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Show April 14, 1055 In the Hooper 1st Ward, Julie Ann McClay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Wilford McClay and Charles John Profaier. son of Mr. and Mis Frank Profaier, were confirmed and the following babies were blessed' John Lynn Garner, son of Mr. and Mrs Lynn Garner and Peggy Ann Tippetts daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Johh Tippetts A special musical program is planned lor the Hooper 1st Ward Sunday evening, to be held April 17. A choir from Ogden will furnish special numbers. The public U invited. Clair Cox, son of Mr. and Mrs. , William Cox, and Kathleen daughter of Mr. and Mrs Edgar Hichins. lloojer 2nd Ward were confirmed members of the church at the Sunday evening fast service and the following blessed Dorina babies were Trease, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dan Trease and Rodney Orville Kowers, son of Mr and Mrs Don Rich-ins- Mr. and Mrs Eldon Simpson were appointed financial clerks to the Hooper 2nd Ward bishop ric Sunday. They are replacing Ervin Heslop who has been called to the Sunday School supcrintendency Mrs Don Widdisnn entertained the Hiox-- r Junior Women's Cluh at her home lad week Ara Paul of Ogden, was the- - guest peaker lie told of his mission ary among the In dians in New Mcxirft and Ari zona Watches Cr Diamonds Best Quality Law Prices exx-rienee- GUARANTEE Stringham Jewelry Phone Theeter Bldg. s Roy Take advantage of the Phone J 1 0 DRUG J "SUN stop Registered Pharmacist Always On Duty OPTOMETRIST Office Hours 9 to 5 Every day except Friday's Evenings by Apopintment Phone 5 5519 SO. 1900 WEST ROY. UTAH Mr. and Mrs. Earl (Marva) Feinauer of Fort Worth, Texas, last week visited Mrs. Feinauer's parents, Mr,. and Mrs. Ralph Thompson. The Fernauer's three children, Bruce, Sandra and Lynn visited here with their parents as they stopped on their way to Idaho. Mr. Feinauer has been working at the Ft. Worth Convalr Atomic Plant. He has been transferred to the Arco. Idaho, plant. The family will make their home in Idaho Falls. ROY THEATER Box 2:45 Office Open Snt. Cr Sun. Mon., Tues Wed. Thurv, Fri, 6:45 Ph. Roy, Utoh 6 Wed. Sot. Apr. Abbott ond Costello 13-1- -- MEET KEY- STONE HOPS PLUS GORILLA AT LARGE 1st. DOROTHY'S JUVENILE SHOP west of Roy Post Office) 17-1- Apr. Sun-Tue- s. (2 door 9 Audie Murphy ond Mori Blanchard COATS . DESTRY DRESSES in . Wed. Sun. Apr. -- 20-2- 3 Stewart Granger Grace Kelly Paul Douglas BLOUSES . REDUCED!! ALL GREATLY LUNCHES AND DINNERS UNSURPASSED LARISON SHARON By 4-5- $81 45 was collected for the Red Cross drive for funds in Sunset. This is about the average amount for the community tie cause donations made by Aork mg people at their place of busi ness About 20 women partici paled in the drive. AlA'S and PA'S in Roy Utah Roy, SHINE Roy News DR. H. MURRAY CARVER - A STORE FULL OF BARGAINS At a recent meeting of the Roy School PTA, Ray Wootton was named to head the organiza- tion for the coming school year. Mrs. Chester Gould is the new vice president and Principal J. W. Allen is 2nd vice president. Mrs. W. A. Behling will be secretary for the new school year. Mr. Wootton replaces Roger Critchlow as president. By FLORA OGAN Dale Bowman was this week There will be a temple excursion next Friday, April 22 to named as activity counselor In the Logan Temple for all mem- the Roy 2nd W'ard YMMIA. He bers of the Roy 4th Ward. Any- takes the place of Richard Terry. one interested in going is asked to Other officers are Darrell Tullis call Harold Stevens, chairman of president and Hugh Murray, age the ward geneology committee. group counselor. 