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Show THE WEEKLY REFLEX PAGE EIGHT Misa Carolina Roundy of Salt Lake City spent Sunday aa guest Correspondent Correspondent ' of Mr. and Mr. J. W. Ware and ELEANOR STEED ITHA LAYTON WHITESIDES family. Phone 77-- J Ed. J. Ellison of Los Angeles Mrs. Ray Steed entertained at a few days- this week on spent luncheon last Friday afterwere G. Mr. and Mrs. p. bridge King Lay-toand business to Salt Lake noon. The guests were Mrs. John dinner guest of commissioner and II. Steed, Mra. Robert Griffith, Mra. Mrs. John B. Matheson of Salt Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cowley have Ileber Sessions, Mra. Ross Steed, Lake at their home Tuesday evemoved to Salt Lake City to make Mra. Jesse West Mra. Bernard ning. home for thejummer where Cain, Mra. Albert Barber, Mrs. their FOR SALE at Bargain Prices will be employed by Harold Pace, Mrs. Chris Brown, Mr. Cowley conMonarch Coal Range, in good commission. road state the Mrs. Sadie Clark, Mra. Parley Jendition, Ice Boxes, 1936 G. E. ReWil- sen. Mra. Alfred Mrs. Mra. Steed was assisted by Morgan, 71 5 A. cu. ft R. frigerator Auto. Electric Range. Ca(l liam Firth, and Mrs. John W. Mra. Arthur Thurston. at a miscellaMr. and Mrs. Stan Van Fleet anKaysville 11 or after 6 P. M. 73R1. Forbes entertained Mrs. nounce the arrival of a son at their ' Mrs. Myron Barnes is seriously neous shower in honor of Donald Forbes who was married a home Wednesday. Ill at the Dee hospital. at the home ' The mothers of the Farmington James E. Ellison spent three few weeks ago, givenmother-in-laWill Mrs. busiForbes, of on week Nevada at this Relief society entertained their dqys ness.' . of the bride. Seventy guests wyre daughters who were over the age of present. eighteen years of age, at an inforMr. and Mrs. George Green have mal party Tuesday afternoon at moved into the home of Mrs. Han- the Farmington ward meeting na Green. Mrs. Hanna Green and house. The program consisted of a nn4miiiiMwr granddaughter, Miss Lois Green tribute to mothers given by Viola We give and have moved to Ogden to make their Pratt, a mothers response by Mrs. home. redeem 4&VT Amanda Richards, the daughters Miss Violet Forbes, daughter of chorus sang three appropriate Stamps Mr. and Mrs. Will Forbes, is spend- songs, and tokens were given to her Mra. Ellen Manfull and Mra. Naning two weeks vacation withmak-n. g arents. Miss Forbes has been cy Jonea for having four generaOF EVENTS IN her home in Ogden where she is tions represented. Refreshments employed. were served to about 83 guesta. Alan Bishop of Salt Lake spent The American Legion Post No. week-en- d Ramp-toJunior with Baseball the 22: 27 will give te Memorial Program May Saturday, the Farmington cemetery Mongames in Farm Bureau league a( Mrs. Norma Hutchinson and day morning at 10 a. m. Captain at Kaysville, Syracuse and three children of Nevada are vis- Curtia will be the speaker and muCenterville. McMartrr Pat iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. sical numbers have been arranged. David O. Green. Monday, May 31: Memorial Mra. G. Huntsman entertained at Mr. and Mrs. Howard Adams, a miscellaneous shower in honor of Day services' at Kaysville, 16:30 . a. m.; Farmington, Mr. and Mrs. Prescott Dunn of Salt her daughter, Miss Marjorie Hunts10:00 a. m. Bountiful, 10:30 Lake spent Sunday at the home of man, who will leave in the near fu a. m. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Ellison. ture for San Francisco where she McMartrr Paint Mrs. Dimond Adams will be host- will wed Mr. Earl Mayfield, forAmerican 1: Tuesday, June ess to her bridge club Friday after merly of Farmington. Twenty ' Legion Auxiliary luncheon noon. are expected to attend. guests and ladies for gentlemen, and two daugtv Mrs. Glen Layton Mr. and Mra. George Spackman honoring national president. ters, Sheron and Pattie, spent Tues- and son, Fred, and daughter, Mra. Hotel Utah, Salt Lake City, day in Ogdens. visiting Mrs. Lay George Manning, are enjoying an 1:00 p. m. Fuller. tons mother,-Mrextended trip through the middle McMartrr Paint Mra. Hazen Adams entertained west. Notice the houses that are ; at a miscellaneous shower in honor Mra. Bauer entertained at a being painted, the next time . of her daughter, Nora, a June bridge luncheon last Thursday af you r out for a drive these bride, at the home of Mrs. Adams ternoon. The guesta were