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Show September 15, 1959 JOURNAL LAYTON KAYSVILLE NEWS Company from Hayward, California, at the Layton home of TSgt. and Mrs. Jack Campbell last week were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Redam, uncle and aunt of Mrs. Campbell. The Sedams left Thursday for South Dakota where they will continue their vacation. Archery deer hunters from Wasatch Heights included Weston Dahl, 479 Valeria; Marvin Drummond, 763 Sherwood; Irvin Laws, 532 Miller; Seldon Taj lor, 491 Man a; Visitors from and Dean Cow din, 505 Marva. Layton They hunted in Southern Utah. Klamath Falls, Oregon, for Committee members for the a few days at the home of Lav ton LDS Eighth Ward re- Mr. and Mrs. David Burden union last Saturday were Mr. 1437 Scott Circle, were Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Drummond, Burdens sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hill, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Sept. Graduating from Primary and Mrs. Kipp Parker, Mr. in Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Laws, Layton Tenth Ward reand Mrs. Spencer Hovev, and cently was Janice Calton, Mr. and Mrs. Weston Dahl. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Former residents at the re- Deed J. Calton, 1187 Marilyn union included Mr. and Mrs. Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Bill Perkins of Hunter. Approximately 200 attended the Child and family, 1637 Stanreunion which featured a ford, attended the George smorgasbord, games and Clinton Child reunion last dance. Saturday at the Clinton Park. Funeral services for Mrs. There were about 70 famLaSusan Martha Simmons, Lake ily members present. On Jack Mrs. and Mr. bor Day, Shore, Utah County, were held Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Sim- Allen and family, Rosemary mons, who is the mother of Faucett, Shoshone, Idaho; former Layton Eighth Bishop and Mrs. Rosella Jenkins of Lee T. Simmons, died last Gooding, Idaho, visited here Tuesday at her home at the at the Child residence. Duane age of 75. Bishop Simmons and Mr. and Mrs. of son his family now live in BrigDeVore, 1498 ham City, where he is employ- Orville R. Reid Drive, wall enter the er by Thiokol. Salt Lake LS Hospital October 1 to undergo an operation which will remove part of his intestines. Holt news Three-year-ol- De-Vor- e, d Wasatch Heights Attending Brigham Young L'mversity this winter will be Elayne Egan. Orientation 21. will begin September Classes will begin September 2S for Elayne, who is a daughter of Lt. Col. and Mrs. John L. Egan, 527 Daley. Elayne will live at Heritage Hall in Provo. The sixth child wms born September 10 to Mr. and Mrs. Renaldo Gardner, 831 Valeria, at the Dee hospital in Ogden. It was a son, weighing 7 pounds 5 ounces, who will be named Robert Lynn. The grandmothers are Mrs. Khoda Farr, Burley, Idaho, and Mrs. E. H. Gardner, Pocatello. A family September 10 marked the fifth Layton Layton CHURCHES Grocery winners at Waynes Foodtown Night last at the Davis Drive-in week w'ere; James Titus, 616 Wasatch Drive; George Nash, 290 Colonial Drive; George Blatt, Layton; Mrs. Joseph F. Schober, 279 Francis, all of Layton ;Richard McPhersi, 50 Wherry Housing, Walter Turley, Route 1, Cleapfield; Bob Walters, 64 East State, Farmington; Kenneth Perry 229 East 2nd North, Farmington; Frank Harvey, 48 East 2nd North; Dee Durant 167 North 2nd West, Kays-villCecil Holly, Route 1, Ogden; Mrs. Pete Martiniz, 672 East 1100 North, Ogden; and Lester Kelly, 44 South Main, Sunset. Bicycle winner was Ramola Smith, 288 South 100 West, Kaysville. Other toys birthday for Paul Falkner, were won by Joe S. Vigil, 662 son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Valeria Drive; and Karl JohnP. Falkner, 501 Miller, son, 232 Dawson, both in Lay-toe; Has new president, aids back-to-scho- r; ' relaxed on a bedroom extension phon nine new colors . . , to order, call any business office of Mountain States Telephone Glen Dale Church Street birthday dinner party a 31 Laytcn elder Called to Just Arrived s, Slated Welfare Skids Party Sweaters Priesthood Advancement have Sweaters Joseph Jarman New grandson (Continued Kaysville Bursting with joy over the arrival of their first son, born September 12, are Mr. and Mrs. Doyle