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Show • THE U'l'E SENTINEL PAGE FOUR Rocky Mountain Brewers Pledged to Public Interest GRANITE WEST JORDAN Mrs. Eunice Saville of Bradford, England and Mr. and Mrs. Alex A. Brand were guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. Peter Petersen on a motor tour through Parley's, Echo and Weber canyons Armistice Day. At 12 o'clock the part enjoyed a campfire dinner in Echo canyon, returning home in early evening by way of Devil's Slide and Farmington. Roy Glazier, first counselor in the Granite ward bishopric is rapidly convalescing in the L. D. s. hospital from injuries sustained when he fell last Wednesday from a roof. He sustained two sprained wrists, three broken ribs, and a bruised back. He was shingling on the north side of a roof when a bundle of shingles above him became disloged knocking him to the pavement below and striking him in the small of the back. Mrs. Miles Stead of Salt Lake City entertained at a dinner party November 9 in honor of Mrs. Eunice Saville of England, Mrs. Alex Brand of Granite, Mrs. Freda Morris of California and Mrs. Margaret Neslen of Pocatello. Idaho. The !wo latter ladies are daughters of Mrs. stead. Glen Hogan met with a very painful and serious accident on Friday morning at 6 a. m. He was on his milk route making the usual deliveries at Bingham, and stepped from the rear side door of his truck landing directly in front of another swiftly moving truck. He received a slight concusion, cuts and bruises about the head and face, also a very badly broken leg. He is now slowly recovering at the Bingham hospital. The meeting of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers will be held Friday, November 19 in the form of a shower at the home of Ella Bateman. The next ward supper will be held on Tuesday, November 30, from 6 to 8 p. m., after which Dr. Frazier and Mr. Farhni will give a lecture with picture-slides of the Salmon and Colorado rivers. Tickets for the turkey supper are in char~Je of the Sunday School officers. . . I Sunday evemng at 7:30 w1ll be ' the an~ual Primary conference. A very fme program has been arranged. On Tuesd.ay, No~ember at 2 p. m. the Relief Soc1ety are entertaining at a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Ora Bulkley, a member of the society and also of the "Singing Mothers Chorus. Mr. and Mrs. Bulkley had the misfortune of losing practically all their possessions in a fire last week. The presidency requests as many as possible to attend this shower and help Mr. and Mrs. Bulkley build up a new home for themselves and small daughter. Mrs. Albine Richardson had as her guests at a quilting on Wednesday of last week, her mother, Mrs. Sarah Beckstead, and Mrs. Elsie Stocking, Mrs. Myrtle Ostler of South Jordan, Mrs. Martin of Glendale, California, Mrs. Tanner Reading of Murray and Mrs. Leona Beckstead of West Jordan. About 20 neighbors and friends of Mrs. Dora Lee entertained in her honor on Wednesday of last week at Mrs. Lee's home. Progressive games were enjoyed, prizes going to Mrs. Iver Smith of Murray, formerly of West Jordan, Mt·s. E. L. Burgon and Mrs. Mark Gardner. Refreshments were served. Dorothy and Neva, the two small daughters of Mrs. Dora Lee are recovering nicely from a tonsilitis operation. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Williams of Magna visited relatives and friends here Monday evening. Grant, the youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Furse, is suffering from scarlet fever. 1 Marie Christensen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Christenson, is reported · very ill with a hLail attack. The marriage of Harrold Hogan, son of the late Charles E. Hogan, and Mrs. Ada Hogan, and Miss Rowena Neilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Neilson, of Yakima, Washington, was solemnized November 17 in Salt Lake City. On Thursday evening of last week Mrs. Ada Hogan entertained a.t a shower tor relatives and a few close friends. About 20 were in attendance at the family residence in West Jordan. Harvey Cundick and Miss Leila Abbott also Mr. 8.l}d Mrs. Albert Olson, Vaudis, Reed, and Ila Olson attended the Auto Show at Covey's ball rooms which was held this last week-end. UNION A large crowd attended the old time dance which was held Saturday evening in the amusement