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Show t The Sun Chronic!, Thur.d,iv May tmiL VOCAL Instructios and elementary piano taught in my home. Phone EX Florence Cook was hostess to the Daughters of the Pioneers for the month of April. There will be a temple evcur sum on Friday evening For rid es contact Merlin Badges Mrs Bessie Hansen ol Salt Lake City has been Kiting at the home of Mrs Edith Peek for a week or moie Mrs Peek would like to think everyone for all the kindness that ever one has shown to her 4 p.m. WANTED RENT office space large or small office, 368 28ih St. Phone EX Ogden, Utah. would like to- tend small children in my home weekdays in Roy. Phone EX CHILD CARE Experienced child care in my home. Recommendations f u r n i shod. 2506 No. 300 West, Sunset. a see thnll to colors return ITS Phone TA to carpets cleaned with Blue ALTERATIONS Ladies and Lustre. Roy Furniture Co. mens clothing. 1703 North FOR SALE 3 Bdrm. brick and Main, Sunset. Phone TA5-4077- . cedar house, large living rm., family rm., double fireplace, CORRESPONDENT wanted for built-ins- , disposal, glass slidthe Hoopera area. Ph. EX ing doors to patio. Ideal lofor information. cation. $19,500. 2614 No. 275 W., Sunset. Ph. TA FOR SALE Electronic organ, returned from rental. Take over small monthly payments. For further informaton, write Organ Dept., Box 148, Sugar House Station, Salt Lake City, Utah. FOR SALE Bendix automatic Economat washer. 8 lb. cap. Ideal for small family. Ph. EX FOR SALE Phone EX Upright piano. Mrs l.aVera Bvian and Mrs Lellla By ram were each hostess to parties during the week There will be a baptismal on Saturday at' 6 30 in the stake center For further information call Herman Westbiook to be day Celebrating birthdays, Juniors and his father, Theone, and Jacks and Pauline "20th Mr and Mrs. Junior Dayton had a family dinner Thursday evening. A delious turken dinner and all the trim nungs was served to 14 guests. 14 deacons gave a surprise party for their advisor Harold last Thursday Ray evening They played basket!) ill, and had lurch and enjoyed the evening together. The closeing social of Relief Society is on a Stake basis tins year P is going to he a llobln and Fashion show on the 18 of 30 in the 50 Ward May at Every lady in the ward is invited to model something they have made, display crocketmg, knitting or what you have done Eveiyonc is invited and for the things to show to fashions eon tact one of the Relief Society presidency fl i 1 Florence Rainey lias acceptNext Tuesday at 3 00 p m Hi ed a teaching position m the Land dairy is going to put on Primary orggamation We hope a demonstration of their pro she likes her new job duets Every lady, friend, relat The Clinton School are hold iv e and such is invited to attend ing their Spring Festival on this CCA doing If vmi hove some news or Thursday at pm All parents and childien are invited to at something interesting to tell call me at EX 4 3564 tend. Mrs. Rose Watt is .spending a little vacation m Idaho Fails visiting with her son. Then and his family She will be away about two weeks Mr and Mrs Bus Marcus and family have returned home after their stay in Parker Aiiona MARTY SUGIIIARA, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sugihara, 5890 So. 2065 W., puts one of the two newly installed backstops at the Roy Junior High to good use. The backstops were donated by the Roy Jaycettes. Roy or was siKl.iineil ordained a deacon m Priesthood meeting next Sun 1 Backstop Installation Completed; REMODELING Junior Rainey m BiX'th of North Hollywood. So. Weber Mews WANTED Dependable woman for Housework one day a week. Phone EX after FOR 4, 1961 Jaycettes Elect New Officers where they spent the winter. The Roy Jaycettes have Lou Ann Powers entertained ly reached the conclusion of a group of friends her age on to install their project backstops in the form of a birthSaturday at the Roy Jr. High School. day party. They played games The organization held a bake-sal- had relays and enjoyed the ice and the fashion show in cream and cake. Mr. and Mrs Jack Dayton March to help pay for the backhad as their guest Jacks uncle stops. and wife, Mr and Mrs. Earl let's Keep Rolling Ahead Total cost of the project was approximately $150. The Jaycees donated the labor for the project. The Jaycettes held their annual elections Wednesday. They TA Clearfield, Utah V voted for President, ice secretpresident, Treasurer and Friday Sat. Sun. Moil. Tues. Wed. 1 hursday ary. 11 8 Mav 5 MOTQR-V- U RIYER0ALE final- BUILDING Hooper News HOMES A group of sisters met at the Cozy Cafe in Echo for a lunch- GARAGES eon and one day this week. Later, they remi-- , nisced at various places near Echo. The sisters are, Flora King, Gladys Fulton and Vera Cook of Hooper; Iris Sowell of Echo, and Lida Rigby, of Grace, Idaho. FENCES FARM BUILDINGS FOR FREE ESTIMATES PHONE TA 5 4803 rout AUTHORIZES e ADMIRAL THEATRE Camp U of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers met at the home ULLER of Beth Robinson Thursday eveMINT OUUI ning with Gladys Frew and Frances Russell as CAU OR SEI UR TODAY The lesson was given by as attendance secreClearfield Lumber Co. Marie Haws, and Artie Fowers Simpson tary. read a biography. 