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Show TUE LAYTON' JOURNAL, LAYTON, UTAH, FEBRUARY 3, 1319. PTA Will Show 'Sweetheart' Ny-ber- g, Will Be Theme of Ball one-hal- f Vest Bountiful BOUNTIFUL waul has chosen a Sweetheart theme for the Gold and Green Ball a - February 12. The Que'n Sweetheart of the evening will bo Jcnaine Huffman, chosen by popular vote. Her attendants are Maurine Jackson, and Marion Harrison. True to the Valentine season there will be pleanty of lace' and the hall will be decorated with valentines done in red and white. Sweetheart Waltz" and The other dances will carry out the theme to the music of the Swing-etteBand. Wavne Winegar will be the soloist of the evening, and the floor show being planned is In charge of Norma Anderson. s Legion Sets Annual Meet Bountiful Legionnaires and auxmonthiliary will hold the regular Bounof the business meeting ly tiful Post 79, American Legion, Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Bountiful Legion home, announced Eugene Piepgrass, post commander. The Thursday meeting will feature the Americanism" theme napresented by Legion posts is dilocal The program tionally. rected by Bertha Muir. Music and speaking appropriate to the theme will be presented. Discussions of the post dance Feb. 15 and a report on the activities of the post basketball team will be part of the meeting. One a Day VITAMIN A & D 90 for..$.17 INSULIN better if he would purchase feed permits is one cent per square foot and seven sons. They are both Hr. Lee is a member. and Hill field, namely 1,500 second with it instead. As a result he for a one story building, and one long time residents of California, Pallbearers included Frank concents a square foot but formerly from Utah and IdaHart Jensen, F. Millard bought one, hundred pound sack and Educational Film January 28, two mail bagsW oods ho, both are very staunch worn Toone, David Taysum, Frank Tay-suof barley, six, hundred pound for two story buildings. for mail first class ers In the LDS church. They are sacks of wheat, five, hundred and Dr. A. Hamer Reiser Jr. taining Bountiful, that fwas Cross and now at home at 1148 Troy Ave., Ei Interment took place in the Salt thrown off the tram bounced back Human Growth," an education- pound sacks of corn, five, fifty Monte. Lake City cemetery. A. Hamer under the train with the result.the al picture, will be shown at the pound blocks of salt and eleven Marriage License bales of brother of the deceased dedi-- car wheels passed over the bags Sr., hay. Parent eacher Association meeting ed the grave. South Bountiful Monday, considerable grain was of the South Davis Junior high liesthe contents ot Antonio FARMINGTON Funeral Services for Relief society ladies were in theadly mutilating school, Monday, at 8 p.m., Mrs. distributed to the pheasants and ingano, 39, Roy. and Roberta probably fail so people same, to them. of the floaers. Rulon Ford, president, announces. quail. Tuesday, block salt and charge addressed obtainhad mail to ed get Ruth Reiser Lee Mrs. Lee was born Dec. 17. lCej distributed up North canyon,1 Trujillo, 15, Syracuse, Music for the meeting will be furat the license today , ed a marriage in Salt Lake City, Utah. She marnished by students of the school Ward canyon and Holbrook can-office. ried Mr. Lee, Feb. 6, 1919 in Salt under the direction of the band yon, by the Bountiful Jeep Posse. clerks Forum Funeral services for Ruth Reiser Lake Grain is now available to you City City. The larger part of leader, Walter Peterson, and the a made never good aiul Lee, S. of Albert Necessity birds' daughter married life was spent In chorus leader. C. II. Blake. Found people who are feeding other bareain. -Beniamin Franklin. Nellie Hamer Reiser and wife oi their SNOW REMOVAL Waterloo ward where Mr. Lee was ers day will be observed with all around your homes and other! make to democracy 1L Isaac Lee The on were way conducted areas.