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Show Davie Itmtt, Thurm, Oct. 39, 1952 New Utah Igt 14 About Folks In KAYSVILLE Arnold M. Barace Corrrpoalat. Phonaj Keyavill 24 Mr. V'erf Tanner 0 . u hot . to member of the Kaysvllle Bay View club at her bom Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Etta Birkln reviewed the book "Postmarked Moscow" by Lydia Kirk, Rrfrehmenta were erred to IK member and the following (peclal guests, Mr. Koall Tanner, Miaa Miriam Bame and " . .. Mrs. Robert Ruggeri. Mrs, JI. Vernon Mansell and Mrs. Clen Robins entertained the North Side Neighborhood Birthday club at the Mansell bom, Monday afternoon, honoring the anniversary of Mrs. Thelma Sanders and Mrs. Mary Bowman. Refreshments were served to 12 fueets. , , Mrs. Mary E. Roberts. and Mrs. John Graham were hoe tease to members of the East Side Neighborhood Birthday club, at the home of Mrs. Lois Stephens Wednesday evening, honoring the anniversaries of Mrs. Robert E? Burton and Mrs. Carol Weaver, Bono was played followed by refreshments. Other guests present were Mrs. Dorothy Reed, Mrs. Glen Smith, Mrs. Melvin Monson, Mrs. Jack Bateman, Mrs. Lyda Burton, Mrs. Clara Maylin, Mrs. Le Roy Crawley and Miss Ada Mayltn. Mr. and Mrs. Jde McCue of Guam, spent a tv days here during the past yn k visiting at the home of their aunt Miss Miriam Barnes and other Kaysvllle relatives. Miss Irene Swan visited in Salt Lake ever the week end as guest of her sister Mrs. E. M. Bagley. The First and Third ward Relief societies will meet Tuesday afternoon Nov. 4. The First ward will meet at 2 o'clock, when Mrs. Minnie Webb will give the theology lesson. The visiting teachers of the Third ward are called to meet at 1 pjiL, when the visiting teachers topic will bo given by Mrs. Mary Bowman, after which the theology lesson will be treated by Mrs. Amelia B. Cottrell The See- - Candidate for District Attorney, writes a letter to the Citizens of . weeks. X). Howard D. Da it spent Saturday at Huntsville, John R. Galley was a visitor to Downoy, Idaho, 8 unday. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Cook of Salt Lake, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ludlow of Amortcan Fork were 8uaday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Layton and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Mclvsr and children. Salt Lako City, visited with Mrs. Melners parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cottrell Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Amoe Odd have returned home from a short trip to Camp Pendleton, Calif., where they Wonder Fudge Perfect fudge In 10 minute with, out cooking, boating or eold water a aew testing can bo made withkitchen recipe developed la the test of Hsrsbey Chocolate Corporation and Durkeo Famous Foods. to "ThunCorinne Calvet, der to the East", a Paramount to shows above at ah demem-itrate- o tho ease with which the delicious aew fudge can be made. 8e simple that ovoa the vounguet Junior mU can bo snre af fuccact with It, the new Wonder Fudge erects a recipe to expected revival of the fudge-makin-g eo-et- ar pto-tur- n, Miss Rhea Slade visited friends In Logan over tho week end. TRUCKERS! Get the new GRIP TRED tGOODEAn Brick Wood Co. Kaysvllle Utak rheas ltl REESE M: REESE Democratic Candidate &or STATE TREASURER ABILITY EXPERIENCE son-in-la- INTEGRITY ELECTION NOVUOtA 4th (Feld Nitkal Alvwttoemsat) William A Dawson, Utah Citizen, said in a letter to Congresswoman Reva Beck Bosone: 1 hare had enough o! politics for tho present and am perfectly satisfied to do On July 13, 1951, , t my part as , A a State employee. al Then, in the same letter, Mr. Dawson wrote: art. Easy Loading "As to the political outlook, yon may be interested in a Republican's viewpoint I believe your record has been pretty well received by most people I have talked to except those who are prejudiced. - s t apparently disagrees with Mr. Dawson, the Citizen. Could it be that Candidate Dawson is prejudiced? Mr. Dawson, the Candidate, V ) - Everybody, including Candidate Dawson - (WHO HAS HOT HADE ONE CONSTRUCTIVE SUGGESTION DUIUNG HIS ENTIRE CAnPAIGN) knows that Reva Beck Bosone I small children can help mother with the wash aew with aa ecey loading Whirlpool automatic washer and matching dryer. A top loading doer with lucite release enables up te sine pounds ef clothes into t be quickly pushed or dumpedaction the automatic. Agiftow weUr distributes clothes evenly to the washer, making It unnecessary te arrange them by bend. Controls, placed at the back of both the automatic washer and either gae or electric dryar, are cut of reach ef email children, yet are easy te read and act. Just two dials, "time" and "temperature", set the automatic for complete wash and Even . Paid Political Adv. Mrs. Rufus W. Benton and family. MR. DAWSON, UTAH CITIZEN, vs. MR. DAWSON, Republican Candidate y ; Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Benton. Salt Lako City, wars Sunday guests of Mr. Benton's parent Mr. and Mrs. Delma Ramses and Mrs. Walter Brakey entertained at a miscellaneous shower at the Ram-ag- e home Friday evening, honoring Mrs. Lloyd Austin, formerly Miss Joyce