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Show THE LAYTON JOURNAL, LAYTON, UTAH, AUCUST Mrs. CLEARFIELD NEWS Under the direction of Bishop Clarence J. Stoker, the Clearfield Second ward conducted a meeting Sunday evening in the North Dali junior high school commemorating the 5th anniversary since the ward was organized. A special program of musical numbers and talks were given. Speaker of the evening was Briant S. Jacobs. . . Bv division of the original Clearfield ward the Second ward was organized Sunday, July 29th, 1944 The present bishopric and ward clerk, then appointed to preside over the new unit are Clarence J. Stoker, James N. Wallace, J. Kay Nelson and Allen liodson. For their faithfulness and devotion to church-work- , they should also receive special recognition at this time fronf the members of this community, as well as leaders in the priesthood, and in all the auxil rMs. Alex Simpson entertained at her home in Hiverdale at a kit then shower in honor of bride-elecNorma Jean Wood. Refreshments were served to 18 guests. Highlighting the social events of this week was the marriage of Norma-JeaWood, daughter of Mayor and Mrs, Melvin G. Wood of Clearfield and Marvin E. Mum-forson of Mr. and Mrs. Joh; Mumford of Ogden. Among the many social engagements honoring Norma-Jean- , prior to her marriage were, a bathroom shower given by Bernice Child, at her home in Clinton, a family dinner and miscellaneous shower at Mansion House, Ogden, wits and pay that wage, iary organizations. t. n F, Mumford as hostess, John personal shower at the Ilalph Argyle home in Bountiful with Mrs. Argyle, Mrs. Martha Green and Mrs. Maria LloyJ as hostesses, and a party for school girl friends given by Mrs. Rose Mary Ogzewal la. at her home in Centerville . . . The bride is a graduate of Davis high school. She also attended Weber college, BYU at I'rovo, University ot Utah, and has been employed as ab ook keeper in Smith Sales, in the local Smith building. Mr. Mumford is a graduate of Weber college, University of Utah, anil is now at the North Western studing business. He also trained in the U. S. air corps for 18 months. . . .The popular young couple were married in the LI)S Logan temple with Elder Spencer Kimball performing the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. 1. T. Sessions oi Syracuse visited one afternoon last week here with Moroni Hamblin who is improving from a recent illness. Mrs. Sessions anc Mr. Hamblin are sister and bro ther. Visiting relatives and friends In this vicinity for the past three weeks have been Mr. and Mrs Walter Shumway anl their four little daughters, Gail, Carol, Joan ne and Betty of Chicago, 111. While here, they were guests of Mr. and Clearfield Mrs. Norris Warren, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cook, Syra euse. They also visited with David Warren, father of Mrs. Shumway, who is the former Isabel Warren, arid Mr. and Mrs. Leo Warren, Mr and Mrs. Glen Warren, Mrs. Jen me CaCIl, Mr. and Mrs. Leland E' liott. Miss Bello Warren, and with relatives in OgVlen. A native of Ogden, Mr. Shumway works for FOR BABY Giant Size Hand's Teething Med. 25c DEXTRI MALTOSE Colegate Dental 1 lb. 67c 5 lb. $2.79 Cream 59c CARTOSE gjjc 2Vi lb. $2.56 nr Colgate Shave NEW TONI SPIN CURLER Cream ....49c Vaseline Hair Tonic 73c $229 EIGHT "88" Camera Coleo Denture Cleanser 73c M' nr Lustre-Crea- Kodax- - d a-l- HOTPOINT APPLIANCES ni rmlCQ y, Burn-inghar- a. It Ci Tuesday evening, Aug. 2nd, the lawn at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rexall Rodeback was the scene of a lawn party given by Bishop Marlow Fisher, 1st coun. Rexall 2nd coun. Byron Glover, ward clerk, Erie Hogan, and their wives, in honor of, and to entertain the ward officers and teachers and their arptners. Mrs. Kenneth Og- - chick or with P3KK3V0 for vaakz unless wastal i3 Sell I wmm Boys9 Patterned Sport Shirts 1 Hines ! : puid 49c 25c Veto Deordorant 59e WOVEN GINGHAMS AT JUST Tiey're vat dyed. San- cotton broad cloth and poplins . Double yoke, with gathered back, in a variety of new colorful forized Wear a watch that sure to be correctly styled. Sec the new Elgin , . . the fashion watches of the yearl H7e Expert Watch & Jewelry Repairing patterens. 