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Show THURSDAY, NOVEMBER THE WEEKLY REFLEX, KAYSVILLE, UTAH PAGE FOUR The lesson, Pioneer Dianes," will be given by Mrs. Julia Galley. At the First ward Relief society meeting next Tuesday afternoon, class the visiting teachers training direcwill be held at 1:15 under the tion of Mrs. Luella Major At the convene regular meeting which will will at 2 oclock the theology lesson be given by Mrs. William Parker. The officers and teachers of the Second ward Primary association entertained their members at a Halloween party at the ward Mr tending the U. S. A. C. at Logan, with her par- were Friday night dinner guests of spent the week-en- d Mr A Mrs LeRoy Jackson In North nt- , " ' Ogden. Sunday morning at 9:0U a. m. Mrs A Mr Mrs. Robert Simmon, baptismal services will be held in )ean Simmons and son, Bobby; the West Layton ward followed by Miss Fern Simmons and Le Grande a boy leadership meeting. AdvisSimmons were Wednesday evening ors of boys in the deacon, priest dinner giiests at the home of Mr St and teachers age groups are asked Mrs Zenai W. Bennett in Syracuse. to be in attendance. A Mrs Snowden H. Roberts her parehtt, Fred RnCerfhatf.' a Monday guest ofRushforth. Glen Garrett arrived B. Mrs Samuel Mr Wed-- ; dayjrom a Jen days busjJJJ was a Mrs. Bernice Layton of her sis- to Fresno, Calif. nesday luncheon guest her home RSutton. ter Mrs. L. - w&4 Mrs. Ruth II. Flint and daughter, Ruth Ann, and Miss Genevo were week-en- d guests of and- - Mrs. their Bishop parents. MISS FERN SIMMONS Frank Hickenlooper. in Salt Lake. Correspondent and Choir practice will continue each Mr A Mrs A. L. Moulding chilPhone: Kaysville 219-Jand Wednesday at the West Layton Vaughn Mr A Mrs Earl g ward at 8 p. m. with Charles all of Ogden, were Sunday dren. leader. choir as E. Bennett LAYTON, UTAH Mr & Mrs Jedd W. Call, daughguests of Mrs. James The East Layton M. I. A. sponson, and Wilcox Elton Mrs ter, Jeanne and son, Lane, returned A .Mr The Blast Layton Relief society dance at The Verdeland park council will FRIDAY' AND SATURDAY Tuesday from San Francisco after sored an overall and apron Michael, of Salt Lake visited with will hold their dance conference a halL Refreshevening, Sunday, recreation L. Cali. the ' "' sponsor ward Friday Jedd S. Wilcox Friday. visiting with Nettie Mrs. NOVEMBER 2 xD November 2, at 9:00. p. m. in the November 3, at 4 p. m. Mrs. Elia U. S. N. R., who' has been confined ments were served. j Mrs. Frank B. Ringer' and Mrs. . building. have will Music Weaver, administration president, fe to Oak Knoll hospital for the past few-daMaJ-.wttA.Aj. r.DoubU,FaatuFe-end-&n- ir .. t spent charger-Aaftemyin-.the Hnnday Lay ihYeeTrfioftlhT. ruetT Vy p.in. Mrs. Clarence Waterfall attend- in Park Valley during the. past Return Engagement of and refreshments served. ton Relief society will nold iheir Dick Cook, son of Mr & Mrs Monday for Los Angeles where she chestra in honor of week visiting relatives. ed a an- conference with Mrs. Hattie Thom A been party This dance had birthday previously Vird Cook, left Saturday for San will visit for a few weeks. THUNDERHEAD Mrs. Elfreda Malan at her home in Mr A Mrs Louis Graham of OgMr St Mrs George D. Watt and nounced for Wednesday evening, ley in charge. Francisco for reassignment-witafternoon. Mr A of SON OF FUCKA Wednesday 31. October Ogden were guests Sunday Mrs. den of Call, y St , president Samuel Mrs Mary dr the Maritime Service after a Raymond weft Ikhmal of Salt Mrs John