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Show Page August THK JOURNAL 2 mmm SbWMSi Phone Clearfield Fishing Trip daughter, Miss Shirley Anderson Morris Hansen and son David of Ogden, and Mrs. Leland Patspent an enjoyable week end last terson of West Point. week fishing at Mirror Lake, Utah. In Idaho Dinner Guests Joshua A. Ashton, and Charles Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ashton had as their dinner guests last Thurs- Walker are enjoying a fishing trip in Wyoming this week, as guests day, Mrs. Atha Robinson and Mrs. Irma Ashton of Ogden and Mrs. of Mr. Ashtons son La Mar J. E. Ashton of Clearfield. These ladies are nieces of Mr. Ashton. From Bountiful Brent Hayes of Bountiful, spent Paul Beazers last week visiting with his grandMr. and Mrs. Paul Beazer have parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard visiting with them this week two Jensen. small cousins of Mrs. Beazer, Marjorie and Becky May of Ogden. Woodruff Visitor Glen Spencers Mrs. Emily Fracier of WoodMr. and Mrs. Glen Spencer and ruff, spent three days last week family had as a visitor last week as a guest of Mrs. Joshua A. Glens father, Henry W. Spencer of Blackfoot, Idaho. Mr, Spencer was recuperating from a heart Joseph Cooks ailment. On Sautrday Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Gardner and son, Mrs. Lynn M. Spencer and S children also of Blackfoot, came down Arvil left Monday morning for Sacramento, California after a and visited over the weekend. visit with Mrs. Gardand ners daughter and Dinner Party Mrs. Leonard Jensen entertained family, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cook at dinner last Thursday afternoon at their home here. for her niece, Mrs. Wayne Grover and her little son, Robbie, who Clyde Hansens are visiting in Utah from their Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hansen had home in Palmer, Alaska. as guests Sunday afternoon, Mr. Other guests were Mrs. Darwin and Mrs. Nephi Cook and son RayHayes and four children of Boun- mond and daughter, Mrs. Gordon tiful, Mrs. Roland Anderson and Peterson, all of Ogden. two-mon- th son-in-la- w lie Thou Humble Clearfield was the theme presented to several hundred Primary workers of the Layton and North Davis stakes last Saturday by June Carlisle and Edith S. Patrick, members of the General Board of Primary. In atmeet were tendance at the several members of the stake and ward Primary advisors and stake presidencies. The opening meeting was held for officers of both stakes followed by a two and a half hour session including some active participation by the groups. June Cutler, Layton Stake Primary president, welcomed the groups at the beginning of the session and Eva Christensen, president of the North Davis stake Primary, gave the invocation. The older group leaders were separated from the younger group n with each leaders at General Board member taking a division. Better methods of teaching and better use of visual aids ke y, mid-sessio- Family Reunion Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Anderson and daughter motored to Mt. Pleasant Saturday where they attended the Anderson family reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Owen B. Anderson. Ninety-si- x family members enjoyed the day together. were advised. Lunch was served by Layton Stake and class sessions under the direction of group leaders of both stakes were held in the early afternoon. These were attended by the ward workers and the regular work for the coming month was presented. general assembly was then held for all workers in the cha'pel. June Cutler welcomed the group and singing time was held with choristers and organists from both Published By INLAND PRINTING CO. Phone: Kaysville 10 "or MEMBEFL PifiS UTAH STATE NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION Stake presidency. "Be Thou 'Humble in Your Call$3.50 Per Year, Payable in Advance ing was again emphasized at this meeting by both the general board LLOYD E. ANDERSON. ...Managing Editor members. Jay Harris, Layton 7th Ward advisor to the Primary, gave the closing prayer. son and daughter moved to Seattle, Washington, last weekend where Mr. Sessions will be employed. Broken Leg Fred Bradshaw suffered a severe-brokeleg last week when it fas caught between scaffold boards at work. Bishops Counselor Mr. Duane Beazer, a student at the BYU at Provo, was sustained last Sunday as second counsleor in the First Ward Bishopric in the BY