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Show • THE UTE SENTINEL, MIDVALE, UTAH ·:f.: (Mrs. Rachael Forbush, Reporter) (Mr·s. Irene Olson, Reporter) Mrs. Ardella Snyder, Miss Bernice Freeman, Miss Clarrisa Nielsen and Miss Sarah Miller returned to their home Sunday after spending several days at Boulder dam. The marriage of Miss Melba La Rue Green, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Green, and Octave Lynn Bridges, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bridges, of Draper, was performed at the Salt Lake temple Wednesday. Reception was held at the Riverton junior high school gymnasium Wednesday evening in honor of the couple. Several parties have been held in their honor. Forty pupils of the missionary and Old Testament Sunday school classes of the Riverton Second ward under the direction of their class leaders, Elias Butterfield, and James Madsen, visited at the Catholic and Presbyterian churches in Salt Lake City, Sunday. Miss Harriet Wiberg of Salt Lake spent Friday visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John I. Wiberg and family. ... EAST MIDVALE WEST JORDAN Friday, October 28, 1938. :-.. .. ·•· Delicate surgery on embryonic salamanders will be one of the features exhibited by the University of California at the california World's Fair. The surgery will produce "normal" specimens with many eyes and several legs. Take No Chances! Mrs. Mary Yates, Mrs. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. David T. Dahl returned la"t week fr?m ~ week's Yates and son, Bryan, joined othtrip to northern Ca.liforma where er members of the family and they visited with relatives, return-, spent Monday at the home of Mrs. Don't let fire or theft take ing by way of Las Ve~a~ and ~t. Margaret Turner of Holladay, from you those valuable paGeorge, where they VISited With where a family dinner was served two of their sons, Clarence and and a social afternoon was enjoypers or articles which you ed honoring Mrs. Margaret C. Arthur Dahl. cannot replace, or whose loss Reuben Haun was on the sick Turner of Independence, Missouri. inconvenience yo u. would Mrs. Charles Thornton enter• Jist last week suffering from an Keep them in a Safe Deposit tained at dinner Saturday evening attack of intestinal flu. Many West Jordan residents at her home on Greenwood avenue box here. Costs as little as went on the deer hunt last week. in honor of Mrs. Evelyn Knight $2.00 a year. Most of them returning with their of Provo. Mrs. Bernice Gaudlock and litdeer. Among those who went were This handsome five-passenger model is among the new 1939 Chevrolets which are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dimond, Mr. tie daughter, Helen, of Moab are and Mrs. Rulon Goff, George and visiting here with relatives and making their debut in dealers' salesrooms throughout the country Member Billie yvood, Golden, Royal, Max friends. Federal Deposit Insurance Earl Burns had the very good and Perry Holt, and Arnold NewPresident Franklin D. Roosevelt Corpo-ration bold of South Jordan, and James fortune to kill the second deer has promised to visit the CaliH. Jensen, Kelvin, Junius and registered in Salt Lake and also fornia World's !>,air during 1939. (Mrs. S. Peter Peterson, Reporter) Frank Drake, Tom Steadman, the largest one. (Evelyn Butterfield. ReDorter) . The assembly program for the Joseph Mace, Wilford Egbert, Paul Mrs. R. ~· Hawkins and Mrs. Schmidt, Bruce May, Arthur ward M. I. A. for Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Lloyd Youngdell; Dale, Dean and Lynn November 1 will be "What I Want Thomas Blair attended the funeral announce the marriage of their services .for Don Carlos Y<?ung at To Be, and Why." Bateman, Ross Muir and others. youngest daughter, Joy, to Bill Mrs. Earl Sharp and little son, the En~1gn ward chapel m Salt Irene Leak, Don Parr, Frank Sleater, son of Mrs. Leo Sleater Barben and Reed Olson of the B. Gene, are visiting with Mrs. Lake City last Sunday. Mr .. Young of Midvale. The marriage will take Y. U. wer·e home from Provo for Sharp's mother, Mrs. Ang;ie ChriS- was an ~ncle of Mrs. Hawkms and place the middle of November. 1 Mrs. Blair. tensen of Mill creek. the week end. Several parties are being planned Mrs. R. H. Clayton is visiting I Mr. and Mrs. Roland Hunter Miss Donna Jensen and ~:ter for the couple by their friends. younger sister were on the SlCk with her daughter and husband, and Mr. and Mrs: Otto ~ert were Miss Lloyd was a student of the Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Greenwood, among the Gramte resideJ?