrs. Rich were canyon. Representatives of the following to visit with their son-agencies will also present reports! m-- vr 4 and daughter, bureau of agricultural economics, J D&mpton qtJSyracuse.1 soil conservation service, fores of Honor serviee, fann "Security admmistra new Ogden high schoolheld tion, state engineers office, state at at road commission,- state land board, Ogden last week, David Miller was made an bureau of public roads, agriculturEagie Scout. Dean al adjustment administration, and son of Mr. and Mrs. YValter cZk the Utah State Farm Bureau fed- received his Life Badge and Blaine Gailey 80n of Mr. and Mrs. Mar- eration. During 1938 the federal govern- ThiS?1 ey' Teived his Star Badge was ment supplied Utah with approxitwelve second mately $1(1,000 in grasshopper bait badges given to Scouts ct the materials and aid for supervision of the control campaign. As a re- Mrs. William Phillips, who has been Dee Pingreo. Mr. and Mrs. Maine Whitesides training at Camp Lewis for several had as their dinner guests on Sunmonths, returned home last t. day: Mr. and Mrs. Charles L, Wilford Barlow, received word Miss Dona Boucutt, Mr. and sult, $2,000,000 approximately Monday that his son, Rudolph, was Mrs. Vera Boucutt of Ixigan, and worth of Utah crops were saved, Ft. Logan, Colorado, and would Mrs. Kieth Rees of Zennis, Kansas officials at Utah State jat Agricultural be home soon. Mrs. Rees remained for a weeks college estimate. Most farmers in .vkiLaulh. j4w,csi&UFr.il h i te- - - infes tedUtsh'-TTrOTtl- i' ognTie Continue! record-higthe benefits derived from the re production sides, of eggs per laying hen and the reMiss Irene entertained cent grasshopcent sharp drop in egg prices are at a ValentineHaywood eve- per and Mormon cricket control party Tuesday characteristic of the poultry and ning at the home of her parents, programs, and they are watching egg situation as seen by the United Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Haywood. A with interest the bill in'eongress to States bureau of agricultural cco-ic- s two course luncheon was served see if sufficicnt.furuis.-wiJ?Hithe fjrsLoJLthis. .month. to' again allow Utah to partici- Weather conditions and the feed-eg- g Bosh, Miss Josephine Nord, Miss up' pate in control of these two major price ration have been favor- Virginia Neville, Miss Ruth Nord, pests of western agriculture. able, but the drop in1 egg prices Miss Afton King, Miss Marjorie The average wheat grower in and the possibility that other condi- Hill, Miss Helen Bone and Miss the United States, who has taken tions influencing production may Nadine Bone. new k ofthe advantage crop become less favorable may tend to Mr. and Mrs. George II. Adams insurance for wheat, has insured lessen the seasonal decline in prices announce the marriage of their 42 acres for his farm. He has a during the next few months. daughter, Mary Ann to Gorin Steed guaranteed production of 313 bysh-el- s of Farmington, February 11. of wheat for 1939 at a premium One good cleaner for enameled Mrs. Evan Ellison was a bridge cost of 40 bushels. jThese figures sinks is a phosphate or luncheon guest of Mrs. Kenneth are revealed in a surwhiting soap paste mixed with a Bourne at her home in Farmington vey of more than preliminary 180,000 applicalittle kerosene. This will not rough- Friday. - ' tions received by federal crop inen the enamel. Mrs. William I. assisted surance ; to her home Tuesday afternoon after a six weeks visit with relaVIRGINIA S. BENNETT At tives in Blackfoot, Idaho. Her Correspondent and Mrs. Mr. and daughter, Phone Kaysville 228-- J Jack D. Gardner, accompanied her Mr and Mrs. Geo. r and will visit here for a few announce YYilliam E. Beazer was taken to home ami the arrival home Friday. of a- n t their the Dee hospital at Ogden last days. an operasociety At the weekly Relief Monday and underwent Clark Cheney O. C. SesMrs. tion for hernia. Tuesday, meeting 8th grade of the nl,KKtert?in the Hansen YVilcox, gave Forest Johnson, Myron Walker sions and Mrs. Joseph home hi, Ihi., ev,.?'cTbl a demonstration on the preparation Reed YVilliams and "Frank on a ski- of meats the remaining time was in afternoon Monday spent spent in quilting. ing party in YYeber canyon. Mrs. David A. Thurgood is able The Syracuse ward basketball to be about attain after a two team are tied with the Kaysville Kaysville had an a to weeks illness. and Clearfield ward teams for first get of 0f8j Ee' Mr. andMrs. Arthur R. Anderdeer ports The half. second team, along the in the freo'!l0U.n!ain son and family attended a fami y place consists of Rex Barber, Frank road have been quite that Anderson