Graham. Marlene Miss West the Maxine Kathleen Misses and In Technicolor Layton Relief society, Lake was a last Week-en- d leave. Monday evening dinner guests of guest of Mrs. Fred Beyer of Clearfield ayton entertained at a Halloween announces that their conference Miss Kaye 'Christensen. and Mrs. Rulon W. dr St Mrs Snowden Roberts. R. T. And with Miss Ruth Barnes Mr & Mrs Ralph Rampton and party at their home Saturday. Bet- will be held at 7:30 p. m. Sunday Call arrived Thursday for an inMr A Mrs Horace Steed of Farm- visited StafWood of Jane Provo, evening. home arrived ty Mary '. Evelyn,Baldwin Tuesday. COUNTER ATTACK definite stay with Mi A Mrs Irvin daughter, ington, Mr A Mrs Calvin and La Vern Andrus, Salt Mr & Mrs Arther Green have and Mr A Mrs Leland Pressler and Paul Muni of Bountiful and Mr Call and Mr & Mrs Frank Hicken- Sunday after a two weeks trip to ford children in relatives JerNew Alice visited Beus, Mr A Mrs Lyndsey Humphries of A Mrs Francis Pratt of Clearfield children Lake; Mary Call has been in California. looper. R. T. SUNDAY-MONtUIdaho, over the week-enMr St Mrs Ray J, Dawson entci-taine- d sey; Ruth Allen, Marie Farley and Santa Monica, California, as their visited with Mr A Mrs George F. San Frapcisco for the past few Gavoille and Melba Alan Barber and two of A Mrs Mr Ogden. guests. dinner Alary at a months with the U. S. navy. Barker Sunday. NOVEMBER 4 AND 5 Bountiful were Sunday Ernest Williams of Kaysville Dale Maughan is visiting in DenMrs!. Dean Simmons was hostess at their home Saturday evening. Mrs. Annie S. Layton of Salt children ofMrs. Nettie Wilcox. of Covers laid Ella Mrs. were for: was the speaker at the East Layton ver, Colorado, with friends. A BELL FOR ADAX0 to her club Friday evening. A Halguest of guests Lake was a last week-en- d Mr A Mrs Weston Timothy spent Mrs. James E. Ellison returned Mr A Mrs RAIph Layton and famloween color scheme was carried Dawson, Mr St Mrs Willidm A. ward sacrament meeting' Sunday Kane John Heraeys Pulitzer the past week in Glendal. ' Vocal solos were fur- home this week from a few weeks ily. out. Guests attending were: Mrs. Dawson and daughters, Diane and afternoon. Prize Noiel relatives; St Mrs Elias Dawson and nished by Dean Jeffs of Clearfield. visit in Canada. Onieta Smith, Mrs. Wanda Epper- Billife; Mr Mrs. James E. Bennett, Mr A country, visitingOdd and Mrs. Wray John Jene Tierne 3 Hodiak, Charles Mrs. and David and children, Audene, Miss children weekDerral, Lois Adams spent the A large number of Layton peoMrs Sydney Bass and son, Mrs. Bonnie R. Gale, Mrs. SunSelected were Shorts children two Dawand and and Barbara John Mary, Barbara Rose, Mrs. Beth Larkin, ple attended funeral services for end in Logan visiting friends at Miss Mary Bennett were Monday Hydp dinner of Mrs. Jesse guests A Mrs Mr of day A. Eugene Christensen in Salt Lake the U. S. A. C: Mrs. Virginia Bobo, Miss Lucille son. evening dinner guests Mr St Mrs Uriel Major of Magna Monday afternoon in the Yale LDS Mrs. Clyde Jackson of North Og- Earl Vaughn at their home in Og- Layton at her home in Clearfield. TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY Lawson, all Farmington and Miss -- Mrs. Grant Williams of Ogden were Sunday visitors at the A. A. ward. AND THURSDAY of den. was a den was last week-en- d Mr. Christensen Fern Simmons. guest week-enMrs. of d guest Major residence. brother-in-laMr The East Layton Primary assoMrs. Ralph Layton entertained was a last .William Bur- her daughter and J. of NOVEMBER 6. ) AND 