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Show Thb page 8 JOURNAL-Aug.12,19- 58 Letter to Editor Tribute to Ray J. Dawson latJ' Joins Milking Cub Scout den Shorthorn group I.ayton -- Cub Scout Den No. Delbert II. Stearns, Layton Look Reach, Calif. (FHTN'C) Layton, will meet at the home of has been named to Den Mother, Mrs. Melba R. their machinists Fuit, in Gary the American membership Aircraft Avenue, mate fireman, USX, son of Mr. Milking Shorthorn Society re- rowan, and Mis. Albert M. Fuit of cently, tV. K. liixun, Secretary at 10 oclock Thursday morning, They will cook Clearfield, aboard the destroy-e- r if tile Society, has announced. August 14th. L'SS Alfred A. Cunningham, not dogs ami have a picnic. joep' returned July ttl to Long Reach tour which took them to Pago; Members of Cub Scout Den Layton- - All four-wheowners of Davis County are Samoa and No. s are: David Hawhes, Pago, American invited to attend the Layton Wellington, New Zealand. In chad Cowan, David Wright, e addition, Jeep Patrol picnic at Wildcat, they visited Hong Jimmy Wright, Allan Hess, Okinawa and ports in Mark Woodward. Todd and Kong; Flats in the Snow Basin areal, mlles iunnS the overseas Ronnie Bringhurst. japan. Friday evening. Everyone will rendev ius at 7 tun. at Rainbow Gardens before starting up the canyon. The pit nic lunch will be furnished by the Jeep Patrol Club. Anyone interested should call Plenty of Free Parking: :Fred Bradshaw, captain of the r. in Rear of Store p.nt., Jeep Ratiol, after phone 1277-J- . Everything: at Savings! The Jeep Patrol presently numbers 17, but requires a total membership of 7 before an instructor will come to this area to teach the needed classes of Red Cross, law enforcement, and survival. This training is THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY very important for any rescue, emergency, or civil defense work grippers: plastic the Jeep Patrol may be expected to do in the future. soles! - lr To picnic ha ge until we were a do to Doac Filitor, move it in the spiing. Fvei y ol Today, wo of the Assoinldy '((intact nc liad with our God of Layton would life to 'lind, Kay ItawMJii, made out ahout our iccling express appii'ciate him more. Not too landlord and tiieiul, Kay many people can be your son, who lias just passed and friend at the same but, winds are inadequate, and we the Assembly of time, made of all the friends we haw have appreciated itiod leople in Layton, lie, we believe, was and loved Ray Lawson, and we six here eame We best. our of ace going to miss him in the years ago, am small a (Troup future, but we have bad the (did people wlm privilege of knowing lie was our .. own Wd.ship (.0.1 rn our we than! Ray Dawson saw that Wito Lot; privilege. us and helped that place Rev. Donald Ciaig, the building up so that it was, pastor suitable for a chapel. The year Lilly M. Strayer, the car hit the front of the building ami tore it to pieces, he did everything in bis power and Congregation to get it back into condition; Layton Assembly of God fast so that we could continue ( Gary Fuit serves In West Pacific Jeep owners invited i LAYTON STORE .rivndntl SADDLF ladies riding HOLDING FLAG OF ROO S club are, l.dt to right, Aleene Itodilv, Kathryn Nalder and and shirlo I hot. '1 lie ladle . will go to liichl icld August Di lor the state riding club meet where they will partici pate in parade, drill and individual and team events. Aleene Rodily will take part in the trail class, Reth Waite and Kathryn Nalder in the pleasure class; and Donna Stoddard and Annie Flint. Flag colors are turquoise, blue and white. N I f-- unai . our services, lie had a chance! two years ago to rent the build-- 1 Rosewood, Dawson, Ronald, Phillips, Knowlton, Morgan, Gentile, Flint, Rainbow, ing to a commercial business! o paying and because we were U B move to not able at that time or start building our own tz church, he turned them down ami told us we could stay as long as we needed to. When we did move last October, he let Whitesides, Owen, Hawthorn, Sill, Aspen, Green, Willow Elm, Yerdeland, Hill Field Road, the trailer stay there without M rs. David Adams, .7 15 by Joan Elliott Southjwill return home via train on Phone 1581-Main, Mrs. Mary Barber and Sunday, August 17th. Mr. and Mrs. C. U. Meaeham 'Mrs. Lori Ann Holbrook were Kaysville A tour of Bryce, for the miscella- are entertaining their daughter, Zion and Cedar Breaks, the ot o bridal Mrs he shower neons Grace in Mr. and Mrs. birthday and given Mantj and St GeolRl. L1)S ternDon Grant and grandson, Craig,! honor ol Vuuiia Yee (,ray on Lorbes, East Layton. On the ,es ia on the da for 4, of Downey, California. This Monday evening, August 4th. follow. ng Tuesday, August nth, 0,.ls from the Raysville Fifth week Mr. Grant and Howard O guests were present tor the Mrs. Lorhes sister, Jesse Rob-.