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Show leyball tournament ended Monday night when the Mia Maids of the Layton Seventh Ward were announced the winners in Second place that division. and Mrs. Glen Bullough, and By Mrs. Lee Johnson went to the Mia Maids of the Mr. and Mrs. James Biggs had Phone 853-- J Eighth Ward. Layton Mr. and Mrs. Byron dinner at Hillside House in Harris and family were recent Farmington, Saturday evening. The Senior division and BeeMr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ellivisitors in Layton. While here, hive division of the tournament will he played this month they were guests at the homes son, Jabez Adams, Mrs. Oma Mrs. Carol Morgan, of Mr. and Mrs. Golden Adams Wilcox, and into May ending May 7. Mrs. Elizabeth Simmons and Mrs. he Chloe will Harris. Mrs. and Adinner chicken equipment Sports Layton to Mrs. Gretta Bone attended the I .ay ton The first part of q awarded to the winners instead with banana splits for dessert Harris and children returned Vol of a Stake throe-par- t is in order or Layton First their home in Carson City, Nev- funeral services in Tremonton trophy. Layton Ward members Friday, April ada, on Monday of last week on Monday for Katie Harris. at a dinner planned by Bish- and Mr. Harris returned home Several former Layton residents met in Bountiful on Tueson Friday, April 11. op David Adams, counselors, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Alder day afternoon at the home of Kent Randall and Arlo Hinckliv- Mrs. Lori Ann Holbrook for a ley and the Relief Society of- (Joan Van Wagoner) are Those present ficers, Doris Dawson and Irene ing in Texas at the present were Mrs. time where Mr. Alder is sta Sonja Barker and Smithen. Mrs.' Elizabeth Army. Jerij, Layton; Proceeds from the dinner will tinned with the Mrs. Lori Ann Holbrook and Green, Niel, and Curtis, Kays-villgo into the Ward Welfare fund. two Mrs. Enetta Call, Le Nee children, Bountiful, were Dinner will served from p.m. ;nd Leland, Bountiful; Mrs. to s with a program being Sunday dinner guests at the Aftun Stevensen and Carol Joy, home of Mr. and Mrs. Archie planned for 7 p.m. Mrs. Lori Ann Low. Faimington; THE BEST IN INSURANCE . Those given specific assign Officers and directors of the Holbrook, Dannv and Julie. ments for the dinner are Jay Layton Dance Club met at the The HAVE ANY KIND YOU NEED Seagull and Lark classes Willey, tables and decorations; home of Mr. and Mrs. John of the Layton First Ward with Kent Randall, tickets; Relief Adams, Monday evening, to ap- their teachers, Sharon BatchSociety, food preparation; Pri- point new officers and directors elor and Kathy Bourne attended and officers teachers, mary for the coming year. Names the show, The Ten CommandPhone TA dishes; girls of Mutual age of the new leaders will be an- ments in Kaysville last Smith Bldg. CLEARFIELD Friday er ing. be- evening. nounced at the dinner-danc- e MVs. held this Friday evening. Richard Graehl is reing Dr. and Mrs. V. Robert Kelly, cuperating at her home after Dr. and Mrs. Robert F. Bitner a suffering a heart attack. She and Mrs. Bitner's mother, Mrs. wai released from the Dee HosFeaturing Our Own Special Fetzer, Salt Lake City; Mr. pital on Tuesday, April l.". Recipe . . . Chicken on 7th Layton Items LAYTON News The S. Clearfield Winners Welfare Spring Of Dinner menu Festival set tourney - i, COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE 1 WE -- - VERN M. SMITH Layton Stake Girls plan Utah Fried Chicken and Shrimp and Hobo party Choice Steaks Ragged clothes, Layton mulligan stew, an old tin can and you, may well be the1 theme of the party planned for all girls of the Layton Stake for Friday, April is, at the White Church when a Hobo Convention is being held. Each girl is asked to bring ingredients for making a mulligan stew, a tin can and a spoon to the party that will start at 7:3t p.m. The party is being sponsored by the Layton Stake YWM1A with Iinora Grondell, sports director in charge. Take Home Dept. Phone TA Chic in Box, $1 Shrimp in Box . . ..