8 Mrs. Helen Tanner gave the les- ton, Mrs. Robert E. Green, Mrs. & Mrs Snowden Roberts. ciation held a Halloween dance at the Blue Bird Girls of the Second : Mrs. Mary Ann liams is visiting ward Primary association at a Halthe ward amusement hall Wednes son on social science at the Layton Laura Egbert and Mrs. Frank WITHOUT LOVE Relief society Tuesday afternoon. Whitesides. Mrs. Christensen was in Huntsville with Mr A 3rs David loween party at her home Tuesday day afternoon. St Mr Mrs Catheryn Hepburn, Harris and family. Miss Bette Day, Miss Leah MorHenry Smedley and the former Katherine Burton. evening. Games were played folSpencer Tracy Mrs. Harold Layton entertained lowed by a two course luncheon. gan, Miss Joan Adams, Miss Iris daughter, Pauline, left Friday for The West Layton leadership 20 Selected Shorts of Mrs Nance and Miss Faye Rampton Los Angeles for a few weeks visit A afat Mr a Curtright guests Henry party NoSaturday 150 with Mr St Mrs B. F. Grastiet. Mrs. meeting will be held Monday, spent some time at the Union Pa Grastiet is the former vember r, at 7:30 p. m., for mem- ternoon. honoring her daughter, Ogden visited with Airs. Rose BarSmedNew Time Schedule Mary cific depot in Ogden Sunday with ker Sunday. bers of the presidency and at 8 p. Kathleen, on her 9th birthday. 100 Hampand Sunday . . . enterA Mrs Mr Buhler Mrs A Walter Mrs. Robert Dean, the former Miss ley. Mr Allen Saturday are Vaughn Miss Maxine Layton, former m. for all other ward officers. Shows begin at 4:00 p a few weeks in Califor- tained at a dinner party at their Elizabeth Williams, daughter of spending Miss Bernice Cunningham of nia. . Continuous. Mr A Mrs Tom Williams, former president of Phi Alta Mitra socia home Saturday evening. Covers B. Y. U. in Provo, at- Canada has accepted a position as unit the at Charles Maughan and son. Dale, were laid for Mr A Mrs George F. LHan Mrs. Monday, Tuesday. Wedne. residents. am Layton Months Old 3 First National Bank' at spent three days last week in Soda Barker, Mr A- Mrs Darvel Miller her husband were en route to New tended a birthday party at the Jo clerk in the day, Thursday, Friday.. the Springs. Idaho, visiting relatives. and Mr A Mrs Roy N. Kilfoyle. Shows begin 6:30 p. m. York where they will make their seph Smith building in SJt Lake Layton.' Miss Cunningham isCunWILLIAM HEATON of Mrs. Geneva Flint daughter The East Layton Relief society Show After Morton celebrated Minnie home. Mrs. Monday evening. Complete . Phone . Kaysville , Mr it Mrs George D. Watt were ningham, a former Kaysville resi- held a social in the ward chapel her 75th birthday anniversary at p. m. host and hostess at a dinner party dent. n WANTED: Man or Wednesday afternoon honoring all her home Tuesday. Sunday she Mrs. Florence Ellison will be of the visiting teachers of the Re was guest of honor ht a .family Saturday evening followed by home for Rawlelgh Route .movies. Guests attending were hostess to her club Thursday after- lief society. dinner party given at the home of in South Davis and TooMr A Mrs David C. Weaver en- Mr A Mrs Emery Morton in Salt Major A Mrs Max Ware, Mr St Mrs noon at her home. Club members ele Counties. Permanent' Ralph Dibble, Mr St Mrs Allen Ad attending are: Mrs. La'Ree Cow- tertained at a family dinner party Lake. Mrs. Morton, who has been Mx St Mrs Snowden Roberts ley, Mrs. Helen Tanner, Mrs. Monday evening at their home hon- a resident of Kaysville for many if you are a' hustler. For sms, ' Mrs. Jay Simmons and Mrs. George Blanch