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Show Thurs, Sept. 22, 1955 P. 10 Kaysville, Davis County, Utah News About Folks in . CLEARFIELD Mra. Dorothy Whito Correspondent Phone 81903 The first ward primary leader ship meeting was held on Monday, Sept Id at the ward building. The first lesson in the new course Im prove Your Teaching was given by Mrs. Mina Moss. The presidency served as hostesses. Our city councilmen, mayor, and manager, Clay Allred attended Municipal League meetings in Salt Lake City last week for three days. This included George Haslam, Virgil Hilton, Eldon Barlow, Robert Beadles, Earl Stringham and Mayor Hugh Wilcox. Mrs. Maurine Saxey, city clerk also attended. The Art White family attended on Friday evening and Mrs. Ines Kruitbosch attended with members of her family on Tuesday. The N Davis stake MIA are having a contest for wards attendance at Leadership meeting and a valued prize will be given to the highest ward percentage-wis- e at the end of three months. The prize will be some piece of equipment that will be useful in the wards, announced Mrs. Athlene Weatherston, president of the YWMIA. The time for this coming Saturdays Variety show is 8:00 p. m. Mrs. Maretta Livingston and Miss Marvetta Galley are in charge as stake music directors. All wards are participating however and it promises to be a fine affair. West Pointers have' been welcoming a new teacher, Billie Penney from Salt Lake as a new second grade teacher there. Glen Olsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Olsen of West Point, was delayed in going to Junior High for I n n n n a few days due to a fractured leg sustained' in a romp with a friend in his neighborhood. He is on crutches but he isnt going to let them stop his education. His small sister, Doris has also had her schooling delayed with a tonsillectomy which made her stay at home for a few extra days. Mrs. Afton Thompson has recently been sustained as president of the Anchorage Branch Primary Association. Mrs; Pat Sabin will serve as her first counselor and Mrs. Evelyn White will be secretary. A second counselor has not as yet been selected but is expected to be soon. Clearfield visitors recently have included Mrs. Ann Terry from Fort Eustace, Georgia. She visited with Mr. and Mrs. George and family on South Laker view Dr. Upon returning home she will be leaving with her husband, Capt Clarence Terry for Europe with the U. S. Army, She is a sister of Mrs. Mamanakis. Also visitors at the Mananakis household were Mrs. Max Jolley and her son, Jeffry enroute to Japan where she will . meet her husband, Capt. Max Jolley recently transferred there from Korea. Mrs. Jolley and her son came from Albuquerque, New Notice to Creditors NO. 1473 Estate of Joseph Young Day, de- ceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at Route 1, Box 118, Layton, Utah, on or before the 15th day of November, A. D. 1955. DOROTHY DAY, Administrator of Estate of Joseph Young Day. Date of first publication, September 15, A. D. 1955. Published in The Reflex September, 22, 29; October 0, 1955. NOTICE Notice is hereby given that bids for the furnishing of insurance on Davia County owned equipment will be received up td 10:00 A. M. September 29, 1955. Bids to be filed in the Davie County Clerki Office, Farmington, Utah. Those interested may obtain lists of equipment and coverage desired from said Clerks Office. BOARD OF DAVIS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, By H. L. Strong, County Clerk. Published in The Reflex September 15 and 22, 1955. Notice Mexico. Mrs. Clarence Thurman has been NO. 1478 east for a few days at the home In the District Court, Probate Diof her daughters, Mrs. Joseph vision, in and for Davis County, Michaud and Mrs. Andy Schneider. State of Utah. In the Matter of the Estate of She will be home later this week. Estella G. Nichols Thompson, dePatsy Jamison has been out of ceased. The petition of Morris W. Thompschool this week with illness. The Alpha Lambda chapter of son praying for the admission to Probate of a certain document, purBet Sigma Phi will meet at the porting to be the last Will and home of Mrs. Relda Bringhurst in Testament of Eatella G. Nichols Layton next Monday, at 8:00 p.m. Thompson, deceased, and for the The lesson will be Music into granting of Letters Testamentary Drama and Dance. One of the small tragedies of the first week of school, was the broken glasses of Miss Sharon Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Jones of Parkway Dr. ddddddddddi8ob a a no Checkerboard Corner By VERN SANDALL Jaracs Morgan & Sons HILL FEED PROBATE and GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES -Consult Clerk of District Court or the Respective Signers for Further Information. LAYTOII a word about our co ecEWOt' 82Civies ... to Morris W. Thompson has been set for hearing on Tuesday, the 27th day of September, A. D. 1955, at ten oclock A. M at the Court House, in the Court Room of said Court, in Farmington City, Davia County, Utah. Witness the Clerk of said Court with the Seal thereof affixed this 13th day of September, A. D. 1955. . H. L. STRONG, Clerk. . By Barbara N. Evans Deputy Clerk. . (SEAL) J. Duffy Palmer, Attorney for Petitioner, 123 South State Street, Clearfield, Utah. Published in The Reflex September 15, 22, 1955. NOTICE .TO WATER USERS Notice is hereby given Ernest Parrish, co A. Z. Richards, Agent, 408 Zions Savings Bank Bldg, Salt Lake City, Ut has filed with the Stata Engineer, a request for an extension of time from August SO, 1955 to August 30, 1950, in which to make and submit Proof of Appropriation of Water under Application No. 12982 for the appropriation of 2 aec.