-tS who . . list last week. Riverton school and Jordan high attended the funeral services for Mrs. Howard Gardner IS m the in Chicago school. The Mi~ses Hazel, Edna and George, Tho~pson, held in the St. Marks hospital wher~ she unThe West Jordan stake conferderwent a major operation. She Elva Glover and Winnifred Me- Grant ward m Murray last Sunence will be held at the Riverton We know that Christmas is a long has been very ill but is slowly re- Donald, all of this ward, reported day. Mr. Thompson was an uncle junior high school gymnasium, on way off, but-we have just receivtheir missions at the East Jor- I of Mrs. Hunter . and Mrs. Ebe;rt. . covering. Saturday evening and Sunday, OcGrarute the m was Interment Sunday held conference stake dan The sacrament meetmg Sunday ed some of the most beautiful tober 29 and 30, with President . 1 cemetery. evening v:as well attended. Dr. at Sandy. Vernal C. Webb presiding. The cards we have ever seen. Mrs. S. Peter Peterson was a Under the direction of the qwltJohn D. Giles was t e guest speakSaturday evening conference will er. The meeting was in charge. of ing committee of the ward Relief house guest of M~s: C. 0 .. Sto~t Custom made cards by Burgoyne be for the priesthood. Bishop Virgil Goates. Ray .srmth, society, with Mrs. P. A. swenson at her hom~ on Milltary drive m The Gleaner Girls of the River-genuine Wood Cuts, by the nayoung men's M. I. A. Era director as chairman, a special quilting Salt Lake City, Tuesday and Wedton Second ward will sponsor a 1 cf the West Jordan ward, introduc- was held Wednesday at the Re- nesday of last week. tionally known Wood Cut Artist, dance at the ward house NovemDr. and Mrs. J. Fred Potter ed the speaker and the special lief society room. 'Two lovely ber 1, Tuesday evening after M. I. John E. Hart-Replicas in Oil from motored to Grace, Idaho, Tuesday music which consisted of two num- quilts were completed. A. meeting. world famous originals - and the • Mr. William Nilsson, stake pres- to attend the fune~al s~rvices on bers from the H~ppy Four quartMr. and Mrs. N. P. Anderson of ette, and accordian numbers . by ident of the M Men of the M. I. A. Wednesday of their ruece, Mrs. Salt Lake were guests at the home newly created Air Brush Designs. Glen Beckstead of Salt Lake City. and Miss Margie Sorensen, stake Rulon Bowen. of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Lloyd, . You are more than welcome Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brand of Mr. and Mrs. Alex~d~r Be~k- president of the Gleaner Girls, Sunday. stead of Grace, Idaho, VISolted With J both of East Midvale were in Sandy and Mr. and Mrs. Ar~ur to come in and look them Page and Roderick Wiberg, who Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hibbard la.st charge of the evening 'session of Smith and son of Salt Lake City are attending school at the Agriover, but please come in the stake conference, under the were visitors at the Alex A. Brand week. cultural college at Logan, spent Wilson Bateman who returJ?-ed supervision of the stake board of home Sunday. A buffet luncheon now, before the best ones the week end at the home of their was served. . li.ome last week to go de~r htJ?tmg the M. I. A. parents, Mr. and Mrs. John I. Wiare picked out • . • • . • M~s. Cl~udme Pul:ver ~nd Mrs. Primary officers of the ward was too ill to go and IS still on berg and family. the sick list. 1 were in charge of the program Maxme Hill and their children of The miSSionary Sunday school SEE THEM AT ·vE'n Thursday evening at the Payson, were week end guests at Mrs. James Atwood and her of the Riverton Second ward class . twins are home from the Matern- 1 ~ard amusement hall. The Fan- the J. Fred Potter home. held a Scavenger hunt Wednes~rr. and Mrs. Elb~rt G. Despam chon and Marco dancing school of ity hospital. day evening under the direction of Mrs. Elsie Turner has recover- Salt Lake, entertained with a pro- dellgh!fully ~ntertamed the L .. E. class leader, Mr. Elias Buttheir ed sufficiently to leave the hos- gram of dancing and readings. Despam family ::'hursday even:tng, Sentinel) Ute The to (Special After the hunt, games terfield. pita!. She is at the home of her Other numbers were readings, Oct. 20, complimentary to Mrs. PATRONIZE YOUR LOCAl:. PRINTER! and luncheon was played were PROVO, Utah-Renewal of the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Master Clark Jones of Midvale, ~e~meth Kuhre who is her~ on. a served to 24 guests. Cooley, and will remain there un-, accordian solos by Belva Cook; VISit . f.rom Oakland, Callfor~~ traditional football rivalry betrumpet solo T. A. Fitzgyser and The llvmg rooms were gay W1 til she has recovered. 