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Show 1 MAKE C EVERY 4 .A. PAYDAY BOND DAY ' fOLUME XXXVI KAYSVILLE, DAVIS COUNTY, UTAH, THURSDAY. MARCH ART: Picture Shown at Davis High School i Relief Societies of DAVIS COUNTY LD.S. LEADER Davis Set Programs Fine Painting on ' ' tm. c A AX-- ' Mart, & 3 LLE Davis high school is the recipient of a oil painting by, Rose Howard Salis- Utah artist; bury. a This painting was presented to the Fine Arts Guild by the artist. Rose Howard Salisbury and family in memory of R.etta Howard, a deceased member of the Guild and is being lent to the high school by the guild and' will be placed in an appropriate setting .in 'the K A Y S V 1 well-know- .V-- Arthur VIlin For Anniversary Died Sunday at Farmington Home; Funeral Wednesday n ", . , M NUMBER 12- - DEATH CLAIMS : display at Davis 12." 1! FARMINGTON Funeral rites1 for Arthur Welling, ill, prominent -. D. S. church leader, were 5 : Programs, Dinners and Dancing Will Be con- ducted Wednesday in Farmington I,. D S ward chapel, under direction of Bishop John Ivan Hess of KAYSV1LLK- -It was March 17, 1842, when the Relief Farmington ward Mr. Wel- schools library to augment their North "V,ul lnK Sunday at his home in society, of the L. 1). S. church had its beginning exhibit, a beginning art present r The artist has called the picture that was destined to produce one of the greatest organizations High in the Uintahs" and it is a ccmlitr is. jstt. a son of Jobe and for the welfare of mankind. , mountain landscape with the out- - Marietta Holmes Kindnesses bestowed by this organization during the Welling, and had n'' ; P 100 re too numerous to mention', but let it said ' that wherever there is suffering or was organized in 1937 and com-- ! 'heartache in a home, the Relief Mrs. Boun Jrfhrfrli' . prises a group of twenty-fiv- e f Harry Strong. Relief society W. society is ever present to lend aid president, Murdock1., Mrs. women. J. tiful and the M. I. A., Sunday h member of the South Davis L. 1) and sympathy. of Bountiful served as first presi- S stake school and council primary are assisting. and was the high In coiiimvinonUioii of the moth dent and also served an additional stake The affair is in the form of a ward school Sunday of superintendent. the wards founding, anniversary term and the current officers are: For the three years he had iiY Davis county are planning din- reunion. Mrs. Gj Evan Taylor, president; served as past an Clinton instructor ners. programs and dances. Mrs. Horace Duffin. first vice R. Barnes L. D. S. at the John the event at at Commemorating seminary Kaysville First president; Mrs. J. C. Stocks, second Kaysville. a pageant, An Evening Clinton, In festiviward, Kaysville First, Mrs. Earl Burnham, vice president; Mr. Welling was a former bishop ties will begin at 3:13 p. m., with With the Relief Society" From Our secretary; Mrs. S. 8. Burnham, of the Liberty L. I). S. ward at a dance for D. Primary children. Dinner Memory Book, will be, presented Mrs. Ida and parliamentarian, Lake City and' the Garland Salt be will served at 7:00 p. m. by under the direction of Ivy M. JohnWesterman. historian. ward at Garland. He had served the Relief society.- and from N:00 ston at Sacrament meeting Sunday The purpose of the Guild is to as M. I. A. superintendent for the to 9:00 Principal Samuel Morgan (second from right) accepts oil painting for display at Davis high school. p. m. a .program will be night. All presidencies since the Relief appreciation of the fine Liberty stake, and as superintendpromote leld in the tabernacle. Dancing Officers of the Fine Arts Guild of Bountiful, who made the presentation, are: Mrs. J. W. Murdock arts and classes are held twice ent, of the Bear River. Idaho, L. D. from 9:00 p. m. till was organized in the ward, society will midnight (left), Mrs. G. Evan Taylor, and Mrs. Earl Burnham. j will be represented, either in perHe was also a for- conclude the days events. monthly for the study of art. music. S, seminary. literature and drama. mer principal of the Malad, Idaho, The Kuysville First ward affair son or by descendants. Special school, and for 10 years is under the general direction of music will be furnished by the Regrqde AAA Checks lief society chorus and will conthe Lund School for Boys. Davis FFA Members headed of a cantata, written for the L. D. S. church in sist He served the Will 1941 Rehef society centennial celebrathe eastern 'states mission from Show to in Have School l!W2 to l'.iol and in the north cention, entitled, Messengers of MerSELECTED Aid and a number, "Peace I leave from states mission 1929 to Livestock tral cy, Sale, On 4 With You. 1931. FARMINGTON Red Cross Drive