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Show ugu.st 25, 1950 Tin: JOURNAL 1agr 3 West Point Hens' Banquet Dinner Held for Teams Junior Gleaners Funeral Services By Dorothy White Held For Playing in Tourney Will Present phone Clearfield 51903 Robert Header Mr. and Mrs. Glen Flint recently I.DS Church. Montana to The annual returned from trip Softball games continued to Hunsaker Mrs. banquet Fashion Show are Dakotas. for all teams coming to urday, Aug, and the They telling was Games were played All-Chur- ch By a All-Chur- Sat- ch held 25. each day from morning hours un- their friends of the faces of our Salt Lake City for the carved are forefathers that Tournament Monday, August 2U, til well into the night famous mountainside. the on at the Cannon Stake House locatTournament finals and raitings will be published in this paper next ed in west Salt Lake City. Speakers This banquet marked the first week. Ross and Maurine Saunders of time in history that both the Senteams Clearfield, were guest speakers in ior and Junior the West Point Ward last Sunday have held a combined banquet. 14-Sta- ke Maurine spoke extemporaneously After a steak dinner, trimmings, to fill in for a speaker who was and dessert, honored guests were unable to come. On the same pro- welcomed. They were Joseph F. A gram Miss Isabell Oleson gave a Smith, from the counsel of twelve vocal solo. The two divisional, fourteen apostles; George Q. Morris, also an apostle; Elbert R. Curtis, and stake dance which was held last Driver Young Clark Stohl. Friday, August 1 7, was a great Mrs. Junior Bingham is still The main speaker was Harold success. The object of the dance she accident the had from B. Lee, one of the twelve apostles. was shaking to encourage participation last week. Her two year old son Mr. Lee directed his talk largely of MIA youth. decided to drive the car or at least, on the true definition of education. With the color displayed by to help her, and he did, right into r These sixty-fouteams are the booths and square dancers, Shorty a utlility pole. Car and pole were winners of 2,000 teams which Rosss dance orchestra, and the damaged, but neither Mrs. Bing- played in division tournaments beautiful theme song Come to ham nor her son was injured play-offThe Fair snug by Shurman Benpreceding the These teams come from as far nett, the dance was noted to be a west as Washington, as far east great success. According to Kenas Colorado, and as far north as neth Gardner, chairman, future Canada. dances of this kind are assured. The banquet was sponsored and Mr. Gardner, in behalf of the Clearfield A. B. Luis Montoya, directed by the Priesthood of the committee, said, We felt that the son of Mrs. D. G. Montoya, 206 Colorado Street, Clearfield, has been assigned to the Jet Mechanic School at AmarillfO, Air Force Base, Texas. While there, he will receive specialized training in the Air Forces technical course. He completed his basic training at Parks Air Force Base in California, prior to leaving for this assignment. He is a former student of West High School in Salt Lake City. All-Chur- ch . All-Chur- ch Dance Dig All-Chur- Success s. ch Assigned to School mr E3BA1DY Hera BIRTHS - Funeral services Farmington were held August 16 for Mrs. Lima Louise Seal Hunsaker, 67, former resident of Farmington. She died August LI at her home in Honey ville, Utah. She was bora in Farmington in ls8p. She was daughter of Joseph and Mary (May) Hinman Seal. She married Parley Hunsaker who died in 1030. She was a member of the D.U.P. Honeysuckle Camp, She was also interested in genealogical work and aided in the Iloneyville LDS Ward. Residents or former residents of Farmington who attended her funeral services were Mr. and Mrs. G. Marion Hess, Mrs. Priscilla l'oulton, Mrs. Beth Snow, Mrs. Sadie Hill, all of Salt Lake City; the K. G. Hinmans, Farmington; dance was a great success although and Mrs. Lizzie Maughan of Ogit was the first summer dance ever den, All are cousins of Mrs. Clearfield Sixty Junior Gleaner girls will model in a summer fashion show to be held August The girls are from the North Davis Stake, ami the fashion show will be held at the Stake house. This event is the first of its kind for the Junior Gleaner classes throughout the North Davis Stake, according to Mrs. Jean Kearl, stake director from Clearfield. Stores in Ogden are sponsoring the fashions of all around dress. They are L. R. Samuels, the Bon Marche, and J. C. Penneys. The Clearfield Department store will also assist in this sponsoring. All gills and their mothers are invited to attend this event which will start at 7:60 p.m. - attempted. The Farr West ward won the All enjoyed the lively group of Sweepstakes award in presenting the best and most outstanding square dancers performing for the booth. Also, Mr. Gardner, in be- enthusiastic crowd to the calls half of the square dancers, said, of Jacky Buck from Ogden. pis B&nKnmia. Vtw KleeaflipGp PDaaml 0oos)GtfeG0 K1Va72 KAYSVILLE Mr. and Mrs. John G. Preston announce the arrival of a son, born August 18 at the Hill Field Hospital. Grandparents are, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lundberg, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Preston, Chicago, Illinois. Mrs. Preston was the former Joyce Lundberg. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Miller announce the arrival of a son, born August 21 at the Dee Hospital in Ogden. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Weston Timothy, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Miller, Ogden, greatgrandmother, Mrs. Sarah L. King, Idaho Falls, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Taylor announce the arrival of their first son. born August 20 at Cheyenne, Wyoming where he is stationed with the Air Force. She will be remembered as the former Marie King. Mr. and Mrs. Thornley K. Swan announce the arrival of their first son, born Thursday, August 16 at LDS Hospital. The four sisters at home are very happy to wel- you have not already done so; it's a good idea to have your heating equipment checked soon to be sure ' It is In first class condition for maxi- mum operating efficiency when the) heating season begins. Gas furnaces, of course, are built for long, satisfactory service, but like If any other piece of equipment. It Is advisable at Intervals to have them inspected. It It our suggestion that you havo your FURNACE MAN, PLUMBER or HEATING CONTRACTOR do the fol- lowing worki FLUES See that flues and chimneys are clear, clean and tight FILTERS Replace or clean dirty filters, oil the motors and blowers, and check blower belts. Dirty filters are often a cause of Improper heating and high bills. AUTOMATIC CONTROLS V See that burners, thermostats, safety pilots, and safety limit controls are properly adjusted, and clean and fret from obstructions. come the new brother. Grandmothers are Mrs. George W. Swan, Mrs. W. S. Paine, MAN for Rawleigh business which just became available in Davis county. Good opportunity for willing worker. Apply Itawleighs 0 OD, Denver, Dept. see or Colo., Ralph 'Butterfield, 0S0 E. 2 1st So., Salt Lake City. 7 It. UTG-52-14- 7-- fiIUMTAlKI RJEL SUPPIV (SfJPAHV Serving 68 Utah and Wyoming Communities with Natural Gas |