dur' family the reunion of the few Hanpast Russell ing and beS dav, YValker, Gordon Mrs. of home down the at from last Saturday the high mouJuST? Lewis Jensen, of Pleasant sen, Reed YVilliams, Minnie Anderson deep snow-- . Sundav iT and Anson YVaite, met the the LaMar was the first time that Grove. Wednesday eveed ,nvl- the town. Mrs. Laurence I. Criddle was a Clearfield squad Mrs. ning at the Layton ward jprni. The her of sister, visitor Tuesday Miss Lucy Rigby Clearfield group being victorious. Wa, flrst William F. Russell of Ogden. the will Kaysm the Martha E r play winner Miss June and YVinnifred Cook Syarcuse squad at next Saturday night students at the Agricultural Col- ville team acter. Marjorie Barber the over Layton. visited lege at Logan Johnston of their parweek-en- d at the home Mr. and Mrs. Loy .Wood were tied for and Ben E. Rich We second place.' Cook. E. 136th David of the Mrs. and members Mr. to ents, hostesses Mr. and Mrs. Haven Day and quorum of Seventies of the North small daughter, Christie, visited Davis stake and their wives ThursFriday with Mr. and Mrs. Asa B. day evening of last week. Those TOWN THEATRE: who attended from Syracuse were Smedley and family. BOUNTIFUL, UTAH Mr. and Claude Bennett, son. of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip J Bennett, Mrs. E. J. Bennett, has been con- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Anderson, MONDAY and TUESDAY fined to his bed for the past week Wallace Christensen and Gustave FEBRUARY due to illness. L. Ohlson. White-sidSamuel Cook and Wilford 2 ADULTS FOR 25c Mrs. Delbert E. Wilcox was one of Layton returned home FriClearfield of the hostesses of the five-dabusiy CHARLES BICKFORD day evening from a FRANK JENKS Literary Guild that was held at ness trip to Denver, Colorado. ANDY DEVINE in OgMrs. Eva Kerr announces the re- Cobble Cottage tea rooms In den Monday evening. After dinner cent marriage of her daughter, of Birkin Storm The Kaysville Robert Mrs. and Royal Jensen of Salt Lake Old Man With short the reviewed story, was performed City. The ceremony , NAN GREY PRESTON FOSTER last week and the young couple Minnock, by Edna Ferber. BARTON MACLANS will make their home in Salt Lake The Adult class of the wan! M. Jolting Drama af the 8at City. I. A. held their Sunday evening Coarting Danjtrr and Disutrr! - pius . Mrs. David Wilcox spent Monday social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ADDED ATTRACTIONS visiting with relatives in Ogden. Arthur R. Anderson. Those who atMr. and Mrs. Ellis Holbrook had tended were Mr. and Mrs. Victor WEDNESDAY and as their Sunday dinner guests, Mr. YVaite, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bodily, TIIURSPAY chiland Mrs. Roy McKay and two Mr. and Mrs. William Knighton, FEBRUARY f dren of Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gailey,. Mr. BARRAR SYNWYCK Miss Helen Newey has returned and Mrs. Frances Wiggill, Mr. and HENRY fONDA to her school teaching duties at the Mrs. Gerald YVaite, Mr. and Mrs. illSyracuse school after a weeks Laurence I. Criddle, Mr. and Mrs. The Mad Miss Manton ness of influenza at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. With Bennett, Phillip her parents, Professor and Mrs. Bernard Smedley, Mrs. Newell GaiSAM LEVENE FRANCES MERCER Aaron Newey of Logan. Bessie Gailey, Edith Knighton, ' WHITNEY BOI RNE Mr. and Mrs. Wayne L. Burton ley, YVilbur and Fred Kerr, Mr. Gustave STANLEY .RIDGES of Kaysville has spent the past Waalthy Melaa Manton lom tickand Stewart Rollins. Ohlson, week with Mrs. Burtons parents, ing adrentarc and it kcgtnt whea aho finda the mordf red badr tf a Mr. and Mrs. Golden YV. Smedley Mr. and Mrs. Clarence YV. Smedley. Star friend in a vacant inaiKna. Mr. and Mrs. Zenas YY. Bennett entertained at a party for Elder Also entertained at dinner at their home Russell Hansen last Sunday eveROMANCING ALONG" And testiSunday afternoon. Places were ning immediately after his PILOT BOSr marked for Mr. and Mrs. Robert monial. The guests included Mr. Simmons, LeGrande Simmons, Miss and Mrs. Clyde Hanson, and RusFRIDAY, SATURDAY Lorlee Vowles, Miss Fern Simmons, sell, Mr. and Mrs. Eli Rentmeister, and SUNDAY SYRACUSE jrs. wn;, Horenre FORSALE BABY COCKERELS 2c Each A. SCOFFIELD Phone- - 88W Kaysville FEBRUARY - GARY COOPER MERLE OBERON In The Cowboy and - the Lady With PATSY KELLf WALTER BRENNAN FUZZY KNIGHT MABEL TODD HENRY KOLKER A new romantic star combiaatin story. Gary in a real teagh Cooper oa a bronrbe-baate- r, as eewhlde and Merle Oberwa at aa heireaa. Plus MIRACLE OF SALT LAKE" Mormon Pioneers The of Story and NEWS down-to-ear- th JWVYVYWVVW.WUVWV( oU |