Ethel S. Mitchell and Mrs. Ivy Approximately COUNTY KAYSVILLE Members of Davis Mr. Was Utah Legislator JiO checks, totaling $46,362.45 were KAYSVILLE Students of Johnston are working on a book of Wellingiserved one term in chapter. Future Farmers of Amerireleased this week to Davis county Davis county schools will, for KAYSVILLE Funds derived biographies of women of the ward ca. are active in participation of the Utah state legislature, and was from a motion ftimers, as 1941 sugar beet paythe next four weeks attend show at Relief society and picture a former chief important officer livestock and Will and farm Aid in Give . probation Event projects ments under the soil conservation school on Saturdays SuperDavis high school Tuesday will events since the organization. Tooele and Salt for Summit Lake, was it contests, public speaking intendent Hubert C. Burton anA social will be held Tuesday program, Bruce Schmalz, treaspromote the sale of U. S. Defense of Enemy Activity announced this week by Roscoe C. countiep. urer of the Davis county AAA nounced today (Thursday). and aid the Ameri- afternoon in the Clinton ward savings stamps He Phoebe married former the Hunter, supervisor. committee, announced. can Red Cross relief fund, it was chapel Ruby H. Davis is chairman or Air Raid Saturday school begin March The Davis Future Farmer co- McLaughlin of Farmington in the revealed today (Thursday) by Alan of this event. The refreshments This amount represents 11, and will continue to and inabout D. L. S. Lake Salt temple Septemtons of the total, Mr. operative recently bought Whitesides, student body president. committee consists of Mrs. Davis cluding April 4. In this way CENTERVILLE As a means of of wheat for the feeding of live- ber 13, 1903. lie obtained his maSchmaltz said, and the balance will the district will be able to Admission to the performance and Nona Parker, and the program sters from of the University be mailed out as soon as coordinating housing facilities, in stock. They also bought eight head Utah degree y be one will defense stamp will be directed by Iris A. Child, schedule, complete its they are in 193a. the event of air raids or enemy at- of feeder steers from Randolph, with school letting out on received. Farmers are asked not and ten cents in cash. All cash, Cladc Neilson and Loretta R. Child.' tacks. a committee was named his to feed and fatten for the liveSurviving to call at the with the exception of that paid for All women of the ward are invited May 8. Mr. Burton said. Farmington office week by Ben Brown of Centerville, stock show to be held at North Salt for their checks. Surviving are his widow; a amusement tax will be turned over to attend. Holding of school on Satur, t chairman of the Davis county hous- Lake on June 7. 8 and U. In addi- daughter, Mrs. Estelle W. Smith to the Red Cross. days was prompted following Payments this year are made on North Farmington of 10 coundefense committee other the tion. they have about of Salt Lake City; a son, Richard ing The performftwe at 10:30 a. m , is he basis of $1.84 per ton net, as requests from cannera and Observance of the 100th annicil. steers and a number of pigs on Jay Welling of Farmington; seven being directed farmers for students to aid in tom pared to a payment of $1.87 by student body of- versary will be celebrated in North, sisters. Mrs. Marietta Sill of Just suppose that our west feed. ficers and the student council. planting and other farm per ton last year. It is expected spring armington at a party and pro-TaLizzie W. Zundel and work. coast was attacked and invaded Jack Patterson was third place Aat a payment of $2.40 per ton to be held Monday evening, Mrs. Mrs. Elvira Rose of Plymouth. We have met with a great what would become of the millions winner in the public speaking contill be made on the 1942 sugar darch 16, at the ward chapel. Musical Held by deal of opposition to the six of men. women and children living test. held March 7 in the governors Louise Earl of Idaho Falls, Idaho; beet crop, Mr. Schmaltz said. Farmington Rhoda Mrs. r in those areas? Taylor, MrsrRHzsTay-loday school week, but if it will Obviously there board room in the state capitol. Club In Farmington ward a special and Mrs. Belva Barlow of Salt would be an evacuation of a major Other schools contending in the do any good, were very glad be conducted will dance children for and Lake Jobe to do it, Mr. Burton said. City, eight brothers, portion of the civilian population meet were: South Summit, North and the evening afternoon club KAYSVILLE The Lantern Tuesday The decision was reached at where would they go? Many, Summit. Wasatch. Morgan. Tooele, Welling of