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Show 27, 1940 THE LAYTON JOURNAL, LAYTON, UTAH, JUNE ill In n show t r in honor ot 'lay Mr Ml-II M mi a ii i lit la i'll mailman m this a Mis 10 ii slum lit s ,mii s i tn n m t s i ars Hat Iii ' III! I 1,11111 'I Mis I, mil lilt a w CLEARFIKIJ) I Lets Dance! lias Imt n vumity fur k f i , ' . I lii I i im.ii T it till to I Mis RAY NOBLE I'.l tit. It - I'l'lll II Ml m el In III I'1 I I n Ii 111 1111 ,1 i i st III s tills i'm j it i I ilim In s i ints in i i ' W I 11 M i s t,i i i Hat l"A, ill at . at '1 am Mas-- I it v iliihlnn h't iisp,rs ' I wirt Hloii'l ol r u, an Society par tlu-i- r wl1" - 1 an lepton auxiliary potisiirid a bridge him hum Imrs-laafternoon in the lemon ball lit re wire 44 guests present Sim t ii 1 ltrtin Mrs m b( 1 t l I One Nitfht Only D, -- (Generali WHITE CITY (Ogdon) 'still la t illi r Si ssions ol ii tin ( i ( HI .1 linloti watd rift rnoi hi i sums and l.iniih, Mis mods I i ( V d lai (,) In Mattie c HI stilted the ( Mi and Mis tieotge llungood, Miss Wanda Ibnigoml, and Mi and Mis ( bat lex S cl Mts Walter llidt of Im ley, Ida I I is I tst n n ig Inn- with ,r, set, s, Mis bmanml llanks and Mis. lantbits - 11 Ihitlow, St Mis Wtlls ladfn and son, Mel bert, bae gone to ( alilotnia. white they will yisit with ntlni imndnis of tin family Mis de ladin id San i.itii 1st o, Mis t lai t m e Sne then of os Angeles. ail lladtuld stationed at the U S n,iv anbase, Al.inicila and Idet lvayniond II. field an S missionat I I . ( , e I I 1 I I N I I y Mt and Mrs I ,ov Wood of ( amiiiiitii c the engagi mi nt of then dauglitet , June, to I eland ( Johnson f Hut bank. Calif I be mat nape will take plate' sometime in late ngnst in os nge lex Miss ood. a giadnate of I ),t is high stbotd and of Womllnnv . nil. p., lets ngcles, has made In i home m t'alitoima loi xenial y.its tninibi i ol itlatiyes and ftnnds attended the we'dding tception ol Mt and Mrs llatold Mams Muir held last Wednesday evening at the My t uni J. Jenson home in Salt ' ,,v S'r" M"" tot ini Miss clcen Hill ol Salt I ake Cty. Her Miss Hcni bet only attendant M, Mj, one ol the model young nun e Ills' biotin omnuinity Clyde Mnu. was the best man I i,be young (tuple will l,u. j,, Og,,n misi 11 meoiis shower ami lun he on was g,UT1 ,x .o ,s leat-fiel- d 1 I1''' lla was Mts in atti nilarn ( I lull at e i min i s td the Sunt b Row c W ill h dot ( s t Ii i un ix, ma White, la I ti an Wlaitis am la Son (t.i ms Ibis w ( t Ids piojci t Sp, mg Salads w,is Speakits fot the s.u lament set it es In Id in tin lot a watd ih.eptl la-- t Sunday wtre Keplti Sessions and I .i minis M. Ihitlow, St. Hislmp Wood annoiim ed the postponement ot it f t cm e fot J w eeks Miss ugt nia Moses, after xevet-a- l days visit at the home td Iter urn It and aunt, Mr. and Mis. William H Kiattse, lias returned to her home m Iviveiside. Mr. and Mrs. Tr.it y Hingham of Heikelev, Calif aie bouse guests of Mi. ami Mis Hii.ml S. J ee olw Mis Hmgliam and Mis. Jacobs aie i i 1 1 I Program "s 1 1 sistei s. lv.le Walkei and two sons, Van os Angeles, aie and Jonloii, of ( I spending tlu summer at the home ot Mr. Walkei s motbei, Mis. Iv a W a Ik ei and Mi. and Mis. Vmal Harlow ebildien of Hmgb.un weie leeent guests of Mi Ihulow's patents, Mr and Mis esse II. Hallow, V. 