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Show Till: JOURNAL LIBERTY BELL REPLICA TO APPEAR HERE ir.fl.HEWS 3 Conference (Schedule Mill wigm, m.,j Relation Haili Fes-Sjpbu- ry Re- - 16 JUNE jn., e, priceOc Festival University Stadium. Reception, Tabernacle Session, t. m., Opening Stake Superintend- - f'm. Lunch, Hotel Presidents Tab- m, General Session, Rehearsal Music Fes- m., hnGoiden Gleaner Building. m., Dance t Ban-jo- n participantsU. Sta- Jr Dance Festival Dance Festival Utah Stadium. Uni-- m., m. m. lors f 17 JUNE Master M Men Break- - Interest Stake Special Breakfast, Home ics Bldg., University Utah. st m. Mia Maid Stake Z.C.M.I. Tea Super-Breakfa- , m. jors A A review of the past years activities and accomplishments, along with introduction of new officers, took place at a recent meeting of the Kaysville In going over the past years activity in Kaysville, comment was given upon the spirit of cooperation shown byHIenry Hampton, principal, and the staff of teachers, at the Kaysville school. Mr. Hampton and his staff of teachers have cooperated fully in our objectives and our theme, The Citizen Child His Destiny, a Free World, Mrs. G. Gibbs Smith, last year's secretary, said. Comment was made upon the large percentage of parent partiactivities. This is cipation in evidence of the interest in school problems, that most parents have, Mrs. Smith said. Objectives and accomplishments of the were pointed out. Named as objectives was the achievement of a full life for children arid youth, with health and physical fitness, a better family and home life, the development of better schools, educational programs and communities. He that pities another Accomplishments listed were: himself. George Herbert. Remodeling of the principals of Institute, Drama Kaysville Reviews Year s Activity P-T- Davis county residents will soon have a chance t osee the Utah replica of the historic liberty bell of Independence Hall in Philadelphia. The replica bell will be displayed on June 0 and 7 at Farmington, Kays-villLayton, Clearfield and Sunset, according to Haven J. Barlow, chairman of the Independence Bond drive in Davis county. Each community will be given the opportunity to work out their own program in connection with exhibition of the bell, Mr. Barlow said. The liberty bell replica is being displayed throughout Utah in the Independence U. S. bond sale drive running until July 4, for which Davis countysuota is 125,000. This bell is one of 52 replicas of the original, that were donated by the copper industries of the United States to be used in the bond 'sale campaign. It is an exact replica of the original with the exception of the crack. The bell symbolizes the slogan for the bond drive, Save for Your Independence. It is proper that we realize the importance of savings bonds. There is no better investment in the world than an investment in the U. S. government, Mr. Barlow stated. m., Camp t'JloV Creek can- - Page P-T- P-T- A. A P-T- P-T- A A fice; new cabinets for all electric and visual aid equipment; formation and equipment of a health room; installation of a first grade supply cabinet in the school basement; gymnasium roof repaired rind interior painted; closets adjoining the gym cleaned and more storage space provided; presentation of play and visual aid equipment, including: A set of basketball standards; a baseball backstop; volleyball standards, a slide projector;' sound system equipment and record attachment, and a record player for room use. The group went on record as approving the additions to the Kaysville school contemplated by the hoard of education. Review of accomplishments was given by the 1919-5- 0 improvement planning committee, consisting of Mr. Hampton. Zena Williams, Kendall Knee, G. L. Stewart, Mrs. Thornlcy Swan, Mrs. G. Gibbs Smith and Mrs. Lee Liston. Young Democrats Elect At Farmington Meet FARMINGTON Wayne state president of Young Democrats, was speaker at a meeting of the Davis county organiza-io- n in Farmington Wednesday night. John R. Alley, Bountiful, was elected president of the Davis county Young Democrats, and Mrs. Florence Barton. Kaysville, was elected vice president. The Republican program is a program of the mind, while the Democrats have a program of the heart and mind, Mr. Christofer-so- n said, political partys program must meet the needs, hopes, aspirations and ambitions of the people New officers of the Kaysville or that party will fail. Discussed at the meeting was are Bonnie Heywood, presi the Young Democrats state condent; Marlyn Odd, vice president; Mr. Hampton, second vice presi vention to lie held in Salt Lake dent; Millie Hanson, secretary-treasure- r; City June 23 and 21, delegates for Pauline Tippets, room which are to be named at a later mother chairman; Carol Duck date. worth, publicity; Ruth Perkins, magazine chairman; Donna Goas-linhealth; Leah Linford, mem- Dee McGlinch, Mr. Hampton, Mrs. bership; Abbie Lowe, hospitality; G. Gibbs Smith, Mollic Hanson, Alice Bonnemort, historian; Beth Ruth Frost, Eunice Ulman, Rob-in- e Dredge, safety; Bonnie Gunnell, Ence, Marcel Blood, Bonnie l. music and Ruth Bone, Heywood, Leila Collier, Marlynn Last years officers, in the same Odd, Salome Barnes, lone Grange order, were Dorothy Swan, Ella and Wanda Tiller. P-T- P-T- Chris-oferso- A A d, . pre-schoo- Junior Gleaner Stake Breakfast L. D. S. m. 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