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Show 7$OftfoL & Davis Woman Keith Chaffin Observes Marries Salt Laker Birthday 72nd MRS. KATHRYN JENNINGS Correspondent Phone: Farm: 78 81st Birthday Marked By Layton Woman Mrs. Laura Harris LAYTON wig, widow FARMINGTON FARMINGTON p,. - o; of J. D. Craig, celeTN, ' ",s Harriet Kmily edtoKhl,h ii n;a.ffm es brated her "2nd birthday at her avton. celebrated her , in,iiIMj, s s ih She was born at 's at her home lat home lst week. .V nia Ku ,, ,(a '! t. u cel of and Mrs. K Ii j; ,i taysville, the daughter of Thomas S.l.t Mrs Hoditson was born p and Mary Payne Harris, De- Lake City. Ke.th at Kays-- ' the s, V Mrs 1L' cember 28, 18T6. J "andvik, formeih 22, 117, a daughter of a nt ington On June 21st, 1803 she was marrJ- -l n Vows were' exehanired i. ied to Mr. Craig in the Salt Lake tiu Mr. died couple arKlko. Nevada 1; Craig L D. S. temple. ' ' ai tended the University t Uta! February 22, 1913. She has been They will b hoiened wtt an active member of the Layton ception at the home of tin hi Third ward and was a Relief so' of Parents in Salt Lake fits ciety teacher for a number dan V X member a was uary. of the She years. of Columbine camp, Daughters 4 XI v v Utah Pioneers. She has lived in Layton most of her life. She is the mother of five They are Mrs. Ira Thur-eooDr. Othello Craig, nounce and Mrs Steven ('lark anSyracuse; the hth of then- fuu.th Shirley Craig, son on Chiistmas Oakland, Calif.; das n, a Salt Wendover; Mrs. George Ronnen-kam- p Lake City hospital. and Carl Craig, Layton. . ! H , 1 , , . . i t ii , 5 , chil-dreri- T j Who's New d, - SnAiYT( u ,Honi Calif:, a baby daughtei to Howard Dunn. Mrs. former Mary Call. HEW YEAR BIRTHDAY Mo,'da at a hospital was Mi. and Mrs. Dunn .s the Mrs. Martha WEST POINT her !9ih Thurgood celebrated birthday with a party at the home of her daughter, Mr. Ray Dahl, on CLEARHLLD A baby girl was born on the last of to Mr. and Mrs. ThomasdayLowe. The little girl will soon he welcomed home by five brothers r WEST POINT Mr. and Mrs. U L. Imlay have a new granddaughter. The parents are Mi. and Mrs. Archie Widdison of Hooper. WEST POINT Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones have a new baby girl. She was born on Christmas dayi and has a brothei, Gregory, and a sister, Judy. -- v ' ? $ vX '; ' ,i le I s . ; 'i ff ifc ... V - iff -- vf, vv KAYSVILLE. Mr, and Mrs. Howard Green announce the arrival of a son at a Salt Lake City hospital Enday morning They have one other son. two years old. KAYSVILLE. I)r. and Mrs. Stephen Clark announce the arrival of a son at a Provo hospital on Christmas day. The Clarks have three other children, all boys. .Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Clark, Provo, are grandparents, and Mr. and Mrs. Amasa L. Clark, Farmington, are 1 great-grandparen- KAYSVILLE. Mr. and Mrs. Ben T. Truman are parents of a daughter born at an Ogden hospital New Years Day. The following on Dec. 27. The Turmans have children, with their husbands and four other children, three sons and ives were present: Mr. and Mrs. one daughter. Jndson Thurgood, Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Thurgood, Mr. and Mrs, Dell -- News About Folks in- Thorgood, Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Singleton, LaVon Thurgood, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray DahL Also present were three sisters Mra. Julia Ilart-kMRS. VIRGINIA S. BENNETT Mrs. Lilly Robinson and Mrs. 2 Phone Kays. Alex Patterson. Correspondent MRS. TIIURGOOD SYRACUSE y, 62-J- Mr. and Mrs. Lionel E. Williams had as their dinner guests, New Years day, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Barber, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Barber and Miss Shirley Barber. Junior Girls and Explorer Boys of the Syracuse M. I. A. held their Fireside chat Sunday evening, af-tSacrament meeting, at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. David E. Cook, with their son, Lawrence, acting as host. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Walker entertained at their home Sunday dinner party, with a places being marked for Mr. and n Mrs. Clarence Winegar, Miss Winegar and Glen Winegar of Woods Cross, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barnes and daughter of Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Winegar and family of Ontario, Oregon, and Mr. and Mrs. Oram Winegar and family of Centerville, Utah. Mr. and Mrs. Karl D. Zaugg and affamily returned home Mondayholiter spending the New Years days at Levan, Utah, at the home of Mrs. Zauggs parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mangelson. Mr. and Mrs. Mangelson celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at their home on Sunday. Carol Lynn Cook, small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben S. Cook, is improving from a weeks illness of pneumonia. Miss Mae Bodily, a member of the faculty of the Syracuse public school, is away from her duties this wefck on account of illness. