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Show JUNIOR GIRLS CONDUCT ROSE BOUQUET CEREMONY FARMINGTON VHO'S IIEWI , & ' James S. the arrival of heralding child, a son, at an YTON T fat A Colorful Suit Og-wnit- Mrs. Beck isthe vr Its al- rwlotte Whitesides. Mr. and grandchild for - Mary . Ann welcomed a -- new riYTON Shurt "blister into the family recent-prou- Four students from K;isvillo entered Ituh State Agri- d parents are Mr. and cultural college at the beginning ot the winter quarter. They are Mho Inch. Ihmnu Smith. Dell latkiii and aj tie H. Ifinger Ml teourds in the "t I SAt were broken this history when the cumulative total quarter passed regularly enrolled students. In addition 'there are several hundred students taking related naming at the college. Shurt. Don A baby girl was LAYTON at an Ogden hospital. From Vallejo, Cal., iYTON news of the arrival of a Mrs. Harvey wh eirl to Mr. and Jmi Mrs. Price on January .1. remembered here as the Hjj TZnet Cleone Evans, daughter of Elmer Evans. . and Mrs. LAYTON lends from out of town who Msited at the home of Mf and1 Mrs Merrill oxer the Christmas week--weMr amt "MtST" GofirgO Woolley and son, Hruce, Aberdeen, Ida.; Mr-anMrs. R,g C. Walters) and daughter, Sharon; Mr. and Mrs Delores S llcckstead a n il daughter I.aKue; Mr. and Mrs. Harley Chaney; Mr. and Mrs. Tru-- 1 man Gilbert; Dr. and Mrs. William II Sprunt; Mr. and Mrs. Robert G Rlakc. M rs Horace Ensign,' Salt l.ake Gity ; Dr. and Mrs. Nolan Reese. Ann Arbor, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kent and son. La-- , Mar. Preston, Ida. I' i The Dee Whitesides LAYTON tare a new-ba- daughter.born by, rr week at an Ogden hospital. Mr. yt "L Mrs. Morris Whitesides are 3 proud grandparents. LAYTON Its The Eton Sills. a boy for the infant arrived at an Ogden hospital. it week Sill is the former Marie Mc-Enti- are Mr. and Grandparents grt. Charles Sill and Mr. and Mrs. II McEntire. Junes Ked duvetyne A seven pound boy LAYTON mired to Mr. and Mrs. William Jones December 31 in Logan. Carol- By VERA are already very their new sister. Mrs. Jones will be remembered as the former Wilda Burton. Grand-puenn are Mr. and Mrs. J. ine and Marlene veil pleased with en'-o- ' r ' WINSTCIJ A BRIGHT, COLOKH uii under s dark coat makes fut torial gaiety and warmth to tm..t. red is used f, r Bright jewel-ton- e this smart duvetyne suit The jacket ia fitted through the bodice and th peplum ia stiffened to tand away from the body. A blac k taffeta tie and black ball buttons are other details. The circular skirt is Smartly flared. I ts Wil-(ju- Burton. to Wedding Walks Election Slated By Layton Group LAYTON Report of Christmas activities and announcement of election of officers highlighted the regular monthly meeting of the Layton Chamber of Commerce held at Toms cafe, Wednesday. Max J. Bishop, vice president, was in charge of the meeting, and the Christmas activities report was given by Louis Barnett. - Mr. Bishop announced that officers for the coming year will be elected at the regular meeting to be held on February 4. Plan Annual Ball vx1 ' t v v e snowfall in New York paralyzed auto traffic. As a result, Mary Cuccia of the Bronx, N. Y., cautiously walks over icy street from her home to the church where she was married to Carmine Calderon!. Other members of the wedding Priy also arrived at the Bronx TKi RECORD bride-to-- be snow-cover- ed church on foot International) Slate Meeting I. AX TON Davis county Daughters of Ftah Pioneers will hold a board meeting Friday in the First, National bank building to discuss a contract for publication copies of the Dl'P history V First of Antelope Dland Garden Club CLEARFIFI.D Regular meet- ing of the Glearfield Garden club will be held Thursday. Jan. s. at 7:.'N p.m. at the home of Allen Taylor. Junior Girls from the Farmington 1. 1S ward MIX who participated in the rose ceremony Tues, man, Tdrne Anderson; 1. a Pell ileus-,- - Helen Hess, day iiight"are7'front towt Irffitr right-- Dorothy-Ne- w Olive Kynaaton, Cheryl Robinson, Norma Steed, Susan Hanks, 'Maine Pearson and Pauline Morgan; bark row, left to right, Mrs. II. S. Monson, Junior leader; Sheila Richards, Dorothy Gregory, Jo Ann Robinson, Carol Wood, ltexerly Sorenson and Anavar Carr. -- FARMINGTON Junior Girls from the Farmington LPS ward conducted the colorful and impressive Rose bouquet ceremony Tuesday evening at a special program attended by parents of the girls and special guests. The ceremony symbolizes HX per cent enrollment of all eligible Junior girls and presentation of the group to the X'WMIA president in the form of the rose bouquet. Mrs. 11 S. Monson, class leader, conducted the candlelight ceremony. There are 25 giris enrolled in the Farmington class. The special program which featured members of the Junior class included readings by Jo Ann Robinson, vocal solos by Anavar Carr, readings by Olive Kynaaton and Carol Wood and a speech of welcome by president of the class, Cheryl Robinson. A talk on the class symbol, the rose, was given by Beverly Sorenson. Dorothy Gregory played organ selections while each girl placed her rose in the bouquet. The lou-quwas then tied with a white i ibbon and presented to Miss Emma Miller, YWMIA president. Following the event refreshments were served to parents of Junior Girls and stake and ward MIA officers present Davis County Man Attending California School SAN LUIS OBISPO, Cal.