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Show V x x X X X NORMA I'RKKUK, The Page X REFLEX July 25,J957 Reporter Kaysville. Mr. ami Mia. Hinton R. Hardy and family, Sterling, after visiting with Mr. and Mrs. ttvn '"hforth and other rela- Alberta, Canada; Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Westingskow and family, Seat-- , tives and friends, here and tie, Washington, and Mrs. Joseph T. Steed and three children, Syracuse, I.ake. were guests at the home of Mrs Kffie Miller, Saturday evening. Welcomed Discharge .1 Kim Cranney, son of Mr. ST Leave for California and Mrs. K J. Cranney, returned Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Graml-qui- lies were home last Sunday from Arizona, guests at an outdoor and family left Saturday for party at the home of Mi. where he received his discharge their home at Concord, California, and Mr. Ferd Elm in Ogden, from the U. S. Army after nerving after a week's visit with her moth-- , Wednesday evening. for two years. He was stationed er, Mrs, Lois Chipman and othat Fort Husihuca, Arizona before California Visitors er relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle L. Buhler being leleased. and three daughters Firebaugh, Visit Relatives Dinner Guests Mr. and Mrs. Ray Beynon, Salt Mr. and Mrs Walter Buhler California, arrived Monday to spend spent several days in lleber City two weeks visiting with Mr. and Lake, were dinner guest Sunday and Provo, visiting with relatives. Mrs Walter Buhler and with Mr. of Attorney anikAMrs. William H. and Mrs. Bert Turner and other King Melvin Monson relatives and friends. Parks Vacation has who Melvin Mr. Monson, Mr and Mrs. Joe Hill, Mr. and Wedding Reception been at Rapid City, South Dakota Mr. and Mrs. Henry McGlinch at- Mrs. Vernon Hint, Mr. and Mrs. for the past four months on work, returned home this tended the wedding reception of Gayle Stevenson, Clearfield and Mr and Mrs. John llaacke, Farm11a Mae Nalder at Garland Satweekend. Twin Guests ington, left Monday for a ten-da- y urday evening. vacation trip to Zion, Bryce and 24th Visit Mrs. Mable Gleason returned Mrs. Roetta Kilfoyle will spend the Grand Canyon in Southern, home from a vacation trip to Anaheim, California, where she visit- the July "J4 at the home of Mr. Itah and Arizona. ed with her son, Mr. and Mrs. Her- and Mrs. Harry Tasker at Green-riveOrson Hall Hall reMr. and Mrs. bert L. Gleason and family. Her Utah. Amo Odd turned from St, George, where twin grandsons, Robert and Mrs. Florence Trimbal, Bounard returned with her to visit for they have been visiting for sev- a few weeks tiful; Mr. Miles Murphy, Salt eral weeks with their children Their two Texas Visitor Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown and their fumilies. Chuck and Stanley Lt. Darrell Farmer, College Sta and family, also of Salt I,ake, were grandsons tion, Texas, flew into Hill Air Force visitors of Mr. and Mrs Amos Odd Stewart returned with them to Base over the weekend and visited during last week. visit for a few weeks. with his sister, Mr. and Mrs. l)e Guest Sunday Attend Luncheon Many years ago, in the golden days of the Arab empire, regal Wayne Thorne and also with his Mr anil Mrs. Donald Lever and Mrs. William H. King attended palaces in Damascus resounded to the happy beat of dancing feet at Magna. were Sunday a luncheon at the Ogden Country parents Kearns, family, and rhythmic drums pulsing forth the music of r'aks assamah, the Wedding Anniiersary guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ash- Club last Wednesday of the Wotraditional court dances performed by lovely ladies of the court Mr. and Mrs Jack Brown and by and family. mens auxiliary of Weber Bar Ason festive evenings before a royal audience. On long moonlit Salt Lake, were dinner children, in Visit sociation Granger summer nights, when the graceful, whirling dancers wove intri Mr. and Mrs. De Wayne Thome guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Hill Field Party cate patterns on polished marble floors, bewitched audiences surwas in and family visited in Amos Odd. The occasion Sun-- , and Mrs. De Wayne Thome Granger Mr. . rendered gladly to the hypnotic spell cast by the winsome wed-honor of Mr. and Mrs. Odds day with Mr. and Mrs. Virgil attended "the Hil Field M. and R. maidens. ding anniversary. Thorne and family. Branch party at Snowbasin, Sat- Manti Guest In our rhythmic motions of the dance we lose our mundane Address Changed urday afternoon. was Mrs. Emily J. Burton, Manti, selves and approach the infinite," one noted sheikh explained. And Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Wood have Green Reunion of home the a at weekend guest so the dances continued far into the night, onlookers swaying to received word from their son Ted, Mrs. Melvin Ashbaker and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Wilher daughter, who is stationed at Fort Ord, Cali- Robert and Ronald, Mr. and Mrs. the intoxicating rhythms, the mounting crescendo of sight and liam H King. sound as ecch succeeding dance approached its dazzling finale. fornia, with the U. S Army Re- Roy Green attended the Green: Effie Miller serve for eight week's basic trainand family reunion at MeCammon, Ida-- ! Mr. and Mrs. Alton Barton The popularity of raks assamah soon spread from the courts ing that he will be sent to Bel h0 Saturday. son Neil. Kearns, visited with his Vour, of Damascus to the entire Arab World eastward to Baghdad, after finishing his Weekend Guests mother, Mrs Effie Miller, during basic Virginia, to attend westward to the palaces of Granada and Cordova. From faraway training engineer-- 1 Mrs. W. C. Yose, Frank Yose week the . school