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Show Friday and Saturday, May 29 a~d !lO - - - - · sen, superintendent of the Y. M. M. I. Mr. and Mrs. Zach Butterfield en- SOUTH JORDAN A., was released with his assistants, Morris Butterfield and Joseph Butterfield, and Thomas Butterfield was set apart as superintendent, with Lorenzo Howard and John Steadman as his assistants. Mrs. Helen Howard was released as p residelit of the Y. L. M. I. A., and her first assistant, Mrs. Dora G. Callicott, was set apart as president, with Mrs. Beth Bills and Miss Beth Smith as her counselors. The following scouts of the Riverton Second ward spent the week-end l.t the Wigwam in Millcreek canyon: Archie Peterson, Samuel Hunt, Geraid and Kathel Tischner, Loton and Eroll MYers, Ivan and Paul MQrtensen, Weldon Freeman, Clarence Glazier, Clarence Crane, Kenneth Crane, Milton Densley, Leon Densley, Ray Battison, Glen Johns!ln, Glen 4Joyd, Harry Torkelsen, RU!Sell Nielsen and Leo Rlndllsbach. Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Freeman had as !heir guests several days -last' week, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Freeman and son Eldon, and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Freeman of Pleasant Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brown enter-' talned at their home in honor of J. E. Vosburgh of San Francisco, Calif., who are spending two weeks visiting with relatives. Mrs. Theodore Hutchings and son tertained at dinner Wednesday in hpnor of Mr. and Mrs. William Lim of Pleasant Grove. Mr. and Mrs. William Broadbent and Miss Natalie Ellertsen of Santaquin were guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Tlschner last week. The West Jordan stake Y. L. M. I. A., under the direction of the stake junior leaders, entertained at a festival on last "Monday. at the First ward chapel, in honor of the junior girls of the stake and their mothers. Members of each ward were dressed 'to represented the different countries. Roses were used as favors for the luncheon, w.hlch was served to 100 guests. Memorial services were held at the • Riverton cemetery on Decoration day, Jordan Post No. 35 of the American Legion being in charge, and paid tribute to all war veterans by placing a flag on each grave, firing a salute and sounding ''Taps." The Legion quartette sang a number. The Riverton Junior band furnished the music for the occasion, after which they left with the Legion to hold services at Bluffdale and Herriman. A great improvement has been made at the Riverton cemetery under the supervision of Thomas M. Hamilton and Thomas Nichols, assisted by the Boy Scouts. Mrs. Rei& Bateman and children, who have spent the past winter in Logan, are visiting relattvea and friends here fO)' a couple of week, then they will return to Logan, where Mrs. Bateman will attend IIUJDJDer school. M:ra. Samuel E. Holt enteriamed at a quilting Wedneltlay. The guests included Kta. Joseph F. Palmer, M:n. Truby Holt, M:n. Urban Mdrlullin and Mrs. Oral Wardle. Mr. and llr8. Jamea HanMil and family vialted in American Fork, Saturday. The:y were special guests of Mrs. Ethel Nickols. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Norris were guestll of lira. LeOnard Sharp of East Kldvale, Sunday. Krs. Elmer Palmer entextatn~ at a waffle breakfast Sunday morning for M:n. 0. H. Bateman and son Gale, of Magna, and Mrs. Lydia Bateman of West Jordan. Kr. and Mrs. Marvin Dansie have moved to Riverton to make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Holt announce the engagement of their daughter, Mable, to Henry Nel8on of Murray, the wedding to take place in the Salt Lake ~le, Wedneaday, June 10. of South Jordan were guests of Mr. Kiss Essie Holt spent two days and Mrs. Gwynne Page, Saturday. Miss Fay Sorensen of Bingham is ' during the week In Provo, vislting her sisters, ADD and Ida Holt. . spending several weeks as guest of The South Jordan club entertained her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John at the home of Miss Catherine Beck- A. Rindllsbach. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones and stead In honor of Miss Mable Holt, a Announcement of the appointment bride of the month. Table games and daughter, Mildred, and son Reed and HtUe Miss Cleo Whitaker spent Satof the Whetman Motor company of luncheon was enjoyed by M:arinda Draper as DeVaux dealer in Draper Beckstead, Helen McMullin, Ivy urday at Lake Shore and Salem. Mrs. Charles Tu!'".aer of Bluffdale is announced by George R. Morris, Wardle, Oral Beckstead, Euie Holt, ~e Palmer, Kable Holt and Cath- returned home Sunday, after spend- sales manager of the western factory ertn Beckstead. Miss Holt was pre- 1ng the week as guest of her parents, of the DeVaux-Hall Motors corporaMr. and Mrs. Peter Frost. tion, located In Oakland, Calif. Milted with a beautiful silver set. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Allen and chi!The Draper DeVaux dealer organlMr. and M:ra. Earl Brown and fam• Uy of Kldvale, Mr. and Kns. Kenneth dren spent the week-end visiting at zation ~s regarder as one of the outNorris, Kane Norris, and Kiss Golda .McCammon, .]dabo, as guest of Mr. !!tanding motor car merchandising concerns in this territory. In preparaOllver apent Decoration day In LitUe and Mrs. D. R. Hall. Mrs. Verda Mickelsen returned tion for the display of the new autoCottonwood canyon. Mrs. Grace Douglas and family of home last week, after spending the mobiles the Whetman Motor com· Ruth, Nevada, apent part of the week past ten days at the L. D. S. hospital. pany has decorated its sales rooms Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones had as especially for the showing of Am.eras guests of Mrs. U:elba Norris. their dinner guests, Sunday, Mr. and ica's newest automotive creation. The many frlenda of Samuel Cooper Two men, outstanding In the indus· are pleased to see him home again, Mrs. William Greenwood and chi!dren, and Mr. and Mrs. Burton Green- try, are tJle builders of this car. Norafter an operation at the 4 D. S. wod and children of American Fork. night city marshal in Midvale, is re· hospital over two weeks ago. Vaux-Hall Motors, has won an en· Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Maxfield of Covers w~re laid for fifteen. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Taylor and chilviable reputation nationally as a American Fork and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Maxfield motored to Ogden, Sun- dren of Magna spent the week-end manufacturer. Working hand in hand day, and visited their brother and as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ole Peter- with him is Col. Elbert J. Hall, vice son. president in charge of engineering, famUy, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kaxfield Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Nielsen and whose fame as an engineer has won Miss Maurine Burt of Salt Lake visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. family attended the Nielsen reunion him international fame. held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. mgh Speed Claims OUver L. Burt, Sunday. Col. Hall, co-designer of the Libetry Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Beckstead Charles Smith of Crescent, last Saturday. Motor• built a 70 horsepower motor of Magna visited relatives here ThursMrs. M. J. Tischner spent three for the DeVaux which produces a conday. days at Santaquin as the guest of stant, even flow of power at speeds Mr. and Krs. Clayton Wheadon and famlly of Bingham spent Monday Mrs. John Ellertsen. The following of 5 to 70 miles an hour. However, with his mother, Mrs. Alma Wheadon. from Riverton formed a party Mon- he also bore in mind the fact that the Ephraim Twitchell has returned to day and .surprised her: Mr. J . Tisch- automobile owner today Is also Inhis home at Delta, after spending the ner, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Tlschner, terested in economy of operation and past winter with bis sister, Mrs. Alton LeVon Tichner, Miss Oneeda Tisch- the Hall power plant has a gasoline ner and Mark Nicols, it being her mileage average that is surprising, it Beckstead. was pointe dout. Mr. and