1 v ' hn B iley A coun numerous vases of fall flowers. tween Brigham Young university · - The dining room table was cen- and Utah State Agricultural col· a Mrs. Daniel Starn and children, bass so o, aug tered with a beautiful bouquet of Daniel and Donalee. of Salt Lake, try store was also featured. Mrs: Clarence SharpMMrs.NHa~- snapdragons and petunias. Places lege will bring the Farmers to spent last week with her parents, · were arranged for fourteen guests the "Y" stadium Saturday, No· old Bishop, Mr. and ·t hrs · Mr. and Mrs. George Henderson. · d d Forbu"h and son Mi c e11 were Mrs. Belva W. Hughes and Mrs. vember 5. It will be "Homecoming 'sitors' Friday ' S It ~k Mrs. James H. Jensen atten e Tom Y~tes and Wm. McRae and son, John, left Day" for B. Y. U., and thousands e VIM her club Thursday afternoon of a ant ~~~ and Bryan and Tuesday, Oct. 11, via Burlington of "homecomers" and gridiron last week at the home of Mrs. ~ re~ a Yates were S~day route, for tl:].eir home in Oakland, fans will wend their way to ProEva Miller. Glen and Ha:old Ho~an received di:er ar~sts of 'Mr. and Mrs. l CaLif., after an extended visit at the Dr. ~· Fre~ Potter home. Mrs. vo to witness one of the most ima. special permit and license which Martin .f:nsen of Bingham. About 15 relatives and friends Hughes IS a Sister of. Mrs. Potter, portant battles of the 1938 camentitled them to hunt elk. They left Tuesday morning to hunt at of Mrs Irven Swenson gathered and Mrs. McRae a mec~, th~ !at- paign. at her ·home Thursday afternoon ter who has been a Grarute VISitor Mt. Nebo. Looking forward to the possibiliMr. and Mrs. Rodger Rundquist in honor of her birthday anni- I for the past four months. ty of its first conference title, the and family, Mr. Eric Rundquist, versary. Games and refreshemnts 1 "Y" will be primed for action and Miss Margaret Rosalie Ver- were enjoyed. Cort Rosenhan, Leo Glover, stuyft of Los Angeles, visited at and eager to dig their cleats into the home of their father, A. F. Clarence Sharp and Corey Clark (Mrs. Rachael Forbush, Reporter) the turf after a week's breathing Rundquist, over the week end. On formed a party and enjoyed a deer Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Boggess of spell. Although the Cougars have Sunday at sacrament meeting, hunt in southern Utah last week. Miss Verstuyft was confirmed a Each one came home with a deer. Union, and Mr. and Mrs. James hopes of repeating last year's 54Mrs. P. M. Bateman of Butler Brady of East Midvale, joined 0 victory over the Aggies, they remember of the L. D. S. church after having been baptized by A. F. spent Monday with Mrs. Ben Cut- other members of the 'Good Time' cognize the Aggies as one of the Rundqu ist. Mr. and Mrs. Rodger ler and Mrs. Wayne Cutler. club Saturday evening at the home rising teams in the conference Rundquist had their baby christenof Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bringhurst ed at church also. The name was ratings. Steel housing will make its offi- ' of Bennion ward. Michael Andre. Three players from Midvale will Austin Russell who was injurcial bow to the public at the Cali-~ fornia World's Fair on Treasure e~ rece~tly in a~ auto-bi~ycle ac- be important cogs in the "Y" grid ctdent IS recovenng at hiS home. machine Jack Christensen sensah t . Seven hundred members of the ' · American Germanic society will Island m 1939. The new ype ome He left the hospital Thursday of · Beckstead, Chad halfback, tiona! week. last ultra-streamlined. ·s l San in convene on Treasure Island Mrs. L. C. Greer entertained at powerful center, and Reg LeFevre, dinner at her home Saturday eve- reserve tackle, are expected to Francisco Bay during the 1939 For resUlts, use Sentinel Want ning. c overs were 18.1.'d f or M r. lend power to Cougar conference Golden Gate International Exposialways wanted cleaner coal - NOW you can and Mrs. Elton Tanner, Mr. and Ads-it pays. tion. have it! Just pick up the telephone or come in and "'jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinliiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;,..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij~ Mrs. Delbert Beckstead, Lorraine title drive. --------Beckstead, Miss Lenol& Rutherask for KING COAL. It's the cleanest handling coal ever ~ ford. 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