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Show Thursday, April 23, THE MURRAY EAGLE Page 4 A group of people from CHURCH NEWS Christ Lutheran HOIOS! Sunday morning worship, 11 o'clock a.m. Bible Class and Sunday School 10 a. m. Evening service, Midvale City RADIOS Hall, $1195 up 5 PHONO RADIO BUDGET TERMS 19-2- 6. CONSOLES $89-9- S79 95 EASY PAYMENTS L1 WHILE THEY LAST Baptist Church a IB. KIEFIF raR2& AUTO SUPPLY STORE HOME Ci Phone Murray 390 4745 South State St. p.m. Whenever people do stop to think about eternity, they speak and think of it in terms so vague and fantastic that one would think we have no definite information about the other side. But that is not so! God has spoken very clearly about that which And no lies in the hereafter. where, perhaps, is eternity more clearly pictured than in Christ's story of the Rich Man and the poor beggar Lazarus, Luke 16, Using His words for. our basis, we shall this Sunday speak of THREE PLAIN FACTS ETERNITY. What are these three facts? There is a heaven; there is a hell; and between these two there is a great gulf fixed. These facts are so plainly revealed by Jesus 'that any one who does not accept them, simply does not believe what Christ has taught. The Walther League, our young people's group, has an important meeting Sunday evening. The annual election of officers will take place. We ask all members to be present promptly. Mill? TABLE MODELS 7 Everymember Enlistment Sunday Morning worship service at 10 a. m. This will be a special commitment service. Reverend E. F. Weske will preach on the theme "Divine Gifts and Human Gratitude." The church school will meet at 11 a. m. The subject for this Sunday is "Wayside Conversations." Luke 13:22-3Thoughts on the Theme. Lord, are they few that are saved? The question was asked by a fellow traveler with Jesus who had become impressed by him. Rather innocently he seemingly wanted Jesus to answer: "Yes, only a few and they in Israel." Those were not the days of big spirits. Men on the whole, lived selfishly. It was natural that they should. Had they not been constantly under the foot of the enemy? Even at the time of this lesson the residents of Palestine were under the foot of Rome. They had little chance to rise, to show the world a thing or two, to write their names across the sky. Now Jesus looms large as a great and compelling leader, and the humble follower may be forgiven for feeling and suggesting that possibly here in Jesus is unique power and meant only for the children of Isreal. But Jesus did not thus respond. He set no limits to the number of those who might be saved. Rather he suggested that the refor salvation are quirements hard. Those who would be saved must enter by a narrow door. Perhaps in the figure that was a door at the side of a house not frequently used. It was not the popular entrance. It was difficult to reach. The implication is that one cannot rush into the house without thought and with no difficulty as one might enter a front door. Also, those who would be saved must bear a cross. The cross must be borne as a matter of daily custom. People must know that a hard job is to be done and they must have the courage 5. GRANGER NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Dan J. Evans arc the proud parents of a baby pirl. born April 14th in a Salt Lake hospital. Mrs. Phyllis Fark, who is ill at her homo, Is expected to bo confined to bed for about a month. Her many friends wish her a speedy and complete recovery. Engagement Announced Mr. and Mrs. Calvin N. Petersen announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter. Miss Elaine Petersen, to Grant U. Player, son of of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Player, Murray. The marriage will take place Thursday, April 23. in the Salt Lake Temple and will be followed by a reception in the Granger Ward Hall. Mrs. Robert Hill, of Granger, and sister of the bride has been chosen as matron of honor. Mrs. Alden Hupp, of Granger, Mrs. Paul Nielson of Midvale and Mrs. William S. Lovett. of Kansas City, Mo., will serve as attending matrons. Mrs. Herman C. Nielson and children spent a few days last week with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Waurd, in Ircston, Idaho. Mr. Harold II. Smith of Ihber guest of City was the week-enMr. and Mrs. Froderik Ncilson. Mrs. Glen Todd and daughter are spending a few weeks with her family in Weston. Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Rudd Nelson spent last Sunday with Mr. Nelson's patents. Mr. and Mrs. IIW, Nelson, of Ogden, formerly of Bear River City. d 1 .... Eastbound: I. v. 10 a.m. Southbound: I. v. 2:.1lp.m.-C:3Sp.n- TRAHAVAYS WS 9:13 p.m. i. DEPOT Murray City Pharmacy Phone Murray 27i) 1 VD Mrs. Walter Lockhert has just returned from a trip to Reading, Calif., where she visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wintle. A moving picture will be shown in Granger Ward Hall on Friday, April 24. The title is "In Love with Life." The services to be conducted in the Granger Chapel Sunday. April 26 will be under the auspices of the Home Missionaries. Grant Bangerter, recently inducted into the U. S. Army, is now stationed at a camp in Arizona. Before leaving, Grant was a counselor in the Granger Ward Bishopric, and recently returned from the Brazilian Mission. The following students of Cyprus high seiiool and Granger have applied for graduation May 21: Alice Bangerter, Ruel Bawden, Wilma Hale. LaRue Solomon and Bertha Woodbury. Cyprus Athletes To Be Honored The annual banquet honoring Cyprus high school athletes and field coach by the Magna-Ga- i Lions Club, will be held Thursday evening, April 23. at the school rooms. About forty boys and their Russell Magelby, will be honored at the dinner and program. Coach Floyd Millett. of the Brigham Young University, will Ira C. be the guest speaker. Overfill, of Gunnison, Utah, state Lions' Governor, will also be a special, honored guest. Committeemen arranging the affair are Russell Magleby. John