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Show . KAYSVILLE ' - LAYTON CHURCHES -- " , ' ' ' - Visitors here from Japan en to cook breakfast Capt. and Mrs. Robert Simon and children, Jay and Janice, former residents of Layton, who have been living in Japan, were at the Clyde Abner home, 469 Montana, for a few days last week. The Simons left Tuesday fqr Buffalo, New York, where they will visit with their families. Captain Simon will be stationed at the Otis AF . Layton Kaysville - Hot cakes, ham and all the trimmings will he cooked and dished, up by the men of the Fifth Ward for the welfare breakfast Saturday,- October 3. Breakfast will be served from 7 to 8:30 a.m. at the ward halL - Women of the ward are selling tickets and all members are urged to attend by Bishop Clinton Zollinger. John Coulam, son of Mr. and- - Mrs. Jess Coulam was ordained a priest at Sacrament service in Fifth Ward Sunday evening. Swimming Porty r ..., Elder G. Alan Nichols serving LDS Church Jn JJteu-- A Blazer Welcome was held Saturday by the Kaysville First Ward Primary at the chapel. Guide and Trekker boys welcomed new Blazers into das;. Local missionary After the official ceremony, games and refreshments were enjoyed by the 20 boys and their mothers. Mr. and Mrs. Layton Verde-lan- d Grant Nichols,' 2 Park, Layton, recently heard through the press of the missionary work their N-8- Davis County takes option public park site An option purchased the county will pay Farmington for purchase of 37 acres of $10,000 down and remainder land southeast of Kaysville on over a three year period lor U.S. Highway for a proposed Nichols the property. public park has been taken by Davis County Commissioners. Take My Advice The land is being purchased memand for a future park Having bolstered himself orial site to be developed under with a few stiff shots of bour-- a e d bon before going to the program. Nichols and Clifford tis. the Truck Mechanic sank Elliott own the proposed tract. n a chair in the reception esd him eat a. fussy County commissioners have!room maidold offered Mr. Nichols $43,000 additional for 35 acres and an After a moment, she looked $2,250- was offered M. Elliott at him scornfully and said, for two acres of adjoining Whiskey is an abomination. property. nauseates me. It Water rights and roadway 'Well, Maam, Ill tell you, access to the park site will be may have to do what a you included in the purchase price. friend of mine did quit the County Attorney Milton J. stuff. The Teamster Hess said that if the site is den-Fre- long-rang- , ' area Apron parade in RS Farmington Bids for construction of a masonry garage A parade of models in fancy, plain, work for tha storage of equipment Layton at the Davis County Refuse and party aprons marked the beginning of Disposal area are now being for the season in the Fifth Ward. The opening social accepted in the office of the was Wednesday at 10 a.m. in the white chapel. Ladies of the ward were asked to make aprons and take county commissioners in Farmington, according to cimmis-sio- n them to the party where they then turned models for their chairman Clyde B. creations.' The apfons will be sold at the' organization Adams. bazaar slated for November. ' The area is east of Hill Air Brunch was served and an enjoyable program presented. Force Base and about one half Mrs. Betty Jorgenson is president of the wards relief mile north of the Hill Field society. She said that there is a nursery for the little Road. children each week with a qualified baby tender '.in at. Bids for construction will tendance during meeting hours. Relief-Societ- y - -- Ward Ward H CRESTWOOD Gets publicity in Ohio newspaper Class leaders are Mrs. Loreen Hansen, Mrs. Marjorie Ayres and Mrs. Christine Barnes. 3 Field, Mass. man Fred Jaramillo has The folloXjig people from been released from the servthis area attended the fu- ice and is here Car-sovisiting beneral for Jerry Glen fore going home to Pagosa and Mr. 13, in Sandy Springs, Colorado. Mrs. William K. Morris, Willis Knaak, 1353 Reid Jo-AMrs. Annabel! Madill, celebrated his birthDrhe, Shi'pe, Charles L. day Saturday by going dancAdams, Stanley W. Adams, ing. With them were Mr Nora and Mrs. Willard Erickson, be received Joyce Forbes, Myby the commissionAdams, Mr. and Mrs. How-- Mf. and Mrs. Wendell Conference in Third ers 2 p.m. October 9 and until ardJ-Adams, Mrs.Roge bpened'iit that MrsrArby publicly ' Elizabeth Mrs. and Morgan, Ward conference was held 'Sunday evening Layton. ness, Mr. and Mrs. Bob time, the commissioner said. Williams, Mrs. Sarah Jane Eden, in the Third. Ward, conducted by Bishop Paul R. Lindeman. and Mr. and Layton, Morgan. Services were held tMrs. Kenneth Speakers were Layton Stake President I. Haven Barlow; Fahncke, Roy, Tuesday for Jerry, who was the wards Sunday School Superintendent, George Anderson; killed Friday in a car mis; Skyline the YMMIA president, Mrs. Berniece Potter and two young Layton Last Sunday John by Mrs. Norma Preece hap at Sandy. He is a grandpeople from the MIA, Glen Cheynoweth and Dalene Nalder. son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam- H. Ellis, 800 Birch Circle, Phone 769 uel J. Adams, Layton. His celebrated his birthday at a Kayville Mrs. Don How! parents are Mr. and Mrs. family dinner. ard entertained at a birthGlen Carson. Mrs. Carson Glen h Street is the fomer Barbara Adams Layton Saturday visitors day party for her son Brita 7 lb. 5 oz. Attends Idaho Kaysville of Layton. at the home of SSgt. and ney who was three years old baby boy was born to Mr. and The