Reed, Mrs. Mary , Adams, oring their son, Louis, who was rehas six livjng children: particulars write Raw-lelgh- s, V. Stevenson, all of Layton; Mr St Mrs. Gladys Dawson, all of Lay-to- cently discharged from the navy fears.Morton. Mrs. Effie Murdock Mrs Willard Brown of Syracuse Dept. Mrs. Gertie Holt of Bountiful Seabeas after two years of service. and Bernard Morton, all of Kays, and Mr & Mrs Sam Raymond o ' erd Mrs. Flora Knight of ClearDenver, Colo. ville; Alton Morton and Emery t t ' field. Kaysville. Morton, both of Salt Lake, and Basil Morton of Las Vegas. Nev. She Miss Cleo Wolf, daughter of Mr Invites his friends and customers to sfee him at . and also A Mrs Nyman Wolf, freshman stuhas grandchildren twenty Cpl. Arlow W. Fisher. husV and six great grandchildren. Three of dent at the U. S. A. C. in Logan, Mrs. Verda Barnes Fisher. 'ar- her of are still in the U. S. has been pledged to Jamba Delta grandsons rived Thursday evening by plane service. sorority and has also been made from Chatham Field. Ga., to spend Mrs. George C. Ensign entertainhistorian of the unit. furlough in Kays- ed members of the North Davis . A special meeting was held Mon- a twenty-daville with his wife and daughter, slake Y. W. M. I. A. board at a soday evening in the West Layton Diane. -cial ward Thapef for-al-l Huxiliary of ft ""ALLISOTALMERSDEALER The Phillips Camp of the Daugh- Games were and luncheon cers and members of the rehabili--atio- n played ters of the Pioneers will meet at to served eighteen guests. program in West Layton. 4305 RIVERDALE ROAD . . OGDEN Mr St Mrs Lionel I. Layton re- the home of Mrs. Chester Flint Sgt. Nate Kilfoyle. who is stavived word from their son, Pfc Thursday. November, at 2 oclock. tioned at Tampa. Florida, with' the PHONE Lionel Layton, who is serving with Tha belesson. Pioneer Medicines. U. S. army, spent last week-en- d will Mrs. Lay-toBernice given by at his home in Kaysville. he U. S. army that he has been Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. Comer Rollins of Morgan transferred from Jhe Philippine Mrs. Fannie Webster. Mrs. Alice islands to Hiroshima, Japan. Mrs. Le Roy G. Webster. Mrs. J. William Burton enter- Burton, Mrs. Holbrook.. Joseph Re-itained the North Davis stake At the Second ward Relief sociesoboard members at a society ial at her home Thursday evening. ty meeting nexj Tuesday aftera visiting teachers training Those attending were: Mrs. Effie noon, class will be held at 1:15 under the Mrs. Effie Mrs. Webster, Barton, $2.00 direction of Mrs. Iva Rasmussen. Z'pporah Stewart, Mrs. Elva Ben The regular meeting will convene r'ctt. Mrs. Goldia Williams, Mrs, (Heavy Friers) 2 oclock when the theology lesVema Hill Mrs. Mary Dawson, at son be will Mrs. Kathleen by given Mrs. Ruth Baird, Mrs. Enid Parks Darley. and Mrs. Vera Wilkins ; , The Sunflower camp of .he Mr A Ms Thomas R. Jones left of the Pioneers will meet See Daughters Wednesday, morning for Highland, C ilifomia, .where they will make Thursday. November 8, at 2 oclock ALDEN BURTON at the home of Mrs. Rulon Barnes. fhet home. KAYSVILLE hostesses be will Mrs. Assisting Mr St Mra William Jones were PHONE 124-JHoward Larkins. Mrs. Mildred Monday guests at the home of Mrs Jones parents, Mr St Mrs J. Wil-ie- Home and Mrs. Charles T. Burton. Burton. Mr A Mrs E. P. AVixom d at a dinner Thursday evening at their home followed by show in honor of the UUh birthday .annOGDEN, UTAH ' . V t. iversary of their son. Robert. 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