Fielding. Horace and entertainadult devoted to be will entertained at the at 11. guest day of Edward held no doubt, would find refuge among Grantsville. Granite and Jordan. a principals Welling Farmington, Davis meeting, and of a ment, school auditorium . . . program last consisting high Wilford their relatives and friends scatWelling of Cowley, Tuesday. dance. afternoon. Thursday Charles R., UnitA., tered over practically all the Wyo.; George lly Sunset The afternoon program consisted rum S. and Milton 'H. Welling of ed States, Mr. Brown explained. Two Davis Men a chicken dinner In Sunset ward, of musical the following Lake Salt program: City. Many of them belong to the be presented in will of and 1. Mozarts program music night played Services for Mr. Welling were: Latter Day Saint church and would the string section of the Davis the chapel Tuesday night. The dinUs Mrs. vocal "Grant bp Peace," duet, likely gather -- with the j Saints. 16-1- 7 Alice Hess and E. B. Gregory, ac- high school orchestra.- Mr. William ner, given to raise funds for the Another class, and by far the largnew ward building, will be served . The war production board last companied by Mrs. Fern G. Hess; Hogenson conducting, er. would just filter in and say, week released the following facts at 6:00 p, m. and the program will June Barlow 2. Vocal solo Automobile vocal solo. If I Were a Rose, ElFARMINGTON ' FARMINGTON Annual cam- well, here we are, what are you owners of Davis county have been sie One Fine automobile conversion to show from the Day opera e started at 8:00 p. m. Pyott, accompanied by Mrs. Madam to do with us ? be need for Work on the new ward chapel is fortunate so far, with respect to Sam Fernley; vocal solo, My Praypassenger automobile paign for the extermination of rats going Butterfly." The heating Homes Find Davis in will violin 3. and Concerto for county, Temporary get underway xtioning: theft of tires, however, two men er, James llaslam, accompanied piano nearly completed. and Max Burch system are William plumbing losses to week the of by this have by played B. For every 24 autos we are not with distribution of pdison bait set then, F. "Briefly obligation reported Fulham; organ selection, Elant installed this week, by it is an16 March and for 17, Leander County Agent Hogenson, of the sheriffs office. the supervisor or accompanied by J. Spencer CornwalL making this year we have saved Wednounced. announced Nichols DeLore the various districts would be to el and rubber for a single n Charles E. Earl of Woods Cross Speakers were: Nephi W. Taylor, Thompson. 4. Vocal solo June Barlow find a temporary place where they reported two tires stolen from his Lynn Bennion. President Richard nesday. MEDIUM TANK. Kaysville Second A Heart True. Thats food and find Second ward, the In Richdirection is under The shelter, rest, might L Kaysville B. Dotson of Tingey, Apostle fStephen campaign For each automobile we are not ' home, and George 5. Griegs concerto in A minor observance will start at 2:00 p. m., Mr. Brown. said S. U. R. Richard of and wheel and officials, countyards, a said Lyman, Apostle tire city have we saved this making Farmington year by Elaine Nelson, accompanied by Tuesday, with a program at the The following have been named were removed from a trunk of his and Bishop Hess. CANS IN division of predator and x'odent nough tin to coat ! Dixon. deto the committee: Orchard, Wilford car. Kaysville public school according WHICH TO PUT FC.O for our control. Davis county health Prayer at the home was given Frederic C. Burton and Mrs. Wil- to Mrs. E. L. Linford, Relief soMrs. II. W. Sill Salt of C. of S. U. H. B. South Bountiful. agWood; 'oldieri and sailors. department partment, Sheriff Joseph Holbrook warns by Bishop Sterling liam Parker were the hostesses and ciety president. For every 7(" automobiles we are riculture and county extension Parkins; West Bountiful, David L. that autos should not be left on Lake City. Invocation was by WalA dance and bazaar will be held light refreshments were served. lenediction with the Bountiful ter by service. Grant, First, Henry streets at night, and that serial Holbrook; t making this year we have at 8:00 p. m: at the school. FeaGarland. Wood Charles of W. Bountiful Second, Bishop Stahle; Brig canwe Due to war conditions, aved enough aluminum used in numbers; sizes and makes of tires The of the bazaar will include tures in C. ham Bountiful Holbrook; grave Farmington cemetery Gailey to Third, should be kept on record so that not get Red Squill, and we pistons and miscellaneous parts of clothing, pastries, ice sale H. Welling, the dedicated Milton was Centerville by Sessions; First, Ilyrum be traced if