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Show SYRACUSE Lecdirifr r Scorers Iii Jordan District The Syracuse ward M Men banket ball team, who entered the annual tournament at Weber gym last Thursday eve ning, was victorious in winning: the consolation honor. ' Out of three cash prizes Riven they also won $5. The team, coached by Lynn Wilcox and Anson Waite, five-stak- e Esther Sessions Barber left early Wednesday mcming for Burley, Idaho, where she will visit for the next two weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Retta. Payne and family. Mrs. Harold Thompson and son, Dennis, spent Monday visiting her sister-in-laMrs. Florence Ramp-toMrs. n. Lt. Austin Johnson left Friday to resume his work as instructor in aviation at Randolph Field, Tex., after a visit of four days with his parents, Mr. nd Mrs. Everett Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Karl D. Zaugg and family were Wednesday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Mangleson at their home in Salt Lake City. Mrs. Eugene Tolman, Mrs. William McDonald, Mrs. Samuel Neville, Mrs. Ole C. Sessions, Mrs, John G. Simpson, Mrs. Clyde Barber, Mrs. Loran Thurgood. Mrs. Rodney Eames, Mrs. Ernest Hansen, Mrs. Golden W. Smedley, Mrs. Gerald Waite, Mrs. Marlin Guiley, Mrs. Wallace Barber, Mrs. Lionel E. Williams and Mrs. Edwin Gai-le- y were guests of Mrs. Orson Bybee at, her home last Thursday, when she entertained with a dinner party and quilting bee, Mrs. Carl Criddle and Mrs. Frances Wiggill were to members of the Syra-Lyr- a club at the Criddle home last Thursday afternoon. The time was spent playing Chinese checkers. Mem-ier- s attending were: Mrs. Thelma Wilcox, Mrs. Lola Frew, Mrs. Lena Bennett, Mrs. Zola Cook, Mrs. Neva Thurgood, Mrs.. Ann Wilcox, Mrs. Mabel Warren, Mrs. Helen Briggs, Mrs. Louise Steed, Mrs. Laltue Briggs, Mrs. Helen Willey, Mrs. Sylvia Cook, Mrs. Ruby Rampton, Mrs. Nona Holt, Airs. Virginia Bennett and the hostess. O. P. S. ads 6. P. S. everyday prices 0. P. S. Shelves are guide posts to food buying. Whether your list is long or short our stores are safe and saving. ,1 FLOUR0 $1.53 ROLY POLY PEAS Cl 3 ORANGE and GRAPEFRUIT, Blended Can 46-O- z. SHORTENING JELLO I i i f -- P. S., Always First Quality, and Cartoned, Lb. BUTTER. JUICE ''" 8 6 Delicious 3 Pkgs. COFFEE M. J. B FORM AY Pail b. Flavors Drip or Regular Grind -- MM CRACKERS j i i GLOBES UBBFS DEVILED MEAT ? CHEESE t Cans 3 ... MEDIUM NIPPY, Whole Cream i ROAST BEEF w DERRYS. Serve Hot or Cold Can .... : GRADE EGGS" 25c 41c 22c 65c 20c 32c 35c 17c 13c 17c 27c 27c 28c FRUITS and VEGETABLES GRAPEFRUIT ARIZONA SEEDLESS LEMONS ,TCV 70s, 2 for .. 5c . 18c 20c 7c ORANGES LETTUCE 5c AVOCADOS 13c GREEN PEPPERS QUALITY MEATS Quality and Price Make a Bargain PORK LIVER & BACON klED, PARKS, STEAKS rND od uvi,mi" 17c , 39c SIRLOIN ,0VndTKM,KK . 35c FRESH COTTAGE CHEESEl0,,exs 12c , : LUNCH MEATS LAMB CHOPS (M FOOD "RGE L0IN -1- 1,11 'iXSfiW&Th LAYTON A SURETY OF PURITY , Vietta Layton of Clearfield and Walter Bingham Jr. of Ogden visited Monday evening with Air. Bingham's brother-in-laand sister, Mr. and Aim. Howard Thurgood. Airs. Doris Knighton reviewed half of the book A Lantern In Her Hand, before members of the Special Interest Group at Mutual Tuesday evening. Mrs. Knighton will conclude the novel next Tuesday. Arther R. Anderson and Joseph Cook attended an excursion Saturday along with other members of a eugenics class, directed by Dr. George Stewart of the federal forest service of