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Show 'A t WEEKLY REFLEX-DAV- I NEWS JOURNAL, APRIL 7, 1 977 IS Dr. and Mrs. David Warden flew to Phoenix, Arizona where they spent five days. Dr. Warden attended Cardiology Medical Conference. Mrs. Wanda Seeley and her mother, Mrs. Pearl Edstrom of Rexburg, Idaho enjoyed a LDS Temple tour with the James Tours. They visited the Mrs. David Sanders and daughters, Jen and Judi and son Mark, attended the blessing and naming of her brother's son who was named Joshua Lyman at the Clinton LDS Ward Chapel. Joshua is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Rick Lyman. Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs Henry Nieman were Mr. and Mrs. Neils and two children and Mr. and Mrs Ray Miles and daughter Sheila and her son, for four days. Miss Ruth Bowman underwent major surgery last week at the LDS Hospital in Salt Manti, St. George, Mesa, Los Angeles and Oakland Temples. Mrs. Betty Richins of Ogden visited last week with her brother and sister-in-laMr. and Mrs. William Packer. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Thurman of Grover, Wyoming visited recently with her sister and brother-in-laMr. and Mrs. Leslie Draney. Mr. and Mrs. Thurman came to be with their son, Nixon Thurman in Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Hess recently spent a few days in Mesa, Arizona helping her parents, Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Turley move from Mr. and Mrs. James B. Harvey, Salt Lake City, Mrs. Doritt Brough, Mrs. Ruth Harvey, Mrs. Elaine Palmer and Mrs. Ruth Schick attended the golden wedding anniversary open house of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bosworth at Brigham City on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Bosworth are the parents of Dr. Wayne Bosworth of Layton. House guests of Mr. and Mrs John Marshall were her sister, Mrs. Susan Veater of Pocatello, Idaho and her mother, Mrs. Donna Carver of Long Beach, Calif. They came to help with the new baby daughter, born on March 8 to Mr. and Mrs. Marshall. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse R. Dredge and family were his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse R. Dredge Sr., Malad, Idaho; Mr. and Mrs Wade Quinlan and family of Mendon; Mr. and Mrs Brent Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Wright and family attended a family dinner on Thursday in honor of his sister and brother-in-law- , President and Mrs James E. Faust and family who have just arrived from their stay He is an assistant to the Council of Twelve Apostles for the LDS Church. Mesa to Kanab m Brazil. King, Provo; and Mr. and Mrs Hugh Layton and family of Kaysville. V Garrett and great grandson John Br an Bull, with 8G year old baby shoes being worn for his blessing. Mi's Valie Garrett family of Farmington for the past 86 years. THESE TINY soft black shoes were purchased in 1891 in Wichita, Kansas and John Mark was the first one to wear them as an infant. They were kept in the family and when he was married to Valie Shepherd, these little shoes were one of their prize possessions. It became a tradition for each of their children to wear these shoes when they were blessed and named They had seven children. Then when the grandchildren arrived the same tradition was carried out and also for the greatgrandchildren who are still arriving. MR. GARRETT died in 1965 and Mrs. Garrett, who is now 82 years old, makes sure this tradition is still kept. They had the seven children, 20 grandchildren and 14 greatgrandchildren blessed and named wearing these adorable little shoes She has a picture with each of the 41 descendants The latest being her John Bryan Bull, who was blessed and named great-grandso- on Sunday by a of Clinton. John Bryan is the son of John and Annette Sheffield Bull and he is their first child. They are like new and have size one stamped on the sole. MRS. GARRETT has lived in Farmington the past 32 still active in her Relief Society where she has served as a visiting teacher for the past 59 years. She taught Primary also and is a member of the Helen Mar Miller Daughters of Utah Pioneers Camp of Farming-ton- . years. She She does her own house work and enjoys her family and friends. SHE IS the mother of the following sons and daughters, who have worn the tiny baby shoes as well as all of their families. Mrs. Edna Sheffield, Kays-villMrs. Eula Barnett and Ronald Garrett of Farming-ton- ; Paul Garrett, Layton; Nadine Gomeringer, Bal- John REPAIRING New Mexico; and one is deceased BRAIMBURG 1735 Calories per Day for a Full Year . . . tack. Their daugher Marilyn recently had the misfortune of breaking her wrist. DIXON P. REISBECK -- ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE-1North Main, Layton trina Sherwoods birthday