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Show WEEKLY REFLEX-DAV- NEWS JOURNAL, OCTOBER 6, 1977 IS Receives LDS Mission Call Services held F or Steven Warnick 1977. Rain by Davis Gates; benediction was offered by John Topham. were Leo Cossey, Scott Flint, Kurt Fisher, Larry McBride, Doug Warnick and Ray Warnick. Care of the flowers was by Lindquists Kaysville Mortuary. PALLBEARERS Funeral services were held Wednesday, September 28, 1977 at 12 noon in the Lindquists Kaysville Mortuary for Lynn Steven War- - INTERMENT was in the Sunset Memorial Gardens of the Valley. Dedication of the grave was by Brant Johnson Rites Held For Sally S. Pribble Funeral services were held for Sally Strmgfellow Pribble, 30, of 199 Green Drive, Layton. Sigma Sorority and she taught the Gospel Doctrine class in the College Branch LDS Institute and is a member of the Friday Night Institute Committee, np SALLY S. PRIBBLE Bountiful; brothers, Shan Stringfellow, Murray; Scott speaker, Steve at the Lindquist Bountiful Dream. Howard. Flowers were cared for by the Bountiful 19th Ward Relief Society. was by Gene INVOCATION S. Graham; bishops remarks, Russell L. "Youll Never Walk Alone by the Bountiful Sweet Adelines; benediction. Bishop Leo J. Mecham. Dedication of the grave was PALLBEARERS were James Minster, Brent Minster, Marvin Dowden, E. Wendell Stringfellow, Wendell B. Stringfellow, Paul and Stringfellow Cory music, David K. McNeill; musical selection by Bountiful Chapter of Sweet Adelines, Minster; by Bishop David E. Wilson. Interment was in Aultorest Memorial Park, Ogden. Mortuary Chapel with Bishop Russell L. Davis, Bountiful 19th Ward, officiating. Family prayer was by Leon Young; prelude and postlude Davis; HOLIDAY INN FURNITURE SALE Just Received from Hollywood, Holiday Inn BOXSPRING and MATTRESS Size Hotel Firm Full SERTA PERFECT SLEEPER Grade No. Grade No. 2 1 $4Q50 7 set $oeoo Vr 7 set 135 set Limited Quantity King Size Hotel Firm Loose cushion Wood Arm Chairs on Oct. 15 She is a graduate of Davis High School and has been attending Utah State University at Logan the past three years where she served on the Special Olympics, etc. at the university. Miss Goodson was a member of the Lambda Delta SHE IS survived by her. husband of Layton; parents, 1 will be held Sunday, October 9 at 3:30 p m. in the Kaysville Fourth LDS Ward Chapel at 875 East 200 North. Miss Goodson will enter the Mission Home in Salt Lake City director over programs as Big Brother and Big Sister, Sweet Layton Society I 5 White03 masters degree in business administration. HE IS also a graduate of the clusters, grb Rotary Speaker A NATIVE of Detroit, Colonei Bassett will also serve as the rase commander during the absence of Colonel Moore The new deputy commander is a graduate of Syracuse University with a bachelors degree m liberal arts and a tinguished Flying Cross with five oak leaf clusters and the Air Medal with ten oak leaf Jack Wood, Ogden, was the guest speaker at the Kaysville Rotary meeting on September 28 at the Davis High School pany is now producing solar heating. Mr. Wood feels that in the near future most homes will be heated by the solar system. cafeteria. MR. WOOD is chairman of the board for Permaloid Company and has been instrumental in inventing his THE Kaysville Rotarians enjoyed this informative meeting. They meet each Wednesday evening for their regular dinner meeting, np own type of solar heating system. The Permaloid Com 5th Year Anniversary! from Since graduating Lumber Company in Salt Lake City. n such years, Services were held on Oct. serve an LDS Mission to the California-SaDiego Mission. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Edwin Goodson of 409 North 700 East, Kaysville. HER farewell testimonial sity. SHE WAS SHE married Clair J. Pribble on Feb. 14, 1975 in mington. She was employed by the state of Utah m Environmen- (Julie) Howard, Bountiful; grandmother, Mrs. Katie Jarvis, Fremont, Calif. Davis High, Glen has been employed by the Southerland executive council and also Woman of the Year during the annual Robins Awards at the univer- brain tumor. Stringfellow, Anchorage, Alaska; sister, Mrs. Cory Miss Elizabeth Goodson has received her mission call to nominated as She was bom in Salt Lake City on June 15, 1947 to Donald B. and Donna K. Jarvis Stringfellow. tal Agency for 8 member of Bountiful Adelines, member of 1st Ward and a Relief visiting teacher. Will Serv e Mission In Calif. studentbody, vice president SHE DIED on Sept. 28, 1977 HIS mission farewell will be held Sunday, Oct. 9 in the Kaysville Fifth LDS Ward at the Kaysville East LDS Stake Center at 201 South 600 East, beginning at 3:30 p.m. Elder Rowley will enter the Language Training Mission at Brigham Young University on Oct. 20. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Rowley of 122 South 500 East, Kaysville. HE graduated from Davis High School where he lettered m wrestling. He has held positions in the presidencies of the teachers and priest quorum m the Kaysville Fifth Ward. He is an Eagle Scout. over the volunteers program. She was a member of the on Oct. 1, 1977 in Bountiful of a ELIZABETH GOODSON Air War College and holds several military decorations including the Silver Star with two oak leaf clusters, the dis Col. James R. Bassett is new deputy commander of Hill Air Force Base. He will assist Co! Michael W. Moore, base commander, in managing operations of the northern Utah air base. Elder Glen R. Rowley has been called to serve a LDS Mission to Argentina Buenos Aires South Mission. nick. He died September 25, OFFICIATING at the services was Norris W. Nalder, family prayer was offered by George Greco; prelude and postlude music was by Thora Gregory; favorite songs by America; invocation was by Ralph Lewis; remarks were made by Norris W. Nalder; speaker was Michael Duckworth. Musical selection, Clouds, New Deputy Commander Clearfield FFA Holds Social For Opening On Monday, Sept. 26, at 5:30 p.m. Clearfield High FFA held their annual opening social. The social began with opening ceremonies. OFFICERS stood at their stations while vice president took roll call, to see how many officers were present and each officer would tell what his or her duties were at that station. the After opening ceremonies there was a film on Food for America. It was about food products across the nation. The film talked about where different foods came from and how it got to where it is now. Refreshments were also served during the film. AFTER the film, Nile Carlson, Clearfield FFA advisor, gave an orientation on the film, to review and share his views with the members. He also talked about the FFA National convention to be held each year in Kansas City. Dave Potter, another Clearfield FFA advisor, then encouraged all members to participate on the Food for America project. AGAIN officers stood at their stations for the closing ceremonies. A football game then proceeded in which all members joined in, including officers and advisors. Services Held For Lola J. Johansen Mrs. Lola Jeppson Johansen, 80, of 233 N. 1300 E., Layton died Tuesday, Sept. 20, 1977 in the Davis North Medical Center. SHE WAS bom October 16, College Ward, Utah, a daughter of Hans Jacob and Dorothy Riggs Jeppson. 1896 in Mrs. Johansen attended schools in Brigham City and at the LDS Business College in Salt Lake City. ON MARCH 16, 1921, she married Harold E. Johansen Sr. in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. He died m January 1977. Kaysville Mia Maids Plan For 'Standard' Precision Cuts Reg $6.50 She was an active member of the Waterloo and Yalecrest Wards in Salt Lake City and of the Layton Fifth Ward. Mrs. Johansen held many positions in the auxiliaries of the church. She was formerly active as a vocalist. Now All Permanents SURVIVING are two sons and one daughter, Harold E. (Bud) Johansen, Jr., South Ogden; Douglas J. Johansen, Layton; Mrs. Ralph H. (Dorothy) Christiansen, Lay-to11 grandchildren, seven a brother, M. Lain Jeppson of Providence, Utah. Funeral services were held Saturday in the Larkin Chapel of the Dawn in Ogden. Interment was m the Brigham City Cemetery, dmg $000 Off reg. Price HEN HUT 41 North Main, Kaysville 376-433- 5 BLOCKS The annual Standard for the Kaysville East Night LDS Stake MiaMaids will be held on Sunday, October 9 at Center beginning at 7 p.m. Magic Music Box THE evenings theme will be Come Let Yourself Be Proud You Are A Mormon. Dancers the Kaysville East Stake Guest speakers will be President and Mrs. Nathan Tanner of Salt Lake City. President Tanner is also a regional representative and will provide an interesting program. OTHER numbers on the special program will be a musical number by Melissa Bizzell and a vocal duet by Pauline Winter and Vanissa turn round and round Each character is entertained as they listen to their favorite tune and watch their nimble friends spin and twirl on the stage in front of them. Beautifully hand painted and hand crafted. An exciting gift for the very young and the young at heart. Clontz. Mrs. Raelene Brian, Stake MiaMaid leader invites all MiaMaids and their mothers to attend. Refreshments will be served following the program. Mrs. Brian is being assisted by Lisa Hansen and Jami Bourne, np Panda, tune: EVERYTHING IS BEAUTIFUL" B. Frog, tune: "SOMEBODY LOVES ME C. Monkey, tune: "THEME FROM THE STING" D. Lion & Mouse, tune: "WHO CAN TURN TO 11.95 each. A. Kaysville Citizens To Nominate Kaysville Citizens I BY GORHAM Party Caucus is scheduled tor Thursday, October 6 at the Kaysville Elementary School building beginning at 7:30 p.m. THE CAUCUS is for the of placing in nomination, candidates to run for the office of Kaysville city term mayor for a four-yea- r and two councilmen for four-yeterms, np purpose Wood Dining Table Chairs - 50 only Drapery - Blackout - Red Gold White & walnut TBte & 12 ft. wide, 6 ft. long Dressers & Chest Drawers White & Cherrywood 85 00 8 Lobby 1 6950 Sofa & Chair Sets Platform Rockers $H goo Used Carpet assorted sizes and colors No Carpet Remnants 100 Room Size reasonable offer refused 29 up Now ail Wool Charcoal Shag used from Snowbird Lodge. 9x21 14x17' 54950 55950 & Shades Lamps Assorted Sizes 600 & 8e and Shapes Hotel Sales Inc. 562 W. 100 N., Bountiful and 257 West South Temple SLC 9:30-6:0- 0 Daily PUBLIC INVITED dDirectoiry is goiiircg to press. We re getting ready to print the new telephone directory White page dual name listings are now available for residence subscribers with the same last name who reside at the same address For example husband and wife may now list both their first names If you need to make any changes m your listing in the White or Yellow Pages our business office will be happy to assist you and can advise you if any charges are involved But please call our business office now The deadline is soon Mountain Bell $550 Hi f IWIi 7JOC U 355 , CfNTf ' I 7I lOUNTliUt ft 33 1453 IDGHAM CITY Main 47 733 500 3 Clf ARFltlD Sav'k Stoic 35 7777 I OO AN 4th N 753 34 not at ( PtCSTON S3 S i 1531305 |
