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Show N tfOULD DE MATA DAYS QUEEN VOUMK .KA1SY v! f'V11 Hosts to Boys at Ball Game KAYSV 11.1 K i: Lei v l'l'H il! W he. be provided by the- - ! - sees plenty of candidate pii this one of three candidates are (left to right) Barium Riata They days. fK,eeaof Uyton and Mr. Mrs. of Clarence Simmons; Sally IISunon8' daughter Mrs. Dick and Mr. of Adams; Mary Alice Wlams. daughter iujhter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Adams, all of Layton. une26Deadline tior Riata -- Farmington Lions Install New Officers . een Entries 1 Layton Man Summoned Fr L-- Mission TON Lions imd their BOUNTIFUL entered wives in Zone 2nB held then' an-ihome Salt nual rone picnic at Lagoon June lb, with the Bountiful club acting ,as host of the year Clubs in this rone include C.ar-- i land, Trenionton, Brigham City, Farmington, Cook. n Sunset-Clinto- Cen-Itervil- n, le and Bountiful. William R. Newcomb, Bountiful, was chairman of the arrangement committee. Serving on the committee were Bernard Thomas, Farmington; . T. Boyd Parrish, Centerville; Rice. James Moss and Dell Holbrook, Bountiful. Everyone brought his own 1kx lunch to the picnic. The program knd decorations were arranged by the host club. Don Campbell. Bountiful, was toastmaster, and Don Lyman, Salt Uke City, was main speaker. se-d- ei vice-preside- vice-preside- r, Monal Officers ,..ess 5 Escape Hurts Jayeees When Vehicle Leaves Highway ington junction. According to highway patrolmen, most seriously injured was W. Mack Gray, 21, Pleasant Grove. He suffered a 1 Mi inch head laceration -- and possible concussion. Other occupants of the car were Rolland Kay Christiansen, 18; Glen O. Davis, 18, both of Pleasant Grove, no injuries; Irene Mahoney, 21, Los Angeles, shock and bruises, and Norma Jean Odell, 21, Cheyenne, Wyo., minor bruises. The two women were reported in condition at Tanners ClinTON good Frank Fister, nation-Vic, Layton, where they were taken President, junior following the accident eommerce, addressed The three men were pleasure ridTiiLUtK)n. meeting of the evening. At the Twes June 17. His talk ing Wednesday of Liberty road and Highjunction level' actiyities on th way 91 the two women joined them. The ear was traveling at an estimated 35 miles per hour when it !!!!i bnk, . national Tice spoke on methods hit the guard rail at Farmington and plunged 'JU n Dew 'eM an( pro junction, overturned on its top. 25 feet approximately of the ho spoke on state No other car was involved in the acCt on Wiscombe, con- held in Philadel- - recently returned nven iEU u;herein Layton civic im . third place in pub- - vyceth cident, according to Patrolman George D. Rees and Lt Jack Moss, but the driver, Mr. Christiansen, was given a citation for reckless driving. Patrolman Rees said the driver apparently took his eyes off the State road for a few moments. Trooper Harold Ambler, Ogden, aided in the investigation. Birth Coincidence Centers nation on Layton Family trou - rv hve one of really happen at alL On June 17, 1948, a son was horn ataMrs. Wendell E. Adams, of Uytto do, thy juJ on. Three years ago the oldest son, rWn,L,.flp pencils and Probability of Grsig, was born on June 17. A year nJXoing .Statisticians of later another son, Stanley, was J?,n different from born, and his birth date was June .HtJuv her that occur i Y;Slikriyy Prelbmtiea, (ft mntw? of 17. old-plat- ed kymrd, Wngthekey. ! The morion acik t Ci Publican concoincidence is - nd tatisticians u the p0Isuming bales tamh, .lnne the situa.. -. oaiZLr a vicious illu-- 'Hit tt that couldnt ' . Three sons born on the same day and month of different years is a coincidence sufficiently rare to make any statistician reach form That, pencil and start figuring. could be all and be plenty. But the boys have a father, and it should be mentioned that his birthday, through some strange coincidence, falls on July 17. The stltisticians a drop their pencils and reach for typewriter. Cotton'll Lawton, liu wis killed at noon. Juno when ho onmo lii eontiut with a' high ten- sion wiio while working with a Imv crew of the Utah Power & Light at Taylor Benedict's hospital, Ogden. where he was rushed, attend-- , ing physician said he died immediately upon receiving the slunk. Attempts were made to revive him for two hours. Mr. I .ay ton was engaged in changing cutouts on a junction mile north of the lole Taylor ward chupel, when he came in contact with a line carrying II.