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Show I a kc Will compete REFLEX-JOURNA- H. and Mrs. Alvey McCul . huigh, Mi and Mis. Lynn Me ( uilough and Mi. and Mrs Wanaid Morton of kaysville attended the McCullough fann'y reunion Saturday at Oak City Canyon near Delta, Utah. Andrea McCullough, daughter of the Alvey McCulloughs, is vis iting this week in Spanish Foi k at the home of her aunt and un- le, Mi and Mis. Ren E. Rosenbaum Saturdav, the I,eix Sjobloms L At Midvale Farmington Harvest Days Thuty thiee contestant fiom the into mountain legion will compete at Midvale Harvest to win Dajh duly 111 and Aug. the Utah Talent Quest and appear on Ted Mach's toast TV broadcast. Among the finalists from this aiea are Dennis Oliver and Kent McMillan, Layton. Talent piogiams will he y Doth Thursday and nights, July 'll and Aug. 1, at the Midvale Kivvanis ltowl, and the winner of each night's contest will win an opportunity to appeal on the Ted Mack show and compete foi nationwide honors. Winners of the Talent Quest will he selected by the howl audience by seciet ballot, a method which has pioved exceedingly popular in the past In addition, the Thuixday night show will include the choice of a Ilaivest Days Queen and her attendants from a large field of entiles. 's Acting as inasteis of of the two bowl shows will he Keif Petersen, radio alen-tinpersonality, and Dan newspaper columnist. Harvest Hays at Midvale will he opened by a childrens parade Thinsdaj. July 81, at 10 a.m. The stieit puiade will stait at 2 p.in , Saturday, August 2, with Abe Schillei, Las Vegas Man of hotelmaii and Rodeo the Year for l'.r.s, riding at the head of the patade as giand marshal An open air dance at the Howl Satuiday night will conclude Harvest Days, and a carnival will operate thiough-ou- t the celebration. 1 st ton-duct- K11-da- icie-monu- e, is Mrs. Alton (Katherine) Rose, reporter Tho JOURNAL-Ju- ly 22, 1958 page 8 Earvorms and Earwigs Wasatch Heights Two new bulletins on the eon- - Control, Extension leaflet No. tied of coin earwomis and ear- - 17. It tiaces the life cycle of de-awigs have just been leleased, the com eai worms andmeth-Stat- e By Joan Elliott -- cubes cuntiol L. the latest S to Utah circling Rogers, Extension 'ods. The authois describe the University Phone I5S1-agent for Davis County. jtime when the various ehemiLay tin Mi and 5hs. ,eals will be most effective in leaflet Xo. TJ.'contiolling the coin earworm and family, ado Extension describes .Mai v a, enjoyed a week In Yel- - tVnt,'1 Eaivugx, ely vv r 1 t e n by low stone Paik and anothei 111 detal1 the hablt' of lhe an-- 1 ( oupei ativ E Dorst of the En- Howaid methand the week m Afton, Wyoming visit- - n?Jin earwigs od and chemicals that aie mo- -t tomology Researc h Division - Hovev Mr mg Miparents, ' Spen-Hove- y Mr. and Mrs. Latere Hrad) . , and Mrs. and daughtei, Jocelyn, of Boise, ie!" Idaho, visited last week at the mi um hiithday on , . 