L. Buhler, Fresno, California. The lad weighed in at 7 lbs 6 oz. They have three daughters Kathy, Sandra and Vickie at home to welcome a brother. Grandparents are Mr. and and Mrs. Walter Buhler, Kaysville, and Mr. and Mrs. John Christensen, Salt Lake City. from Page 1) while the field men pitched them onto the load. His pay for the work was a new pair of shoes. His first paying job was in a carpet factory, where he sat six hours a day at hand loom, weaving stair carpet. From this employment he contributed about forty cents a week for the family of nine. Joseph and a brother and sister left England for Utah in 1881, following an older brother who had crossed the ocean three years previous. Joseph first lived in Kaysville with a farmer, James Whitesides, working for his board, and attended a school. The following year the rest of his family came to Utah. Erminnie Williams, daughter of a prominent Kaysville family, became his wife in 1894. Mrs. .Jarman died in April, 1958. Two of the Jarmans five children are still living. They are Cornell Jarman, Berkley and William Jarman, Beverly Hills. Joe Jarman can still recall dates and occurrences from the past like a history book and enjoys talking about the days past. While still enjoying fairly good health, he doesn't get about as much as a year or two ago. He is being cared by Mr. and Mrs. Neill Sandall, who are now living with him. Mens Club. Being active in the church, Elder Whitesides was tary of the YMMIA secre- in his ward. Friends and relatives are invited to attend. SKIRTS in wool, cotton, corduroy WALKING Nei son of Gordon P. and Suzanne C. Morse Osborne. Survivors include his parents, a sister, Catherine; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Morse, Rockford, Michigan ; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Osborne, Standwood, Michigan; two Mrs. Bertha Neil, Scotville, Michigan; and Mrs. Percy Morse, Ludington, Michigan. and Ivy League Blouses to Match, plain or print . . . Arriving This Week ... BE THE FIRST TO SEE AND WEAR and CAR COATS New Fall Styles and Colors COATS s, Choose one now and lay it away. one-roo- brother and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Mayfield of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, have returned to their home after a visit here. Taking their baby daughter, Judy, to visit her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Cascio, and Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Dixon of Monroe, La., for the and first time were SSgt. Mrs. Joe Dixon, 265 Hawthorne Drive. They will stay in Louisiana for a The Fuggaries month. The Dixons also a picnic party have a son, George 5y2, who Layton Club held in Weber Canyon Sunday. Mrs. Gerald Fitches, 247 Hawthorne, of the Glide Inn Chapter of Layton, was present as were about 60 other members. Sunday evening at a supper party, Sharon Fisher celebrated her tenth birthday. Friends, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Allison and daughter Sandra, were there for the occasion. Sharon is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin C. Fisher, 280 Aspen. Mrs. Mary DeWall, 190 Hawthorne Drive, attended rs. Joe (Norma) Preece Phone 769 Fru Heights 3Irs. Howard Heaton and son, Palo Alto, California have been visiting with his parentl Mr. and 31rs. William Heaton and with her parents in Salt Lake for a few weeks. thi will arrive Howard weekend to join them and visit for a short time before they return to California. by East mission sister-in-la- The Frank Morgan family celebrated his birthday at Echo Dam with an overnight trip Friday and Saturday. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Henry B e u s, Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Golden Morgan and Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan and their families. Fruit Heights Mrs. Dean Billings was sustained as new Kaysville A February and April. Layton Ward Relief Society during Sacrament the of Fifth president ElemMrs. Dean Egbert is pressupper for the Layton meeting Sunday. To serve with Mrs. Billings will be Mrs. entary school PTA will be ident of the PTA, assisted by Clara Krebs, first, and Mrs. Ruby Webb, second counselor; and Mrs. Erma Tucker, secretary. held Thursday, September 17, Mrs. J. H. Field, first vice Mrs. Eva Mrs. are