- volts of electricity, according to reports. When Mr. Uyton came in contact with the wire a fellow worker. Enoch Hughes, Ogden, immediately threw the hand line around him and he was lowered to the ground by Mr. Hughes and othWhile the son shines, you make hay, believes Miss LouJean er men on the crew. Flint, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry McGlinrh, and when sun Artificial respiration was applied shines, she acts accordingly. Operating s Holland hay baler, as immediately and Weber county sheriffs office was notified and pictured above, she has put up 2,383 bales of hay in 20 hours of medical aid was summoned ork, over a three-da- y period. That's not bad for a gal who will Ogden city fire department amschool next )ear. Miss Flint has been devoting her sumstart high bulance, in company jvith a doctor, mer vacation time to such work around the well known Flint stables n answered the call. Artificial was continued and oxygen JnLijlotL given the victim while he was being placed in the ambulance and taken to the hospital. He was pronounced dead at 1:45 p.m. Mr. Uyton was born in Uyton May 12, 1918, a son of Clifton H. and Lois Cotterell Uyton. On Nov. 9, 1938, he married Helen Saunders in Ogden. He was a graduate of Davis high school, lie was a member of. the LDS church, American On June 10, Thomas N, Roberts, club. KAYSVILLE At their meeting Legion and the He served in the army from De- son of Mrs. Clay Adams, Layton, held June 16 in the high school, cember, 1944. to July, 1946, with received his medical degree from Kaysville Rotarians heard an address by Rev. George J. Weber, the signal corps in the Philippine pastor of the Congregational islands and Japan and was dischurch in Salt Lake City. charged as a master sergeant. It is the responsibility of AmerSurviving are his widow; a son icans to work toward the uncovand daughter, Ned and Jana Uytering of communist agents and on, all of Ogden; a brother, Jack propaganda, said Rev. Weber. He B. Uyton, Moore, Ida.; a sister, stated that the communist arguMrs. Andrea Brandt, Salt Lake ment that the American type of City; and his parents, Salt Uke government is outmoded should be City, and a grandparent, Mrs. Ruth rveealed for the faHaey it is. Uyton, Uyton. Rev. Weber went on to observe that. America has produced the Funeral services for Mr. Uyton will he held Friday, June 25, in the greatest civilisation the world has ever known, primarily because of Uyton First ward at 2 p. m. Bishthe right of each person to work op Frank Hickenlooper of Uyton in the field of his choice. America Second ward will preside. of today would be well served by Friends may call at the Lindquist the spirit of Its youth. Rev, Weber Mortuary in Ogden from 9 p. mn opined. 1U and m. from to a. Thursday; 1:30 p. m. Friday, at the home of his grandmother, Mrs. Ruth UytATTENTION CITIZENS OF on, West Uyton. DAVIS COUNTY Burial will be in the Washington 'N Memorial Heights perk, Ogden. Summer Water Safety Program sponsored by Lagoon Management. Registration Juna 28th THOMAS N. ROBERTS at Lagoon pool from 10 A. M. to 2 P. M. Lower age limit 10 the Harvard medical school, in and up. Adults welcome. commencement exercises held at years Dates: June 28th to August 9th Cambridge, Mss. Inclusive. , Dr. Roberta received his A $6.50 seasons pass will be training at the University issued by the management which Jesse D. Bar-lo- of CLEARFIELD Utah and DePauw university in includes gate and pool entrance, has been reelected president of Indiana. His first two towel and suit. Red Cross inGreencsstle, the North Davis recrestion council of medical training were struction will be by representatives of five north years at the given free. University of South Dsvis county communities, it has spent Dakota, the last two years at Harbeen announced. vard. Robelt D. Tucker, W'eber county On July 1, Dr. Roberts will begin planning director, addressed repre- an internship at the Cornell Medisentatives from Clearfield, Clinton, cal center in New York City. Sunset, West Point and Syracuse on He is a member of Alpha Omepark planning. ga Alpha national honorary mediOther officers named were Mrs. cal fraternity and of the Pi Kappa Jean Beach, vice presidnt; Mrs. Alpha social fraternity. Ross D. Hyatt, secretary, and KenMrs. Adams flew to Cambridge to neth Draayer, Clyde Hansen and attend the commencement exert iscs ' of her son. Angus Stevens, directors. The council sponsors a recreation program in the communities with expenses shared by the school board and the town governments. It is in its third year of operation. one-hal- f Jack Cook, son of Mr. and Mrs. Yird tin1 I. US mission cele-1t,n- n. tail-twiste- I , Vatu At Bountiful Club Host to Lions Club Gathering