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Show The 23, 1958 Page Journal-Se- pt, 8 Hilltop PTA Chooses Hew officers KAYSVILLE CHURCH NEWS R, S. begins fall term Layton A new slate of ofhas been announced for Kav.-ill- e The Fourth Ward Relief Society will ficers the Hilltop Elementary School teacher Association by begin fall ireet'ngs Wednesday, October 1, with r- rerort meeting at 10 a. m. and regular meeting T'Sgt. James Black, president. They include Mrs. Helen Madat 10 '"A With tl e exception of the first meeting of den, f'rst vice president, printc will at 10, according eiih mo th, meeting begin cipal Forre-- t Barger, second FNev'n vice president; Mrs William president. Tl e Si'-tWard will hold opening social Monday, Mu. he, secretary; M Pgt, Lloyd v th a brunch at 10 followed bv a short Kinney, treasurer; Mrs. B. Z. St it i"1 ' " health chairman; Went'and, I .W' rt ew given bv Mrs. Oma Wilcox. Lavton. Mrs. Samuel Dunian, magaz.ne; Of i icons and teachers of the Sixth Ward Relief Mrs. William L. Pederson, hosNMt( will bo guests of honor at a luncheon on Sep- pitality, Mrs. Mary Oden, room representative; Mr. and Mrs tember 2" at the home of Mrs. Seth Stewart. Carl White, safety committee; Mrs. James E. OConnor, membership chairman; Mrs. Donald Scott, publicity; Mrs, Jav Love, historian; and Mrs. Helen MadSecond Ward Primary Seagull girls den, program. will welcome the Larks into the homebuilding program Parent-Teache- ReT 2, Priroarias Prepare Welcomes Best sellers can be h est friend s Kaysville New books on the The G eengage Summi shelves at the Kaysville Library den; "Kalene, Booth. include: Light fiction: ' Gunn: Biown i "The Creek, Best Sellers: Howard, uh-t I ttor," Si Fiction: ti Truch, F'l.-The Enemv Camp. Weid-ma- ' Y ear to R e m e m h e i "The inthrop Women", ' 4 'the "Sue An hew-- , ( , u Anna Seton: The Time of the The Inm-t- u Noble; "The Diagons", "YliU.v I', e ry, Ntu'aoci; Portugue-Bridge; 'I n Lodge, Yalnke, "Ln-- ' "Chez Pavan Llewellyn; Ke-, rue m I v, o Rmk; Cither Fiction: V ai 'h on o er th atoi Frank " nn "d tl e II ii SlaughD i i "Daybreak, and "Seidman Son," Moll,; ir Mi F'fre-h- ; ter; -Lues the Thunder, Helen iience fiction: "S'ow Topping Miller; "The Travesl of Jamie McPheeter, Taylor; "Tie Caen Molt u.'uni," I hortie-- s oi id," Garson; Daughter of Eve, o; tan lUitn, u- Kun nd Ch the "Among Mor-- I Sag., of Ao'ei id's h abulias1 r uitiei ) , Wtbb, The Life of I.ieti7ti Snow, Romney; How ti do Nothing with ko-Youi-elf- ,j odv A1 V ne b niitii: B. arding MammaN l 1 Hiu-e,- Iitzgeiald. " lead' Plan sports i Third Ward Seagulls will welcome Laiks Monday during Primary. Mrs. Lucille Butler is class leader of this ward. Sir'e For pupils At Crestview Lure keen R. S. k sill Lavi bers wi'l honor the presidencies of the various wards with a luncheon Friday, Sentember 26. in the Farmward. Luncheon will be served at ington noon followed bv union meeting at 1:30, First-Secon- d iHa&Whl hjlMkteft. iinrSml rnFlrt Phone r.ir k Flag-Footha- Layton Dr X. F. Hicken of Salt Lake City will be the special guest speaker at the Kiwanis Club meeting to be held at 7.10 pm. Thursday, at the Verdeland Park Municipal Building. The subject of Dr. Hickens talk will be the Basic Science Law which will be presented to the Utah State Legislature next January. According to Dr. Robert Kelly, chairman of the education, fellowship and membership committee, some musical selections are also on the agenda. rry $49.00 a month! low down oaymonl which h( lihly till b u J tg in your proton! truck. r c i1'f v til these lectures The only pickup with 1. Bonus loadspace body 2. Bigger, safer windshield 3. Floating ride cab 4. Widest seat of any 5. Easier to service (.Lively, economical Crestview PTA pm. ' "The parents and teachers will discuss the years program to reach some commoa undersaid Principal Harstandings, old Berg. 111 INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS Get all the hot water you need, economically with a GAS WATER HEATER A y , w 7 y $ -- Wyomng. IIo, per Morten en and -. chldiip,- t B s m. lav gue-tFail Ko! in- -. Like, of Mi. en IN bins dalle liter, M - another Mrs. Orson el e w Mi- Satuiday. -. M- -. - th -- left Hall Wed- - ne dav for bi. Geoige where -- he will spend two weeks vi-- -i it mg her childien and their vw-e- d I' loth'- Tolnnu, in Bountul Thin sd iy. Mr. and Mr- -. Vernell Swan-ge- t weie dinner guests of Mr. end Mi- - Veiduo Nichollas m t V nil-i- d Sat ltd iy evenme. Brent left Monday Fr his heme at Fab Alto, t Mi- lria, after nerdmg t le pa-- t two weeks with his aunt ami uno'e. .Mr. and Mrs. S.evtn and family. Mr. and Mr- -. Art Ilor-le- y attended Vneriean Legion D' families. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Garrett mind family, William Galbraith and sons and Brent nent the weekend hunting in W ' omir g Mr. and 'Ir-- . Henrv McGlinch and rivighteis (yntha, Gaiol Chii-tin- e ; ml aimed home bumliy fiom a week vacation tiin to Lo- - Ange'es, Ca'iforma. 'Ir. and Mrs. Jim Dike, Reno, over the weekNevada, end with her aunt and uncle, -. Col. and Wells Collett. th -- vi-d- with them. 4 Janeal Jonas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eva R. Jonas, will give a 2V minute talk in Layton First Wait! Junior Sunday School eight-year-ol- G-- next Sunday. Relatives from Morgan er in Layton Sunday to see A. Kent Randall, made hish-- 1 op of Lavton LI)S Fir-- t Ward, The Randals al-- o held a supper that evening for the special occasion. E-- CLUB Notes t lub Memheis of the Athena Club and their part-- , neis will enjoy dinner at Harmans Cafe in Salt Lake City hriday, Sept. -- 0 at 7 f pm. Mr- - Newell Hecs is chairman of the annual dinner party, by M- -. Rulon Waite and Mis. Sidney Stewart. Regular meet.ng of the club will lit gm on October 1 at the home of Mis. How aid Bonne-mor- t. Mi- -. Muiiel Reeve- - and Ms. Marlow Keyes will be asMi- Dale es sisting ho-t- e Baiton, Mr- - Dane Miller and Mrs. Onn Blood aie in charge of the piogiam. then- - Kav-vil- Fs rmer should le Consider s Fall irrigation "Where water is available, faimeis should seriously consider irrigating in the fall," Dr. Paul Christensen, Extension conservationist at Utah State University, Logan, advises. "On lands where there Is ne crop, you can fill the soil with moi-tuin the fall. It will rete main there and help insure moisture in the root zone for spring planting. This will help to get the crop off to good start. Plowing the ground in the fall before irrigating will also help you to prepare the seedbed for the following year," Dr. Christensen explains. lie says that farmers shonld also consider fall irrigation of alfalfa, particularly if they can irrigate early enough to allow the surface few inches of soil to dry out. This largely eliminates the hazard of heaving and soil ie ade-oua- Sunflower DIP The Sunflower Kay v lie Camp of Daughters of Pioneers will hold it- - fn-- t meeting of Thur-da- y October the sea-o- n 2 at the home of Mrs Clyde Galley at 2 pm. Mrs. D. Keith Baines and Mi-- s I.inani Barnes The lesaie assisting sons will be given by Mrs. Stella bandall and Mr. Edna Lay-to-- , Club Mrs. Leland Bone enteitained members of the winter-killinGYG Club at her home last He also reminds that salty w eek. and alkali soils can be bleached with fall irrigation. DeLite Pinochle Club Mrs. Rosetta Very much aware of the shortKaysville Sw anger was hostess to mem-bei- s age of water m the state, Dr. of the DeLite Pinochle Christensen urges farmers t Club at her home Wednesday use it to the best advantage when it is available. afternoon. GYG Kay-vil- le M-- pFirstCill i'- ,' ft Mrs. Charles Heywood, Mrs. Ada Wheelwright and Mrs Maunne Russell, Ogden, were luncheon guests Friday of Mrs. George Heywood. Mrs. Jack Rampton attended a luncheon Saturday at the Beau Brummel Restaurant in Salt Lake in honor of Mrs. Joe She spent Galley, Bountiful. last Wednesday visiting her aunt, Mrs. Stella Blake m Orem. Mr. and Mrs. Marlow Keyes and daughter Marilyn returned home from a week vacation trp to Berkeley and San Francisco, California. Mrs. W. H. Humphrevs, Nampa, Idaho; Mr. and Mi- -. Elton G. Hatch and Mr. and Mrs. Otis L. Orton and daug ter Deon, Burley, Idaho, wore weekend guests of Mr and Mrs. Jesse Coulam. They all attended the funeral service of Mrs. Mary N. Taylor in Ogden, Saturday. Herman Swafford has been ill the past week at the "Veterans Hospital in Salt Lake. Mrs. Clyde Biggs and sun, Ogden, is staying at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Halliday for a few weeks while her husband is in Ph Pa., on business. Mrs. Agnes Halliday, Ogden, last week with the Bud