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Show , THE UTE SENTINEL Midvale, Utah, Friday, September 27, 1935 2730 Highland Drive, Wednesday evening. SANDY NEWS -o-- The Misses Mildred and Helen Vincent and Miss Beth Mitchell entertained at a kitchen shower at the Vincent home on Pioneer Avenue, Friday evening, complimenting Miss Beth Webster, a bride of this w~ek. A bride's book was made and presented to the bride. Luncheon was served to 30 guests. -o-Mrs. Charles Carlson and sons Gilbert and Roland left early Wednesday morning of this week for California, where they will spend the winter at Torance. Miss Marjorie Hughs accompanied them to California where she will visit for six weeks. -:>-- Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Tolman and son of Salt Lake were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Boulter during the week. Mr. and Mrs. Lon Kenney of Salt Lake were visitors Monday of Mr. and Mrs. Boulter. -oThe marriage of Miss Wanda Boulter, daughter of Mrs. Ester Boulter, to Don Smith of Granger, took place Monday in the Salt Lake temple. The couple will make their home in Granger. -o-M iss Catherine Clyde of Salt Lake spent the week-end as guest of the Misses Mildred and Helen Vincent. -o-- .. The Sandy First ward Relief Society officers and teachers met at the home of Mrs. Thora Hansen Friday evening. Following the busines~ meeting, refreshments were served to Mrs. Pearl Shaw, Mrs. Pearl Larson, Mrs. Stella Thompson, Mrs. C. L. Boulter, Mrs. Sarah Rawson, Mrs. Myrtle Ostler, Mrs. Beth Sorenson, Mrs. Mabel E. Nelson, Mrs. Bernice Clayton, Mrs. Mamie Pierson, Mrs. Lena Jackson and Mrs. Thora Hansen. -o-The marriage of Beth Webster of Sandy and Marvin Beckstead of Granite took place Monday at the Salt Lake temple. The young couple will make their home in Wasatch. --0'--- Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis Adelotte of American Fork were visitors Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Bate- man. -oMrs. J.D. Houston, Mrs. William Sagers, Mrs. Alice Horne, Mrs. Derrol Bateman, and Mrrs. J. D. Bateman were entertained at a social Wednesday by Mrs. Dale Holt at her home ill Salt Lake City. --<>-Miss Isabelle Bodell and Maurice Christensen of Nephi were visitors Tuesday of Mrs. J. Thomas Ostler and family. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bodell, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Beckstead, and Mrs. Dale Allen at Herriman. --oMr. and Mrs. Douglas Batem.a.\.1 STUDENTS AT U CCC Camps Offer Fine TO RECEIVE AID Educational Courses At the end of the second week of school in the Jordan school district Lhe total enrollment raised from Educational facilities in the Civti,378 to 5,401 according to a re- ilian Conservation Corps Camps po ... t by Dr. C. N. Jensen, superin- will be about doubled to take care tendent Of Jordan District schools. of the increased number of young .:...._o--men entering the forest and park The Church History class and camps under the expansion prothe "A" class of Sandy First ward gram. A total of $6,000,000 has Sunday School, under direction of been allocated for these facilities, Mr. and Mrs. J. William Thomp- Mr. Robert Fechner, Director of son and Dean Bishop, enjoyed a Emergency Conservation Work watermelon feast at Sandy First stated. ward chapel, Friday evening. There The number of camp educational were 30 present. will be increased to at advisers -o-Seventy-six district ad2,200. least Miss Ella Greenwood entertained appointed to assist in be will visers the girls of her dancing group Sat of the instruction coordination the urday at her home. Those present program. mcmded the Misses Verla Ostler, It is reported that 176,977 enrolJoy Thompson, Joyce Boulter, Florwere regularly and voluntarily lees ence and Wanda McNarney, Darin camp educational participating lene Bateman, Lila Steffensen, Roylance Peterson and Marjie Ad- activities during the month of May. ams. Following a social, refresh- Mr. Howard W. Oxley, Educational Director of the CCC, is of the opinments were served. that approximately 500,000 men ion -oavail themselves of camp prowill The Misses Ella and Doroth~ of instruction during the grams Greenwood went to Provo Wedneswinter. coming day where they will attend the B. in Y. University. Two departments function carrying the CCC Camp instruction: the War Department, which has charge of camp administration and is responsible for carrying out Mr. and Mrs. Gwynne Page left the educational program; and the Wednesday for a two weeks trip Department of the Interoior which, to California where they will visit through the Office of Education, the San Diego Exposition and other acts in an advisory capacity to the Secretary of War in all educational places of interest. activities. The Office of Education --oM IS. Ross Newman entertained se~ects the educational director, apat a party in honor of her daugh- pmnts the corps area and camp edter Edna at her home Thursday. ucational advisers, and outlines the rwenty-four guests were present. course of instruction . All of the CCC educational work is carried on -othe educational Q;.rector, who under Mrs. Lilly Tischner entertained the ''Busy Mothers" club at her works under the immediate superhome Wednesday. She was assist- vision of Dr. John W. Studebaker, ed in entertaining by her daughter, Commissioner of Education. The Mrs. Albert Steadman of Bennion. aim of the commission is to inaugrhe lesson on budgets was given urate thorough and practical trainby Desna Newman. • Lunch was ing methods of presenting to the pupils various outlines of the inserved to 14 guests. struction in