- - Maxwell Ci. Hess, son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hess. Farmington, is the sole Utah resident now enrolled at California State Polytechnic college in San Luis Obispo, Cal. A recent survey of the 2111 men now registered at the San Luis Obispo campus showed that all but six of the IS states were represented. as well as lit foreign Rations and the territory of "Hawaii. Not included in the survey were more thun too men attending the branch college at San Dimas. Hess, a veteran of three years service with the air forces, is majoring in air conditioning and refrigeration at California Polytechnic, which specializes in vocational training at the college level in the fields of industry and agriculture. He and his wife, the former Miss Gloria Harris, Layton, Utah, now make their home at the small coastal town of Avila, five miles from the campus. et Couple Engaged KAYSVILLE Mr. and Mrs. William F. King announce the engage- ment of their daughter, Afton, to LaVar Adams, son of Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Adams, Tooele. The couple will set their marriage date for early spring. Both are students at the USAC in Logan. LANTERN CLUB TO MEET The Lantern club will meet Wednesday, Jan. 14, at 7:30 oclock at Marcia Mansells, with Alice Barton and Ruth Linford as assistant Mrs. Spencer McMur-di- e hostesses. will give an illustrated talk on LAYTON North Davis MIA committee members are making initial arrangements for the stake's annual Gold and Green ball to be held Tuesday, March 2, at the White City ballroom in Ogden. art. Miss Dora Bybee of West Point and Eldon Barlow of Clearfield, Odd Fact stake activity counselors, are in In Huntington, W. Va., a councilcharge of the dance, assisted by man submitted a resolution which board members. would limit thj price of haircuts for men to 25 cents, with a possible additional charge of 10 A dance sponsored by the North cents for polishing. Davis stake MIA Special Interest groups will be held Friday, Jan. 5, at North Davis junior high school. Livestock, dairy and poultry The public is invited. farming are among the leading industries of Illinois. Chicago is the greatest livestock market. Book I. Ghosts Down J.C.s Double-head- er FOR SALE TRUCK, 33 PLYMOUTH Good Condition BRUCE SCHOFIELD Phone Kaysville PICK-U- LAYTON Layton Jaycees fought a hard but losing battle 1 Block with the famed Colored Ghosts East of Tails Garage, Jan. 3, in a double-headSaturday, Kaysville at Davis high school. Final score Featuring with the Ghosts adding 1 was TELEVISION the game with their to variety PERMANENTS spectacular antics. The New Sensational Wave In the preliminary game, the defeated Bountiful Layton CaQ Kaysville 300-- J NOW The !. of score a by for Appointment game was sponsored by the Jayht Appointments Are Avsilsble cees with Ken Brailsford as sports . director and Everett Mead, coa'-h- Beauty Salon er P 3I-R- -I SUTTONS' ' KI.OWKIt GARDENS 3rd East 2nd South KAYSVILLE, UTAH PHONE 150 Where the Flowers Grow." M. L. Cut Flowers Corsages Funeral Designs Potted Plants. Bedding Plants Pansies Jones Pete Bonded Refrigerator Service Service . . . Repairs Domestic and Commercial Equipment Electric Motors Repaired RASMUSSEN BROTHERS Prop. Rountiful . . . Phone 693 i . WYVONNFS BEAUTY SHOP I LAYTON JUST SOUTH OF DICKS SERVICE STATION Featuring: Permanents at Popular Prices Hair Styling Facial and Scalp Treatments. For a Limited Time Only-vII- air Cuts Free with Permanents PHONE FOR APPOINTMENTS 69-1-- Available Book Review An additional 2x) copies of U. S. A. booklet, Your Farmhouse SYRACUSE Mrs. Zenas W. Bennett will entertain Syra-Lit- a club members at her home Thursday evening, January 15, at H p. m. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. Elton J. Bennett. Mrs. Maurine II. Read of Ogden will give a book review, The Mountains Are Mine, by Helen Hinckley. s have been obtained by Utah State Extension Service for release to families aa a help in house planning, Effie S. Barrowa, extension housing specialist, announced today. 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