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Show 4' work. For light, because few settlers had oil lamps, candles were made from tallow carePage fully saved from sheep. Candles served as .entrance tickets to dances, concerts and other social functions. Soap, a dollar a The village was comprised of Holladay, the first village to was named after John D. Holla- if bought, was made by the bar number of log cabins built be founded after Salt Lake City, day, one of its first settlers and housewife after she first made c,ose The ' built cains together settled 114 years ago. It its first acting Bishop. the lye for it from the ashes of with air holes instead of win-- 1 cottonwood trees. dows, and doorways generally without doors except for pieces of rawhide hung down, had sod 'roofs and dirt floors. A atone fireplace usually took up one The entire wall. The surrounding land was util- ized for farming grain and sug-- I ar cane. The bottom lands along Cottonwood Creek, then a surgSaves You Cash ing and often impassable salesLeading subscription stream, were densely, wooded HU4-433- 9 1962 3460 So. 2300 East with cottonwood, birch, oak, men as January closes are: Richard Anderton, Bruce Hunt, hawltcrriea and tag alder. (Prices Effective Feb. A flour mill, erected at 2715 Jim Nenow, and William Atkin31, East 6200 South by Rasmus son. Knudsen and his son Rudolf, Bruce recently received his turned out germad, oatmeal and $2.00 Lustre Creme ' January Eagle scouting award at the Mt. whole wheat flour for a share of district area court. the farmers Olympus grain brought ;the in. William appears in this column A $100,000 property called the for the first time. He was hired 100 Count Evergreen $3.11 Value Granite Paper Mill was located in September and Jias been at the mouth of Big Cottonwood building his subscripCanyon. In 1861, anticipating its Steadily he has leaped into tions until need for raw material, Brigham Young requested all household- fifth place for the first month ers to save rags toward the day of the year. when the paper mill began operWilliam is usng his money to ation. Rags were gathered by the Bishop at the tithing office help buy his clothes and to save and exchanged for tithing credit towards two goals. He wants to or script which could be traded buy a car and he is also setting for articles or produce. a percentage aside towards his Murphy's molasses mill made education. lie plans to go into molasses from sugar cane for the Air Force when he gradthe farmers at a cost of Molasses was a staple uates from high school and then in every home and the skim-min- to altpnd college. were used to make candy Dont forget, carriers, Feb. 1 and vinegar. begins the subscription drive. Mrs Mary Ann Park Brock-ban- k Make every day count. You raised cocoons for the silk have only 28 days. It's a short industry in Salt Lake City. A February this year. blacksmith shop owned by All those who have not yet David Brinton, was located be- reported into a meeting to learn tween Ilolladay Blvd. and High- about the big honu3 should land Dr. near 4500 South. A saw- attend Thursday at 5 PM. mill built by Robert Gardner stood at the foot of a hill near Karen Ann Atkinson Murphys Lane. A property sold for Sets Wedding Date three cows or about $4.50 an Mr k Mrs William G. Atkinace. 