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Show March 12, 1955 T1IE JOURNAL Page News About Folks In Muggs and Skcctcr CLEARFIELD By Wally Bishop Dorothy White Correspondent Phone: The Jesse D. Barlow family have had their share of surgical operations recently. A son, Arnold, had an emergency appendectomy a few week ago irf Copperton; Ivan is recuperating from surgery and Jesse Barlow, Sr. took his turn last, lie is recuperating at home this week. The Clearfield First Ward Primary turned in $212 to the Primary Childrens Hospital from their recent Penny Drive. Miss Maurice Olsen of Lakeview Drive, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Olsen, hostessed an after Mutual party last Wednesday. Savings stamps are again being sold at the Clearfield Elementary School under the direction of Second grade teacher Mrs. Rose Schofield and her pupils. Younger grades may purchase theirs on Fridays, older grades on Tuesdays. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Sanders hostessed a dinner for ten guests last week. Those present included, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Holbrook, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Higley, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Steed, and Mr. and Mrs. Rex Catmull and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur White. Clearfields Alpha Lambda chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held their model meeting Monday to acquaint the new rushees with the program of business meeting and cultural lessons. The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Robert Kelly of Layton. March first was a big day at the Harold Steed residence when Debbie and Jock both celebrated a birthday. Debbie was six years old and Jock a big man of three. A party held the previous Saturday really started the celebration when twenty-fou- r youngsters gathered at the Steed home for a party followed by a trip to the show. Wayne Brown, son of Mr. & Mrs. Keith Brown also had a birthday party given for him by his mother. Twenty-thre- e little guests helped him celebrate his eighth birthday on March 3. Mrs. Bob Clark has been under the wreather this week with a leg ailment. Louis Selleneit has been out of town this week for a few days on business. The First wrard ladies volley ball team won their third game last week in the tournament that will be ending this month. The West Point ward will present an exchange play called at the Little Miss Somebody First ward hall on March 15 at Mutual time. All members of the First wrard are encouraged to come and see it. Did you know that North Davis Stake has a new welfare farm purchased earlier this year on West Point road about two miles west of the highway? Each ward will get their share of assessment notice sometime soon. This farm is expected to assist in helping in the Church Welfare Plan. Mr and Mrs. Dale Holbrook left this week for Texas to the Rio Grande country. On the wray they intended to visit in Mesa, Arizona. The First ward leadership meeting was held this past Monday evening; following this meeting the Primary held their monthly meet- some penicillin shots which Fourth ward are starting a new course of study called The Book caused a swelling in his feet. Little Kathie Chelemes has it a of Mormon Message and Evibit rough with her recent case of dences in a series of 17 lessons. chicken pox which has been wrorse The manual was arranged from than average. Her Mom and Dad radio talks given on the Temple are Mr. and Mrs. Sam Chelemes. Square evening hour. The South Clearfield school Plans are undenvay for a huge eacher Association held their carnival to be held on April 1 in the Clearfield Elementary school elections for nominating committee to raise funds for the rest of the at the last meeting and Principal purchase price of a recorder to be Ralph Hill, Mrs. West Lindsay and Their used for the older students and Mrs. John D. McConahay. some play ground equipment. This report will be given on March 21 move was approved at the last at which time elections will be P. T. A. meeting and Mrs. Maxine held. Jamison and Mrs. Dorothy White Other Clearfield folk enjoying a put in charge of the affair. The new home are Mr. and Mrs. Edson to Parent-T- carnival as tentatively outlined by the two chairwomen will have a white elephant sale, eating booths, baked good booths, games of skill and other surprises appealing to Moms, Dads and young fry. Mrs. Aerts has been put in charge of the publicity for the event. Children at the school are requested to start