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Gardner left for their home at Blackfoot, Idaho, on Monday after visiting here with KVH tfth . rM s:i;i: WiWilf pr well-plann- ss s: -- i - - Mr. and Mrs. Frank Udy and Mr. and Mrs. Mathias Udy and daughters were guests at the Lawrence Briggs home in Syracuse during the holidays, as well as Mr. and iurs. Delbert Wilcox and family. l'he Aurelia S Rogers, chnip of the I) U P met at the home of Mrs. Ettie Apple on Moiuiuy atternoon with Mrs, Mary G. Clark presenting the lesson, Stones oi Early Pioneers. Loely refreshments were served to twelve guests. Mrs. W. J. M dim d and Mrs. Ivy Lawson spent New Years day in t online, with relatives, A delicious New Years eve turkey dinner was served at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Milton Sessions to the folMr. and Mrs. Leslowing lie lurner, Mr and Mrs. LeGrande Hess, Mr. and .Mrs. llorton Bourne and Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Hess, all ot Farmington, and Mr. and Mrs. Noall llyue and Mr. and Mrs. Dale King of Kaysville. A social evening, .followed the dinner and the Sessions took movies of the group. Mrs. Laurita Griffith has been down in bed with a bad heart for several days. She is improving at the present time, Mrs. Clara KosW entertained on Wednesday evening honoring Mr. James U. Kennami ot Salt Lake City. Guests included Air. and Airs. Will Wilcox of Syracuse, Mr. and Mrs. George Kchunson, Mr. and Mrs. Smith Clark, Airs. M. L. Lee, all of Salt Lake City. The evening was spent reminiscing with lovely refreshments served by the hostess. j Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Van Fleet entertained with a New dears eve party for Mr. and Mrs. Richard Clark, Mr. ami Mrs. Bernard 'ljuyjuks, Mr. and Mrs. Newell Wood and Mr. and Mrs. De Vaughn Jones. The group joined a party at the Dave Merrill home at midnight. Air. and Mrs Gill Robinson spent Thursday evening in Salt Lake at the home of Air. and Mrs. Ralph Robinson. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sorenson. The Book of mormon study group met with Mr. and Mrs. Le Urande Gregory on Sunday evening. MRS. HODGSON Edmund and Elizabeth Colemere She was married to John Hodgson on March 2s, Kstt, in Hooper by Bishop W. W. Child He died in lll.Ti. The couple made their home in Kaysville, Layton, Syiacuse and Preston, but for the last r.0 years resided in Layton. Mrs. Hodgson is a member of the Layton First ward, and served for many years as a Relief society teacher. She is the mother of six sons and daughters. They are Mrs. Pearl Clawson, Winneniucca, Nev.; Mrs. Sarah Ogle, Fresno, Calif.; Mr. Ralph Jones flew to New Mrs. Adeline Pitt, Sunset; Law- York for the holidays to visit with rence Hodgson, Syracuse; Mrs. his son, Reid, who is attending Marian Wiggill and Isaac Hodg- West Point. Reid was in good health and son, Layton, also 23 grandchildren and 13 greatgrandchildren. happy, very busy with his studies anu school activities there. He Wednesday after spending a week passed his midyear exams sucwith the three Sessions brothers cessfully and has entered his secof school. parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Ses- ondMr.term and Mrs. Jones are looking sions. They also visited in Bountiful, Plain City and Sandy during forward to June when Reid will spend the mohth visiting here, vatheir stay here. Mrs. Della Rentmeister is re- cationing lrom West Point activiceiving treatment at an Ogden hos- ties. Besides keeping busy with lespital this week where she was tak- sons there are all kinds of winter en Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard W. Smed-le- sports that the cadeta enter in to, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bar- and which have all helped Reid in ber, Mrs Marlin Gailey and Mr. gaining in stature and brawn. and Mrs. Clarence W. Smedley all Mrs. E. I. Mills, of Phoenix, attended the funeral services last and baby daughter visitArizona, afternoon at Bountiful Thursday for their cousin, Mr. Dan Smedley, ed with Mr. and Mrs. John Steed and Kay during the holidays. of Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Giles have moved Robert Christensen is improvinto the home they purchased in ina from illness of weeks ing Van Fleet addition. The couthe fluenza. He is the son of Mrs. Eva ple formerly lived in Salt Lake Christensen. Elaine and Anna Barber enter- City. Mr. and Mrs. Art Thurston entained with a well arranged holion New Years eve with tertained the home of at their day party a lovely party for Mr. and Mrs. parents last Tuesday evening. Sixteen guests were present. Norman Bennett, son of Mr. and confined to his bed for the past Mrs. Elton J. Bennett, has been week, due to illness. Webb. y, Know Your Utah" Is Theme Of Week Set By Governor Lee An invitation to alDTJtahns to join in observance of Know Your Utahweek was issued last week in the form of an open letter by Parley P. Giles, state chairman of Know Youp Utah week. 