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Show before the doth day of August, NOTICES A. D. llXiS. Consult Clerk of District Court or A. MILO SNOW, the Heepective Signers for Further Administrator Of Information. Estate of deceasClifford Milo-Snoed. Published in The Reflex June w, Nctice to Creditors Estate of Clifford Milo Snow, debased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at the office of K. Roger Bean, Attorney at Law, .V) North 2ft, 3, 10, 17, lPGH. July The FfiRminGTbn North Davis Weekly Reflex MIA girls MatEntered as REFLEX-Ju- ly page 3 3, 1958 CLINTON NEWS Davis diseases Kaysville A total of 08 rebridal shower for Joy Lake to attend the birthday diseases were listed portable Clinton John The annual Marie Steed, daughter of Mr. paity of Mrs. Griffiths ter Feb. 15, Mill, at Kaysville, Kunz reunion will be held in from Davis County last week. ttul Min. Sun-e- t, TuesFrank Steed of under Leslie March Act the of Utah, giundson Uiry. five was held Wednesday night day. Mr. and Mrs. Kolx-r- t Grif- Salt Lake City at Central Park Of the total, there were 8, 18711. at the home of Mrs. Edith fith had a birthday dinner in this yeui, June 21. The family cases of chicken pox; 26 of will be called to order measles; nine of German measPublished by Sixteen guests were honor of Kuit Myers who was meeting Clearfield-- Its tamping time at 11 :isi a. m. People who will les; 21 strep, infection; four inIte'-en- t INLAND PRINTING CO. His ihiee Daof parage. North years for the gills of the Miss M ilda Hardy entertained ents, Mr. and Mis. John Myers attend this reunion from Clin- fluenza; one cancer; one tularePhone: Kaysville 10 vis Stake MIA. Members of a pienuptial showei Units and his brothels and sister were ton are Mr. and Mrs. John Fuit mia; and two rheumatic fever. al the Young Ladies Board spent and family. Ralph Barlow of M pm Kp in honoi of Sky no guests also. Tuesday afternoon putting the " l eenmg Sunset is also a relative and ,", k NATIONAL EIliTORIAL Frion a wees final touches on the Stake Guests, ago Chai lotte Harris of Ogden is a Tuesday with Mrs. A. R. Cap-ene- r. Gard-bMr. and Mrs. Norman ASSOCIATION Hose home Mis. of da), at the Lodge, located above Liberty.! ielatie . r . as is Attorney Dave -il,ul eon Member of the pem family w ( haffm the ladies, '!l'r ei e hej daughtei s Mi s. Draperies, made ullz f Ogden. Other relatives UTAH STATE PRESS liunl-ngtoMrs. Genevieve Pelkin;on rein lay tluoiigii Sunday ilainum Perry, All s, al Bi ow were hung, and everything put will come, from Idaho for the turned home ASSOCIATION at t.u vis ting Utah, Sunday from the V. A in readiness a Mrs. in A Bmtlett, iccasion. tip top shape cateiing service will St. .Marks hospital where she Newspaper Advertising Service mono uf oi mans muihei, Ml-- . who Mis Kohei of t the first group for girls care of all the food details umleiwent major gi iiiuluauglitei , 333 N. Michigan Aveque Ganlnor surgery last d Iiene ii!ULdulduai. , - . iirni'etLoiL J p ne-.- V- T he Clear-fielthuuday ani.4anving will bw week; Dean ml' ITra e By TVotrVii omg Chicagr III.---- a will Air Wards anothe'i 3rd 1st and he gramldaughtei feature. evenings NaCl Adv. Representative ited at Corinno, Utah, ovei me Kd Dumke and ehilditn id Salt stay till Satuiday, June 28. On A Clinton First yeai Terms of Subscription at tile home of Ni i bake and a sister Mis. June 3H, Sunset 2nd Ward girls weekend Joseph club has lecently been Mail $1.50 Per Year Fold of Centerville. 