'aton went to Ev- - macto home of Mrs. Hiadys sister, and Mis. Lateine Hinman went to I , July 22, with 12 guests Mr and Mrs Fielding Fnday evening to visit dn'U,n' hi other-in-lav- v , retie-hmen- ta n cl amj ciijoymg R E. Lee. with Clean darns who-- e wife A this isitors at neek the gamepast aw ay. Saturday d la- -t eek had just California r am ls Sttphen Vfter spending a niht atul u,Mle at the home of Dell and laiuise lis Hinman anti Bishop Piepaied hv been their dauh- - Alirdn with former attendLeonaui uin"1 Burnham Mis. ne Balk fiorn Knowlton, Extension entomolo- - IControT Sessions weie laiuixes, brothel, M iV"''1' i and Mrs. and , tei Arjaeolf p7t(7n IF and Mi Cams funeral sorv Don Hoyt, and two sons ftom d . Mi at S.ta.!e University, evei yone in this aiea who is of I'boemx. Mn. Ii and Mt- -. Rol.eit F. V Li.,I'ak.e M, Chntian- - Loan, ,Ltah San Hei nardirio, Calif. Contiol Earwigs, cov- - raisin am Mis niother. I iltle of an ,d,es ftner (hristine Parrish, ompamed By live ol sen and tanul, 7to aleria. eis all types of contiol meth-- 1 The Sacrament Service Sunhlake,lmm .Saffoid, MX children pioceeded on Ogden, visited a few days this benjamin -- Both of these new bulletins Afton, yo - oils and will be valuable aid to day evening foi the Farming-to- week s ' an Aiuona UlaKe. neniamin to Jai kxon Lake to enjoy camp- at the home of Mr. and with Mi and Mi- - Soon navis ( ounty residents in get- - are available free at the local wards was under the direc- Atr-ming toi a thiee months Tuesday jleft Ini Svnder mg, hoatmg, watei sluing, and Cei llovev included an over- - 'tmg i id of earwigs. tion of the Davis Stake High JoAnn dreen and Denny '! to Europe. jeounty agents office located at loafing for one week. They night stay at the home of Mis. just Council. Speakers for the North dreen fiom Twin Falls, and Mrs. Blanche Wilcox, her m turned home on Sunday, July Hovt.vs patents. Mi The second bulletin, just offithe Couit House in Faimington, Faimington service was Roget DeAnn ( hailynn, and Mrs. o. Thompson fiom St the pi ess, is, Corn Earwomi phone 2.2, ext. 42. high Sandall, of Kaysville, Lyle Lemmon. thony, Idaho, visited last weekjkhoda Dyches, of Bountiful, aie council repi esentativc, and a few days in Idaho, d. Webster. Phillip Haihet at the home of their aunt andjv lsitmir and Hon Tingey were the speak-i- - uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Celey O Newcomers to Farmington are Second Baum. in the Farmington Mis Mana Lmcheholden and waid. Mi. Hai her sc i veil on a Mr. and Mrs. Robert Xeuman,M)ll f Holland. Mis. Lin- ll- lives in the -- nial mission to the Western States and hoys and Mi. and Mis. and Mr. Tingey to Australia. lam DeAioom went to Salt apaitnient at the west of the Mrs Claude kirtland was in Lake on Satuiday and met withi,,),) home of Mis Florence Bar-M- i. and Mis. William DeVioom, ton charge. Mr. and Mrs. Milton J. Hess Jr , and Mi and Mis John De isitors this past week at the and family, Mi. and Mrs. Le Vioom and then families foi a home of Mis Ellon William drand diegoiy and family and patty at Libeity Iaik honoring have been hei son and daugli- LA ON STORE Di and Mis. Hob Kdpack aie then mothei, Mj s. DeYioom, Mi and Mis 0-- ho will whose m week buthdav Satuiday, mond W llliams fiom San Ma-t- i Wyoming spending this I fishing and camping out on the Judy 21 Over the week-en- d o, Calif Mary Ethel and Hearold dreg-i- i Mis Williams, son and dreys Rivet. C daugh y and chihiien, Walte r and tei Harden and Marilyn Herndon Mi and Mrs lvian end family of law Angeles, Calilckie, v lsited in h amimgton on, Williams of Deal ,, fornia, aie visiting Haidms vunday with Mi and Mis hei and mothei, Mis. Maiy Htnnion The following Bov Scouts of ReuMr and Mrs Merrill Henry Ins brothel. Dr Ted (. th(, N(i, th Fa, nu t;,n xvard t,n. and family ol Denve, a.e visit- nion in 1iovo, en loute to 5 ,a Yellowstone wpek stone Park. mg then parents, Mr. and 1a. Rov i