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Show ! THE MURRAY EAGLE Neighborhood News ray. Tlio Tn.vl'irsvilli. ward I'llinnr.v win iiniii iiicir jtroKratn on Sniiilii.v at tin? chiircli. .Mr. mill Mrs. Allien Kieailiimu of Jteniiinii me receiving colij;riil iilu Hons over Hie itrrlvnl of a dnuk'litcT Mondn.v. Miss Itiirolhen Maker has reliirn eil lo her home In idon after NernliiiK six weeks here with her aunt, Miss lone A I wood. Misses .Tnjee ami Maxine Mark ny of T.iylnrsville nro'speiiilinir tin week til the home of their mint, Miss Atwootl. Kvelyn Mailsen has recently to her home In Taylorsvllle nfler a four and une half months utay in Kedomla Mench, Calif. IV;nl, (lauyliliT of Mrs. Klvis Hansen has been recently operated on fur appendiiiils, hut Is now at home and is doing nleely. Mr. and Mrs. Willalins are proud parents of n hahy ulrl May T2, and woltrliiiiu seven a half pounds. Mrs. Williams formerly Mlaneho liincrose of party in honor evening at the nt u birthday Uirson home on South State street. of her little granddaughter, Gloria ninth birthday anniver and music were enjoyed and Smith's (iam.-were The IVe hive swarms of Hie ten refreshments were served. refreshments Lovely sary. a wards of Colo) wood Stake met served. Games were played and the The marriage of Miss F.llen little guests wore red and green Thursday evenieir ;it the Murray and Howard Mackay. Mm Rose Mis. ward Maty ''irsi chapel. caps. 1 lie following were present ; Liddle and Mrs. Armstrong were in of Mr. and Mrs. Kliuer Mackay of Edith Cox, Dickey Edwards, Beryl Medals and merit badges ranger took plae. Wednesday. A Edwards. Dickey harue. Bergman, Mail-rin- e eception was given Wednesday ev-d- n were awarded. Max Wiseman, Shirley Smith, ' in their honor at tiie Gran-;c- r Blanchard, Audrey Hlancherd, Ixn-n- a Mi-s hall. The waiil June In coiiiiilimeut ainuseinent McOmle, Carol Smith and BevMallard. Miss I.aUne Siinier, and young couple will make their home erly Smith. in Nevada. Miss Clara Fanisworth eiilertai.. In honor of (he birthday anniver-arSunday afternoon at Hie former's Senior students of Cranile high South Fifty-ninthome of Mrs. Wayne Love, relatives on west h street. A variety of garden flowers school held mi outing at Geneva, 'titertained at her home. mi l'lah Lake, Wednesday afteru pastel shades, decorated the onlh and 5th East1-- ( Saturday The group of last week. The evening was ro' nis. A program was dvo noon and evening. n swim, program, games and incut-ia social way and supper and refreshments were served to U" i baiaiuet. The 'veiling was ient was served to the following guests. guests. in dancing. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Draxler, Mr. Mrs, Alan Mrockliank has return and Mrs. Peter Gordon, Mr. am1 "d home from a ten day visit with Mrs. Ada former Mrs. William Love, Mr. and Mrs. Coppin, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. (inv- - esident of this city, but How of David Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Wil Mlcli in San Francisco. While alt Lake, left during the week for liam Showles, Mr. and Mrs. Carl there, Mrs. lirockbalik motored to .os Angeles, where she will Zackrlson, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Los Angeles with her parents for the graduating exercises at Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. John Phila short visit with friends and rela Hie Fniversity of California, at lips, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Love, Mr. I os tives. Her daughter, Miss and Mrs. Clyde Love, Mrs. Ethel Angeles. oppm, will be graduated Hill and Miss Maude Hill. Mrs. Ililmer l.ar-o- u and sister (trace this year from the university. M. Isaacson enter- Mrs. Mildred Mrs. Illchard Kemp was hostess lined Hie Cleaner (Mils of Hie Mrs. Mannsseh Smith entertained to the members of the Jov Makers Crant ward at a delightful evening held Wednesday. May