Mrs. II. are wise, as mother-in-laMra. Andy Adams B. Hellewell Mra. Golden Barton, indirations point to an adWednesday afternoon. Sixty guesta Mra. Edward Robinson, Mra. Horvance in the price of paints. were present ace Steed. Mra. Emil Stevenson, They are saving money and Mrs. Maurice Scoff ield and three Mra. at the homes their protecting Smith, and Mra. children of Ogden spent Sunday Clark Whitney same time. McMurtry Paints Burnham. with Mra. Scoffields parents, Mr. are made in , the west, for Mra. H. B. Hellewell entertained and Mrs. E. M. Whitesides. western climates, and will at a bridge dinner Iasi Saturday Donald Adams, son of Mr. nd evening. give years of satisfactory Twenty guests were servwhile Mrs. now service. George II. Adams' and Miss ed.. Buy Marguerite Barlow, daughter of prices are low. Mr. and Mra. Willard Duff and Mr. and Mrs. Ianthua II. Barlow of Mra. Walt 'Short of Paul, Idaho, McMartrr Paint Clearfield, were. married laat week .were the guests of Mr. and Mra This is your column. Just and a Wedding party was given in Kenneth Smith and Mr. and Mrs 10 for any Shone Kaysville their honor on Thursday evening H. B. Hellewell you want published of last week at the Clearfield and it will be Inserted in this Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kemper of amusement hall. column free of charge. Provo. Utah, were the guesta of Mr. and Mra. Golden F. Layton, Mra. Kempers mother, Mrs. Lucy Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Layton relast Monday. Avery, turned Friday from the East where The drive to organize between they apent two weeks. Clothand thirty twenty-fiv- e Mr. and Mra. Irvin Adams are Co. cluba in Davia and ing Cooking for county was announced Thursday by expected to leave this week-en- d 2340 Washington Ave. a two weeks' trip East Miss home demonOgden Mra. Martin Hammer and son, strationMary Crafts, to more In addition agent Martin, left Saturday for Los An- than half a doxen clubs organized geles, where they will make their in other cities and towns of the home. two were formed at Farm- The Layton Kiwania will hold county, their meeting and luncheon this Frank Hickenlooper and George (Thursday) evening at the town Briggs were dinner guesta in Og hall. den last week. FARMINGTON LAYTON - n. -- Hot-poi- 4 - nt w n i ' I CALENDAR s DAVIS COUNTY n. t -- - home-owne- rt -- rs GATEWAY Glass & Paint 4-- H Auxiliary to Hear President in Salt Lake City Tuesday The head of the largest organization of women in the world The American Legion Auxiliary will greet Utah members of the order Tuesday in Salt Lake City. Mra. O. W. Hahn of Wayne, Nebraska, chosen national president of the Auxiliary at its Cleveland convention last fall will arrive in Salt Lake City Monday night from California and spend a day there before proceeding eastward on her national tour. She will be guest of honor at a reception and principal speaker at a luncheon scheduled at. 1:00 . m. Tuesday in the Hotel Utah, rs. Roland Warner, state secretary, said Wednesday. Governor and Mrs. henry H. Blood, Mayor and Mrs. E. B. Erwin of Salt Lake City, Mayor and Mrs. Harman W. Peery of Ogden, past commanders of the Utah department. The American Legion; Past president of the auxiliary state departments and present officers of both groups will be special guests at the luncheon. men, their wives and friends from throughout the state are expected to attend. Mrs. Hahn will pay an official visit to the United States Veterans hospital in Salt Lake City and travel to points of scenic interest. . Her present tour among the 420,000 women of the auxiliary is being conducted in the interests of Americanism, child welfare and veteran rehabilitation. ONION MEETING WOODS CROSS-meeting of onion growers of the county will be held at the West Bountiful meeting house this (Thursday) evening at 8 p, m. for the purpose of electing two directors to the state association. A KAYSVILLE A program to be clubs of the county-presented by be given in the Kaysville will tabernacle during the sacrament meeting at 12 oclock Sunday. The program will be in charge of W. E. Gailey. t ington. The leaden chosen for the "Morning Glory Breakfast Club are Miss Emma Miller and Mrs. Donald Cox. Officers are Goldie Francis, president; Norma Van E. Pratt, Fleet, secretary and treasurer; Bonnie ll Steed, song and cheer leader; Francis, reporter, and Irene Johnson, program committee. Mrs. Ben Hepworth is temporary leader of the Second Year Clothing club recently organized. Officers are Norma Robinson, president; Afton vice-preside- Ar-de- Mary Hepworth, Robinson, secretary and treasurer; Gene Smit, song and cheer leader; Katherine Steed, reporter, and Nichols, Luana Pebley, and Doris Rae Lewis, program committee. vice-preside- Na-tel- le KES EMG i noncniiiDE! For that Memorial Day outing you will want to take along a case of beer. We feature this at $2.40 WRIGHTS dozen, 5c 60. 