320 So. Main The Hooper First Ward Clearfield, Utah CONTRACTOR Merle Bcus sang several sewas reorganized Sunday TA lections. evening. For the details of this and other church news, conMembers present were Lillian the Lake View Stake news sult BOB & JACK'S COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE Garner. Margaret Vaughn, Ida column. DawArave, Marie Haws, Ruth Phone EX son, Amanda Widdison, Sarah Miles, Artie Fowers, Grace ParUINTAH NEWS 5211 So. 1825 W., Roy, Utah ker Rita Parker, Jennie ChrisNext Door to Dresswell Cleaners MaFlorence tensen, Manning, Wayne Hill was elected presbel Belnap, Hattie Parker, Zina ident of the Bonneville SemiCottle, Wanda Miller, Bclh Rob- nary for next year. inson and the hostesses. Lats Friday evovnmg a birthWe Catch 'Em You Hatch 'Em Last Fnday night, Florence day party was held at Vincent Manning was guest of honor at Fernelius home in honor of a party given by the Utah Post- Clarence Fernelius. He was 6B masters Association at the Top on the 27lh day'of April. Those of the Town. Here, also, she present were: Mearl and Verla was given a gift and a corsage. Keyes, Russell and Dorothy Ph. EX 2167 W. S., Roy Ed Vendell, Ogden postmaster, Keyes, Jack and Ivy Keyes, Junwas master of ceremonies. ior and Margie Keyes, Don ALFALFA WEEVIL SPRAYING There were 40 people in at- Fernelius, Vincent and Lou Ann tendance including the follow- Fernelius, Clarence and Beth ing from Hooper: Clyde and Fernelius and Beverly Fernelius. Games were played and Helen Lowe, Melvvin and LET US REPAIR your small appliances for Widdison, Vern and Flora a lunch was served. a small per cent of what a new Faye Stuart is home from the Taylor, Grae Parker and the of honor. hospital. She is suffering from guest one would cost Friendly, Honest Service Newel Thurgood is in Colum- rheumatic fever. Last Wednesday, Laura Fer bus, Ohio, this week on appointJAMES APPUANCE REPAIRING ment from his work at Utah nelius, assisted by her daughter General Depot. Virgie Rock of Peterson, had Phone EX Club at Recovering from a broken the Old 3883 So. 2225 West, Roy foot is Curtis Parker, son of her home. Those present were Lisle and Luella Parker. He Alta Peterson, Ellen Stuart, broke it when the pony he was Elizabeth Fernelius, Ellen Stoker, Janet Bybee, May By bee, riding slipped and fell. Bunco was THE BEST News was received by Clyde Alma Fernelius. and Helen Lowe of the birth of played and a light lunch was in Paris. served. a granddaughter Last Monday night at MIA, France. She was born April 28 to Clifford and Norma Lowe flie Beehive and Scouts had a balloon bust. Helms. Alva Anderson is in the hosWard Second The Hooper IS DONE AT YWMLA and Primary were re- pital. The nine members of the Old organized Sunday night. Club turned $89 Charlene Simpson is the new YWMIA president, with Jose- to the bishop for the Ward Building Fund. phine Simpson as Blaine and Beth Fernelius counselor, and Elaine Walker We sell nothing but quality service as activity counselor. Suzanne vvisited with Blaines parents, Highway 91, Boy Hull is secretary and Faun Heber and Laura Fernelius, over the weekend. Last Friday evening, Linda Wadman gave a personal shower for Rhea Pebley. Thoes present were, Madlyn Nalder. Barbara Stromberg, Kathy Ander, son, Dolly Nisbitt, Linda Connie Pebley and Bonnie Pebley. Happy birthday greetings go out this week to: Nancy Bagley, business the Help keep April 30; James Jensen, May 2; Dale Keyes, May 3, and George at Home and Let Garner and Connie Keyes, EX Ken ,y. Fahncke bish-opri- c m 23 TECHNICOLOR WA7HE RICHARD FRANKIE PATRICK avalon wan obrien WAYNE W1BMARK LAURENCE HARVEY RICHARD BOGKE LIKDA CRtSTAL aoa wills s THEATRt One Hundred and One U' 11 Demotions PLU 9-47- 17 THE HORSE WITH Matinee Saturdav I & FLYING TAIL a Sunday at 3 P.M. 2 Shows t. 7:45 PATIO & 1 T:00 and RUMPUS ROOM Made with Lasting Lifetime Aluminum 5600 67 Fri.-Sa- MULTI-PURPOS- E BUD'S PEST CONTROL at 8:30 Except ONE SHOW ONLY Ar-min- a 07 BRAKE WORK DAVE'S SERVICE AUT er age-grou- GLASS Wad-man- SPECIALISTS PHONE 4-96- 39 May 5. 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