'With"lftahV'rapidly increasing industrial importance and evergrowing national recognition, this sponsored annually by the Sons of Utah Pioneers, takes on added importance. As one of his first official acts, Governor J. Bracken I,ee proclaimed the week of Jan. 4 to 10, 1!H9, as Know Your Utah Week, during which all Utahns will he encouraged to learn more aliout their years observance, state, its history, its naturul re- sources, its industries and businesses, its tourist attractions, and its many advantages and opportunities for the future. Utah annually plays host to over a million tourists and to many Mr. national conventions, said Giles, and it is just smart business for the people of Utah to be well-inform- ed . state. regarding our Milton Marston, Mr. ami Mrs. Marvin Steed and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Manning, The Junior Literary dub met at the home of Mrs. Ruth Brown on Wednesday evening, with Mrs. Belli Larkin, reviewer. Mi. and Mrs. Horace Manning, of Ogden, entertained the following guests at a New Years eve party: Mr. and Mrs. Herald Moon, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sjoblom, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Bourne, Mr. and Airs. Lloyd Morns and Mr. and Mrs. Alvah McCullough. Miss Joan Moon entertained twenty guests, on New Years eve, f at a pot luck party. Mr. and Mrs. Herald Moon and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Orville Smith in Salt Lake City. The Smith's will leave in a few days for California to spend several weeks with relatives. The Rose City Bridge club will meet with Mrs. Ferris Workman on January 13, at 1:00 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Verl Beecher and son, Kirt, left on Tuesday morning for their home in Richmond, Washington, after spending the holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Beecher, and other relatives. Friends of Mr. Keith Chaffin will be interested to hear of his marriage on December IK to Miss Norma Robb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Robb of Salt Lake City. Keith is a son of Mrs. S. J. Wandvik, formerly of Farmington. The couple exchanged wending vows at Elko, Nevada. Both attended the University of Utah. A reception will honor the couple at the home of the brides parents in Salt I.ake City late in January. Mrs. Virge Lindhorst is at home recuperating from a major operation in a Salt Lake City noBpital early in December. She was quite ill for a number of weeks but is much improved at the present time. A number of local people attended the Messiah in the tabernacle in Salt Lake City on Sunday. Miss Kate Tree of Syracuse spent the holidays with the E. B. Gregory family. Kaysville, Davis County. Utah Thurs., Jan. 6, 1949 Page An example is the annual conof the National Editorial ception Association which is scheduled to he held in Utah this year, the first time in the Associations 7.'i years of existence. Tins convention will bring from .'no to loon newspaper-publisherto Ituh who will alrhe information about the seeking state for publication in their newsinformation papers at home which they can obtain only if we their hosts Know Our Utah. To this end, the Sons of Utah Pioneers are attempting to simulate interest among our citizens in learning the essential facts of Utah, according to Mr. Giles. Know Your Utah Week activities will include the Governors proclamation, special observances by civic clubs and churches, newspaper editorials, school programs, window displays and other educational media. It is expected that this years observance will be the most extensive yet anti will reach into every populated urea of the state. Your County Agents Speak DLore Nichols j Bountiful spent several days last week at the Harold Pace home. Miss Arleen Miller entertained at dinner during the holidays for n Miss Maralyn Pearson, Miss Hackman, of Farmington, and Miss Joair Stringham, M.ss- Barbara Parkins, Miss Joyce Sanderson ami Miss Margaret Bell, of Al-lee- - Bountiful. s County Agricultural Agent Melvin L. Wakefield Assistant County Agent THETA JOHNSON Home Demonstration Agent Farmington. Utah That time of year has rolled again when you turkey producers will begin to look for sources of poults and do your