6-1- 8, At J. C. Penney Store PHONE 214 BOUNTIFUL, UTAH Colgate Shave Jelly -- A girls best friend is her When echooltiine rolls around a girl cant own too many plaid dresses! Theyre the mainstays of 7C Boy s Corduroy e SLACKS TICKS-FLEAS-LI- fatesU Centerville Utah IMAGINE! BRIGHT Valesine White KILLS Hardware CENTERVILLE NEWS STARK JEWELRY Vaseline Hair Tonic 73c TtAMMAKK Sinai! Appliances Ms Pemmeys ffw m Brushless 43c Esw effective conctatrsti for dip or sponging REFRIGERATORS SMITH'S AWARD WINNERS Palmolive OTBflUE RADIOS 'DUPONT Points 2q)c Cream i Sportinii Goods H7e Palmolive Shave Cream .... 49c use YET st -- SHAVE CREAMS OFF YOUR DOG Developing and Hunting thing to make your VACATION Shampoo $1 .... KEEP TICKS VACATION TIME . Halo Shampoo Famous nationally advertised Revere now further improved with coated lenses for added brilliance and sharpness. several occasions. 1 t2c SHAMPOOS 79e The bride is a member of the Ilarmonettes girl ' chorus and her lovely voice had been heard on Locker customers will be able Williams-Co- ke Standard Brilliant Todays to use the lockers after Wednesdiamond has 58 sides of facets all day, he added. All of the damage was covered by insurance, accordMr. and Mrs. Leonard Williams out to exact -l proportions on the Bountiful city council is making ing to the owner. announce the marriage of their polishing whcMany a laborer in the diamond every effort to see if they can get daughter Marcia June to Charles athletic water and awards, from inch the big twenty graryl prize any well Mr. Knowlton drove for the contests, horseshoe pitching cocity a year ago last winter, but ntest drill team demonstration, manum, thus far the city has not had any gician acts, piano and vocal The Second LDS ward girls of success. bers. junior and senior bathing the YWM1A under the direction At first they tried bailing the beauty pageants and special surot the presidency motored up the water out, about a 80 gallon bucket prises. canyon recently, and spent th About 50 mothers have entered a minutf but later J. Iiy Peterson FishsFilms evening in an outdoor party at put a pump on and gave it a 3 day youngsters in the prime novelty UnRiverside camp, Peterson, test, hoping the flow would in- - feature NSDs third annual Tenneys About 50 enjoyed suit ball games, I crease but instead it wmt down married Six bathing beauty conlicenses-A- nd a weiner roast, and songs around to 30 gal. a minute so there Isn't test. Entrants are required to be everying of a big camp fire. two six between and the ages J much water in paying hope of THE and to be daughters of civilian emFrom Golconda, Nev., came Mr. J quanities from that source, ployees on active duty at the deand Mrs. Eldon (Ed) Howard, and pot, said Mrs. Grate- Carney, tea-teheir daughter, Barbara, by auto BEST chairwomen. to spend the week-enhere with The contest for the purpose of Mr. i Mrs. Enoch Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Brown, Mr, and Mrs. seclecting a senior depot qqueen and awarding the title of Miss Jay Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Pershing NSD of 1949, is under direction Casteel and other relatives. They of Comdr. W. N. Gray, depot exalso attended the Howard reunion. ecutive oifficer. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shepherd and CLEARFIELD Fire which three daughters are on an auto Judges Chosen at Sessions cold storage Judges Will include: Earl J. trip to San Diego, Calif. They will broke out visit with their son Robert in train-.n- g plant at Clearfield early Tues- Glade, mayor, Salt Lake City; E. day caused damage estimated J. Fjeldsted, secretary, Ogden there, $8000 and $10,000, accord- chamber of commerce; Gus P. A delicious (wo course lunch was to L. D. Sessions, owner and Backman, secretary, Salt Lake served caieteria style to the sixty ing manager. chamber of commerce; Mrs. Ted who attended, and the absence The alarm was sounded at 1:30 oi those who could not attend a.m. Kirkmcyer, Ogden, and Miss Mir by J. William Cummings, and anda E. Mattson, Salt Lake City was icgretted for they missed the Clearfield volunteer fire J. G. Van Eyk, Salt Lake City, will njoyinent of,a fine party. A