Head-Spain the Arabs borrowed additional steps which were incorthe at ing Engineer and Connie Yose, Big Piney, WyoMoving to Layton porated into the mainstream of traditional dances. In Damascus quarter's Division there. and Reed Mrs. I'dall Mr and ming, were weekend guests of itself, a distinguished audience welcomed talented performers Mr and Mrs. Grant Cullimore and two children, Ihoenix, Arizona, are July Birthday like Princess Leila of Andalucia. who led her handmaidens in a Mr. and Mrs William Winters, family. visiting with her mother, Mrs. famous Spanish dance entitled The Fall of the Jasmine. Julia Webster, and will make their were guests at dinner Wednesday Family Dinner in few weeks. At the peak of its popularity, raks assamah counted many a Mr. and Mrs. Truman Curtis home in Layton evening of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Winters at Hill Garden Villa in hon- entertained at a family dinner parimportant personages among its graceful devotees. Princess Join Family or of Mr. Winters birthday. and Princess Abbassa, sister of the famed Harun ty Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Jack Miller, Taft, California, Kimball Sandberg and family, LoWaladah, daughter of the Caliph Marwan, became two of the arrived Sunday to join his wife Picnic at Mueller were guests. most famous court dancers in the Arab World. gan, and family who have been visitMr. and Mrs. Clayton Wood, Ranch Weekend MilDarvel Mr. In succeeding centuries, however, these marvelous dances disMrs. and with and Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Trip-- j ing and Mrs. Thornley K. Swan Mr, Benler, and Mr. and Mrs Harold lett spent Sunday at Mueller Park and appeared during the disintegration of the Arab empire. Events family Rpent the weekend at nett for the past few weeks, such as the Mongol invasion of Baghdad and the Castillian conin Bountiful on a picnic. their cabin and ranch at Head Vacationing quest of Granada threatened to place this precious folk heritage in of Beaver. Honored Mrs. Wilford Hansen and daugpermanent eclipse, for the magic memory of raks assamah lay A number of ladies from Kays- Guest Honored New buried in the Aghani glossary and the Albuquerque, Muwashahat hter, Debbie, ville were guests at a Tea in Salt1 Mr. and Mrs. Steven Rushforth with her parMexico, is visiting Andalusiya. Lake Friday afternoon at the home and family, Mr. and Mr. Cecil ents, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Phillips of Mr. Richard L. Bird with Mrs. Rushforth and children, Salt Lake; But the twentieth century rebirth of the Arab World stimulated few for a and other relativeFreebaren of California as Byron Nelson and daughter, renewed interest in ancient accomplishments, and modern folkweeks. hostess. The Tea was honoring Debbie, Washington, I). C.; Mr. lore lovers in Syria have successfully rescued raks assamah from Party Itarbeque both Mis. Bird's and Mrs. Free- - and Mrs. laurel Rock, Morgan, at- oblivion. Today, by the tinkling fountains of Damascus, underMrs. Julia Webster, Mr. and Mrs barens mother, tended a family picnic in Morgan Mrs. neath the delicate arches of the Azm palace and beside the masMerrill Dee Webster, Mr. and Mrs Jacbbs woCanyon Saturday evening in honor sive portals of Kasr Call and Mr. and Mrs. Walwyn of young Syrian maidens are recreating of Mrs. Nelson and daughter of Kaysville. their beautiful national dances as the city of the Ommayads once Green, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cook, Washington, D. C. Happy Ending Reed Udall Mr. Mrs. and Layton; again echoes the strains and tread of raks assamah. Mr. Vernal Guests Charles returned Prigmore faniPhoenix, Arizona, and their Mr and Mrs. Wesley Behling and home Friday from the St. Marks "hospital where he underwent maj- family, Vernal, are visiting with or surgery. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R. Behling for a few days. Outdoor Picnic Miss Sandra and Camille LarSHid-SummWilliam Winter Guest sen entertained ten of their friends Mr. and Mr. Ray Hoth and two at a bonfire and weiner roast at daughters Rozanne and Rayleen. their home Saturday evening. Salt Lake, were weekend guests of Return Prigmore Mr. and Mra. William Winters Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Prigmore SHIRTS DRESSES and daughters returned home Father and Daughter k vacaTuesday from a Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cameron and and summer stock these Entire spring at 2 $5.00 tion trip to Yellowstone National family, Mr. and Mrs. I,aMar Eddrastic reductions. Park and Billings, Montana. While wards Hnd family, and Mr. and at Billings, they visited with his Mrs. Max Edwards and family, $5.00 $7.00 $9.00 $11.00 $15.00 brother and family, Mr and Mrs. Provo, were dinner guests Tuesday! DRESS SHIRTS Wallace Prigmore. Values to $27.9.) evening of Mr. and Mrs Don Ed- -' wards. The dinner was in honor, Visit Syracuse $3.00 Mrs. Inez Nance spent Sunday Mrs. Don Edwards and daughter, s in Syiaeuse visiting with her irthdays. CHILDREN'S DRESSES Hol- -' Mrs Mr and ents, Walter Home from Korea & MEN'S BOYS' land and with her sister, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Iarkin and, Mrs. A V. Nance. TRUNKS family were dinner guests in Mur-- ! Leonard Larsen ray Sunday at the home of Mr. Discontinued Stvl Mis Leonard Irsen returned and Mrs Clarence Davis. The, home Saturday from Salt Lake, dinner was in honor of their son PRE-TEE- N DRESSES where he ha- - been visiting with Davis who had just reher daughter, turned home from serving two Visit Keratites years m Korea. BOYS' AND Mrs. Pearl F. 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