FARMINGTON' Young ladies of Da-- s Farmington at dinner on touaty have until June 20 to Lions entertained ter u candidates for queen of Monday evening for their wives, at Mas and Pas place. Layton Riata days 1 The queen will be selected Installation of officers for the t the night of June 26, at the new year was held, with Melvin B. ejtoa Khool grounds. Wrirht, district governor of disApplications should be mailed or trict1 28A, in charge. Kwd to Wally Anderson, Layton A special presentation was made Utah, ijrees, Box 153, Layton, between the tq Lion David Stayner for out- unmarried girl pligihlfl tn .standing philanthropic work do-rpf Jtl and 21 i :ter the contest Judges .will be ing the past year. Other presents tions and awards were made to outby horsemanship, person-ai- d selectgoing officers. in western attire the queen. Retiring president is Lion BarTwo of the judges have been Thomas. ney They are Dr. Keith Barnes, New president is Ralph Jones, lynriBe. and Judge J. B. Cooley, vice first president; Lawrence Mijjtot. Judging will start at 6:30 ller; second Frank will The a be x queen presented Van Fleet; third De western donated outfit npkte Vaugh Jones; treasurer, secretary G. Freeman r by and Nicholas tla Ca Twp gift certificates for Ward Warnock; directors, Del Sesnnaers-u- p are being donated sions and Monroe Sill and Smith Moon. the Uyton Jayeees. Mr. Wright presented Lion Del JACK COOK Sessions who has the honor of being selected to serve as deputy dis Lake, Monday, prior to leaving for trict governor of region number the Northwsetern LDS mission. A farewell testimonial will tie held two for the coming year. Tuesday evening, June 29, at N p. m., in the Layton LDS ward chapel. A program will be presented as ;A follows: Violin selections, Mrs. Ralph dibble; vocal selections, Ted Elders, accompanied by Steve White; speaker, Sterling Sill; remarks, Bishop Zulon Whitesides; remarks, missionary; benediction, Patriarch David E. Layton. Mr. Cook is a graduate of Davis high school and also of the University of Utah, having received his as bachelor of science in FARMINGTON Five occupants degree business. He served three years in of a 1936 automobile escaped with the armed forces during the war, minor injuries at 9 p. m., Wednes- most of the time being spent in the day, when their vehicle left the Mediterranean theatre of highway and overturned at, Farm- M f k Uo LATTON hiked Wemt? Tension Wire . Durint election year the public kut few are as eyecatching as ayton 3Y By High 11iUiwu..Tlau , NUMHF.lt IS WHILE THE SUN SHINES Lineman Killed 7 1DIH. 1 mmliS "' I. Jl Nlv SI, UTAILTIIUKSIUY, Y; invited to friup "ill leave from the Health K.t..ween Fenter in Kaysville at . 7 pm. on the evening of July l Only ie- p 'Uuin ana in atello in Ogden July is to he there on tune quirement a gue-t- . ,,f ;he Kaywille Ko- Hoys under nine yeais of ago il1"' are invited to go along t J to and from the they are accompanied hv kr.ni', as well as adni'nion, will in the specified age group and I'ii-rl- ' lLUv-UAYlSroUNT- Kaysville Rotarians Will Be 'i') : Mill Sunset Man to Fill LDS Mission respi-ratio- Son of Layton Resident Wins Degree I fl; 2U-3- 0 SUNSET Dean Wyherg. son of Mr. and Mrs. John Wyberg, reported Monday to the LDS mission home in Salt Uke City prior to mission in leaving for a two-yethe north central states. Elder g was honored Tuesday evening June 18, with program and dance in the LDS chapel and hall. The elders quorum had charge of the affair and .Pres. Dennis Iladlock concocted the program. Refreshment were served during the dance. Fireside group entertained in honor of Elder Wyberg with a dinner at the Double-Ba- r Ranch were Friday evening. Twenty-fiv- e present. After dinner the group met at the Nichola home, played games and presented a gift to Elder Wyberg. ar Wy-ber- Open House Fetes Syracuse Man Reunion Marks 79th Birthday About 300 friends SYRACUSE and relatives of H. P. Hansen and family called to pay their respects on his 79th birthdav, at an open house reception held at the home Mr. KAYSVILLE A family reunion of his son and daughter-in-lawas held at the home of Mr. and and Mrs. Clyde W. Hanson, last Mrs. John W. Nance Sunday hon- Sunday afternoon. Sons and daughters of Mr. Hanoring the 72nd birthday anniverwho called were Mr. Milton sen Mr. Nance. of sary Steed and Mrs. Roy Louis, Draper; Mr. Nance was born in Wilks-borN. C June 17, 1876. At the Mr. Lynn Hansen, Seattle, Washage of eight he moved to Kays-vill- e ington; Bishop Evan Hansen, Prowith his parents and has vo; Mr. Fay Hansen, Mr. Orrin lived here since that time. Hansen, Mrs. Helen H. May and people Mr. Terry Hansen, all of Salt Uke , Among the who visited at the Nance home City. were Mr. Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Roland Also in attendance Sedgwick, Bountiful; Mr. and Mrs. Flash Nielson, Pocatello, Idaho; Lt. Ball Talag and Mr. and Mrs. Jo- Col. and Mra. W. LeGrande Neil-seseph MunoX, all of Salt Uke Ciyt. San Francisco. o. out-of-tow- m n, Capacity Crowd Fire Destroys Chicken Coop Hears Talk By -- y 4 i I Recreation Group Selects Barlow pre-medic- K - 5 f i il al w Mission Calls Kaysville Man Fruit Growers Hear Talk i i . i t r Clearfield Boy Suffers Injuries CLEARFIELD Michael Chidis-te- r, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Chidester, was seriously injured last Thursday while at play at a neighbors house. He climbed on spikes driven into a pole supporting both telephone and electric wires and apparently touched a live wire. He was found by his mother still hanging to the spikes on the pole, in a condition, where he had been unobserved for several minutes. He was rushed to Layton where a doctor gaye him first aid and KAYSVILLE X farewell testirushed him to an Gden hospital monial will be given in the Second where he regained consciousness. evening, He was returned home Saturday. ward chapel here Sunday honor of Jane 27, at 7 p.m., in Glen W. Garrett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Garrett. Mr. Garrett will leave in a few days for Louisville, Kv., where he will serve a mission for the LDS semi-conscio- us North Davis LDS Stake Quarterly Fathers Honored Conference Slated for June In Syracuse Sunday School . ' L L. Sydney Sperry J! i 6-- CLEARFIELD Two small boys playing with matches started a fire which destroyed a chicken belonging to A. Y. Marcus coop SYRACUSE Syracuse ward last Tuesday afternoon. chapel was packed to its capacity Transparent plastic on the winSunday evening when ward mem- dows and straw in the building igbers and visitor from surround- nited quickly and in less than secing communities came to hear onds the building was ablaxe from lecture on the Book of Mormon. top to bottom. The boys managed C. BOUNTIFUL Kenpeth by Dr. Sidney Sperry of Salt Uke to escape unharmed. Smith, district agriculture inspec. City. , Gearfield fire department re- tor, state department of agriculDr. Sperry is author of the to the calL They kept the ture, addressed fruit growers of sponded Book of Mormon study course that fire from spreading in dry June the Mountain Slopes Fruit Cooperis being used throughout the L. ative Assn, at Bountiful June 22. fire The department nearby.' grass D. S. church in the adult classea from the navy base was called but Proper picking and storing of, of Sunday schooL and methods of grading were fire fruit was under the after arrived Other number on the program controL subjects discussed by Mr. Smith. Sunday evening, which was sponsored by the L. D. S. girls and a vocal hoys organizations, was acBarbara Rampton, Miss solo by companied by Mrs. Geneva Ramp-toa cornet solo by Alan Cook, 26-27 accompanied by Mr. Alice Gailey, Reed Bennett, solo vocal by and a also accompanied by Mr. Gailey North Davis stake at 10 pv m. Sunday and again at LAYTON The L D. S. Group chorus, directconference will be held 2 p.m. ed by Eli Rentmeister also render- quarterly Evening session t 7 :30 p. m. will Saturday evening and Sunday, be under the direction of the M. L ed - one selection. Mr. Verne W. Rampton wa in June 26 and 27. First meeting will A. A very good program has been charge of the evening program. be held at 8 p. m. Saturday evening arranged for Sunday evening. Mrs. Invocation .was given by Mis for priesthood leadership. . Bruce Dorothy Adams, president of the Shirley Barber and benediction by McConkie, from the Seven Presi- Y, W. M. I. A will conduct the Floyd Bennett. dents of Seventies, will be the gen- meeting. All ward M. I. A. execu' The organ and piano prelude was eral authority at all of, the meet- tives will be introduced to the puband Vance played by Paul Smedley ing. The regular session will be lic. Bennett. n; Spirit of Youth Country's Need Rotarians Told SYRACUSE A very fine program was given Sundry aaorniry at the Syracuse Sunday school La observance of fathers, day. Short talks were given by Miss Jetta Flint and Thayne Smedley. and also by Mrs. Milton Steeds . . church. who was. special visitor in Syraher cuse, Sunday morning, fix home in Dr?r. That '"vtr Haired A vocal sol was ' 7 by Mrs, Daiiy xr elec- A ; Marie G, t toin was render i jia UcEriij good and Mrs. gave a retold story. of-Mk- Rol. f |