officers Draney, president; Outgoing at 7 p.m. The feature of the president ; Golden Adams, Mary Phelps and Mrs. JoAnn Sprague, counselors; and Mrs. second vice president; Mrs. evening will be a Merla Coulam, secretary. get acquainted program Dean Simmons, secretary-treasureOther changes noted in the Fifth Ward included Verla Mrs. Alan Bennett and for parents, teachers and PTA Raymond, Sunday School coordinator, in place of Mrs. Lois Lola School Lee Rhodes, program; Mrs. Kinsey, members. teacher; committee JoAnn Supper Sprague, Sunday Smith; Carol Collett, Betty Francom, Pearl Richins, Relief Society ill be served at 53c per plate, Mrs. George Rigby, publicity; magazine; 3Jrs. Farrell Law-- ! teachers; Phyllis Long, Relief Society chorister; Ethel Zolwhich parents are in-- ! Mrs. Jack Stevenson and Mrs. after Boyd Charles Whitesides rence, health and safety and linger, Relief Society organist; Vera Walker, magazine rep. . . Mission farewell Sunto visii with teachers Ann Garrison, hospitality; vited teacher representMrs. Ed summer round-up- ; resentative; Marguarite Nichols, visiting day. in home rooms of their Mrs. Elmer Green and Mrs. ative. Stromberg and 3Irs. George James Weathers, membership; Men of the Fifth Ward will cook and serve a welfare G. Ronnenkamp Jr., adult ed- breakfast Saturday, October 3, from 7 to 8:30 a.m. Subsequent dates for the Mrs. George Rytting and Mrs. ueation ; and 3Ir. and Mrs. Roy PTA meetings will be the sec- Calvin Selley, room represenBishop Clinton Zollinger said that not only are the wives ond Thursday of November, tatives; Mrs. Vivian Nalder, Simmons, juvenile protection. of the cooks invited but the general public as well. Guest speakers Sunday of the Fifth Ward Sacrament meeting were Mr. and Mrs. William Gailey who spoke of their New Shipment has experiences while on an LDS mission to the Northwestern States. In other news of the Fifth Ward, it was annuounced that Orwin Draney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Draney will Boyd C. White-sideLayton arrive home from serving in the Argentina LDS Mission for son of Mr. and Mrs. the Fifth Ward. He will give his homecoming address Sun- Maine Whitesides, Layton, day, September 20, at 7 p.m. will be honored at a farewell Dinner testimonial Sunday, Sept. 20, Welfare Dinner for the Third Ward has 1959, at 3:30 p.m. in the Lay-to- n Kaysville been set for Saturday, September 26, at the ward recreation Third Ward Chapel, East hall. Bishops Richard Bowmian urges all ward members of Layton. attend. Elder Whitesides has acSwimming cepted a call to the Eastern Deacons of the Fourth Ward had fun swim-min- g States Mission with headKaysville at the Clearfield pool last Wednesday evening. Rodney quarters in New York City. Felt accompanied the boys to the swimming pool and enjoyed He will enter the mission home the spaghetti dinner at the home of Robert Ashbaker fol- Sept. 28, and leave for New $7.98 Skirts York by train Oct. 5. lowing the swim. And He is a graduate of Davis He a is also graThore were Seminary. pre$8.98 Randy Sparks and Larry Kaysville sented as deacons and Wynn Sparks and Raymond Thorne as duate of Weber College where Match) (to he majored In business and acpriests in the Kaysville Third Ward Sunday evening during Colat While fall colors Weber New counting. service. Sacrament lege, he was secretary of AsFur Collars to Match $1.00 to $10.95 sociated Mens Students and Buhlers was affiliated with Excelsior Lambs Wool, Angora, Nylon n. talkings more Layton Elementary PTA Get -- acquainted set Fifth Ward relief society Visit here from California Page I accompanied trip. them on the Air. and Mrs. George Evans, 876 Church, were recently visited by their son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Evans and son, Michael Infant succumbs Timothy, of Madison, Wisconsin. They spent two weeks in Utah. Mr. Evans has a To illness masters degree in psychoDavid Gordon Layton logy from Wisconsin Univer- Osborne, two months, 2 days, sity where he is now work- 223 Wherry Housing, died on ing on his doctors degree September 9. in the same field. Born June 16, 1959, he was a ti!ESAAYitfle& Sun- day afternoon honoring her son Kermit of Kaysville and Mrs. Harold Layton at the Layton home. 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