1 BIG 1c SALE 11 j up may have a physicial examination at the clinic In Kaysville any Saturday at 9 p.m. Each child, must have a physical examination before they can enter school this fall.. There were 250 pupils of the 2nd and 3rd grades were signed up to receive the Salks imho vaccine when it is admin I'lered in Davis County this vear. a cording to Principal H D Call of the Clinton School Children who are eligible to enter kindergarten Davis in Countv this year, Aho did not Mrs L le Ilarnturt entertained have an opportunity to partici at a 12 noun luncheon at her pate in the recent health round Mrs Mildred Claw vm amt Mrs Helen Peterson are visiting Mr and Mrs William FeiiAuk iMar n Clawson) and new babv daughter at Stockton, C.dif Thcv also visited Mr ami Mrs Lawn Talbot at Sacramento The Tal lots ale old Roy residents last 2 days of Rexalls BE Mrs. Robert Carmichael of 2090 West 6000 South, left, last week for North Dakota, to attend the funeral of her mother, Mrs. Jacobson, who passed away Easter morning. Mrs. Jacobson has been a frequent visitor in Roy and spent the Christmas holiThe Fred Weigels on 2000 days wnth the Carmichael fam- West entertained their daughter ily. and grandson from Wyoming Easter weekend. Mrs Howard Lichfield of HI Mr and Mrs. John Dean (AnOne. is home from the hospital nie) Campbell have returned to leeuperatmg from a serious oper- Roy to live again after having ation She is still in a cast from spent several months in Yuma, ner neck to her hips. Ariz Mrs C T Wilson of 5478 So 2425 West has recently returned The Art Gardiners have moved from the hospital She is recover from their home at 2090 West i ig fiom a major operation 6000 South, Roy, to Mrs Cora Child's former home Mr Mu key Termea of 20Hli West 5600 South has been eon Thirty two youngsters registerfined to the Veterans hospital ed for kindergarten at the Lake a here he underwent surgery View School last week, accord ' ing to L Rars Fietkau, principal. Mr Sherman ijacki Dalton. Anone who failed to register Alio was seriously injured m an a oungster, eligible to attend attlnmobtlrnertdrnt trr Wyoming 7s(Tiool tins faTI IpniliT contact several weeks ago. is now m the the sclrool to niaky arrangements Veteran's hospital tri Salt I.ake It a ill still he necessary for Mr SUNSET IIEYS Dalton to have another operation I he following 'Ai re picscnt Mis Hamit Haws. Mri Merrill J Widdison Mis Jay Simpson. Mrs Eldin Simpson. Mis Joseph W ,Mlen and Mrs Atj Paul Dean Thompson, son of Mr. There Acre 14 memlx-rpresent The next meeting a ill be held and Mrs C Frank Thompson of April 20 at 8 pm at the home 5147 S. 1900 West, is home on a of Mrs. Lloyd Spaulding furlough from Fort Ord. Calif He will return to Califor-nia, after Ins visit, for 8 weeks advanced Infantry training prior to being assigned on u basis 24 Hour Watch Repair C. s home on 2000 West, last Thursday. The following were present: Mrs. Douglas Frazee and Carol, John and Mary Alice, Mrs. C. Thompson of North Dakota and Mrs. H. E. Frazee of Minnesota; Mrs. Fred Weigel and Mrs. John Wilson. A social afternoon followed the luncheon. ROY IIEYS aid Powers. HOOPER GREEN FIRE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY 65c up AMERICAN FOOD STORE - ROY SLICED VIENNA PINEAPPLE No. 2 Size Con HART BRAND I 25c 4 ox. Con SAUSAGE WHOLE .... H c BROKEN or SHRIMP Pie Crust INTRODUCTORY OFFER Carton of 5 Ox. Con Mixes oz. Bottles Each 6--12 . Per Pack . PLUS 10c DEPOSITS VACUUM PACK SEEDLESS KERNEL conn BLACKBERRY Mission Brand 12 Oz. Can . FLAVOR . 10c FANCY ... 4$1 MEDIUM SIZE AUAC0D0$...Mk Polan Brand EACH BLACK JIFFY DILL Day Q Features Com Bread t Raspberries Tosty Brand BARQS CUTCHER FRESH FROZEN PEPPER PICKLES 1711 E ATI ES Largc H Pack ?- ( Large ROYAL BRAND 38 Ox. Shaker Jar QUART JAR 19c 10c . . . MOUNTAIN - MEMOS Pack MASON PRESERVES Sunny Jim Brand 12 Oz. Jars OF THE MONTH Butter Scotch Revel LIKE fresK baked TUNA DELICIOUS MARBLE ICE CREAM Big Chief CAEC Half Gallon Each TRIX BONITA RAKES Pack . . 24c FLYING CLOUD BRAND b U. S. CHOICE GRADE BEEF ROUND RUMP SWEET RASHER Pick-A-Pac- Sliced STEAK BACON ROAST or HEEL Or k I Per Pound Con 10 INDIVIDUAL Swiss i Per Pound Per Lb. FRESH SEALED SERVINGS SHAVERS GRAPEFRUIT 303 Size Can SHAVERS PILLSBURY GRAPEFRUIT .ccT VHXCTJIf'fW - TMV.LI- - 25c CAKE MIXES Per FUDGE YELLOW WHITE SPICE r aCKage FRESH GROUND BEEF O) $1 |