- y d Denny are fishing in Montana shower which was held on the bins marked her birthday by touts aie being ar- Special Adams two Forbes Mrs. and while Mrs. Grant visits with patio. joining her friends and relatives. She Accompanied bv Mrs. Sorcn- - other sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth I"3": teniplct, and f oust langers at alll Mrs- Mabel e is the ave planned a touI Layton At the regular Jay-ee- a 1B71 former Colleen Meaeham, sons parents, Mr. and Mrs.Snlltha visit to the SaltLayton, .V1 Lake of Davis Grover cn;' )n: High Montague of Tnyson, graduate meeting on Monday evening, " LDK followed v School. Mr. Grant graduated were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Temple, by August 4, Floyd liuekley Gills will be accompanied by Les Hammond as a from DIIS in 1B4S. He is pres- ensen, lin Ronald, during their dinner at Harmon s Restaurant.! A baby girl was born to Mr. .Kendall Knee, Mis. Maryr W in in an as vacation Las direcof ently board employed Vegas, analyst member of the bea Johnson, Mrs. IBM department of Hughes Los Angeles, and San Francisco an! Mrs. John Hill on July noth ers- tor of the Layton Jaycees. BeFI Regina, Canada. Mrs. Hill Leola I rigmore and Airs. Kath- where they visited Mrs. Soren-l- " Segundo. cause of his numerous worth- Aircraft, he former Mary Dawson, wen Blamires. Mr. and Mrs. Archie lam, sons Relatives. Presently the1 while activities, Mr. Hammond 'The - Sorensons .'ITS South aecomFort proud grandmothers are an are to Lane, not able was he entertaining give felt panied by Mrs. Lows parents friends from Las Vegas, Mr. 'Mrs. Ray J. Dawson of Layton adequate amount of attention of Logan, spent last week in and Airs. Jack Fairless, former aM,l Airs. Pearl Hill of Kays- to the position; therefore, he ville. Vellowstone Dark. A total of 84 'residents of this area. Kaysville resigned. Reunion ot the descendants reportable diseases were listed How Airs. and ard Denny sons, from Kecentlv their returning In answer to the Layton City Charles anil an o(' hira Alder in Davis County last week. Of Chad, of Salt Lake vacation trip to Council request that the Jay-eee- s Rol,i,ls 'v:is at the (ld he . there are spending the week were five cases Angeles, and ,'vernmht in pltin'e have a display at the City Mr. Field Road in Lay- - of chicken pox; seven of meas- Air. Ras Wgas w ere Mr and Airs with 0,yHill Denny's parents. Ladd this Fair year, County and Mrs. five Wol kman, I"'; Ronald" i1'1 "n Sunday afternoon, Aug- les; Hi, strep. infections Seoffield, president of the Jay- Fort Lane. Albeit Denny, South 77 were present. loth. lust influenza; one cancer. Work-neFraiu the iseo. as cees, appointed Bill Vincent .Mr. and Airs. Arlo Hinckley mans met their door chairman of the Fair commitand son, Yerdeland Dark, were neighbors Air. and Mrs. Van committeemen with tee, along in Yellowstone Park last week. 87 Ronald, an,j family, Gordon Reese from the Garden n Accompanied by Mr. and M rs. and accompanied them to Club and L. L. Clark, head oi Jensen and daughter, ilJaMk, California to visit at the Farmington Funeral ser- - and one stake mission, the Art Guild. Mr. Seoffield Air. and Mrs. Larry home of Airs. Voss Mickey, parents. Air. vices for Ernest. Banish were The family moved back to said, They will make a dis- Swenson and daughters JoAnne and Mrs. Claude Thomas. leonducted Thursday in Salt I tail, settling in Farmington. play, using water as the theme, a the Seventeenth spent which will be a credit to Lay-to- and Rebecca, 80s Owens, Sew and Sew s, a branch The days fishing in Armstead, of the Club went to LaCity for the Davis County jfmir Montana befoie proceeding to on Thursday, July 81st Fair. Mr. Banish, so, died at goon a.jJel Alma, John R., Farming-t- o Virginia City and Yellowstone swim and picnic. The twelve nl. at his residence in Salt Lake'1'"'; Mrs. Alelvin Pilling, Alls. It was announced that a ta,Park. In Idaho Pocatello, they were accompanied Mountain by of a heart ailment. oral membership meeting will visited Airs. Swensons girls Thompson, jOaklie Rebecca Day, Miss leaders. their Airs. be held next Monday, August Mrs. Charles Dickson andsisters, View, Alberta, Canada; famHe was born Aug. 8, ls77 in Jack P. Ward, Papeete, Tahiti; 31th. One phase of the Jaycee ily of nine children, and Mrs. Miss Ann Dibble, and Miss Plof a son and Joel Centerville, Airs. Ruth Wahlstrom, Los Anorientation program will be George Anderson and family. an Thornley. Emma Ford Parrish. On