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Show THE LAYTON JOURNAL. LAYTON. UTAH, JUNE jii ' t J''t 1 tin' it il.K at t t state, being played. Tuesri turn to tl eir native Mrs Dan Miller returned men Mi. and Mm Lh.yd Llf he v oting I . arulina. Ho-Not tli the Challenger W.iliu day tor di.r in. me m with this day from a trip by Bin lather an m ry natch takirt up l.u 1, I. lain) aitn Mi, ami Min. r.illli la, X I w V KAYSVILLE nt ll.t n ' t , ii all-- 'I lt, I ai n a ,t I I. ii.t Ml III Il ii v i i t.luii i IP,;, ''until 1 i I1' 1,111 s l WiMi ; t, n t . j ( 12, 1941 ui day .It. I ) 1 I'tllk N oiintr H a 't home of her in. ens, at Puthh. ; . FARMINGTON hit' n 111. v through Coh t im L B ill 1 i au.p, - w been pathling system has jiM the ol ana the m parking installed Be I t mlm ' u iih 111' Farmington ihureh and a bronze ' a la- li v .n II h bv r Ms. Sal al Jalll vo-- . Will IH1 name plate has been installed oil ad in r a by Gtmviiv Nahit-rllv church building. This will lit, the new lie I'll siilu Gladys Higgs. ,i the t! I"! '.hi a Mr. and Mm Cham cy Green ot marker was purchased through II al t ah i r ot to t i Lay moved Union Mortuary. Red ioust Nevada 1 he Siinl Ii ii ii ini lal Ii ELECTRIC Roasters and Hot Plates Mil Lagoon Las just installed a ton last Week to make their home. hi y and nil uni vans ; rge neon sign on the new highMr. and Mrs. 'dm .tU Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ivans spent way west of the park. Mm Maty musical A very successful flower show Oil linn l T itSunday in Salt l ake. Is av to ton to l lionis Mrs. Joe " was conducted at the city hall Tues Brigance Mr. ami a l. (mu " ,, week-enlie N IK II bill hi with laAt Lake Salt day evening under the direction of spent S'llll'laV t at home the mi n ot Allan. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. the local flower club. In spite of i' M, .u,'! M's Weaver Monday Mansell, ami Mi. Lewi, a Mrs. Mr. ol m and the heavy damaged of all flowers k lake hetause he didn't want to go to were Kaysville visitors Friday. m Mm. Mansell il w,.s .Mrs. t (da in during the past week but neverthe,i ha m U anniversary. I. Rollins of Bran Garfield held liiithday 15, avert Wat.l Quaries, school, 19, John Suomi less some of the nicest flowers ever In hamuli, Thursday, June don, Miss., sit fire to the school and Brenda Marshall in B!ast of the assembled in a local flower show. ihi-i'"I ial a 'I"' In ie w ei e 12 pit sent. Mrs. ilam.it-Walha Davis of McC'annon. huildiiiR an! was sent to jail. River will be shown (at the Rex Committee in charge was very l.oint ot Mr. ami Mm is soiling her brother, MorlnoiiuUiu ioa'1 Idaho i la.l oil til,' Theatre, Layton, Uc to everybody pleased with the fine response over ( olumhia university oni Marstoii. is having June ELECTRIC SumlaY the entrance and the people in genELECTRIC Green and an ait exhibition of works created Saturday and Menday, Youth Will Be eral. The building was filled to cain Stevens, Mr's. J. Mr. and Mrs. Wahlwin Mis Walla-Withcn Jane HOT PLATE anti Mrs. Wilford Webster ROASTER bv faculty members in their spare Served with June Darwell, Rob- pacity with spectators. ,K. Ri.lu its ami Min Jlm Giaham Mr, ami Sun Idaho to two children motored tune, Live of the better pieces ad- ert IConway, Sunday. Knox, Joe enotoiid to 1.1) se Mrs. James R. Millard and chil l iank Kden ami Fred day to visit relatives. Allan of mitted, however, are three cartoons Brown, Jr., John Qualen, Charles dren are visiting relatives in Oak-anWiderman Mr. and Mrs. Jatk and two portrait drawings, not by Holland, I'Kinutt of San Diego wire Kays- also latest Movietone Calif. and Mr. and Mrs. William Bethel a professor, but by Iatsy I)e Vito, news reel and shorts. COOL cooking this summer and ill,is, tom l li hi Niiay. Mr. Stanley Buchholtz of Englewere here a wall scrubber in the Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Jones ami and families of Salt Lake home the universitys is at visiting wood, Colo., funeral services of janitor department. (family visited relatives in Salt I.ake to attend the of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. for years to come with an Electric Roaster wllP Jane Lott, Mrs. their aunt, Tuesday. y. C. Hess, for several weeks. Mis, Myron Phillips entertainetl was buried here Monday, rMs. Dora