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Show MURRAY CITY, UTAH, THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1936 High School Will Be Represented At Logan Meet Art Peters Leaves Murray Miss AnnabelHle Leetham, assisted by the Misses Alice and Ada Phizacklea, were hostesses to the F. A. D. girls class of the Art J. Peters, proprietor of the meters Studio, who leaves Murray today to make his home in Washington, D. C, where he will assume an important position in the federal service, was tendered a farewell banquet Wednesday evening by the members of the Murray Fire Department with with which he has been affiliated for years. Chief Ernest Smith of the Fire Dept. was in charge of the affair and the banquet was served by ladies of the Baptist church. Practically the entire membership of the Murray Fire Department were present to pay their respects to Mr. Peters and wish him success in his new location. Mr. A. J. Peters has been active in the business circles of Murray for years. He was adjutant of the American Legion Post No. 60; secretary of the Murray Lions Club; a member of the F. O. E; and a sturdy worker for a better Murray at all times. The news of the contemplated departure of Mr. Peters for his new home came as a blow to his many friends in and around Mur ray but they rallied round to give him a fine send-ofMurray pepole will find it difficult to replace this substantial and progresive citizen. Ray Allan, in behalf of the Firemen, tendered good wishes to Mr. Peters at last night's banquet, to which Mr. and Mrs. Peters replied. Musical numbers were given by Russell Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Caldwell and John Stephan. Dance numbers were given by the Elva Brown dancing group. Entertainment committee included Mrs. Ernest Smith, chairman; Mrs. J. W. Caldwell and Mrs. Leo Townsend and for the Firemen, Chief Smith, J. W. Caldwell and Leo Townsend. Dancing followed the banquet to close the festivities of the ... -- o--- Canne-giete- Neighborhood News Murray For Home In Washington, D.C. will be TENTATIVE LIST OF PUPILS high school tfurray FOR GRADUATION at the Utan i, represented T high school music The tentative list of graduates 2 in B. Taylor, of the Murray High School for this term are as follows: principalRuth Baker, Wayne Alsop, - than 200 Many 01 Uic Jay Blackburn, Peter Bogden, " wno Leah Bringhurst, Duane Brown, t the disl Melvin Brown, Virginia Mum iudenti The Dale Collins, Betty Gene will be represented Ellertson, Oscar local Erickson, Carol solos, vocal solos, Robert Erickson, Ruby Erickson, jSes, choruses and bands. Evans, Thomas Evans, Cleone Evans, nuth Evans, Lois Winners oi Dositions in the re- , Kenneth Farrer, Robert contests conducted last Farrell, Ruth Fillmore, Sherman and Saturday in Murray Freeze, Glenna Gallagher, Grace entered in Goff, Paul Hansen, Nedra been officially 5 Mr. Taylor events, Earl Healy, Bernice Hume, Logan Sd The local contests attract- - George Jenkins, Carma Jensen, Chester Johnson, William John-- s upwards oi JlWl: to Murray during the two o n, Newell Judkins, Carlile bumie Keith affair. Miya, Knight, day individual vocal Newel McMillan, Ray ODening with Jests, the gigantic affair was Norton, Margaret Oliver, George " Ottley, Virginia Pearson, Marwith a aance w concluded school gymnasium tin Pezely, Nina Retallick, Luhigh Murray cl cille Shaw, Jack Shaw, Odis feature The most picturesque the was Smith, Jay Smith, Glen Snarr, however, the program, Takeo Tadehara, Max Townsend, in wium parade Saturday, weie Adeline Vicchrlli, Rudolph seven schools participating massed Voeltz, Ralph Wahlen, Ronald represented by bands. A directed by W. F. Robinson, Walton, Lime Watts, Jack White, marked Donald Wood, Delbert Wolfley, Murray music instructor, William Wright, Georgia Xena-kitne comers, oi conclusion to Albert Robinson, Harris affair Success of the regional assured repetition Hubbard, George Olsen, James has virtually Trantor. the affair next year, according - VOLUME 46 r, f Ld Fifty