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Show r oi.ir.tiM for thi3 town. Misg. Donna fl. am" fermderwi.s-field Eeveral'wtre due Firth will i ' rmbera on the program, of the C s. When the fcarfte finally .appcndici p Pettits two daughters, fot Jtlrs. ended the score wm . 1 UnKn. .mers is and Bernice will tap dance. In the last few weeks the mem- Clearfield. .. , jr3 .Vera M. Pettit.", will attend air. and Mrs. Berrard Smedley teachCo. 940 have been working bers of a scries of Kctufes fer piano ? rtou"ce tk arrival of a son born Music of School McCurie bard to beautify the camp site. We ers at thq Monday morning at their Ixave secured a great amount cf abd 5 it fn Salt Lake next week. nomo in Syracuse. Berrass seed, flowers and Mr. LeonMr. and Mrs. E. W. These lectures are given by Pettit had Wa; Returned pard ard, foreman of state' highway Adams Mrs. Diamond Ruests 31 r. last Sunday, Fpcc.a.uts inpmno nor Mrs. Arthur Malan of plant and shrub nursery, donat- home Sunday after spending the outstandingThis Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer ed 100 shrubs to the cause. About past week visiting her mother; mal work. Fielding en- -' complete, and while in S.l. tertamed to Midway 'days, of one fourth of the ground around Mrs. Peter Abplanalp, Friday at their evening ' ; . ; . Lake, Mrs, Pettit wnl be guest of home in honor of Mr. and Mrs. camp was broken up and grass Utah. sun of her. brother the fuest9 were Mr, 5 plan ted in this space. This is to .Mrs. Martin llennep andever the and Mrs. L. f,nT K. Lrewster. nd Mrs. Rulon visited Lake fialt City erve as an experiment, and if we week-enBarber, Mr., and After a .successful operation for d Ir waite, Mr. and Mrs. Leo wi'h her parents, Mr, and JJr' eucceed in thi3, the rest will be Wall Thomas Mrs. appendicitis, Mrs. J. B. Cooley. Ward, Mr, and Mrs. Eli Cooper, a planted. We are working to keep Mrs. Sper.c.r Adamswas hostpss left the St. Marks hospital a week - her tWoouI?e luncheon was served. went-twith ur camp the first in the Fort to the Acacia stay Democratic Bridge club athet ago and Study group Douglas District and we are sure home last Thursday afternoon. mother,: Mr. Young, of Bountiful, wiu hold thrir at monthly short-lfcnd will y this win be a great factor in do- Club members-presenwhile convalescing,. Mrs.. the home of Mrs. Clair meeting vere, Whitesides in Layton. Monday at 2 oclock. return to hfrhomjs Leonard Layton, Mrs, Evan ing so. Adams and family Mrs Now that summer is hiere and Clair Whitsidesf,- MrS. .Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Miller men will come in contact with min. Marwood Lrvton, Mrs. (v K. Green left by auto last Monddy for a few spent Sunday in Logan visiting weeks stay in California. frith relatives. . ' ral and rock specimens in their Mrs, Joe Day, Mrs. Frank The children of Leon Robins are The eighth Mrs. Dick Day, Mrs. .Glen work which may have an educagrade graduating . were, ill with the mumps. cas9 will hold their dance tonight tional value, members are urged to Layton and rpecial guests Jennie and coffield Miss.'Ma-miJean Lou e Mrs. Golden M. Adams, at the Layton school recreation bring such exhibits in. and have both ill with mumps. .Golden-- ' h are hall. and.rMs. Layton ' the.