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Show Friday, November 12, 1937. THE UTE SENTINEL PAGE FOUR GOVERNOR AIDS RED CROSS home on South Main St. IatAtheircapacity crowd of neighbors Mrs. Martin Bowen and baby daughter of Riverton is visiting and friends of Granite and vicinity this week at the home of Mrs. were entertained at a farewell Bowen's mother, Mrs. Emma Becktestimonial at the ward chapel Sat- stead. urday evening given compliment-~ Mrs. Mary Mickelson spent Monary to M1ss Clara Ebert, daugh- day in Logan visiting her daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto E. Eber~, ter, Dorothy, who is attending who. left _T~ursday for the Cah- school at the U. A. C. this season. . forma miSSion. A program of Mr. and Mrs. 0. J. Snut~. and music and speeches was enjoyed, followed by dancing. Miss Ebert son, Clarence,. w~re Logan VISlt?rs was given a missionary shower Tuesda:Y: Wh1le_ m the college c1ty November 4 at the Douglas Des- ~hey VISited ~e1r son, Zenas, who pain home in Salt Lake City. IS also attendmg the U. A: C. Mr. a~d Mrs. Hans Christensen Twenty friends from Granite were of Ephnam, Utah, were guests at in attendance. the C. Peter Petersen home TuesMr. and Mrs. Joseph Roberts day evening. were Richfield visitors Sunday. L t Th Ute Sentinel do your Mrs. Roberts visited relatives while e Mr. _Roberts enjoyed pheasant J . e. prmtmg. hunting. Riverton Junior High Notes f EAST MIDVALE Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Sharp and son, Stanley, and Mrs. P. A. Swenson left Saturday for a short trip to Rupert, Idaho. They will visit Mrs. Frank Butler and family. Mrs. Maxine C. Greenwood left Thursday for her home in DeMoines, Iowa, after a six weeks' visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Clayton. T. Donald Creer arrived home in Washington, D. C., Sunday morning after a ten day visit with his wife, Beatrice, Simper Creer and son, Tommy, and Mrs. Annie Simper who have spent the past five months here. They expect to leave November 15 to join him and spend the winter at the nation capital. M. I. A. conjoint meeting was held in the ward chapel Sunday evening under the direction of President H. W. Jorgensen. Miss Fay Bowen gave vocal solo numbers accompanied by Mrs. J. W. Johnson, both of Midvale. Organ solos, "The Deepening Trials" and "To a Wild Rose," were capably rendered by Miss Elva Glover. Mrs. T. Donald Greer, contralto, sang "West of the Great Divide," Mrs. Gertrude F. Shard accompanying. Mrs. Ryman of Salt Lake City, delivered an address which was very much enjoyed. Tommy Allsop of Stockton, son of Mrs. Goldie Allsop left Tuesday for his home after a short visit with his family. Mr. and Mrs. John Sorensen of Ely, Nevada, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Axell Christensen. Mr. Sorensen is a teacher in the White Pine high school there. Mrs. L. W. Sharp entertained on Friday evening complimenting Mrs. Willis Sharp who was reTwenty-seven cently married. guests enjoyed the game of "Yapp" and luncheon. Prizes were won by Mrs. Ruth Gaskill and Mrs. Agnes Kite. Mrs. Marian M. Hand of Salt Lake City was a guest at the N. L. Forbush home on Monday. Mrs. Clarence Sharp was hostess to members of the Unity club Friday. Guests included Mrs. Clarence Wardle. Mrs. Ed Fenstermaker, Mrs. J. H. Greer, Mrs. Jessie Berrett, of Union, Mrs. Walter Brown of Salt Lake, Mrs. Earl Evans, Mrs. Lester Forbush, Mrs. R. H. Clayton and the hostess. Following their business meeting luncheon was served. Mrs. Leo Glover, Mrs. C. A. Rosenhan, Mrs. Claude Bird, Mrs. Jas. Glover, Mrs. Ferris Jensen, Mrs. Leslie A. Gordon and Mrs. P. A. Swenson met at the home of Mrs. Elmer Glover Thursday and enjoyed a quilting party. About one hundred young people of the combined M. I. A. who are appearing in various acts of different wards in the road show which was shown Monday and Tuesday evening throughout the stake gathered at the ward chapel Saturday evening and gave a preview of the show to a large audience of M. I. A. workers who had played an important part in composing music and dancing numbers, also the drama work in getting the acts ready for presentation. Mr. and Mrs. Irven Swenson were American Fork visitors Sunday. Miss Orpha Soffe was a