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Show TUE LAYTON JOURNEL, LAYTON, UTAH MAROI 24, 1919 bus stopped in a costIt is a popular thing to belittle er may be compelled to give up Our crowded town Nathan Porter home in her youth. idge and LeRue Peterson foi vltb danger no matter how and the drivI more Carolina South of more his and an increase savings as Darrell Beryl and Grace Estella their fine work as teachers in this ly or uneconomical can, upon pre- the man who opposes the er addressed passengers this n taxes. He is commonly referred par- class. They are making i, sentation to the Congress of even to an old certainly Major Tingey are the proud follows: ALICE C. CIIENEV fog, a tightwad, a miserin ents of a baby daughter born Mar. interesting and drawing the peopit. country, gain support and Folks," this is a half hour meal welold skinflint, but my own opinwill of brothers the chairman clampions. little Agnes Mangus 11. hon of Two At the Davis stake Court My employer does not perstop. The principal thing that contrib- ion is that he deserves better than Cancer drive lor this ward report, to recommend one eating of held at Farmington meeting come their first sister. me mit we keep on in our1 We like to hear of former Cent- that March 25 at Kaysville at 8.00 utes to the lack of business judg- this, and, if house Monday March 21st witn as being superior to another. place a meeting is being heid to show tc ment on the part of Congress, practice of heedlessly assessing sedut master Wayne Smeflield In erville residents and friends I can be of service to you if But cun-of fool when a eth that On the matter to how the winter morning can when it comes taxes for every public throught films thing Geneve Leonard, University charge. Troop 105 Don Tingey rec within the next half hour, you will cer atacks all ages in all walks of laying on more taxes, is the belief ning politicians and starry-eyeop streets of New York were slick eived his 2nd class badge, Norman of Utah home economist who has find me at the Elite Cafe, four Beers his 1st class badge and Rich been appointed a judge of the Tri- life, at any season of the year in that to support the legislation will portunists propose, we are going with ice, I saw a man sitting in the doors down the street on the section ot the country. Every bring the votes and political sup- lo wake up and discover too late, middle of the sidewalk. Thinking ard Burgin six ment badges, bune Telegram annual Bake a cake any one Archer Clayton and Keith Randall contest scheduled for next Tues-da- vile should see these topictures. In. port necessary to continue the con- that of the two, the old skinflint he must be hurt, I asked, May 1 right." ride with gressman your neighbor office. This, it seems is the greater benefactor. help you?" are their scout masters. Troop 106 at Hotel Utah. Mrs. Leonard you. For he replied, When an earner and a worker No, thank you, Arlyn Duncan, John Kilpock, John is the former Geneve Smith, daugh Mangus. further detail call Agnes to me represents the lowest form The first year that South Bend, o f patriotism and good citizenship. digs up a hundred or five hundred I Im just sitting here to melt the Smith Burt. Haul Hallman their 1st class ter of Mr. and Mrs. David pedesMaryy Roberts entertained for A number of things have been dollars In taxes, he is deprived of I ice on this particular spot." He Indiana, began arresting traffic badges, Gordan McGhie three merit Centerville natives now of Salt not Si&Ler at did obey Jane Mrg who Gouidkiirg that will the right to spend one hundred or moved aside for a moment. There trians badges, Kenneth Hess 5 merit bad Lake City. The other was a Jvely dinner Wednesday. The presented to Congress bill rules the peedstrian death toll call for increased taxes. The ques five hundred dollars of his money under the ice was a Idaho ges and his Life award, Max Weiss Mary Mills Malad was to eight-Shcelebrate her reduced 1 merit badge and his life award of whether the need justifies that he has earned. Some one who which he was hatching and her late husband 11. ,ocasion ieth birthday. Dinner was served to tion bur- lacks the bality or the energy or I Z a of heavier on the tax Lindy Hancey 2nd class badge Rob laying Mills twelve guests of whom the den is not bie Harding 1 merit badge in art. (Ike) She visited CeAntervill going to enter into the the enterprsie or the thrift to earn Annie streeper eiternoon very much. enjoyed Scout masters are Horten D. Hess ago. discussion. There would be some it, will spend it. whereabouts the The L D s girli bad a party Horton D. Hess, Jr. and Paul Hall Friday afternoon,of mutual lnenas of hope if it would but it wil Taxes has the power to smother ray activities a and was and lot it Wednesday evening man. not. to stifle improvement, initiative, dicussed. of fun. 