Kns. Asel Wheatdon spent birthday anniversary. Mrs. Rela Bateman and son of Conut Alexis de Sakhnoffsky Is a Tuesday vialting in Salt Lake. Logan were guests of Mr. and Mrs. third person wbo has played an 1mAn appropriate program is being a.rnmged for a farewell party to be Roland Page, Tuesday. Mrs. Bate- portant role in designing the DeVaux given ln. the ward house Friday, man is spending two weeks visiting 6-75. To Sakhnoffsky goes the credit for the distinctive appearance of the June 12, In honor of Kis.l Essie Holt, with relatives.. Mr. and Mrs. Elorum Tischner of car. From its sloping "V'' type radiprior to her departure for a mission • Santaquin spent Saturday visiting ator all lines flow back in a rhythm to the Northern States. suggesting its high speed. Robert Holt of California, Mr. and with relatives. Mrs. W!Ulam Oliver, Mr. and Mrs. James Ollver of Provo, Mr. and Mrs. M:llton Henderson, Mr. aDd Mrs. Jea Holt of Salt lAke, were guests of Bishop and Krs. B. H. Beckstead on Decoration Day. Mr. aDd Mrs. Ed Holt of Salt Lake were guests at the Beckstead home, Friday evening. Lee Neilson attended a birthday party Friday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd, Nerdin of West SAFETY isn't merely a Jordan. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Beckstead an"talking point" for Kelly noUDCe tbe birth of a son, born TuesLotta MilesTirea-it'a a/act/ day, 111118 I. The acid test of actual perM:r. and Mrs. Melvin Wayman and formance proves that Kelly two 1008 of Salt Lake were guests of quality gives Safety-and perMr. and Mrs. Earl Beckstead, Saturfect tire satisfaction. day. · E~e the Kelly Lotta Mrs. Emma Holt visited Sunday Miles. The benefits of Kelly with Mr. aDd Mrs. Lee A. Palmer. quality are yours, at theso Kl8li Belen Crane of Riverton, Kiss amazingly low pricca~ Helea. Votash of Granger, Reola Holt, Leo Newbold aDd AI Holt motored to W'~. Sunda:y, and visited Byrum Holt. K1a Bel~ U:CU:ulUD. !au returned hom.e after spending tbe winter at Logan, attending the U. B. A. C. Jlar1nda and QatberiD.e llechtead entertaJned at din'""' Sunda:y at the bome of u:r. and u:n. LN. Beckatead in honor of K•ble and Bule Holt. Hyrum Holt of Wyomtng BpeDt two days this week with hill parelltB, Mr. and Mrs. WUJiam M. Holt. • Mrs. Emma Holt left Wedneada:y to apend several weeks visiting relattvea and friends ln. Idaho. A larp number from this ward attended tbe Nielson reunion, held at Cawcent. Saturday. RIVERTON Rivtrton Second ward M. L A. . . . teorgaqbred SUIId&y during II&C• n=•• mtetta1 wba Orut Korttll· DE VAUX NAMES DRAPER DEALER 4.40-21 ..........................................$4.95 4.50-20 ..........................................$5.60 4.50-21 ..........................................$5.65 4.75-19 ..........................................$6.65 4. 75-20 ..........................................$6. 75 5.00-20 ..........................................$7.to 5.25-18 ..........................................$7.90 5.25-21 ..........................................$8.55 5.50-20 ..........................................$8.95 6.00-20 H. D.........................$12. 75 Other sizes proportionately low. · 0. fl E. Eleetrle Servlee 25 East Center Street Phone272 .. Thursd.ay, June 4,1931 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Comparison Urged ly lighted panel, the handsomely wheels as are the sport sedan and "With the ,lDtroduction of the De- finished instrument · board contains a coupe with theis exception, however: Vaux motorists for the first time are speedometer, ammeter, oil, gasoline the extra wire wheel is mounted ln. a offered the opportunity-to own a low- and temperature gauges. priced automobile that hos the ex"The careful attention to even the fender well on the first named type, elusive advantages of Col. Hall's en- minute details that is everywhere while it is on the rear of the other gineering," declared an exectuive of evident upon examination of the out- two. The cufltom modeJs bave six the Whetman Motor Company. "Com- side body fittings and bright metal wire wheeis and trunk