anniversary. Herbert G. McCarty is convalescing at home after undergoing major surgery at the Phone 97 376-427- 9 AUTO, HOME OWNERS & Davis North Medical Center. Mr. and Mrs. Donald UFE INSURANCE SmmGS fa nut Yotunr ... Offers Your Family a Deluxe Unit Foods. ve with a Special Discount Certificate. Food Assortment by: that will mature to $6405 in one year at 6'i that will mature to $3307 in two years at 6 Vi that will mature to $2199 in three years at 6 that will mature to $ 1 555 in four years at 7 Vi Receive your one year Complete Perma-PaDepositing $6405. You receive a certificate Depositing $3307. You receive a certificate Depositing $2199. You receive a certificate Depositing $ 555 You receive a certificate for $6002 for $2904 for $ 796 for $ 52 Or, you may choose the Standard Assortment (without wheat and sugar) by Redi-Reserv- e k 1 Perma-Pa- k 1 1 1 t ASU n timore, Calls 5 Anytime Redi-Reser- Provo with her sister, Mrs. Editha Booth who has been ill, suffering from a heart at- her guests, Mr. and Mrs. James W. Kerkman and their children, Harold, Valerie and Carla of Pocatello, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Richard V. Bingham of Granger are the parents of a baby boy born March 21. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur LJ. of Rosser Washington Terrace and Mrs. Nola Bingham of Layton. is RADIO & TV ALL MAKES of Perma-Pa- k Yurth. Mrs. Bingham also had as Neville and family visited m Salt Lake City for a family dinner m honor of Mrs. Ka- Faoitonire UNITED SAVINGS grandmother, Mrs. Sarah G. While Mrs. Yurth was here, she visited her mother, Mrs. Nola Bingham and her husbands parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon R. Yurth and his and Mrs. Keith E. Nielsen in Bumteirestt great grand- father Claude Draayer THE SHOES are the button type with four tiny buttons up the side of each shoe and are kept neatly packed in a small box to be used for the special occasions as they arrive. were Mr. and Mrs. Owen Wright and family, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Russell and family, Mr. and Mrs. Keith E. Nielsen, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Fisher, Becky Hatch, Mary Stone, Leona Nielsen and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sherwood. After the special event they all met at the home of Mr. TOUTED BABY SHOES A wee pair of black leather button baby shoes have been used in the John Mark They were on hand for the blessing and naming of the Dredges baby daughter who was named Shelba Pearl at the Kaysville First LDS Ward Fast Day Meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Brent Russell had their new son blessed and named Brent Russell on Sunday in Layton at their ward. On hand for the special event Maryland; Marvin Garrett of Farming-ton- , ON SUNDAY following the blessing and naming of John, his parents entertained at a family dinner following the blessed event. Guests included Depositing $5467. You receive a certificate for $5123 Depositing $2822. You receive a certificate for $2478 Depositing $ 1877. You receive a certificate for $ 1533 flDlAAl REGULATIONS RIQUIRi SUBSTANTIAL INTIRLST PINALTY that that that FOt IARIV WITHDRAWAL ON to $5467 to $2822 mature to $ 1877 will mature will mature will A PR AC TIC Al STORLD ICONOMICAL WAY TO THl PE ACt Of MIND COMfS FROM KNOWING THAT FOR A Df FINITE TtRIOD OF TIM YOU ARl TO MILT ANY FOOD PRFPARLD SHORTAGtSOR LMLRGLNCUS f ST ABLISH one year at 6'i two years at 6'i in three years at 6 in THAT in SURiCT TO CCRTIFfCATIS -- ! & AVAILARILITV IS' 4" Accessory Food Storage Items . Automatic Food Rotation Handy automatic food dispenser gives you easy reach convenience and quick access to canned foods Free with a deposit of $5,000 or more Only $2 50 with a deposit of $ .000 or more . . FREE! flRSr AIO "1 Or at a Substantial Savings. Deluxe First Aid Kit assembled especially for United savers by Alpha First Aid of Salt Lake. Only $ 0 50 with a deposit of $5,000 or more Only $ 5 50 with a deposit of $ .000 or more s, Mr. and Mrs. TV Reasonable Rates 141 West 1900 North, Sunset 825-367- 6 Claude Draayer and Mrs. Valie Garrett; grandmothers, Mrs. Edna Sheffield and Mrs. Karen Bull; great uncles, Kent Draayer and Ronald Garrett; aunt and uncle, Corey and Daryl Sheffield and daughters Judy and Becky; Claudia and Jamie Bull and a friend, Ken Ericksen. np Books ... to help you be Prepared! More nems available on display at the following USLA Branches Genes Electonics 1981 North Main, Layton ?urs Terms Phone Available 9-- 6 825-611- 4 UNITED SAVINGS 7991 South Redwood Road West ordan Utah 84084 Phone 566 1645 8. LOAN 18 West Broadway Salt Lake City Utah 84 101 Phone 363 3861 2462 Washington Boulevard Ogden Utah 84402 Phone 393 8608 ASSOCIATION Bountiful Utah 840 10 Phone 292 2427 23 North Main |
