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Show THE MIDVALE (Utah) Page Eight Jordan to Graduate 330 On May 25 SENTINEL Benson, Loren Bigler, Ray Bills, lene Hess, Dale Ileugley, Beverly Pullman. Louise Bird, Merylin Bish- Ann Hilton, Arlene Holt, Lynn Holt Jeanne R Friday, May 13, 1955 op, Donald Blomquist. Kay Boeeess. Edgar Hoopuaina, Robert Glenn Penny Radmall, Jeanette Rawson, , Arva Bollinger, Carol Bollschweil-er- Houtz, Lanice Howard, Duane Kent Helen Reich, Sherlene Roby, John George E. Boswell, Leonal Boul- Howlett, Annette Hudson, William Romero, Keith LeRoy Roos, Chad ercises on Wednesday, May 25. Delbert J. Fugal, chairman of the ter, Sylvia Bowen, Richard Boyce, Hughesand Beth Humes. Rosenhan, Carl Rosengrantz and recent cancer drive in the Sandy The list follows: Dee Lindsay Brady, Marilyn Brady, J Charles F. Russom. area reports a total of $416 conDouglas Brown, Gloria Dean Brown, S E. Jacobson, Agnes Mary George RaLane Brown, Ronald Brown, WalHoward Elmer Adrams, Dale Gar- lace Kent Linda Sabey, R. Duane Sadler, tributed by residents of the four Jenkins, Harvey Jenkins, Carla Lou Brown, Helen Sandy wards. Those in charge of Karen Jensen ry Adams, Don Dee Adamson, H. Carmellia Brunetti, Kendall Browne, James Sanders, Jean Beverly LcRoy Jr., H. Bun Jensen, Charles Ainsworth, Elizabeth Jane Pauline Schmidt, Rosemarie the drive in the wards included: M. Kent Burgon, Kennth Ro- Jesse Rees Jensen, Jerrald Jensen, nell, Allen, Glenn Merlin Allgood, Brent bert Burns, Milan Bursach, Sheron Donald Lee Jenson, Dorothy Jex, Schmidt, Sandra Schoffield, Duane First ward, Lyle Gunderson; Second John-stuLeo Anderson, Carol Anderson, Scott, Sharon Gay Shelton, David ward, Ralph Richey; Third ward, David Butterfield, Jim- Richard Arlen Johnson, Owen Dixie Dee Anderson, Glenda Ander- Busenbark, Mau- Shields, Vickie Ann Showell, Nola and Lois Jones Ardell my Butterfield and Marilyn Butter-fielMrs Sterling Jensen; Fourth ward, son, Helen Anderson, Marie AnderMae Silcox, Kent Simmonson, Ann reen Joosten. Mrs Wallace Benson. K son, Romae Anderson, Larry Simpson, Robert Smart, G. Nolan C Max Antezack, Roland Clyde Sheldon Jack Mrs Marilyn Sims and baby Smith, Smith, Orson Laura Kay Charlene Kay, Paul Caine, Paul Cardyell, Allen Arterburn, Lowell Ashman, Lee M. Ann Snyder, Helen Renee Sorensen, Jay daughter, Clifton, Ariz., who is Kiisel, Arthur Peggy Richard Janice Campbell, Carlson, Ashton, Lawrence Astle and Gary Frances Margene Kroom and Calvin Spratling, Hal Spratt, Alan visiting her Carson, Sandra Casper, Robert W. Atkinson. parents, Mr & Mrs Earl J. Steadman, Marlin Joseph Steien-feldJean Norman Ann Kynaston. Chiea, Patsy Coats, B was guest of honor at a Jones, StockBrent Jean Stephens, Coleman, JoAnn Cook. Norinne Robert Dale Bagley, Kaye Kath- Cook, - luncheon given by Mrs Jerry SesCook, Myrna LaRae Blayne Labrum, Frank Larson, ing, Thomas Stoker, Mickey Sugileen Baker, Ronald Vyron Baker, Cook, Marilyn Marlene Eva Corak, Carole Michael Lavender, Albert Don Lien, yama, Geraldine Sund, Howard sions at her home in Bontiful, TuesDennis Bateman, Judy Beckstead, Cox, Claude Crane, Patricia Crane, II. G. Lindord, Barbara Linnarz, Swapp and Judith Ranee Sylvester. day of last week. She is also being Karen Beckstrand, Russell