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Show FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, THE MURRAY EAGLE 1952 George Winder New Local Bank Director Scheib's Bowlers Obituaries Tip Hurray Cab (continued from page one) her residence, 4385 Fairbourn Ave. after a lingering illness. A native of England and a convert to the LDS church, Mrs. Elkins came to the United States in 1893. She was married to Mar-- 1 tin Jensen in Salt Lake City in 1910. He died in 1946. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Lester (Florence) Deverall, Taylorsville; two sisters, Mrs. Albert E. May and Miss Louise Elkins, Murray; five brothers, George D., Roland A., and Clarence S. Elkins, Murray; Fred Elkins, Salt Lake City, and Thomas W. Elkins, Los Angeles; and four grandchildren. themselves as the team to beat in the Valley Bowling league. Tuesday night the leaders knocked over second-plac- e Murray Cab 4 to 0, to gain a five-poiedge in the standings. Pete Yano paced the winners with a 527 series. Max Morley of the Radio Center clan had the top series of the night with a 593, including games of 204 and 210. High game of the night was a 212 by J. Oldham of the market of the same name. The only other 200 bowlers were Dave Hansen and M. Boyten of Wilson Tile Co. who posted 202 and 205, respectively, and Art Peters who had a 201 for Milt's Barber Shop. Bryant Beeney had a 553 series for Milt's Barber Shop and John Herling contributed a 550 series TEAM STANDINGS - Scheib's Folly Murray Cab Glen-D- Tavern el Oldham Market ..... Wilson Tile Co Milt's Barber Shop Cleaners ..... Hillcrest Market Lee's Market State Bowling Lanes .... Radio Center .... Utah Paper Box So. S. L. - W 49 44 42 40 L 37 3") 23 28 30 32 36 32 35 37 31 41 30 34 29 29 39 18 50 39 Tuesday's Results State Bowling Lanes 4, So. S. Tavern L. Cleaners 0; Glen-De- l 3, Lee's Market 1; Oldham Market 2, Hillcrest Market 2; Scheib's Folly 4, Murray Cab 0; Milt's Barber Shop 3, Utah Paper Box 1; Wilson Tile Co. 3, Radio Center 1. Tuesday's Schedule Hillcrest Market vs. Utah Tavern; alleys Alleys Glen-D- el 2, 3-- 4, Paper Box vs. Scheib's Folly; Milt's Barber Shop vs. alleys Lee's Wilson Tile; alleys Market vs. State Bowling Lanes; Radio Center vs. Muralleys Oldham ray Cab; alleys Market vs. So. S. L. Cleaners. 5-- 7-- 11-1- 2, j nt The bowlers representing the Scheib's Folly have stamped for Glen-D- el Tavern. George Winder, well knowr dairyman of Utah, is the new dir ector of the First National Bank of Murray, succeeding A. M. Cheney, who died recently. The election of Mr. Windei was announced Thursday by H A. Robbins, president of the bank Mr. Winder has had connections with the local bank for many years. All officers and other directors of the bank were reelected at the shareholders meeting Tuesday. Officers, other than Mr. Rob-bin- s, include: Lovina H. McMillan and T. R. Vincent, vice presidents; Ethel M. Tingley, cashier; Don M. McMillan and Frank A. Nelson Jr., assistant cashiers. Other directors are Mr. Robbins, Miss Tingley Mr. Vincent, Mrs. McMillan, Abram Barker and Briant S. Stringham. Plymouth Showing Draws Big Turnout Praising the turnout of Murray residents to see the 1952 edition of the Plymouth automobile is Archie D. Taylor, manager of Zion Motors, Inc., 4646 So. State St. Mr. Taylor said the turnout last Friday, the first day, and in the days since was most gratifying. Warm in his praise of the new car, Mr. Taylor was eager to point out some advancements made by his firm. He cited no rivets in the Plymouth brake linshock absorings, the Ori-flobers and said the Plymouth of 1952 had more power, with an advanced type design combustion chamber which produces, with regular grades of gasoline, a smooth, sustained power flow that responds quickly and quietly to the slightest touch. w Congratulations Scipio and Beverly Barrett The final count for the year Keener, Bingham, boy, Jan. 9. 1951 at the Cottonwood Mater' Eddie and Joyce Jorgenson nity hospital was 949 births, a new record for the hospital. The LePrey, 1729 East 7200 South, boy, Jan. 9. mark in 1950 was 751. The following birth of interest December's total was 82. with to resident of Murray and vici-nit- y 51 boys and 31 girls recently were reported at checking in. Salt Lake hospitals: of the year Murray's first baby Mr. and Mrs. Leon J. Stott, was a girl born at 4:38 a. m. on Jan. 1 to Andrew and Joyce 5394 Woodrow, girl, Jan. 4. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Smith, Bloomquist Johnson of Bingham. There was only the one birth re- 1284 West 48th South, boy, Jan. corded at the hospital on New 3. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Townsend, Year's Day. Old Man Stork took a rare two- - 4914 Center St., boy, Jan. 3. day holiday at the hospital on ' Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Jan. 7 and 8, but made up for Sraufe, 4592 So. State St., girl, his rest the next day when he Jan. 6. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie H. White j dropped in three times. Recent births at the hospital Jr., 5368 Knollcrest, girl, Jan. 6. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Holmes, 412 included: Adelbert and Lois Beckstead Afton St., girl, Jan. 6. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Loffler, 6190 Keesler, 4639 So. 6th West, son, Dec. 28. Fred and Rumldita Jininesd Martinez, Bingham, girl, Dec. 29. Robert and Nola Mackay Bowles, 2105 West 4700 South, girl, Dec. 29. Doyle and Vera Nielsen Ben nett, 1175 West 4800 South, boy, Robert A. McGregor . . . 