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Show 1 Dauis Stake Clearfield court nevs leaders MIA Changed at conference , Kayzville At the concluding meeting of Davie Stake Conference, an MIA session held Sunday evening at the KaysWard Chapel, ville First-Sixt- h the Davis Stake MIA was reJ organized. Mrs. Lillian Dobson, Farmington, was named president of the YWMIA, with Mrs. CaroHall, lyn Farmington, age Mrs. Alene group counselor; North Leonard, Farmington, activity counselor. A secretary for the group will be named at a later date. Sirs. Mayetta Conrad, is Mrs, Kays-vill- e, outgoing president; Abbe Lowe, Kaysville, age group counselor; and Mrs. Alice Parrish, Centerville, acand Mrs. tivity counselor; Alene Leonard, North Farmington, secretary. In the Young Men's organization, Almon Flake, Centerville, was made superintendent; Cleese Jlilton, Kaysville, age group counselor; Kenneth Young, Farmington, activity counselor. Secretary will be named later. Tom Randall, Centerville, is with outgoing superintendent his counselors having been Godfrey, Kaysville, age group; and Robert Trump, Centerville, activity. Jerry Folson, Centerville, has been secretary. La-V- ar CLEARFIELD CHURCHES The days in jail, bail aet at 600, re- leased on bail bond, arresting The following Clearfield cases were heard last week in the Clearfield City Justice of Peace Court.: Edward Oreon Palmer, 111 Parkway Drive, Cleerfield, improper parking, fine of $5 was parked suspended, defendant during an emergency, arresting officer H. Mottishaw. Iradj Btdjarchi, 623 Bullen Hall, Logan, speeding 85 miles in zone, fined $'(), suspended $.30, 10 day jail sentence waived on payment of fine, arresting officer Frank McKin- flames YWMIA Frank officer 14,1959 Pegs 8 cloie, fined 25 and 12 days in sentence 'lion. su pct'id on jr.il, officer Daryl R. Conger. Manuel F. Marquez, ion Lane payment of fine," arresting McKinley Parks, 829 South Anchorage, following too Peer Frank McKinnon. 1st West, Salt Lak City, pub-'li- e intoxication, $25 and 12', days in jail, paid 25 fine, arresting officer Daryl Conger. John Paul Hougaard, 1473 Sherman Ave., Sait Lake City, public intoxication and failure to give proper signal, finad 65, paid fine, Daryl Conger. h Mrs. Bbobie V. Stone, St., Wherry Housing, Lay-tonon. driving on wrong side of Ellis E. Deveraux, 442 South road, fined $10, suspended $5, State, Clearfield, public intoxi- arresting officer Grant FerguKentucky Straight Bourbon cation, 75 fine and 34 days in son. Hollis M. Osborne, Box 414, jail, serving jail sentence, ar8 Years Old resting officer Grant Ferguson. HAFB, driving under influence Charles Chris Morris, 420 of alcohol, fined 200 and 100 I Hat Oil. lENTUCU STIIIHT I0III0I. It MOOf. HltUtT IIJTILltlS (., I.T.C days in jail, jail sentence susSego Ave., Salt Lake City, pubon 34 of ar and lic intoxication, fine, $75 payment pended fDiillilAL THEATRE 1 CLEARFIELD-PHO- TA NE 5-0- 923 ., May 14, 15, "ALAS 1ESSC JAMES" With Eob Hope Thurs., Fri., Sat. 16 plus "THUNDERING SET" Rex 802-6t- Reason iSchcnlcij n, May 17, Sun., Mon., Tues. "THE TRAP" 18, 19 Richard Widmark K 0 0 Clearfield The new presidency and board members of the Clearfield Stake have recently been announced by Wanda Ingram, president. They include Gwelda Hoskins, activity counselor; Laura Ronneflde, age group counselor; Evelyn Corgiat, secretary; Clara Turner, attendance secretary; Helen Chrisbee bee keeper; Jenny Beutler, second-yea- r tensen, first-yekeeper; LaVon Stuart, MIA Maid; Rosemary Spencer, Junior Gleaner; Jettie Anderson, drama; Barbara Stokes, speech; Ethel Hodson, camp director; Beth Weaver, chorister; Peggy Underwood, organist, and Ilene Brinkerhoff, dance. Additional board members will be chosen in the near future. McKin-- J stake leaders New Clearfield resting REFLEX-- Msy II ar MIA Leadership Meeting Clearfield Clearfield Stake MIA leadership meeting be held Friday, May 15, at 7 p.m. in the Stake House. jit Golden Anniversary Years will v-- J of ii(ll Family Service Union Meeting Set Clearfield Union meeting for all Stake workers will beMonday, May 18 at 7:30 p.m. at the Stake House. This meeting was postponed from last Sunday, due to it being Mothers Day. iste- - held ASSOCIATE STORE Minstrel Show A Minstrel Show presented Clearfield by the Clearfield and North Davis Stakes, under the direction of Beverly Olsen, will be presented to the Layton Stake Members on Msy 14, at 8 p.m. at the Stake Center. This is a fund raising program.' MIA Maid Lealer Now Ward Primary Secretary has The Clearfield Second Ward Clearfield Three New Teachers IF Hurry! Hurry! Hurry! Now, due to Western Autos Three new teachers have recently been appointClearfield ed in the Clearfield Second Ward MIA. They .are Mary Ellen Adams, Margit Nelson, and Della Flinders. thUthemri9htfrom ft Sustained as MIA Maid leader in the ClearClearfield field Fifth Ward, waa Ruth Ann Christensan. a new Primary secretary, Charlotte Olds. Also recently sustained was Vivian Strong ai a teacher. large-scal- purchases during our e Golden Anniversary Year, and the special SS Class Plans Tour The Clearfield First Ward Sunday