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Show OCTOHKK 20, 1051. THE JOURNAL 12 Household Hint tWWMWWMMf Stork Talk childrens Books, especially books, are subject to much wear and tear. Try the method' used in libraries to preserve the hard Little Tommy ami covers; simply coat the covers LAYTON proud as Iiobby Winegar are a beauof punch over the arrival tiful baby sister Wednesday, Oct. 10, at an Ogden hospital. Equally thrilled with their new girl are the Wayne Winegars. Mrs. Wine-ga- r is the former Virginia Adams. Grandparents are the Thomas Winegars of Woods Cross and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Adams, Layton. with thin shellac. Odd Fact Communications' lines of the 5th Cavalry in Korea were unex-plalnab- By R. J. SCOT! SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK 1o BAN.io Curie; DENOUNCE; fa ' ly snarled until it was discovered that they were being eaten by a cow. Stake Leader Meet Has Officer Change Davis North CLEARFIELD stake held its stake leadership meeting in Clearfield last Sunday. Special guest speaker there was Levi Edgar Young, one of the presidents of the Seventies from Salt Lake City. He came to speak especially to the stake missionary groups and bishops hut gave a short address to the entire assembly at the opening exercises. In the various stake auxiliary members several organizations were released and others sustained. In the These were as follows: stake Relief socitey, Laura Major was sustained as the new secretary-treasureIn the Young Ladies Mutual organization, Leda Stewart, Arlene Ilirtman, Erma Page. Wanda Lund, Dorothy Waite, Nora Edwards, Visa Germer and Irene Wilcox were all sustained to new positions. Those being released in the above organization were Laura Wilcox and Irene Dahl. For the stake genealogical hoard, Laura Call was sustained as and I.orene Walton as a member of the genealogical committee. In the Primary organization Dorothy White was sustained as the Childrens Friend representar. CONPEMX- BAN, H OVER.HOR.l-A- ANCIEHI HUNCARIAK AND A. MODERN CROATIAN AND SLAVONIAN tlflE. BAN, IN ROMANIAN MONEY rs, sYt(L Wkf W FeMIe WORN BY fttL HEAD fosLEll. janiTor.. of The. OTAIY) rome chy Ha.ll rSCR4P sec-rcta- rv tive. Deon Hodson was released as women supervisor and the following were sustained to work on the Young Mens Mutual association hoard: Ellsw'orth Crosley, Special Interest advisor; Heber W. Stokes, supervisor; George Stewart, Improvement Era representative; Sherman Waite, dance director and Paul R. Linderman as district commissioner in Scouting. M-M- Do Spiders Haye. A SAFETY 11HL YtllM tEy LEAP AMP IT You DECIDE osYrich you FA5tY RIPE are OH 0 RIPE. AM ssr m ?or.7ke. FEET.. 'aid iMi SrouM, 'TWo 1911. Fiwnh Im k ASAFE1Y 11 ML EMERGES FROM WS SPIN NEREfS WtflOd IS HARDENED wwn For old-tiHiram Walker quail me BY E AIR en Order Buses FARMINGTON Davis county board of education members okehed the ordering of two International bus chassis for the Davis county school district at a meeting Monday. This will bring the districts fleet of buses to a total of J!). The one new bus will replace an older bus which will he retired from service and the other will serve as a spare in event of mechanical failure of any other bus. Paul Jorgensen, whose parents reside in Centerville, is the only Utahn who will appear with the U. S. Marine hand when it appears October 20 in a concert at the Salt Lake Iabernacle. Jorgensen, formerly of Salt Lake City, is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Ogc Jorgensen of of Centerville. Prior to enlisting in the Marine band in 1018 he played violin with the Utah Symphony orchestra. He is a member of the percussion section of the Marine band. When the present a formal concert in Brig-Unite- d States Marine Band played ham Young university fie'.d house The Lost Chord with the Salt Saturday at s:15 p. m. for ULm. Lake Choir in the Mormon Taber- music lovers. Tickets for the concert, proceeds nacle twenty-on- e years ago, ..here wasnt one musician from Utah from which will go to the field musical or- house, are obtainable (general adwith the world-famoganization. This year on October mission, 