stolen. to use a poison this time make one FIGHTER PLANE. they may a Secdeceased a cream, brother of, John F. Centerville the quilt, an Oil painting by Porter; Coast For each automobile we are not Barium Carbonate. Every precauL. William Alpheus Harvey, Kaysville artist, Rigby; Farming-toAsking this year we have saved tion should be taken to put it ond, Walter and a huge birthday cake, Mrs. Jennings; North Farm- Dr. enough nickel to make 100 pounds where no livestock or dogs will KAYSVILLE Representing 12 Linford said. Lazerre KaysBarkdull; ington. nickel steel for ARMOR PLATE, get it No bait will be given to farm loan associations of Utah, Clearfield George W. Barnes; East Lay-toPROJECTILES. and ARMOR- any child for adults only can sign ville, Golden William E. Gailey of Kaysville A pageant. .By Their Fruits Ye West Adams; Layton, PIERCING BULLETS. and get it. Mr. Nichols advises. will meet with representatives of Shall Know Them. under direction Elbern Dickson; Clearfield, David KAYSVILLE by the For each automobile we are not are the dates, times Stoker; Syracuse. A. O. Stoker; Kaysville Second-L- Sponsored Sessions, yrill be . CLINTON Following services D. S. ward Funeral focher areas in a Whence. Mrch of Mrs. H&ttie king this year we have saved atid places where bait may be se- West 2:00 p. m. Tuesday in at A. R. Cook; .Clinton, M. I. A. and Primary, Dr. Russell Connie Rae Bond, presented Point, ough tine and copper to make cured: Directed by the federal land bank Clearfield ward. Myron Child; Sunset, LeRoy B. G. Frasier of Bingham will present daughter of Charles and Olga s for 2.400 brass CARTRIDGE of Berkeley, the conference will .Immediately following the proBowLeonard Bond were of South noon Weber, Clinton, 3:30 Davis March to lecture illustrated Smith; an at m, Schjerup 16, p. high CASES for the .30 caliber ammuni- to be followed by di- gram, the Relief society will sponoutline school, April 1, Bishop William E. conducted Tuesday in Ogden by rectors plans used in our machine guns and North Salt Lake, Orchard store; man. Of individual associations, sor the planting of an anniversary Bishop J. Albert Mitchell. Prelude to be Gailey announced Wednesday. Garand rifles Woods Cross, Woods Cross Merc.; a conference tree on the church grounds, with at presented Dean were and medical staff Dr. Frasier, on the played by wd our postlude Bountiful, city hall; Centerville, some' time next fall. Springfields. Murdock. number's Vocal were Porter-Walto- n special dedicatory ceremonies. South to the of the Farming-toByrd expedition company; Mr. O represented by Groups Gailey Clinton the of that Prayer Perfect, by Layton courthouse. pole, will show pictures On George Morgan of Ogden says Relief society chorus; Jesus Wants are: Grantsville, Kamas valley, observance in Lay-to- n trip. t he dont mind giving up his Anniversary March 17 noon to 3:30 p. m. Salt Salt Lake Lake, Me for a Sunbeam, by Beth Bur- Coalville; will ward begin with the servFarr West, jQtomobile and aid in the Defense Kaysville, city hall; Layton, town DETROIT, Mich. Val Sheffield county, Farmington, and at noon TuesBrahms dinner hot a of by nett, Lullabye ing effort in every way possible, but hall; Clearfield, Barlows service; of Huntsville-Edewas this week named Morgan, Layton, Show Stock Mrs. Kaysville June followed be to Burnett, accompanied by by a program w does think its unfair to day, appease Syracuse, Thurgoods store; Sun- as a member of the Ogden and Warren. hinches will be Burnett. Revere Hot at ml. 2:X) 2-p. rtain labor racketeers, who are set, barber shop. 4 basteam, Wayne Universitys by in the and 4:00 served m., at D. p. Call, doing their' best to hamper the de- -. Speakers were Henry ketball players, it has been anbe three-awill a Mitchplay sense effort and evening, Kenneth Bishop Draayer Guns, nounced. was offered by ell. The Invocation presented. Gillespie Gets O Eight schools are represented on Layton Richard Maw and the benediction by j West West ward More LAKE Things are getting to a point ShefSALT NORTH in to addition the and list, will serve a was Interment E. Layton Mitchell, F. bere I have to buy a salesman his by field, they name Vaughn Bennion than $3,ooi in prizes will be award- in the Aultorest memorial park,' the at 6: in dinner the hot evening e FARMINGTON Sixty-fivin order that he will sell me guns, club of Salt Lake City to the team. ed to approximately 500 one-aa dinner m. Following KAYSVILLE Word has been regrave was dedicated by Richard confiscated from Japanese of Davis p. said Ken ipnie of his product and Future Farmer exhibitors at Maw, a and program play were several Boyle Tuesday, as he marched up ceived in Kaysville that Kenneth months ago, county the Sixth Annual Intermountain o the Connie Rae Bond died Sunday. turned over to the United States will be presented. cashier and paid the lunch Gillespie, formerly of Tooele, has Men Called Show June 2, 3 March Stock Fat Junior West Point "beck for three. 