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Show Step Ll Mr & Mrs Ralph Fox of Pueblo, Colo., visited with Mrs Fox's parents, Mr & Mrs George UshBlanche Dcnsley er, over the week end. Sunday at a Mrs Usher entertained family dinner while the Fox a Ethel Davis Gammell, 69, who died Oct. 17 in a Salt Lake hospital of cancer, were held Monday in the Riverton Third Ward, with Bsp. Ray Beck officiating. Speakers were Bsp. Calvin Osborne, Mrs Deana Grant and remarks by Bsp. Beck. Mrs Gammell was born March 1, 1894 in Scofield, Millard County, to John Henry and Jessie Adamson Davis. She was married to Spencer W. Gammell Dec. 14, 1913 in the Salt Lake Temple. Survivors are her husband, sons and daughters, John S., Ocean-side- , Calif.; Creed D., Susan-villCalif.; Mrs Duane (LaRae) Mecham, Midvale; Mrs Selyf Mrs Boyd (Mildred) Page, (Janet) Obershaw both of Riverton: 12 grandchildren; brother, Reed Davis, Granger; sisters, Mrs Hannah Tobin, Canoga Park, Calif.; Mrs Mae Kautz-maButte, Mont.; Mrs Fern Peay, Susanville, Calif. Burial was in American Fork Cemetery. Riverton 8 family was here. Gerald Gillette, son of Mr & Mrs Warren H. Gillette, is home on a 32 day leave from Amarillo, Texas AFB, before going to Hawaii for extended service in the USAF. Mrs Lulu Kirk returned last week end irom a five week stay in Burley, Ida., where she was a guest of her son and wife, Mr & Mrs Edward Kirk. While there another son and wife, Mr & Mrs 'Allen Kirk, came from Los Ang- eles and stayed two weeks. Mrs Kirk was a luncheon guest of her granddaughter, Mrs Gary Bywater, in Rupert. She also attended church in the Murtaugh Ward and went to their newly organized Relief Society meetings. Guests of Mrs Stella Clark for two weeks is her brother-in-law- . Jack Speignts. of Venice. Calif. His daughter Mrs nNancy Gleist and three sons, also of Venice, has purchased the old Thomas Fisher place, and they will spend their summers there. Mr Speights is painting and remodeling the place. The Riverton First Ward will hold a dinner and a program beginning at 6:30 p.m. Oct. 25. Miss Edna M. Tea of Salt lLake City and a former Riverton resident, was guest speaker at the Riverton Third services Sunday evening. She has served an LDS New England States Name Candidates In Nov, 5 Election 4 Candidates who will appear on the Nov. 5 election ballots in the Riverton vicinity, for - Riverton Town Board members are as follows: for four year terms, Mark Nichols and Douglas Brown, on tne Progressive party ticket; Adelbert Shomak-er- , on the People's ticket. Also on the ballot, tne question goes to the public in a county wide Hollar hond untfl fnr a issue to finance the site and county auditorium sports arena and convention center. Halloween costume dancing party for 'the three Riverton Wards has been planned for Tuesday evening, Oct. 29, at 7:30 p.m. for all M.I.A. age groups including the scouts and Beehive girls. It will be held in Ward recreation the First-Thirhall with Ray Ulibarri in charge of the music. All may come in costume, but no masks will be A d allowed. Richard Crane, son of Mr & Mrs Clarence Crane, is home on a 12 days leave irom Lowcry AFB, Denver, Colo. He will re- turn i Winners of Punt, Pass, and kick program held last Saturday at Riverton Town Park: 8 year olds; Clayton King, Salt Lake; Lester Johnson, Riverton; Ned Dansie, Riverton; 9 year olds, Stephen Silcox, Riverton; Bobby Peisly;, Riverton; Kelvin Brown, Riverton; 10 year olds. Jay Oakesson, South Jordan; Larry Crump, Riverton; Kim Tex. Rindlisbach, South Jordan; 11 Mr & Mrs Robert (Rose New- year olds, Craig Lovendahl, man) Carlson, Palms, Calif., Riverton; Robin Turner, South spent several days visiting Mrs Jordan; Randy Turner, South Carlson's mother, Mrs Florence Jordan. Newman, and Mrs Carlson's brother and wife, Mr & Mrs William Newman. They came Mrs Ethel Gammell to help celebrate Mrs Newman's 88th birthday on Oct. 13. Funeral services for Mrs CROW DISTIIUIT CO. NMMUOiT, SI. IIHTUCH 17. Books OLD CROW 66 PROOf f Steel from mine to mill io you is shipped on Union Pacific. ..the 1 ncow II ff if ' automated UTt 7 0 m Riverton Junior High School GOOD WESTERN ; MUSIC Grand Prizes Door Prizes Sponsored by : i, RIVERTON ROUGH RIDERS .iJ. . .i Ji: $1.50 Donation per Couple 5F ss m A M. v" T.JW. BEER IS A NATURAL As natural as the wholesome grains and tangy hops from 'Which it is brewed, beer is Utah's traditional beverage of i ' moderation - light, sparkling, delicious. And naturally, the Brewing Industry is proud of the good living it provides for so many folks in Utah. Not pnly for empfoyees of the Brewing Industry itself, but also for'the farmers and other suppliers of beer's natural ingredients. 