Students Of M.H.S. Seminary Graduate In May uaptist church, Tuesday evening at the Leetham home. The missionary lesson on Bengal Orissi, was fciven by Mrs. J. P. Payne, and committees were appointed for a mothers and daughters banquet to be held next month. ' hi If V v-- - Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCann of Los Angeles and Mrs. brothers. Faires and Ray Stauffer of Hollywood, Cal., are . Me-Can- No. 35 Fifty students of the Murray JJ. b. seminary nave been named by Frank McGhie, senior J- principal, as potential graduates of 1936. Diplomas will be presented to the graduates by Henry D. Moyle, president of the Cottonwood L. D. S. stake board of education. Dr. Lynn Bennion, assitant superintendent of education in the church, will be guest speaker. The exercises have been scheduled for May 8, in the Murray First ward chapel, Mr. McGhie visiting relatives here. They arrived here Sunday to attend the funeral of their father, Hyrun Stauffer. Mrs. McCann was the former Miss Nettie Stauffer of this citv. said. TESTIMONIAL IN HONOR OF Classwork of the students and MISS MARJORIE TAME An interesting Hobby Show final examinations must be comwas conducted, Wednesday evenpleted satisfactorily before the A Farewell Testimonial will be ing in the South Cottonwood tentative list btcomes final, Mr. on in 1, 1936, given ward chapel under the sponsor- McGhie Friday, May explained. The tentative the South Cottonwood ward cha- ship of the adult class of the includes: Audrey however, group, pel in honor of Miss Marjorie ward M. I. A. Several depart- Atwood, L. Carol Brown, June Tame who leaves soon for a mis- ments were arranged where an- Watts, Eunice D. Whitehead, sion to Canada. tique quilts, fancy work, and even Helen Walters, Clayton G. TurnThe program will begin at 5 pet animals were displayed. A Alice Snarr, Lillian M. p. m. and will be followed by banquet for the class preceeded er, Dora Parker, Maide O. dancing. the show. Juanita The program follows: Lund, Stanley, Lois M. R. Stanley Johns Swenson, Joy Simper, Veil F. Prayer Selection Quartette A dinner was given Wednesday Scott, Helen Nelson, Marsceil Mildred Ottley, Luella Wheel- evening by the members of the Nielsen, Myreta Murray, LaVe er, June Broonihead, Estrid Murray Fire department, honor Wahlquist, Marjorie Marsden, Bagley. ing one of its members, Arthur Lena C. Morris, Evalyn McMilN. H. Mrs. Webb Reading J. Peters, who leaves Thursday lan, Don M. McMillan, Ruth Genevieve Piano Duet morning for Washington D. C, Johns and Earl Ottley. Dorothy Healy, Anna Address .... Miss Eva Lindquist where he has been appointed a T. Hayden, Blaine Jensen, Donna L. Jacobson, Ruth Johannesen, Whistling Solo .... Maxine Simons position with the government. The ladies of the Baptist church Kelvin II. Ballard. Kemp, Ray 11. Demke, Remarks .... Bishop J. T. Erckson served a delicious dinner to the Blanche Jean Farrer, Grant D. superintendeDr. James Clove, Missionary firemen and their wives and the Powell, Thelma Craven, Veil B. Response PRE SCHOOL CLINICS OF nt of Murray schools and general Vocal Solo Norma Ottley evening was spent in a social GRANITE SCHOOL DISTRICT Bean, Wilford N. Bcrgener, Marchairman of the regional contests Benediction Pearl Hammer way. Murrshall Brinton, Marian Arlene in will end with sail Schools represented dancing. Evening clinics The annual Neils R. Anderson, Mar school Aamodt, the local to in addition ay, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hargcr of will be District School of Granite A. NOTICE tha Morris, Harry Abbott, included Davis, Granite, Jordan, East Millcreek were the dmnei schools: at held the following Isabell Harland Fredrickson, and Tooele, Grantsville Cyprus. Madison, April 27, 9 a.m. Lin The Lions Club in encouraging guests of the Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Deane P. Hunt, Eugene the building of new homes in Payne, Sunday. OPERA coln, April 28, 9 a.m., Wm. Perm, Johnson, Norman Kezerian, ElizSOUTH COTTONWOOD 9 a.m. is in no way