Layton study group Mrs. Floyd Plant 418 Saturday. Ryther, Guests on Friday of Mr. Mrs. James Killian of Ranmet at the home of Glen and Church, were 17 at Sgt. and Mrs. and Mrs. on the September Owen Horne of Kaysville, Irene Bullough, 749 East Joe Simpson and Lyman Sparks and dolph Utah Valley Hospital at Provo. board of director member, family, were: Mr. and Mrs. for family Lindsay Sunday evening Clearfield. Sunday, at the Two little sisters were at home Utah Cooperative Associa, a meeting of good fellow- Ryther residence were din- Fenton Allred, Paris, Idaho; Mrs. Reed Jensen, Montpe- ready to welcome the new tion, numbered among the ship and study. ner guests from Salt Lake, and bundle. pleased many interested Utahns atProud Mr. and Mrs. Raynold Brady. lier, Idaho. are Mr. and Mrs. tending the recent formal Holt Subdivision grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ence Rulon Mrs. Jane Ryther and Mr Killian, and. Mr. and grand opening of the mamLayton Sunday dinner and Mrs. Gordon Ryther andland famiY were guests at Mrs. C. . Reed, Fresno, moth new fertilizer plant loa family reunion in guests at the home of Mr. children. Salt cated near Georgetown, IdaLake in and Mrs. Samuel T. Morgan, honor of Sunday The work meeting for the ho. 1461 Stanford, were Mr. and Layton Sixth Ward Relief Mr. Ences mothers 80th The immense, R. Mrs. Jack Morgan, Og .Society is going to be held birthday anniversary, Mrs. Idaho Phosphate Works i den. The Samuel T. Mor-- , 0ctober 12 at 10 am at the Amelia Ence. gans daughter, Shirley, has Mr. and Mrs. owned by .Central Farmers Sheriff and M r s. LeRol j Kaysville hite chapel. been out of school for the Fourth Ward Day received word that their Jack Robins are happy to n Fertilizer Company, made jbe of ipore than a million past weeks with mumps. Blazer welcome was held Captain Dee Day, who nounce the arrival of a daugh-i- s up member-owner- s from coopElmonte Jabb, 1291 Sher- - Tuesday afternoon. Ten new stationed at Dyess Air ter, born Saturday, Septem- over all eratives the counfrom Blazers ma, has just returned were welcomed. Force Base, Texas, is spend- ber 26 at the Dee Hospital Great Falls, Montana, where Chuck wagon theme was ing a month in England and weighing 7 lbs. 14 oz. They try. Utah Cooperative Asmembers joined ho has been working on ra- carried out. The following will return to his baBe in have a son Steven, daughter sociation g with fellow owners In home. Mrs. Robins Jackie at dar equipment. attended from the Primary Texas, , October 10. His wife the plant Sept. 10. be will as remembered the and Texin two remained Valeria family presidency. Hill, Vacationing the past The plant consists of five former Barbara Bennett. weeks in Colorado and New Maxine Rowe, June Bulkley distinct Mr. Pleased are operating units, grandparents Mexico were Mr. and Mrs. and Edith Owen. Teachers Mr. and Mrs. Lyman with each and Mrs. operation s manuBennett, TrekWaynard 1376 Blanche are Owens, Spaiks and family spent Ralph J. Jaramillo, Roand Mr. and Mrs. s ker; Elsie Strong, facturing plant in itself, Phillip Guides; Sittirdfl 4t Montpelier, IdaMarilyn Drive. Mr. a market able bins. producing Blazers. FireAda and ho on a business trip. Mrs. Wanner, brother, Navy All the units, howproduct. sis-! Sparks joined her four sets meeting ever, are combined to proters, Mrs. Jerry Hill, Ogden; duce the . three principal Mrs. George Stuart, Mont-- ! First meeting plant products, namely, conKaysville pelier,' Idaho; Mrs. George of the season of the Sunflower centrated superphosp hate, Bartschi, Pocatello, Idaho; ic Camp, Daughters of Utah Pio- phosphate rock and Mrs. L. G. Hansen, Logan acid. in Logan Monday to cele- neers, will be held Thursday, With its ownings in tha brate the birthday anniver- October 8 at 2 p.m. at the CA becomes s association,1 of T. their 3. sary father, home of Mrs. Mildred Horne. basic manufacturer of ferBacon. Mrs. Camilla Stewart, Mrs. tilizer, rather than s disMr. and Mrs. Ray Davis Clara Colemere and Mrs. Pearl tributor, W.B. Robins, Utah and children, Michael and HiU are assisting hostesses. Cooperative Association genMichelle, Seda .Springs, Ida- F. eral manager, reported. Mrs. Norms Swan will give ho, were guests of her parLe-RMrs. Sheriff and ents, the lesson "They came In Every great man la always Day, over the weekend. 1895 and Mrs. lone Sandall being helped by everybody; for They visited with his father will present Lonely Train." hit gift is to get good out of Hugh Davis of Salt Lake CHEVROLET All members are urged to this all things and all persons. City who is ill at the LDS John Ruskin first meeting. Hospital, on Saturday. Wig-hvnr- benville, Ohio. Page LAYTON CHURCHES -- n, Sixth Ward Deacons were invited to a Kaysville swimming party at the Wasatch Springs in Salt Lake City Wednesday evening. Ray Odd is leader of the boys. At disposal I, 1959 OCTOBER KEFLEX Storage garage To be built , a On NEWS . son G. Alan Nichols is doing for the LDS Church in Steubenville, Ohio. A clipping in the Steubenville Herald recently told of the missionary work being accomplished by Mr. Nichols and his companion Gray A. Jones of Cedar City in the Steubenville area. The articles told of the LDS meeting being held and drew attention to the fact that Elders Jones and Nichols were part of an army of 6,000 LDS missionaries serv- ing their church throughout the world. If you wish to travel far and fast, travel light. Take off all your envies, jealousies, unforgiveness. selfishness and fears. 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