1 ney hat. sewing will invade the camp. Clear- Violet Beichtold and fanrly. oigam.ed in Clinton. The club Mr. and Mrs. ( arlos ( mining Carrier 50c Per Month luncheon and field 2nd and Sunset 1st have togethei. goes by the name of the Five am a week visited n, (Payable in Advance) ago been scheduled for the July j STEVE CARTER Mr. and Mrs. I.ldon Dixon Little Sewing Queens. They held Bl.ickfool, Idaho at the honu week; West Point and Clear- of weekend ill Piovo then fn st meeting at the home the ( lain spent Mr Callus LLOYD E. ANDERSON Editoi field COMMENTS i, veek of July 14; Cleartheii leader, .Miss Joyce iE By on and ot field 3, July 2s week; Syracuse Madsen and his loothei Bui visiting follow-.Mitchell and elected the THE 8TAFF .Arnold then lathers Dixon, also with Ralph New Editor 1st and 2nd August 4 week; Cunningham CLAIR HALES officeis: A'ern NTd-cni- ,! The Dixons' young son Reed mg A MARY HOWRINti ' Asut. Editor and Clearfield 4 and Sunset 3 Cunningham in Idaho Falls. been visiting in Pioo foi Piesnlent ; Alaty Lynn Clifford, has Mr. I. VERNON WOOLSEY Adv Mr. Mrs. Newell and Hess 11 week. A'er'us ; August Brown, KEN FAIRBANKS Office Manager the home attended the giaduation t ttien illc past two weeks Bonnie Freestone, Cows must STAN A I'URRINGTON Bookkeeper if his aunt qnd uifle Mi ami Secietaiy, Much work has been done on oil Vince ida.v fiom night MARILYN KEYES Secretary Airs. By i on C.Dastiup while Tieasiiiei, Sandra Nelson, GEORGE F BARKER Foreman the Camp since it was pur- the B U. Vince icuivcd and song leader. All the A GILES BERT Cnmpoatior chased several yeais ago. in Animal Husbandly. then dauiilei Janette has visfeed to be profitable A C WIIKINSON gills aie 12 yeais old Compositoi beautiful was Dixons the ited at modern Alii m Hess lodge Piovo mu stayed '1 AIR FORI) Compotiito! Airs. Angles Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Clark 'ACK IMHOFF erected,, w ith hot and cold run- the weekend to isit wito hei Stcreotv Dairy cows arent much different I) AAashington, MHN K BARKER JR an(d laughter and Linotype ning water, a refiigeratoi a family laughter. attended and Ghn family from humans when it comes to KhNNETH KINNKK lived to home. make at then heie Linotype and and Joyie Lanili-n- n double cabinets week at label ty and new party la-- t MARION WHITESIDES Proof Reader lange, She is staying with hei motliei. palatable food. We like appetiz Prcawnan sinks, and large dining area. gi andson. CLIFF BALL Pat k to honoi Mis t lai k Mis. Alma Aldham. Hei husCARY KENNEDY . Pressman There are two shower rooms Alondav, Amanda Griffith and father, fchuylei Call's I, nth band will ing, appealing food. So do cows. GOIDIK BALL arrive Bindery Supervisor with double showei s, lavatory Maietta July 1. And Salt Meis dairymen stand to profit day. KOBENA ENCE Bindery Dept. Mrs. George AA . ilcox is ami wash basin in each. more if cows like the feed they REPORTERS I While alifoi in nia Kavsville NORMA PREECE Rafters are natural wood finiwiiv she will Msit at the homes get. LORETTA JOHNSON Lay ton ish are of walls and the lodge Clearfield DONNA SEDGWICK One effective answer to tb Phone 7lil) it hei daughtei. Air. and Alls, BEN N ETT plastered The VIRGINIA and painted. Syracuse tilen Cuitls in Bakersfield with KATHERINE ROSEI ( '1,.M rf problem is new Tasty palatability inFarminjrton Club Kiwanis i hiothei, MY. and Mrs Wil- Texture SureMilk Sonnet JEAN 1UJRSON the most stalled an outdoor wading pool liam Bat hei, I s Angeles, and I5v Norma lreece with two overhead showers. hei sistei. Alls Fee Tayloi, San palatable dairy feed in Larro hisFi aiieisco This will add to the fun foi tory. It's so appetizing that one those who visit the camp, as Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rack- - Jet trey and Giegoiy, Alemeida, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Odd. Air. cow actually ate 58 bs. after a there is no swimming available. ham and two