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Show I THE MURRAY (UTAH) EAGLE RID AY, JUNE 10, 1949 many others. Refreshments were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Haun and served. An enjoyable time was Mrs. Cleo Bleazard attended a had by all. birthday dinner Saturday night honor of their sister Mrs. Miss Kathy Walters, grand- in Lawrence Westling ol Salt Lake. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dinner was served to 23 guests Asplund 310 Germania Avenue, after which games were played. had the misfortune last week the guest end of breaking her arm in a The family presented a lovely gift. of with honor fall. Her friends wish her a speedy recovery, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Laney went a business and pleasure trip on Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Smith to Chesterthe week-enover and family motored to Southern to visit Mrs. Laney's Idaho, field, Utah Saturday. For visitors Sunbrother George Hastings. From day they had Mr. and Mrs. Cal- there they traveled to vin B. Smith of Cedar City. Idaho where they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Holt and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hartle Mr. and Mrs." Clarence Cleland. had as visitors over the week-enThey report a very enjoyable relatives from Wells, Nevada. trip. d Mont-pelie- r, d Several Bonny view con- Mr. and Mrs. Leon Peterson, 201 workers attended the West 4500 So. are vacationing in vention held at Provo Thursday. West Yellowstone park. They left Monday and expect to return The Birthday club met at the Sunday . home of Ruth Haun, 4770 South-2n- d Mrs. Fern Martin, who renders West, Thursday night and spent an enjoyable evening. After beautiful music at the piano and luncheon was served at 8 p.m. organ in First ward meetings and P-T- A P-T- it's V J A CHAMPION IN STYLE lw'C0ST ANP "j, MILEAGE! ( Mrs. Watts, formerly of 53rd South have moved to South Grant ward to make their home. They have located on East 6400 South. M r J u i f ?N1 f 10-d- w California. at an WE MUST BE OUT ul Hurray's j "American Melody New New decorator fabric upholatnir Varibody color t 8rlf adjuat.ot. brake lr veraae" able ratio "titra attcring Panoramic viaion a Srata centered between the ailo a Low renter of gravity a Glare proof Autoblack light" inatrument dial matic hill holder --available on Champion at alight added coat, but atandard on other Automatic overdrive, Clima-lite- r model, heating and ventilating, whit aide-wa- ll tire and wheel trim ring or diac are optional at eitta coat on ail model. 1 Murray, Utah Every Friday Night ! 7 to 8 p.m. on : i ! i.1 11230 .a a " M..aa Dial 12301 MmHMtttmitHIIMMIUIIMIMIttttltMHlmiMHttHtU. nai in' Ph. Mur. 1402 10c to j 1230 YOUR DIAL rl TIM at. J Sl FRIDAY Jua Your !( II ON U II Juaa SUNDAY II MONDAY Juaa Juaa IUIbDAV Juaa 11 1230 kill1 Murray Music Station SATURDAY 10 1! 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J' !. htt Hrl I Mrlmljr Mattnr World Nr Hrlnf I, If Thrmif h Tr fi.rMlU.lY Jnhnnr Helta M.I.mIjt 11 ttbrr't roullrjr flrport Wralrrn J wT Matin t so Wiirld Tlf Through J "ni for NIUdT j I Kim On Hhow 50d a single roll A 00 ' i yy 1 NORMAN MOTOR COMPANY 4680 South State St. Hour" I i"Your Murray Music Station" the country. All America is thinking Studcbaker, talking Studcbaker, buying Studcbaker as never before right now. 1949 is year in Studcbaker sales and production. Take a proud place of your own in this Studcbaker success parade. Get Studcbaker style that sings and Studcbaker savings that count in your new car. Stop in and treat yourself to a close-u- p eyeful of a '49 Studcbaker it's far and away the most for your money in any new car. I I 1 look at the streets and highways and you JUST a a Studcbaker buying wave is sweeping 30th BY JUNE Don't Hiss record rate ! all-tim- e Studebaker's the ttand-oIn solid money's worth Pastor Simpson has begun a series of discussions on the topic "Second Coming of Christ" to run for several Sunday nights, a good song service. All are most a good song service. You are most cordially invited to attend. Each Sunday morning at 10 a.m. the pastor leads a worship service and delivers a sermon on a current topic. The Sunday school classes meet for study at 11 a.m. Mr. Edward V. Gipson is the superintendent of the school, and is assisted by a fine stall of teachers and dicers. (adaa ij una Her many friends are pleased that Mrs. Royal J. Bateman is well and getting around again, following a major operation re cently. . Mrs. Vernal Larson and her son Roger recently spent a Mrs. visit with a sister-in-laMelba Startin, of LaCanada, . r- - .t-- b-- Oiamalaa n 3tv n-- sister-in-la- Slirdvaakar i - Kentucky UUsL ht