Fuller is spending Mr. and Mrs. Ezra T. Clark anin the or Electric Hot Plate, or both Mrs. Roetta Kiyfoyle and Mrs. at Ini linine Wfilnf stlay at a of a daughter, few weeks at the home of her birth nounce the Aththe entertained Cottrell 28 w eon invited luittie enmg Mr. and Wednesday, (at a Salt Lake hospital daughter and ena club at the Kilfoy le home Wed The Layton ward held their All kitchen, on the porch, or in the canyon r tie s t s fine. at Mrs. Frank Evanston, doing Worsley, Morten-M'Mrs evening. Mi. and Hemming nesiiay monthly Relief society social Tues Mrs. James C. Burns will leave Wyoming. farewell pat t y will he given day afternoon in Relief society of Salt il ake were Kaysville on Mrs. Frank Van Fleet is recuperWednesday of next week for cottage. this Sunday evening honoring Bry-- rooms. jMiss Maude May Babcock visitors Sunday. hus her where C., i). at her home from a major Washington, misating ONeil who is going to do Mr. ami Mrs. Allan Rlood attend of Salt Lake reviewed the book hand hqs been for the past month operation at a Salt Lake hospital Life With the hankers eonvcntion held in sionary work in the Nortn Western which every and where he has a government as- recently. states. He will leave on the 25th of one enjoyed very much. There ions canyon this week. Thousands now use Electric Roasters to Mr. Norman Clark of Pocatello, signment. Miss .Irene Swan entertained at June. were 110 present. Refreshments Glen Spencer, 49, formerly of Idaho, spent a few days at the A wedding reception was held in were a family dinner party at her home served, for the roaster hut now of Kaysville home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bountiful, prepare complete meals Mr. fcnil Mrs. George Ellis anovers were laid for Mr. the West I. ay ton meeting house Sunday. 1 at Clark, this week. and Mrs. George Heinrich of Lo- Thursday evening for Miss Velma nounce the arrvial of a son, born was hurt Wednesday morning Ma E. and the Mrs. American W. (). Smith entertained at autFoundry bakes, broils, stews, roasts, boils Mr. of and of West Mrs. John and George week. last Major Logan Layton gan; 870 South at chine home a card at plant her Companys Thursday Aireen River, Wyo.; Mrs. Iv. M. Hayes of Kaysville. party Reed Whitesides is spending ten West in Salt Lake City. He in honor of her idaughter, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Bag ley of Salt Joseph Mavlin of Kaysville and lays in Morgan with his sister, Mrs Fourth omatically. Even a larger number use the on his right shoulder Harold Moon. A number of out of struck was n'leorge Swan and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Annie Marsh of Ogden were l ord Dixson and family. married Wednesday in Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Harberston of by an electric sand riddle as he town guests were present, among Thornley Swan and families. Electric Hot Plate for frying, boiling, Mrs. William Smothers of hurAlice Etchcl entertained the He Ogden were Sunday guests of Mr. w as attempting to move it. Later in them, two aunts, Mrs. Maude Cook the day he was reported in fairly and Mrs. Harvey Moore, and couley, Idaho is spending two weeks Lite I'inachile club at her home Lri and Mrs. Alex Dawson. swith Mr. and Mrs. H. I). Bloxttm day evening. Those present were, stewing. Mrs. Hyrum Adams returned good condition at the LDS hos sins, Mrs. Wm. Walker and Mj Mrs. Selena Noble and two Mrs. Merwin Stevcn.s, Mrs. Basil home Monday from a two weeks pital. Ruth W. Rushforth, of Ogden and Doctor and Mrs. Joseph P. Kes Mrs. Smiths sister, Mrs. Jos. Andaughters of Lost River, Idaho and Egbert, Mrs. Sam Bloxitm, Mrs trip to California. She was accom- parents, Mr derson of Bountiful. Harold Bishop and son, Stanley of I George I ley wood and Mrs. Vernclll panird home by her daughter and ler and They cost but little and operate for less 3daho Kalis were 'guests of Mrs. Swanger. husband. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph IN and Mrs. Edgar Kesler arrivec Olivia de Havilland, Jeffrey Lynn Portland, Ore., yesterday. in My Love Came Back with Mrs. J. R. Webb entertained at a Kesler. After spending a few days from Lucy Bishop this week. than ever now with Cheap Electricity. Of The Bay View club held their dinner part at her home Thursday here, Mr. and Mrs. Kesler will The doctor had just graduated and Eddie Albert, Jane Wyman, Charclosing meeting meeting afternoon evening, honoring the birthday an- - Rave this week for San B'rancisco the parents had gone up to be at les Winninger, Spring Byington the graduating exercises. So now Also Andy Clyde comedy. Youll vith a luncheon at the Town club niversary of her husband. Covers where they will make their home. course, either or both may be purchased in Salt Lake. Mrs. Irank Muir were laid for Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Mrs. Maggie Neilson and Mrs Doctor and Mrs. Kesler will visit say this is one of the best shows gave the lesson. Webb, Mr. and Mrs, Parley Webb, Lizzy Marshton of Canada are here the remainder of the month ou have ever seen! on convenient, easy terms. Misses Alice Burton, Arlene Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Barnes. Mrs. visiting relatives in Salt Lake, hut will have to be in San Francisco Mrs. Dan Miller entertained her Tanner and Janet Ashton attended Harriet Hodgson, Mrs. Ann Barnes Provo and Layton for a few days. July 1, when the doctor will in- iridge club Thursday at her home he Chi Omega breakfast held on Mr. and Mrs, J. R. Grandson, J. I". Mrs. Spencer Adams celebrated tern in a marine hospital there. with two tables played. Mrs. Ray he roof garden at the Hotel Utah Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace King her birthday anniversary Thomas Stather, radio announcer Steed and Mrs. Ross Steed won at her and Marie and Carol King and home l'riday with a luncheon and and ad vvritter who lias been spendSunday morning. ee Zforn or the prizes. Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Cooley Blovce Webster. Oscar Barnes of social. Cover.? were laid for Mrs. ing a brief vacation here visiting Pace was hostess at Mrs. Udell and family of Cedar City were Rlaekfoot, Idaho, Mrs. George C, P. Bowen and Mrs. Wilford with his uncle and aunt. Mr. and her home for her bridge club, Wee Barnes of Downey, Idaho, Mrs. Stevenson of Farmington. Mrs Mrs. William Lawson, will return guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl tables of bridge two with nesday Zina Scoff ieliB and Mrs. Rosetta Lester Payne of Ogden and Mrs. to his home In Turlock, Calif., SunFriday. 7 lie Kaysville First w ard Relief Roucche. W illiam Dav of Layton. day. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Layton have society held their monthly social The lumbermen of the county .and business meeting Tuesday afmoved back to Layton (from Og- were scheduled last evening to ternoon. den) to make their home. meet at the Dutch Oven in FarmMr. and Mrs. Lewis Briggs of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Wall an- ington. nounce the arrival of a son, born Madison, Wis. and Mrs. Emily K. Knewell Thurgood and wife Stein of ( hicago called on friends Mrs. D. D. Dickens is in a Monday at the Dee hospital. of Santa Clara, Wisconsin, are an Kaysville Tuesday evening, be- southern California Mr. hnd Mrs. Harold Layton and hospital very spending a few days here this week fore leaving for their homes Wed- sick. She has been making herr'.ailK,1,cr' Kathlene, returned home visiting with his parents, Mr. and home with a daughter in Inglewoo4p'un,lar af,er Pfniing several days Mrs. S. George Thurgood. nesday morning. They are James Webster returned home This end of the county will no in Yielding. Utah with Mr. and on their way to San Diego, Calif, 'from California last week, where doubt make a bid for the govern- - Mrs- leland Rl,rtfn and Mr. and where Mr. Thurgood expects to the had been spending the winter. ment $30,000,000 gun factory site. Mrs- StirlinK Burton. work for Unde Sam in the airW Mrs. R. Adams is staying in craft business. A lady with two chil Ogden with her daughter, Mrs. C dren is them. They accompanying - Corey, who has been very ill have a tine trailer fully equipped the past week. with all conveniences like their Mrs. W. D. Couch of Provo was LAYTON, UTAH home so they hardly know they are a guest of Mrs. Zulon Whitesides made 300 miles traveling. Tuesday and Mrs. Robert Wall of day and allThey five people came al! Clearfield and Mrs. Kenneth the way from Wisconsin on $20 lof oSuthern Utah were also JUNE 14th and 16th worth of gasoline. Mr. Thurgooc