the McCiine School of music. re-Ma- i hers of Cottonwool takc held practice Wednesday iif ten n at Hie Murray First ward chapel. They will sliu; Sunday to morning at the Fidon he held at Hie samf place. A niimlier of relatives of Mrs Lewis Cederlof surprised her. Mod day evening at her hoine on F.lin street, the occasion being her hirtli day anniversary. The evening win sjK'Ht in a social way aiul refresh ments were served lo ten geusls. Kilijiilii;' Mo! nuH-tln- Mrs, (ieoi'ci' Iiilili!" the memliers of her chili, at a lunilieoii Monday at Hie Art Mam in Salt Lake. The afternoon was siH'iii In playing luidge and Mrs. h. T. Moyer was winner of the prize. Mr. anil Mrs. I.. II. Mroikliank left Monday eveiihur hy auto foi San Francisco, where thev will While there I hey pend the week. will visit Ir. and Mrs. I.. M;iker, and Miss May Alwood, at their home In that city. ei:le-!ainei- ! the horn Three trlrls of Mnrrnr. Mis and Marnaret F.rlekson. Miss Virginia was Uoliliisoii, and Miss Melha Siniili Mur look a very active part in a plane Mi, s Sor-iiso- u ... I The inarrintre of Miss Virginia Mulllner of Idaho Falls, Idaho. Mid Calvin Vemle Frame of this city will take place Friday, at the home of the bride's mother, in Idaho Falls. Miss Mulllner Is a teacher In the Price high school and Mr. Frame is also emplo.ved In that Idaho city. They will motor to Falls, where a reception will be given in their honor. Following a wedding trip, the young couple will make their home In Price. y liv-n- g ev-n- g d at-en- d 6 o -- MURRAY The centerpiece for the luncheon tea table was n low bowl of red roses. Other garden flowers decorated the rooms. Five hundred was played and prizes were won by Mrs. Ruth Hall. Mrs. Krnest Carl son and Mrs. Ada Greenwood. ! FARM EQUIPMENT - OLIVER HAY TOOLS - PARTS FOR ALL MOWERS DeLAVAL CREAM SEPARATORS STOVES and RANGES PHONE cluB, Thursday of Inst week, at her A d Melons home in (Jrnnt ward. 'ne o'clock luncheon was nerved. ft party, Wednesday TO ANY WOMAN- - FOR i Call-"uiMb- i. ONLY I'TAH FRocKs Tbe first dress shop In Murray t handle Ftah made garments exd,, lively will he opened to the trad ii May W hy the IIoln.es 1 Shop, at 4S01 South State. Known as the Holmes FW Shop, this unique business hmixp handling, at present, the comply line of dresses manufactured by thP Western Garment Co. coniprisia. some 78 different styles In a com plete size range for children and women. The highest price dress in he shop sells for $1.95. "I am entirely confident thai uch a venture ns this would almost any place." xjr Holmes declared. "There are nrl better made or more stylish drex produced than the ones mmmfiirtur. ed In I'tah, and I felt that If, for instance, the Western Garment ship dresses Into states up to 2O0f miles distant and find a ready, nj,. preciative market for them, there should be no good reason why the women of Utah would not respond to such an Idea If given the np. portunity. Women in most othw states prefer Utah made frocks-nn.- i It is logical that I'tah women also when they see what is made here." iw (r MAOSEN' S wants k a wosher thof will wosh orfcryj from fopty VHjfyVn garment irnnyj 10 neavy Dionneu ond quiltj wild perfect icrfety. A washer she cajf depend on that will prei(SveVothe5 onc( save her tim,nd money for 8 or 10 year f tiecetiory without onyrrvice trouble. MURRAY PHONE am 375 SPECIALS FOR FRL, SA T. ! mON. i 2 pound Ba SALT JELL AH Flavors, pkg. 5c 5 pound liag 10 pound Bag . . Whole Wheat Flakes KELLOGG'S White Star Del Monte 9c 3 for P VA TUNA Clearwater lzs 10c that this FARGO, Large Pkg In cw ti 4"finnitn vuuauu, Va. land and certain narts of Afrlci. W lb. Box NW.r 9c 3 for 25c Large 2l2 Size Can 10c .. 422 ICE Cash and Carry FEED West Jordan Arctic ICE Co. Any employee will take your order. The Mountain Statea Telephone A Teleiraph Co. To ALL UIKVKOl.F.T DKAI.KKS: ,V;:;r: 1 1 kuv V U 1 i ,. , ' :::.:. .:;.;v; ; .K..L n,,-- kw.imi-.kimn. f. !: )f h H 50 or tKmmmmmH PHONE Murray 570 PKR mpaxy show K .". 