881.20; reserved seats 20 when the Salt Lake Tribune- - 882.10) at City & Drug Co. stoics Telegram sponsors the Marine jin Payson, Spanish Fork, SpringBand concert at the Tabernacle, ville and Provo; at stores of Gle.i Utah will be represented by Paul Bros.,, Wakefields, Paynes and Jorgensen, formerly of 1242 Bryan, T)unkley Music Co.s in Provo, at who will make his first hometown Chipmans in American Fork, at appearance with The Presidents special street sales booths in down-Owtown Provo or through many B. Y. Mr. Jorgensen, the only Utah U. students, ! man in the Marine band, is the Sponsors of the concert, one son of Mr. and Mrs. Oge Jorgensen, the two to be presented in Ut; who now live in Centerville. He at- - by the famous musical organ East High School, where he ition during its current nation-wid- e played violin in the school orches- - tour, are The Salt Lake Tribune-tra- . Prior to enlisting in the Ma- Telegram, station KOYO and Prorine Band in l'.HS, Jorgensen played vo civic organizations. violin with the Utah Symphony Leader of the famous band is Mawhose here. jor William F. Santelmann, Santcl-manII. the William late At the time he entered the Ma- father, and John Philip Sousa are rines in San Diego, California, of SALT LAKE Committee BOUNTIFUL Virgil Norton, Centerville; Vernon Brown, Woods Cross and William Wilcox, Syracuse have been appointed 1 .: Red Cross fund planning committee by LeRoy Smith, chapter chairman. They will appoint a Fund Chairman to conduct the PJ52 campaign in the Davis County Chapter CITY us 1 n. Court House FARMINGTON Forty students from the fourth grade of Stoker school. Bountiful, were conducted on a tour of court house offices Tuesday under the direction of their teacher, Mrs. Chief point of interest to the students proved to be the countys newly remodeled jail. Man-Campbell- . zu-tend- ed n, foAH AIumskuil DEA12 Ho. THE APPLE . - THOUGH IS K MOWN HISTORICALLY, DO YOU KNOW THAT T TOOK. THE GRAPEFRUIT TO REALLY GET IN THE PUBLIC EYE 7 MRS. HELEN C. SONP Blended whiskey. 86 proof. 70 grain neutral Spirits. Hiram Walker & Sons Inc, Peoria, 111. KEAAPToN , PENN. WOULD YOU GO TO A SECOND HAND STORE TO BUY A SECOND HAND FOR YOUR. WATCH -- T.V. RUGGLES OTCAAfcttt.LAND, MD. ftltribuUd King Ftur Syndic aJoAH f changed from the strings to the percussion section, so he could play in the Post Band. From the wrest coast Marine Recruit Depot he was transferred to Quantico, Virginia for duty with the post band. Tickets for the Salt Lake concert are sold through public schools as the Youth Symphony series. Pour concerts, including the afternoon Marine band performance, cost 75 cents to school children. Other three performances will be by the Utah Symphony orchestra Nov. 10, Dec. s and Feb. 2 in the taberJorgensen nacle. Adult tickets for the tabernacle Band concert will cost 81.20, and individual childrens Marine band concert tickets will cost 50 cents and are for sale at Glen Bros., Daynes and Sugar House Music Co. stores in Salt Lake City, at the Utah Symphony orchestra office and at the Tribune-Telegrabusiness office Garbed in the colorful, red uniforms as prescribed by John Paul Jones, the Marine hand will also Marine m listed among the famous leaders the band in its history. John Phillip Sousa led the band 155-ye- ar from 1SN0 to 1ND2. The bands current tour started September s in Philadelphia, when !a special concert was presented in the elaborate estate of Pierre S. DuPont. It has appeared in all the principal cities of the Great Lakes area and the Pacific Northwest, and comes to Utah from appearances on the Pacific coast, including the famous San Francisco opera house. Saturdays evening concert in the field house will be a formal program, with solos by two of the nations outstanding instrumentalists, Claude Pedicord, harpist, and Robert Isele, trombonist. The band is subject to the call of the White House, and has played for every President fo the United States. Ls history date-.back to ITUS when Congress authorized its existence by a special act. It has a repertoire of more jthan 20,000 compositions, langing e from to classics and marches. 155-ye- ar boogie-woogi- |