- The birds are in very poor, all past presidents honored. it. Clifton Tuesday, Feb. 1st in the Rose a barber and Mrs. Lee a beauty condition at this writing, please work is to practice It is about time we acknowRoom of the Deseret Mortuary es operator. They moved to South drive down to the store and get Fadiman. Bountiful about twelve years ago. ledged our thanks and appreciaall throughout Proclaim liberty tablishment in Salt Lake City Mrs. Lee received mention from Thieves Invade Inn some of this grain to distribute. tion to those men and the land unto all the Inhabitants Clyde Campbell of the South the President Bring your own container. of United the States those knights of the snow plows 25:10 Lev. (Inscription Bountiful ward bishopric was In We wish to take this means of thereof. New Highway n services in for her and knitting and patrols, both city and county. Bell). charge of the services. thanking all the persons that con- on Liberty other Red Cross word during We all know the extra burden After a few remarks by Mr. World war I and was also an artributed to this latest donation. It upon these men and equipPetty thievery has become a again proves that America and Bill Call, sang, In the dent worker during war II. Al- placed Campbell, winin Weds ment during our excessive Garden of Tomorrow;" i Millard though problem for Bountiful business Americans are the only onees who Couple In her capachandicapped ter. men and the town marshal recentl- can and will rise to heights of Toone a brother-in-laof the de- ity of motivation she spent much El Monte (time and yceased Hill offered invocation the after time In doing service to others. notOvertime, glory in times of emergency. double-time- ) is little enough which Rilla Reiger and Bill Call Besides Tuesday night the Melody Inn field, we salute you. sur- compensation for the long, lonely, she is husband her on Highway 91 was broken into. Sharing the honor of being the sang Nearer My God to Thee," as vived by a daughter, Nancy and a cold and trying hours these men Several stores have reported theft first couple to be married in the a duet. Alex Anderson former son, Orson, all of Woods Cross; have put in. Gentlemen, you are of guns, radios and field glasses New Ticket High new El Monte ward of the LDS bishop of Waterloo ward was the three brothers and five sisters also due a great big and- y nee re and other items. church are Mr. and Mrs. James first speaker and told of the life A. Hamer Reiser, Henry Reiser Thank You." !&.' hf of the Lees in the ward at the and Orson Reiser, Mrs. Ellen Greatest number of tickets ever Oldham. Bishop William has appropriately Our city Issued In Bountiful for parking in Wooley read the wedding vows for time of his serving as bishop. He Mrs. Evelyn Toone, Mrs. doubled In population the ffit five ATTENTION bus stop zones was issued during the double ring ceremony which explained principles of the gospel Marie Johnson, Mrs. Naomi Young years. Many new homes and to the life of the deceased. and Mrs. Geneve By Bob Holbrook January, Marshal Anderson states. united the two in matrimony De- relative Swapp. .streets have, and are still on an inHe was followed by an address of The signs are visible despite snow cember 17. crease. We are still operating with The Hill field aircraft mainten- piles, and Marshal Anderson asks by Bishop Alma D. The bride, who before he mar- appreciation and too few pieces of road" old ance section, through their repre- that they be watched and observed riage, was Mrs. Ida Moe Hatch, Eakle of the South Bountiful ward BOUNTIFUL BRIEFS rev-- 1 The additional equipment. He pointed out the many sterling t sentatives Mr. Jessee L. Smith, airtaxes from In was given away by her son, Donald available enue lately of our qualities friend and , craft inspector, have made a huge neighroyal-bluewhich with wore She Win Templeton, the hydreulic our new comers should partly go- . and valuable contribution toward Mrs. Ethel Meacham her lovely grey tresses made her bor, Mrs. Lee. "The World Is for newer and additional equipthe preservation of wildlife In our look like a queen. Her corsage was Waiting For The Sunrise" a favor- engineer who is helping Bountiful ment and men as so sorely the-- j area. Mr. Smith called the writer Killed in Bus Accident of orchids. Matron of honor was ite song of the family was render- city with its water problems, told this year. the council Wednesday night, the need was evidenced and stated that he had received and j our her