University stake. Mr. Beazer is the husband of Mrs. Donna Lee Anderson Beazer and a son of Bishop and Mrs. Mark Beazer of Syracuse. Bishop and Mrs. Beazer and daughter, Linda, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beazer and daughter Christie spent last Sunday evening at Provo and were in attendance at the meeting to see their son and brother sustained to his new bourbons! Dinner Guests Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Cox had as Sunday dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. DeVal Garff of Salt Lake, Miss Valorie Garff and Mr. Verl Cox. ALSO AVAILABLE! Ktntuclj BteuftJ misly THE OLD SUNNY BROOK COMPANY, DIVISION OF NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS CORP., LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY. GRAIN NEUTRAL SPlSiTX KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY, 86 PROOF. KENTUCKY BLENDED WHISKEY, 86 PROOF. 65 THB- - ASSOCIATION stakes participating. Jack Cook, Layton Stake Primary advisor, Natl Advertising Representative gave the opening prayer followed Newspaper Service. Advertising and remarks call a roll by by. 333 N. Michigan Avenue John Park, member of Layton Chicago, I1L Shauna Lynn Bennett Miss Ann Wipegar has returned to her home in East Bountiful, visit here following a four-da- y with her girlfriend, Miss Shauna Lynn Bennett. rich as a prospector's dream, good as a man's word in Entered as second-clas- s matter at under the Act of Layton, Utah, 1879. March 8, THE STAFF News Editor CLAIR HALES MARY BOWRING Society Editor J. VERNON W OOLSEY.. Advertising Mgr Office Manager ERNEST R. LITTLE Office Clerk DEBBIE KIIOURY Foreman GEORGE F. BARKER RICHARD S. WOOLSEY Compositor C. A. WILKINSON Compositor JOHN E. BARKER. JR Linotype KENNETH KINNER Linotype DAVID SEAICH Compositor ROSE WORKMAN .....Proof Reader Pressman CLIFF BALL Pressman NED ROBEY JOLDIE BALL Bindery Supervisor' ROBENA ENCE Bindery Dept. Reporters NORMA PREECE DOROTHY WHITE MARY B. BOWRING JEAN BURSON KARLYNN HINMAN VIRGINIA S. BENNETT DOROTHY WHITE JEAN BURSON Kaysville Clearfield Layton Clinton Farmington Syracuse....MRS. of Sunny Brook bourbon, that is! Sunny Brook Bourbon weekly West Point Returns Home Sunset Mr. and Mrs. John Allen Flint Move to Seattle Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sessions and motored to Montpelier, Idaho last weekend where they visited with relatives of Mrs. Flint. Upon their return home their son Kelly also came with them, who has spent the last two weeks visiting there. Pour yourself a smile, neighbor Cheerful as its Name I ii,) (5 the interests of the residents of Davis County, at Layton, Utah. A Oregon Visitors Mr. and Mrs. James Munnerlyn and two children of Portland, Oregon, have been visiting for the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Murphy. ,Jimt of fine Kentucky I rhe L.D.S. Davis Stake north Layton, JOURNAL Primary Leaders Hold Convention newspaper published A By Virginia Bennett 1, Lagoon Outing Fourteen members of Golden Makes Sunday School class enjoyed an evening of swimming and dancing Monday night at Lagoon. NSD Receives Safety Award For Ninth Year The Naval Supply Clearfield Depot at Clearfield received the annual Secretary of Navy industry safety award at a special ceremony Thursday afternoon. It is the ninth consecutive year that NSD has received this award which is for outstanding improvement in reducing accident frequency and severity rates. Captain F. B. Risser, commanding officer, received the awards from Capt. Jesse L. Hull, Chief of Staff of the 12th Naval District. Invited guests included: Gov. J. Bracken Lee, Senators Arthur V. Watkins and Wallace F. Bennett, Representatives William A. Dawson and II. Aldous Dixon, Mr. Orson M. Slack, President, and Mr. Ward Armstrong, Chairman Military Affairs Committee, from the Chamber of ComF. G. Colonel merce, Ogden; Thompson, Utah General Depot; Colonels Fred C. Johnson and L. L. Kunish, Hill Air Force Base; Mr. J. C. Newman, Commissioner for the Department of Safety of the State of Utah; Mr. G. E. England, Safety Engineer, Hill Air Force Base; Mr. C. II. Peterson, Safety Engineer, Utah General Depot; Mr. Horace Hedges of the Regional Office, U. S. Forest Service and Mrs. Blanche Hodge, wife of former NSD Safety Engineer, J. J. Hodge. During 10.55, Clearfield NSD had an industrial accident frequency rate of only 1.75 fr every million man hours of work as compared with the average of 2.10. all-Na- vy |