sons. Tucson, California; All and Alls ( luude and Mis Clarence Billings full feed of roughage ... in palate Swings and a baseball diamond Arizona, aie visiting with her Pei kills and children, Dianne ti ndi wedding leception of ability tests at Larro Research have been provided to date, and parents, Mr. and Mis AA'illiam and T'onnm . Linton .Miss .hen Kathryn Farm. niece, Clearfield Mrs. Grace Steed other r creational facilities Pei kins while on a y leave. Airs. Puscy at the Lion House m Josephine Grant and son Salt and her daughter, Pam, ontei-taine- d will be added later. The grassy l.ake last Tuesday evening. . Equally important, at a patio party in honoi area sui rounding the lodge is Captain and Mrs. Lewis Sloan Reed, left Sunday lor then John Ford, Quinej, Washing-to- n SureMilk contains every uul Fairchild Fmce Air h' me family, at foraftei of son of Ted Wilcox, the Eugene. Oiogon, an ideal spot for picnics and Base, few days last visited a for nutrient your cows isited last Washington, hei mer mayor, Hugh B. and Mrs. week with AH. and Airs. Glen need to balance with an aniphitheatei week with Col. and Mis. AAells visit. ngAll.a week withRulon par-ntKilAlls. and rqughage . . . and from Wilcox Boise, Idaho. camping, and outdoor fireplace adding to Collett, while enioute to their Ashby and family. atdeliver fiiends Twenty-fou- r lian. profit over feed greatest young Klmer the beautv of the aiea. Jernigen and two cost. new station at Saciamento, tended. Mr. and Mrs. Kuel Robins, iuughtei-- , A'eda and DeCathy, i alifoi nia. Ticmonton, were Sunday v limit, Michigan, were house Visitors at the llaiold Steed Hundreds of dairymen already Mrs. Alice Sanders and Miss All Alt's s ot and Finest lot the week end of Alt. have discovered that Tasty-Te- x home has been Mis. Steeds guests Sanders dinner weie Faye M'oflield. ( uul Alls l.ivton Wood. Sunday mother, Mrs. Rachel Minson, ture SureMilk is an effective guests of All. and Mis. Hod Airs. Howard Sedgwick 11 All and Mi- - Alfied Inselbetgei and a sister. Saia Minson, fiom then home Sandels. at Sunday profit booster in these changing Jean and been foi hei home Idaho. have at daughtei, Cathy, Boise, Sunday night They Mr. .Mrs. times. Come in for free folder and Brown Gerald All ns Keai visitors of ( Harweie alifoi nia,1 Park, Huntington visiting a few days while AA ood and thlee ehildten David, Bany altir -TV old is attending a two weeks For roll and details. pending the past few and Alls Mr and Mrs. Don Edwards and Kevin, Phoenix, Anzona, w eeks with hei pai i nt- -. Alt. staff officers course at Sharp and family spent Father's Day at the home of his General Depot, Igithrop, CaliforRemembci Bill aie MsitmgAll. and All's Cult and AH s. Finest S oil if Id Cleaifield with theii in Orem nia. pal cuts, Mr. Lundmaik, a student at Davis ill Elmer and Lewis fatheis, Claude Condei , and Mrs. own the summer during school while a for A Cleaifield uul son Ralph year etui lied home Philo Edwaids. patio paity High months. al iiiday fiom a fishing' tup to was held lecently at the home his father B. H. Lundmaik, was Air. and Mrs. AA'allace King Miss Gwen San Hansen, of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ingram, situated at Clearfield. I.Montana am. A'ell .w stone. tamed at a Father's Day entei a was Francisco, California, in hoqpr of two outgoing M. I. His name was in the news Mrs. Marjorie Thatcher spent dinner for the following guests; A. superintendents. Bob Simp- this week, as Deseret News TV house guest last week of hei week at Der- All. and All- -. James R. AAebb, lluee All. Mis Eldon aiid day- - la- -t sistei, son and Gayle Stevenson. Also Kditoi How ard Peat son de- Frost. and All- - Nephi Taylor Colorado