Glenn Gene Crawford, LaRayne Crump, Carmene Lloyd, Donald Lloyd, DonT entertained by other friends and Sammy Crump, Vesta Mae Crump, na Lee Lloyd, Duane Loveless, Donna Tapp, relatives. Fred Takermori, Raymond Cunningham and Sharon Frank Lucas, Raymond Lucero, Noel Taylor, Noreen Joan Tester, Curtis. Mrs John II. (Pearl) Shaw left Ann Lundberg and Dclores Lunnen. Bart J. Thaxton, Norma Lee D M R. morning of this week, Don Wednesday Ronald Thompson, Thayne, Merl Grant Dahl, Wayne C. Dahl, Gordon Tolman, Sherry for Seattle, Wash., where she will Dale Brent Bruce Thorup, Mackay, Mace, Dorene Dansie, George Dansie, Sue McMullin, Patsy Lee Tomlinson, Janet Torkelson, Char spend two or three weeks as guest Joyce Dansie, Claudette Densley, Macklin, Mr Vernon Densley, D. Anna Despain, Milligan, Deanna Milne, Donald lene Townsend, Ardath Lynne of her daughter and Mit- Tripp, Howard Kent Tucker and Janett Detamasi, Janice Detomasi, Milne, Rosemary Miner, Faye Mon& Mrs James W. Phillips and famLaDawn Tucker. Pelores Dibb, Ruby Dorius, DeAnna chell, Sandra Mitchell, Ray V ily. Mrs Shaw will also visit her Dow, Evelyn Drake, Lawrence Rog- tague, Nelda Moon, Glen Moosman, C. VaranMrs Charles RichardMichael Van John Joan Ry, Morrow, er Draney. Ronald C. Duffin, Doug- Bernie EIRay Morrill, son in Olympia, Wash. las LaMar Dumas and James Du- Sharlene Mortensen, Arlene Mous-le- akis and Janice Vaughn. W and Judith Rae Mower. mas. Delbert J. Fugal, Sandy, with Charles Ronald Walker, LaTrice E N seven of his other brothers and sisNedra Forest Wardle, Aundrea Eastman. David EastBertha Joan Naylor, Gerald Nay-i- Walters, Jer- ters, attended the ceremony Friday Ann Wardle Webster, Dorothy man, Joyce Ebert, Gary Ross EgAlfrpH Nelson. Everett Nelson. Hobert, Marvin Emery and Betty Ann Sandra Deon Nelson, Margaret Shir- - ry L. Webster, Michael Webster, May 6, at the Waldorf-AstoriRonald Webster, Richard Welling- tel in New Ennist. moththeir when ram KODerx York, newman, lene Neuner, F ton, Deanna Wennerstrom, Keith Nichols, Sonja Nichols, Clement Ri- L. Whitmore, Tracy R. Wilson, Joan er, Mrs Lavina Christensen Fugal, Ross E. Fairboura, Joyce Steven L. Fergus, Kathryn ley Nickle, Don Paul Nicol, Ann Amelia Winn, Sally Maxine Winn, Pleasant Grove, received the naand Marie Ferguson, Vivian Ferguson, James Eric Nilsson, Joyce Nunley Kaye Winward, June Iretta With- tional citation and pin as the Nystrom. FitzButters Fitzgerald, Nephi Ray ers, Dean Wolf, Carol Ann Wood, "American Mother of the Year BENNETT O Lois Wood, Neil C. Wood, Lucille gerald, Eldon Foreman, Lloyd Fran-co1955," Mr Fugal, with other brothBarbara O'Brien, Kenneth O'- Worthen and Nadine Wright. LaReita Freeman and Jay ers and sisters, made the trip to Fullmer. Brien, William Martin O'Keefe, Y G Gerd Olsen, Dirk Olsen, Perry New York and return by plane and Donald Vates. Delores Olson, Sylvan Olson, Stanley Games, Richard George, happily surprised their mother. Mrs Judy Gessell, Carolyn Sue Gibbons, JoAnn Ottesen, Lois Owen and RoFugal returned early Sunday mornHow-aid MIDVALE METHODIST Grace Gilbert, Norma Giles, berta Lou Ozancin. ing, just in time to pay tribute to James Glad, William Glines, P COMMUNITY CHURCH James Glover, David Charles Godhis wonderful mother at Sandy LeRoy Page, Glenn