rack at the parisons, part for part, of the sturdy work is equally apparent in the bar- rear, the extra wheels being placed steel chassis of each of the models mony of color scheme and of fine in fender wells on th!! froa.t fenders reveal outstanding value· in the low- upholstery materials with which the and are protected by chromium plated priced motor car field. Thorughout comfortable cushions are upholstered, tire covers. the frame, six inches in depth and and the roomy interiors are trimmed." built with five cross members, may be The complete DeVaux line of Ohio Capital Movecl Twice found evidence of conscientious engin- mod els include the business coupe, the Ohio has had three t·at•h als. CbUeering that meets self-imposed high sport sedan and sport d th Ueothe was the llrst and It was suestandards. coupe, an e , custom sedan and coupe. The bust- eeeded by Zant>.svllle, which lD tum 'The DeVaux has the distl?ction of ness coupe is eqUipped with five wire was followed by Columbus, the preebeing the onl year in its pr1ce class 1 -;:;~::;;;~~;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;e:n:t:e:a;p;lt;a~I.;:R:o~c=ky::lr::Io:u;n;ta;l~n;N~e=w:s.~ which has a three-speed transmission j ~, with constant mesh second gear, the equivalent in operation to twin high·! gears. Its advantages are two-fold: : first- quieter operation In second J gear; second- the elimination of the necessity of sliding gears Into mesh when changing from high back to second or from low to second, and the substitution of a simple sliding clutch which can be engaged with the same ease as the high gear. "When a observer views the DeVaux 6-75 from a distance he gains at first impression of length, lowness and fleetness. From the sweeping body lines his falls upon the attractive radiator which strikes a new and distinctive note in design, a motif which Is carried throughout the art treatment of the ent(re car. Built Handsomely "Artistically grouped in an indirect- I The Window That Opens Ori The FUTURE Handing your deposit through the teller's window each week is adding that much towards future security, toward future pleasures, travel, study, or whatever you have planned for future years. Get in the habit of corning to our window each week with a savings deposit. It will repay you. Orchid Beauty Salon Som Co. Permanent Wave ............$5.00 Duart Permanent Wave ................$6.50 Pee Wee Permanent Wave ..........$1.00 (For Children) Also--Combination Waves, Finger Waves, Water Waves, Shampooing and MareeWng. Veda Hauon, Operator.. Phone 117-J I 4 per cent Interest SPEAKING OF LIFE INSURANCE Let Us· Explain Our Savings Plan Cannot be stolen; cannot burn; can never be anything but an asset; is guaranteed to be worth more tomorrow than it is today; can be purchased upon the easiest, most perfect payment plan ever devised. Midvale State Baak For details·, see GEORGE W. COX RepresenUng Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. 77 Jefferson St. TeL Mid. 222W. Midvale, Uta.h · THE e Arrires in_ aux DRAPER DE VAUX-HALL MOTORS CORPORATION ANNOUNCES THE APPOINTMENT OF Whet~aaa Motor CoDipany As DeVaux Dealers/or the City of Draper and Vicinity A history-making automobile arrives in your community today. I tis the exceptional motor car that won enthusiastic acceptance in all parts of the United States-the new DeVaux, powered by the famous ·six-cylinder Hall Engine. throughout the country are now astonishing thousands of motorists ••• for the :flashing get..away of the new De Vaux is unapproached and its speed of 70 to 80 miles an hour surpasses that of all other low-p,riced. cars. You have never before seen such value as this speedy and powerful DeVaux represents. It boldly upsets tradition ••• establishes new standards of performance, smartness and comfort In the low-priced field. Demonst~atlons Now it is your turn to be thrilled ••• with a dazzling performance you never thought possible in a lowpriced motor car. Come in today. Demonstrations are now being made in order of appointments. • No., on llillp.,., • • • Whetman Motor Company . DRAPER~UTAH |