1439 Greenfield Ave., anson, The first school house was the nounce the engagement and apfirst community enterprise. It proaching marriage of their structure. was an adobe Miss Karen Ann Atdaughter, Adobes are big, sun dried to Ralph Delliskave Jr. bricks such as those used by kinson, Mr is a son of Mr Delliskave Indians, Mexicans and natives of poor southern countries such k Mrs Ralph Delliskave, 1500 as Spain. The caly settlers in East Vine St. (6100 South). A June 9 wedding is planned Ilolladay chose a suitable clay which would dry hard. They at the Crestwood Villa. placed it in a round hole dug in the ground and mixed it with water. It was then trampled with bare feet until mixed; formed into balls, set into molds and exposed ,tp1Jie, pun. t. The Holladay school i tiousg The engagement of Miss Lyn doubled a s church meeting ZCMJ announce, the apaning of onew Car Caro Confer in the Keppner to Donald M. Murphy feet was fourteen house. It Mw Cottonwood Atoll. According to H. H. Bennett, president by the parr square with a sod roof and one is being announced of ZCMJ, the new center will feature Dunlop tire, with Conoco ents ( the bride-to-bMr k desk the length extending long ail and Besides all tires auto and lubes, gasoline products. L. A Keppner, Rexburg, Mrs receivThe room. teacher the of wiH sold. be accessaries ed a salary of $1 a month per Idaho. Mr Murphy ia a son of Mr child. The tax to pay him was ren attended school. The pupils k Mrs T. L. Murphy 2241 East levied only on those whose child 3205 South. The couple are planning a Salt brought t o school .whatever books they had at home and Lake LDS Temple ceremony studied from them. March 22. Life was primitive and time The mechanical service includes: That evening, the newlyweds consuming. Starch was made will greet guests at the Garden brake lining mechanical repairs and from potatoes by peeling wheel alignment Heights South Ward, 2220 Fish' parts replacement grating them, mixing with water er Lane. and putting the paste through Attending the bride will be several strainings. Wool had to ZCMI charga-plat- e Dawn Keppner, Mrs Philip be cleaned, carded and spun. Miss Four skeins was a long day's Parker, Miss Lyneve Smith and Miss Joan Saunders. Siri John son and Sonya Johnson will be flower girls. Best man duties will be assumed by Orion B. Bishop. Mr Murphy is a student at the Univesity of Utah and will be graduated in June. He has fulfilled an LDS mission to New Zealand. Miss Keppner, presently re' siding at 3030 Conno St., is a graduate of Beauty College, Idaho Falls, Idaho. Community Review . . . Looking Back At Holiaday Salt Lake Hospitals k Mrs Mr i I I I Neighbor EVERGREEN cAXRien NEWS : ; DRUG CENTER AND VIEWS -3) SHAMPOO 1.00 Dee F. Johnson, 414 East 6210 South, girl, Jan. 20. Don Farnsworth, 3425 South 300 East, girl, Jan. 20. Don V. Falkner, 488 East 6400 South, girl, Jan. 20. William L. Ince, 4197 Coral St., girl, Jan. 20. Delos C. Jensen, 4108 Diana Way, girl, Jan. 20. 1840 Harold L. Meadow Moor, girl, Jan. 20. David H. Farrell, 5161 West Moor Dr., boy, Jan. 20. Martin B. Thomas, 188 Valley View Dr., boy. Jan. 20. Miss Mary Lee Brady, daughAlbert R, White, 2607 East ter of Mr & Mrs L. Pierce Brady, 2054 Pheasant Circle 3900 South, boy, Jan. 20. Gordon Boss, 3347 Los Altos (5650 South), .has announced her engagement to Frank C. St., boy, Jan. 20. 