THE MIDVALE SENTINEL (Utah) Page Nine Cre&cent LORNA ALLCOOD, Reporter Mr & Mrs Murlin Jensen entertained last Sunday afternoon, honoring the birthday of their son, Boyd. Dinner was served to 12 guests. The ladies Auxiliary of Prison Personnel, met at the home of Mrs Murlin Jensen last Thursday evening. After the meeting, refreshments were served. A large group of boys and girls are attending Kindergarten classes this summer for six weeks at the Crescent school, with Mrs Margaret Peterson as the teacher. Mr & Mrs Marvin E. Preston and son Earl, spent the Memorial Day week-enin Twin Falls, Ida. They visited with Mr Preston's parents, Mr & Mrs Cliff Preston and with his brother Kenneth, who is home on a furlough before he will leave for Germany where he will be stationed in the armed services. Bruce Dunn, son of Mr & Mrs John Dunn celebrated his 6th birth birthday May 30. Friends and relatives attended. Mr & Mrs Charles Carroll and son William, Mr & Mrs Harold Carroll and boys and Mr & Mrs Mark Carroll and girls spent Memorial Day in Brigham City and Heber City. Mrs Harold Carroll visited with her girl friend in Heber, who she hadn't seen for seven years, who is Mrs Elouise Adam-so- n Buell. On June 1, a group of girls met at the home of Mrs' Theron Olsen and organized their club and chose a name for their club, "The Stitch Kids." Officers are as follows: Meril Lyn Smith as the pres ident; Gail Zabriski, vice president; Charlotte Olson as secretary; Anita Voeltz as organist; Kathleen Hickman as chorister, and Dianne Stevens as reporter. Other members besides officers are Anita Lar-se- n and Delores Kemp. Refreshments were served. Mrs Mary Dean of Crescent and her sister Mrs Archie Thompson of Salt Lake left Saturday for a 2 weeks visit with their sister, Mrs Peggy Langlois in St. Louis, Mo. Students from Crescent who took part in the Berrett School of Dance in "Your Dancing Dreams" on June 3 and 4 were the following: Paulett Sanders, Marilan Harrison, Alene Smith JoAnn Sampson, Sandra Olsen. RoLayne, Johnnie Hatch, Carol Lee Lannen, Cathlene Smith, Linda Kay Lunn-.n- , An,ta Larscn, Maril Lyn Smith, Jeanette Olsen. Lynda Fairbourn, and Delores Lunnen. At Blackfoot they attended the wedding and reception of Kenneth Jackman and Miss Son;a Davis. In Pocatello they visited with Mr & Mrs Charles FackrelL Mrs Jesse Nix, who spent a week at the Campbell home accompanied her daughter, Mrs Samuelsen, to their home Monday. Mrs Blaine Croxford entertained at a luncheon Tuesday. Guests g were her mother, Mrs Helene of Salt Lake, and her grandmother, Mrs Margaret Richards of Ny-ber- Chicago, m. Mr & Mrs Ellis Richardson and family have returned from a short trip to Los Angeles, Calif. Mr & Mrs Andrew L. Phillips recently visited relatives and friends in Jackson Hole, Wyo., and Rigby, Ida. Mrs Rinth Johnson of Salt Lake spent last week with her sister and brother-in-law- , Mr & Mrs Sylvester Walker. Mr & Mrs George Jensen and daughter, Beth returned home Sunday after spending a vacation in California. They visited with Mr & Mrs C. E. Brown in North Hollywood and Mr St Mrs Orin Coulter in San Bernadino. Mrs Ellis Richardson and Mrs Sylvester Walker entertained at a party at the Walker home in honor of Mrs Armand Walker of Salt Lake. Thirty relatives enjoyed games and refreshments. Mr & Mrs Blaine Johnson of Colorado Springs, Colo., Mr St Mrs Eugene Croxford and Mr & Mrs were dinner Blaine Croxford guests Wednesday evening of Mr St Mrs Arthur Folwer in Salt Lake. Mr & Mrs Dellis Forbush has returned home after enjoying a y vacation to the Eastern States. They visited in Washington, D.C., and many places of interest including New York City. They made the trip by plane and returned by car. Terry Richardson is visiting with his aunt and uncle, Mr St Mrs Lynn Wolsleger in South Gate, Calif. Officers of the YMMIA of the Union Second ward entertained at a slumber party at the ward amusement hall Friday night. The guests came dressed as little girls. Prizes were awarded and games enjoyed. During the evening a lunch was served. In the morning a delicious breakfast was served to 35 members. Mr It Mrs Earl Beckstead and son, Nile of South Jordan and Mr OUVF SHA & Mrs Russ Oakeson spent the PfcofW Mid. Stt-week end at Fish Lake. Mr & Mrs Clarence Wardle Mrs A. M. Samuelson received a home Monday after spendtelephone call recently from her ing in Compton Calif., husband, Maj. Samuelson, stationwith their daughter and son in- ed in Chateauroux. France. The was their wedding annilaw, Mr & Mrs Lawrence Jones, occa-io(Donna). While there they attend- versary; ed the graduation exercises of One advantage in starting late is their grandson, Lawrence Jones. They also visited with Mr L Mrs that you miss the thousands who Wardles sister, Mrs Mary Aylett. start early to avoid the crowd. Mrs Ellen Samuelsen of Sandy, end Mrs A. M. Samuelsen and chilMen who don't pay as they go dren spent the week end in Idaho. have1 a hard time coming bark. d two-wee- 4-- 17-da- Sam-nelso- u TO TV & RADIO LISTENERS For Absolute? Satisfaction from your IWievrr, have it dunked periodically by KAST MIDVAI.K F.I.IXTIONI(fs Wi Repair or Recondition any Makt or Model at Reasonable Rates Work