financing 29, April Sherman, April Murray DATE SET The Crusaders class of the Mur- abeth Lorraine Thomason, Evalyn such a venture neither are they 2), 10:30 a.m., Woodrow Wilson, Holmgren, Frank L. Farrer. Rusray Baptist churcn which numb- sell 1, 9 a.m. land this for May 30, Holladay, McDonald and Croft Levitt purpose April purchasing The operetta, "And It Rained," Miss 8:45 a.m., Oakwood, May 4, 9 or erecting the dwellings. The ers 24, and their leaders Smith. eheduled to be given by the Freda Dressel and Mrs. J. P. 10:30 a.m. Lions Club is very much interestSouth Cottonwood ward M. I. A. a.m. Wooustock, May 4, will attend the Crusader's ed in seeing a building program Payne STOCKHOLDERS REELECT Roosevelt, May 5. 9 a.m., Blaine, liursday evening, has been post Rally, Saturday, when the Bap 9 in as 7, but an 6, May OFFICERS a.m., organization Murray, Plymouth, May until Saturday evening. poned children from all Baptist 9 a.m., Boone, May 7, 10:30 a.m. are not entering the picture tist they April 25 at 8:15 p. m., according of meet BATHHOUSE churches will state the AND STADIUM Stockholders of the West Side in a financial way. They are willParents are urged to bring all to the director, Earl in the Emmanuel church in Salt BEING BUILT AT PARK Ottley. Water for to the assist school children entering system reelected officers, ing any legitimate pro- Lake, Saturday afternoon. so as are in The far next proKsals to change able, thenapproved first time they gram September. BAPTIST LADIES FETE Murray City Park is to have but do not want the idea to go the articles of incorporation to of these clinics is to dispurpose Mi's. Phil Grimm and young a fine remtorced concrete stad- out METHODIST LADIES AID make the district eligible for a that they are financing the cover physical defects in order ium with a of daughter, Lajette, have been visi $32,000 P W A loan, at a special capacity seating of in them erection have Murray dwellings that parents may About 1500 persons. ladies of the ting relatives in Murray during meeting Monday afternoon. remedied before school starts. Methodist the week. Commissioner J. Clifford Han- - City. CommunityLadies Aid Application has been made to Society were of lhe anounccd guests at a one st'n beginning P W A for the loan to lay apthe MOTHERS I. M. FOR GIRLS PLAN A. , SEKWlt.S .... ,.t A.,..,i 09 lock luncheon, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brown have Thursday, given FINLRAL y HELD f"d ?e eight miles of HVICU.M STAUJFER AND DAUGHTERS BANQUET ky the ladies of the Baptist returned to their home in Oak proximately me piojeci inciuuca iiit W. R. Wilson, water lines, ...... . .1 . . 1.1 t. tturch. land, Cal., after a two weeks uiiinnuu.u- ...i,U niut un Funeral services for llyrUin ' secretary of the organization, exMurray First Ward Mutual stay here. Aa was interesting program of this officers of resident plained. Notice was given by tho girls assisted by the nty,!m,,n and games and contests Stauffer. one anu Approximately however that arare in afternoon that held makin.; were organization Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Lang-loi- s government, tre enjoyed. new lawn will be of acres of ticles incorporation must be for a mothers and daughtGeorge A. Jenkins funeral parof Salt Lake, but formerly of altered a landscaping plan plans and planted to held be and social slightly. ers lors. Willard Olson of the Murray banquet HtlRAY WOMAN'S CLUB this city, will leave Sunday for to improve the symmetry and Under the new set up, stock6 at the ward May ward Wednesday, First presided. a ten day trip through Southcombe TO BE HOST AT MEETING will of the park will each have one vote beauty holders amusement hall. Music was furnished by Milo ern California and points West. on the workers. by pleted jh-to I. A. asked M. are taiuing to the sysAll problems girls Brown who was accompanied by Mrs. Lang lois operates the Peggy ...... vvimiiins i..u ...Ml Over twenty men will be emtem. "k U, tummy in. touch with the officers, wiuu