A,,( IUlkjull Mr. and Mrs. Oral Snyder and ' Ba. I,pWa Cuitis l.an kdull, Bouine, Mr. Mrs. Robert Neu- family and Duane Millet, son Brohel Lr Knoc Fulmpl Mi and family and Suk1,s, oIkm Lany and daughtei Sheri y man John Wayne laioi, )erooni will,IMuhatdv llevs, Alan spent last week at Kish Lake M is. W i ham Ste IJol, , utl(11 Penny Bradley fell off trom leave Thursday for a lew .lays, Moon Stalll.shl nm U) her bicycle a week ago and boating and f.shmg at and (;,dllt R( Tantiei Steven Mmm and Reed Iloyd weie the supei viscn s A isitors on Sunday al th homo of Mi and Mis lloitm Millei weie Mi and Mis Join Allvum and Mi- - M J Tayloi A luncheon was given on Thut-da- v Mi- hv Letiianc William (iiegoiy for Mi- Wallace of Reikeley, Califoinia vwvvy y Othei gue-t- s were foi mei -- ehoo tvyw "'swio cs li lends, Mrs Way tie Winegar Mis deoige Kel-tiool Lav f ton and Mis Kale Smith, y. y 4&X X i JrXXJE: Sc, "ton' 1 ue-d- ay pa-se- vi-it- son-in-la- n.l'TL ,cc-s- n i , i s Ix-Ro- y The Neiv Fall Look In Piece Goods . f make tlie new slieatli skirt today! wear it tomorrow! iranmoMtiY! rrtls i m - yoodUxv mmtmmmrnmm iOHKi HOLT WOVEN GINGHAMS! BROADCLOTHS, MORE! news items By Loretta Johnson By Joan Elliott Phone 158 Layton Fiom July 12th t hi u July 2(th, Mrs. Fine-- 1 W illden and children, 122s Manlyn, edited Mi- - W illdens patent-- , Ah end AH- - Fred Jorgen-odun iiison, I tali and Air. W illdens pan nt- - of Mayfield, Utah Mrs. Harley Anderson, 1257 Alaidyn Drive, was unexpectedly notified that hei husband C Hailey Andeison. uhi Sgt t'rense - Resistant Cotton! Embossed ('ottons! Crepe! Denims! Prints, solids tor every thing from school fashion to chemi--eii- e Machine to cafes! u ash. 30c And 43c Yard Hi inches wide n, is pie-ent- ly attending RK(ilI-ATEI- Anny Advonc Presto Pattern No. 8761 79 A'akima at camp Washington, would undeigo an emeigency operation. Alts left for Yakima on Thui-da.July 17th ami the opetation ha- - -- mce been tenned Re-e- ) ClNffHAMS ie An-lei-- FOR SUCH A TINY SUM, PENNEY'S Yard y, Pen. lev s thoroughbre combed cottons . out- cce--ful. . 10 v Jeilo Crease-resistan- 'n Cleaned Shrimp Mandarin Oranges Pickles Kosher, 'z All Finc- No. -t Quality JULY IHKl , vva 'h lift le or no iron . Machine and Colorings ! W Wth 24th 88 yard crease-resistan- t! 44-4- 5 inches wide yard skirt in Penney's wonder washable woolens costs only 2.98 A 1 98 yard wide 85 wool, 15 nylon. Machine washable, crease-resistan- t. Beauties. Prints Rich in Depth a look of Wool. 5t Inches PRINTS $1.29 a Yard SOLIDS $1.C0 a Yard WEEKEND SIZZLERS WOMENS SPORTSWEAR CLEARANCE Jamaica Shorts Gallon Macs Soda Water Cookies by Purity Palmolive Soap perlorm-anee- Sew a wardrobe of slim-lin- e e skirts in Milhkens Iridescent Suitings in beautiful bold brilliances. Hand washable, Checks, plaids, stripes, coordinating solids. rayon-acetat- . satilitv, value! t t, eat 1 ROY CORDUROYS Uoj alty !y Dill vv beauties Pears Hearts Delight, No 2 Fruit Cocktail Hearts Delight, for standing (), BEAUTIFUL SUITINGS INCOMPARABLY $1.22 COTTON Assorted Trays MI DC A EPS $1.44 Tapered Ankle Length Slacks $1.99 Fireworks Cotton Skirts $2.CG-$2.4- 4 Miracle Whip Terrific Savings AIR CONDITIONED by REFRIGERATION Girls' Sportswear ROYS' HEFTY 1334 OUNCE JEANS $1.77 Siex Store Hours Mon., Thurs., 75 E. 2nd N. S IM. Fri., KAYSVILLE A.M. 6:30 -- and Sat., Slim 'n Jeans '1 (i to Hi. rim Western Cut in the Strongest Cotton Denim made. Sanforized. |
