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Show $:K Missionary Local Legion Called to Post Sunset Citys summer Recreation increased Serve church Wins plaudits "fhs IfNV Clark Cheney was national committeeman in executive action taken at the American Legion Convention held in Ogden hist weekend. The committeeman to whom Mr. Cheney was alternate resigned, creating the vacancy filled by the Kaysville Legionnaire. Mrs Roetta Horsley, also of Kaysville,- - was named a delegate .to the national convention with Mrs. Ina Cheney chosen as alternate. Criddle-Fo- s The local-Elmwas awarded first place No. in the Department's poppy poster contest and second place in the Americanism essay contest. Ellen Nielsen, Kaysville, wrote the essay that took second place honors. In addition, the post was presented a cash prize for membership gain. Mission Home June I'd, and will leave for the Mission Field on the June do. Clearfield A farewell testimonial was held on June 22, it p.m., in the Clearfield .'ml Ward, for Killer Don Evan Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. John K. Anderson, prior to his leparture for the Southwest Indian Mission. A program, under the direction of Bishop Vic-jjK. Smith, was as follows: )rg;iti prelude and postlude mu-d- r hy Olive Ki field ; souk, by .he congregation, I Stand All Amazed; prayers were offered iy Stephen Nelson and Vance Barker; Sacrament service, by the Aaronic Priesthood'; talks wet e. (riven by Gayle Steven-mii- . Newel Anderson, Tom II. Kord, Delore (larr, Kldren L. Butler, and the parents of the A tnissionary. response was riven by the missionary. Musical numbers included an ot (rati selection Claudia by Holt, and a vocal duet by Iris and Monroe Jenson. The sanjr the dosing one, Sing We Now at Iart-intr- Sunset The Sunset City recreation program for the summer has been furthered with the addition of afternoon activities held at the Sunset Elementary school on Mondays through Friday of each weyk. These activities are carried nit under the dirgetiol? of the city recreation director Max and Ivan Cornia Archibald who is with the Davis County Recreation Staff. Kaysville moved to jr '4 'MoN 'N WjWrfci'Wrrnwa honor Mr. and Mrs. Milton M. OPEN. HOUSE Sunday I less, Sr.,whn "ill have been married 5(1 years on July I. "111 Mr. and Mrs . Milon M. Hess Married for fifty years Elder Anderson entered r, We are looking for a reliable man or woman in this. area and other towns within the territory who is capable of handling a candy or cigarette route and will give accounts prompt service. The man or woman selected will find this a highly profitable operation which can be handled in0 their SPARE TIME. (NO SELLING) or (SOLICIT-- 0 ING). We establish your accounts for you. Larger territory available for prosperous full time business, we will help finance. Experience not necessary. If you are sincerely interested in handling this territory and running a business of your own, we want to hear from you. An investment required. For personal interview, write giving telephone number: THE BEST IN INSURANCE ANY KIND YOU NEED WE HAVE - -- COLE AND COMPANY VERM M. SMITH Smith Bldg. park. Other than this program there is also the Tuesday swimming lessons at Lagoon sponsored by the Red Cross in Davis County. Children who have signed up for this recreation catch the bus at the school house each Tuesday at IL.'M a.m. Mrs. Howard Robinson is also in charge of this program for the city. Man or Woman Wanted lor Candy or Cigarette Route to a Chain oi Retail Accounts INSURANCE SERVICE ' page 2 26. 1958 Glen Clary, PTA of Recreation, who directs the singing program on Fridays, and Mrs; Donna Larsen who also directs the music program. These ladies all offer their These people are assisted by time and effort on a volunulry Sum in the ladies the following basis. set PTA, Mrs. Wells Watts, who All school age children are PTA secretary-treasuredirects the Arts and Crafts welcome to participate in this program on Monday and Tues- program at the school or the day; Mrs. Frank llersom, PTA program of games at the city who directs the president, Drama and Story Telling on Wednesday; Mrs. Howard Robinson, PTA Recreation chairman, who directs the Thursday dancing program; Mrs. COMPLETE er j The REFLEX-Ju- ne 401 Phone TA CLEARFIELD CENTRAL BUILDING TOPEKA. KANSAS Mr. and Mrs. Mi. Hess was burn in FarmFarmington Milton M. Hess, Sr., will cele- ington, December Is.'!, a son brate their golden wedding anJohn W. and Sarah Miller Hess. He is a retired carpenter niversary on Sunday, June at an open house at their home, Lind for many years be was Fast 2nl North, Farming-tomaintenance manager at J.a-- g Ft iends and relatives are uni. He i ; a High Priest in .he invited to call from 0 to p.m. 'Farmington First ward. Tlie.coHple was married July Mis. Hess was bom in Drap-i- . I, loos, in Farmington and the April 20, lss. A daughter Mnairiage was later solcmnizid of John W. and Ann Jenkins in toe Stilt l.ake temple. They 'Steed. S Relie' has served have male then home in Farni-ingl- i (Society piesident; has sung at n till their lives, with th bundled.", of funerals and is exception of two years spent in now president of the ward choir Butte, Montana. if which she has been a member ' ,. 'for no ear-- . k one daugbl 'r and They have I'biic .'on-- : Mrs. Erie J. (Claire) Smith, of Pasadena, California; Milton J. and Maxwell (I. Hess, Cuniiinglnn. and In. W allace E. jlles.--, Salt l ake. 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