Guaranteed . . . Hundreds of Regular customers art Evidence that our Organization Is DEPENDABLE and EFFICIENT All work done by us is A hsolutcly THESE WOMEN! ranue By d'Alessio Mrs. S. Peter Peterson, Reporter Phone Mid. 0489-J- 1 Granite was well represented at two day convention and luncheon which opened Wednesday at Kingsbury Hall in Salt Lake. In attendance were Principal M. K. Bunnell, Mrs L. L. Morgan, Mrs Elvis Evans and Mrs C. C. Pingree. Highlights of the convention discussed were visual aids with consultation periods and ways and means of strenghtening the in the community. Granite Elder's Quorum and their partners enjoyed a jolly at the Rex Green home Saturday evening. A variety of games were featured and plenty of eats were served. Twenty people attended. Reynolds Nowell of New Jersey, brother-in-laof Mr & Mrs Emerson Hand, was a Wasatch visitor and dinner guest at the Hand home recently. He was accompanied by a brother, Rex Nowell of Salt Lake. Mr it Mrs Milton Gold and family motored to Grand and Bryce Canyons over the week end of June 1. Her mother, Mrs J. S. Parker of Salt Lake also enjoyed the trip with them. The Granite Relief Society work meeting for June convened Tuesday afternoon in the chapel. Quilting was the order of business. Refreshments were served at noon with President Lois Despain and Counselor Orilla Higgins as the ft smntTORii ti "Miss Finchley is extremely efficient clean-cu- t mistakes!" 0 S she makes such 'High-qualit- ing a training course in Salt Lake in preparation for being a comptometer operator. six-wee- Cheerfulness lubricates the axles By Olive Neilson of the world great numbers of Mr & Mrs Henry Holmes. Mr & people go through life with a conMrs Ted Tomlinson have returned tinuous squeak. home after spending two weeks the states of Texas, New As a general rule the fellow who touring Mexico, and Oklahoma. On the way is in a position to do as he pleases home they visited in Denver, Colo., Jerrold Morgan arrived in Gran- never knows what to do. with Mr & Mrs Clarence Frost and ite a couple of weeks ago, after family. several months in the service in Mr St Mrs Joe Steadman anWe hear a lot about cheap nounces the engagement of their San Barnadino, Calif. He will visit so never these but it's days, money daughter, Joan to Wallace Nielsen, here with his family till the fore- cheap that it isn't dear. son of Mr & Mrs Lawrence Niel- part of July, prior to his next assignment His brother, Stanley, LINDY LOU By Paul who has been serving in Memphis, Tenn., returned home June 4, and left again for his base Monday. The two brothers enjoyed immen-sle- y their brief visit at home together. Mr & Mrs 0. M. Despain, Mr & Mrs Emerson Hand and Mr St Mrs S. Peter Peterson were among those to attend a reception at the home of Dr & Mrs T. E. Clark of Sandy Monday evening, honoring the marriage of their daughter, Carol Arline and Robert M. Dun-ford. After residing in Granite at the home of her son. James Larkin and family the past year, Mrs Mary Larkin left last week to make her home in Salt Lake. Granite Fourth of July committee reminds the home folks to beto make their gin imediately floats preparatory for the celebration. No particular theme is necessary. Miss Dorrienne Despain is tak- - POPULAR RECORDS From Moulin Roup Song Swedish Rhapsody Percy Faith April in Portugal Penny Whistle Blues Freddy Mar- JrYr-- 1 iiuu? a saw r v.. 'IL uerfliT yv wanting." "DO YOUR WHERE OLD HICKORY VALLEY DRUG 7646 South State St. cziiiauvw the great Bourbon Taste of Hill' . "Don't be silly, Otis. For that much money we can go down to the VALLEY DRUG and buy that camera and some film we've been tin Who Want Fine Reception at all Times All are planning to be marThe three influences that wul ried in August. our freedom are prayeti preserve Under direction of the Primary officers and teachers, a very suc- common decency of man, and plencessful spring party was held for ty of ammunition. all Primary children. The younger with groups were entertained games and refreshments. The older groups enjoyed a roller skating party ai tne t&.u Holier Rink. After which they were served refreshments. Once again the M Men did it. They won the Volleyball champion- snip again tnis year. This makes 2 years straight. They won the first game in the tournament, loosing the second game. Mr & Mrs Warren Casper announces the engagement of their daughter, Lu Daun to George Bass, son of Mrs Marie Bass. Mr Si Mrs Vernon Spencer and family visited in Honeyvilie. They visited Mrs Spencers parents, Mr Vt &, Mrs Lorin Hunsaker. w . m m m i m m r k Mr & Mrs Reuben Spencer, Mr & Mrs Warren Casper returned home from visiting the Eastern States. They went their to bring their daughter Melba home where she has been serving as a LDS missionary. Melba is the daughter of Mr & Mrs Reuben Spencer. A farewell testimonial was held Friday evening for Norman Turner who has gone into the arm services. Gary Wayne Crump is visiting his grandmother, Mrs Julia Crump for the summer. Gary's father, missionary in the Western der Wayne Crump, is serving as a prat.!., eolclgm, pHotpfcorut, riboflavin, vitamin A States mission field. sen. 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