dinner guest at the Axell Christensen home S'unday afternoon. Leonard Millerberg has been elected chairman of the ward bazaar committee, with Earl D. Evans and Axel! Christensen as his able assistants. They are starting to formulate plans together with the different auxiliary heads for what they hope will be a social and financial successful bazaar which will be held December 8 and 9 at the ward chapel. About fifty immediate members of the family gathered at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. George Millerberg Monday evening to honor them on their golden wedding anniversary. UNION Mrs. Kenneth Goff of Murray was a guest Sunday of her mother, Mrs. Maude Proctor. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Forbush and Mrs. Bessie Forbush motored to Garfield on Sunday where they were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Snow. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Ancel Rich, former residents of Union. M. I. A. conjoint meeting was held Sunday evening at the ward chapel. Former Bishop Ephraim Wahlquist <>f Grant ward was guest speaker and Miss Lois Ewell gave vocal solos. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Allred of Provo were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Greer. Mrs. Walter Thomas and daughter of Salt Lake visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dellis Forbush. Twenty parents of Union school children enjoyed a most unusual affair at the school building ThursThey had the day evening. privilege of going to school, attending the various classes and listening fo instructions from the teachers. They also viewed well arranged exhibits on every phase of school work and pronounced it a very enjoyable evening. Members of the "U" club were entertained at Keeley's Wednesday evening in Salt Lake. Dinner was served at 7 o'clock. Mrs. C. I. Goff of Midvale acted as hostess. Dr. Curtis of Salt Lake will talk to all the young people of the Sunday school next Sunday morning. His subject will be "Chastity." Buxton's old time dance orchestra furnished music for a large crowd Saturday evening in the ward amusement hall. They will play each Saturday night hereafter until further notice Is given. WEST JORDAN Mr. and Mrs. Leland Hibbard and twin sons, Dean and Jean and Mrs. Mava Nichols of Piunte, California, returned to their home during the week after visiting friends and relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Christensen and family of Delta, have moved to West Jordan to make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Price and family moved during the week to Blackfoot, Idaho, where they will make their home. Mr. and Mrs. William Evans of Murray have moved to West Jordan to make their home for the present. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gardner and Vaudis Olson of Salt Lake City and Albert Olson were dinner guests of Mrs. Rulon Goff on Sunday, after which they attended the funeral of Bishop Haun. Mrs. Vera Wardle has been confined to her bed for the past two weeks but is improving at present. Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Bateman had as their dinner guests on Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Whiting. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cramer left Friday for their home in Tacoma, Washington, after spending part of I the week visiting friends and relatives. Mrs. Pearl Walters of American Fork and Mrs. May Nebeker of Annabelle, Utah, spent a few days of last week at the home of Bishop David M. Haun prior to his funeral on Sunday. Ray Haun of Nevada, Charles Haun of Eureka, Fred Haun of One of the first to urge support Shown here he is receiving from Salt Lake City, Mabel Webster, . . Salt Lake City, Mrs. Pearl Wal· ters, American Fork, Mrs. Kate of the Red Cross m Utah m en- Mrs. Donald H. Furth, a Red Cross Wilston, Magna, May Nebeker, rolling a memb~rship of over 27,-~ nurse, a pin signifying membership Aannabelle, Utah, and Mrs. Mag- 000 is Governor Henry H. Blood. in the mercy organization. __ -= gie Hibbard of West Jordan all attended the funeral ser:'ices of their beloved brother, Dav1d M. Haun, on Sunday; also all of the brothers ~nd sisters of Mrs. Haun ex- I Mrs. M. Ostler of Nephi, and The M