8, in an Ogden hospital of marshal, Monday night. Sheriff Jo- , recently been raised to the rank of the North Salt Lake and 4, jn A tree scarceremony on the March from planting Service resulting major in the United States army. seph Holbrook announced. O David Sharp; Jr., man- complications be a feature c will stockyards, been five ill had She chapel grounds fever. let to 122 addition the Mr. In guns, Gillespie, in.Kays ally Rand convinced the. boys show and assistant This the of observance. West Points of ager and one, weeks Bel-en day. rounds of ammunition was tume hospitalized FARMINGTON n? pals at the Salt Lake AdvThe following state ville, married the former Miss club leader announces! 2:00 p. held be will at event December 1931, bom was 26, She will who store to over week-thathe men this been of marshal, Davis county have called t Hyde city. it was erts club last livestock event in Ogden. The family moved to the firearms for the duration. and will be followed by a program He gained second lieutenant rank for induction this month in the U. This leading Junior method of merchandising and the Salt Clinton several years ago, where be will and dinner. by sponsored J . again col S. Utah State forces: armed Agricultural giving the people what they at the tef commerce, Salt she attended the first chamber Lake of the Syracuse grade at a price they want to pay, lege and his rank of first lieutenStanley F. Bums, Mark J. Adants. Lake and Davlr county commisIn a proTie Davis Bat-school the and Syracuse, Clinton Sunday HumC. while P. stationed at Delmas Alfred sucant Missoula, Green, afresponsible for her be will L. Utah. of state and the Tuesday of Clinton presented gram and school sioners, in her profession. Primary Montana. He was promoted to cap- phries. Lowell C. Burton, Willard Mrs. Jean presiStoker, ternoon. of rule the Speech previous D. S. ward. Following , And thats a pretty good rule to tain at Brooklyn, N. Y., where he II. Young. Albert W. Burton. Gildent of the Relief society, anA brother, Robert Bond, died of a years, the show will stress quality bert E. Kocher, Carome .1. , lw. whether you are selling a is now stationed. Mrs. Stoker also calls livenounces. schoo Two in the OGDEN Davis months ago. high heart ailment three dance or any other type of Raymond L. Chapmon. Iv- rather than quantity ' for to the centennial address attention will or a tied teams No debate first firsts three exhibited. her are stock parents; GUESTS Surviving TEAM KIWANIS an F. Buckley, Gus Weisser. Wilmhandise. Put it up in an be to annual second the given show at by Mrs. Amy Brown but the Charles the and a sister, high brothers place Jr., LAYTON Davis high schools ford D. Hatch, Robert E. Miley, be awarded at package, tell your customof the General held tournament school Lyman, at president Barbara and be Bond, will M speech high er about cattle graded Richard, Jerry it, about where and when basketball team and coaches will Byron IL Larsen. Keith II. Harrito le Relief organization, Weber society and college Saturday. good and the following grandparents: choice, choice, high good, can get It. and how much it be guests of the Layton Kiwanis son, Ivan Burton. Earl M. over station KSL at 8:'" broadcast Ada Jean included teams The two reSan will of Francisco, u cost, and lambs and Fritz while Prothe R. Schjerup Hadfield. hogs George then deliver what you club this (Thursday) evening. X i Reuben Bond and Mrs. Sarah May Holbrook and June Barlow; Pear! a. m. Tuesday. This broadcast ' T. Wride and, Marlow C. ceive prime, choice, and good j1? you would, and- youll do gram for the evening will be furnationwide. be Bond of Ogden. Brough and June Sessions. Woodard. members of the team. nished iness! ... j . j ; . rw j rSends Students For Sugar Attend Beet Payments HOUSINGGROUP Saturdays Picture Projects Feeding FOR Stamp DAVIS i one-thi- rd 172-da- ten-cc- Lay-ton.'M- nt rs. m Lantern and This That - Report Theft AutomobiloTires Rat Campaign Is Set March -- . 27-to- - Attend Conference d are-force- n. Frasier to for Present Lecture Rites.Tuesday Clinton Infant . n, seven-yaiMJt- iT semi-automa- tic n, Sheffield Named Wayne Roster Junior Set for June At North Salt Lake n, - Ammunition Taken Marshal Rank of Major 4-- ct -- II ct well-arrang- ed for , well-know- n 4-- Teams In as Ras-tnusse- n. at-acti- ve -- Mc-Cran- Bar-ryingt- on - by N i well-prepar- Meet ed 1. |
