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Show :zz.x ti 8. Cmaett Urn. Careiat party last Monday evening fni'y home of his uncle and aunt at the J. Bennett. close relatives attended the social in his honor. Kindergarten classes commenced at the Syracuse Public School on Tuesday, June 1st. Mrs. Eloise S. Kowallis is the instructor, and all students who will be in the first grade next September are registered for kindergarten summer work. Mr. and Mrs. Joshua A. Ashton hare returned home after a week spent at Evanston, Wyoming with Mr. and Mrs. La Mar Ashton, and Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Ashton and their families. ' Reed Walker of Salt Lake City was a visitor last Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. David 'E, Cook. Mr. Walker just returned from Washington, D. C. where he had been attending school. He was a member of the Washington , D. C. Syphony orchestra during the past school year. The 0. F. T. HI sewing club commenced their second year ' of HI clothing last Friday morning. Mrs. Wayne , Barton is the club ' i leader. ' Club officers selected for the year included Karma Hodgson, president; Linda Lee Orme, vice president; Becky Briggs, secretary and Shauna Lynn Bennetteporter. Other dub members are Miss Wilma Zaugg and Miss Donell Cook. Mrs. Howard Thurgood was hostess at her home last week to officers and teachers of tbs Syracuse Second Ward Primary Association.. Eighteen officers and teachers were in attendance. Members of the Syracuse Lions Club and their families gathered at Lagoon last Friday evening along with other Lion Clubs of the County for their Annual outing. Mr. and Mrs. Max Wlggill and two daughters Rhonda and Maxine returned last week from a week's visit at Elackfoot and Idaho Falls, Idaho. . Mr. and Mrs. Allan Flint and two children and Mrs. Cerlssa Thompson returned last week from St Charles, Idaho where they visited over the Memorial Day holidays at the home of Mr. and Mrs. HowMr. and Mrs. Phillip Thirty-fir- e . 1 ard Meechain. Mrs. Meecham is a daughter of Mrs. Thompson and a sister to Mrs. Flint. ' Mr. and Mrs. Jack D. Gardner visited Sunday afternoon at the homes' of.Zenas and Elton Bennetts. They were enroute to California for a ten day vacation from their home at Blackfoot, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. t Glen Briggs of Nampa, Idaho were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hansen and Mrs. Malinda Briggs. Mr. and Mrs. Don R. Sesssions and family and Miss Marion Bodl ly visited with relstives Sunday afternoon at Bountiful. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Cook hid as their visitors Sunday, Mr. and m ii annum pasty rove! M-M- Dairy Darling for 1964-GKaysviila. Dans wuty, Utah , Mm. Helen Williams of Brigham 1954 P. City and' Mm. Bea Sessions of Thors., June 10, Driggs, Idaho, visited Thursday Mr. and Mrs. James S. Beck and afternoon with Mrs. Fern S. New"Miss -- J. 4 I 4 CXCTZpr -- O'- COMO SPRINGS IUS FOR ..y;A F U II EVERY Swimming Rowling "Uncle (Mg man) Andy Is shown above with some of the Bov Scoots who assisted and some of tho children who enjoyed his snansl party held recently in Layton. And Everyone Had a Good Time At the Party owner-operat- mately 1,000 youngsters enjoyed Day means to Americans. the festivities. All. 1,000 children were given a On ths serious side, the children bag of pop corn and a big sucker. were attentive as the colors were Then followed a show, with two posted. Then followed community comics and a main feature keyed singing of The. Star Spangled especially to tho young pooplos ' and a few tastes. America, Banner, j 'rounds. Everyone said the afternoon Mr. Anderson then talked quiet- was a huge success. And who had ly to the children telling them of the best time? You guessed it their heritage and what Memorial Uncles" Andy and Bill! fun-givi- ng News About Folks in LATTOII Mrs. Virginia 8. Bennett Correepondeat Phone 021I-J- 1 Miss Becky Arams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dell H. Adams, will join a Brigham Young University student tour of three months in Europe. Becky left Tuesday, and the ftoup will said from Quebec, Canada, on Juno 8th. The traveler a student of tho Utah State Agriculture College at Logan. Arthur D. Jackson, husband of Mrs. Bonnie Harris Jackson, has been accepted by the University of Texas to do extensive study in Europe this summer. Mr. Jack-so- n will join a group of twenty educators from all parts of the United States all of whom are either professors or graduate stu-is dents working toward a doctorate ' degree. The tour will begin in London; ten days will be spent at the University of Paris; from Paris they will go to the International Center at Biarritz, France; they will also visit in Germany, Holland, Scotland and Wales, and also in Spain at the University of Santander. Credits earned from these conferences will be