'ale .'steed, son ot Walter a whe been lias attending Steed, I I o s cation. ng eles m bool, is homo leu REX THEATRE LAYTON, UTAH SATURDAY AND SUNDAY JUNE 29 va- Miss June Mai tin ef 25X2, 'hit .mt. Salt I ake City, is spending the summer at the home ed" her il giandpaieuts, Mi. and Mis. bam I' kiati'C Mis. Rex Randall enteitaimd at her hemic Wednesday alteinoon 1 and 30th JAMES CAGNEY PAT O'BRIEN ANN SHERIDAN IN .CASTLE ON THE HUDSON" lastex styles Juvenile suits 1 1 Town Theatre $5 in tickets case of soda oil drain Ame & Roe 1 ing. 1 Davis trade. 12:30 Slow auto race. : 1 -- 5 to 3 p. in. (Other contests will le Bountiful Lumber & annunced). 2 Toy dish sets. 3 to 3 : 30 Prizes will Be gn en Carr Printing Calling cards. 1. Largest family Utah Oil Sen ice Station 2. Newlyweds Grease and wash job. 3. Oldest automobile Farm Bureau Service 5 gal4. Newest automobile lons of gas. 5. Y oungest baby White Cleaning Co. Dress 6. Youngest person with Real or suit cleaned. Estate gained through Dr. Smcdley-$- 5 dental work own efforts. Kesler Dr. $2.00. 7. Oldest person. Hatch Barber Shop Hair cut Other events to be listed and tonic. 3 : 30 Soft ball game mar- Bountiful State Bank $3 ried men vs. single men. cash. LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS Dr. J. E. Trowbridge $2 LViion Furniture 2 door cash. Dr. Evan Taylor- - $2.50 cash mats; picture; pan. suit Bountiful Drug Co. Barlow Cleaning Co. $5.00 cleaned. merchandise. dress or Dr. C. It. Christensen $2.00 Burningham Baiber Shop 2 sacks P. flour 0. Skaggs Large hair tonic. 2 Rosana Frock Shop Woman Bountiful Cash Market sacks flour. and girls apron. 1 1 1 Modern Motors wash job. tion, Roys Twin Service 1 1 1 $ novelty braid or 88 Service 29 ,rend in, The bill I Fast color 22x44 Wash clothes to match water. Lakeview Tourist camp $! cash. Bellew Welding Co. 6 qts, of oil. Wasatch Oil Seice Station 5 gallons gas. Red & White Store (Woods Pocket knife. Cross) Jack Christensen 2 hair cuts Garret Bros. $2 Themos jug. Farmers Feed shovel. Bountiful Dairy 400 bottles drink. 1 J. C. Penney Co. bathing suit, 8 year girl. 1 tr s ulor Bib top or slaclt 1,s.t nd that i had st Colored Gloves Reduced to clear. 50c 220 100 Bennet be aw e to be Antoni y, provi 4 -- rk-u- $ T O p oi 'y of tin id satisf nded tv ied. fter the he high departme J. C; PE N N EY GO. DEPARTMENT he R need-her- s, it for tea ff from buildin I te and Mrs. Tlenrv Armstrong Mrs. J. E. Trowbridge and Mrs. F.7ra Moss attended a district meeting of the American Legion auxiliary held in I.ogan last Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Trowbridge will attend the same type of gathering m Cedar City this week-enMrs. T. Howard Smith and children, Geraldine and Barton, of Arof Mrs. cadia, Calif, are guests Octavia Burnghani. Mrs. Laurence F.ldredge of Boise, Idaho is a guest of her parents, Mr. and Msr. ti. V. Pace The South Davis Friendship club enjoyed a steak-frWednesday afternoon in the beautful garden at the J. C. Stocks home. There were fifteen present. Mrs. Arnold Barnett entertained her bridge club at luncheon on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Eugene Bryson of Ihoenix Arizona was a special guest. Mrs. Roy Triest and daughter, Pattie, spent the last week-en- d in Cedar City. A mass installation of all auxiliary officers for district number 2 was held at the Bountiful Memorial home Tuesday at two p. m. with Mrs. Daisy Couch, district