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Show The Midvale Journal, Thursday, November 21, 1929 -· EAST JORDAN STAKE NEWS J. C.PEI{JNEY C 6>. NORTH MAIN STREET, MID VALE, UTAH An Intet·vie"v with a J. C. Penney Co. Suit Value The quarterly stake conference of the East Jordan stake was held Saturday and Sunday, November 16 and 17, in Sandy. The general authorities were represented on Sunday by Elder Levi Edgar Young of the First Council of Seventy. Saturday evening's session - was used to demonstrate how the Priesthood Quorum should conduct its meeting on Tuesday evening. Members from the High Council of the stake, under the leadership of Elder C. I. Goff, gave the demonstration. The stake presidency were present and conducted all the meetings. Splendid music was rendered at each session. The following program was carried out at the Sunday morning meeting: Opening song, congregation; invocation, Elder J. D. Millerberg ;vocal solo, Wendell Robinson; five-minute talks on important topics by Barney White, W. C. Vawdrey, Udell Kuhre, C. S. Grant, A. F. Smith, Duane Balljird, E. R. Beck and J .P. Jensen; vocal duet, Mrs. Tripp and Mrs. Clayton of the East j Midvale ward; address, "Old-Fashioned Religion," by Elder Levi Edgar Young; singing, congregation; benediction, Elder Soren Rasmussen. At the Sunday afternoon meeting, the following program was carried out: Opening song, congregatiun; invocation, Dr. C. C. Jensen; singing, directed by Stake Relief Society; address, Elder Levi Edgar Young; general and stake authorities sustained ;short address, Elder Niels Lind; song by Relief Society chorus, supported by splendid pageantry. Remarks by President H. J. Burgon who commended the workers of the stake, and especially the splendid efforts of the Relief Society in helping to make the conference a success. He closed by thanking the sisters for the beautiful pulpit they presented to tb.e stake Saturday evening. Short talks by Elders Ahlstrom and J. M. Smith, President Aylett Benediction, and President Beck. Elder W. W. Fitzgerald. Wednesday, November 20, the stake presidency and High Council attended the temple in a body. Sunday, November 24, is the regular union meeting day in the usual place and at the usual time. Next Thursday, the 21st, is another evening of the scout training course that is being given in the Sandy Junior High school for scout officials of the East Jordan district. The course commences at 7 :30 p. m. .. • I Juniort Women Misses Come in to see these • in the flattering new fashions Every important new coat sqde has been assembleu to make this showing as complete, as interesting u possible ••• flares, ripples, straight lines . . . flattering fur collars and r-· ·ffs . . . the smooth-finith materials that fashion fa , ...rs . . . every one measures up to our high standard o workmanship • • • at the samo low prices vou alw :.y~ fir.J h:::re. $24.75 Never Have Fashions Bee11 ~fore Charming! Nor Have Values Been Greater Than in this Group of Dresses .90 You'll be amazed at the variety of styles at this low price--but chis season stresses individuality, so we made a wide selection to please all types! And there are some f:ucinating styles • • . all of the newest • • • in gleaming satin and flu crepe • • • in fashio~portan• thadesl For Women-Misses-Juniors Mrs. A .A. Larson was hostess to her club Tuesday. A luncheon was served at 1 o'clock, followed by bridge. Following class exercises Tuesday evening, the Beehive girls of the First ward M. I. A. put over a "different" entertainment. Games were played at small tables and a P:Ogram arranged by Sammie Wh1tmore and Katherine Stokes was given. ' Miss Verda Brown, Miss Alice Mutch, Carroll Healy and Ben SorenI son enjoyed a theater party at the Paramount Thursday evening. Mrs. Tom Culleton was guest of her mother-in-law, Mrs. Phillip Cui· leton, Friday of last week. I Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mitchell · were dinner guests of Mrs. Eli Mitchell, Sunday. ---Mrs. Wilson Smith was the dinner guest of Mrs. Phillip Culleton Fri· day of last week. --Miss Ruth Dearing and Thelma Kemp were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Terry of Salt Lake Saturday and Sunda . 1 members of Mrs. C. L. Anderson entertained members of her club Thursday of . last week. Bndge was played following a 1 o'clDck luncheon. Mrs. W. 0. Boberg and Mrs. Harvey Sorenson won prizes. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Cox spent Saturday and Sunday in Spring City. Unusual interest is being shown by members of the Second ward Mutual Improvement association in musical affairs. Each meeting night one class is given special musical instructlon unde rthe competent direction of Mrs. Isobel Brown of the community activity committee. The work Mrs. Brown is doing adds much interst to class activities and is greatly appreelated by the M. I. A. officers. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Egbert and children have gone to Salt Lake to make their home. • ~y success? Well, I hardly care ro take all the credit myself, because to many oth~rs have helped me attain the position I hold today. At the outset, the mxlls were especially careful in producing the fabrics of which- .• ! am made. Only the choicest products were used in the weaving. .