sister, Mrs. George R. Heath ed by Rilla Reiger who with growth Lets up keep Weber river water users program life Was spent in donations of money from these man Francisco. to Best of the Sin 2 ahead. Mrs. Ethel Meacham, 62, Burley, men and if he could life was spent in Water-M- Is moving right along, thought by plan a little BOB HOLBROOK was his son, Leo J. Oldham. It down. Idaho, was killed groom bring instantly and it would be In shape to pre It was suggested that It would be followed the Lake Lee received mention from March The reception two others, Lyle K. Weatherbie, 30 to sent the authorities in Washing The of City. their larger part in the of the Kimberly, Ida, driver of the bus, ceremonywhich was chapel himself. The benediction ton. He said the engineers expect Greatness Passing panied to filled church, capa- was laceration of the arm; Arch Hall, offered .by David E. Howard, the water to be cheaper than it is, k Many lovely gifts were reContinued from Page 1 os will be, in the Metropolitan dis-- ! Garland, Utah, passenger in the city. of the South Davis president stake ? ceived who the thanked mine couple, by inspiration and has been truck, laceration of the scalp. and every giver in a very high priests of which organization trict in Salt Lake and only a little each He was,; The bus and a dump truck crash formal manner. more costly than Bonneville water through the years. B. B. Ball Point , ed almost head-oon Highway given rare mention for his per- pumped for irrigation purposes SUB SL Come Beside wide he the When sings open nine miles west of Snowville, a j lie only reported to the council formance. B. & B. Refill in the Rocka-way- , the wedding fort ye, my people, you just? on water. 49c week ago Thursday. He said that the 1 culinary LAUNDRALL Bountiful area was scheduled to know his prayer will be posi-- f According to investigating offi- dinner took place after the reBesides the bride ception. and Evan Green of state the cers, Both highMUST CO get about five second feet and Hill tively answered. way patrol and W. W. Hyde. Box groom, there were twelve guests area about double this quan Miss field Full Year Waranty Elder county sheriff, Mrs. Meach- in attendance. The table was beauBarbara steyen-- i and Weber county, above Og tity Home Demonstration SON gave a beautifuL presenta-- . am was thrown from her forward tifully decorated and candlelight a like quantity as Bountifu Iden, PRICED TO SELL HEATINGS PAD tion of the soprano role. I shall;-nevseat to the rear of the bus. The and firelight mingled, making a Easy Payments as low as $19 ruck virtually tore out the entire very delightful occasion. The wedforget her invitation in cake was cut 3 ding the Unto Me All 4,Ye That, Month "Come Per by eft side of the coach. happy locally Labor. A newcomer STOVES The accident occured after a couple at the end of the dinner, TWO Mrs. Oldham is 64, he is 74 years PHONE 515 from Ogden, C. Austin Seager, car had passed the dump truck, $3.95 She has two daughters and JUST LIKE NEW gave great promise in the baa throwing up a cloud of light snow young. three sons. He 'V has 1 four $125.00 role. gas daughters. hat obscured visibility, investigat-n1 Electric $100.00 officers reported. Driver of the Altogether it was a memorGriffor Pinking Shears able afternoon, January 2nd,, Easy Payments truck, Orval Iverson, Bear River As low as $10 per month this year. Yes music doth have 1 City, was not injured. The truck charms to sooth, to elevate, to was owned by the Box Elder counHome Nu Way relieve, to inspire, to comfort road ty department. We should be eternally grateft $4J.95 The truck struck the bus Just Supply for it and to those who makt behind the drivers seat, ripping Electric Irons-Sm- all Appliances these overtures so notably anjt out the entire side of the bus. BOUNTIFUL PIIONE In the was Meacham effectively and memorably ' in with drs. Listerine riding Table Radios Greatness Passing By. hird seat behind the driver. Two other passengers on the bus, RobYour old iron or appliert B. Bruce, New York, and Lil uninwere ian Onishi, Burley, ance on or key chain jured and transferred to a passing price of new one -- TRADE THEM Greyhound bus. Both only Born in Yorkshire, England, Sept. 23, 1886, she was a daugh- :: WANT A NEW WINCHESTER GUN :: ter of Thomas and Mary Ann ACE ALARM CLOCKS Fearnley. She came to Bountiful WE HAVE THEM with her parents in 1903. marIn December, 1917, she was RIFLES-SHO- T ried to Edgar Meacham in the Salt Lake temple. Shortly after marcalibers-B- uy Shells For This Fall Only riage, the couple moved to Park Valley, Ida., later to Burley where Avoid The Shortages 51 Gouge she had resided since. 