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Show Outgoing Officers Honored by Home Party of Mr & Mrs Clifford Maynard MIDVALE (Utah) SENTINEL were Mr & Mrs Willard Hamlin. Friday, February 14, 1958 Page Six Happy Birthday Fernley, Nev. The Maynards had new The officers the AM of 700 South 8476 54348 Sandy A. Richard Mrs East, The following are observing not seen their friends for 17 Ut., were Mr & Mrs LaMar Vin sented to Evan M. Homer, bishop, Setterberg, Third Ward's Primary held a par next week: Feb. 14 years. cent and family. They visited Mrs at the sacrament meeting in their birthdays ward clerk, and Desmond A. ty at the home of Mrs Chester Patients at toe Fort Douglas A dinner was enjoyed by Vincent's sister, Mrs S. M. T. Dennis Peter Wayts, ward chapel. Dorothy financial clerk. Fifth Armstrong, Hendrickson, honoring the out- Veterans Hospital will receive friends of Byron, Darwin and home-mad- e Talks were given by all of the going officers. Valentines which the son, Deon Bagley, Lee H. Green Peter Chufaj, Boyd Colton, last Friday evening Spending the week end with newly sustained officers and Honored guests were Mrs Ma junior group of the American wood; Feb. 15 Subscribe u- - The Sr:.anel Is Two Kenneth Rasmussen, former sec bel Ainsworth, Mrs Veda Tip-- Legion Auxiliary Unit 77 spent Johnny Johnson, Harvey Hirschi, at the home of their parents. Mr her mother, Mrs Bertha Taylor. ond counselor of the Fifth Ward, petts, Mrs Laverne Benson and Saturday afternoon making, after Harold S. Larson, Courtney Des-- & Mrs Merrill Colton. Films were Provo, was Mrs Layne Porter and The Sandy Fifth Ward, Sunday and O. Albert Hardcastle, former the teachers that had worked their regular business meeting. ipain. Dirk Christensen; Feb. 16 also shown to the following children, Sandra, and JoAnn. became two wards at a reorganiz clerk of the Fifth Ward. Barbara Bjork, LaVerl Brown, guests: Kennth Birch, Brent Mar A ward "adopted" by the Aux with them in the Primary. Celebrating three birthdays at Midvolo ation meeting in .the Sandy Rec The two wards will meet New officers are Mrs Mary iliary will be the recipients of Lindy Kay Parks, Pat Reed, How- riott, Tommy Marriott, Roger the same time, Mr & Mrs Chester 64 W. Center St. next Sunday at the Sandy Alice Turner, president, Mrs Bet- these colorful Valentines as part ard Pierson, Mitchel Ingersoll, Stirling, and Dale Hansen. reation Hall. din a Hendrickson held family Miss Mary Lou Madsen recent ner for the occasion. Honored Men's, Ladies' The meeting, conducted by Third Ward chapel. After that ty Jo Mumford, first counselor; of the juniors' rehabilitation pro Shelby Stafflund; Feb. 17 10 Claudia Mumford, Wayne Davis, ly completed five weeks as a were Mr Hendrickson, son Mark, Suits - Dresses Stanley A. Easmussen, Mt. Jor the Fifth Ward will continue to Mrs Anna Mae Shell second gram. cadet at meet at teacher the Midvale Ele and Mrs Deanna Walker, daugh the Sandy Third Ward counselor, and Mrs Jean Staff- Jeannine Weber, Russell Taylor, Overcoats dan Stake president, was attendKatharine Taylor, Alice B. Crapo; mentary School. She is now com ter of the Hendricksons. ed by approximately 600 persons. chapel and the new ward will lund, secretary. Services Carter Grant Feb. 18 Sandra Jenson, Scott pleting her senior year at BYU The new ward, which will be meet at the Crescent Ward Dinner was served afterwhich $330 was raised by the Sandy Held in Bristol, Pa. Casper, Helena M. Rudd, Ivan Mc- and will graduate in June, ac- Fifth Ward's Relief Society when Shirts-Trouse- rs known as the Sandy Seventh, will chapel. games were played and a gift pre have a membership of 692 people, sented to honored guests. Services for Carter S. Grant, Donald, Kenneth Sanderson, Mil cording to her parents, Mr & Mrs they solicited their area and Jackets Skirts with the Sandy Fifth Ward re former Sandy resident, were ton Hadley, Jean S. Greenwood, Evan A. Madsen. 49, made up a name quilt, one dol Blouses Kodialc Leaving on an eight month lar 600 with Mia-Maiheld at 10 a.m. (EST) Monday at Sherwood Boberg, Charles Walkmaining people. Explorers, per name. The quilt was pre--' cruise to 19 Feb. the Far East Loretta Elswood, 15, is the Beck Dougerty Mortuary in er; Feb. Orren C. Greenwood was sus To Hold Pizza Party tained as bishop of the new ward. Bristol, Pa., under direction of Phyllis English, David Lloyd; Lt (jg) Bill Madsen. Lt. Madsen, A pizza party is being planned who is in the Navy, will spend Edith Gotberg. the LDS church. Elder Schumard Feb. 20 Other officers are, Billy D. Wil-eofor the and two weeks in Hawaii as part of Kodiak The Explorers held Club Archery of the district, presided. first counselor, Lynn F. Ellifor Feb. 19, at 7:30 p.m. in the Musical number was a record the cruise. Tenderfoot Receiving first their eve Scout meeting Monday son, second counselor; Holger J. Lt. Cmdr. Nils A. Carlson reSandy Third Ward chapel. the Tabernacle choir with pins at their Wednesday aftering by Houmand, ward clerk, and Thom- ning at the home of Robert D. This fireside