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Show DAYTON NEWS MRS. ELDON LARSEN Mr. and Mrs. Victor Waddoups and boys of Ogden spent Decorations day visiting with his mother, Mrs. Myrtle Waddoups, and with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emery Guy of Weston. Mrs Minnie Perkins returned tohie home Friday evening from Salt Lake with her son and Mr.- - and Mrs. daughter-in-laGrant Perkins and two daughters. Mrs. Perkins spent the winter in California, visiting with her son, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Perkms and family, and with her daughter, Mrs. Mary Treseder, and attended the funeral services of her George Lee Treseder. She returned in May to Salt Lake where she visited with her sons, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Perkins, and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Perkins and family j w Fireside Sunday evening Fireside chat was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Dailey with Margaret Dailey as hostess. Edward Winward of Clifton was the guest speaker, the evening was spent in singing songs. Margaret served refreshments to 25 present. Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Henderson and son of Bozeman spent the weekend here visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Mrs. Saiu Atkinson. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard'Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Perkms and family of Pocatello, and Mr. and Mrs. Rulbn Perkins of Idaho Falls, spent Memorial Day visiting with Mrs. Minnie Perkins. Mr. and Mrs. Don Randall of Ogden and Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Henderson and son of Bozeman were dinner guests Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Bergeson. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Terkins of New Plymouth arrived Friday where they were house guests with their brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Taylor attended the 95th birthday anniversary of Mr. Taylors father, John Taylor, held at the home of a daughter, Mrs. oanie Marler in Idaho Falls, Sunday. Mrs. Mae Jones, and Charles Chadwick of Rupert, Mrs. Polly Coburn of Stockton, Califronia, and Mrs. Lizzy Jones of Ogden visited last Saturday with Mrs. Minnie Perkins. Bergeson. Mr. and Mrs. Don Dailey and three children motored to Salt Lake last Wednesday afternoon, they yisited with Mr and Mrs. Reed Anderson and family, and with her sister and brother-in-laMr. and Mrs. Richard Berg-hoand family, they returned home Thursday afternoon. Attends Temple Mr. and Mrs. Walter Beutler and daughter Blanche, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Page of Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Beutler, and Bishop and Mrs. ri. Glenn Bingham attended the temple Monday when the Beutler's daughter, Virginia and Mr. David L. Carter of Park Valley was married. Mrs. Estella Hill returned to Ogden Saturday afternoon after spending a few days here visiting friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Archibald and son Lyle motored to Pocatello Monday shopping and on business they also visited with their son and daughter-in-laMr. and Mrs. Eugene Archibald a d son Larry. Mr. .and Mrs. William Collett and three children of Butte, Montana, spent Saturday and Sunday visiting with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Atkinson ' and family of Ogden spent Sun-- 1 day visiting with his parenis, Mr. and Mrs Sam Atkinson, thir son Richard will remain here with his grandmother for a week. Memorial Services Memorial services were held Saturday Memorial Day at the Dayton cemetery. Flag raising and the sound of the colors was by the American Legion. Jess Johnson, American Legion Chaplain offered the opening prayer. G. I. Scott gave a lalk on the Dedication of the Flag. J. Homer Johnson spoke. Male quaitett consisting of Leslie Hobbs, Cecil Adams, Carl Bingham and Lynn Stevenson sang, "Ameiica. Firing squad under the direction of Commander Bill Auger. Jesse Johnson, Chaplain, offered the closing prayer. Returns From St. George Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Archibald, took Phyllis Moore to St. George, Utah, last Thursday, where she left by bus for her home in Parker, Arizona. Phyllis has made her home with the Blazers Entertain Monday at Primary the Blazers entertained at a lovely party for their mothers, the afternoon was spent in piaying games, and roasting weiners, the following boys and their mothers enjoyed the afternoon: Steven and Laur-en- e Griffith, Arven and Ann Hansen, Nolan and Hazel Robbins, Steven and Evelyn Winward, Rex and Leah Henderson, Jay and Glenda Sparrow, Richard and Mrs. Bodrero and Delwyn Hobbs. Mr.' and Mrs. Delmar Mickel-so- n and two daughters, Loiraine and Marsha of Ogden, spent the weekend here visiting friends, and caring for their home. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Phillips and daughter Kathy of Cody, Wyoming, and her mother, Mrs. Maren Jacobson of Weston spent Saturday visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Phillips. They returned home Tuesday, Fly To Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Feller of Caldwell accompanied by his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Felix Feller of Weston left Salt Lake by plane last Tuesday noon for a trip to Flint, Michigan, where they will pick up their new car, also two new trucks for their milk route in Caldwell. The couples three children rem'ained with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Orsen Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Norrell Check-ett- s and family of Ogden, visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Phillips and family. ! and family were overnight guests Saturday evening with hD Mf. and Mrs. Carl Jonps Sunday' dinner guests with the Jones' was the Coburn's and Mr. and Mrs. Dale McKay and family of Weston. Emma Philips moved into her home last week after having spent the winter living in Ogden. Mrs. Lillian Knudson and daughter Marilyn have been living in her home. Mrs. Knudson was the music teacher at the high school. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Olsen and family of Idaho Falls, spent Sunday visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Atkinson. Mrs. 