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Show I I I Newlyweds are Feted With Reception LAYTON WE HAVE FINISHED OUR Mrs. Henry Call received a call News From Veterans Administration last Sunday from her daughter who reside in San and Leandro, California- to wish her Two former UniverLAYTON many happy returns of the day. were united Btudents Utah of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Tyylor sity in marriage Thursday, April K. were Sunday dinner Miss Connie V. Stevenson, daughguests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mr. and Mrs. John S. Steof ter H ichenlooper. venson of I.ayton, became the bride Mr. and Mrs. Glen Corey of of. Richard J. Lewis, son of Ogden were Sunday dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. Reg Lewis in a Salt at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. son-in-la- w - ent time is active in the Air Force Flying Sponsor Corps, Kaysvllle, Davis Cocsty, CiAi She is the daughter of Mr. and Thunk Apr. 15, 1954 Three tips to veterans who have Mrs. Daniel D. Riley, Layton. I ( Almost ! Mrs. William Page of Bountiful spent last week with her daugh-- J Mr. and Mrs. ter and Dawson. Dick Layton Ladies Literary club was held Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. H. D. Call. She was assisted by Mrs. Asahel Steven-BoMrs. lmer Green and Mrs. Welden-Kober- ta. Bette Argyle of Clearfield gave a talk on Norway. Mrs. Ray Walker, Mrs. Otto Kent, Mrs. Glady Wilde and Mrs. Walt Smedley joined friends from Ogden for cards and lunch at the Mansion House in Ogden Thursday, Last week end' guests of Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Egan were Mrs. Darrell Hill and children of Pay-soUtah. Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Egan w son-in-la- AND WE ARE RATHER PLEASED WITH THE IOBI j Lake L. D. S. temple ceremony formed by Apostle LeGrande Richards. n, DROP IN AND LET US HEAR FROM YOU Everything ior the .. . FISHERMEN SPORTSMEN HUNTERS AND n, CAMPERS are sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Biggs and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Jacobson spent the week end in Laa Vegas, Nevada. Mr. Biggs attended a road school there for three days. Lane Forbes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Forbes, a second year student of Weber College, was chosen to represent that college at the National Junior College speech tournament held at the University of Lawrence, Kansas. Young Robin won third place in oratory. Over two hundred students took part in this tournament. Lane returned home Friday after a weeks trip. ' Fireside chat was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Welden Rob- Refrigerators Heme Freezers Ranges Trade-i- n ; A. I wedding breakfast at the Doll House, complimented the couple, following their marriage vows. Friday evening, the newlyweds received guests at a reception at North Davis stake house in ClearA field. A, spring bridal frock of epi-- ; bioidered organdy was the brides dress for the event. Three bouffant scalloped - tiers of organdy formed the ballerina-lengtskirt. Denture puffed sleeves and softly scalloped neckline were features of the basque bodice. Her fingertip veil edged in white lace was fashioned with orange blossom and she carried a wljite orchid with white and pink carnations and stepha-no- t h is. Gowns fashioned after the brides of nylon with pale pink blossoms were worn by the attendants, Mrs. Gayle A. Stevenson, Mrs. Carl Stephenson, Miss Diane Stevenson and Miss Dixie Lewis. In tiny baskets they carried pink carnations und stephanotis similarly frocked were Vickey .Lynn Stevenson, junior bridesmaid and flower girls, Juell Stevenson and Sherryl Kaye Stevenson. Leona Mackey of Layton stood as best man for the bridegroom. Ushers were Gayle Stevenson, Lewis Provestgard and Carl Stevenson. The young couple left Tuesday wi yohllneomnoETAOINNU and erts after Sacrament meeting Sunand will honeymoon en route to day evening. Miss Joha Wester-buin-a of Syracuse was the guest Texas where the bridegroom is stationed with the U. S. army at Fort speaker. Sam Houston. For travel, Mrs. Lewis wore a cherry red linen suit A e bureau placement with white accessories. on the Brigham Young The bride was extensively enterascampus for the purpose of tained before her marriage. Mrs. Childlike obedience moves toward George Provestgard entertained every command of God, as the nee- on Wednesday at her home In Salt dle points where the loadstone Television Sets (Big per- Allowance on Your Old Range) Power Lawnmowers WE SELL FISHING LICENSES! 