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Show Sandy Department Sandy Lions Hear Famous Athlete; Plan Monument • • IIRS. J . T . O STLE R , Co,.,.espondtuJr FORMER RESIDENT, NAVY VETERAN, VISITS CHILDREN STEPHEN LRICHARDS ADDRESSES MEET OF MT JORDAN STAKE Arnold W Kiisel ship fitter l!c, who bas served 8 years, 9 months and 27 days in the navy, arrived jn S andy Sunday morning and is visit ing with his children, Floren ce and Arthur Kiisel, at the hom e of their grandmother, Mrs Olivia Claire. Mr K iisel, who has been in active service since August 1941 , until he was confined to a hosp ital some months ago, said he is very happy to be back and a ble to sp end some time with h is children for the first t ime in 4 y ears. The veteran navy m an b as been Elder Stephen L Richards of the Cotmcil of the Twelve Apostles spoke to the membership of Mt Jordan stake at sessions of ~..stake conference Saturday evening at Draper Second ward chapel, and Sunday at Sandy recreation hall, with President Stanley A Rasmussen in charge. Elder Richards urged members to seek for the spirit of the Lord and follow its divine guidance. He also stressed the importance of missionary work and u r ged parents to conserve their means so that they can send their boys and girls on missions. Other speakers at the conferen ce sessions on Sun day inclu ded E lder S tringham A S teven s of the ch urch welfare program , who spoke of the magnitude of the w elfare progra m. Stan ley A Ras~ mussen, J Ernest Jensen and J oseph E Mickelsen, Miss Melley Lindell of Sandy First ward, who recen tly returned from the Western States mission; Miss Olive Parker of Draper F irst ward, who recently returned from the East Central States mission; Patriarch William D Kuhre and Mrs Faye R Brown, president of the stake YWMIA. Singing for the Sunday morning session was by Sandy First ward choir under direction of John E Rich, with Mrs Rich as accom~ panist. . Singing for the Sunday afternoon session was by Sandy Second ward choir, under direction of Clyde A Miller, with Robert Cundick as accompanist. confined the p ast 8 mon ths a t the US n aval hospital at P ortsmout h , Virginia an d the n av al h ospital at K ey W est, F lor ida, and has now received his disa bility d ischar ge from further duty . H e has several honor bars including 1 ' Before P earl Harbor," "Th e Good C on du ct,'" ' 1The Amer ican Theater of War," " T he North Atlantic T heater of War," " The European Theater of War," and a lso wears 2 stars for 2 major engagements. Mr Kiisel is a native of Lansin g, Michigan, where he has 3 brothers and 3 sisters. Following his v isit here he will go to Lansing. MRS TELLEFSEN VISITS SONS IN CALIFORNIA Mrs T A Tellefsen recently returned from San Francisco, Calif, where she has spent the past 5 m on ths visiting with her 3 sons and families, Mr & Mrs Leo Tellefsen, Capt & Mrs Ted Tellefsen an d small daughter, Diana, of San Francisco, and Mr & Mrs Clifford J Tellefsen of Berkley, Calif. Mrs Te11efsen was accompanied to Sandy by her son, Leo, who was the guest of his mother and his sister and brother-in-law, Mr & M.rs Merlin Clayton and family of Sandy, for a few days before he returned to the west coast. Mr & Mrs Merlin Clayton entertained at a dinner at their home Sunday honoring Mrs T A Tellefsen and Leo Tellefsen. Other guests included Mr & Mrs Stanley Clissold and Mrs Pearl Vincent of Salt Lake City. Mrs T A Tellefsen, Leo Tellefsen and Mr & Mrs Merlin Clayton were guests of Mr & Mrs Richard Ray Cardall at their home in Salt Lake City during the stay of Leo Tellefsen in Utah . Mrs T A Tellefsen's youngest son, Capt Ted Tellefsen is now with US troops in France. BIRTHDAY PARTY HELD Mrs Virgil Jacobson entertained at a party on Friday, Oct 27, honoring the 6th birthday of her daughter, Linda Lee. Games were played and refreshments served to tfle following little guests: Warren and LaRae Vlncent, Gary Ferguson, Kenny Olson, Ronald Bergman, Shirley and Doreen Erickson, Pauline Murray, Marjorie Sagers, Barbara Ferguson, Bruce J acobson and and the guest of honor, Linda Lee Jacobson. Mrs Francis T Bills returned home Tuesday of last week from a 2 week's visit with her husband Derrill S Bills, S 1[c, who wa~ recently graduated from the navy aerographer's school at Lakewood, New Jersey. THELMA LARSON WEDS NAVY MAN HERE Of special interest is the marriage of Miss Thelma Larsen of Midvale to Gale Dean Ainsworth S2-c, USN, son of Mr & Mrs Harvey Aihsworth of Lehi, which took place Monday, Oct 30, at the home of the sister of the groom, and her husband, Mr & Mrs Delmar Jenkins at 159 North First West street, Sandy. Henry Beckstead, former bishop of Midvale Second ward, officiated in the marriage ceremony, before members of the immediate families. Keith H Ainsworth, P 0 3!c, acted as best man for his brother. A