5c Full Cream Cheese, ISc lb. t ;4 ,1 1 (i u, V VK lll "3. b. carton, 15c Twist Bread Tall Can Salmon, 10c 4 SJ QUALITY MEATS .Beef y I"; i Variety ' Call for a ride in the new White Palm Beach heres the dressiest suit we of for summer the a suit that washes and cleans without shrinking or losing its shape : ; . cool, light, comfortable . . .'the summer clothing . value. DODGE . f Now on display in our showrooms . E. L. Tall Motor Co. Phone 101 2.1c lb. 25c lb. 10c lb. qp. SKAGGS I Refreshing Try a Dish f Sunfreeze Warm weather calls for foods that are both refreshing and heathful In ice cream you may find both Its deliciously good for you Hamburgers and Sandwiches Specials Carmel Toffee Imperial Brick 50c 40c Ice Cream oLiheyear $ 1 675 S. & II. Green Stamps KAYSVILLE-A- D . - AMS FURNITURE CO. S. E. ADAMS, Proprietor Davis Countys Complete Home Furnishers aMi-- g A Surety of Purity" Layton, Utah Fred M Nye Co Ogden New and Used Furniture REFRIGERATORS - RADIOS - PIANOS ELECTRIC AND GAS APPLIANCES TELEPHONE KAYSVILLE 2 KAYSVILLE, UTAH 10c Decoration Day Kaysville New and Used Vacuum Cleaners and roooX "Utahs Smartest Shopping Center - 2 lbs. 35c of Lunch .Meats, Ring Bolony We have no used cars in stock therefore we are in a position to offer you more for your car on the purchase lb.- - Steaks"-!ZI-2i- c Pork Chops Pork Sausage ; wear the white double breasted Palm (Value 10c), 7c 5 'i wmncBimps and for a smartly dressed summer Beach. z. AAAA to C " DODGE SALES and SERVICE Pierces Pork and Heaps, large can, lie 19-o- Soda Pop PLYMOUTH know I e White or Smoke Elk e' Goodyear; Welts e Leather Insole e Rubber Heel e Viscolized Sole 70c Farmington OGDEN Libbys Deviled Meat, 3 cans, 10c Lard, fresh, purr, t" L Tommys Place MENS STORE ' Paper Napkins, carton of ii stand-on-your-fee- 7-Ir- on Kaysville Marshmallows- ,- fresh, fluffy, 10c lb. , I constructed to gently support every part of your foot! ... perfect for active sports . . . home wear or workl Get a pair! During the time that we have been in business, we have satisfied many an appetite with our delicious meals. We also carry a complete stock of candies and tobaccos. Thomas Lunch Ripe Olives, pint can, 10c Anglo Corn Beef, 15c 1 i h U tailored of pliable leather with easy flexible series . . . AC0UT HOLVZnitJE Lettuce, large jumbo heads, 8c r. Phone Kaysville 10 rvl - - - Overman Mattress Renovating TWO STORES Long Green Cucumbers, 5c each 1 Decoration Day Outing We Call for and Deliver ' and profit by our Memorial Day Sale. Our store will be closed all day Monday in observance of Memorial Day. Paper Plates, a "Capilal C n COMFORT wiih For that Case to visit us Saturday if Mattresses recovered and rebuilt at Salt Lake Prices . plies are complete. And, not to be neglected, are ouf low prices on staple everyday foods. It will pay you s J3-1- 7 University of Advertising" is an nnusual opportunity for en13-1terprising merchants to see latest exhibits and, listen to experts in SALT LAKE CITY The week- every field of advertising activity. The weekly newspaper assiimei ly newspaper has always been considered an important factor in ad- a new importance in the field of vertising, says one of the adverand today the intelligent tising executives in commenting on advertiser carefully plans the adthe coming Pacific Advertising vertisements to appear in his local Clubs Association Convention to be paper. OGDEN Saturday. Our . fresh fruits and vegetables are the best of the season. Our picnic sup- 'l MATTRESS RECOVERING With Empties We have prepared some very wonderful bargains for you i f Salt Lake City, June Tlffe Ex-servi- ce Two Days ;j held in Many Will Attend Convention to Be 7 Held June 4-- H for 1 PROGRAM 4-- II Buy Saturday I MAY 27. 193? THURSDAY, Also - qt qt - - Convenient Packages of Cheese for the Holiday Outing Marshmallows, Cakes and Cookies TOM TUCKER Fhone 130 - Dairy Shop Philip Badger Prop. |