-'- , placed where others can get . Jay Summons who" is attending . Mr. and Mrs. Orson Bybee and value from them. Moth and butter- Layton. schoel at the U. S. A U., spent the of rMs. Mamie Dunn Brigham Norma, and Mrs. Rodney fly collecions will be in order, as City Js visiting thi? week with her weekend w;ith his m rents, Mr. and daughterj Eames spent Sunday ! Thatcher. will strange or interesting .plant .visiter, Mrs-- James E. Ellison.. , Mrs. William H. Simmons. guest pf Mr., and Mrs.' John collections. Men interested in loath Miss Fern Simmons is visiting Mrt, Delbert Wilcox and daugh. Compton. Mr. and Mrs. John Stoker motor wrcrrft, woodcraft, or metal craft this week' .with relatives' in Ogden,' teg, Helen, left Tuesday morning . fot Los Angeles where they will a to Salt Lake are urged to make such articles as Utah. . , Sunday to attend ' ' he funeral of Mrs. . Dorney, the will be useful to themselves and to Mrs, Orville Bams'ey and daugh- fpend a 'few weeks. M. ters will leave- tomorrow, Friday, Mrs. James Whitesides, Mrs. mother-in-la. of Mrs. Leitha Sotk-c- r mipport this project. Dorney. For the purpose, of displaying to Join Mr. Ramsey at Pcnlcnton, T.- Jv OBrien, Jessie OBrien ind The Columblna fcamp, Daughters each exhibits, there will be two Oregon to make their home for th Edward Ellison spent. Monday at Mr. summer, . and Lewiston, of Pioneers, are meeting this Thurs afcow cases constructed in the class 91 the. home of Mrs. E. M. Mrs.' Kennen Whifesldes and sdn Mps. Roy OBrien, oom and' the District Educational . Stoker and Mr. and Mm- A. to are make' end Whitesides, this Week leaving honoring Mra. Mary A. Auvtser has arranged for space in Mr. and Mrs. William Wilcox were WiggilL home the summer their for at Brig the state capital for an exhibit of hamf. City. Mr. Whitesides has ac- Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. handicraft articles made in CCQ Hugh Wilcox at thei home in Locepted work in California. . ' mps. Men having such articles gan. Miss Dorothy Harris was dinner ' ' are urged to bring them in. Mrs. Harold Ellison was hostess truest of 'Miss Reta Morte'nson at to In 94Cs opening game- of the her hrr bridge dub Wednesday at home t Sunset .last Thursday her homo. Those present were, Mrs eason with Centerville the team . .was hitting very good but due to evening. Mrs. Eric Pe.ttl phve a music re Joe Knight. Mrs. Diamond Adams, Mrs. K. Whitesides Mrs. Orville luck tad they ju3t didnt seem to tial at South Weber, , .Thursday Adfefns; BaWey, Mps. fee able to put down the strong evening. t , Centerville vs,. Farmington at Mr. and Mrs. fesse OBrien oJ Wm.' A. Dawson, Mrs. Blaine Ad Centerville nine. Art Xaniuth start Gene Mrs. and Reedi ams wcek-erFarmington, May 16, 1936, d the hurling for 940, and consi- Phonix, Arizona were Mrs. Julia' Tree ppent Sunday . CENTERVILLE Mr. E. . Mrs. of "nests and James dering the fact that it was the first with hjr daughter, Mra. Arnold : ' . .. AB R ILA.PO E ' frip to the mound for the season, Ellison. . . I Cecil' Tooncs of. Cfioyden, Bodily. Mrs. 6 2 8 O 0 '0 cf Harrison, be did very good work. Co. 940 held Utah was a weke-en-d Mr. and Mrs. H.. Dunri . of Coalher A. of 1 guest 0 Hughes, 3b "the Centerville team at a Rc.ore of ville Rpcnt Wednewlay Mr. Mr. WiL Mrs. and viting parents Jqsep.h 0 0 .;5 Lange 8-- 3 ss.p ' Und Mrs. until the eighth inning, the op- ley. ' Ernest Layton. '. , . 6 0 c 1 7 0. Hughes, then had a batting rally ponents M. II. Ellison left;Monday for his Miss Marybele Simmons was T. White, lb ..5 6 t 11 wnd made nine runs in the conclud- tendered a surprise party on'her home at Raymond, AJbcrrta, Can-ui- Reading, If rf Z 6 0 '.0 after rpending two months B. ing two Innings, when 940 came to birthday last Thursday evening. 