1 f In Utah, beer belongs enjoy it . ,;..; - p c . t UNITED STATES BREWERS ASSOCIATION, INC. UTAH DIVISION . IsfewVfstd ih - W$ MORE & I ' HCr5M Mark ft Scries J U Cost! Nothing to Look . . . PENNIES A DAY TO BUY! m r More ! iio WBTV sf'j J AS LOW AS... ! I'i rt !ISf MM TV m r ; Ever Before M?r0 - ' TO SEE IN rail way .... p.m. Y 9-- 12 Mrs Alva Fairbourn was a guest Thursday at a luncheon of the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity mothers' club. Mrs Fairbourn has accepted membership in the club and her son Earon is a pledge in the Pi Kappa A) pha Fraternity. ' I Oct. 26 man-mad- SPRINKLING 60UR5CK HHISKU STRAIGHT Saturday, Non-Fictio- n Enjoy its finer tasteJonight OLD Dance . INSTALLED Ttt Halloween Costume by C. like to SYSTEMS vim Page MIDVALE, UTAH Friday, October t25, 1961 255-624- 1 i The greatest name in bourbon...historic 6 Crescent i, .v.v. v last Friday evening. wind. Mothers were honored guests in the Top Pilot and Sunbeam "The Sky Was Blue," classes in Primary last Wed nps. Zolotow. What it was wom-anle- Mr & Mrs Arthur Trapp recently returned from a 10 day trip to Missouri, where the visited Mr Trapp's parents, Mr & Mrs Martin Trapp, in Maple-wooMo., Mr & Mrs Forest Trapp in Kirkwood, and Mr & Mrs Mark Trapp in St. Anns. Also enroute home they visited a son wife, Mr & Mrs Dale Trapp and son, Eric, in Amaril-lo- , THE MIDVALE SENTINEL. ly unpredictable. His name is Bluffdale mission. Oct. 28. "Rebel Of The Rockies,' by R. Douglas Webb. Dennis Nichols enjoyed the Athearn. The history of a week end home after finishirm railroad that reveals the week six his basic training with ' growth of the Old West. thp 1). S. Armv. He rptiirnert in For Young People . Fort Ord, California Sunday atternoon. "Tony Plays With Sounds," by Karen Allred and Mrs Venet-t- a M. Vasiliu. A hear-sa- y book Allred attended the ri for speech improvement. convention at the Hotel New- - "Gilberto And The Wind," by house last Sunday. M. Ets. Gilberto has an interCalvin Webb was the speaker at the Younff MarripHs place esting friend, who is complete- be young long ago. day. Nadme Hales presented the "Eliza And The Indian dinner Thursday evening War guests of Mr & Mrs Melbourne Literature lesson in Relief SocPony," by P. Scott. Story of & were "Mark Mr Mrs Tuesday, Lloyd Twain, a Floyd iety, a real girl and the important Olson. Murrav and Mr lb Mrc Great American Conscience." she played in one of the part Stanley Fuller, Logan, Mr & Mrs most exciting periods in the naroia is.emp, sanay, and Bishhistory of our country. op Hartley Greenwood, Crescent. The Olsons, Fullers, and "Famous Industrialists," by S. Kemps are former Crescent Lavine. A firsthand acquaintOn Friday, Oct. 25, the folresidents. ance with some outstanding lowing books will be added to men. the shelves of the Midvale "The Jungle Secret," by I. Branch of Salt Lake County See. A job full of e Parle A. Joseph Library: in the jungle of Bradangers Carol Green, reporter zil. Funeral, services for Joseph Fiction AM A. (Tony) Park, 57, who died at "The Crazy Cantlever And Oth-r- e "By The King's Command," by his home at 567 Post St., SunScience Experiments," by Seifert. S. on Based contempday night of natural causes, R. Kadesch. 