'they had a nice program Mrs. F. E. Walton is Improving were fully and men, Relief Singularly enough suppos discourage enterprise. It isn't society ward and Of The first it course, games. played welslowly news her many friends ed to be sounc one is engaged of a March that any possessed good, Bazaar thing a a Friday be wouldnt hold will party without come. Hot supper served from 5:30 freshments, everyone had a good business judgment, seem to lose seriously in opposing. We seem to Donald Ray and Marguerite Loa all sense of direction and propor- be imbued with the fantastic idea Elliott King had a son born Feb to 8:00 p.m. Fine program, Booths time. tion when it comes to voting an that we can tax ourselves out of has been Parkin beautiful Interesting with George reported 27. ' bursting increase in taxes. This is the sea debt, that all we have to do to we to soon ill. Proceeds be will go he hope feeling son The Happy Hour club was enter and useful things. that taxes are snow balling in bring prosperity is to levy more tained at the Nelie Haley home in to the building fund. All invited, better, this and Mr. Mrs. art Mrs and taxes that the worker and the earn- and country. Gary 23rc March The Literature music, Bountiful, Wednesday Ileen Haines and visited March children at 1 p.m. when a delicious hot flin ciuh met Monday evening ner consisting of Chicken pie am 2ist at the home of Emma P. Wal- - Mr. and Mra. Joe Murphy and new all the trimmings and delicious ton, she and Rose Marie Evans son at Provo last Saturday. Saturday being the birthday of desert was served to seven of the Nelson of Provo, Bertha Muir, Ard- members and the folowing specia ell Hogan Mills, and Mrs. Walter Paul Buys the family drove to During teh evening the guests Elizabeth C. Parrish, Jennie Moss all of Bountiful were special Stewart and Milanda P. Smith. En guests Mrs. Ethel Walton the host- - gshopric was in to help eat the SEE THE tertainment was furnished by Eftie P. Smith and Lila Presler of Sait Lake City with several Literary Cl"' book review ot the DeeMMtertolned Ih. buoy .tichers articles. Valeria C. Pack was the book Two On A The oWicers and teachers as well hostess. .psorved MrsJ as the children are all refreshments working hard At Davis high school FFA chap- ty as. c 'f on the Primary conference to ter banquet honoring parents Cen. Ella T. llalvorsen I is she as lc PeP pay-by-checpresented Sunday evening. Oui terville was pretty well represent- from the meeting to California as neri President Leon eNewton has her ed with Edgar Smoot as one of tho ing to move husband Gordan llalvorsen is in speakers, Gwen Glovers dance, Da- business there. Her going away fingers crossed hoping it goes over successful vid Glover, secretary and his parents Mr. and Mrs. Valence C. will be a loss to our community. Glover in attendance. WE ) bank-by-ma- il Chas. A. Streeper visited his WESTERN PETERS (By Frank Dixon) daughter, Mrs. Ben C. Rich in By HARRIET STEPHENS Salt Lake City during the week. . . It is quite a common thing these USE THE FRIENDLY From St. Anthony, Idaho we note Alden Richards a son of Bishop days to hear the idea advanced in the death of Mrs. Margaret Ann Le Grande Richards will give the ithe COMPLETE OF press, over the radio, and by lligbee, March 18th. She was born lesson in The speakers that this and that ism Aug. 2, 1869 in Centerville, a daugh Family class in Simday sc POLES TACKLE represents the sKometimes danger to lesson wi,l ter of Abenezer G. and Mary AmanSunday.. The this is it country. da Schumway Cherry. As a young be Adjustments during the Engageof life, sometimes it is a poli- CROSS, woman she moved to Swan Lake ment We have been very fortunate way tical theory or belief, and somecome where she maried John Henry llig-be- in deed in having such men Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation it is a new movement that in Dec. 1889. She had made to our ward and give these lectures. times has some gained Kidfollowing. to Lele her home for many years in the Much credit is given INTEREST ON SAVINGS WE PAY These, individually and collectively, may represent a threat to our way of life especially if carKODAK FILMS DEVELOPING ried to extremes by a large enough following. But in my opinion our CENTERVILLE NEWS From "Life These United Staes" two-Mr- 1 d I y y i. j five-doll- ar e one-thir- ya 1 I ) re-25t- ' 22 RIFLE TIME IS HERE gam. NEW ONES . 22 SHELLS Enjoy More Leisure Time Shorts, Longs, Long Rifle Specials and Automatics WHAT WEST BOUNTIFUL WINCHESTER THINK and - REMINGTON - LINE AND FISHING FARMERS STATE BANK Tackle for every one from 3 yeari old to Ninety Years Young e - 2 - DENTAL PREPARATIONS greatest danger, the greatest threat to our way of life, and the stability of our economic and political system does not lie in any of these. In my opinion a greater threat lies in the attitude of the people of this country toward the matter of taxes. It is a disturbing thing, I think, when we recall, as we have ample opportunity to do so, that any proposition, no matter how fraught Sporting Goods-Applian- .WHILE THEY LAST... 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