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Show f Page 5 The REFLEX Church Meeting TimeChanges... . In Layton 7th Meeting time for Layton August 2,?56 r Lyman Lake in the High Uinta last week end. Purpose of the trip Ten members of the was. to clean np and make ready Layton Veterans desiring information reAaronic Priest- for use a camp site leased by the Ward First Layton Lay-to- n the and American Legion garding hood and three adult leaders attend- stake there. The leaders present membership in it are requested ed the two-da- y outing of the Lay-to- n weri Diamond "Adams,- - Leonard or Kays-vill- e Plans have been com- Joe Stevenson, Frank Adams, Dar- to Phone Clearfield Layton Aaronic Stake Priesthood at Heaston and John W. Waite. 920-- J. pleted for 'tfrfe lit."rfl membership win Taylor and George Boyce J1I campaign of the Layton American Legion Post 87, according to J. C. Kretzschmar, general membership chairman. Appointed as team captains are Robert C. Kay, Clearfield; Roy Williamson, and Aquilla Robinson, Lay-to- Layton American Legion Post Names Membership Drive Jeams Sac- rament meeting in Layton Seventh Ward will be charged from the present 7 :30 p. m. to 7 p. m. beginning Sunday, August 12. Layton Fourth Ward will change the time of their Sacrament meeting from tt p, m. until 5 p. m. Mr. Kay will head a membership team including Thomas Fry, Vern Smith, George Stiffler and Ben Adams, covering the Clearfield - area. COMPANY TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Sterling Schick Sterling Schick AsgoctjnN Dies At Fort 4tM4A!tM(M8f Ord Hospital N. Michigan Avenue MEMBEB: 333 COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE THE BEST IN INSURANCE ANY KIND YOU NEED WE HAVE ! -- see7 VERN MrSMITH Smith Bldg. Lake City; Mrs. Karl (Susie) Midvale; George H. Schick in the Western states mission, Pueblo, Colo.; Seth H. Schick with the air Force in Guam, Mrs. Alice White-sideMary and Kay Schick, all of Kaysville. Funeral services will be held Saturday, August 4, in Kaysville First ward. Viewing at the home Friday evening and Saturday prior to Phone CLEARFIELD 77 Our many years experience has given us practical knowledge that makes our funeral serv ice a memorable tribute to a loved one. s, 10 EDITORIAL Newspaper Advertising Outing Zo-be- ll, $3.50 Per Year, Payable in Advance NATIONAL i Ray Williamson will captain a team comprised of Claud Anderson, Clyde Abner, Cecil Pevey and Leon- - Entered a Second-claa- e Matter Feb. 16. 1911. at Kaysville, Utah, Under the Act of March 8, 1879. PHONE Priesthood Captain EXPERIENCED Weekly Reflex Published by PRINTING function n. The THE INLAND ard Pitt. This group will be assigned the north and east Layton areas. To cover the south and west area, the remaining membeis, Union Mortuary 295 N. Main . . . BOUNTIFUL . . . Phone AXtel 21 Service Chicago. III. Kaysville UTAH SIAIE ASSOCIATION Harvey Sterling Schick, IS, Kaysville, Utah, died in the Fort Ord hospital at Monterey, Calif., July 2!, 19.V1, of a fever of undetermined origin. THE STAFF LLOYD K.ANDERSCN Mtnaelng Editor - He is a son of George and Ruth CLAIR HALES New. Editor Schick. Born Dec. 24, 1037, MARY BOWRING Society Editor Harvey J. VERNON WOOLSEY.. Advertising Mgr. at Kaysville. ERNEST R. LITTLE Officr Manager He graduated from Davis High DEBBIE KHOURY .. Office Clark GEORGE F. BARKER Foreman School last spring where he had RICHARD 8. WOOLSEY ... . .. Compositor C. A. WILKINSON Compositor been a letter man, active in football DAVID SEAICH Compositor and other sports. He was chosen .. JOHN E BARKER. JR. LimRypr KENNETH KINNER Linotype by the Deseret News and Telegram ROSE WORKMAN Proof Reader Preasmao as honorary tackle on the CLIFF BALL .... WILLIAM WINTERS .... Pressman team. 1 NED ROBEY Pro., man He entered the Army Reserves GOLDIE BALL . Bindery Supervisor .. ROBENA ENCE Bindery Dept July 7 and was stationed at Ft Ord. He is survived by his parents of Reporters NORMA PREECE Kaysville, one grandomther, Mrs. Kaysville . ... .MARY B. BOWRING Layton the and Geo. of Buhl, Schick, Sr., WHITE -- ...DOROTHY Clearfield. JEAN BURSON Clinton.. Mrs. and brothers sisters: following KARLYNN HINMAN Farmington BURSON Dix (Ruth) Cloward, Puerto Rico; gnaaet Byracosa MRS. VIRGINIA S BENNETT Mrs. Bryce (Dorothy) Obray, Salt DOROTHY WHITE Wart Point . all-sta- te Ladies Sport Blouses . Enormous Reductions on Summer Shoes! 