meeting is under as M. Lang, financial clerk. opening prayer, words of con noon Primary were seven mem- cently spent five days with hla Newbold, vice president. direction of Bill and Carol Carl- solation to the family, and the bers of the Guide Patrol. Their mother, Mrs Ebba Dupaix, when Evan M. Homer was retained Guest speakers, Ray Sanger- son. Funds raised for this party mothers were on hand to pin the he came to attend funeral seras bishop of the Fifth Ward. New field and Jess Nelson, spoke on were by the sale of cake after accomplishments of Mr Grant in on them. Mrs Chester Hen- vices for his stepfather. Joseph pins and Utah by given Pennsylvania, officers are Calvin A. Rynearson, the fundamentals of archery, Mutual meetings. drickson was in charge of this Dupaix. Cmdr. Carlson is station Elder Schumard. Principle speak first counselor; Joseph P, equipment needed, and its care Third Ward affair. of E. father was Sandy er Carter , ed in Olathe, Kan., and is a forGrant, second counselor; Ric- Films taken of archery ranges Sandy PTA Elects the deceased. Closing prayer by The R. F. Forbush's received mer resident of Sandy. SEED hard L. Anderson, ward clerk; were shown to the group. The bridge club met at Mrs Lt. Clyde Ricks and dedication of word Monday morning of the Committee Nominating assistant Joseph C. Boynton; Our 1958 seeds have arrived for Taking charge of the meeting the grave by Lt. Johnson. Burial birth of their first grandson. The Dora Jean Elkington's this past were Duane Richens and William Elected to the nominating com week. indoor planting. eveGuests the & Mr Mrs Hill Forrest enjoying at proud the parents, was Cemetery, Ralph Discus mittee for the Sandy PTA were Neff, secretary-treasure- ning were Mrs Veda Vincent, Mrs Vreeken former Mr ForTwo Pa. of JoAnn Grant's (the Somerton, Mrs Lloyd Dimond, Mrs Oral sion was held on future shoots. PAINT-U- P brothers, Dr Claude W. Grant, bush) live in San Bernardino, Janet Richards, Mrs Evelyn Pri The club, open to anyone inter- Birch and Mrs Julien Brown. ano, Mrs Beth Ingersoll. Mrs Bon Calif. Mrs Forbush and Reed left New Grant, N.Y., York, Monday Bennett's Colorizer Paints ested in archery from 10 years of The committee will present Dallas, Tex., were the other mem to be with her daughter and fam- nie Anderson, Mrs June Bloxham age and up, now has 30 members. names for nomination for the bers of the and Mrs Beverly Elkington. Spred Satin Paints ily for two weeks. family present. The next meeting has been call- offices of first vice president, Week end in visitors Clover, Carter S. Grant was the man Overnight guests at the home ed for Feb. 17, 7:30 p.m. at the third vice president, secretaryBUILD IN BASEMENT of Industrial relations for ager also are treasurer. Nominations Midvale Library when a speaker ents, Mr & Mrs Carter E. Grant, whose Hetal Kaiser Co., Products of on wild life and a film will be taken from the floor. Election Sandy; nine brothers and sisters: headquarters are in Bristol, Pa. Mrs W. Grant shown to the members and any- officers will be held in April. Complete line of (Lola) Crump, San EXPERT NVJ Plans were also made by the Mr Grant died of leukemia Feb. dy; Byron E. Grant, Chile, South one interested in attending. CLEANERS and WAXES T-SERVICE room representatives for the Val 6. He was a graduate of Jordan ) America; Smith L. Grant, Calihis received and School Buy, sel., trade through The cntine parties held throughout High Mrs Clifton R. (Rachel) bachelor of science degree from fornia; the school. Sentinel Want Afc. T-- V Alsop, Mrs Max A. (Emeline) the University of Utah in 1930. Dr Claude W. Mumford, Sandy; FLOOR VVAXER, POLISHER An employe of the Kaiser com New York City; Mrs ArGrant, also 15 had he 118 N. Main years, pany for thur L. (Bcrnice) Casper, Sandy; been supervisor of the National Reed Grant, Richardson, Tex.; AM Youth Administration, Murray Your Beauty Number: 'A Blaine S. Grant, Provo. Three war of state supervisor district; brothers and sisters preceded production training, assistant him in death. 96 E. Mcln St., AM AM5-381- 4 state supervisor of trade and industrial education, was supervis or of instructors and foreman- Call this number to bring ship training at Hill Air Force . N Base, was lecturer on education AWAY-...beauty into your life. We and industrial instruction for the in specialize permanent!, War Department to Army offihair cutting, hair tinting. cers of western states bases. shampoo and sets, and mani Mr Grant had also taught high cures. school at Lyman, Wyo., and at White Kid Murray High School. MIDVALE Survivors include his wile, In RCA I ITV C A I Open Fri. Jeanne, whom he marriea m Till 8p.m. mm tun sons. Howard C. ana it itu taic 122 Allen St. AM Stuart R., Bristol, Pa.; his par- SANDY DEPARTMENT Valentines Sent To Vets Hospital TrE , Ward Wards Sandy Now Fossen Cleaners '1 Archery Club Organized ds Mia-Mai- GARDEN r. with Vr - ROOM I'M jf f lOIt HOP'S KEXTz CLINIC Dance Pumps A kunre genen 'V3SY' CARES FADE $3.99 rKl z . 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