president, in charge. Presidents of each unit installed are, Ogden, Josie Fensten maker, Morgan: Verna Durant, Lay ton. Ruby Layton; Kaysville, Vera Hyde; Bountiful, Myra Fisher and barmington Grace Anderson. The new district president is Myrenda Rockwell. The usual unit ceremonies were carried out with the singing of the Star Spangled by the group; invocation greetings by Mrs Crouch and salute to the flag. This was followed by the installation ceremonies, remarks from each new lv installed president. Awards were then made to the president and the poppy poster winner announced. The Ogden unit was given $250 to be presented to an Ogden high school boy who was poppy poster inner for the district. Mrs. Arulla Stead then sang God Bless America, accompanied by Mrs. Louise Manning. Silence was observed for the war dead the colors were retired, the audience sang America and the meeting adjourned. Luncheon wax served to 75 guests. e onded tl and car iupt. Bl'l improv ei i shop a equipnn r agricu nded tha ool after milliner," for Aas read 50c Solid color with contrasting border Extra heavy size. case soda i Close out prices VALUE Station p erintemk SUPER TOWEL change of oil. Wild Horse Inn skins. i iwn for v high m Ii gotiatiun Mr. Born .chers for which juld be a the list v At a new low Womens summer price. Most are washable. A real bargain chocolates. east x an estii a ceilinj. be sect quipnien rtment. eting ac rmon d. euni Hold' y SECRET VALLEY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY JULY 6th and 7th BORDER PATROLMAN MONDAY ONLY Therell be music in your heart as you thrill to this HUMAN drama of boys and girls. JASCHA HEIFETZ IN Makes" tt Refrigeration Methods Costly and Dangerous... E.cn n U inter! A Frigidaire in Your Kitchen Will Save You C.c; $10 a Month in Food and Refrigeration Costs! it's .o rely onmakeshitt refrigeration during v'u'.ut ontlis. I. S.WeariuT Bureau records prove that temper, 'ures are in the satety zone . . ? 2 to 50 degrees . only a teu days each year. And when temperatures .re i ti b that tone, tood either spoils or ireetes! rli t "gidaire, cn the other hand, sou can keep 'Oi J. at temperatures all scar "round. For the averiL nii..lv, that means savings ot as much as $10a i jso this vv inter alone! Come in -- see the sensa c.'-ri- . . ?NL THE FRiG'DAIRE HAS ME1ER-'!SE- NHlp.vXvt r 'itm ' nor h i vtnr vuri In 'ten. Troutne trie '".-'e- t on.;! new low co't t rigidaireSuper-Valu- e 6" today! HJimnniDtt IFnnimiiitDiiii0 CD. "WE CAN AND DO SUL FOR LESS" BOUNTIFUL UTAH nog acrorMC imitM yy : Fifhting Thoroughbred Smu!gled Cargo Shark box Harold Bell Wright story OMALLEY of MOUNTED New lubrica Monday Only Friday and Saturday aving a x. ook ri'.'i which an and lit lid for id Kim Drk, Clear 79c Lovely Rayon Dresses prints stripes, florals and plain 1 Pep '"aid. M Superiniii are con erk to creation, $1.98 of-vv- ar not commit. JOEL MCCREE Summer Dresses years subscription. Davis Co. Sheet Metal $1.50 Investment Co. Security Motor Sales & Service Wheelbarrow race $2.00. grease and wash job. mans race McDermott Auto Co. 2 5 Devereaux Welding $2.50 Rolling pin throwing (ladies) quarts of oil. in welding. Nail driving (ladies) Dr. J. C. Stocks $1.00 1 Conoco Barlows Service 3rd ware Tug s. (1st Mountain Fuel Supply Servcan liquid wax, Kgg and sjioon race ing oven. Sack race job, 2 wash jobs. Lamars Service 1 grease Texaco Service t Relay race job. 