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Show TUE LAY10N JOURNAL, LAYTON, UTAH, MAY SPORT SHOTS IMS 12, nd Mrs. lighted the kiddies. Sewing .mi! o he with a.l oi her family, but Was ne w!,.i l:i-candy bpoths, hot dogs ami iirj-in Washington, Maine Whitesides. etc. Friday evening 1' i nd t.i reioit e over the ar Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lajton drinks, a Inal a banquet w.u. i la l.si ot a new grand rrturned home Friday from a two and 8 p.m. tables beaut ur, :,u on four long Patricia," daughter of weeks trip. Bill .uut MiiU Vi ..ii.i Mis aMar Parrish ot Mrs. Blaine Adams entertained er and foot! laden. ;.r,-Now have Mike" a few little friends of her daugh- Cowles of Salt Lake lit ia t!ey I' .mi, ter Anny on her tenth birthday, ed delightful pianoP. and FiM i r m ...m Mu Ft .dv'.li R they were Kaye Jacobson, Pamela music and Leone Egbert has h, t at her home this till". puli Whitesides, Lu Ann Kesler, Staurt music during the banquet work JacobsAn, Susan Whitesides, L'A gram in the chapel follow,! Min I; s i, Margart, Sue Kesler, and Julie Merle Cowles with her .viccpct is out ot the , Adams ml t KI4 beauty and sparkle Uni G" St., Salt The following enjoyed a thea- mumty singing, her hiu'u.ui hut is sMl quite ill. t ter and dinner party in Ogden Bill playipg the accords .on! quilt blinks for Cox Wednesday evening, Lucile Beroik kept the attendants paniments. Maxine Ram. Fern Simmons, Gemel Adams, two fine readings. Mary omi Yard Relief society tha. Knowldon, Norcne Trotter, read a town paper which v.. tmg busy limn Id a m. ana ton, Belle Compbell, Donne Lay edited. The Pack sister un,. The First ward Tuesday, Doris Hamblin. two vocal trios, a burlesc;u- sk o d thorough house cleaning of Mrs. La Verd Adams attended led by Bishop Leo V. Wm!( ..ml thin bea.itiiul Relief society room the Sigma Chi Mothers luncheon participated in by.Huldu iViqu.M i; was a real work day l,u,ta at the Sigma Chi house in Sa.t Clarence Walpole, Leone Kivti hi tin who attended Mrs. afternoon. Lake Thursday furnistu Max Weiss and er ..mium e itei a: ure. Musie and Art reMarba Josephson gave a book the pnqun .m bold tl.e.r ment. Following meeting Monday, May view. of some artic is m! a' tie heme ot Mrs. Kmma P. Mr. amt Mrs. Glen Coray and auctioning iu Walton with Mis to add to the remodelnv i.m Douglas Walton family of Ogden were S unday all it was a success an,. ,t.t William " R. j. Thence Duncan guests of Mr. and Mrs. to the committee, renewed the lok. "CaMiiia" Till' Adams. Sunday, May 8th was a uuumu! hostess pave the thought of the Williams Edwin Mr. and Mrs. I'lie inus'eal numbers had to were the speakers at the Layton Mothers day and most ni'pii;n.iu l,i programs were presented m Nub in missed ,,n account of illness. Second ward Sundav evening. i tri'shinents Mr. and Mrs. E. Bill Adams and Centerville wards consisting d m I.rntx were served. llu- Fneis Cub met ill a work family visited Sunday in Brigham lections from each department of Sunday school. The Kim ward euming Monday, May 9lh, They City with relatives. Sirs. Dean Simmons, Mrs. Aan presented each mother present labored on the tennis court block. I he Fad thon Jacobs and Mrs. Claude Fra- with a rose bud corsage ami m l ions will meet at the ley will entertaine at the Simmons the Second ward, long stemmed home id Mis Vein Johnson. Thurs carnations varying in coin: t.mn day Mrs Keith Hansen of Bonn home Tuesday for Mrs. Carol at a Pink and Blue shower. white to yellow with flanms.i fern, tiful will demonstrate flower ar Chandler will en- were the mothers gift M..n of I'easonalile Mrs. Artell manv sabs were tertain her club at her home Wed- the mothers who were detained imgements prices at home on account of illm nesday evening. une Henry Cle eland has been very Cynthia Sugar" Flint was hon- also remembered. Record mmds nl at Ins home, hut is improving. ored with a party Monday after- attended. In fact the First uaid " 1,1 Rigby is ill and at the noon on her 7th birthday. had 499 present. C'ospital. hut is improving and has Mrs. Bill Adams entertained at Many families gathered to eele 'en up in a wheel chair so they a party Tuesday afternoon for the brate Mothers h m home soon. day. Mrs. stanirv 3rd birthday of her son Steven, Parrish had all of her l.umlv e Mr and Mrs Henry 1). little guests were Larry Felt, oept her oldest son, Allen ami (am have moved to Salt Lake Lee Vance. Sherrv Gailey, Gordon i!.v, who live in Temple l aid itv latch .Mrs. Bettridge (Golda) and Dee Choate. Michael DuckThirty in all wore at her homo tor went through a major operation worth, Carol McGlinch, Cynthia Mothers day dinner with lur l;,st Saturday in the hospital but Flint. J. D. Gailey, and Kenny Mrs. Joel R .Parrish came from is reported as Felt. getting along nicely San Francisco and Oakland. Ca.il Her speedv recovery is greatly de Ami Allfn uid Mr. qi - y ' sired. mother of Mrs. a maunderwent M. Duncan Areta At week. last this oiH'ration jor last reports she was improving. Mrs Lillie Moss, 1 i Whats in the sports cards? 