the University of Utah. The class was directed in d study at . the Childrens hospital at American Fork and also at the State Mental hospital at Provo. , Aire. Verna Simpson is ill with influenza this week at the home of her brother-in-laand sister, Mr. and Airs. Roy Briggs. Air. .and Airs. Ezra Thurgood re- tunned to their home Monday evening, after a stay of six weeks at Alesa, Ariz., and points of interest Aliss DAVIS TAKES Under-Privilege- w in Alexico. Air. and Aim. Lyle Hill have purchased and moved a home to Syracuse. They will move this week-en- d from West Layton, where they have resided ' since i GRANTSVILLE M5OT8HT Localg Will in Compete State Tournament Next Week . 46-J- cor" w, Davis Galbraith, f. Winters, f. Childs, c. Schofield, g. Brown, g. Air. and Airs. J. Earl Jarman entertained at a well arranged dinG. T. F. P. ner party at their home Friday Covers were laid for 1 11 evening. ... r. s 2 1 3 seven guests. -.- 1 3 7 ... 2 r Air, and Airs. Melvin Newcombe 4 0 of. Salt Lake were last week-en- d 0 3 guests of Air. and Airs. Lloyd w Aloore. Airs. Alilton L. Burton entertained a few friends at luncheon at her home Friday afternoon. Places were marked for six. The Afternoon Bridge club met at the home of Airs. Alan B. Blood, Friday. Luncheon was served to twelve guests. Air. and Airs. Don Graham of Salt Lake were Sunday guests of Air. and Airs. Walter Cottrell and family. Len K. Cottrell underwent an operation for the removal of tonsils at his home Alonday morning. Airs. Shirley AI. Barnes and sons John G. and Alac, arrived home Wednesday morning from San Francisco, where they had spent the past month visiting with Lt , Shirley Barnes of the United AI.' for the Delight Pinochle dub Coy Swanger, son of Mr! and Airs. Vemell Swanger, has been ill for the past. week with rheumatism. Odell Perkins returned this week to his home in Kaysville from a hospital where he underwent an appendicitis operation February 23 Mr. and Airs. Dewey Swanger and family have moved from Spencer. Idaho, to 'Woods Cross where they will make their home Wayne Bloxham. son of Mr. and Airs. Vestal Bloxham. is very ill with rheumatism fever. Airs. Thomas Robins is very ill at her home. Aim. Roscoe Hunter and infant son have returned home from a hospital in Salt Lake City. Aire. Samuel Morgan. is still ill at her home. Orville Barnes, son of Airs. Ann Barnes, and Aliss Alaxine Winter of Boom, Iowa, were married Sunday at four oclock in Boom. Iowa They will make their home there. Forrest Hayes arrived here Sunday from Elko, Nevada, and visited until Wednesday with his brother and sister-in-laAir. and Aim. Weldon Hayes, before leaving for San Diego, California, where he is reporting for duty with the navy. w. Spring Is Here Team Standings In Jordan District Airs.-Willia- As-sisti- . 1 0 Page, f L....4 2 Sheffield, f. ..... Air. and Aim. James A. Barbed Clark, c. ...... 1 O O Air. and Aim. Leonard Jensen and Smith, g 0 0 O Air. and Airs. Wallace Barber mo- Kap. g. .1 2 1 tored to Trenton Tuesday and attended funefal services for Aire. .16 17 8 46 Totals C. F. Netcher. Aim. Netcher and. 5 Airs. James A. Barber were sis-i- 5 Grantsville tern. Air. and Airs. Clyde Hansen entertained with a birthday dinner party in honor of the anniversary of their daughter, Alaurine, Tuesday evening, at their home. Covers were laid for tfen guests. Aim. Arther Frost is visiting in Provo at the home, of her and daughter. Air. and Airs. Theodore Braun. Air. and Aim. Karl D. Zaugg, es. attended funeral