'Annie Eldredge of Los Angeles who spent last week here visiting with her sister, Mrs. Mattie Akuison, left tor Twin Falls where she will spend two weeks with her daughter Elva. She will then return here and spend a month. Mr. and Mrs. Ren Georgeson of Weston, and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wickham of liazelion Archibalds since last Septemaer spent Saturday visiting with Mrs. and attended high scnuol. Mr. Mary Jones. and Mrs. Irven Robbins accomp-aie- d Relict Society Final them and they vacationed Relief Socpty closing social through Bryce and Zions nation- was held last Tuesday in the al parks. Ward Recreation Hail with Laur-en- e Ellis Phillips and daughter, Griffeth conducting. Lover-i- ll Beutler olfered the opening Kathy, of Cody, Wyoming, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. prayer. Phoebe Bingham gave Sam Atkinson. The the Social Science lesson, Mr. and Mrs. Irven Crockett Progress of Man, Lucctta Archof Idaho Falls were dinner guests ibald gave a paino selection. last Friday evening with his sis- - Mrs. Shirley Larsen showed slidter and family, Jdr. and Mrs. es of people and cities in Alaska, , Carl Jones. a lovely lunch was served by Blanche Beutler, and Joyce At- - the Relief Society to 42 present. kinson returned home last week Mrs. Emma Shepherd offered from Ueon and Firth where they the closing prayer. had been teaching school. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wickham Mr. and Mrs. A. F Dailey, 'of Twin Falls, and Mr. and Mrs. daughter Mrs. Sletla Manning jjack Wickham of Boise visited and daughter Vickie, and Mr. Memorial day with their sister, Elbert Dailey, daughter Diane Mr, and Mrs. Carl Jones. and son Bruce of Roberts, arSam Atkinson of Ogden spent rived Saturday to spend the the weekend home visiting with weekend visiting with their son his wife and friends and relaand brother, Mr. and Mrs. Don tives. Dailey and family, Mr. and Mrs Preparation Meeting Milton Dailey and family of Monday evening at the home Blackfoot arrived Sunday io visit of Mrs. Florence Seamons the they all visited with Mr. and Primary officers and feathers Mrs. Gerald Dailey and family. met for their monthly PreparaMr. and Mrs. Ezra Wickham, tion meeting. Reta Archibald ofMrs. Ruth Blotter of Logan, Mr. fered the opening prayer. Helena and Mrs. Roman Sant and son Page gave the teacher's training Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. O. N. lesson. "My Spirituality," and reStuart of Ogden spent Saturday viewed all the lessons and there visiting with Mrs. Mary Jones. was also testimony bearing. PriMr. and Mrs. Albert Moser anj mary problems were discussed. refreshments family spent Saturday visiting Florence served the Whitney and Glendale ceme- to Eunice Archibald, Gladys tery and spent the day visiting Merrill, Jean Balls, Melba Tay,. with her brother and lor, Helena Page', Ardell HenderMr. and Mrs. Leland Auger son, Lea Tiede, Josephine Crook-stoand family. Thelma Rogers, Reta ArchMr. and Mrs. Herman Coburn ibald, Myrtle Bowden, and Shir- sister-in-law- n, irm r WFDNT.SnAY. JUNE S. 1WS Logan uache County) Utah Mrs. Pollle Cohum of Ld Angeles and Mrs. Luzie Jones of Ogden spent Saturday visiting with James Call and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Atkinson. Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ren Georgeson in Weston were Mrs. Mary Jones, and Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Stuart of Ogden, Utah. opening song was "The Handcart song," Mrs. Ella Howell and Mrs. Beatrice Bennett, officers of the County Camp were visitors. Elnora Phillips gave the history of her mothers brother, Ole Julius Hansen.. Ann Hansen gave the lesson, "Pioneer Monuments." Captain Howell reorganized the Daytona Camp. Ethel Stevenson was released as Captain, with Laurene Griffeth and Helen Bradford as 1st and 2nd captains. Marzella Archibald was chosen as the new Captain, with Radia Johnson and Cora Aston n as her 1st and 2nd captains. Griffeth gave several accor-dia- n selections. Mrs. Leone Balls offered the closing prayer. The afternoon was spent tn visiting and a lovely lunch was served by Mrs. Phillips and Laurene to the Griffeth as 17 present. Dayton has one of five outdoor telephone booths Installed by the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co. in Franklin County. It Is located north of the Dayton post office and will aid Attends Baccalaureate Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Phillips, daughter Myrna, and son Jr.n-mi- e accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Evelyn Griffeth, and Mr. and Mrs. Vaughan Griffeth at- tended the Baccalaureate services held Sunday at the LSAC, where Shirleen Griffeth graduated. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Call and son of Salt Lake, and Mr and Mrs. Sylvan Call and family of Twin Falls, spent Decoration day visinting with their father James Call and was dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kiikhnde and fqmtly. Daughters Pioneer Meeting Daughters of Pioneer meeting was held at the home cf Mrs. Elnora Phillips last Thursday at 3 p.m with Mrs. Estella Hill offering the opening prayer. The Herald 3ournat TKe RATIONAL 1 T the public in case of an emergency. Franklin also was fortunate. They have one installed by their dial office. Government Puts Wheat On Sale WASHINGTON ernment put up The IIPI 25,000,000 gov- bush- els of wheat for sale today at prices guaranteed to drive domestic customers away. The government offered, in an official announcement June 1, to sell the grain from its stock of about 500,000.000 bushels at 70 cents a bushel above current market prices for some grades. The Commodity Credit Co,p., will sell gradte two hard winter wheat stored at Kansas City fur $2.83 a bushel. The price was announced with the same grade selling on open cash markets for dated $2.14. Jl .p NIA Telephoto GOOD DEED Stephen De Maria (right) presents check for $700 to Harrison Alper, graduate of training school in San Rafael, Calif., conducted by Guide Dogs for the Blind, Inc. r The money, earnings of paper drive by De Maria's Boy Scout troop of Orinda, Calif., will go to the school to help provide a guide dog for another blind person. Alper's white German shepherd is named Nanka. jCH99 Qcyia 7i) poIEGood two-yea- ley T. 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