1 hK ; 38.3 COT stop car TRUCK if.k 5 mn AL.I'tHFkS SOLD IX OUR CLASS SKLL MORK THAX HALF OF fr R W K HOLLER fiKXLRAL SALKS MANAGER CHMVROLKT MOTOR COMPANY Erwie Motoir Co. 'Murray's Must Complete Aiitm.,l,ilc Slorc' PHONE Hyland 3415 I? this iflK l l polk provk axothkr ckkat tk uck vii CFXT TRUCKS K chi-v- - ACUTK SHORT. rKUCKS FAST ENOUGH TO . : Ti:i.X THIRTY FOUR CARS STOP CHMVROLKT Fresh Extra Fancy 3 lbs. 25c at Following Locations: 39th South and State Midrale Junction 3c State Oppo.l., G.y IUU ; Vv a,;k am, urn v KKKJ. PACK w m t n 9c COAL few-month- Postal Telegraph x.vriovu. Tomatoe 5 .. GRAIN During the last thousands of former subscribers throughout the country have had their telephones reconnected. They are no longer deon neighbors' pendent telephones. For a few cents a day you can have a telephone in your own home, to use as often as you like. Why not order one today? It will be connected promptly. Pure Distilled Water MURRAY 106 FRED CARLSON & CO. PHONE N Nl PIERCE'S W I Draper Quality Feed n xiioxs nv 1 PHONE FLOUR i;.s,.i.t.v , ci.A"ri.vr,vhr Bars Parowax PHONE Murray 53S-4004 So. Sth Ea.t UNDERLEAF SPRAYER SOLD & DEMONSTRATED (Recommended by Professional Florists) Prices Subject to Market Change -- Without Notice 4 W. E. CAIN BRINTON ELECTRIC CO. .. Again! Distributed by Special Price on Ironer and Wajher . . $79.95 For May Only DOWN HAY In Service QUALITY FEEDS is com- $5.00 TOILET SOAP Day Freedom 213 DRAPER Only 10c 5 lb. Bag . . 29c 25 lb. Bag.. $125 10 lb. Bag.. 50c 100 lb. Bag . $494 Wah MODElV f""v hs 4 a lis. 'y ;ine . 1 jt P i rr , iflH'e, Mr. and Mrs. C. U Shaw and Mrs. Mi ry Peterson of Salt Lake, ..... ..... .. M10"' 1.... visu l i iur n lew nays ., in, tin t'TMiji.v with relatives In Pocatello. Idaho. Ett irte Murray And Madam, look at the low price in these days of rising costs! ERT0 SUGAR CHANDU WHITE KING MISSION BELL CREME OIL It ftiiin ?V lmmlranti iwuiii uiua Phone Gives Vftu ina h P Let Uf Do Our Part to Bring You GenerptOecJric mo. the on i for you If u a model that 100 G E qualify. pletely guaranteed. Bottle Corn Flakes is Hi rka iiir IK II too, are seeking tuch a reliable wosher, let us prove chine in the Funeral services for Andy Dean Llsnnliee were conducted Wedne. day at 1 p. m. in the Murav ond ward rhapt'I, Bishop f.'iQlnilwu.n nfar.futlntr Interment was In the Murray City Pi . ceiiH tery, under direction of th P"? iH'ser.-- t mortuary. i If you, 5c 10c 19c ii hi 4 niin "More Leisure Hours for Women" is tl , ANDY DEAN' LISONBEK Murray Laundry 5233 liuYu htloi: n-- EASY PAYMENTS SOLD to onywomon who iih niin snip-P"- A.iatlc ProKibit.d Kquipment company, this should have been Pump Equipment tern ply -- CORRECTION In the Leadership page, publish ed in the issue of April L'tt, lfm.one of the sponsors names read Prompt $64.50 371 t William Richard Itmvdcn, niiwn as. 'Tilde pillle." l!ol Mori at his home in Holla 'iy ) He was custodian of th' day. 'onnly building for 111 years and was a beloved and familiar figure ilxiut that place; known to thous- inds who frequent the county building He will long le remem- !ierHl. and his many friends will mourn his loss. He is survived by his wife, Marie Dresher Kowden, and two sons, Carl and Dewey of Holladay; three daughters, 'Mrs. Ma Flodijuist of Oakland, Mrs. Mattle llarrett; of Murray and Mrs. Vera MorMisoii if Holladay: also severnl grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral services were held in the Winder ward Thursday ;'haXl. DRESS SHOP SELLS DO YOU KNOW A UMIXT MANY prro,, uffrrinc from eye lrln, "1 off havlnj IMr ryrm fmliv H IwvauAf Ihry Ihry will have to wir GtaMr. frr It Uiry thry nt4 CiUvv rfJy avoid titrm. Ami rmiit Iwriln nf ntaliM . Ihfnt niallrn . frrqtwndjr on. J.P.O'BrienOpLD. JEWELER and OITOMKTRIST Ml RKAY ITAII |