Men and Gleaner Girls cept~ng A. L. Anderson of New Miss Essie Howell and J. Merrill of the Riverton First ward enterMeXIco who was unable to att~nd Howell of Salt Lake were dinner tained at a missionary shower held b~t sent a telegram expressmg ' guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. in honor of Ellis Butterfield and h1s sympathy. Robert Cardwell prior to Ellis goRoss Bateman returned home J. Thomas Ostler. to the Central States mission ing ~r. and Mrs. Roy Turner and from a Salt Lake hospital on SunRobert going to the New and day. He has been seriously ill for twm daughters, Carol ~nd Carolyn, mission. Zealand guests dinner some time and is slowly recover- 1 of Salt Lake, were The Red Cross Roll Call of RivSunday of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph in Christensen, the occasion being the erton, with Edith Lloyd and Maud g, Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Bateman at- birthday anniversary of Mrs Butterfield as chairmen of River· ton First and Second wards, has tended a birthday turkey dinner Christensen. Society Relief ward First Sandy 3;t the home of Mr. and Mrs. VerthE' following assistants: Victoria lm. Bateman. of South Cottonwood, conducted a very successful "white Bills, Hazel Beretto, Aurelia Denelephant" sale Tuesday in connec- sley, Stella Berrett, Florence Page, Fnday everu~g. A family dmner was held at the tion with their work and business Nellie Coy, Anna Silcock, Verna home of Mr. and Mrs. William Di- meeting. Cardwell, GeoJ;"gia Thaxton, MarDr. and Mrs. C. C. Jensen and chell Wiberg, Carrie Green, Lillie mond on Monday afternoon honoring Mrs. Dimond, the occasion be- WU!iam L. Hewlett attended the Tischner, Margaret Tea, and Bering her 75th birth anniversary. The golden wedding anniversary of Mr. tha Withers. following attended, Mrs. Emanuel and Mrs. Hyrum Jensen, held at Miss Mildred Page entertained Richards and daughter, Mary, of J Brigham City, Wednesday. Mrs. at a party at her home Saturday. Magna, Mrs. Ira Hardcastle and Jensen is a sister of Mr. HewMiss Maurine Bennion of the • small daughter of Sandy, Mrs. Ed- lett. general board M. I. 'A., will review The marriage of Mrs. Kristine the book "The Return to Religion" ith Beckstead of Midvale, Mrs. J. T. Booth, Mrs. Martin Peterson, Jensen Wilson and William D. hy Henry C. Link, at the Riverton Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dimond, Mr. Kuhre, patriarch of West Jordan Second ward Sunday, November 21. and Mrs. Charles Dimond, Mr. and stake, was solemnized Wednesday, Everyone is welcome to attend. Mrs. J. C. Cavendar, and son, November 10 in the Salt Lake The Riverton First ward reports ' Jackie, Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Di- Temple. that it is over the top in the "Era" Mrs. Marlin Bateman and little crive. mond and small son, and Mr. and son returned home recently from Mrs. Alma Dimond. The Riverton Second ward ReMr. and Mrs. P. T. Bateman the Cottonwood hospital. lief Se>eiety officers will sponsor Mr. and Mrs. C. Earl Allsop and a hot dinner at the ward chapel, gave a family dinner In honor of Donna and Faye, of Friday, November 19, between 4 daughters, their daughter Fern and her busband Harold Cramer on Thursday Sandy, Mrs. Blanche Hughes and anrl 8 p. m. of last week. Those present were sons, Ronald and Earl, of Salt Ralph Butterfield was appointed Mr. and Mrs. Lyn Bateman and Lake City, and Mr. and Mrs. as secretary in the West Jordan baby and Mrs. Wanda Pratt and George Trayer and daughter of stake Y. M. M. I. A. in place of family of Salt Lake City and Mr. Stockton, California and Bart Arnold Butterfield, who will leave and Mrs. Royal Spratling and the Tripp were dinner guests Sunday for a mission in the Northwestern of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Allsop of 'ltato;s mission. guests of honor. . Ephraim White of Brigham City Murray. Mrs. M. J. Tischner, Mrs. LanM:s. ~lanche Hughes ente:tamed celot Bills, Mrs. Wayne Tischner is spending the week as guest of at a m_nner ~t her h<?me m Salt of Sandy, and Mrs. Albert SteadMr. and Mrs. P. T. Bateman. LakP. C1ty Fnday evenmg. A special ward conference has Mts. Luella Voorhees of Manti man of Bennion entertained at a been scheduled by Stake