'Three legged race and wash job. Curve Inn $2.50 in trade. 1 order at tes of the nd approve Bills as n umbered t t were im lotion oi 1 Clipper County ( he clerk ai Air. Kami 98c water. 2-- $l 49c Blazer stripe jackets to wear with slacks. -- ( tamptun, ieorgt o $1.98 Teiry Jackets 12 I 1 sanforized. All wool Gabardines Take the family for an outpopular green or blue ing. Romp in the surf, bask in the sun. Girls American Shoe Repair Bountiful Shoe Both for Shoes half soled. 8 a. in. Bicycle race sole job. and girls. Walts Hamburger 10 malts. Sessions Baiber-gir- l toys 9 a. in. Guard dull. 10 a. m. Haywards Market hair cut. sack Patriotic Program. flour. I I : 5 to 2 a. in. Foot races Givan Motor Co. (all ages). Morse Shoe pitch- Morrison Merrill 4.,, FOR THE FAMILY gripping story you will remember for a long time. An innocent man pays with his life for a crime he did ANDREA LEEDS M in litis he boar d i 'ffice Mini'! 940, with i I Swimming Suits A THEY SHALL HAVE MUSIC I Womens Lastex styles $1.98 Mens trunks .... $1.49 Other slacks at RACES AND CONTESTS ''n (who pi bishiiptn k ( Sport Shirts 98c BOUNTIFUL bapt tilling I alp tiding ft (tn this vumity lt and Mis William Sts osi "in Sport Shirts Keep cool with light for the 4th. Styled for smart Fast color good looks, too! TTaoDD'PODsrKpDe Sapnson0 In Id in I Inn d BOYS shirts Tool cotton in solid SJDm 4m us tax Lots do! Mts parents, , Friday, June 28 was Of 8 MFJMS - I ( hdd Minute v t, I VOLUME CELEBRATION hi'I'l'ti atti til H'f aim aiiniv i rx.n Rountiful yra'litati I '"'-lu- u (llnr urn , ak-lan- with tin Bums utii Allot radio program )1 Has What You Need For the 4th of July v h I ntlv i t It' 'ii I ah' Mis a shm.' t ii. Mr ii i Hatlnv "f ( 1 It I" al n sell nt I l',l'l I I Mi ami Mi- hit Ii w Mt s I nv I n Id mu arlo. i,n 'Itm r Max Muir, son ot Mr. am I Mrs. Wood, tin Im t Ii hi a si in J mu and I H Hallow, r 'I be Harlow I. lb Mutt, left ,i mu iiim Saturday, lor I I U III i' til, j lt.il, Itcli ii family atttndtd tin l" al i bun b ( aid , be will attend where M S !v Miss Ihlllm1. u .Is till and! ,iH- Ibning st bool of aviation lie last Strndav tvtinng streets III ill' Hi Its III ( hl.t'ili were grouped together as pillows' a airoiuntus trdjnltlfcr Mr ami Mis My ton Malny and Sherman, tiara, Jitmt1 and Milton t,-- hnj( j,,n y ott i i Ini'll cii rs atti mlcil tin mail art n rs mi one siat, tMivi ami Nam llateb of Van N'yes, I list-- , I. a un ( 'ahf. is Hairy .Mr. a guest of her outing tii li in Salt I atw- - it Sun- - another tat, wlnli n r()c PENNEYS Yu tb tlir (at In a ir , i.i.'l i s ,i t it t Ii ml in a i nf ,, l,,l, tin- ,i t Arabian pimetb sas n, i Hi a man i"r a woman moon. a i s and wanes likt the for brotlu r e of biolh but thi I. . ti a' ast as the star s, ami (tt'lurt like the w ot k ol the prnplut Harlnw '1 Inis was exhibited a beau tit u) family spirt, wlmli lonstitutes "hi ,i tin- - inluting tbtiuis of this I Mm s i In ii at In w v III t anl Mrs .Mr im1 s Mm Shitniati win tin i - . 1' ' I ,1 iml.i i 1. , I'll ll I M ( II A A I s I I ,1 v 111,11 .11 t and his famous Radio and Dam e Orchestra ll I II I ,1,' I s v Sylvia sat near rural seval TELEPHONE 15 CENTERVILLE Frank Sheldon, proprietor of the Centerville Cash store, is quite ill. ) ! 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