She is Buds mother Mr. and Mrs. Heber Wilkins, r, Delta, visited with her Mrs. Florence Lee on bunda,. George Morrison won a blue ribbon on his display of thuk-en- s at the State Fair la-- t week. Mr. and Mrs. Don Edwards and family spent the weekend at Orem, visiting with relatives -- - i s v 'w v flftlbA f 4 - s. , ff e B. Mil'er Is ill at in Ogden She in tives attended ei birthday. Layton First meeting of the Crestview Elementary school P.T. A. will be held Monday evening, October 6, beginning with a sample school lunch for 37c at 7 p. m. and followed by a formal introduction of all teachers and room visits at 8 B Mr- I F the Dee Hi mtal spent the weekend at toe entered the em, i" l Mo Mr- -. Saturday at Utah State Fair and attended the Ice Follie that night Several other rela. friends Meeting set 1REECE MOTOR COMPANY 570 North Main LAYTON, UTAH i Mrs. David Benton. She will also visit with Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Benton. Mr. and Mrs. Riley Bushnell and on Richard, Mr. and Mrs Paul Giles, Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. Don Howard and son will attend the 50th golden wedding anniversary of Mrs. Bushnells parents, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Stewart at Meadow, Saturday, September -- 7. The Exhausted Rooster Club and their wives enjoyed dinner at the Lees Cafe in Bountiful Thursday Eleven evening. couples attended. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Nelson and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Zaugg and daughter Pamela visited in Bountiful "Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Cornell Haacke and children Mrs. George Hey wood entertained a few at a brunch, Wednesday at her home in honor of Mrs. Opal Nielsen's Hear doctor fer d sc n JcArny, Mr. and Mr- -. b Sarnie- - and soil T granddaughter who arrived lat week at the home of Mr. and Kiwanis to Buy An INTERNATIONAL Satuuiuy they went through trie t meetings at Kanab, Heber panogus ( ave Uit.i, My ton, Holhdav, and Mr. and Mrs. Verm-l- l Swanger Menti duiing last week. The - d butu d i in S lit Lure (oik Chetieis attended the th Mi. rp Mi- - B t Mint n. meeting- - at He her Cltv and Mr. and Mi- -, llod bankers II delay F'n I i' 769 Kavsville Mr. and Mis. Virgil Zaugg and daughter Pamela arrived here last week fiom Columbia, South Carolina. He has served for the pat two years w.th the U. S Aimy and has received his discharge. They are vi- - ting at the homes of their parents, Mr and Mis. Glen Nelson and with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zaugg, Clearfield for several weeks before making their home at Clearfield. Mrs. R. W. Benton left for Idaho Falls, Idaho, where she will spend a few weeks with her two sons and their families. She will welcome a new Prmcinal Harold Layton Berg of Crestview Elementary School announces that the Crestview fall athletic program include an will intramural schedule for 4th, 5th and tlth graders, in which every student will paiticipate. will be in Margaret Nil-e- n charge of the girls who will Ball. Superplay Soccer-Kicll vising the boysin are Principal Berg and Eugene OBrien. Quarter-hack- s on the six boys team are: Mackie Nye, Pres. Atkinson, John Layton, Jody Barker, Barry Whitesides, and Grant Sickenger. It is planned to form a team which will represent Crestview m competition with Whitesides elementary School, Hilltop Elementary School and Clearfield's Wasatch Elementary School. Stake Relief Society board mem- s (Norma) Preece By Mrs. Joe i, Id, 1 i F-'- "V-- Frown; , nun- MuV r, "The (lultal of V, Hi r 1' e r t o"Ui ow , - the W est This Hoovei, e- . e- -t (Wom- ' low j; "ihur cloy from the tat' us Dear bby tolunin, c , iil, Tanu'i- - keillf Tuesday, according to Mrs. Dorothy Eggington, class Mr L-- (itrte en m the (.hi " 1 r tin ng tre ft, -- Ekert-Rothot- fiction: Non Home r Rogue Martin Kearl of Lake Tow, Utah. The family spent the day and Mis. John had relatwes visiting last Sunday. They wire Mrs. Mainlands mother, Ms. Myrtle Madsen, and brother, Kay, and also a br ther and sister-in-laand Mrs. Mr at.d family, all Duain Mad-e- n of Tremonton. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Kearl, Mr. were l I, by Keails paer- - over thp v d. They aie Mr and Mrs. Lavton A. 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