Palmer, Lynn frey, DuWayne Goff, Luella Jane ward Sunday school Mother's First a.m. School 9:45 Sunday Goff, Glenda Graham, Grace Gra- Ralph Palmer, Marianna Palmer, 11 a.m. Service Colleen program. Day Worship William Parker, Palmer, Gerald Ann Crane, ham, Patricia 6:30 p.m. Youth Fellowship Mrs Elfleda L. Jensen returned Gray, Ross Green, Nancy Greene, Patty Anne Parker, Annabelle Par7 p.m. home last week from more than Choir Practice, Tues. Elaine Greenwood, Val Greenwood ry, Rulon Parry, Myrna Parsons, Harrison Paul Pedro, James PeterThe annual conference will be a month's stay in California where and Roscoe Clyde Grover. son, Kendall Phelps, Patsy Marie held in Denver, Colo., June H LATER she visited her daughter and Patricia Pine-dThe Crusader Camp for InterCarolyn Hamilton, Clyde Hamil- Phelps, Jerry Pierce, Dr & Mrs William J. TanGayle Pixton, Doris Louis Play- mediates will be held at Kamas ton, Coleen Hamilton, Kathleen Denece L at Pollard ner Pearl er, Jr., Hayward, Calif., and her Jeanne Hansen, Phyllis Harbuck, June Mr & Mrs Hatt, Janiel Hatt, Florence Arlene Poma, Lois Dorothy Pratt, Janice Mrs Loraine T. Benton, Minister daughter and Haun, Lynne Janet Haws, Ethel Price, Lorin Price, Roger Price, Smith in San Francisco, R. Don Heki, Deanna Hendrickson, Mer- - Shirley Joyce Price and Dorothy where' Don is, attending dental Horse Show at SANDY Sand-quis- t, Witk commencement less than two weeks away, names of about 330 prospective 1955 graduates of Jordan high school were announced recently. Phil L. Goldbranson, faculty chairman, released the list of names of seniors who are expected to graduate at commencement ex d. An-dru- Kes-le- r, Kir-to- t, f exhibits of the students concluded the program. Sandy PTA was well represented at the recent State PTA convention held at Logan. Ten delegates as well as the PTA district representative, Mrs Dunn Taylor, Sandy, attended. At the Sandy Jaycee meeting held Monday evening of last week at Sandy city hall, members heard a report of the recent convention at Richfield given by Dr Bruce J. Parsons, Murray. Wayne Ottley, Murray, was elected one of the seven Utah Jaycees vice presidents. Sandy Jaycees passed a resolution to find out more about their city government. With the permission of the Sandy city council, one or more representatives of the club will attend council meetings. union OLIVE SHARP, Reporter Phone Mid. 586-R son-in-la- sister-in-la- y v a Faur-scho- 1 7! u, La-M- 01-se- n, Colorizer 1 if yi 1 pl DO IT NOW PAINTS - PAY 14-1- 9. son-in-la- o, 19-2- LUMBER son-in-la- Quarter PLYWOOD DRINK MILK HARDWOOD ROOFING FENCING We Have an Easy Payment Plan for Your Convenience .. West Jordan Lumber Co. .tastes extra good in Utah! UTAH MM er d d Mia-Mai- Pfc Sterling Hill of the army, at Fort Lawton, Wash., is stationed The Intermountain Quarter Horse Asociation's spring show will be spending a two weeks' furlough as held at the Salt Lake County Fair- guest of his parents, Mr & Mrs grounds in Murray, May 20 through George A. Hill, Sandy. 