vocational subjects, -oArchie Peterson, Errol Myers such as agriculture, cooking, foresand Weldon Freeman, accompanied try, carpentry, auto-mechanics, by Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Peterson, typing, soil erosion, conservation spent Sunday at Logan. The boys of national resources, etc. Opporwill spend the winter at Logan tunity is afforded those who desire where they will attend the A. C. to continue their high school and college training. Insrtuction for -oMrs. Hattie Freeman spent the illiterates and for those who show week-end as guest of her mother, a deficiency in the fundame tal Mrs. Thomas Page, and left Sun- school subjects, such as English day to join her children in Calif- and arithmatic, is also available and is urged for those who need it. ornia. At the close of the day's work, -o-in such constructive development Mrs. Ruby Broadbent was hostand crafts, nature arts as activities ess to the Ladies Literary club at her home Thursday. The opera study, indoor clubs, first aid pro-''Latosca" was reviewed by Miss' cedures, health and physical educaUon in all forms of athletic recreaMae Rasmussen. tional activities is offered. -o-A feature of the outline of inMr. and Mrs. John I. Wiberg enis a course teaching the struction tertained at dinner Sunday in bonhow to apply for posimen young of Mrs. Hattie Freeman. and how to bring letter, by tions -o-to a prosqualifications one's out Mrs. Parley Glover entertained her seminary class at a watermelon pective employer~ bust at the Riverton First ward chapel. Try a Sentinel Want Ad. Approximately 700 men and women students of the University of Utah will receive college aid this year to assist them through school it was announced this week by Dean H. B. Maw, chairman of the application committee. Of the 700 students, 200 ot them will be women, who will receive $2,138 monthly, and 500 of them men, who will earn $3,425 monthly. The money will be earned by working at various projects, with work being given to the students who are in the greatest need. Out of town students will receive higher allottments than students living in the city, because of the greater expense involved. The work projects have not been de:finately set up as yet, but will consist gene:-ally of clerical work office work, library and museu~ research assistance, reading and grading papers and numerous other campl.lS and off-campus projects. EVENTUALLY You Will Demand WHAT TO OSTLER SERVICE YOU WHY NOT NOW? QUALITY CLEANING MEANS ----. ---· RIVERTON NEWS TOM &EVERETT Render a Service that is the Talk of The Val:: :: :: ley. : : Real protection for your investment In clothes. That's one of the adva.ntal'es of using quallty Longer wear, service. better appearance and the asset of aelt confidence are other bnpo~t considerations when your ·--· ----:viSIT THEM! ·-------- SANDY cleaning is done by- At First North And State Streets Midvale Hand Laundry 182 North Main Street Pbono Mid. 56 ~~~T~~~ l l ~ --o- ............................................... ~ . 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Our name has been built on the satisfaction, in price and In service, given 1n the hour of need. ~ $2.00 MAURIE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE and Mrs. Marian Hand of Salt Lake; Mrs. Philip Bateman and ~ daughter :roy; and Mrs. Royal The Bills family club met at the Spratling and daughters Dora. Bell and Roylance of West Jordan were home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilford visitors Sunday of Mrs. Sophrona Crane, Wednesday. Bateman. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell J. Van Dam announce the birth of a daughter, Saturday. Mrs. Van Dam . was formerly Miss Fredone Gregory of Alma F. Smith, retiring bishop Union. of the original Draper ward was -opresented with a beautiful tab Students of Sandy junior high lamp Saturday night at a special school tenth grade were guests program and his assistants, H. E. of the school faculty Wednesday Stringiellow, Jerome Bl.'own and N. afternoon at an outing at Black E. Garfi~ld were eat.!h given a ruby Rock beach under direction of ring as tokens of app!'~~iation for Principal Arthur E. Peterson. The their service to the ward during faculty members in charge were the past eight years. Molly Lindell and Glen 0. Pollard. 1Jeautiful potted rlantg were giv-oen to Mrs. A. F. Smith, Mrs. H. E. Members of the Sandy firemen Stringfellow, Mrs. N. E. Gs.,·Ucld and their partners enjoyed a wat- and Mrs. Lily Br·· .wn. ermelon feast Wednesday evening The presentations were by Elrn.y on the city hall lawn. Fire Chief Christt.ansen, bish.Jp of the ~.,irst Arnold M. Peterson was in charge. ward. · 'Ihe progrqm consist:;lJ or a There were 28 present. Sandy City talk by Presidc·ut Ht->ber J. Butgon mayor and members of the city quartet by 0. D. Ballard and comcouncil and their partners were In- pany, and the J•t'eS~Iitations Andrevited as special guests. sponses. W. C. Vawdrey was in --acharge. The marriage of Miss Erma Virginia Erskine, daughter of Mr. and Now Please Don't Crowd Folks. From one of our readers comes Mrs. S. A. Erskine of Salt Lake, to Darrel G. Hansen, son of Mr. the following clipping from a Caliand Mrs. Peter Hansen of Sandy, fornia paper: uThe ladies of the Red Cross took place Tuesday, September 24, In the Salt Lake temple. A wed- bave discarded clothes of all kinds. ding reception honoring the couple Call at their headquarters to lnwas given at t.he Jensen home at BJ,I!ect them.." l FOR SCHOOL GIRLS to 18 years of age BEAUTIFUL LUXOR OIL PERMANENT WAVE J The right Mazda lamp in every fixture will give you a better light! ~ |