1952 President of Kiwanls Club Local Kiwanians The Murray Rebekah lodge will be honored Tuesday at their regular meeting with the annual visitation of the president of the Rebekah assembly of Utah Mrs. Jessie Allen of Salt Lake City. All members are urged to attend this important meeting to welcome Mrs. Allen. The meeting will start at 7:30 p. m. Hold Installation Robert A. McGregor, Saturday night was installed as the new president of the Murray Kiwanis Club. Installation ceremonies were held at the Elks Club in Salt Lake City, with talks by Warwick C. Lamoreaux, lieutenant governor of District IT, and disIra A. Huggins, trict governor. Mr. McGregor succeeds Frank A. Nelson Jr. as president. Other officers installed include: Lelond S. Hoffman, first vice president; John Haines, second vice president and Ray Ohms, Directors for the coming year are Mr. Nelson, Mr. Roderick, Bruce Burton, Al Heutter, C. Parry Mansfield, Steve Booth and Dr. E. W. George M. James is program director. ten feafwes (bid YouVe Ever lAfehted in a Cgr M-tt- e You don't have to drive your old car another mile and you won't when you come in and drive the big, economical Nash Statesman and get our great proposition. Hcre'i a deal you won't match anywhere on the most modern car in the world the new Nash Statesman Airflyte. Come in. See how we can give you a bigger, better car for hundreds of dollars less than any other car that compares with it Hear our wonderful offer. Let us show you how easy we malce it for you to own a new Nash Statesman NOW! huk Uvtar$, Dlrlikm Corp, Ottrott. Slick. Huk-ttltm- MURRAY NASH 4919 SO. STATE ST. - CO. PHONE MUR. 69 Announcing ... Andrew and Joyce Bloomquist Johnson, Bingham, girl, Jan. 1. Erie and Stella Peterson Hatch, Riverton, girl, Jan. 2. Paul and Barbara Gull Christiansen, Midvale, girl, Jan. 3. and Fern Wilcox Orlando Smith, 4659 Boxelder, boy, Jan. 3. Richard and Lena Grotetas Shaw, 705 West 6400 South, boy, r. Jan. Give the Wife ' That Wonderful Norge Deluxe WASHER and get a TOWN and COUNTRY 4. Guy and Leora Madsen Gulley, Riverton, girl, Jan. 5. Alex and Mary Martinez Mon-toy- Local Firemen Busy With Fires But Few Bingham, boy, Jan. Murray City volunteer firemen seem to keep busy. Fires or not the firemen always have something underway. There's been only one fire this year. On Jan. 8th the firemen answered a call at the home of Filled with a year's 6. Joyce and Lugarda Martinez Trujillo, Bingham, girl, Jan. 9. county hospital. All Murray City firemen will take a refresher first aid course beginning Jan. 16 at the Firemen's hall. The course is required each three years to renew the advanced first aid certificates issued to the firemen. It will be under the direction of William Ringrose, chairman, and Frank Gordon. Instruction will be given by Charles Paull of the American Red Cross. supply of Soap. All for the low price of Has special "pyramid" construe tion plus 5 casters (2 to prove it! NORGE WASHER Builder's Mill 55'20 So. State & Supply Phone Mur. 1 240-- er iflkellDongrJl- - DUP Camp News The next meeting of the Pony Express camp of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers will be neia Friday afternoon, Jan. 18, at 2 d. m. at the home of Mrs. Joseph D. Blaine, 97 West 6400 South. w$kn& BY THE t'm mU trim Wuf Smxipmrnt, CITIZENS COAL CO. To Better WAGON RANCH a, the purchase OF CASTLE GATE COAL CO. Larry Allan Butcher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Butcher, 6515 So. 7th East, Jan. 8. O-- r St., bov, Jan. 6. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Barrow, 4846 Atwood Blvd., boy, Dec. 30. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Austin Jr., Murray, girl, Jan. 1. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barker, 2666 West 4700 So., boy, Jan. 1. 31. Oxcar Newbold, 6375 Malmstrom Lane, at 8 p. m. Damage was nd'lible, caused by an overLocal Lions heated stove. Mid-Wint- er Banquet The firemen responded to an ambulance call at the Michael Many members of the Murray Trailer Court Jan. 9. They took Lions club will attend the an- Charles Keyser to the Salt Lake nual banquet of the Lions clubs of Utah Manday at 7 p. m. in the Newhouse hotel. The featured speaker will be International Lions Pres. Harold P. Nutter. The Lady Lions of the state also will have a banquet at the Hotel Utah at the same time In honor of Mrs. Nutter. mid-wint- 4. LeMar and Truby Densley Draper, 1290 East 5600 South, boy, Dec. 30. Clifford and Jane Wood Hoesch 294 West 4500 South, girl, Dec. Utah-Idah- o secretary-treasure- Lewis, 334 East 45th South, Dec. 30. Brent C. Fischer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Fischer, 6105 So. 3rd East, Jan. 6. Sandra Lyn Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Merlyn B. Jones, 4228 So. 9th East, Jan. COMBINATION SPECIAL! Dec. 30. Await You j , Bog-ges- s. Rebekahs of Murray To Host State Chief who reLittle first their on feted were cently birthdays, thereby providing a cause for a celebration for their older relatives, were: Stephen Dale Lewis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dale , rurf mrt wVm m xrto. Serve Coal Users in the Murray Area Whether you prefer ABERDEEN, BLUE BLAZE or CASTLE GATE oil three coals now come to you with the same scientific Washing, Drying and Sizing that give you complete satisfaction, added pleasure in handling. ... Remember your coal "ABC's" j for Aberdeen B for Blue Blaze DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR YOU CAN'T BEAT A POSTIAC! 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