services for their Mrs. Clifford Westcnskow . left Airs. Eliza Alanglegrandmother, for her home at son Friday morning L. the D. S. chapel at Leat Elgin, Ore., after a visit of two van last week. of Tuesday weeks with her parents, President 3 13 23 26 Air. and Aire. Ralph AIcDonald Grantsville. and Airs. Arnold D. Miller. Officials: L, Vincent and S. VinFriday for Washipgton, cent. Leo H. Layton of West Layton, departed D. received painful injuries to his left withC., after spending five days Mr. AlcDonalds parents and land Monday when he was injured Air. and AIwhile working with a hay chopper aunt, cDonald and Alrb, Verna Simpson. at Syracuse. Aim. Howard Thurgood has been Mr. and Mrs. Carl K. Barber and ill the past two weeks. Her very family visited in Salt Lake City trouble was the KAYSVTCLE result of stepping With Granite Bar-ers Tuesday evening with Mrs. on a rusty nail. first and Davis second finishing William father, Bateman, Aim. in Jordan the Walker and district Airs. basketball Ralph g who has just returned after spend-nJames J. Rampton entertained race, these twq teams are definitethe winter In Arizona. a Waffle. Breakfast at the ly slated for posts in the state The following little guests were with Walker home Friday morning. tournament next week. anthe at fifth birthday iresent Their were: Airs. Rufus C. Granite was tops in the league niversary of Miss Karen Rampton, Willey,guests Aim. Lester Frew, Airs. as far as scoring was concerned, when her mother, Mrs. Florence Ben Cook, Airs. Carl K. Barber, when they garnered a total for the lampton honored her at the fam-l- y Airs. Therin Briggs and Airs. Glen season of 373 points. Davis, howhome last Monday afternoon: ever, made the best differential Warren. . tha' Barber, Richard Rampton, Airs. Thomas Lowe and children showing, scoring 332 points to their lonald Fielding, Jeanene Gailey, of 233, for a of plus Hooper were Sunday guests of opponents a Wanda Rampton, Irma Flint, 116. Mr. and Airs. George Rampton. Gailey, Roger Rampton, The Clearfield AI. I. A. drama leone Barber, Chyrall Rampton, Goat will be presented in "Billys Carlene Jensen, Darvel Fielding the Syracuse ward amusement hall and Betty Rampton. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Patterson Alonday evening, Alarch 16. Ward of West Point were Sunday dinner budget tickets will be honored at this performance. guests of Mr.' and Mrs. Leonard Raymond Anderson, a UniverJensen. Mr. and Mrs. John I. Fisher of sity of Utah senior student, began at the North Davis JunWest Point, Mr. and Mrs. Loy training ior high school this week. He will Wood, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert toberts of Clearfield, Mr. and Mrs. spend the remainder of the school at this school. Wallace Christensen. Mr. and Mrs. year Fridays Results Air. and Airs. David A. Thurgood Davis 46, Grantsville 26. Clarence W; Smedley and Mr. and had as their dinner Sunday guests. Airs. Arther R. Anderson of SyraGranite 46. Murray 23. cuse were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Air, and Mrs. Ivan Thornley and Jordan 23. Cyprus 22. of Ogden. Bingham 26. Tooele 24. hillip J. Bennett last Thursday family The family of Air. and Airs. evening. This combined social and Lionel E. Williams gathered WedDistrict Team Scoring usiness meeting is a monthly aftheir home to at nesday evening, Pts. Op. Dif. held 36th the of by Quorum fair the birthday anniversary Davis 352 233 118 Seventies of North. Davis stake celebrate -, of Air. Williams. Granite 