·' ~en I ran into some excellent stylists who really put in some exacting :work on me. ..I can never be too thankful to the manufacturers for the fine boost they gave me. When I was with them, nothing was too good for me. A real bunch of fellows- I shall always be grateful to them. ••But most~£ all I a~ especially thankful to the J. C. Penney Co. for their offering me confid.ence ~ standmg back of me t~ese number of years ;a thrifty .. wiSe men and young men at UNION and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Smart were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Thompson of Salt Lake. Joseph Anderson and son, Guy, returned home last week from Tintic. A farewell testimonial :n honor of Lewis Oborn was beld Wednesday evening of last week in the Union ~ith such assistance 11nd bac~ing1 do you '/llonder ward chapel. Mr. Oborn will leave this week for the Society Islands to • lng su.ccessP'' fill a mission for the L. D. S. church. • Mr. and Mrs. Fred Coomber announce the engagement of their • daughter Dorothy and Keith Casper. The wedding will take place in the near future. Children and grandchildren gathered Friday evening at the home of Jacob Griffith, Sr., to do honor to his • MIDVALE, UTAH 78th birthday anniversary. A large wedding cake formed the centerpiece for the table and covers were laid for 30 guests. COitiMUNITY M. E. CHURCH at 7 p. m. The tickets"may be had Gene Croxford enjoyed an elk huntthe scoutmaster and reservafrom THANKSGIVING SERVICE ing trip to Swan Valley last week. tions must be made by Monday. The troop charter for troop No. lli exA Thanksgiving service will be pires on November 30, which necessiheld on Sunday morning at 11 o'clock at which the pastor will speak on the tates an application for a new chartheme, "Our Supreme Reason for ter. Any scout registering with the Thanksgiving." The Sunday school troop is entitled to subscribe for A lady said the other day, meets at 10 o'clock with Mrs. Troes"It's a shame everyone in ter's class in charge of the opening the boys subscnbe for the magazme. Midvale and community don't period. The Ladies' Aid society announce The Epworth League meets reguknow of the many advantages larly on 'l'uosday evenings at 7:30 for that a cooked food sale is to be held that await them at 0. P. a devotional period followed by vari- on Wednesday, November 27, beginning at 11 a. m., at the vacant shop in Skaggs System stores." We ous group activitles. Iris building. The "Country banTurkey Scout Boy annual The think so, too, but if they did quet for the East Jordan district will the Store" idea will be carried out where know, our store would have to be held at the Draper Junior High there will be an opportunity to purbe enlarged. Everyone who school on Wednesday, November 27, chase many Thanksgiving needs. $19.75 - $24.75 - $29.75 . J.C.PENNEYCQ ~~y~~eL~~~:.tp~~i~~~ 5~f poe~ec~~~l~~ • even passes our store window knows our store is bright and clean, that every item they see is of the very best quality and that the prices they see are fail', but even then some people do not come because of IJabit plays a big part in the lives of eac'h of us. It is most difficult for many people to change their habits, even when it means better and cleaner foods, at lower prices, yet thousands of people are breaking theh· old habits each month and becoming 0. P. Skaggs System patrons. A trial or two will convince you there is greater satisfaction and savings than you now enjoy. Try it soon, next. A Rolling Dollar I Gathers No Interest It doesn't have time. It is with you today and with someone else tomorrow. The dollars you keep are the dollars that count. Put a few dollars into our Savings Department. Our new home provides maximum production and speedy window service. Your dollars will he kept .at work gathering interest for you. Prosperity comes in your pay envelope or in the sale of your crops. Make it stick in one of our Savings Accounts. Midvale State Bank "A Surety of Purity" Midvale, Utah Store and Market Midv-ale - - - - - - Utah ; : . 1 haY~ &een ffn oUI$Itmil• IT'S ASHAME HABIT '' • It has been determined by- testiJ 25 per cent more mileage is added to tires if they are kept in good condition-and proper inflation has more to do with good con<lition than anything else put together. OPPORTUNITY ADS FOR SALE-Electric range, small dining table, mission finish; table lamp, Hoover sweeper, feather pUlows, oil paintings. Inquire 271 NN-4-tt East Center St. FOR SALE-5-room brick home with one acre land; good water right; located on Bingham highway, about one block east of West .Tordan school. For sale cheaJ!. can 0'-18-tt Midvale 117-W. 6-ROOM brick home, strictly modern with brick gara~e for twQ cars. For rent, sale or will trade tor Midvale property. Call i'b.dv&le 0-18-tt 117-W. electric FOR SALE - Automatic washer, in good condition.~ Call N-14-tt E. R. Benson, Mid.181-.J. FOR RENT-Small house. Lind. Was. 151. See N. 0-31-tt FOR SALE-Good family cow. Mid. 187-W. can ----------------~-.~--------- FOR SALE-2 he&ters and 1- Wtchen b-S1-tf ran~e. 623 E. Center. FOR SALE-Large house, cheap. In· quire 46 Allen St. PhDne Mid. N-7-2t 122-W. FOUND-A girl's winter cQS.t lett at J. C. Penney Co., Midvale. Owner can hate by del~ribing same. FOR SALE-Choice rabbit hay. InN-8-3t quire 559 Center St. ~ 20-ACRE farm with 5-room rustic bungalow, neamy new. Coops for 500 chickens, 36 shares water right, all level land. Located south of Sandy. For sale very cheap. 0-18-tt Call Midvale 117-W. FOR SALE-Apples and cider. .J. R. Q-2!5-4t Poulsen, Union Ave. |