hall. Dr. George N. Curtis of Salt Lake City gave a most interesting and timely lecture Sunday morning on "Chastity" to all Sunday School members over thirteen years of age. Mrs. Dellis Forbush entertained at breakfast Sunday morning complimenting her guests, Mr. and Mrs.Clarence Edmunsen of Pocatello, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thomas of Salt Lake City. They all were guests in the afternoon of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Thomas of Midvale. Mr and Mrs. G. 0. Thornton and family of Idaho Falls were guests Wednesday of D. E. Greer. Musicians from Salt Lake furnished vocal and instrumental numbers during the Sacrament meeting in the ward chapel Sunday evening. Mrs. Lindsay Brady entertained a few relatives and friends at a quilting party Monday at her home. Mrs. Jesse Nix, Mrs. Ell&n Nance, Mrs. May Smart, Mrs. Carrie Johnson, Mrs. Bessie Forbush, Mrs. Hilda Smart, Mrs. Kenneth Brady, and Mrs. Byron Thomas of Lark were present. Mrs. Joseph Anderson was called to Monroe, Sevier County, Friday, owing to the serious illness of her foster mother, Mrs. Anne Todd, age 95, who is Monroe's oldest citizen. Sargeant Pete Dow of the State Police and his family are now comfortably located in their new home on 13th East. Mrs. Theron Smart had as her guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. John Blood of Kaysville. They also visited Mrs. Vera Peterson of Sandy. Mrs. Clarence Smith was a guest Saturday of Mrs. Leo Glover of Eat Midvale. Mining Exhibits, Inc., a nonprofit organizatoin, is directing the industry•., exhibits at the 1939 Golden Gate International Exposition. B. C. Austin is president of the corporation; Ben S. Allen, secretary; and Thomas E. Campbell, executive vice president. SANDY Mr. and Mrs. J. S. H. Bodell of Herriman were guests Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Ostler and family. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Beckstead of Herriman were visitors Friday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Ostler. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Bradley of Manti were visitors of relatives in Sandy during the week. Mrs. Mattie Butterwood and children have moved to Salt Lake to make their home. Enoch Gillen of Oasis was a guest this week of his sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pierson. Miss Beth Horne and Miss Adeline Horne who are employed at Hollywood, California, visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Arthur Horne here recently. Ray Eck and Arthur Poulson of Sandy who have been employed at Grove City, Penn., the past several months, are expected to return to their homes for the Thanksgiving holiday. Fred Jaynes sang vocal numbers at the P.-T. A. meeting held at Crescent, recently. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Smith and children and Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith and daughter Peggy of Granger were visitors Sunday of Mrs. Esther Boulter and Mr. and This Mrs. Thomas W. Stowe. Whiskey is The meeting of the Democratic 21 Months Women's Study group of Sandy Old has been postponed for the month of November, according to Mrs. A. C. Jensen, president. All who possibly can are urged to attend the Salt Lake County Democratic Study group meeting to be held Friday at Murray Firemen's hall, at which Harold Fife of Salt Lake City will be the speaker. Now21 Months Old Fifths, Code No. 54 Pints. Code No. 55 • I Now 90 Proof Oleomore Diatillerieo Co., Incorporated LouiaviUe-Owenaboro, Kentucky ·----······ Here are two prominent brewers of the Rocky Mountain region shown signing the brewers' Code of Practice at the convention or the Brewers Foundation In Pittsburgh. In the act or affixing his signature Is G. L. Becker, president or the Becker Products Company or Ogden, Utah, and or the Becker Brewing & Malting Co., Evanston, Wyo., wh!le Adolph Coors, Jr., president or the Adolph Coors Company, Golden, Colo., awaits his turn, Both are directors of the Foundation. EAST MIDVALE DRAPER Mr. and Mrs. Tom Phelps, of Fillmore spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J. T. May, old-time friends. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Christiansen of Provo were week-end guests at the Thomas Yates home. Thirty-six elders and their partners enjoyed a most delightful Wednesday evening at Glacio Park. Hot supper preceded a variety of games, stump speeches and a real good time. Mr. and Mrs. Soren Dahl attended a social Friday evening given by Bishop R. Stanley Johns and his counsellors Of South Cottonwood ward, honoring the retiring bishop, William Erekson, Jr., and his counsellors. Bishop Erekson has been called to the Stake Presidency. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ashcraft have moved to Ogden to make their home. Mrs. Ashcraft was before her marriage Miss Elna Carlson of this place. Daughters of the Pioneers, Sharp Camp, met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Annie Christenson. County Captain Mrs. Holt and Mrs. Hyman of the County Chapter were in attendance and were guest speakers. Mrs. Ida B. Sharp very capably treated a paper on "The Memorial Hall for Relics of Utah Pioneers" the building of which win take place within the next five years. Mrs. Rachel Forbush read the life history of George Hand. Refresh: ments were served to fifteen. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Sharp of Herriman visited with relatives here on Tuesday. Mrs. Claude M. Powell and son Jack of Bluff, Utah, were weekend guest of Mrs. Jack Larsen. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Miller also of Bluff spent Sunday at the Larsen home. Mrs. Millie Lennberg is confined to the L. D. S. hospital, as is Mr. Jackson Pate, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Pate. Their many friends hope for them a speedy recovery. Mrs. L. W. Sharp had as her guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Oliver of Magna and Mrs. Kenneth Noriss of South Jordan. The "Sisters Club" met at the home of Mrs. John Larsen Friday afternoon. Covers were laid for eight. Mrs. Irven Swenson and Mrs. R. H. Sharp spent Monday with Mrs. P. A. Swenson. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Schmidt and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sharp attended a stake genealogy party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie A. Lind, Thursday evening. Primary conference was held in the ward chapel Sunday evening with Superintendent Martha Cakeson in charfge. Each class contributed a clever part in song and drama to the program, which was a decided success. Mrs. Joseph D. Millerberg was accompanist and Mrs. Emery Brady song leader. Short talks were given by Mrs. Angie Rawlins, Mrs. Louise Schmidt and Mrs. Terse Millerberg. Mrs. L. W. Sharp was a Sandy visitor Wednesday, the guest of her mother, Mrs. I. A. Norris. Under the direction of the ward M. I. A. officers. a skating party will be held Friday afternoon and evening at the ward amusement hall. Children will enjoy skating from 4 until .6 p. m. and adults from 7:30 until 9:30 p. m. Mrs. Ellen J. Sharp, Mrs. Elsie Campbell, Mrs. Grace Thompson, Mrs. Gertie Smith and Mrs. Hufshman gathered Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Effie Glover on Union Avenue and celebrated her birthday. Mrs. Nielsen, assisted by her daughter, Midred, entertained at dinner Friday for Miss Louise Bernard of San Rafael, California and Mr. Guy Richards of Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wright moved to Pleasant Grove where they will make their home. Mr. Wright, a representative of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, was transferred to the Pleasant Grove district recently. Jack Day left for his home in Huntington Park, California, Monday evening, after spending the past week with his mother, Mrs. A. J. Day. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sjoblom annotmcc the birth of a daughter Tuesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Andrus and daughter, Belva, spent Saturday in Logan. They visited their daughter, Erva, and attended the AggieB. Y. U. game. The Draper school band is giving a dance Saturday night for the purpose of raising funds to purchase music, instruments and costumes. The Ebenezer Brown Camp of Daughters of Utah Pioneers meets today at the Relief Society hall at 2 p. m. Mrs. Melissa Smith and Mrs. Nettie Boulter will act as hostesses. Mrs. Viona Ballard will present the lesson on "Utah Monuments." The meeting will be directed by Captain An:ie Rawlins. Mrs. Earl Allan entertained Tuesday afternoon complimenting her daughter, Janis', thirteenth birth anniversary. Covers were laid for sixteen