win Mrs. Fern Martin. Former bishop in (;ct a hosts to the Midvale D. Branson Bimton and Willard ployed on the project and it is and a more detailed account of Beauty Shoppe in Murray and majority vote of tl.. the work will be com- arrangements and committees of has arranged with Miss Peggy stockholders will be necessary to ffunity Club Thursday at thought Olson were speakers. Closing Burke to assist patrons during remove a stockholder from office, 1. about Murray Club rooms. The pro- the affair will be forthcoming her absence. was offered by W. Doug- pleted work July prayer WPA a is The Pa wia be by the Midvale project next week. and stockholders must be present and the grave in MurCb, followed by tea served by las Allen will co.st Murray about tluee and to vote, according to the new ardedicated Mill Creek ward M. I. A. Juray City Cemetery was thousand dollars and the balance MURRAY MUST WARD ticles. Hurray Club. nior girls sHinsored a delightful by Vein Millard. of over seven thousand dollars In addition to Mr. P.ennion. SACRAMENT MEETING entertainment Wednesday even- stockholders reelected E. II. llait-maMISSIONARY TO LEAVE come from federal funds. will B. Y. U. HAND ENTERTAINS ing at the home of Miss Dorothy West Jordan, as vice preSOON FOR CANADA Murray Kirst ward sacrament cven-mWright. The evening was spent sident. W. II. Gardner and D. W. l.ION lie held to CHOSEN Sunday SCIHVAN C. L. meeting An unusually entertaining as nt i:30 i). m.. will be under in playing progressive table and I). W. V. SECRETARY THURSDAY Mariorio Tamo Ha A. ood games and luncheon was served Jones. Taylotsville Cottonw the to of the was direction the pieseiileil sembly named a.i were Ditnon. nd Bennion, Mrs. Edwin C. Tame J Jr. to twenty odd guests. H. S. student body last .Monday. reC. Schwan was Stake missionaries. Steadmnn Lawrence Charles uth Cotton Mr, directors. folas be will wood, will leave The B. Y. U. band, under the di The program A. J. Mr. succeed Mr. Jones and to as director solos. Patsy on a two J lows: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson tired ylophnne year mission rection of I'rofe.vsor Sauer, offer chosen as te Canada. .secretary of the Mur- Morris, 'accompanied by Hill.c entertained the members of their .succeeded the late Samuel Peters F.. Among on Morns; short talk. Alma A farewell testimonial in her ed the artistic program. ray Lions Club at its meeting club at dinner, Saturday vocal duet, Mr, and Mrs. bridge the several numlu-r- played, were Thursday evening of la; t wet k Cram; iU be held of last week at their LEGION AUXILIARY LUNCH J evening Friday the and Slav."- -a great Wusswri prinGerrard; March the A. J. Peters has resigned Uy 1, in lhe Soulh Cotton- were won by Phil home. Prizes President be will i iumn. II Y HOX SALE PLAN composition; 'bavair as I e will soon leave l.T tne cipal speaker rd chapel. Grimm and Mrs. Delia and "Egmoiit by r.eeu.oen. oia-o- post to make his home. Mr. L. Calhs. Murray Post No. GO, American e.C't 'Naomi Ct oxford be is invited to The public the outstanding renditions was Legion Auxiliary will hold a obwill carry on the honor of Miss Tame, Satur-- v a cornel trio playing "The Tine" C. Schwan tSie office un'd the present. luncheon box Monday. Old time evening of last u m hor Kings." D an Alsop. former Mur- - ligations of PIANO RECITAL TO BE GIVEN idea of .selling the lunch to the is held. SOCIAL A HUGE Cu,r,s were members r,,v hii'U (.liiili-li- t WilS 't'pe of tli'' next election feted membeis of AUXILIARY will be followed. SUCCESS ii Tt.e Mrs. Clarice S. Bergman of swains banquet Stake M. I. A. cornetistsi. A comic little imiMiai I baskcl-School of whirl. Miss Muiiay High Tame is a dual betwiin a j icolo and a La;-- she HAND CONCERT WEDNESDAY Auxiliary of tho The ail team. Speakers included Iko A d,lieMful ami IWt.m a piano recital next Monday a cricket American Leg,o Murrnv AT MURRAY HIGH SCHOOL 4"fr' ..f LaU evening sKin impersonating J. Armstrong, Unive;v4y (in', and their p.iitners enter- - .evening, April 