little ment fought the blaze for departalmost be master of ceremonies in the to the north on the grounds could an hour with chimicals before be seen the quaint dirt roofed Lagoon ballroom. Trophies will be presented wincellar of the early France home, bringing it under control. Smoke, Ileat Damage ner of each contest by Capt. W. W. being preserved, and the fine black Agrocery store and meat marwalnut trees stand in their supply officer- in com ket at the front end suffered Honaker, mand. a dark back ground for the heavy damages from smoke and moon and electric lights, heat. The was believed to Funeral services for William have been fire started an overHenry Rigby, son of the late heated compressor by in a frozen William T. Rigby and his good foods cabinet In wife Rhoda Stoddard, and husThe had been forced band of Areta Ruth Perkins, were beyondcompressor safe capacity because o held Wednesday, Aug. 3rd at 3 the current heat wave, according Eight young men of Ogden anc p.m. at the Centerville First ward to Mr. Sessions. Layton enlisted in the navy during chapel. Bishop Sutherland Ciayton A potato chip display and oleothe month of July. They were took charge. Mr. Clyde White margarine stock near the cabinet. given entrance examinations at the playeH the organ prelude, a solo both highly inflammable, caught recruiting office in the postoffice and the postlude, Home On The fire and were destroyed. building, Ogden. The men are: Range, was played because it was Lockers Escape Burton Dee Horspool, 2123 Wall; a special favorite oft he deceased. Lockers at the back of the Ronald Charles Sessions, 260 TwenInvocation and Ralph Tingey, Willim Norris Knighton rendered the solo Hold Thou My Hand, EEJfAU N GJAGTA I NjA N DjA G'A ! KEAN PlAGfA Mrs. Ruth G. Mclntre accompanied him. The speakers were, Bishop Leo V. Worsley, Mr. Lawson representing the Cudahy Co, where Mr. Rigley was assistant foreman in the shipping department, Pres. Le Roy Duncan. A male quartette composed of Cecil Carr, Claude Kirtland, Clyde McIntyre and John Price, sang Ben Carl The grave in the Center-cereter-y was dedicated by Ben Brown. Vaseline White 25c Jelly Veto Deordorant 59e 18. QRlHlR Colgate Regular Tooth Powder 39c Brushless 43c stated. performed in Elko, Nev. by Bishop M. O. Bill, Monday, July was - Palmolive lb. $1.05 1 - Cake of Salt Lake. The ceremony Phone 678 MENNEN'SOIL Tooth Pod. 43c Large $1.98 Small 49c Med. 98c Cream .... 49c LACTOGEN After Long Pumping Tests, City Well Only Yields 30 Gal. Per Min Past Month YOU SAVE Large 49c Infant Feeding Sch- rnlrl.luu Eight Join Navy DENTIUFICES J. &J. Tale - 1849 zewalla and Mrs. Ned Smoot ar- building and m.chln.lt?cojd, Uwt. Edwjrd Nichols Lincoln; SesMr. no led suffered out and damage, ery ranged the games, Crittenden, 2928 Grant; Clyde Lee in them, in a most interesting way. sions said. Verm LawPlans are under way to repair Thornock, 413 Liberty; 142 Second; West rence a Hawkins, and front the the damage at WaRer David Hadley, 490 Thir reopening is planned tor 10 days or two weeks from Tuesday, he ieth; Don Grant, Box 414 Layton. ma-jesti- SALE Lotion the Walgren Drug Co., in Chicago. Leaving last Saturday for California, Mrs. Olivia Warren is now visiting in Los Angeles witn iier mother. Mrs. John Reed, also with :ier sisters, her brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Reed. Bee Hive Girls of the MIA organizations of Loth Clearfield wards were on a camping and hiking trip recently lor several days, at camp Lamondi in Ogden canyon. In cnarge of the group were their MIA presidents, Mrs, 'ihorma Montgomery ot the First ward and Mrs. Anon Brown of the Second ward. I, c Go 12c 3 Life insurance and real estate hand in hand You buy a house its said at such a price The next day you drop dead. . . and every one is made of fine, hard-wearin- g, full cut corduroys. Double pleats, continuous wistband ,full cut pockets, zipper fly 6-7- 6. more because Penneys price is so amazingly low! Vtvt deltas of styles oad color coiablaotieas Now! At this low Pen- ney price, her entire wardrobe. This year youll be able to give her many super-qualit- y woven gingham! YtS Mom, Its Penney for pblds! J.C.PENNEYG-DEPARTMENT Q STORE I 99 |
