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Show at the home of Mrs. Sophronia. B~teman in S&ndy New Years day. WEST JORDAN NEWS PAGE FOURTEEN THE UTE SENTINEL Midvale, Utah, Friday, January 11, 1935 10 Basketball Schedule Drawn IGranite, p.m.; East Midvale at. Draper, 8 p.m. For East Jordan M Men January 2 -4--Sandy Second vs .. Ze~~~~~~ o~~~~~n~~· -~7ldi:i~~ ~ hospital su:tTerin~ :rrom toxic pneumonia. Mr. and lLr!!. Adams were Mrs. Orvil Dimond and baby Loformerly of thi~ ward. la have been very ill during the -opast week. Mrs. Luella McAllister ~pent two -odays With her son and family, v. Joe Jacobson of Los Angeles spent the holidays as guest of Wil- A. McAlli!!ter of Union who have two Bick children. son and Lynn Bateman. -()-- Elmer, the 10 year old son of .Mr. and Mrs. Millard Williams met with a very painful accident last week when he broke his arm. while coasting. -oMrs. Horace Young has been_ in the hospital again for some time. -o- -oMr. and Mrs. Ira Hardcastle and 1 . Will_iam Hibbard has been very j two children were guests of Mr. Ill durmg the week. and Mrs. William S. Dimond Sun-oday. Milan Christiansen of a C. C. C. 1 -ocamp spent a week visiting with Born to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Harhis parents and family, Mr. and mon Saturday, January 5, a girl. Mrs. Lawrence Christiansen. -o-oThursday Mrs. Charles T. DiMr. and Mrs. James H. Jensen, mond spent the day visiting with Elmer and Yetive, left for San her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Lloyd Francisco Friday. Elmer is to at- of Riverton. ....-()tend the Deisel Engineering school. A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jensen and daughter will remain visiting relatives for George Balkley the latter part of last week. about two weeks. I -o- -o-- Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Segmiller Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Bateman and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Dimond attended the annual birthday party McAllister last Sunday. THE lEW STAIDARD CHEVROLET LOWEST-PRICED SIX UNUSUAL ECONOMY FLASHY ACCELERATION 23% MORE POWER for Getaway end Hill-climbing BIG, ROOMY BODY 8Y FISHER SMOOTH, POWERFUL alt.AKES BLUE-FLAME VALVE-IN-HEAD INGINE i4 C J Sandy First, 7 p.m; Cresent vs_ Because Midvale First ward is j' U ruon, . 8 p.m.,. E a st "ll..r'd J.u.l va1e vs. not entering the East Jordan stake I Sandy Third., 9 p.m.; Midvale M Men basketball league. it has Second vs. Butler, 10 p.m.; Draper become necessary to draw up a vs. Granite, 11 p.m. new schedule for the 5econd half January 28-East Midvale vs_ -o-j of play, which began Monday, Butler, 7 p.m.; Midvale Second vs. Mrs. Isaac Beckstead of South January 7. Sandy Third, 8 p.m.; Union vs. 1 Jordan has been ~taying at the . Granite, 9 p.m.; Sandy Second at . T!l.z schedule for the remainder C h orne o f M r. and Mrs. 0 I'Vl.1 0 Ith . f rescent , 8 p.m.; S an d y F'1rs t a t. 1eague Is as o 11o·ws: of e Draper. mond during the week. -oJa~m£1 ry 14-1:!:ttlvale .S•!r.ond vs. . Sanrl~~· First, 7 p.m.; Sar..dy Third January 31-Granite vs. Butler, Mr. and Mr~. Albert Olson atten- vs. Granite, 8 p '."1.; Sau.. " . Second 7 ~.m.; Sand~ Second v~. Sandy ded a board meeting of the Andrus vs. East Midvale, 9 p.m.; Butler vs. Thi_rd, 8 p.m., Sandy r:Irst vs. family at the home of Mr. and Union, 10 p.m.; C::cscnt at Drap<'r, 1 Umon, 9 p.m.; Eas~ Midvale at Mrs. M.' B. Andru~ of Draper Sunp.In. Crescent, 8 p.m.; Midvale Second 8 day afternoon. at Draper 8 p.m. -o-January 17-Sandy Second vs. ' Mr. and :U:rs. c. M. Beckstead i l::Tnion, 7 y.m .; East Midva~e vs. Februa~y 4-San~y First vs. visited at the home of Mr. and Sandy First, 8 p.m.; Midvale Sandy Th ..rd, 7 p.m., Sandy Second Mrs. c. E. Chapman of Holiday sec;:ond vs. Granite, 9 p._:n.; Sandy vs .. Butler, ~ p.~.; Draper vs. Sunday afternoon. Th1rd at Cresent, 8 p.m., Butler at Umon, p.m., Midvale Second vs. -o-Draper, 8 p.m. East Midvale, 10 p.m.; Crescent vs~ A good representation of the January 21-Sandy First vs. I Granite, 11 p.m. I West Jordan Boy Scouts atteP Butler, 7 p.m.; Midvale Second vs.l All games will be played at j the stake Court of Honor Sunday Cresent, 8 p.m.; Union vs. Sandy Sandy recreation hall unless other1 evening at South Jordan. Third, 9 p.m.; Sandy SccoPc.? vs. wise stated. HEVROLET presents the finest cars aB.d biggest values that Chevrolet has eTer effered. The New Sttzmltlrl CMvrolet ..• !tylec in the trattitional Chenolet •an:aer whicla ltas proTei so popular • • • proTiam~ •• eatirely Bew degree of perfM"JBaaee ·aai eperatiB~ economy. .And ths aew Jl___. 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Liat price of Mas- ter De Luxe Coupe a.t Flint. lO ch., $660. With bumpers,. •pare tire and tire lock, the li•t ~r1ce ia $ii.OO Q.dditional. Price• •ubject to changewithout notice. RIVERTON MOTOR COMPA y PHONE MID. 92-·R2 RIVERTON, UTAH |