bringing in the white elephant items this wreek. Containers at the school will be provided for them, and they will be in turn taken to the homes of the chairman for any minor repairs that may be necessary. Discarded books, toys, games, childrens clothing, infants wTear and bedding, and child furniture of all kinds, and odd dishes also make good items for this type of sale. What a wonderful chance mothers to start the spring cleaning and perhaps your discards are just the things someone else can use. bric-a-br- ic Mrs. Dolly Brown, well known L. Stewart and children, Jalene and Edson, Jr. They are now II. S. PRISONERS IN RED CHINA THESE COMMUNIST photos of held prisoner tn Red China were mailed to their families and released to the newspapers by the Defense Department. One of the pictures (bottom), forwarded from Communist China to Secretary-Gener- al Dag Hammarskjold in New York, shows three of the U.S. Jet pilots grouped about a tennis net They are (L to r.): Lt. Lyle W. Cameron, Lincoln, Neb.; Capt- - Harold El Fischer, Swea City, Iowa, and Lt. Roland W. Parks, Omaha, Neb. At right, Lt. Col. Edwin L. Heller, Wynne-woo- d, Pa., is shown looking over a photo album. ( International ) ' V ' it: a American airmen U-- N liv- ing at 879 Birch street. Mr. and Mrs. Malnley E. Abbott are also in a new residence at 700 East 350 South street. They have y four children, Manley, Melvin, Lin and Robert. Keith Bradbury has been sustained as the second counselor in the Fourth wards Elders quorum. Robert Van Zweden has been sustained as the new secretary. President and other counselor are Ralph Johnson and West Lindsay. Dorothy Stevens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Angus Stevens of Clearfield, is in charge of door prizes to be given at a girls choice dance to be held at the Utah State Agricultural college, on March 11. The theme of the dance is Maid of Cotton Ball and the first spring fashions for the college will be seen. It is sponsored by the Associated Women Students. The door prizes are contributed by the Logan merchants. Miss Stevens is a junior majoring in Elementary Education. Ne-ne- lady here celebrated her 90th birthday last Sunday with an open house at her daughters, Mrs. Joseph Clarks home at 40G Main street. Mrs. Brown is still so very spry and alert and a pleasure to be around. There are no dead ends. There She has recently been quite ill and is always a way out. What you almost had to forego any celelearn in one failure, you utilize in brating for this season. But Dolly bounced back to her normal health your next success. Henry Ford. just in time to receive her special congratulations. Vern Burton has been selected to replace the vacancy on the Clearfield Board of Adjustment. Rev. Ted Holland of the Intermountain Indian school at Brigham City spoke at the final meeting of the School of Missions at the Community Church last Sunday evening here. The Missionary Circle is sponsoring a Chicken Noodle dinner on March 10, at 0:00 p. m., following which a program will be given. The proceeds of this dinner will go toward the financing of the Indian school of Missions. Prices are $1.00 for adults and 50c for children. Getting acquainted in their new home at SOS Birch street are Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Anderson and their son, Rodger, age 11, and their ing. 7. Bishop Montgomery was laid up daughter, Sharon, age The Special Interest class of the earlier this week with a reaction Regular Advertisers in The REFLEX and JOURNAL Are Assured of Results Adcirtlumtnt v From where I sit ... fy Joe Marsh Uses His Head Saves His Feet Nobody around here can remember when Pop Turner wasnt our towna postman. lie must have been toting that big, heavy mail-sac- k since Pony Express days. Thats why its sometimes a shock to see him these days pulling his mail bag around in a golf gadgets years ago I From where I sit, its good to see someone come up with a new wrinkle keeps us from feeling too regimented. For instance, perhaps youve always felt that hot milk is the only thing to drink at bedtime. Then someday you meet a fellow who prefers & cold glass of beer. Well, thats his choice and certainly hes en- Folks sometimes holler fore at me and ask me how my game is, Top reports, but Im not ashamed to learn something new. Just wish Id thought about these titled to it. caddy cart, a sort of light wagon that golfers use so they dont have to carry their club3. We cant expect everyone to follow our old habits to the letter. Copyright, 1955, United States Brewers Foundation 3 |