Tuesguests of Mrs. Whitesides MICKEY ROONEY LEWIS STONE has been a salesman for the Loday. IN gan (Utah) knitting works for Mrs. D. D. Harris and children. many years and the last five or Thelma, I.ucile and Helen, motored six years has had his headquarters to Huntsville, Tuesday-- . Misses Carol and Glena Corey of in Wisconsin. WITH Postmaster and Mrs. James II. CECILIA PAKRER Ogdon spent last week with Mr. FAY HOLDEN returned the first of the Rampton and Mrs. Clarence Bone. The Layton ward Primary reor week from their trip to the northganized Sunday evening. Mrs. Dick west. BRENDA MARSHALL JOHN GARFIELD Robert Warner of North Car Weaver, president; Mrs. Vernon IN ohna who is in a CCC camp Robins and Mrs. Mav Wheclc Black Rock, spent the vveek-encounselors. Mrs. ill iam ones of I.og'an visit here w ith his uncle and aunt, Mr, you didnt know that an go swooshing off like a scared boy ed her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. and Mrs. William Lawson. He hac with a bee behind him. gas mixture for your W illiarn Burton, this week on her a companion with him from the car has about 9,000 parts of air by "av to California to meet her same camp and the same state husband. They will make their Their six months enlistment has volume for every one part of gasoline. Would feeding more gas accomplish home there, so the same result? Tuesday, line 17, they expired is In at tin .lll'l ill n . !. I , Imme S I I'll!1 a! i N I h- alder a.-l-'e- A V COOK IN COOL COCA FOR -- v J I I I I I I , I I I I I v I I i i i I , with ,1 K I I i 1 1 YV I i d ( .1 1 I 1 I v . 1 1 mt-mii- in-1.- 1 t 21-2- 3, I d, Enjoy - BOUNTIFUL LAYTON I son-in-la- n n 1 C ti tfsni'l the-docto- rs I 4 jtrtftion Jtobinsoi itrtKtion 'he "-n' mad !s l , Jar-na- n, I WOODS CROSS tr3 ft Miiir Jltajstf - REX THEATRE I- Saturday and Monday Mem-me- tt JUDGE HARDY AND SON Thursday, June 19th EAST OF THE RIVER c jjAYBE AXflHnnnnsfinn H(IDc To Evervliodv Saturday and Monday Jane Withers IN YOUTH WILL BE SERVED JANE DARWELL That being so, you can see how portant "My Telephone Saved the Herd rr says this dairy farmer WITH ROBERT CONWAY ALSO NEWS Thursday, June 26' Lane Sisters FOUR MOTHERS" WITH GALE PAGE CLAUDE MARY ROBSON RAINS Saturday adn Modnay Spencer T racy NORTHWEST PASSAGE It Pcufl to Have In Technicolor ROBERT YOUNG Thursrl av. July In every day use and in emergency. a Telephone At 10 oclock one night I discovered an uncommon sickness among the cows. I telephoned the veterinarian and from the symptoms he was able to prescribe a treatment. Later it was determined that this prompt action not only saved the cow, but the whole herd. You can see why Im such a telephone booster." power plant. Take this stunning Buick straight-eigh- t, with Compound stepping up its horsepower. WITH HERBERT MARSHALL JAMES STEVENSON ta u, But step down on the gas treadle and what happens? A second carburetor opens up. Doubles the air handling capacity. Steps up power, lift, life, action. You -- t Available Jefegraph Co. After a fashion, yes but why be spendthrift? Why feed your engine gasoline when what it wants is air f Why not enjoy power as you want it and when you want it plus gaJ to economy that runs as high as 10i 15f2 over last years Buicksf For that matter why get less rooflb less style, less comfort, less value than Buick offers at such little prices? See your nearest Buickdealernow and at least get the delivered figures. at slight extra cost on Bukk Special models standard on all other Series. An emergency is only one instance when its good to have a telephone. 3.(.rk one & nf Ordinarily, this engine purrs along sweetly with only one of its two carburetors functioning. for the Busing Coup (illustrc above) Indtf Compound buretion delivered ct , al State tax, eftton, ment and extra. Prices uv- J s?? F-t- U CXEMPUIt OF GENERAL MOTORS VALUE Bette Davis 0he Woun lain Fireball Car-buretio- 3 THE LETTER im- capacity is to your air-handli- 105 WHEN HASIX 1I1UICK ea lions suh'-- t without nctut- 0. South First West O Harold Calder, Mgr. O Bountiful Phone BETTER 261 AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK WILL BUILD THEM - Fhclui Y cons' :ion ing Con of it 1 f of Y if I g 0gd( x tons ' ram, ns a ance Jrinf 10 nd r i sh imp is 3ed lion ing gde ion it act foi Tl C aicti Inn J- Ton |