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Show THE LAYTON JOURNAL, WEST BOUNTIFUL By AGNESS B. MANGUS The speakers ed the international assembly of with M t0 matron of honor teacher in the ward Sunday schoc? kration. Timpanogu, Cave on Woolley as As Governors of Rotary and Miss Laura Carr, daughter of bridesmaids, Martha and priestood as well as in the adWoodhead !ed blue. were Elder John in Maurice their leader? Saturday by Mr. and Mrs. Gallard Carr of ult Arronic class. Schulthies, groom's his daughter, Ivy W. Robinson clubs. Mr. Lombord has been nom- - Arbuckle and Jesse Limb. the of s of for a mated has Calvada governor president They past Farmington, recently enrolled from Rochdale, England. Wood-heaUtah Florists Assn., and was also lor the summer term at the L. D. district, an honor that comes to were accompanied by Mrs. an enthusiastic sportsman having S. Business college. She is specialand grandson. After the meet very few. While here in Utah Mr served for many years as manager izing in the general clerical course. ing was over they were entertain- I'Tb0,d ;arSfl,b' rIJJJL ;onvinTak1Eldred8e convalescing from a and president of the Farmington ed in the cute Mitchell home by or operation. He expects to reV Vifa baseball team. Bill and Christensen ! llL tnt.etain turn to the California mission in Hatch, Grant relatives and brand lines of the Surviving are his widow, two FOURTH OF ushers. close as and friends relatives Ilier been of June the near future Woodhead families who have Mrs. Fern G. Hess and daughters, the brides For the wedding Miss Dorothy Mae Gregory. Farmin America many years. It is in- Edmonds Oleson on Friday eve-- j New Look ave you the of ashes of wore a gown Mitfour sons Fred and LeGran CELEBATION ning at the beautiful new home of 0wen Holbrook has put on his mother teresting to know while Dan Mrs. Schulthies a gown ington; and roses east in Bountiful. Barnes the in de Gregory. Farmington Rulon W. England stationed chell was a wore corsage cf ash blue. Roth Mr. and Mrs. David Pickett and Gregory. Cananadigua. N. Y.. and EVENTS during the last war, he contacted and roses. of gardenias Lake Salt Harold L. Gregory, now serving and from were children visitthe John Woodhead family Out of town guests were Mr. and on an L D S mission in Germany Place: Grounds of the Bountiful was happy to know they had joined ing at the Shirley N. Petersons on Mrs. Isaac Hart and other relatives two sisters. Mrs. Linnie Richardson tabernacle. Parade on Bountifuls to We are know glad their the LDS church a few years pre- Sunday. from Ogden and Mr. and Mrs. Han- Salt Lake City and Mrs. Helen Main Street vious. Dan accomplished a great small daughter, Verna is able to Friday. July 1: sen, friends that the family hadn't Schneider Los Angled Cal., and deal on the genealogical lines and walk by cruitches and is enjoying 8 p.m. Program for selection five seen lor years. grandchildren. was most happy to welcome the many things in a normal childs life Funeral services will be conduct of queen and attendants. Th happy couple chose to spend several months in the 8 p.m. Band family into Utah and his home Verna spent selections their honeymoon in Yellowstone ed Saturady at 2 p. m. in the Farby will ward here in West Bountiful. South Davis junior band. polio foundation in Salt Lake City. chapel. return Central on their mington and they park Latter-daMrs. Robert Telford 8:15 p.m.Old fashioned dances Mr. and Mrs. Gary Church of Jesus Christ of Bishop and Frampton make their home in Bountiful. and children visited at the J. A. are leaving the first of the week Saints, by Richard II. Clark presented in costume. 8:30 p.m. Promenade of forty couselor. Framptons in Magna on Sunday. for the cast to drive back a new B. Friends may call at the Union queen candidates before three Mr. and Mrs. Paul Buys return- car. mortuary, Bountiful. Friday from prominent outside judges. The Seven Stitchers club ed recently from a 2 weektf va2 to 5 p, m. and at the family home Saturday July 2: a cation traveling on the west coast, girls enjoyed swimming and of services. here 8:30 time Coronation at luncheon on Tuesof Lagoon party Boise, Oregon, Washing way Burial will be in Farmington ci- ball. ton and over into Canada. They day. Agness B. Mangus accomMiss Utah will crown the queen. ty cemetery. enjoyed lovely weather beautiful panied the group. Mert Drapers Salt Lake OrchesA lovely birthday party waa scenery and returned by way of FARMINGTON Elijah B. Gremusic. BRIEFS tra to furnish dance Yellowstone park. given Miss Barbara Beasley by floral 65, a leader in Utah-Monday, July 4: gory, 9:20 a.m. Boys bicycle T3C6. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Parkins have her mother, Mrs. Robert Peassley industry for three decades and preon Saturday evening. The lawn died Jr. 10 a.m. Fourth of Floral of Miller Co., sident entertained noted guests July pjfotle. recently Miss Janete Hutchings, daughter was with decorated balat Lake Salt Concessions and Tuesday booths. opeL until lights Calif. ina hispital from north Sacramento, of W. of Samuel Mrs. Hutchings, a. m. a ailment. loons of 10:20 a.m. were records 9:30 heart and made of They were their daughter and husMr. Gregory was born in Bairds-tow- Bountiful, Utah, has recently en8 p.m. Special vaudeville prothe singing. The guests enjoyed Saturday evening, June 25, was band, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen a Miss tex., Feb. 7. 