80 Square FILM!! MOVIE An active member of the LDS New 1949 lines of Tackle Fishing church, she had been an organist 8 m. m. Eastman and choir leader in Bountiful and Look Arriving Daily, Stop in in Burley. In Burley she was stake Kolar sevhad also She served organist. Them Over eral years as Relief society presi 3 yds. $ Pr. $.26 U-- 40 hay-wa- - over-seer- 0 Ward one-hal- f, - Ne-beke- r, ; ( accom-marrieWater-marrie- d r. Byf BARGAINS $1.00 n 30-S- fire-plac- for....ffl0c COLGATES ECONOMY SIZE er DENTAL CREAM different heats to $Q.95 55c Kiddie Kof Suckers g CHILDREN LOVE THEM 29 Pick of 6 for.. year Guarantee GIVE YOURSELF A HOME PERMANENT SALE tooth charms make a braclet for 20c TONI WITH PLASTIC CURLERS $2.00 RICHARD HUDNUT WITH PLASTIC CURLERS $2.75 electric small $2.50 purchase IN. Guaranteed TKK NEW WITH THE ttJjMOE GUNS all ..$J.98 PIN MITAL NYLON HOSE and cvatch-spri- ng 8 m. m, Eastman Kolor point I Mag Made of Elgfloy ... the revolutionary alloy used for mainsprings of America's $J.83 Kolynos TOOTH PASTE most famous timepiece. Won't warp or change adjustment Wonderful writing be-fo- re 49e Burglars broke into the Dick Adams service station in Layton TUSSY WIND & WEATHER day and escaped with several hundred dollars in cash, checks, and gas coupons, according to Mr. Adams, owner of the station. The burglars went to the wholesale cash drawer in the office but nothing else was disturbed. The retail sales cash register was empty and was not touched. Any tracks around the station were covered by snow before the robbery was discovered by Dean Adams, gas truck driver. A deputy from the Davis sheriffs office investigated county the burglary Monday, tl was the second burglary case to occur in Lay-to- n this winter. The first took place two months ago when the Rasmussen Grain Co. was entered and a safe stolen. It was later found in West Layton broken open and with several personal checks scattered around in the Vicinity. The cash loss ran T1 sheriffs office still is investigating that burglary. between midnight and 5 a.m. LOTION SPECIAL SALE $1.00 $2.00 Siatt todayi &fj R-- v Mrs. Meacham is survived by her husband, a son, LaVar Meacham two daughters, Mrs. Luana Berrett Malta, Ida.; Mrs. Merise Green. Idaho Falls, Ida.; four sisters, Mrs. Annie Johnson, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Edith Hatch, Centerville; Mrs. Amy Brown. West Bountiful, and Mrs. Idly Slavell, Detroit; a brother, Wright Fearn-le.v- . Portland, and seven grand- it- -- stfXStityA siie-f-or size-for..- $,0( I -- Sporting Goods Appliance CENTERVILLE, UTAH PHONE 678 Building Permit SUNSET f J Residents of Sunset must obtain a permit before making any connections to city water lines and also must obtain for construction work. Mrs.permits Amy Stone, town clerk, reported today She explained cost of building I j.00 Fast color 0 Spring Shades Sheer Weight Neat Patterns it (V - ' r ) v ' ! ,, - 11 H P: At r . . PEN N u JS TV -, Men's TOWNCRAFT Womens NECKWEAR Plastic $.49 HANDBAGS Mon- Sunset Requires PERCALE $.00 dent with children. Indian Chief Head Layton Service Station Squezze the tube and $500 Theft it comes out the head. Reports ease you've never known and it stays wonderful! , . Smart King Size $2.98 0 Bold Patterns SAVE A BARREL OF HEADACHES On your 1949 income tax by ' keeping an accurate record of expense. If you pay by check every item is down in black and white where you won't overlook a deduction. f CHECK ON THE FRIENDLY Fussy Men's BLOUSES SPORT SHIRTS $2-9- 8 1" $4-9- 8 White Rayons Smart Styles. Gabardine' Washable I'- - V- -.j J FARMERS STATE BANK WOODS CROSS, UTAH Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation WE PAY 1 INTEREST ON SAVINGS ' V-.- ?; I Penney dp BOUNTIFUL, UTAH ST O R: iJ |