21. Four horse races are scheduled Mrs John II. Shaw entertained at daily, and three shows every day, a family dinner at her home Tues9 a.m., 2 p.m., and 8 p.m. Featured of this week, in celebration of events of the show will be calf rop- day stationed at Fort Sheridian, HI., for the birthday of her husband, John the ing, horse roping, cow cutting, plus past 18 months. II. Shaw. Mr & Mrs Harold Shaw, other working events. Jaclt Burgon, who has been staMurray; Mr & Mrs Merril Shaw, tioned with the navy in San FranHolladay, and Mr & Mrs Grant cisco, Calif., is enjoying a leave with his wife and parents, Shaw, Midvale, were present. WANT ADS Mr & Mrs Kent Ludwig Strate, Mr St Mrs Maurice Burgon. FollowSpring City, former residents of ing his leave he will be assigned USS Hollister at San Sandy were recently honored by to the ship their church, nerta was presented Diego, Calif. Mrs Matilda Bradbury, Ogden, the Golden Gleaner award and Kent and Mr Mrs Armand Walker, Salt k award received his Master Lake, were dinner guests Sunday Sunday, May 1, at North San Pete at the home of Mr 4 Mrs Sylvester Stake conference. Mr & Mrs Otto Walker. Kathleen Hepner celebrated her Ludwig, Sandy, parents of Mrs Strate, attended the conference 11th birthday Friday. A party with all the trimmings was enjoyed by when the awards were presented. The oficers and chairmen of San 18 guests. of the Third The Relief dy PTA and room representatives ward held theirsociety work meeting Tuesat school were guests of the Sandy day. The lesson on cooking utensils a luncheon Thursday noon of last was presented by Marva Teran. A week at the school cafeteria. A demonstration on copper pictures meeting, band concert, and instal- and planter boxes was given by lation of officers followed. A visit Maude Cook and Lucille Smith. to the various rooms to view the art Luncheon was served at noon. ! 30-da- Midvale, Ut. 114 N. Main school. Murray Next Week End Mrs Blanche Macklin and Mrs Dorothy Russell, Midvale, visited during the week with Mrs Lena Silvey. Mr & MrsHarvey Marchant and daughter, recently spent a weekend in Pocatello, Ida., with Mr & Mrs Wallace Cook and Mr & Mrs II. W. Young. While there they enhonoring Mrs joyed a Marchant's sister, Mrs Jessie Oler, Sterling, Alberta, Canada. Mr & Mrs Harry Johnston, Salt with Mr Lake Spent the week-en& Mrs Willis Sharp. Mr & Mrs Hans Kreipl, Mr & Mrs Alton Nance and Mr & Mrs Stanley Nance all of Salt Lake, entertained at a dinner Sunday honoring their mother, Mrs Ellen. Nance. Mr & Mrs Owen Walker of Whit- tier, Calif., and Mrs Ellis Richard son and children, were dinner guests Saturday of Mr & Mrs Sylvester Walker. Mr & Mrs Eldon Carter and fam in ily recently spent a week-enIdaho Falls, Ida., where they attended funeral services for Mr Carters mother, Mrs Mary C. Carter. of the Second ward held its "Tying of the Rose Bouquet" evening last Wednesday. The girls presented a musical program and participated in the rose cere- money. Parents of the girls, mem bers of the bishopric and YWMIA officers were special guests. The arrangements for the party was under direction of Mrs Vera Russell, class leader. Robert Milne recently received his discharge after serving two years with the army. Mr Milne was FOUNDATION IgpsiYlM mi ieamtiW, Micghest- - PoLuered Gar iwu mn LOivnsn minn pnicED ,: aw'--- ' ' y': : ''''v.'.w.;.. ; ..; J --.- j - - i V ff Bio, handsome Pontiac you see here represents the automobile value in America! 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