profusion of bronze and gold shade chrysanthemums interminled with white chrysanthemums were used in the table and room decorations. A dinner for members of the families followed the ceremony. The groom left Saturday morning to report back at his base in San Diego, Calif. The bride will make her home for the present with the groom's parents, Mr & Mrs Harvey Ainsworth at Lehi. Several social functions honoring the bride are being planned. Mrs Margaret J Densley and small son, Richard, left Monday for Brownwood, Texas, to visit with her husband, Major Hilton Densley of the artillery, stationed at Camp Bowie, Texas. Mrs Den~ sley was accompanied to Texas by her brother, Dick, who expected to stay but a short time. - -- -·-Lerona Pierson Carpenter Mrs is reported to be improving at the L D S hospital following an operation for appendicitis. NOW READY FOR CHRISTMAS. Make Your Selection Now I Our Fenton, Cambridge and Haegue I lines are nationally famous Flowers and Floral D esigns Always Phelps Floral Every Day is Flower Day Ph, Mid. 49 IO MDtD UIVICI LUMBER Let us help you with your Building Problems WALL BOARDS - ROOFING ZONOLITE and ROCKWOOL INSULATION West Jordan Lumber Co. MEL CARLSON, Mgr. Phone Mlcl. 212 THE SENTINEL. MIDVALE. UTAH Friday, Nov, 10, · 1944 Page Four f FAMIL IES HONOR DEPA RTING SO L DIER The Smith and Wenerstrom families held a farewell social at the home of Mrs Mary Smith Friday evening honoring L y n n Jaynes, who is leaving this week for the army. Those present included Mr & Mrs Lynn Jaynes and 2 children; Mr & Mrs Roy Wenerstrom and daughters, Jean, Donna, Bonnie, Deanna and Karen; Mr & Mrs John L Smith and children, Jack, Melva, Roma, Kay and Dorothy; Mr & Mrs Clarence MacNeil and children and Mrs Mary Smith and Louis Smith of Sandy; Mr & Mrs Sher man Smith and daughters, Lois and Linda of East Midvale and Mrs S hirley W enerstrom and son, Shirl, of Murray. L uncheon was served and games enjoyed. Prizes were awarded L ynn J aynes, John L Smith, Louis Smith, Donna Wenerstrom, Lucille J aynes, and Shirley Wenerstrom. SANDY MARINE WRITES FROM SOUTH PACIFIC Don Ferguson of the U S rna~ rines, stationed some where in the South Pacific, writes he is "well and all right," according to word received by his wife, the former Miss Adell Christensen of Midvale, and the parents of Don, Mr & Mrs Edgar Ferguson of Sandy. Don entered the marines in March 1944 and left for overseas duty in July. Mrs Ferguson and their 2 children, Kenneth Don and Barbara, are now making their home in Sandy. KEITH AINSWORTH VI S ITS RELATIVES H ERE Keith H Ainsworth, petty officer1 3'c, who has spent over 7 months in navy service in the South Pacific, is spending a 3 week's leave visiting with his wife, the former Miss Ruth Milton of Greenriver, Utah, who is now residing in Salt Lake City, with his parents, Mr & Mrs Harvey Ainsworth of Lehi, with his grandparents, Mr & Mrs Ben Ainsworth of Sandy, and with his sister and her husband, Mr & Mrs Delmar Jenkins of Sandy, and other rel,atives. Keith entered the navy in June 1943. He received his "boot camp" training at Farragut, Idaho. He later attended school at Lawrence City, Kansas, after whjch he was transferred to San Diego, where he was stationed until he le.(t for oversea$ service in March. Keith is wearing 2 stars for participation in 2 major operations. He happily surprised his relatives by arriving the day of the wedding of his brother. LT RAY G REENWOOD H ON ORED AT GA THERING Mr & Mrs Orson Hansen entertained at a dinner at their home in Murray, Thursday of last week honoring their grandson First Lt Ray Parry Greenwood Jr, who has been spending a few weeks with his parents, Mr & Mrs Ray P Greenwood of Sandy. Besides the guest of honor, covers were laid for Mr & Mrs Mark Greenwood of Rock Springs, Wyoming; Mr & Mrs Clyde Oakey and son, Reed, of Salt Lake City; Mr & Mrs Elvis Hansen and Mr & Mrs Orson Hansen of Murray and Mr & Mrs Ray P Greenwood Sr, and daughters, Mildred and Elaine, and sons, Gene and Tommy of Sandy. DERALD STUART COMES HOME ON LEAVE Derald A Stuart, who is attending the navy cadet training school undeJ;' the V-12 program. was recently home between semesters from Minot, North Dakota, and following a visit with his Parents, Mr & Mrs Muryel A Stuart, he left for training at the Notre Dame school at South Bend, Indiana. Derald was extensively entertained during his stay here. Derald, a graduate of the Jordan high school in the mid-term, has the honor of having a straight A average in his school, the highest average of any student in his class. Mrs Mamie Pierson spent part of last week w~th her son, Wayne Pierson and family, at their home in Salt Lake City. Clinton Larsen, director of the state physical education committee, who topped the world's record when he held the Olympic High Jumping championship for 17 