$1 Fish in box 75c Pizza Hiway 91, Clearfield True, we were almost too late in waking up to the national and world menace of soil and water waste. Dr. H. H. HOURS 11 A.M.-- y Sunday-Thursda- P.M. 9 11:00 Friday and Saturday A.M.-Midnig- ht with FOR THRIFTY SHOPPING-b- uy Confidence The Modern Way at APRIL 18, 19 Elementary School is pre senting a Spring Festival Fri day, April is, at 7:30 p.m. in room of the the school. The program has a United' Nations theme, and is field World Seeks "The This program is presented by the 4th,.uth and Oth grades. The number of children participating will be approximately 200. Dale Schofield is program committee chairman, with the following teachers assisting: tth grades, Mrs. Mackey, Mrs. Bergenson, Mrs. Smith; .Tth grades, Mr. Dupaix, Mr. Williams, and Mrs. Sylvester; Oth grades, Mr. Dixon and Mr. Peace. FullShank MILD lb. CHEESE Cl 30c FOR TOPS IN Parents of all the children in the school are invited to attend. A matinee performance will be given to the school chil- ENTERTAINMENT dren, prior to the evening Whitman and Oreta Low, advertising. Tickets are being sold for Titc a person and proceeds will go to the Stake buliding fund. Boam, H-T7 FLYING FORTRE SJ WRECKED GERMAN WAR MACHINE. THE 9 SUPERFORT PROVE JAPAN OUT OF THE WAR WITH PULVERIZING ATTACKS, CULMINATING IN THE FIRST NUCLEAR WEAPON AT HIROSHIMA. STRATEGIC Cleone 1600 on Your Radio Dial We can observe nations; none has ever prospered that failed in its integrity to the land. Katherine Glover in .America Begins THE decorations; Again. 1 BOMBING Dke says BOWMAN'S BUY LOW AT BARLOW S' AND 59c Tender Smoked, lb. Half-Swi- ft's DIAL Beesley. QUALITY MEATS HAMS TOP OF YOUR Plans for the Lay-- 1 son. Stake Work Director, "as Relief Society Stake Boards' Fashion Show are be- - The show will feature cloth-n- g made for Thursday, May 1, 'ing made by members of the in the Layton Fourth Ward Relief Society with each of the Hall with Alene Whitesides, eight W ards participating. Work Counselor, and Kay John- - There will also be baked goods WO RIO WAR Regardless of whether agriculture moves in the direction of, more corporation farms, more cooperative farms, or more individual family farms, the productive land must be conserved. Neither a corporation, a cooperative, an individual, or a government, can bring land, back, once it is at the botton of the Gulf of Mexico or the Indian Ocean. entitled Layton Stake Relief Society Planning fashion show, May 1 Layton page 2 multi-purpo- se for sale and refreshments served. Committee members planning the affair are Mary Barber, Mary Roberts and Octavia Neville, tickets; Kathryn Dickson and food Dorsey Hodgson, sales; Oma Wilcox and Erma ton 17,1958 From our farms and grasslands alone, man-mad- e erosion is moving over three billion tons of soil every year down into our rivers and reservoirs and out to sea. This is the rich topsoil that contains, in minerals and humus, the great reserves of plantfood standing between man and famine. Ward Shephard in Food or Famine." The South Clear- Clearfield REFLEX-Ap- ril DAHY BOLOGNA by pc, ib.45c 49c A LB. SLICED m A ND THG AH EN WHO KEEP OUR' STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND FLYING. WITHOUT SKILLED MECHANICS AND FLYING PERSONNEL. THESE PLANES WOULD BE INCAPABLE OF PROTECTING US. THE FREE WORLDS FUTURE SECURITY IS IN THEIR HANDS. . w ' FRESH PRODUCE Radishes or Green Onions 3 Large Juicy ORANGES C , 30GR" Massey Harris AVOCADOS Tractor-Overha- uled L Strawberries A" Farmall Tractor with Front 10 oz. and Rear Cultivator TABLE TOP for $ 00 1 PEAS . .MINUTE MAID CHICKENS Whole, Cut Up, 2 lb 89 Orangeade CAKE MIX 49 . DOG FOOD SKIPPY 7 FOR . Each Duncan Hines FOR $1.00 case of 21 CHARMIN Facial Tissue 400s asst. colors . . FOR CRISCO 3 lb. 3 IT ' 111 Milk Choc., Almond Crunch. Fruit n Nut Ea. King Size NESTLE'S BARS Sj00 ed. 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