37.263 110 and their wives. Airs. Royal W. Ramptoft attend- Cyprus 271 263 6 Mr. and Mrs. Delbert E. Wilcox ed an American Legion Auxiliary Murray 23N 2 IN 10 ami Mrs. Lawrence Briggs and at the Aioose hall in Salt Jordan 261 2NO 18 daughter, Becky, spent Wednesday meeting 265 310 Bingham 41 in Brigham City, visiting Mr. and Lake City Friday evening. Air. and Airs. Walter Bingham of Tooele 210 262 82 Mrs. Henry Secrist. Oguen and ,Mr. and Airs. Robert Grantsville 233 330 83 Bingham of Clinton were Sunday visitors of Air. and Airs. Howard KAYSVILLE and family. Thurgood FOR SALE Air. and Airs. Royal W. Rampton One Modern Cas Range Val J. Sheffield, son of Mrs. had as 'their Sunday evening $100.60 DISCOUNT guests. Air. and Airs. II. R. Dumke Fred Sheffield, was one of seven of Farmington; Air. and Mrs. Alax university of Utah students to rei Phone Kaysville 128-JSwenson and Air. and Airs. LaMar ceive a reward for four years I leadership in student activities and 1 Barlow of Bountiful. maintenance, of high scholarship averages, when Beehive, the universitys most exclusive honorary Your society, elected him ito member--shiMr. Sheffield is president of the student body and has been Friendly regular forward on the LAYTON. UTAII E. G. KING, Mgr. basketball team for three varsity years. He formerly was student body vice 14 13 SATURDAY . . March and . FRIDAY president, sophomoxe class presiNO OTHER THEATRE (0 GIVING YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR MONEY! dent, a member of the Assoicated Men Students council and WEEK HAVANA president of Phi Eta Sigma, schojarship IN TECHNICOLOR. WITH AUCE FAYE AND CARMEN MIRANDA society. He has a 2.6 scholastic average. , BLACKOUT FOR SALE 1911 WITH ROBERT PRF.STON AND CAST ALSO COLORED CARTOON Ford coupe. Heater, radio, good tires. Excellent mechanical condition. Must sell immediately. InSUNDAY - .MONDAY - - TUESDAY . . . .March 15.16, 17 BIG DOUBLE BILL quire George Barnett, Kaysville. Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Morton entertained Sunday with a family ROBERT TAYLOR AND LANA TURNER AND dinner and social honoring the 7!th birthday anniversary of Mrs. A YANK ON THE BURMA ROAD Mortons mother. Mrs. ' Gabriel ALSO WORLD NEWS! LAKAINK DAY AND BARRY NELSON Smith. There were five .daughters, three sons, twenty-si- x grandchilWEDNESDA - - THURSDAY . . . March 18 and 19 dren and two present. Dinner was served to the THE LAST guest of honor, Mr. and Mrs. MorA ZANE GREY PICTURE. WITH ROBERT MONTGOMERY ton and family. Mr. and Mrs. RobALSO SELECTED SHORTS ert Young and family, Mr. and Mrs. William B. Smith and family, SHOWS START EACH EVENING AT TtiS P. M. Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Smith and MATINEES EVERY SUNDAY AT S:4S P. M. All talk family, and John Smith, all of rr 14 mImim jrara ,( u, ,r (vrdially tavltad t Illfi4 Mr 8i4y M ar tmli Kim ( chart. Kaysville; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph and family of Woods Cross, Argyle ADMISSION: Children 10c, Junior High and High School Mr. and " Mrs. Albert Mauss of Students 20c. Adults 30c. Including Tax. Bountiful ammirTand Mrs. Carl The House of Greater Motion Picture Entertainment Craig and family of Layton. Phillip Robins who has been in the Dee hospital for the past three , Alont-pelie- KAYSVILLE Once again, the Brown and Gold of Davis will perform in the top flight" basketball exhibition of Utah, when the Utah state high school basketball tournament, gets underway in Salt Lake City, beginning