1 2b 2 .......4 Evans, bat for the' last time they wero un- Those present were, Miss Lorlee oi'p.nn burincss. . ' : 1 ...2 rf 0 Tingey; Miss Miss Cleone Vowles, able to score putting an end to the Vera JL Reftit announces a reHolt; 2 1 .2 0 .game with Centerville in the lead Ila Stevenson, Miss Elma Holbrook cital of .her students in .South Rollins, If Miss Nelda Gaileyl Miss Marjorie Wtibcrl at the E. White,, p 5 3 : I 1 three runs. house m meeting by On May 16, 940 played their Re- Moss, Miss Ru'h Holbrook, Mi,ss South Weber, next. Wednesday ' 45 11 13 15 27 B are: Totals ' cord gir.no against a strong team Marjorie Dalton, Dean Simhions, evening; Th'osa taking part Jer-r- o Mi ifccs Lewis Bernice . Lavon Wayne FAP.MINGTQN Flint, . Kcndell, Briggs, from Clearfield, because of an unSteed, Jack Stevenson, Reed .Earl,.Adcle Ray, Nadine Ray, Lola . '.AB R I! A PO: E necessary amount of errors oh the Poll and Doris Pull and Mr. Evans Elliott, If Joe Barlow Lloyd, McEntire, Kay 15. 1 I part of the CCC boys, Clearfield and Lynn Griddle attended the pgr. Pay. on the program will .'4. Assisting ' lb Gregory, succeeded in bringing in eleven ty. , Ke Beatrioe Rosemait, runs in the first two innings. Out Iledgepath, 3b ....4 Miss Mary Call returned . frcrm Phosia Evans, Atlilcen. mith, 5 Brown, i f f seventeen runs scored for Clear- - the hospital, Tuesday evening,, aft Spackman and' June Smih of cf . ..,5 Headquarters Co.-- 940 M t. - -- 17-1- -- ' "'- f - f f - At ..- in; j : : lfir -- ; o . t HoJ-tans- - e tfore-hous- e, -- . - w i I - Idaho,-visitin- W You vanl POWER You vant ECON OEIY You; also vant LOW PEIECB Uowhero . '..- Centerville vs; at Farmington May 16 ' - .' . .. . ' - v. toull . V , . ; . . . . .;:! . .. . . your loads! 4 I choice Chevrolet 1 It hay 1SZC7 m tnuMw the greatest pulling power of any ' 1 iruck in the entire low-priNBBC1 VAIVE-E- L range E2A? E,6IKI I. ECONOMY toeave you moxeyl Firkt choice wiihincreasc economical truck in -- Chevrolet! Its the most Ihowevf, incresBed torqw, gnwtrf duty I . the world for I . tow PRICE to conserve your capilall first .0roomT ' choice (ievrolct! It sells at the lowest price .. t truck! cn huyany at hichypu make a track a money; which . All the qualities mMlOAfm thc miahues which make truck ; fXASL AXLI . . operation profitahle a.re yours in the highest ' barrel with type whew Chevrolet degree iti theft big, powerful 1 aa Lsaringa wou; ncare6t aevrolet dealcr today fot Be wise And then i . ' . ce slwayd rfjun!i7fd aO-rpi- f( . bigh-powe- . KiW rULL-TRlMME- ' H . . a, to POVER . NEW PERfECTEO HYDRAULIC ERAKE9 Mrs.-Clay . ,;.. : : tin mseoEcorwmizePuy Chevrolctl - ; Farmington Chottolst trucks 99 So uo thoy with elrnr.visioij inniru-- . cn jau.l fer safe control ' ' , . ; ' " . buy Chevrolet trucks? 'economize . ; - CCIEP At. WOTCR3 PETEOIT. VnCfilGAM MONTHLY gATMrHT TO SCUT MOTOR COMPANY, - INStAUJiENT ,... ... fOUt SURSC , iiff Wt Fay-Bprie- Ka-my- Clark, Etathis, c Christenson, I G ....3 4 1 - Score by innings: I CENTERVILLE ' ! 2346678 89 Totals 05000120 1 4 0 0 1 1.3 1 2 1 i. V R II FARMINGTON R 0 1 6 0 0 0 0 1 0 R 2 1 4 0 1 0 0 2 1 i--' Summery: Home runs, Clark; :i : hits, E. se ' White 1, Brown 2, Gregory 1. Left on bares, Centerville, 8; hit by pitcher, Gregory by Lang, Leonard by Lang, Spackman by Lange; win ning pitcher, Lange; umpires Williams and Steed. hits, Christensen 1; srtuck out by White 1, Lange 5 by Baker 1, Barkdull 6, double plays Hughes to Evans to T, White to Evans to Hughes. Farmington 10 bases on balls Baker 2, Barkdull 2 Lange 1 losing pitcher, Barkdull. Our prediction is that .the in. com6 tax brackets will be steadily lowered until no' income will escape the payment of incQme taxes. It has been true of other eources of taxes that levies were steadily increased until' the limit was reached. When it has become