iv'd, honored was Chester Montgom- scribed his new role in a teleand son, John AAayne, Norths Mrs. liana Jarman and son Burton of South Stewart ery, outgoing activity counselor; vision senes called Buikskin, l.t. and Alts. Ixivv-- I al H pain Fiumington, N'ephi Ross, Scout Master; Clar- a western leplaeing Tennessee America was the guest speak- .Michael weie gii'-t- ell Tayloi and son, Craig. I.t. WHEELER er at the Kaysville First Ward paity at the home ot Mi and T.ivloi - home fiom Korea on ence Flinders, F.xplorer leader; Krnie Ford for the summer. . ( Lay-to.Airs. Sunday-eveninglaude in PikmSacrament Howard Muu, Jr. meeting. leader; a two week- -' leave fiom the Bill will have one of the leaif FEED ieanne Kearl, Ji. Gleaner leadednesday evening U S An Foiee He will letuil) m the series. mles ing Mr. and Mrs. Harry It. F.at-h- to Koiea June 21 er; and N'oiene Raw lings, drama Mrs. II. L. Tracy, her moth161 South Main d leadei. The group was each and -- on Hal weie dinAirs. Ernest Scoffield. Mrs. er, Mrs. Emma Howard and her with honks a tokens of DAVIS WEATHER son David will celebrate Mrs nei guest- - oj All. and Mis Howaid Sedgwick. Huntington Layton, Utah l ememhi ance Howards birthday with dinnei I.eland Fatehel in ( leal field, Pai k, (alifoima; AHs. Gem go Scoffield visited in Garland on Wednc-da- v at the Beau Sundav Maurice Marshall, piesent suMax. Min. Mean. Prec. Jiummel Restaurants and atperintendent, was chef for the Glass Mena'.12 02 tend the Play evening, and served delicious June 23 .! 1. 1.. barbecued chicken to the 1.5 in gerie at the playbox. 71 M 21 Mr. and Mrs. K. . Dyal attendance, attei which games .54 U5.; ind sons Teny and Timmy, San w ere played. 71 54 California, Bernardino, are " 71 Hi) 'to guests this week ot Mi and i ,' 51 sd Trout eggs are usually covAirs licit Giles. I', 70 5) eted with giavel by the female Mr. and Mrs. AA . C. Barton depositing them or by other of the max. si; 71; spent the weekend touring the Mean, females making nests in the mean, of nun. 5t;.57 ; mean of parks at Southern Utah and vicinity. week 71A deg. Weather news Arizona and at Fish Lake Mrs. liana Jarman entercourtesy of Alden Blame of the The American eel is the only Wasatch Resean h Centei of tained the following guests at fish that lives and grows in the Internmuntain Finest and a lawn paity at hei home Satfresh water but goes to the Range Experimental Station at urday afternoon. I.t. and Mis Jack Pol kins and twin si ns, ocean to spawn. Farmington Second-clas- s Attend camp Notice DISSOLVEMENT OF PARTNERSHIP Notice is hereby and herewith given by Arden L. Sandall, that the lately subbetween Arden L. SanNotice of following sisting dall and Darwin S. Stott, under person (s) to be owners the firm name and style of Stott of abandoned property: Welding andor Stott and San doing business at Layton, COLES, LAWRENCE H. dall, Davis County, Utah, was on the Kaysville, Utah 2nd day ofJune, 1!5K, dissolved Uniform 'Disposition of'Tfi-claime- d by mutual '' consent! Property Act The unfinished business of the Utah Code Annotated 953, shall be canied as amended. on in its entnety by one Arden Information concerning the L. Sandall, henceforth doing amount or description of the business as, Sandalls J. I. Case. property and the name and J. I. CASE address of the holder may be SALES and SERVICE obtained by any persons posPublished in The Reflex, July in the :t, r.rs. sessing property by addressing an into SHERMAN J. quiry As you wish to be tieated, PREECE, STATE TREASURER OF UTAH, Room 215, see that you treat another State Capitol Bldg., Salt Lake What you do not like yourself, do not do to another. City, Utah. 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