4 full-tim- loo.OMo post-Kore- vet- - a WISHING EVERYONEA SAFE AND A j erans. VA said, have taken out the special term insurance available to them upon separation from I ' j j ministration. j G. Chandler. Pre 7 speciul Korean GI insurance were offered today by the Veterans Ad- - j active service. To these new policyholders, the VA gives this advice: First, get into the habit of paying all premiums when they are due Although the law allows a giace period of .HI days during which the policy remains in effect even if a premium due is not paid, veterans should consider this provision an emergency measure and reserve it for an emergency. Second, do not send cash through the mails in paying premiums, but use a check or money order made payable to the Veterans Administration. Your canceled check or money order stub will serve as a receipt. Third, be sure to name your beneficiaries and have this information recorded by VA. This may be done through any VA office. f Korean veterans have only 120 days after separation from active military service in which to apply for the special term insurance. VA said. WEEK-EN- D M&iA For the Best in Jewelry and Watch Repairing Layton Girl is Honored at Univ. LAYTON Carolea Riley was elected vice president in charge of pledge training of the Alpha Phi sorority at the University of Utah recently. Carolea is a graduate of Davis High where she was active in school activities. At the university, she is majoring in elementary edu cation. She served as secretary of the Founders Day celebration at the Hilltop school, and at the pres Special Low Prices for Easter OPEN EVENINGS TILL 8 P. JL Mem i Lake with a miscellesheous show er. Thursday, Mrs. Gayle Stevenson entertained for the bride at the home of her mother, Mrs. Melvin Wood in Clearfield with a personal shower, and on Friday Mrs. Paul Roberts and Mrs. Newell Anderson entertained twelve close friends of the bride with a miscellaneous shower at the Roberta home. jjeuMzlui NEXT TO HOMERS 687 SOUTH STATE CLEARFIELD PHONE Ve Givo MS. & 0358-R1- 3 HZ' Green C2: draws. Thomas Watson. WISE SHOPPERS SAVE AT WISE vUilY Words of the Wise Injustice Is relatively easy to bear; what stings la Justice. (Henry Mencken) LAYTON. UTAH By Bill Parker COFFEE N.K W&OS TZutnifS to GAY, ' ' MO! OUrOUS " cost of equipping a television station, one has to consider the - SHSfi - ij n 4 (tor- - ... It's It's fun easy... count the missing G's and E's ALL YOU DO fffftt'S 4 n Count the numbertooftheG'lright.and E'l left out of the paragraph THIS STXIKIN IN N RAl I CTtiC CONSOL IN YOUS HOM TODAY. TH MOST OUTSTANDIN T 1 VISION S T THAT YOU CAN OWN WITH CAUS N RAL I CTSIC T I VISION YOU CAN NJOY SUCK ULTRA VISION WHICH IS TH DAYUT PIN ST I CTtONlC D V LOPM NT V R Off R D TO TH AM RICAN PUSUC IMA ... tring your total to our itoro. will you hove the correct count you be con which check nscelvo o gsnoiaus of a G-- TV the toward purchase applied set in our store. Abo, you'll hove a chance to win valuable prize at the store the beautiful New England Pine hot I cold bucket or the stainless steel serrated Steak Knife Set. Win it in a minutel H E n Next you'll receive on official entry Monk for the notional Trip to Rio Contest hi 25 wards or lest complete the statement black and white G-1 want TV now because . E big-scree- n ..." ow SID ST SID PICTUR COMPARISON ACROSS TH COUNTRY HAS PROV D THAT CTR1C T 1 VISION M N RAl S V N TO ON CAS S WAS TH FAVORIT A AINST AU T ST OTH R MAK S FOR TH MAK TH ST PICTUR YOURS IF AND S WHY OTH RS HAY CHOI N L CTRiC T N RAI VISION. I . I I THIS S AUTITUl CONSOL IN HAND RUSS D MAKO ANT R OFF RS AU Of TH CTRIC CHASSIS F N RAL THAT AT A PMC STYUN S. PLUS INCOMP ARABl ALSO D FI S COMPARISON. I THIS N IS WHY RAL I CAN PUT YOU YOUR CONFID NC . IN CTRIC Automatically, we wIQ enter your statement In the conteit. It will be Judged for neatnea, optnett end uniquenea by R. L Polk & Co national contest udges. The three winning d entries wlU receive tripefoMwo to Rio and Sao Paulo. EntriesSvill not bo occoptod later than April 30, 1954. Winners will bo announced by May 31, 1954. full-poi- :si" Msst Mripiag Ewtast Ivwt BARLOW FURNITURE CO. , , Clearfield, Utah. Buy Low at Barlows operation at the Limestone Air Force "Dase in Maine something of a miracle. Last year, alarmed at the increasing AWOL rate, the base commanders decided to TV to keep the boys happy.tiy Using the bases own money, from the PX profits, an experimental TV station was built atop the base hospital, with the building and equipment costing some $34,000. Compared with the elaborate camera chains of the networks, costing fabulous sums, this means the Air Force got quite a bargain. The station is equipped with one videcon camera and an eight-wa- tt transmitter. Its aig nal is thrown 15 miles. The station went on the air on Christone-came- ra CHICO oil Whole or Half After hearing about the high STEAK f H A M Giant 40 OZ. k KNlFt SIJ A A, LARGE DOZEN SHANK BISQUICK . EGGS k I HEATS M.THMTOrSTOO 1 W . p,u'o! md Sew Sj0 Wto ...LB. mas Day ... and since then will follow. Our success with expert TV installations is a good reason to follow the parade to our store to see the new medals of RCA VICTOR TV. Youre sure of the best when you choose an RCA from us. We service what we sell at PARKER TV & APc PLIANCE COMPANY, Layton, Utah. Phone Kaysville 343. L.xa i jab Spring Fryers 43 Pan Beady ; U LB. Sliced Bacon ft? Franks or Wieners ICECREAM t lbs. S'jjCD Pork&Ib3 GROUND KEELEYS PIERCES, TALL CAN BEEF Vi Gal FRESH Hen Turkeys ASM mo- rale at the strategic air base, located two miles from the Canadian border, has soared. The single camera operates on a turntable and handles motion picture projection, slides for station identification, and, on limited basis, live interviews. Its no surprise that working in the TV station is one of the most sought after assignments at the base . . . and the various unit commanders use it as a reward for performance. 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