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Show Founders Day program Set by Whitesides PTA CHURCH NEWS KAYSVILLE " - Sowing Cbsp fcsg'ms ' ' Layton The Founders' Day program for the E. M. White-sidelementary achool will be held Tuesday, February 9 at 7:30 p.m, The program will consist of talks by American Field students, Olaug Vaala, Norway, who is attending Davis High School and living with the John Adams family in Layton this winter; Julia Simmons, Layton, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Roy W. Simmons, who visited Japan lest summer; and Edward Massey, Clearfield, eon of Mr. and Mrs, Wdhm Massey, who recently returned after attending achool in Germany for alx es ' special aewing class Is being sponsored Ly the Fourth Ward Relief Society. It will begin Thursday, February 4, and will be held in the wards relief soKaysville A ciety room. There will be two classes, one from 9 .m. to nooa and one from noon to 8 pun- - each Thursday for ' six weeks. Mrs. Mary Scoffield is class instructor. Anyone interested in attending should contact Mrs. Edith Grover, , . . , telephone 417-WORK DAY IN FOURTH WARD Kaysville Work Day for the Fourth Ward Relief Society will be February 9 at 10 a.m. at the chapel. Mrs. Karma Swindle, Farmington, will give a talk on home ' management and time. An Ogden dairy will furnish the dairy products part of the lunch and also present a short talk on nutrition. Lunch will be served to both women and children, according to Mrs. Georgia Barton, president. THIRD WARD GOLD AND GREEN Kaysville MIA of the 'Kaysville Third Ward is sponsoring the annual Gold and, Green Ball Saturday, February 6, at 8:45 pun. at the recreation hall. 'There will be a floor show and refreshments will be served. Everyone in the ward is invited. Mrs. Afton McCormick is president of the YWMIA. BAPTISMAL SERVICES Stake Baptismal services will be Davis Kaysville held Saturday at the Stake House atSO p.m. Fast Sunday services will be held in the wards throughout the stake on February 7. Davis Stake conference is scheduled for February 20 and 21. BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT of the Third Ward are playKaysville Junior ing in the Lakeside basketball tournament at Roy for two weeks. Teams playing are from various Davis communities as well as Ogden, with 24 teams participating. The third ward team played Saturday and will play again Thursday, Feb. 4. DeWayne Thorne is coach of the Third Ward team. NEW PRIMARY OFFICERS IN SIXTH Kaysville The Sixth Ward Primary has been reorganized, naming Mrs. Mary Thorson, president; Mrs. Darlene Brown, first counselor; Mrs. Billy Timothy, second counselor. Mrs. Texie Hill was released as president. Her counselors had been Mrs. Thorson and Mrs. Brown. M-M- game is to be held on February 26th. Working out a sparkling new routine are the Pep Club sponsors Mrs. Eva Fryer and Mrs. Beth Cornia. The sixth and seventh period ninth grade girls gym classes will combine for the march. The classes will march togeth er on separate sides of the floor. The practices were begun on January 2bth, with the first stages of the maneuver. Central's Pep Club prepares To march Jean Freer The Pep Club of Central Davis Junior High is preparing to march at a basketball game to By be with played Davis South Junior High at Central. The Pag ing MR. PUBLIC! Have You Heard? We have added the FIRTH line of carpetin'. to our numerous other name brands. Watch for arrival of carpet rolls soon , . . 5 Police oiiicers To - 1 -- j eryday Attendance played an exceptionally good game, coming out on top in the last quarter. The score at the end of this exciting game stood 35 to 20 Centrals favor. The closest game of the day was the game played at Bountiful, between the 9th grades. During this game the score was tied several times. At the end of the third quarter Central was ahead and they remained so to the end of the game. Although Bountfiuls team made several attempts to gain on Central the final score stood, Central 43, Bountiful 41. at prayer meeting at the Evening Vespers continues to rise. Plans are being made for a program for Easter which will include Communion on Good Friday. Also the choir will have new robes by the Easter Sunday. REFLEX-LEADE- February R attend 1113 North Main Sunset, Utah Across From West Entrance to Hill Field on Hi 91 That Good, Dependable Western , Insurance 4, 1960 Page Phone TA Or See mmi VERN M. SMITH Clearfield 133 So. Slate CLOSED WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON OPEN TILL NOON ON SATURDAY 5 Court conference Clearfield On February 8, as many of the Clearfield police officers as can be spared and Justice of the Peace, Vem Burton, will be attending the 19G0regional court conference in Ogden. This conference is being sponsored by Governor George D. Clyde, Chief Justice, J. Allen Crockett, and Attorney General, Walter L. Budge, and