1884, a son of rolled for the summer term at the gram on outdoor stage. time for Ilene very special The Lombords are enroute the games and refreshments. BarHart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Levi and Lydia Myers Gre- L. D. S. Business college. She is from New York where they attend bara received some lovely gifts. William Hart, Val Verda, for she gory. He came to Utah in 1901 as a specializing in the stenographic Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stephens and the Church of Jesus course. became bride of Gordon Schul- convert toLatter-dathe a very pleasant amily enjoyed y Saints. of Christ a son Mr. Mrs. Cleon of and thies, The snow man in the hollow week end vacation at Mirror lakes in Married Temple NEEDS FOURTH OF near Mrs. Verda Bess and 2 small Schulthies, also of Val Verda, in the summit of Sessions moun He married Julia Tree in the Salt double-rinperformed Lake LDS temple Nov. 27, 1912. tain, this year, disappeared June daughters from Boise, Ida., are in the Orchardceremony ward chapel by President of the Miller Floral the 28th which was twelve days spending a few days visiting her Geo. J. Wilson in the pres- Co. wholesale Bishop Mr. Mrs. and firm which has large ater than last year. During the Geo. Wood parents, ence of relatives and close friends. FOR THE CHILDREN ast twenty-ninyears, this spot prior to her leaving for Japan to The lovely bride was gowned in an greenhouses in Farmington for the oast 15 years, Mr. Gregory was al- of snow disappeared eighteen oin her husband who is stationed Be dress, made by her moth so an active LDS church worker times in June, nine times in July, there. They plan to remain In original white satin, styled in Davis county. of traditional er, once in April and once in May, Japan 2Va years. with a lace yoke, encircled with a He served on a mission for the according to the record kept by his scouts with Edmonds Ray boy ruffle of white satin and seed church to the central states in Angus Smedley. attended the stake coure of honor pearls. The skirt fell into a long and was a member of FOURTH. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Matheson in Mueller park on Thursday night flowing train. The V South the Davis veil LDS stake presi- and three sons from Oakland, Calif length A complete list of awards will not was held by an attractive tiara and dency from 1937 to 1945. He was are spending a months vacation be given until next week she held a bouquet of white mums bishop of the Farmington Cenrtal in Utah, visiting with Mrs. Mathe The deacons who qualified for and carnations centered with re LDS ward from 1931 to 1936. anil sons Arthur Lawrence, o;' father, his leadcareer was a Rolo were throughtout Ihe awards Peterson, roses. Salt Lake and friends here. Mrs er church musical in organizations. Joe Sweat, Kenneth Brown and She was attended by Lola Matheson was the former Emma Ward Choir Member Sparklers-Bountifu He was a member of the Centra Lawrence of South ward choir for many years and al- where the family resided for many so a member of quartet which was years. well known throughout the county Miss Mary Stringham was chosen Mr. Gregory had also been queen of the Fourth of July cele-1 by , the seventys. dress-Distn- He-wa- 35 guests have enjoyed sleeping and lovely meals at their home. Among them were Mrs. Wood's mother from Roberts, Ida.; Mrs. Fanny Fulmer, and niece, and the Clifford Smith's from New Portland, Ore., spent 2 weeks. They are friends of Elder Don Woods and converts to the California LDS church. Several relatives have called on the Woods Mrs. Lucy Stephens from Ilene fer, Utah is spending the summer at the Earl Stephens home and with Mrs. Elnor Ure. Its very complimentary to Earl and Harriet to each have a mother and mother-in-lain 1949 SO, I The George Wood family residence can well be called the house by the side of the road where the weary traveler stops in. During the past month some LAYTON, UTAH, JUNE their home and all agreeing all the time. Leroy Mangus spent Monday, Auerbacks holiday with the folks. The Roy Mangus and enjoyed the day at Lagoon. Mrs. Dean Oleson and 3 daughters from Parma, Ida. are here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Edmonds. While they are here, little Jean Adair will go into the LDS Primary hospital for bone operation and convalescing. The sacrament evening was well attended with the program given gas ma-er.(o- as r - JULY : OUTLINED . y 7 4-- Ilene Hart Becomes Gregory Elijah Died Tuesday, 10:30 Of Heart Ailment Bride of Gordon Schulthies p.iq.--Gra- nd BOUNTIFUL s n, Lom-bor- MV g e sure to get some accident insurance over the We have the best 1909-191- 1 Only 25c a day. 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