1948 was a tremendous year in all sports, but many (oiks are expectbeting 49 to be even bigger and to who lads like the gather ter. For around a hot stove on a chilly day the big problems will be: Can Hogan repeat? Is Louis good for another year? Wholl play the Series? Can Mido it chigan o N w again? those are mighty good discussion questions but most of us have a more personal slant on 49. Well be keeping our fingers crossed so it wont rain during our vacations, if we can wangle vacations. And well hope the fish bite as well as the mosq'oes. We'll be worrying whether the old joints and arteries will hoi dup for another season iss Merna Stable To Be Married On May 27th By Bob Holbrook a p . . cleanly from the water and an awkward pickup of a long drowned" line can easily break a good rod. A level line will do at first, but a double taper is better a r is best. With either of these last, cut off the level front to about three feet. And begin with a tapered leader of six feet. The best way to learn ily casting, when no coach is available, is for two beginners to practice together, one to observe while the other casts. The chief faults to watch for are these: starting the upswing too high; bringing the rod too far back; and poor timing on the backcast. In the last, a whip like crack means the timing is too fast; line falling or going dead means the timing is too slow. Before starting your cast, get about 20 feet of line out any way. Hold the rod level or parallel with the water .thumb extended on top of the grip. Pull the line in with your left hand to straighten it, raising the rod no higher than 30 degrees from its horizonal position. Then without pausing and with increasing speed, sweep the rod up, trying hard to toss line straight up. (You cant but youll avoid a low backcast.) Then stop the rod suddenly so the tip is just barely back of your head. Now pause until the line is almost straight behind you. Then shoot" your eep the rod out and upward a little; this movement begins slow and ends fast. Aim several feet above your mark so the line will straighten in the air and not splash on the water or roll out on it. Practice diligently, and pretty soon youll have that fly landing exactly where you w'ant it to land. three-diamete- Wedding bells will ring for another May wedding, when on May 27, Miss Merna Stahle will 8,sr line-sw- Miss Merna Stahle N exchange vows with Mr. Louis Kay Johnson in the Salt Lake temple. Miss Stahle is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Siahle, .Tr of Bountiful and Mr. Johnson is a John nephew of Mr. and Mrs Parker of Layton.. The bride has chosen as her matron of honor, Mrs. Howard Stahle and for her bridesmaids, Maurine Barlow, Martha Schulthies and LuJane Olsen Tiny Sharon Stahle will be flower girl. After a short honeymoon, this popular young couple will make their home in Provo. LAYTON NEWS Mr. Mrs. Vernon Robins entertained the following guests at their home last Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Vem Egan, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kent, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Whitesides, Mr. and Mrs. I! .uu' -' M.-- i I i ! . ! i . t i - Due-wort- h Bet-'ndg- . CENTERVILLE NEWS e A House approved resolution to eject Communists from state colleges was passed unanimously by the Texas State Legislature without discussion. The Senate action puts the resolution into effect immediately. The resolution empowers amt instructs presidents ot all state supported colleges to investigate amt expel any student or leader tound to be a Communist. ORCHARD NEWS IIILK Janice Madsen ot l.ehi, is stun, I mg this week with her sister Mona Jensen and family. Janice has been helping take care of her little new mice. Walter Noall has a very good excuse for that dared, happy look mi his lace. Saturday afternoon at two pm, his lovely young wife presented him with their first son. The voung inan tipped the scales at H pounds 1 ounce. Sister Mar geen is anxiously waiting to see her new little brother. Mrs Leone Taylor ot Twin Falls, formerly or Orchard, spent Mothers day visiting Millie Bangerter and Dora Hatch. Gayle and Mary Tay lor accompanied their mother, and visited Louise Hatch, Joan I ie licit and Rae Woolley, A llie Buttle entertained her studv group Wednesday night. Notice to all clu.oir members! There will be a vveiner roast at the Frederieksen home in Val Vcrda, May 25. All members and their partivrs ar invited. Leah Peter .luhivv Christensen have ion some wonderful" games planned The price for all the entertainment and eats is 50e for ladies and 75c for men. Dr. adn Mrs. Franklin D. WsL returned home rerent lv from Oak n- -d r-- I sister-in-la- w ALICE C. CHENEY The Sagamore camp regular meeting will be held Thursday, May 19th at 2 p.m. at the Carolyla log cabin. All members and those interested are requested to attend. Mrs. Paul Streeper underwent a major operation Friday, May 6 at the hospital. She is getting along nicely. Her many friends wish for her speedy recovery. Mr, and Mrs. Jay Paul Streeper and little son of Denver, Colo, arc visiting with their parents here and in Bountiful. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Halverson and little daughter, Susan of Tacoma, Wash, spent a week with their parents. Mrs. Wm. M. Cockle has had her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. . Maddox and her sister, Mrs. M. M. Stewart all of Denver, Colo., visiting with her, for a Jew days. They had been traveling and vacationing for about six weeks and were on their way home. They were present at our fashion show and heard little Judy Cockle and Jolaine Parrish sing "Buttons and Bows" in dresses fit the song. The Silas Perkins Country Store at the Centerville Second ward had a fashion show on Thursday evening. May 5th in spite of the east wind. It was a real breath of Spring. All was fine. But the little tots were darling. The fish pond opened at 7 p.m. and de . J fiKEGD By and . I tennis ball, cursing a golf ball around a well manicured pasture, or feeding a stuck-utrout or salmon a d.et of fancy flies. However, it a.tive sports in 49 give us spots before our eyes, we can always play dominoes. All of our hunting and fishing licenses are in. As usual, all persons past 64 years of age and all blind persons, receive their licenses free at our store. This is our yearly policy of showing respect to our elders. Our fishing and camping equipment is ready for your examination come in early. We see great things in store for you this summer that is if you own a Martin Outboard motor. Examine one of these little power plants at HOLBROOK SPORTING GOODS, on New U. S. Highway & fifth South. We know you'll want one for your boat. Phone: 800. of banging h land. California, where they attended to business and enjoyed visiting Oakland's annual flower show. Settings, displaying thousands of dollars of beautiful cut flowers; were on display in the exhibition building and through out the grounds. Also on display were the pioneer or 49'er gardens. Mrs, West stated that the display of orchids was one of the most beautiful displays she has ever seen. While in California, Dr. and Mrs. West visited at the county home of the doctors doctor, Charles, at Sunol. They had been home just a few days when Charles and family stopped for a short visit enroute home from Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Rackman, motored to Morgan, last Monday and visited friends. Mrs. Rackman reports her friend Sylvia Howard Anderson is feeling much better. She is expected to be released from the hospital soon. The card party and social scheduled by the Alter society for Fri-i;t at the home of Mrs. J. L. White, Val Verda was can- id until the first part of June. The cancellation was caused by the shocking news of the death of Mr, White's brother, Richard. Word had been received Saturday from Richard telling his mother he would call her on Mothers Day. ' the same Then day they received ht, y news of their ' o sons death training planes collided on the r mind at Waco, Texas as they were for a takeoff, killing Mr, Wiii'r Richard Karl was well known in I)av,- 'nun-tv- . He is the son of Roy and Yei Mann White of Farmington, lie was president of the student body while attending Davis high. Funeral services were held Friday at 12:30 in the Farmington central L. D. S. ward. Mrs. Mae McAfee is able to be up and around again after suffering for ten days from a gall bladder atiu-Her and husband. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Whit-neof Tremonton, visited with her for a short time this week. Ted Kssting Fly casting is easier to learn than plug casting, insists Jason Lucas, and the man should know, jbnee hes one of the countrys best (Tiown angling authorities. That iP, its easier if you get good equipment. The good enough to learn with wont work in casting a fly. Even an expert cant do anything resembling good fly casting with a poor rod, so why should a beginner think he can learn properly, on one? Get a rod that is at least reasonably good. See that it has true dry-flaction quite stiff in the lower parts with action mainly toward the front. This is much the best for wet-fltoo. And remember this: you dont and cant cast the fly; its far too light to go anywhere. In fact, the smaller and lighter the fly, the farther and more easily you can cast. 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