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Show SKYLINE Subdivision REFLEX-JOURNA- SP Male Chorus performance Slated for 2 Layton vards The L Mrs. I.ee (Loretta) Johnson spendt n g the past v m king in San Diego, Phone 1253 to spend the summer in plans let Chai Adams, Lajton Layton The Southern Pacific years. They have also piesent-Mal- e Don- Lajton. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. from Chorus of Ogden will pre- - ed many programs and shows Mrs. Charles Selleneit and ald 1L Adams, returned sent two sacrament meeting for various church orgamza and two after week Stephanie ihihlien, last California sermons of Music and Song tions, civic clubs, hospitals, rest Mrs. Lee Bohlij , have been the guests of Telephone 853-- J (Loretta) Johnson, reporter homes, TB sanatarium, county in Layton Sunday. Adams Donald Mis. Mr. and InThe first meeting will he at infirmary, Intel mountain foi the past week. The dian School at Brigham, vetaie fiom Salt Lake City. the LDS Eighth and Fust Ward erans and shrineis hospitals in 5 p.m. Yy Evans, at chapel honored Cecil Barton Mrs. Salt Lake City and also several will choius member, piesule. a her father, Dick Adams, at chorus member, radio programs for the open Mondaj Ken Mun ay, soloist. family A group door shut ins program heard tenor will be evening at her home, 75s E of talented young ladies known every Sunday over KVOG. Adams. The occasion was Mr. Members of the chorus come as the Walquist Melodettes Adams birthday. from the area from Kaysville Junior the from High Walquist The Belief ristic Club will will be featuied. on the south, to Pleasant View Mr. Welling taught in BounLayton The Crestview Elemeet Tuesday evening at the school, Ogden, be on the north and includes men mentary school in Layton will tiful and the Layton Elemenwill second The meeting Mis. Ltansie. Mrs. home of Jay7 EDS Seventh Ward from all walks of life. have a new principal for the tary school before assuming the lack Cook will give the book at the will commence at The public is invited to at- vear I!i5x-and as Lawrence Well- position of Principal when the lev lew and refieshments will Chapel Gael 7 p.m. Campbell, chorus tend these two Layton meet- ing, piesent principal, has been Crestview school was built two be served by the hostess. and partake of the spirita years leave of ab- years ago. Mr. Berg also joined member, will preside. John Jen- ings Miss Charlet Adams and Miss ual be present- granted sence to join a research group the Crestview faculty when the sen, choius member, will be ed music that will that night. Nancy Madsen, Faimington, baritone soloist. The Walquist at the University of Utah. Har- school was first opened havspent the weekend in Elko, Melodettes will also lie feaold Beig, fouith grade teacher ing taught at Layton ElemenNevada. at the school, has been named tary and in California prior to tured at this meeting. WITH A Maurice Scof field has been in by the Davis County School that time. Owen E. Rouse, choius directhe Dee Hospital in Ogden for tor, has ptepared special musihoard to assume the position quick recovery the past week for observation. cal sei mons for these two meetduring Mr. Wellings leave ol absence. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Miller ings. Miss Janet Rhees will he The reseaich group that Mr. attended the funeial of Mrs accompanist and Wayne Welling will join is sponsored Miller's father, William Anderoigamst. by the United States DepartWATER HEATER This will he the fust appearson, s;t, on Finlay, May in, in ment of Education and the ance of this well known group Logan. Mr. Anderson, an of Utah and will asin the Logan Temple, of male singers in the Layton sess the quality of teaching had been ill for the past six aica. They have presented then Layton New officeis for the with emphasis being placed on weeks. Others attending the! sei moils of "Music and Song" Lion The Layton Lady were elect- the elementary7 Layton (Tub in schools. The funeial fiom Layton were Mi. in chapels throughout Utah ed last weekLayton Lions met at the Canton Cafe, with Earl W main offices of the will n Eay-toMis group I.eland Their Idaho. of Mrs. and and puits Watt, ask your dealer Tucker, manager of the Ben he at the University of Utah Thursday, May 15, for the inAda Adams and Mis. Geitrude of new officers. Those or plumber now appeal ance will make a Franklin stole, named as pieM-deii- hut will also do woik in stallationthe Woods. total of UM such sei mons. They new offices