next Wednesda y- Though the Darts clinched a tourney berth last week, they went on to take a game Friday from Grants ville. to wind up the season, with eight wins and two losses. Davis looked good in winning Air. and Airs. Arnold AI. Barnes from the Cowboys on the latters this (Thursday) evening for leaves court.' The Darts piled up a healIllinois, owing to the Rockford, 14 to 3, in the first period, thy lead, of Aim. Barnes illness Berious and then coasted through to an who sufRichard Stanton, father, easy win. few a stroke fered a days ago. Following is the box score: their marriage. son-in-la- frSowh i It Will Soon Be Time to Plant Your Garden PLANT A GARDEN FOR DEFENSE WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF SEEDS - ORANGES CHEESE - PLAIN or PIMENTO Made by Mar-vett- 2 -- Pabst-et- Lb. Wood Box t . I9c PEANUT BUTTER For the Children's Lunch 67c 2 Lb. Jar SALAD DRESSING Made By Pasbst-et- t, Qt. ukAPefruit Lgen 150s Dozen -- 30c .. 33c 17c 18c 15c Jar JUICE Can 'lOMATO JUICE Del Monte, Can CHOCOLATE Baker's Baking. Cake 46-O- z. 46-O- z. '2-L- b. . -I , PT7 IV THEATRE p. END IN Sure to please the whole iE. Zaugga mother. u weeks with pneumonia was ered enough Alonday to be remov' Aliss Irene Swan was a ed to his home. J'T end visitor to Salt Lake GuernFOR SALE W. Barnett, of her sister, Airs. E. M. BaX sey heifer. Inquire J. Air. and Airs. Louis W Kaysville. r, wood of Ogden visited with fe Airs. Genevieve Dunn of Idaho, is visiting for ten home of days or two weeks at theAim. W and Air. Mr. and Airs, Claude Perkin her parents, E. Gailey. Uyton visited with Mr. and Air. and Aim. AI. H. Rushton and J. Earl Jarman Sunday Mrs. Sylvia Fielding of Air. and Airs. Glen Robinson were Syracu Lake Salt in dinner spent guests Wednesday in Kay$villt, Sunday Aim. Air. and Airs. Glen Robinson City at the home of Air. and win move into the Crawls, AIoss. Saturday George y house to make their home. . Air. and Airs. Joseph AI. Alarston Airs. John Webster is visited Sunday with Air. and Aim. very ill at Maroni Alarston in Salt Lake City. her home. The Sunflower canp 0f th Davis high school will present its opera tonight (Thursday) for Daughters of Utah Pioneers will the parents, the title of which is meet today (Thursday) &t the home of Aire. Vernon Alansell. hostesses are: Airs Aire. John Peterson and family week-en- d in Airs. Effie Gransdcn the Williams, visiting spent Richmond at the home of Mrs. Airs. Harriet Collett and Mrs ai ice Barton. Petersons son and daughter-in-laAirs. Shirley Ball will Air. and Airs. John L. Peterentertain at her home on Friday afternoon son. recov- w - The music department of the ward M. I. A. had cLarge of the assembly . program Tuesday evening. The song The Old Woman and the Peddler. was dramatized by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Zaugg and Wallace Rampton.. Mr. and Mrs. Arther R Anderson and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray mond Anderson at their home in Salt Lake City. Food Guide Post Aim. C, A. Mangleson. left Wednesday for her home at Levan, after a stay of one week with Air. and Aim. Karl D. Zaugg and Aim. ily. Alangleson 33 c 35c STORES PACIFIC ' JOHNNY EAGER great-grandchildr- OF DUANES en EXTRA - QUALITY FRESH VEGETABLES . CXltnOK So. Is. . a Punches lUumi-SItEEIS. No. IS. 3 Hunches LEMONS. Large 360. Dozen IsaNanaS. runcy No. is, 3 Lbs SPINACH, Fresh. Green. Texas. 2 Lbs. Til?? in? 17p 15P : Holsom Food .Store Clearfield Phone 233-R- 4 FARMERS UNION Layton Phone N 67 |