applied toward a doctorate degree for which Mr. Jackson is training. Miss Mary Dawson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray J. Dawson, a student st the Brigham Young University at Provo represented the school in the Dairy Queen contest held Saturday at tho Utah State Agriculture College at Logan. She was named as one of tho attendants. Miss Deanna Gardner of Logan was crowned Salt ' Lake on Tuesday and left this week for a L. D. S. Mission to 'the Northern States, Mr. and Mrs. David E. Cook had as their Sunday dinner guests, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell B. Hansen and family of Garland. Primary meetings for the Syra cuse Second Ward will be held at WEVE EVER OFFERED Regular $279.93 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday through- ONLY m gei dsns to ce rzzm cri $r $s::d rjR3 ONLY $2.00 PER WEEK ofer down payment. RefrigAmazing new ROTO-COLeration gives you more uniform cold temperature throughout the entire refrigerator 1 GJLa AUTOMATIC DED FROST with the magic FROST-L1MITO-- Contact th Space Maker door shelves and a vegetable drawer give you plenty of extra roan! In fact, you get almost more storage space per square 30 foot o( floor space than in comparable older models. Layton, Utah Phone 0045-R- 1 SEE IT TO DAY! I r0TCTCJT M0 D, 'J . crrrcs-rccATEL- Lo, (amiAMcraJ naowrocDj 'Ou GOOD OLD MOTHER EARTH ! From Mother Earth comes an abundant life for all. Most everything that we eat and wear or use in our dally life depends on Mother Earth. Now you may ask, what has caused this brainstorm of mine about Mother Earth? Thats easy to explain. One of Mother Earths most abundant produets here in Utah is her mineral deposits. From the mineral deposits comes our mining industry. From our mining industry comes thousands of jobs for our miners and millions of dollars in taxes that pay the way for State government. Past policies on tariffs have put a crimp in our mining industry. Metals have been purchased out of oar country where living standards and prices are low and our miners have had lean pickings mi this account. Lets get our mining industry back on its feet. Lets miners a full bread basket again. Put these these get men back to work. Now you' ask how. Our Congressmen and Senators in Washington have done a grand job in getting recognition for our mining industry, but they cant do everything. Every citizen in, Utah can help complete what these representatives of ours in Washington have started if we will write or wire President Eisenhower now (and I mean, right now) that we favor the approval of the Tariff Commissions report to strengthen our material defense by freeing us of dependence on foreign metals and purchase those materials for stock piles in our own country and by so doing bring one of our most important industries, the mining industry, back to where it belongs in our economic life. An investment of a 3c stamp and ten minutes of your time writing a letter will mean more dollars in your pocket. I wonder how many Utahns are interested in Utahs future and our mining industry. Time will tell when we see how many letters are received by Pres. Eisenhower. I hope they. have to put an extra Mail clerk to work to handle these letters. Dont wait till tomorrow, send your letter right now. Now lets see what the Layton Cold Storage and my Merry Merchants have to offer you for this week end. Oh my, there are too many to mention here. You will Just have to come down to the store and see for yourself. Here are just a few of them. GOLDEN l RIPE OLIVES 7 0Z. CAN 19 t Idaho rv ROY. UTAH CARNATION CORN FLAKES 12 OZ. PKG. PIERCES TOMATO JUICE 46 Oz. Can i 21 ' 25 25 UTE CUT GREEN BEANS ..2 forf 27 No. 303 Can PIERCES PORK & BEANS No. 300 Can. ..2 for ..2 for 1 NU MELLO MARGARINE, LB. PKG 40 Jq Givo S. & IL" Green S lamps . t 'Or And dont forget our Frozen Food Bank of guaranteed meats and frozen foods for your locker or home freezer. You Eat Better for Less when you eat the Frozen Food Bank way at the Layton Cold Storage. So long 'till next time. , O RATES DON'T INCREASE O CIUIHTS PONT DECREASE a i' fciB-wid- TAYLOR i o, frosting! THORLEY Mutual Benefit Life Insurance R, limits frost build up and adjusts itself in any dimate to operate only when your refrigerator needs de- $5C:3 WITH FAMOUS Skating or interesting tours, and report having had a wonderful time throughout tho entire trip. f Mrs. Eva Christensen entertained with a dinner party at her home last Monday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zaugg and family Mr. and Mrs. Zaugg's son Elder Virgil Zsugg entered the Mission ivuurjT man. three children of Crompoint, New Mrs. Rachel Craig and three Mexico, are visiting Mm. Becks children of Centralia, Washington, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Mr. and Mrs. Don Kirby of Ken- Whitesides. newick, Washington and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Weaver