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Show FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1954 'Miss Roy" To Be Chosen At VOLUME - 1 NUMBER 18 FOR BIG ROY DAY PARADE SATURDAY A must for this season is the outstanding parade planned for Saturday morning,' August 14th in Roy. Arrangements for the parade have been made by a committee of the Roy Kiwanis Club with Dean Parker acting as chairman. Assisting him are Parley Oleson, Rober Carmichael, LaMonte Smith, and Burt Mansfield, Roy Kiwanis Club president. The parade will start at 10 oclock with all vehicles and motorized floats proceeding Lions Elect from Parkers Market corner International President south through Roys Main street to - the American Food Store corner and then west to the Roy Park, along 5600 South street. Bands and other walking enterics will enter the parade at the Beauty Parade, Fourteen girls are entered in the Miss Roy Pageant and will make three appearances before the judges; bathing suits, and talent. The girls and their sponsors Athleen Brown, 20, daugh-7tero- f Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Brown, Browns Market and Drugs. Her t is playing the piano, rbara Cook, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Cook; C. Stringham Jewelry. Talent dra-- : matic readings. -- Colleen Adele Workman, 19, for-mal- . . ' s, corner of 2000 West and 5600 South one block west of the American Food Store corner. Viewers who desire to see the entire parade will gather along the Roy road, 5600 South street, between 2000 West St. and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David II. . Workman; Chappells Hardware and Lumber. Talent, oil painting. Verleen Baker, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Amasa Baker; Roy Jaycees. Talent, vocal solo, i i ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED Camp' Pajamas -- ROY, UTAH Rose Mary Holley, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Deloss W. Holley; Roy Department Store. Talent, dramatic readings. Carol Joyce Terry, 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Terry; Chads Barber Shop. Talent, dress designing and sewing. Patricia Hall, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rouse Hall; Union Furniture Co. Talent, vocal solo. Lennis Jo Dye, 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Dye; Parrot Cafe. Talent, tap dancing Shirla Ilene Oliver, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert J. Oliver; Roy Garbage Co. Talent sewing. Sharon Anne Wessel, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne B. Wessel; Frank Browns Ber-reService. Talent, readings. Catherine Moser, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E. Moser; H. D. Sparrow Co. Talent readings. Carol Peterson, 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Peterson; Roy Post Office. Talent, sewing Joyce Nelson, 17, daughter of tt While the Roy First ware.' girls were at the log cabin camp, in Ogden canyon, last week, each girls discreetly exhibited her pajamas. From the assortment of 20 different types and styles, three pair were chosen by popular vote. Miss Charlene Nelson (left) models the most original pajamas. The pure white outing flannel makes an exquisite background for colored musical notes. The most glamorous pajamas are a light cotton crinkle crepe, modeled by Miss Carolynn Gould. and neckline and the ruffled shorts bottom add to her selection the touch it needsfor glamour. Posing in front of the camp fire place (at the far right) is Miss Molly Grange, with her boy style striped pajamas. Popular vote proved her selection to be the funniest! Park. Among the most exciting enterics in a colorful parade will be Marshal Dan, TV star and western film personality. He will ride a spirited mount from Vern Thompsons stables. This promises a memorable day for the youngsters. Roy Jaycees and the Roy Kiwanis Club have gone all out this year to make the Roy Day celebration an outstanding affair Take the whole family to the beauty and talent show at the Lake view gym Friday' night, August 13th at 8 p.m. Stay for the dance and be sure to see the morning. Also the winner will parade Saturday morning. he sponsored by the Roy Jaycees for the Miss Utah contest. Italy maps a five-yea- r speedfor Miss the Judges Roy pageant way building plan. are: Athleen Fishburn, fashion authority from Ogden; J. Clair Japan maps bid for cut in debt Anderson, music instructor at to U. S. Weber College, and Boyd Bun-nea city judge at Price, Utah, ORCHIDS BLOOM IN ROY and president of the Utah State Elasti-cized-sleev- Mr. and Mrs. E. LaMar Nelson; Bank of Utah. Talent, vocal solo. Diana Louise Call, daughter of Mrs. Bertha Call and the late Odell Call; DeLuxc Cleaners. Roy es Talent, piano playing. Carolyn Gould, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Gould; Matties Cafe. Talent, reading. The winner and two attendants will ride in the Roy Jaycees float in the parade Saturday Jaycees. There are expected to be 15 or 20 floats in the parade along LARRIMORE'S MOVE INTO THEIR NEW HOME IN ROY with eight or nine of the older residents of Roy riding in Pennsylvania was elected International President of Lions International at the Association's 37th Annual Convention in New York City. Liona International with more than half a million members in 11,000 clubs in 58 countries and geographical locations is the worlds largest service club organization. Cheap atomic power is as the hope of India. Pureto Rico finds its incomes and buying power on the rise. l, qon-vertable- s; Weber County Sher- iffs Posse,, South Junior High band. VFW Drum and Bugle Corp. of Brigham City, A1 War-renShetland pony stage, and Marshal Dan, local T. V. personality. Shorty Ross orchestra will play fo rtlie community dance. Tickets may be obtained from the Roy Jaycees. s During the afternoon Saturday there will be games, contests, rides, concessions and ex- hibitions Nancy Bingham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bingham, last years Miss Roy will crown the new Miss Roy" at the clusion of the pageant. A loyal con- your assurance of having one friend. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Larrimore move into their new home The Larrimores chose Roy as the most desire-abl- e community in which to build their home, and after months of planning and waiting they see their dreams fulfilled in this beautiful new brick home built in the Don-lt- a Subdivision in Roy. They are typical of dozens of other young marrieds" who have settled in this Community and Roy is proud to have them. in Roy! dog is Congressmen and Senators are now beginning to explain. Politeness is Eddie Hamblin, postal employe, is shown above with two orchid plants in full bloom, Mr. Hamblin reports that fje'purchased these year old parasite plants in San Francisco some time ago and are now blooming for the virtue that seems to be on the wane these a days. A first time. little advertising carf sell a few good and a lot of it can sell a lot of goods. short-sighteRhee attacks d policy, of United States., . He says that the bloom lasts from two to six weeks after which the plant lies dormant until this ' . Hd is looking forward to the next time season when these exhotic blossoms vill again liven his next-year- household. for-see- n |