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Show J 4 Cpodsl oenrlce lor bobies Will bo Sunday morning for KAYSVILLE NEWS OMrfirtd Ther aer-me- M--- 4 ' SM ): ware Layton sailor REFLEX-LEADE- December jo, 1959 R of Christmai carols. Bishop Clarence WaterA Chriatmaa Xaysville will present a Christfall evening with the husbands mas and message to the group. is planned by officer In Ward membera Fourth the Committee teachers of dinDecemthe of for Friday, evenings charge Primary ber 11, at 6:30 p.m.' at the ner and entertainment inDavis Stake House. clude Mrs. Lorraine SchoDinner will be served fol- field, Mrs. Rebecca Ashbak-e- r, Mrs. Guardella Young, lowed by a special program. Carina Sanders, Mrs. PriMrs. a skit be will There dramaCollett, dinner; Mrs. a Mary Anonymous"; mary Who Made Betty OBrien, Mrs. Leola tized story Christmas Happen", present- Kirby, Mrs. Bonnie Gunnell decoraing an exemplary pattern for and Mrs. Sheri Ellis, Mrs. their Melpha and workers tions; Primary Mrs. Alice Allen, Mrs. husbands to use in their own chilAustin, Mrs. Milown their Evelyn home with Eve. dred Crow, Mrs. Lois Smith dren x on Christmas Na- - and Mrs. Talbot, program. a T will also be ene and the singing Honorary guesta will be ti Mrs. Kenneth II. Mr. and on itm ebi'dien will will be a i entertained at dinSheffield 3 r.t p.m. speeisl service o f dedication for Saturday tha from ative ner Sunday at their home Rspreu beblft during the 10:10 worand Senior FelJunior Clearfield High the at ssrvics and Mrs. ship and in honor of Mr. Church Sunday lowships met Sunday night Community IdaKunz of T. Council Bern, Youth n Parley a organized raominr- - The theme of the enth brought by the pastor will which will coordinate of th ho. Nine guests enjoyed a tire youth program three-cours- e be Justified by Faith. dinner. waa X thurch memberihip claea church. Sarah Jo Yeager Batch-elde- r, of Mr. and Mrs. Guests David r edulta will begin on Thurs- elected ehariman, Jean and vice one chairman, Frank the Monday eveand 7 Parker, day evening at Howard, secretary, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Scott Clay are aponaor of ning Idaho. Weston, Frank Olsen, the Senior High Fellowship and Mr. and Mr. Vernon Poe spon- Sunday guests were Mr. and sors of th Junior High Fellow- Mrs. Alvin Maughn, Bounti.-fu- L Sm Diego, Calif. (FHTNC) ship. Tuesday Mrs. Roy BaldIdward L. Bradley, aon of Bountiful, spent the win, lira. Mella Bradley of 175 her parents. with day Whlteaidea St, Layton, graduGeorge Wayne Lowe, son Pacific Fleet (FHTNC) ated from recruit training Dec. Mrs. George 4 at the Naval Training Cen-ta- r, Karl M. Haacka, aerographera of Mr. and mat first class, USN, aon of Lowe, is convalescing at his Saa Diego, Calif. Hamtlln home. He returned home graduation exercise, Mr. and Mr. Earl J. S. 700 Clearfield, 239 of of E., end Ing th Monday from th hospital of "boot camp", included a and husband of th former Miss after an appendectomy last full dress parade and review Vava V. Vilven of El Segundo, before military official and ci- Calif., i scheduled to b proMrs. Leola Kirby entermoted to th present rate, Dec. vilian dlgtjitarias. at a birthday party tained th aboard while serving of instruction, 19, In Annette, the "raw recruit ia developed amphibious force flagship USS for her daughter, old, was th four with who Eldorado years operating into a Navy Bluejacket, ready A number of U. S. Pacific Fleet Wednesday. for duty with the fleet , Husband invited To Primary program Graduates from training Kol-dwy- Local sailor Is promoted n, Pig and Mrs. Clerene Waterfall, Mr. and Mr. Forrest Barker, Mr. aqe Mrs. Robert Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Don Whittaker, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Manning, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Scharp, ' Mr, and Mrs. Merrill E. Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Leon W. Reeves, Mr. and Mrs. William C. Rigby and Mr. and Mrs. Clark Cheney, Bishop cant alt on the lid ef progress. If you do, you will be 'You blown to pieces.' Henry Kaiser. and discontent . Restlessness are the first necessities of progress. Thomas A- - Edison. Si Two ways to giVo he Great WlxisZsey of the Old West ek little frienda helped Annette MR. AND MRS. Shirley Heywood celebrate their 50th ipd celebrate the occasion with on Wednesday. ding anniversary games and lunch. and Mrs. Nettie B. Wilcox, her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Frank White visited in Syracuse Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. William Wilcox. Sunday she spent the day at Layton with her eon and hia family, Mr. and Mrs. An open house George B. Wilcox. Layton They are the parents of Mr. and Mra. Wayne with dancing for old and six children, three boys and Smart and family, Union, young will honor Mr. and three girls: Keith, Paul and visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Heywood on Reid Heywood; and Mrs-Mrs. Luln Sandall. the occasion of their 50th Martin (Ruth) Ward; MrB. wedding anniversary Wed- Smith (Inez) Randall; and Spiritual causation Is th one nesday, Dec. 16 from 8 to Mrs. R. Burke (Irene) Jenquestion to be considered, for 11 p.m. The party will be son; 16 grandchildren and more than all other spiritual fie great grandchildren. to human held in the Layton First relate causation The Heywoods extend a1 Ward, the White Chapel. ' progress. Mr. Heywood was born hospitable invitation to their --Mary Baker Eddy. March 8, 1887, at New Hamp- many friends and relatives Progresa in every age result shire. Mrs. Heywood was to join the festivities of only from th fact that there born July 14, 1888, in Lay-to- their golden wedding celeere aome men and women who They exchanged wed- bration. refuse to believe that what they ding vows on December 15, They are now living at knew to be right cannot b done. 1909, in the Salt Lake LDS 120 North Fifth East In W. Davenport. Temple. Kaysille. HOLIDAY or Golden wedding celebration HAIR Yill honor tho Heywoods STYLES both from Kentucky c HOLIDAY COLORS Add Up to the HAPPIEST HEAD LINES So a V CALL TA For Your Appointment LANA BEAUTY STUDIO Little progress can be made by merely attempting to re- 183 North Main hope lie good. Clearfield PRIZES Calvin Coolidg. Give Food For Christmas! Dec. 23 Boxbury Candy Cocktail -- r3 Prizes to be given away . . . Child sized Patti it Doll Play Pal. it Voit Basketball it Tiny Tripper Luggage tV Warwick, Cutlery Set -old 3-pi- ece Bon Handles Riviera, Treasure Chest 9-pi- ece Cutlery Set. FREE! 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