School class Clearfield g under the direction of Mrs. Vern Moss, has planned a tour in Salt Lake for Saturday, May 16. So big! So fabulous I TREMENDOUS SAVING ON arrangement to sell these freezers direct from the freight car, YOU get in on the biggest freezer sale ever held in Utah. t car Get that new , family-siz- e and SAVE . l f freezer you've been wanting, in a fabulous 1959 WIZARD, now at amazingly low Carload Sale prices! See the new Wizards on display at your Western Auto Dealer Store, Clearfield and Roy. Sale lasts 3 days only! Hurry and Save! only I'oiUrcnd fcaulyoubb ! Hi. c,a, with jn y our ?P a '"'tk or w-1"- frrlom sight-seein- Ward Outing Clearfield An outing held at the City Park was enjoyed by members of the Clearfield First Ward last Saturday evening. Ball games and other entertainment amused both old and young. Reg. Giant 17.1 cu. ft. Wizard Chest Freezer Square Dancing Clearfield Third Ward Elders Clearfitld The Quorum are sponsoring square dancing each Thursday evening between 9 end 11 oclock in the recreation hall. The proceeds will be turned over to the building fund. Admission is ft per couple. Free drinks are aerved each time. Other programs have been planned to aid in the building fund. Friday, May 8, the Schubert Singera of Salt Lake City presented their 25th anniversary concert in the Third Ward chapel. The lingers were under the direction of Albert J. South-wicThey sang popular, clajsic, and sweet and low numbers. The large crowd was an Indication of the many music lovers from the Ward. SPECIAL k. CARLOAD EASY Welfare Dinner Huge 92 Lb. -- The Clearfield Fifth Ward welfare dinner will Clearfield be held Friday, May 15. Dinner will be served between 5:30 and 7:30 p.m., under the direction of the Sunday School. Cost of tha meal ia $3 per family or $1 per person, whichever is the least amount. PRICE... Fast-Fraax- o Compartment Seat hi Flavor and Julcosl Now, at this low Carload Sale price during our 50th Anniversary, you of frozen food! get all these features: Room for a full 600 lbs. ll lid opens easily. Wonder-wa$200 food protection plan, counterbalanced two Two baskets, construction locks in cold, prevents sweating. 5 dividers. Left over rack with 4 containers Sealed unit guaranteed years. Lock, 2 keys. 2JC1985. Counterbalanced lid Choir Practice Opens Clearfield Clearfield Fifth Ward choir practice is held at the chapel each Thursday evening at 8 p.m. Anyone interested in singing with this group is invited to attend. at A Touch and Seals Itsolfl Freezer. SAVE $40,001 WIZARD Maeter 21 Che Stores a full 737 lbs. $200 food protection plan. One basket, one divider, Reg. 349.95. Save now! 2JC1967 SAVE $45,001 WIZARD Matter 13 Chest Freezer. conditions. Packs away 458 lb of food under $200 food protect, plan. Reg. 264.95. Save! 2JC1963 SAVE $40,001 WIZARD MASTER 17 Chest Freeezr. Room for 600 lbs. of food! $200 food protect. 1 basket 1 divider, Reg. $299.95. Carload sale price. 2JC1964 Bluebirds Hike Famous $200 Food Clearfield The Bluebird girls from the Clearfield Fifth Ward enjoyed a hike last Saturday morning. They, along with their leaders, hiked behind St. Benedict Hospital in Ogden. Each girl brought their lunch and the drinks were furnished. Those participating were Beverly Hepworth, homebuilder advisor; Dorothy Giles, room mother; LaRue Clark, teacher; Vickie Giles, Kathleen Jensen, Marilee Kirkbride, Tonna Lee Clark, Protection plan with Every Freezer! true-zer- Kathy Limb, Kristine Brewer, Janice Wixom, RaNse Chandler, Joyce Ashbaker, Dana Stockseth, Elaine Hansen, Carol Hanstn, Sharon Nauta, Pamela Pearson, and Helen Steven. New Jr. Leader M-M- en Mothers Visiting Clearfield The Primary organizations throughout dear-fiel- d Stake have been enjoying visits from the mother of the children. The weeka in May have been set aside to honor their mother, and many of the classes in. each Ward hve preeented have made programs and dmonstration. Some of the class small gifts to present to the mothers when they visit Recital dances will follow month three-year-ol- Mjer-riet- CARLOAD en by Kethy Beat it, Kathleen Walker. Douglas and Paul Jeanette Luby end Marilyn Empey, both from Ogdan will giva a special number. beautiful ballet, the Swana will be preaented by Barbkra Metheny and Linda Harria. Dance of A Mrs. Harris hss some very special ballroom numbers to put on, along with ell the tap, ballet, end twirling. She has students from Layton, Clearfield, Ogden, Hooper end from throughout the vicinity. . Get Acquainted Oiler Springtime Amazing. New o Reg. 264.95 13 Cu. Ft. Upright Freezer Clearfield Sustained as new Jr. leader in the Clearfield Fifth Ward last week, waa Dick Bird. Layton This Saturday, May 16, is the date set for th Ruby-Li- n School of Dance to put on their recital. Mrs. Harris has chosen the them Dancing Sure ia Fun Every Month of the Year. It will be presented at the 4th and 7th Ward chapel, at 8 p.m. Every month will be rapre-sente- d with special numbers euch as February for Valentine's Day, three will be spotted. They are t, Dent Jacobsen, Sheryn end Christine Harris. 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