President is tipenrHng this week the guest of missionary shower honoring WalVernal Webb for Sunday evening, her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. ter ~osack at the home of Mrs. November 14, at 7:30 p. m. All and Mrs. Jesse Woodhouse and M. J. Tischner Saturday. Also on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nosward members are invited and ex- family. pected to be present. The purpose Mrs. Edwards of Salt Lake City sack entertained at dinner in his of the conference is to reorganize was a visitor Wednesday of Mrs. honor. Walter will leave Thursday for Norway. Guests included the ward bishopric on account of Ann Jones. the vacancy caused by the death Sandy Third ward Relief Society Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Tischner, Mr. of Bishop David M. Haun. The held r, bazaar Wednesday at the and Mrs. Lancelot Bills, Mr. and Singing Mothers will furnish the ward chapel, under direction of Mrs. Albert Steadman, Bennion, music. the Relief Society presidency with and Mr. and Mrs. William Palmer meeting union stake The regular Mrs. Ruth Jorgensen, president and son of Salt Lake City. for the Priesthood and the Re- in charge. The stake Gleaner officers will lief Society officers will be held Dr. end Mrs. C. C. Jensen re- be selected at the West Jordan Sunday, November 14 at 2 p. m. in turned Friday evening from Cali- stake M. I . A. union meeting SunSouth Jordan. A good attendance fornia where they visited with day November 21, where each is expected. their daughter, Miss Hertha Jen- ward is requested to send two repBishop Edwin R. Dimond and sen, at San Francisco, California. resentatives. A stake president, Miss June Bateman of Rupert, vice president and secretary will wife and Mrs. Arthur W. Dimond of Magna attended the funeral of Idaho, who is attending the B. Y. be elected to act in that capacity U. at Provo, was the guest of during the year. David M. Haun, Sunday. Bateman during the Mrs. Mrs. Charles Steadman accom- past Sophrona week. Ten million dollars worth of panied her daughter, Lucile, to a of Cramer Harold Mrs. and Mr. buildings are rising for the 1939 banquet at Coon Chicken L"ln Friday, given by Mrs. McKessek, of Tacoma, Washington, and Mrs. P Golden Gate International Exposithe beauty school, in honor of her T. Bateman and Mrs. Evelyn tion at San Francisco. Miss Lucile Steadman Spratling of West Jordan were graduat~. visitors of Mrs. Bateman Wednesis one of the graduates. day. The first structure of the 1939 Mr. and Mrs. George Trayer and Golden Gate International Exposidaughter, of Stockton, California, returned home Tuesday after 1ion on San Francisco Bay to be Miss Virginia Walbeck spent last spending two weeks as the guests completely framed is the "Hall of week visiting with her cousin, Rose of her mother and other relatives. the Mineral Empire." This strucMrs. Trayer came because of the ture, which opens directly off the Nelson, of Sandy. death of her father, Thomas Alllittle and Mrs. Ross . Baird main court, is 200 feet wide and daughter of Idaho is visiting with sop. 415 feet in length. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Gate Golden 1939 the Although Risk a. The children of Andrew Sjoblom lntetnational Exposition is being honored their father at a family built on an island in San Francisco dinner Saturday night at the home of his daughter, Mrs. M. A. Beck- Bay, most of the building materials stead of Midvale. Plates were laid have been brought in by rail. for twenty-three guests. 39 NORTH MAIN The Ebenezer Brown Camp of The 400-foot Spire to the Sun of Under New 1\fanagement the Daughters of Utah Pioneers San Francisco's 1939 World's Fair will meet in the Relief Society hall Friday, November 19 at 2 p. m. will be lighted with intense white Completely Renovated Mrs. Roy Boulter and Mrs. Joseph on the outside, a rose red within. and Refurnished L. Sm,ith will be the hostesses. The lesson will be on "Monuments EVERYTHING BRAND San Francisco's 1939 World's of Utah." The music, arranged by NEW Mrs. Mina G. Mickelsen, will cor- Fair will be located on an island relate with the lesson. Captain in the harbor, within sight of $110,- 1 SPACIOUS LOBBY Angie Rawlins will be in charge. 