no longer possible to secure more taxes from one source, a hew source is opened up. There will be no let up. We pre diet that in time all sources of revenue will be worked tq the limit. The property tax in most localities has been increased all the traffic will bear. When this, point was reached. a gas tax was introduced, and then an income tax. .The limit has not been reached on' these yet but if we have patience and Wait it will be. There is, as Mark Twain said about the weather, consider, able talk about reducing .taxes, ut nothing is ever done about it, Cemetery, Markers.'; ; Benches, Urns, Etc. Special C-- ' B Per-fotmsa- ce Youll need B0Mfiip(ri0 Insure srslnst food 1 The fcoui G-- seiled4ateel aechtnln bu kept Pro-tectl- ea tad j:-- , backs It with i 90 years electrical leadership. v S v E la.G4flwd Hfrctrlc albeteel Otnoral EUctrle't oxdutlvo FORCED-riE- 0 end D Now Serves More Homes Than All Other Scaled Refrigerators Combined originated i Years ' 4 TlIRIFr-UNi-r LUBRICATION Nv "Dwhlt tit Coif Ltsi Current Lies OIL COOLING. nos quieter operation, longor lift end lower operotUg coil Use your old Ice Box u'iti tptm, Ewer .. e.u2S KT4 iS lu'T Stt tit Nn Terms as Low as Per Day , G--B HediU Tutait Tea wO, of courts, ini til Moden Union" Furniture Co. M s Sr bountiful, UtahSS mSSr' 3 4 Sheffield, 3b, Allen, rf. Simmons, If. N. Brown, c. R. Cowley, p. Telehone 15 110 10 ,1.10 2 1 0 .2 .12 Briggs, lbu J. Adams, 2b. W. Brown, cf. 4 4 0 1 0 19 0 0 1 2 O 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 2 1 5 2 ,2 1 0 5 1 81 0 8 with-slop-- . . . .CBitais IPfieirotttifi . ABB HA E 42 4 9 5 24 Totals Score by innings: Layton: 1 Runs - - Hits Bountiful: Runs nits 1 0 0 0 ' , for LOWER PRICES. 0 o 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 2 0 3 0 0 4 0 1 0 1 2 0- -8 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 1 2 0 4 O 14 ...' ' can be demanded when packed in clean enam . new boxes and the new attractive eled rim cup. See us for your Beacons needs fo dl your cups and cacca. We carry O cepplete line of boxes ut a most rcacxiabe - !. . price. TERMS . Chevrolet Chevrolet 31 Chevrolet 31 Chevrolet 29 Chevrolet 23 Pontiac 28 Chevrolet 34 Chevroelt 29 Chevrolet 29 SO Sedan Coach Coupa Coach Coup Sedan Coach Coach r ... Dependability inquality Merchandise and Service - , & Co. Morrison-Mcrri- ll The Lumbermen PHONE 9nJ BOUNTIFUL Track 19 laid Doughty Chevrolet Co. 0 ' - . ; ; MANY OTHERS. 528,-8- " . ' Bountiful Strawberries"' 0 HUl Inst year California hens efS vhd at 1.819,000,000 LOCO. .J3g.sH' 8 PO 0 2 0 0 5 lb. 5 0 1 0 Fenwick, p. 3b 5 0 0 1 5 2 $ Hart, rf 5 1.1 0 Hatch, cf. 5 0 Emery, 2b. 5 0 Tace. If. 0 L. Cleverly, Sb. -l 2 0 0 0 Moss, p, 4 1 0 13 Van Orden, C. 5 10 UTAH. ' 9 27 ? BOUNTIFUL BOUNTIFUL Msnn, ea. A. Cleverly, L 'r':U . . Totals CmIU as a Down Payment Layton defeated Bountiful on the Layton field, Saturday by a score of 6 to 4, in the Davis County Farm Bureau league. Layton had 8 hits as compared to nine for BountifuL Following is the score and summary: LAYTON ABE H.A PO E 4 1 1 3 0 2 R. Cowley, ss. ; Cast Granite marker 1324 in. base 81 in, high molding around base ing top complete with heavy bronz tablet with inscription for only $15.00 ALSO complete line of. Bird Baths,-Garden- ' Seats, Flower Pots, Urns, Light. Houses, and. other novelties Bountiful Defeated By Layton, May 16 G-- E TELEPHONE 80 - f - 1 FVirl, p Leonard Steed t BOUNTIFUL, UTAH ss-....- ...0 Baker, p 3Barkdull, p...: V - 4 Rpackma.n, 2b f RATOR any na InmM, CM wing4 let M 1111130 pord home. It add to the beauty of your DEVERgAUrBKOS. TELETEmm Cl BOUNTIFUL v,J |