-f- L of underground water in Davis County, Utah, to be used for irrigation purposes and incidental domestic and stockwatering purposes. Newlyweds Make Home in Layton Following Nuptial Date LAYTON Now at home in Lay. ton are Mr. and Mrs. Grant S. Flint who recently returned from honeymoon to the Pacific Northwest and Canada. The new Mrs. Flint is the former Birdean Datwyler, daughter of Mr, and Mra. C. Fred Datwyler, Logan, and the groom ia the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charlea B. Flint, Leyton. . Nuptial promises were spoken in the Logan LDS Temple and were followed by a breakfast at tha Gold and Blue room at the Hotel Eccles in Logan. In the evening a reception at the home of the bride honored the young couple. For the occasion the bride donned a gown of French organdy with a butterfly floor length skirt underscored with tule and taffeta. The bodice was detailed with a portrait neckline and short sleeves edged with tiny scallops and further enhanced with seed pearls. White gladioli encircled by petite yellow rosea formed her bouquet Attending her sister as matron of honor was Mrs. James Linford and bridesmaids were Miss Charlene Flint sister of the groom, and Miss Sandra Datwyler, sister of tha bride. Tha attendants wore matching gowns of paatel green antique taffeta with matching hats and carried bouquets of gladioli. Petite niece of the bride, Susan Datwyler, was flower girl and wore yellow emroidered nylon and carried a basket of gladioli. Mrs. Datwyler wore turquoise blue lace and Mrs. Flint was in yellow, and both wore corsages of bronza gladioli Noel Flint stood as bestman for his brother and Glen Datwylr Stanley Flint, Denzel Datwyler, Bill Day, and young Perry Datwyler ushered. ' The bride ia a graduate of USAC where she was affiliated with Lambda Delta Sigma, Sigma Kappa sorority, and Spurs. She baa been teaching school at Layton Elementary school for tha past two years. Mr. Flint it also a USAC graduate where he was a member of Alpha Zeta 'and Phi Kappa Phi fraternity. He has completed a tour of duty with the UJ3. Air Force and is now a specialist with the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Branch of the U. S. Dept, of Agriculture. Among the parties -- V Rom where I sit 3$ : ; ...Makes a Man Healthy, Wealthy-an- pre-nupti- al were ones given by Mra. Gordell Brown at Brigham City, Mra. Charles B. Flint Friends of the bride who taught with her, honored her with a party at the home of Mrs. Donald Flint, and Mr. and Mra. Morrie H. Ellison' entertained at a lawn party. News About Folks in SYRACUSE Marsh Sandy Petersons nephew Pete has gone back to college. He worked on Sandys farm a couple of months last summer to' get hardened np for footbalL He seemed to enjoy farm life all right but like most city kids it took him some time to get used to a farmers schedule. Sandy claims that when he went in to wake Pete on the first morning the boy looked up tartled and asked what time it Tired! d From whera I sit, we most have heard a million stories like that. But they show how some people assume their customs are the only proper ones. To most city folks getting np at 4:18 seems odd, because theg dont do it. Just like some people dont think enjoying bea glass of beer la right cause theg happen to prefer another beverage and havent waked np to the fact that everyone has a right to his own choice. ... n. was. Sandy replied it wits Gee, Pete murmured, "if were going to do a days work tomorrow youd better get to bed four-fiftee- Mra. Virginia S. Bennett Phone Mayor and Mrs. A. 0. Stoker and City Councilmen and their wives including Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cook, Mr. and Mra. J. Ellis Holbrook and Mr. and Mrs. Elvin J. Hansen, attended the annual Muncipal League convention at the Newhouse Hotel last Thursday, Friday and 1 Copyright, 1955, United States Brewers Foundation The BANKER'S STORY Saturday. Irvin Cox received a fractured and badly crushed nose one day last week while harvesting corn. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Smedley and Mrs. Smedley entertained with a well planned party at the Ward Recreation hall last Saturday evening for employees of the Smedley Plumbing Co. Guests part of last week at the home of Bishop and Mrs. I. Joseph Steed were Mr. and Mrs. Duane Ramea and their four children. The Ramea family have spent the past two and half years at Cairo, Egypt where Mr. Ramea is an attache to the U. S. Government Service there, and they will return to Egypt in October. Mrs. Ramea and Mra. Steed are cousins. IN EARLY COLONIAL TIMES MONEY WAS A RARITY. TRADE OR BARTER WASTHE RULE A SOUND HORSE FOR SIX CORDS OF WOOD -- A LITTER OF SHOATS FOR A A BRACED HEIFER OF FOWL FORA DAY'S LABOR frNrTATr INTEREST PAID ON Mr. and Mrs. Rex C. Barber and Mr. and Mrs. Keith West attended the' funeral services of Joseph Bybee in Farmington Monday SAVINGS Member of afternoon. Mr. And Mrs. Albert W. Tree, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bodily, Syracuse, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tree and Mra. Amelia Baird of Ogden, along with Mr. and Mra. E. J. Tree and Mrs. Emma Pace of Park City attended a family dinner party at the home of another sister, Mra. 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