were B. Young, fust Los they taking Phillip Denver. and Angeles Miss Bonnie Rae Walker was have furnished the music for Anderson, Faye JohnElmer TRADE IN honmed president; Aftvice WHALE president; Donby her mother, Mis. seveial stake and ward con- son, secietary-treasurevice on Owen Young, Ezia include rectors president; Jones, Ray Walker, on her tenth birth-- j ferences eluting the past five Layton, Lion tamer; and Rich-ai- Bud Chynoweth, Geoige John- na Johnson, secretary and treasALLOWANCE dav Tuesday after school at ai son, Alien Jones and past pres- urer; Maigaret Tucker, parliaYoung, Tad twister. friends enlor your oldvater heater di- - ident, Dick paity. Twenty-fiv- e of Members mentarian; and Bessie Layton, hoard the of Purcell. was Marv Robinson historian. Members of the joyed harhecues, cake and nel Mrs. t hostess Kmlay evening lot ci earn at the Walker home. Mabel are of hoard directors at Iullmer's Cafe for the Mrs. Walker, Bonnie Ray Martha Jones, Joy Purcell, NEWS LAYTON CHURCH WilBlanche s guests, following Rae Walkei and Suanne Wilden and Bobbie Johnson. attended Janet Ronsons liams, Gladys Wilde, Ann Ryer-sog Joy presidident and Gloua Otterstrom, Dance Reciew at the Ben Loofficiated in the instalWilden YMMIA mond High School in Ogden on Layton; Velma Giles, Eldma Layton-Ne- w officeis in the Layton Fust Waid YMMIA lations and also served on the of which committee Fiulay evening. Tap, ballet Parkin, and Maltha Kent, sustained with the teleaxe of l.aYell Kennington, nominating weie Sunday CO & LIGHT UTAH POWER and modem dance was featuied Kay.sville. of Hazel Massey, Masuperintendent; Richard Fawcett and Ted IIiKtead, counselors, consisted and Russell Meacham, secretary. Those sustained were Lester id Pm cell and Mis. Wilden. Ford, superintendent; Lee Johnson, age group counselor; Ted Hilstead, activity counselor and Merrill S. Seeley, secretary. Others sustained to positions in the organization included Hope, like the gleaming tapers Melvin Jacobsen, activity drioctor; Jay 0. AVilley, Explorer light, Adorns and cheers our way; leader; Norman Broadbrent, scoutmaster; Jerry Jackson and And still, as darker grows the Jan Thurston, assistant scoutmasters. night, Emits a brighter tay. Oliver Goldsmith. Layton Gary Barker was presented with one of the highest aw aids a hoy can receive when he received his Duty to God awaid in the Seventh Ward Sacrament -- civ ice, Sunday May 11. Bishop Kenneth BraiUford presented the awaid ol Gaiy is the son of Mi. and Mis. Leo Baikei By i ts HOT WA? Harold Berg appointed Principal at Crestview TIMES AS FAST Earl Tucker Heads Layton ELECTRIC Lions Club Uni-veisi- ty JOURNAL-M- ay 20, 1958 Page 2 Introductory Special yu " V- - NU-WOO- D uecoralor TILE Ceiling Tile Layton Lady Lions elect t; r; d din-ne- Sim-nmn- Out-goin- New Officers Looks like the most expensive fissured tile, costs far less. Beige and grey design. Regularly 19 l2$ per sq. foot. On sale for 5 days . . May 22 to May 27 only , LUCKY LAYTQIi Penneys Receives Duty to God" Award Layton Stone Plenty Fine Parking in Rear of Store Thurs., Friday, Saturday mmm mn may aapirj First Fireside Layton in the Fust Ward - was held SunLayton day at the home of Mr. and Mrs Ernest Woffinden. Wilma VYoffinden assisted by Roger Lowry presented the evening progiam which was a review (if the year's work. Layton- Closing R. S. Social Layton The Layton Fifth Ward Relief Society has planned a dosing social for Wednesday afternoon, May 2s. Theie vvil be a progiam and lunch and visiting teachers who have had BH1T teaching the past yea will be honoied, according to Mrs. Afton Miller, piexident. Leyton Stake R. S. Conference Layton Two members of the Relief Society Gent r a' Board, Mrs. Alberta H. Christensen and Mrs. Afton W. Hunl will be in attendance at the Layton Stake Relief Society Con feience planned for Satuiday, May 2t, at the White Chapel. Executive officeis will meet with Mrs. Christensen and a.m and the Stake Board at 10:30. The Mrs. Hunt at general session for all officers and teachers in the Stake will start at one p.m. Music for the convention will be furnished by the Stake Singing Mothers chorus. Lunch for the Stake Boaid and guests, and refreshments for the general session will he prepared and served by members of the Primary Stake Board. LUXURY LOOK SPORT SHIRTS HEFTY 1 3 3 OUNCE DENIMS $1 50 $1 44 Heres real Penney value. Chromespun and cotton sport shirts that have the luxury look of silk. 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