March Visiting at the home of Air. 80, HKD he married Roseltha geles, Calif.; Mrs. Grant presented by two Charter mem- While in Armstead Mrs. SwenStockton, Calif.; Mrs. Albers, David Whitesides and son caught a 17 inch German and Mrs. Jess Stevenson, West Jot dan in the Salt Lake Tembert Grundell, Mrs. Heber G. Glen Burnham, who will demon- Brown and a 17 inch Rainbow, Gentile, is their daughter and ple, Church of Jesus Christ ol Wosley, Salt Lake state the proper function and with City; 70 daughter Rebecca record- Beecher nd Air. and Mrs. Verl- Latter day Saints. a committee. of in a three operation granddaughs wasa,';grandchildren; ing as her first trout caught, beAnne, Jaclynne, a n p,.",,.,1 ,1 BP,, inch Rainbow. Everyones Batnm 1 lf ettb.echt, Maishfield, Mass. m Kennewick, l; t caught their limit, said Mrs. aula is Mrs. Stevenson .Washington. Swenson. fo'nier Arlene Stevenson, Rained out and returning!1 a home graduate of Davis High .called to pioneer an irrigation; V"' ,a f on evening, July Sunday Farmington Amasa R. How -- 7th, after four Beecher is division athool. flt Mountain View, Al-iard, incumbent, and Elmer S. Fremont Lake, days fishingwere:malla''' "f he Prudential Life Bmiulwas in the Centeiwlle Wyoming. 1,1 anada- " hlle at Mmin- - jty ( Arbuckle, were chosen oy the Air. Insurance for the eenieeiy Company and Mrs. Mel Jacobsen and county Democrats as the caniew he was a lanchei. of Washington. 8.78 jain Owens, ;sae family, aeonipanied On didates to run on the Primary; Aug. 18, Bits, Private Mrs. Jacobsens sister. Airs.! Mr. and Mrs. Jess Stevenson and served two church missions Opha AI. Johnson became the ticket for the position of Jus-jfrom wind received Danielson and Ban and their .have family first woman to he sworn into tice of the peace in the South Air. and Airs. Boh Wertz andson, Captain Sharn the Alarine Corps Womens ReDavis precinct. all of Salt Bake City.1 son, stationed with serve. The two candidates were chos- family, Allen Lowry, engineer at Hill Force in Formosa, that he nar- en during the partys conven- AFB, has been transferred to rowly escaped the wrath of "Ppgjpc On Aug. -, 1047, the JapanDavis gf the at tion Friday night Grou n d s , 'Typhoon Alice which hit the! Proving Pugway 1 The jus-- ijtav. ese garrison at Alill Atoll, MarCounty Courthouse. All Mrs. and three island last week. San Diego, Calif. FIITXO shall Islands, surrendered tice of the peace post was the!isons Bert, Lowry and John, native homes were swept nearby away Ray N. Christensen, apprentice Stephen, the Navy? USS Levy. only one for which there were will join Air. Lowry ut I lugway how ever. (apt. Stevensons petty officer third class, more than two candidates. ESN,; .home is located on the Air Base son of Mr. and Airs. Evan ithis week. P.' Speakers at the convention Ifc. Bert Bowry was disValeria! of Hot; Christensen were David S. King, nominee Alice bamboo fence 1)ri damaged h.s from the U.S. Army on ,s scheduit,(i to Layt for the Second District con-- ! charged ( apt. Stevenson also 1th after two years ser- only. 'Augm y, from R(.(.ruit July gressional seat, and Brigham that the Formosa 17 months of which he Training at the Naval TrainE. Roberts, candidate for U.S. vice, was near Munich typhoon season is from August ing Center, San Diego, Calif. stationed Senate. to October every year. (Germany. During his army Apprentice petty officers are Airs. Edward P. Layton, O'is Pfc. Lowry received six from the ranks of the chsen Back in U.S. West .17 caliber for her Gentile, visiting trophies pistol C,m-an- d rei'Iuit to seama" ,lTv AI; Airs. On mai kmanship. Coltrin, and Saturday, sister. ommanders ( The .July t'llth, the Ixiwry family several nieces nephews in P.any haaed on individual apU-- ; Far East Shedf10" tiavelled to FI Paso, Texas to San Francisco, and leadership qualities. San Diego, Calif. (FHTN'C) visit Paul Lowry, who is a E. Kelley, seaman, I.S. border patrolman and RoDonald USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. ger Lowry, a college student Aaron A. Sieler, of 104 N. Lake-a- t El Paso. They returned view Dr., Clearfield, returned home on Friday, August 1st July 'Ti to San Diego, Califor-- 1 after viewing 'the Carlsbad Made with Scoria, a supernia. aboard the destroyer tender. Caverns and the bullfights in ior Volcanic aggregate. USS Prairie after completing; Juarez, .Mexico. On Sunday, a tour of duty in the Far Fast. August 8rd, the Lowrys attendDuring her overseas duty, the ed the Lowry family reunion at Prairie visited Hong Kong; Su- Libel ty Paik in Salt Lake City. e descendants were bic Bay, P. 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