planning for the years production ahead From all indications, this year should he a favorable one, with prices for turkeys up and feed j costs down. I have looked over the plan of work you committeemen drew up lust year, and I find many recommendations were made that, if carried out, would he of great benefit to you. I understand a lot of these things werent carried out because Mr. .Morris, our state specialist, and Mr. Peterson, both changed occupations in the middle of the year; and, therefore, they werent perform their part. 1 believe we should begin to think about getting together gain, soon, to review the past year's program of work and on this basis, plan for the coming able to completely -- year. you checked Have our tribute in granite to one Jwi love is as permanent aa eardi; as perpetual as. the r1,8 ,un- . . Affectionate Gurnee that will he under- - ttood M n8 at civilization relatives. James bH last. your fruit Mr. J. II. Robinson has returned treo for rabbit damage This exhome from Denver where he spent treme cold weather and deep snow several weeks with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Mathias Udy, Carol Nancy and Rose Mary, of Oregon, spent the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Udy. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Udy entertained with a Christmas dinner in their honor. The group were guests of the Morris Udy family in Salt Lake City on Monday. Her-mosto- n, has covered up much of the rabbit feed and may cause them to bark your fruit trees. Rabbits can be controlled by poison bait. There is a problem, however, with bait, because there are also a lot of deer in the orchards which will also take the bait and it will likely kill some of them. The deer are also doing damage to 1 the trees. Saturday Blaze Emphasizes Lack 01 Hydrant Water In Davis Area FARMINGTON. County ComC. missioner Eugene Ford underscored the need of exceptional precaution in the prevention of fires in the North Balt Iuke district of Davis county, Sunday, and pointed to the fact thut hydrant water is not available to combat fires in this area. He said that the only water available to fight fires would have to come from either fire truck pumper boosters or canals and streams. Early Saturday morning, an inadequate water supply forced the Bountiful firemen to stand and it watch the Viva motel occuburn itself out. Thirty-fiv- e pants of the frame cabins escaped injury, but suffered loss of all personal belongings when the flames ten-un- forced them into the zero temperatures of early morning. It was believed that the fire started in a boiler room and swept through t he dwellings before an alarm could be turned in. Charles A. Trump, chief of the Bountiful volunteer fire department We had to conserve watstated: er in our pumper engine in case the wind changed and endangered other structures. That was the only water available, and as much as we hated it, we had to watch the motel burn. He said that where a stream or canal is present adequate water can be pumped from these sources. A move is underway to obtain a hydrant system for Tire fighting, hut the date when it will be operating is undetermined. HMt-gallo- n DAVIS COUNTY SHEET METAL WORKS LENNOX COAL OIL AND GAS FURNACES STOKERS and AIR CONDITIONERS GUTTERS : SKYLIGHTS : CHIMNEY TOPS Chss. A. Tramp, Trop. Phone Bountiful 103 or 166 Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Gregory en- tertained with a New Year's day dinner for the family. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Millard of ed X Ar-lea- $ 5 Criddle of Salt Lase the City spent a few days, during of homes the at here holidays, Mr. and Mrs. Fay Child and Mr. and Mrs. Eli Rentmeister. He is the brother of Mrs. Childs and Mrs. Rentmeister. Mrs. Zenas W. Bennett entertained for members of her club home. AtMonday evening at her Lester Frew, Mrs. tending were C. r Mrs. Keith West, Mrs. Rtf us Mrs. Bennett, Melvin Willey, Mrs. tkt Ail William S. Holt. Mrs. Ray Dahl, Ben Mrs. Ralph Walker and Mrs. S. Cook. was Mrs. Esther Clark, of Logan, ana Mr. of a Sunday dinner guest Mrs. Clitford Barber. week Kata Tree was a onments Burial her Vaults Tile endMiss of home the at visitor Mr. and sister, brother-in-laGDEN UTAH 319 B. Gregory, at their Mrs. Elijah Bird., Phone 6914 home in liirnunton. R. Sessions Mr. and Mrs. Don rHaUi inuini cold tnmi and two daughters,a!ld - .nJ. Myron Sessions ixSes-n- d tHftNNtU0 Mr. and Mrs. Perry lcft sions and family ll last homes at Bynum, Montana, G. r. Your CLEANING Apparel lor laniors. Misses and Women WRIGHTS INCORPORATED IN OGDEN COATS . . . DRESSES . . . SHOES MILLINERY . . . LINGERIE at the Time Your Door MODERATE PRICES PREVAIL. 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