Nance, a recent bride. The visited their son Russell prior to time wm spent la game and at his departure for Korea with the a late hour a two course luncheon U. 8. force. was served to 12 guests. Mr. and Mrs. Ferris R. Thome Mr. and Mrs. Smith Hatch and Salt Lake City, were Sunday children and Mrs. L. E. Hatch and guests of Mr, and Mrs. Arnold M. Barnes. The MIA of tho Kaysvillo Second and Third wards will bold a Halloween party ia tbo ward recreation hall Saturday evening Nov. 1. at II o'clock. All members of both wards art invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Singleton and Mr. and Mrs. George Larsen all of Provo, were last week end guests of Mrs. Rootta V. Kilfoyle. Mr. George W. Underwood apoat a fear days to Logan during the past week visiting at the homo of Mr. her daughter and and Mrs. Kimball Sandberg and family. , Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rosa, Brig-bar- n City, were 8uaday guests of Mrs. Rom parents Mr. and Mrs. , Frank Jones. I : n. es lea-eo- n. t A large number of Kaysvillo relatives and friends attended funeral sendee for Mr. Caroline Burton Blamires, held at Lindquist after-nooMortuary In Ogden Thursday Interment followed. in the Kaysvllle Memorial Park. Cot tho BEST Wintor Tiro SEOpCUDDnCJBE - end ward society will meet Wednesday morning Nov. S, at 10 oclock when tbs visiting teachers topic will be treated by Mrs. Iva Rasmussen, after which Miaa Pauline Tippetts will give tha theology . Dear Friends and Fellow Citizens: Iliave tried to ignore the false and unwarranted attack made upon my record by my opponent for the office of District Attorney because I did not want to enter into a smear campaign and because I believed my opponent had been ill advised. , Shortly after my opponent started his smear campaign I went to him and requested an explanation for his unwarranted misrepresentations. He advised me that if it required a smear campaign I to win he intended to use such tactics as he wanted the office at any cost. However, since a group of voters and friends have taken issue with my opponents tactics I feel I must rise to my own defense lest some be misled by my silence. For the past three years I have been the Assistant District Attorney and as such have handled 263 cases assigned to' me by the District Attorney. Of these cases I have secured 234 convictions and there have been 9 acquittals and 19 dismissals. However, disposition of all cases were made at the direction of the District Attorney in conjunction with the court, a fact of which my opponent is ' V ; ' well aware. The records of the county clerk will clearly show that my opponent has misrepresented the truth and I invite you to check my record and to compare the of the candidates by making-inquirCounty Attorney, judges, law enforcement officers and members of my profession as to the. efficiency with which I have performed my office. I am sure that most of you are aware of the fact that the District Attorney has a dual purpose, that of protecting the innocent as well as prosecuting the guilty and the efficiency of the District Attorney's Oifice is not based on tho number of convictions but upon the basis that justice has been done, and the rights of all have been protected. It is easy to find fault and criticize but I believe a candidate for public oifice should base his campaign on his own merits father than that of smear and -.criticism of his opponent. , Sincerely, ( L. Roland Anderson children aQ of Ogden and Ferrell Hill of Drigga, Idaho, were all Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cion Stuart and family. , Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A. Creea were visitor to Devils Slide sad chlldrea aa tbair arrival ia Boat by air U climb ay bis dad, (roMoJcosTwTtu Christopher ie trying wbe to bolding the baby while e embrace Mrs. Kennaa. L Roland Anderson, Democratic 4 Ambassador Recalled BONN. CERMANT Georgs F. Kennaa, U. 8. Ambassador Moscow wboee recall was demanded by the 8rriet Goveniasmt wesmUr, mm DavisCounty. Mr. and Mrs. Freak L, Allen, Ogden, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold M. Bemea, Sunday overling. John W. Nance announce the marriage of his daughter Joyce and Lloyd Austin of Preston, .Ida. Tho ceremony took place on Oct. 13, At tho present time the young couple are making their homo at the Nance reside nee. , Dr. and Mrs. D. Keith Barnes left Thursday for a two week's vacation trip to southern California. Mrs. Ethel Johnston underwent ' major operation at the Deo hospital la Ogdeq Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl TaO arrived homo Saturday from a ten days vacation trip to Loo Angelas. Miss Juanita Benton visited Tula-tivin Idaho Falla, Idaho, tho week end. MrsLydla Sheffield to visiting relatives to Los Angslos for two M line mis.outside specifications and Similar finish of the white enamel life-cowasher and dryer enhance their compact design end matching beauceim ty, and make them a desirable blnattoa to any kitchen or laundry i has done an ontstanding Job in Washington for both Utah and the U. S. A. KEEP BOSONE IN CONGRESS ; , . --P-aid Political Adv. by State Democratic Committee 1," |