40 fascinating and Capt. Allred Ditches were held Wednesday in the orary journals and reports, informative experiments. Riverton Second Ward with Bsp novel this an authenprsents Jet, Bails Out Willis Petersen, conducting. He tic picture of Texas as a Spanwas born Jan. 11, 1906 in River- Captain Lynn Allred, former ish province and of the landton to Joseph and Lucy Bills resident of Bluffdale, and now Park. He married Britt Gerrans stationed with the Air Force in scape along the Camino Real to the southwest. in Provo Aug. 8, 1925. He was Germanv. had an pxritino v. a member of the LDS Church. perience recently. While "Cargo Of Brides,' by H. Ruck-e- r. flying Survivors include his widow; a Story of the Mercer Girls ai a mgn altitude, the mojei who went to Seatle to be son, Joseph D.. Salt Lake Citv: tors froze and stalled. Captain Cottonwood Hospital three brothers and four sisters, Allred and his companion had brides for the lonesome, E.an (t;ra), Jonn K. (Jack), no alternative but bail out. Capmen who lived on the Mr & Mrs LaVar (Bard), Mrs Willis (Mar- tain Allred landed in a tree of Puget Sound. shores Jack J. Ainsworth, 6830 South garet) Petersen, Mrs William upon descent and sufiered only "Longrider," by L. Foreman. am East. Midvale. bov. Oct. 16 of all (Beth) Hone, Riverton; scratches, His companion was Fast-paceLawrence Wilcock, Lark, girl, Mrs Myrtle Rushton, Mrs Leone uninjured. The jet, fortunately, suspenseful novel of the West. UCl. lb. Rushton, both of Hunter. Burial crashed into a field and partialwas in Redwood Memorial Es- ly burned. Mr & Mrs Ward H. Barnes, 414 East Parley "Beloved," by V. Delmar. The tates. success story of a man in- bbs boutn, girl, Midvale, Oct Allred, Bluffdale, are his parents. His wife and three boys domitable in the face of pre- 17. are currently living in Hunter. Gaudencia Lopez, Route 1, judice, disaster, and personal tsox west Jordan, boy, Oct. tragedy. 17. "Crofton Meadows," Mrs Springmayer by J. Brent W. Palmer, 555 South Houston. An understanding of Lorna Allgood Sandy, boy, Oct. 18. State, Gives Book Review the problems that young peoRay L. Howard, 538 Monple face today, and a fine tgomery Drive, Sandy, girl, Oct. On Friday afternoon, Oct. 25, at 1:30 p.m. Mrs Venice Spring-meye- r knowledge of horses, combine 19. Young Married Group Clare Palmer, 9554 South 1300 will review at Salt Lake to make a fascinating tale. Has Opening Party Kiverton, boy, Oct. 19. west, Auditorium County Library Earl E. Sybrowsky, 780 Galena Taylor Caldwell's book, GrandThe Crescent Ward Young mother and thp Pripsts " fram. "The City In Sandv. cirl. Oet. 19 History," by L. Drive. LaVoy Whitmore, Star Route, Marrieds are having their open jng a varied and lively collect Mumford. and Magnificent sanay, gin, uct. 19. oi priests' tales, recounted ing social at the home of Mr & ion important book by the Darwin D. Kersey, 7615 South around the dinint? tahlp nf a vitally master of the study of urban Mrs Marlin Fairbourn at 8 p. glamorous, sinful old lady who tasi, Miavaie, girl, Oct. 21 culture. m. Oct. 26. finds in her priests, mirrors neia up 10 numamty. (it comes "Adventures In Faith," by M. as a surprise to learn that Tav. Bach. Impressive series of Mrs Sharpies Hosts lor Caldwell of Buffalo was personal experiences which brought up in England and had prove that faith is a highly Crescent Camp DUP just such a grandmother as the workable factor. The Crescent Camp, Daugh- one depicted here. "The Haunted Journey,' by R. ters of the" Utah Pioneers, held Admission is tree. Murphy. The heroic story of Vitus Bering's discovery of their meeting Oct. 18 at the Luwanna Roberts took her Alaska. home of Mrs Ralph Sharpies. Guide Patrol class in Free Estimates Primary The lesson was "100 Years of bowling last Saturday evening. "Pioneers In Mental Health," R. McKown. by of History Mrs Boys Grace enjoying the evening were Mining in Utah." 255-776one of the terrible curses of 9 Johnson gave the life history of Gary Roberts, Paul Jones, Cat mankind. and Montgomery, Lynn Parry, Soren Jensen, great grandfather of Mrs Vida Jordon. After the meeting refreshments were served by Mrs Nellie Hammers Sch mid and Mrs LaVina Harrison. Special guest was Mrs Vida Jordon. i Halloween Party Set for Three Wards . e, Jnhnnv Hatrh f ini.chpri as clerk typist with the highest grade in typing ever made. He is assigned nn the inh training others. He is the son of Mr & Mrs Max Hatch and is stationed at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. 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