years, was the guest speaker at the meeting of the Sandy Lions club held Thursday evening at Sandy junior high school, with Dr Thomas E Clark, president, in charge. Mr Larsen showed pictures of the Olympic games. He has a collection of over 8000 pictures, and says he will be very glad to entertain various groups by the presentation of his pictures at any time. As a special project, the Sandy Lions have formulated plans for the erection of a large memorial monument honoring the local boys who have given their lives in the service of their country. The monument will be erected at an early date, according to Leo L u ndberg, publicity chairman of the club. The next meeting of the Lions will be the annual venison banquet for members and their partners, Thursday evening, Nov 16, at the Pioneer hall in West Jordan, it has been announced by Mr Lundberg. Arthur Lund will be chairman of the affair, with Mrs Donald Anderberg as dinner chairman and Mrs Joy Dunyon as entertainment chairman. The oldest woman in Utah, Mrs Anna Catherine Rasmussen, 100, showed her interest in civic a f fairs when she went to the polls Tuesday to cast her vote. Mrs Rasmussen, who celebrated her 100th anniversary in June, said "she had always voted and she feels it her duty to vote as long as she lives." She takes much interest in listening to the radio and is much interested in the many changes taking place in the world today, especially in her homeland, in Denmark. " MERTH" CLUB MEETS The members of the ' 1Merth" club were entertained recently by Mrs Delmar J enltins at her home. Mrs Glen Bolliger was hostess to the members of the club last Fri~ day afternoon at her home. Mrs. Mildred Graham will be the hostess to the members of the ~'Merth" club this afternoon at her home in Midvale. A social hour will be fol1owed by refreshments. Pvt William R Wenerstrom has returned to his post following a 3 week's furlough with his parents, Mr & Mrs Roy \Venerstrom. WAL LACE C ANDERSON Wallace Charles Anderson, 53_, died at his home in Sandy Tuesday at 6 a m of a heart attack. He was born in Sandy, Aug 18, 1891, son of Charles M and Maria Alsop Anderson. He had spent his life as a farmer in Sandy. He was a member of Sandy First LDS ward. Besides his widow, he is survived by 1 daughter, Mrs Venice Hocking o! Salt Lake City, mother, Mrs Charles Anderson; 3 sons, Vern R Anderson of the army stationed in Texas, and Paul Anderson of the army stationed in Long IslanQ, New York, and Reid Anderson of Sandy; 1 brother, Ross Anderson of Midvale and 2 sisters, Mrs Hazel Stromness and Mrs Laura Burnham of Salt Lake City. Funeral services are pending, awaiting the arrival of relatives. Miss Margaret Vincent of Salt Lake City spent Sunday visiting with relatives and friends in Sandy. When ribbons need pressing, remove the lid from a hot tea-kettle and draw the ribbon back and forth over the steam, holding the enas firmly. *WANT ADS ON PAGES PERSONAL MENTION Ensign Riter M Stuart of the navy has recently been transfer· red from Vero Beach, Florida, to Westerly, Rhode Island, where he is completing night training on fighter planes, according to word received by his parents, Mr & Mrs Muryel A Stuart. Ensign Stuart entered the navy in January 1943, and received his commission at Corpus Christi in April 1944. He is a graduate of Jordan high school. Marine Pvt Robert L Stapley visited for 10 days with his mother, Mrs Madge Stapley, and his sister, Doreen and his brother, Norman Dean of Sandy, and with his aunt, Mrs Maud Vincent of Salt Lake City. Pvt Stapley is attending the navy V-12 program school at Colorado Springs, Colo. He has returned to his school. Miss Rose Marie Stuart entertained a group of friends at a Halloween costume party at her home Wednesday evening. Group games were enjoyed and prizes awarded Dorothy Slaughter, Dona Clark, Glen Setterberg and Kenneth Thompson. Decorations were in keeping with Halloween. A late luncheon was served to 24 guests. Mrs Mary Rasmussen and son, Francis, of Castle Dale, were guests Tuesday of Mrs Laaron Rasmussen and children. Jack's Welding Sh o p RIVERTON U TAH ACETYLENE and ELECTRIC WELDING HOURS-9 A.M.- J P. M. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY -EMERGENCY SERVICE ANYTIME- 3 HOMES LE F T on Sixth Ave, Midvale FOR SALE These are brand new houses in choice location NO PRIORITY NEEDED TO PURCHASE WILLIAMS BUILDINGSUPPLY CO. Midvale Jet 2200 S, 9th E. Phone Mid. 700 Phone 7-1548 Or See K H. WILLIA.l\1:S, 1463 E. 27th South-Phone 6-1554JI Hyrum S Rasmussen of Castle Dale visited Tuesday with h.is mother and sister, Mrs Anna C Rasmussen and Mrs Olivia Claire at the.ir home in Sandy. Mr & Mrs Vernon Bateman had as recent dinner guests S-Sgt & Mrs William Mellonie of Fresno, Calif. Mrs Mellonie is a sister of Mr Bateman. 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