4210 Carman II, son of Mr 4c Mrs George AFrankC. Carman, 2480 Walker Olympic Way, boy, Jan. 20. Lane (5450 South). Philip Gwinnup, 3230 Coronet Dr., boy, Jan. 20. Rowell W. Sims, 6401 HollaBlvd., boy, Jaii. 20. day Advertisements in the Sentinel Ronald R. Ollig, 5158 Cottontells you how to save plenty of wood Lane, boy, Jan. 21. Robert K. Warren, 3139 South money on the costs of running 300 East, boy, Jan. 21. Ronald G. Holt, 1584 Holla-da- y your home. The Blvd., boy, Jan. 21. merchant always has an adDr. Alvin C. McCuistion, 5468 Edgewood Dr., boy, Jan. 21. vertisement in the Sentinel. Otto J. Reiter, 1981 Orchard Dr.Jioy, Jan- - 21. John Palmer, 351 East 7100 South, girl, Jan. 21. Charles E. Wimmer, 450 East 300 South, girl, Jan. 21. Lloyd Tucker, 1792 Grover Lane, girl, Jan. 21. Verl L. Stark, 1055 Millrreek Way, girl, Jan. 21. Bill Brown, 3845 Villa Dr., girl, Jan. 21. Ronald J. Richards, 275 8 South 500 East, girl, Jan. 21. Glen O. Caldwell, 3201 Nila War, girl. Jan. 21. L. R. Burton.3483 Plaza Way, girl, Jan. 21. Willard 1 Lee, 4080 South 1100 East, girl, Jan. 22. Ralph K. Ryan, 6895 Crest-vieCircle, girl, Jan. 22. Richard A. Curtis, 4191 Sunset View Dr., girl, Jan. 22. Wayne S. Keyes, 7301 South 2370 East, boy,. Jan. 22. Edward P. Allred, 3143 South 900 East, boy, Jan. 22. Use Neighbor Buy Lines . Dennis, Merrill, - Do-It-Your- r self Shipn Shore ruffles her blouse with pretty pleats and traceries of one-sixt- Electrical Wire Reg. 5c Romex ft. 3C 142 lovely ELECTRICAL OUTLET BOX Reg. 35c very beautiful. BanCare 25 ea. lace... to make her feel very by Everfasl, no-iro- n. all-cotto- n Fresh white. A complete line of switches wire outlets - conduit - cover plates Prices effective Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. 20-ac- EVERGREEN APPLIANCE DRUG CENTER HARDWARE S13 Open Sundays a.m. to 2 p.m. 0 3feDE0aifi23 Donald Murphy Engagement Told 48th South and Highland Drive 2327 9 Clothing Dept. Store 3300 So. E. HU 6255 Highland Dr. Cottonwood Village 34 Be PREPARED with Fully Stocked "ROTA-AAATI- CR 01 a Storage Cabinet C" DUNLOP TIRES CONOCO PRODUCTS use your pn if A if Holds 12 Cases or 300 Cans 6 months Avaraga Supply for Family ef 2 if At Storage Space Over and Under holds 15 Cases " Fully Stocked: $10.00 down $8.00 month " Unit Only wo Food: $58.50 Holds 48 Casas or 1200 Cans J months Average Supply for Family of 8 Storage Space Over and Under holds 60 Cases ul.,y steked: $40.00 down $32.00 month A"5!I!r fUnit Only wo Food: 214.50 "ROTA-MATIC"ROTA-MATIC- nr is take time to remember a ibm Holdinq for OPEN PLAY BOWLING VALENTINES for the very " THURSDAYS " SATURDAYS a Make Arrangements NOW ... for young.. SUNDAYS 24 Casas or 600 Cans 6 months Avaraga Supply for Family if Holds - 9 m. if A card for ovary age. See the complete line displayed. LANES Ph. 278-048- CR 7 4041 1 "ROTA-MATIC- Custom Built to Your Storage Space Custom Built to Store Any Size Can Front Loading and Unloading 74 Cans Rotate Automatically Oldest Can Always in Front e Construction Sturdy Life-Tim- II Pay for 'ROTO - MATIC' Cabinet for FREE Consultation on Food Storage Problems ROTA'MATIC Holladay Square 900 Cana EXCLUSIVE DESIGN FEATURES Coll AM BOWLING or "ROTA-MATIC- "ROTA-MATIC- Savings from "Case Lot" Buying Wi Men's . . . .Ladles' Leagues Now Forming 4991 Highland Dr. Storage Space Over and Under fiolds 30 Casas " Fully Stocked: $20.00 down $16.00 month " Unit Only wo Food: $117.00 and the Young in Heart ... to show that yon care. 36 Casae A 6 months Average Supply for Family of 6 Storage Space Over and Under holds 45 Casas " Fully Stocked: $30.00 down $24.00 month " Unit Only wo Food: $175.50 "ROTA-MATIC- SUMMER Bowling Leagues COTTONWOOD if Holdi ef 4 ' Manufactured and Sold by Jordan Builders Supply, Inc. WEST JORDAN, UTAH i 4 m |