over-nig- n- Memmitage Cfloris Dr. Paul Smith and his son, Paul Jr. made an stop at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Harger last Friday. Dr. Smith was enroute to the Bapconvention at San Francisco. tist Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Ander- Paul Jr. was enroute to Washson, 217 Vine street have just ington to take a summer course returned home after a six months in one of the universities there. stay in Long Beach, California. Dr. Smith is a brother of Mrs. Harger. The Murray. J. C. auxiliary meeting was held Thursday eveMr. Joe Christensen, popular ning at the home of Mrs. Frank bus driver on the Sandy run, and Bromley, Elm St. The hostesses a resident of Murray underwent a were Mrs. Grace West, Mrs. Marie serious emergency operation last Gilbert, Mrs. Mary Kelly and Tuesday morning at the LDS Mrs. Mary Soffe. Late reports are that' hospital. and will is he improving rapidly Mrs. Willard R. Larson and soon be able to return home. LarClifford G. her sister Mrs. son and her son, Norman, recently Vacation school of the Baptist returned from viewing the IndiChurch begins at 9 a.m. June 13. and races anapolis Speedway will last until 2 sessions Mrs. Daily from visiting a from four years Each one, p.m. IlliElmwood E. W. Jones, Park, nois. They made the 10 day trip of age through high school, regardless of church connections by automobile. are welcome to come daily, bringing their own lunch. Milk will be served free to each one. A trained staff will be on hand m, to offer courses in various subjects, including handicraft. No charge is being made, but the expenses will be taken care of by contributions and daily offerings. This promises to very profitable for all attending. ,n'. Installation banquet for the dent; Jean w,,,... ident; Claire EvaJ' 'C' Murray Junior Women's club 6260 W. Shirley So., 323 Carl Russell, will be held June 15th at 8 p.m. Juamta Hoggan Watts, was elected president of the Mur&Var at the Manor house, resturant, 57 man. ray Smeltermen's local No. 395, at a June 1 election meeting held in the Smelter's Safety hall. He will succeed C. E. Burger. Olli Other officers elected include: vice president; Philip Holmquist, Alonzo Norton, secretary; Barney Evans, warden; Abe Jacobsen, conductor; C. E. Berger, district-vic- e president; Vern Rider, two year trusty, and Otto Lundquist, one year trusty. I M fl I Leading the Grievance com-- ,M to mend a committee designed mittee, Is V'TO bring about accord between labor and management, will be C. E. Berger, G. A. Berger, Alonzo aau i n a. nt Norton, Ruben Nelson and Carl Russell. WMIIATIOMJ The Negotiations committee will ACHAT be headed by Alonzo Norton, C. KINTUCKT E. Berger and G. A. Berger. It UVMITI is the duty of this committee to sit in with and to discuss wages and working conditions as set forth in the yearly contract be A Gontlemans Whiskey from Kcnlurtv tween labor and management, M V . r . ir l n:o.:llM P.J Any changes in the contract .: uwii iuoi - o.iyc i.i3itiirii, ivu. va..um i. i. o; iauunai i, rain AruiralS' which labor may desire is brought comthis before the company by mittee. At present, the committee is attempting to compensate in '""eeeee,J wages a company decision to cut the working week from six to five days. d Mr. and . a.la Officers of Union Church News John Fredrickson, East 61st South has returned to the St. Pastor and Mrs. Howard D. Mark's hospital, for the third week attendtime within the past few months, Simpson spent last friends Northern His the Baptist contreatment. many for ing wish him a speedy recovery. vention session at San Francisco, Calif. They report a very pleas-anMrs. LeRoy Turpin, West 6400 trip renewing acquaintances South, entertained at a family of long standing, meeting new Mr. honor dinner, Sunday, to people and otherwise availing Turpin on his birthday. Out of themselves of many things ofMrs. town guests were Mr. and fered during the annual sessions Arvil Gale and family, Provo. of the convention. "Fibs" was played with Leah Hofeling winning first prize, Helen Hanson second and Cleo Bleazard taking booby prizes. The hostess gift was won by Bessie Jacobsen. Club will be held next week at the home of Daisy Tanner. Mrs, Casso Monson entertained for a group of ladies Wednesday at her home. During the afternoon, a demonstration was given on cosmetics. Helpful suggestions were given on the care of the skin, the proper way of applying your creams and cosmetics, and East Tnimon New officers Junior Women's Club Elect Smeliermen Sets Installation Fete Hurray Baptist other ward and stake meetings has been ill at home this past week. But They're Going Fast Beff Paint to 4900 South State Street Phone Murrey : jj i ti 'i |