guests. ·········--··············- The Ute Sentinel is equipped to handle all of your printing needs. Friday, November 19, 1937. RIVERTON The Farm Bureau meeting and social held Friday at the Riverton school was very educational. The following program was presented: Community singing, lead by Mrs. Golda Pearson; public speech, "Health for Rural America," Clarissa Furse; better buying skit, "The Tale of a Shirt," by M. S. Larse, Judith W. Morgan and Cleo Page, under the supervision of Maud Butterfield; talk on 4-H club; home and farm beautification lantern slides, Dr. Arvel Stark of the U. S. A. C. Doughnuts and cocoa were served. Robert Cardwell left Wednesday for a mission to New Zealand. A farewell party was held in his honor at the Riverton school auditorium Monday. After the program a dance was enjoyed. Twenty-two employees and the mechanics of the Riverton Motor company chose up sides and went rabbit hunting on Armistice day out in Cedar valley where they shot 300 rabbits. The losing side furnished dinner to the winning side. . Mr. and Mrs. Mart Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Butterfield, Mr. and Mrs. Dee Densley, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Crane dined and danced Saturday in Salt Lake City. Mrs. Harold Beckstead entertained Mr. and Mrs. William A. Turner, Mrs. Robert Turner, and Mr. and Mrs. John Turner all of Bluffdale, at dinner Thursday, held in honor of her birthday anniversary, and also the anniversary of her son, Alyn. In the afternoon a children's party was held with 24 present. Mr. and Mrs. LeVoy Densley announce the birth of a son Monday. Mrs. Densley was formerly Miss Ruby Osborn. Mr. and Mrs. Ether Butterfield, and Miss Rhea Howells left Wednesday for a trip to Washington. They will visit in Idaho with Mrs. Butterfield's and Miss Howell's parents, enroute home. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Peterson had as their guests Sunday Mrs. Charles Bradford, Mr. and Mrs. Powell James, and daughter Gloria of Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peterson of Magna. The family of Carl Madsen celebrated his 80th birthday anniversary Saturday and Sunday, when the family held a party Saturday evening and Sunday morning the family gathered at the Riverton Second ward for Sunday school, after which they were guests at dinner. The Page family birthday club entertained at a party at the home of Mrs. Leici Whetman at her home at Draper on Tuesday. Guests included Mrs. Thomas P. Page, Mrs. Thomas I. Page, Mrs. Gwynne Page and daughter, Mrs. Gwenn Shulsen, Mrs. Hattie Freeman and grand daughters, Beverly and Betty Rae Beckstead, Mrs. Hans Nielsen, Mrs. Zach T. Butterfieltl, Mrs. John I. Wiberg and daughter, Miss Harriett Wiberg, Mrs. William 0. Page, and daughter Mrs. Mildred Page, Mrs. Roland Page, and Mrs. Thomas B. Sleater, and Mrs. Robert S. Sleater of Salt Lake City. The Riverton Second ward invites the public to attend the dinner at the ward chapel between the hours of 4 p. m. and 8 p. m. The proceeds will be used to improve the Relief Society room. The dinner is under the supervision of Mrs. Lillie Tischner, Mrs. Cecil Bills, Mrs. Blanche Myers and Mrs. Mary Mortensen. Mrs. Ardell Butterfield, and Miss Ruby Leak attended the beauty operators convention held at the Newhouse Hotel during the week. Mr. and Mrs. John Hansen and Mr. and Mrs. Zach Butterfield were ----·--· IN THE MATTER OF THE VOLUNTARY DISSOLUTION OF PAGE-HANSEN COMPANY, a Corporation of Utah. Notice is hereby given that the PAGE-HANSEN COMPANY, a coq:~oration of u.ta~. heretofore or- ~ gamzed and ex1shng under the Laws of the State of Utah, with its principal place of business at Riverton, Salt Lake County, Utah, has filed with the undersigned Clerk of the above named Court its application, pursuant to the laws of the State of Utah, to voluntarily dissolve said corporation. All objections to said applicaFISHER'S, SCHLITZ tion must be filed in the above and entitled court on or before the 8th .......~.:.~v ...... .L:.I,~"'S BEST BE day of January, A. D., 1938. William J. Korth, Clerk of the Third Judicial District Court of the State of Utah, in and for Salt Lake County. '·"'·r By ALVIN KEDDINGTON (SEAL) Chief Deputy. First Publication, Nov. 19, 1937. J Last publication, Dec. 17, 1938. 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