50 PAIRS Broken styles and sizes. All Outstanding Values. Values to $9.90 Pair. Priced to Gear. NOW ONLY $6.50 PAIR- - Youll save on mens, womens and childrens shoes right now . . . and they are actual dollar savings, too! Now is the time to buy summer shoes for the warm weeks still ahead! We have a very wide choice. and Girls' Canvas Boys Oxfords and Slippers j 193 LADIES ' SUMMER SANDALS 43 Pairs Flats, high wedgies, some heels, broken lots and sizes. Values to $5.95. Now 3 Groups. $1-4- 45 PAIRS AT These are all our regular stock. Values to $6.50 loads of wear in each pair, quite a large group of sizes and styles, all priced to go take advantage of these. Now First Come, First Lay-Away- eye-fillin- $L88 Served. Sorry, No s. $35 LJ Lien's Dress i; ? Clachs Only-M- en's Some washable H types' of b leads, all si sea, somethin f always needed. different numbers, broken sizes. If you can use them they are priced N0W too. And relatively We will gladly give you estimates and the financing can be arranged on budget terms as low os $5 per month. So bet sure and put a "picture window" high on your list of property improvements . . during '55, the year to fix. IP low-cos- t, $5.50 right. Pair $6J50M Men's Sport Skirts Only-B- oys to our Shoe Department the We have now added 5Vi- - Pair 45 aid other items. OFF 333 An aic patterns, large selection to choose from loads of malls ideal for echoed. ever-growi- ng Wol- verine Work Shoe Line you men who know Work Shoes know this quality. We hope to service your needs in the future come in and see our New Shoe Arrangement. r,w$10,$2i0 i beauty on the inside, a "picture window" is a joy to own. r ' - TTY"-- 1 i Boys Sport Shirts Short sleeves. Sixes 1 r Pairs These originally sold for $6.90. Now out they go at Vi Price. Sizes 4 Vi Thru Pairs 275 beauty on the'outside eye-catchi- g Three patterns, colors and fitting. Your chance to save. Values to $4.98 10 Skirts, jackets, fa ary pants, shorts Work Shoes Oxfords 50 PAIRS AT ............ From it to it 6 All good $2.25 179 PAIRS AT White Stag Sportswear ' 45 Only-La- dies Now EACH PAIR Sumxnerettes 7 $1.99 Sandals Size 7 Thru 3. Reds, Blues, Browns, Charcoals and Greens alii first qual- 1 99 and NOW Pairs Girls Sommer ity numbers. 2 groups. , Sleeve and sleeveless. Valuea to (3.98. A eke selecUoa to Chooee from. MENS DRESS OXFORDS G0? G G0G5 OCtfteGCb OQ 000 0Q0OGOD G , t thru larre selection of patterns, colors. Ideal far begin-niIS. A YES, thanks to our customers, the B. & B. Store is remodeling been going on now for 5 months more space, new rear end, new parking lot, that all of our customers are wel- school, .$1.35 to use now the store on the inside isnt finished yet, but wont be long now! In the meantime take advantage of our Summer Gearance storewide that Is on right now! Heres an opportunity to save prices are slashed. We give t Groups. a $1.75 come no down payment needed GUILD THE We have a junk table odds and ends just like n home always accumulating. We would like to clean this mess np all useable we believe. . S. & H. Green Stamps on all purchases! Sorry, no on close-ogoods Shoe Sale begins FRIDAY, Lay-Awa- ys ut f AUGUST 3rd. 50 0FF CHECK AND SEE! ALL DETAILS 4 HANDLED JUGHT AT THE YARD BRAILSFORD-BIGG- S TRI-STA- DEPT. STORE FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE ) "" lust West oi Post Otiice PHONE 488 LAYTON, UTAH af rJE USE OUR PLAN FOR SCHOOL NOW WE GIVE S. & H. GREN STAMPS LAY-AWA- Y LAYTON PLAN 4 - |