and children have been visiting st the home of Mrs. Laura Craig. Mrs. Charles P. Maughan left Monday for Pegran, Idaho, where she will visit for a week with relatives. Mrs. Elizabeth Hansen is home after a weeks visit in Ephraim T and Salina with relstives. Mrs. Walter Hepworth and children of Woods Cross were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Mm. Hepworth is Mrs. Latimer. niece. Latimers Arrangements DAY have been made for the families to meet one day in the near future to evchange family genealogy. The American Legion Post 87 of Layton installation officers was held Monday evening with wives and auxiliary members as invited guests. Pot luck supper after tho Drive Up the Canyon ceremony was enjoyed. George Wilcox was guest speaker. and Try Our It was an enjoyable fishing trip Chicken and Steak over the week end to Mackay, Ida-dDinners for three of the Call brothers, Allan, Jedd L. and Layne. The weather was bad but the fishing Only 30 Minutes very good. While her husband was Drive Up Weber Canyan away, Mm. Allan Call and children, James and Janice, visited on U. S.30 with Mr. and. Mm. James L DELIGHTFUL . ycu g:.:it 5. 12 y. P'i LAYTON Uncles" Andy and Bill did it again! The small fry of Layton will attest to the good humor and kind heartednesa of B. M. Anderson and Bill Phelps who gave another of their annual kids' par-ti- e Clearfield. ' on May 20. A group of Syracuse friends en, tertained at Lagoon last Saturday Mr. Anderson is ths of the Layton Cold Storage evening for Mr. and Mrs. Fermi Galley of Ogden. It was the Galley's and Mr. Phelps operates the Bits Theater in Layton. wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mm. Eugene Tolman, These two business men have Syracuse, and Mm. Eric Prussi of held a party for all tho school age Salt Lako City have returned to children in Layton for tho past their home after a ten day visit at four years. Prior to that time, Mr. Pendleton, Oregon with Mr. and Anderson entertained them all in Mrs. Jim Udy and small daughter. his store for tbree years. . Mrs, Udy was the former Wanda Mr. Anderson grins when he Tolman, a daughter of Mr. and said the party was limited ' to Mrs. Eugeno Tolman. school-ag- e youngsters. Some of Mr. and Mm. Francis Wiggill them must start to school at ths spent a few days last week in age of about three but we love Idaho. They attended the golden em all!" wedding reception of Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Skinner at Sugar City, Idaho The party begins with the aid on Wednesday evening, and also of the Boy Scouts helping ths visited with relatives in Blsckfoot children to find themselvos a seat in the theater. This year It was and Idaho Falls. to overflowing as approxi- Mm. Melvin Hill of Layton and filled Mrs. Lucina Nevills of Syracuse have returned from a month vaca- out the summer months. Mr. Willard M. Bambrough urges all tion to the Hawaiian Islands. children ' to attend and They made the trip with one of Primarythe summer activities. enjoy tho Yida Fox Clawson's Home in hugs success -- Mm. Lucina Neville accompanied Mrs. Zina Rhead of Salt Lake City to Idaho Falls, Idaho last week end where they visited with their cousin Mrs. Elisa Baird Sessions. Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Sessions and son John and Lamars father Ole C. Sessions spent last week end at Yellowstone National Park. David Hansen returned last week from a Salt Lake hospital where he had been receiving treatment. David is. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell nansen. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilcox and son Brent and daughter Pamela, vacationed last week at the South- ern Utah Parks. Mrs. Mark Cook and two daughters Donell and Lu Jean spent Sunday and Monday' with relatives at Ilenefer, Utah. The Mia Maids, Explorers, Junior Gleaners and Junior of the enSecond Ward M.LA. Syracuse Suna fireside last joyed meeting day evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip J. Bennett The guest speaksrs of tho evening were Bishop Anthon Montgomery and Foster Chandler of L3 - n; Carl Thxurrood, son of Un. Nellie B. Thuiood, has enlisted in the U. H Air Ccrp asi left last week fcr Lnckland Air Force Base in Tczra. He was honored with a - Mrs. Ernest Wood, Mr. and Mm. Vic Mason, Mr. and Mrs. Adalbert Parry and daughter, Barbara and Ray, of Bountiful; Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hall, Salt Lake City; Ur. and Mrs. Stanford Wiggill of Lay-toMr. and Mm. Randolph Cook, Mr. and Mrs. William Mulford, Mr; and "Mrs. Raymond and Geo. Cook , of Syracuse. Dennis Ashton of Evanston, Wyoming Is spending a week with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Joshua A. Ashton. HOME OF THE FROZEN FOOD BANK", paitw "Tho Bird Wiih tfco Crr Layton Cold Storage PHONE 30 N Fnoins Service With a Smile" LAYTON. UTAH B. M. ANDERSON Omier 3-c- ::i I |