27 at 7:30 o'clock No. A band concert will bo given l,in I''',V1118 progressive a bullfrog was enjojed. ct.ah; Gilbert Moesir ger, high lamed at box social and tianee m the recital ball 01 Olen liros. mo luncheon was served The program closed wit!) Townstnd. by the Murray High School Band i school coach: and Monday evening at the Murray mumc Co. in Salt Lake City. Tame and at tho high school AuJitoiium. fvv- ,uots- M' p.aymg and the .student team captain. T. Ray Kmoton. Fire mens hall. The tecital will be an unusual. m the aicur.ie were winners cf A !,n.i'r,im w Men cor.siMen 01 Wednesday evening at a o"d"c'-;iKly singing "Sprintfin"' ini, otiKident. rresidel at the ly interesting affair. It is made Prefcssor M The proceeds of tho cot eeit ;;. of y each numbers by ciri-sepupils d HockieC d;.nce and introduced 8 liandetl numbers Ucncvicvc Johns will cn trown Moorf. who up of 4, C, and . used to send the band to He? to yW Hs Sauer. members-- for one piano and several 2 piano the team t;hnrdMusic Festival at IOk 'H. were 2 com-nuic zoning in 'fMi ' 10 Miss vmm . :is a Baby;" and numbers. ;AUD N I MVI R Tame and Mon- - MURRAY Admission is to be 25 ct nts. CITY ami iinima The public is cordially invito Robinson S NDHAGS TO PKlHICT Iirruine MONDAI ING CIA It MIM IF (KU K RISES Price danced, "pirates bold;"- to attend. SI'RIN(i'S INVI NTORY G.rd"i rr 973 Princeton The Murray c ?"(.,, r' rmt.ir duet. Dale and Delia l!m- Tho following students will take Hy N. V. M''h!..v f LittlclVttonlns?rumet.tal numbers oy V. ; cr'' rtamMrs- Kenneth - Club will hold a me. n.g The possibility t,n; t: Health at an even- evening al 7.3.1 p. in. at the , me wood clock overflowing its banks Thorup family: reading Ibrlma- patRichard r V e Bagman, Kaya and Spades tap dancing. Elmer John of U. G. Miller on Mair mut.. Murrav w.e. drscussod bCom- Thorup: Rita Gene ,1 Lucille Blossoms and pcrfamo Madson, b music .0 aocrdian and 1' n.is tun ice ,V J. Ch'foH Hansen and rrs: Tl,o Kio.-- i iim G the aLila and 7,o!a mission furnished and nev h a e, Gras " who (loom, lUNC0LNuTrTANs x tmg Shorn. r,d L..rson .nr Stephan.f f ranged a ny iM " of a robin Tth veneth The Stef sphoi song Deputy fenson, uig'l nn, I nil iri'inl rs the Chai lier. Carma Rao Jensen. F t" "EA1.TH rARADF. An Intrrr,,inj, fr,dure dav. If the neck rises another White gull flying . t.inn tntretuliment of ffalI. ...... iJP :,iuti"nirg of the Zahlor, Juno Yvx, Edith Jcnson. to be n nch bxrs which wa. 1,1. Iv dot e Doris Boig, Imise Mackav, Jiil be laid along the ViCln ikh1 18 tEinning will Hie club lias Mai bios and topi ;,.,)!,,,, eaut .!,(, e ti flows elt river by Alf Gunn, bringing generousa and Hiiice Smith. Eileen Olandcr, bank wbcie the fevr joct thin M"'g. Spring ,,m-en- t AU np.it ' v the my I'"''ow n Mr. U in connection Mat Bevei Blue Smith, Mantle, ly gene ,),ru sky . iy Xiti ' ,rndl,, ,,mp , l,n diseiissnl on A) ul , ; n,r, Last veil in Aim. White clouds sailing i,ng Robert Cundick. Hetty Pnrson, filH' pil- iv.i.!i . J u.umating! t.,1. ve.flowed. n Maxine and Maurmo Grti r, S'nnr'l'alN-H.Webb- . v nr iiui ii"' t(inW(M, Tho blue of the I11IN ali?!ir. f tl,e land -r acres around m.. , the Tourists May 4 a, A make animal r,!,,,!..,!! Il the Milhilierg, Elsie Townson, me win i.e durinc House cleaning fl.M.i: t,urch. when committees ... Joyce Had Jon, Wiiocita Go:inan, VMiic, Conccss-- u the community 1. n. F'fcMJw . " basements .1 ,1. , un: " un.v .1 I.Hil io ir.e u lor he Kl.i will nd he 8ch' awinton dhd Lois Pretzels and colJ becr. e 01,1.. Payne. n1 v tvyard will M Ul ismeauiea kt ..iu, Pat will and the flower lovers at the bank and aic HMHtf. tn. nw u.,, .nr Fair-bourn- S e, Har-ke- r, w y, 8:-1- Bel-listo- f. s, of to pre-scho- ol Foth-eringha- Ga-gia- n, o'c- P11 ruli-nar- - t'-e- one-ha- lf i -- TV Two-third- s i' s f - r"-.-.,- t.n-ban- M-- - . M 1 nn-clm- 1 ' Fn-ni- 1 Kl-w- - 1 Mar-'.mea- 1 pro-at- e ptc-cnl- Hop-scotc- a- o- I 1 VT 1 ( t--i 1 t f- . l' - tning nutting. 1 .1 it... r ffX ... , Eu-qei- H.-H- t 1 vn ; |