000,000 worth of bridges-the two Rooms by Day, Week or Mrs. Jane Layton is visiting with greatest in the world. Month. her mother, Mrs. Martha Dunyon. I I I SANDY · RIVERTON The girls of the Home Economics department, under the supervision of Miss Samuelson, entertained their mothers at a tea on Wednesday from two to four. The Misses Margaret Silcock and Florence Nielsen Eoured. Thelma Morgan, Gweneth Allen, Naomi Webb, Helen Bowen and Thelda Freeman did the serving. The table was beautifully arranged and decorated with fall flowet·s. Twenty-eight mothers were in attendance. _Visitors will spend $160,000,000 on_ hotel and housing accomodations in the west during the 1933 'Golden Gate International Exposition, A very exciting football game was held at Riverton Tuesday, between Draper and Riverton. The score was a tie. The Riverton football team and Midvale played an exciting game Thursday at Jordan. Riverton leading in the end with a score of 14-6. FRENCH APPLE STRIP 20¢ .ASSORT_iim PH~S - COOI\JgS - DANISH PASTRY HOME MADE BREAD-White, Whole Wheat and Raisin 1 MIDVALE BAKERY and PASTRY SHOP JENS ALBERTSEN, Prop. G:J No. Main OPEN SUNDA YS-11:00 a. m. to 4:00 p. m. Everyone seemed to have a good time at the Hallowe'en party. At the first of the evening each person was given a ticket and twice during the evening tickets were drawn and prizes awarded to the ones who held the corresponding number. Prizes were awarded to the best costumed pupils. The following pupils were awarded prizes: Earl Butterfield, WPA worker; Don Morgan, Little Pig; Jessie Jeanne Miller, Spanish Girl; Rae Bastian, Gypsie; Margaret Silcock, Florence Nielsen, Mildred Egbert, triplets. There were many other interesting costumes. • The 8B class is carrying on a contest under the direction of Mr. Griffiths, our English, Arithmetic, and spelling teacher. The class is divided into sections, the south and Each day someone the north. takes down the grades of each pupil and after the averages are found the side who has the lowest average wins a point. The score is now 15-19 in favor of the south. This contest will probably end at Thanksgiving. The side that loses gives the winners a party. CAROL CALLICOTT, School Reporter. "FULLER Of those FOUNTAIN-OF-YOUTH paint-s PAINTS." Scientifically tested under aU weaUter conditions they do stand up and give years of satisfactory service. If you have some renovating to do this fall-whether tts inside or out-remember that FULLER PAINTS can do the job more satisfactorily and more economlcally. CP. MIRRill~ ~ORRISOM· ,, 7fu J: ~MU-IuA-UU.U '" ~~ _.••u.rn GRANITE Mrs. Eunice Saville of Bradford, England, and Mrs. Alex A. Brand of Granite were guests of honor at two delightful parties in Salt Lake City the past week. On October 31, they were dinner guests of Miss Ada Kershaw at the Palace apartments, and Sunday, NovemPont gave a dinner in their honor ber 7, Mr. and Mrs. George Du- Chicken Coops 1 FOR SALE Offers will be received for our Chicken Coops and equipment here in Midvale TWO SIZES 20 feet 3 inches by 67 feet 3 inches 20 feet 3 inches by 127 feet 3 inches rrhese C'oops are exceptionally well constrn<'tecl, <'elotex lined, and may be seen on Lin<'olu and .Jefferson streets in Midvale. NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED If you are in the market for coops, SEE- MRS. B. STENBERG 194 Lincoln Street Phone: Mid. 115 OR Pints, No. 45 Half-Pints, No. 122 Quarts, No. 44 • W. S. JAMES, Manager t8c • HOTEL MIDVALE The centennial of the express business in the United States will be celebrated at the 1939 Golden Gate International Exposition San Francisco Bay. DANISH COFFEE RINGS FRUIT CAKES, cherry, apple, pineapple assorted fruit hearts The school enjoyed a picture show Friday. The pictures were named, "Education in China," "Work D'ogs of the North,'' and "On the Far Eastern Station." DRAPER REASONABLE RATES Plenty of Parking Space wSATURDAY SPECIALS The third grades, with their teachers, Miss Zelma Butterfield and Miss Blanche Larson, made an excursion Thursday, November 5. They visited the Utah Woolen Mills, the American Bakery, West Jordan Milling company, and the West Jordan sugar factory. ~ ~ T T H IS WH I·S K E V IS 2{ YEARS OLD. EDWARD M. ASHTON &CO. 202 Kearns Building Salt Lake City Phone: Was. 1667 |