the purpose of the conference is to educate the local police and judges in the proper way to maintain local traffic courts and to put into practice, proper court procedures. The conference also will deal with the necessity of educating the general public to habits of safety on the roads. Gary Stewart has Lead in BYU play Stewart, Gary Kaysville son of Mr. and Mrs. G. LaVirl Stewart, Kaysville, has been selected to play the lead roll in the BYU presentation of All My Sons, play by Arthur Miller, who wrote Deat of a Salesman also. The play began its four-da- y run Wednesday evening at 8:15 p.m. at the Joseph Smith Audiwill torium and continue through Saturday. The drama tells the story of two American families, the tragedies and loves that affect the lives of all members. Another of the Kaysville Kaysville Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsored teen-ag- e dances will be held Thursday at Davis High School from 7 to 10 p.m. Ray Uliberry, leader of TV Show Utah Bandstand, will furnish the music. All teenagers in the community are invited, according to Richard Smuin, chairman for the Jaycees. Everything for the Home, for Young Incomes FREE ESTIMATES w Howdy, Folks: taken Be a . The pictures will be sponsored by the student council and Mr. Douglas Crookston will take them. They will cost the stuBy Joy Rigby dents around forty cents, acDo you look back at your cording to Mr. Jack Brailsford, old school pictures? The stustudent council adviser. The dents of Central will be having students will also be able to their homeroom pictures taken purchase pictures of the faculty the first week in February, and various activities about from the first to the fifth. the school. Beef First Quality LOCKER YOUR FOtt WRAPPED FREE - lb Front 74 HindVt 43 lb. 59 89 Ground Beef, Short Ribs 49 Rib Boil lb. 49 w Lean, Boneless . Beef Stew, . . . , lb.87 ROUND or SWISS i enter l.uik, Beef Shank . . Rump Roast Rib Roast Top Round Steak, lb. 79 T- - Bone Steak lb. Tail Removed ib.89 BONELESS CUBE or CHICKEN Fry Steak Full Cut Sirloin Steak, lb. 5 LI lb. 98 Steak Sirloin Tip lb. 98 Roast lb. 98 Rib Steak Steakettes ... lb. 98 PRINCESS WHITE CAKE ib.yf lb. 49$ . Standing Dance Thurs. WINDOW WONDERLAND j Under the leadership of Mr. and Mrs, John C. Cobb, a Youth Council is being formed that will assist in designing and an exten 1 v e implementing Youth Program that is already' well underway. The members THIRD WARD DADDY DATE of this council are: Mr, and Kaysville Homebuilders of the Third Ward Primary Mrs. Walter Crowder Mr, and are holding their Daddy Date February 4 at 7 p.m. In the Mrs, David Shepherd, Mr. and ward hall. Theme will be a snow frolic. Refreshments will Mrs. Gaude Riveria, Mr. and be served. All homebuilders are asked to bring their dads M n. Thomas Ackers, Mrs. William S. Horton. The philosophy for a good time. of the council is that Christian discipline needs to be balanced with happy and socially rewarding activities. Plans are being made for a Sweetheart Banquet with a for Chinese motif and food. Details will be announced later. The congregation has great expectations of the building that is soon to be built on the . four acre plot that is being purchased on Cherry east of Wasatch Heights. Pictures will Teenagers to At Kaysville Elder Sheffield Killian will give his home- -' coming address at the Kaysville Sixth Ward Sunday, February 14, at 5:30 p.m. He returned last week after serving on an LDS Mission in Northern California, WELFARE BANQUET FOR STAKE Kaysville The Davis Stake Welfare banquet and pro-- , gram will be Saturday, February 13, at 7:30 p.m. at tka Davis Stake House. , Ever increasing attendance months. This portion of - the Attendance - continprogram will bs narrated by uesLayton to rise at the First BapMrs. Bea Carroll, dean of girls tist Church of Layton aa Sunat Davis High School. day School reached an all time Tbs five past presidents of high of one hundred and, eleven the E. M. Whitesides PTA will (111) Sunday. A goal of two Je honored during the evening. hundred and fifty is expected by the end of the first yesr They include Ben Whitesides, which will be in August Life Frank Brinkhurst, Mrs. VirService Sunday was a great MurMrs, Fays ginia Winegar, success with Youth Pastor Robdock, and Mra. Clsona Whitman. Mrs. . Kay Johnson is ert Chesley preaching at the Evening Vespers. Mr, Chesley current president. , is a young intellectual from A nominating committee will Utah State University at Lobe chosen to select a slate of gan and made a great emphasis nomination for officers for next upon the fact that prayer is like a miracle drug in evyear. life. BOUNTIFUL PLAYS CENTRAL by Nancy Evans Tbs basketball teams at Central Davis Jr. High really had a work out Friday, January 29. The 7th, 8th and 9th grades all played Bountiful Jr. High. 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