Barrett. O. J. McDonald, F. A. Stock. J. C. Denton, Dr. D. A. Moffatt and Roy I .arson. Mrs. Lester Anderson was the luncheon guest of Mrs. Archie Nielson in Salt Iike City last Wednesday. Student Plan "Spring Formal" In the first dance sponsored by the Associated Girls and Associated Boys of the Cyprus high school, a "Spring Formal" will be held on Friday evening, April 24. at the school. The Cyprus high school Pirates played their fust golf game Friday in the Utah State High School Association Golf league. Paul Andrus is captain of the tram with Boyd Call. Don e Humphries. Wayne Brown, Hal Ross Andrus. CatUn, Duke, and Harold Bowen rounding out the team. coach, Du-an- Announced Announcement is made of the wedding on March 1. of Corporal Orson P. Arnold, of the U.S. Wedding Army Medical Corps and Miss Nadine Wells at Vancouver, Washington. Corporal Arnold is the son of Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Arnold of Granger and the bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. "John Bales of Vancouver, Wash. Mr. Bales is the president of the Vancouver L.D.S. Branch. The wedding took place in the Vancouver chapel and the marriage was performed by elder Hand. The bride was gowned in heavy white satin. Her veil was held in place by a halo of seeded pearls. Her bouquet was orchids and Calla lilies. The bridesmaids and flower girls were all dressed in pink. The bride's brother, who was best man, and all the ushers were dressed in military uniforms. The little ring bearers were also dressed in military fashion. The bridesmaidsagirl'-ioooq. Corporal Arnold, who is now connected with the Barnes Hospital in Vancouver, has recently returned from a mission to Brazil. After a short honeymoon, the couple have made their home in Vancouver. Following the wedding, Mrs. S. R. Arnold and daughter, Mrs. Ea May White, made an extensive tour of Washington, California and Oregon. They visited Mr. Melvin Arnold, Mrs. Arnolds son in Seattle, Wash., her sister in Santa Monica, Calif., and another son. Dr. Paul Arnold, of Annaheim, Calif. o t Ul- -T - .IK! 7 lif- t II X-- -R VH- M.O-A- r m. 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DAVIS The West Jordan L.D.S. Primary association was reorganized Sunday during the stake conference in the South Jordan Ward chapel. New officers include Iris as president; Myrtle Young, Crump, first counselor: and Ethel Mabey. second counselor. j INSURANCE SERVICE 201 Vine Street Phone Murray 335 r1 I BK-- a W W I I a ill ,;m;.l'l ;4 jsz?Zi.s WE HAVE A Limited Supply OF pBeei Cultivators - Mowing Machines Hay Rakes - Grain Drills Look ove.' your Machines and order your genuire I. H. C. Repair Parts NOW! VOIR MclORMICK DI ERING DEALER CLYDE MARSDEN Phone Murray CTJU LOf Li im 497 U UU LT South stj(P strrrt U V li U U U U U U U L L L Those in tliclnou'...ask fcr li . VALUE is only part of llio f Col. Crow laiilit ikr p.. fotnl til.ii. o t r TO ) car key C'. Tol.iv'().I Crow ia Mill Ke tucky's lineal. n- llOI IltO I. DO.NDOv J 1 A Truly Crcit Xante !itillcr lum to X l? ). til X 2 n, other Kentucky : CUMBERLEDGE MOTOR CO. : Murray First Ward Muton Closing meeting Tuesday April 28. A good program is ned from 7:30 to 8:30 p m dance from 8:30 to 11:30 with Steadman's Orchestra are cordially invited. Salvation the Fruit of Progress "Probation After Death" is the Subject of the Lesson Sermon. Among the Scriptural references are: "Search me, 0 God, and know my heart: try me and know my thoughts. And see if there be any wicked way in me, and lead me in the way everlasting." (Ps. 139: 23, 24). "The righteous also shall hold on his way, and he hath clean hands grow stronger and stronger." (Job 17: 9). "Therefore my beloved breth-erbe ye steadfast, unmoveable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, for as much as ye know that your labour is not in vain in the Lord." (Cor. 15:58). The following excerpts are from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, by Mary Baker Eddy:- - "Progress is born of experience. It is the ripening of mortal man, through which the mortal is dropped for the "Uniimmortal." (p. 296: versal salvation rests on progression and probation, and is unattainable without them. Heaven is not a locality, but a divine state of Mind in which all the manifestation of Mind are harmonious and immortal, because man is found having no righeous-nes- s of his own, but in possession of 'the mind of the Lord," as the Scripture says. (p. 291: st orv! Or Will But Vour Pqulty! Hi,.la () cash! a . OLD CHOW Sell Your Car to Us for Murray First Ward: A Terr excursion has been planned k Murray First Ward for urday at 3 p.m. All desiring go must have recommends fro the Bishop. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ser- the Christian Center work in America. Young people's fellowship hour Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Wcske, 120 East 48th South street. Church annual meeting and fellowship dinner will be held Wednesday, 6:30 p.m. All church numbers and others interested are urged to attend. The church school workers' conference will be held this Friday, April 24. at 6:30 p.m. The Young People of the Baptist Church attended a fellowship party, including the young people of Burlington, Rio Grande and Magna Baptist churches, at the Magna Baptist Community Church. Sound, natural color moving ricturcs were a feature of the evening. Ward News The Sunday School Council will meet at 6:30 p.m. Friday, at the church. Mrs. Chester Lyman and Mrs. J. P. Payne will be hostesses for the dinner. vice will be colored pictures of Fnl I Walter Winch to do it. the Baptist Church joined with other Baptists of the state of Utah in a farewell reception honoring the retirement of Rev. and Mrs. Edward B, Pace from active ministry, last Monday evening in Magna Community Church. Rev. Pace has been pastor of the Magna Community Church for the past sixteen years. Early next week they will leave for their new residence in Olympia, Washington. Our well wishes go with them. .rJr. . 4" AMONG AMERICA'S r.ltr.AT MHISKItS 31 CO- - |