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Show THE MURRAY EAGLE Neighborhood News HERE AND THERE (Continued from Page 1) Mr. and Mrs. Murray is quite a sight with Robert Frame and family moved to Murray all colored signs and lights at second ward to reside. night. Reminds you of a gary gulch in the soft summer dusk. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hansen and Chief Jack Clay and Ed Larfamily have returned from a week's vacation spent at Fish son are still explaining about Lake. those fish. Very still. (Continued from pnge 1) Howard Hausknecht has reMr. McCleary left a check in turned from a two week's stay at his shirt pocket and it traveled Logan where he attended sum- thru the clothes wringer. Mr. mer school. McCleary will recover, it is Mrs. C. A. Floyd of Torrence, thought, although the experience California arrived here during was quite dreadful. the week for a visit with her "Open the swimming pool or Smith. Mrs. father, William the phone disconnected", is have Miss was Floyd Angely formerly ultimatum the given CommissionSmith of this city. er Hansen by his family. The Jack Wood, Jr., who accom- pool is open for business so we panied his parents here from know who has the final say. their home in Iadho Falls, Ida., Mr. L. N. Schwan is looking has been the guest of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John here and there for those insurWood in this city. ance prospects. Is your property covered? An outing given by Mill Creek ward members which was largeThe City Hall begins to look ly attended was held Tuesday very chic as the painters work evening in Little Cottonwood their magic. Mr. Hansen is becanyon. A program was enjoyed coming paint conscious. around a huge bonfire, which consisted of singing, recitations Could you use three ten dollar and a speech by Bishop A. M. bills? $30 Pay Nite at the Iris Cornwall. A picnic supper was Saturday! also featured. The Murray unit of the Utah The marriage of Miss Jasmine Council would like to have Safety Bennion, daughter of Mr. and in town a member, person every Mrs. A. B. Bennion of Granger and help to reduce traffic Join and John S. Arnold took place hazards. Wednesday. A reception was evenin the given in their honor W. S. Theobald of the State ing at the Granger ward. Safety Council attended the Mr. Worthy Harger, of Har- - meeting Monday night of the risonville, Mo., has been visiting Murray unit. for a few days with his nephew Mr. E. A. Harger and wife at Mayor G. R. Berger broke up their home in East Mill Creek. a street riot Monday evening and Mr. Walter Mullins of this placed two of the contestants in a city is confined to the Holy the city jail. The Mayor is Cross hospital with an injury to very difficult man to get away from if he once takes you in tow his right forearm. Best not start anything when the Mrs. J. P. Payne and niece Mayor is in the neighborhood. Lois Slocum are in Monmouth, 111., and plan to be gone for two "Smoke gets in your eyes", months or more. They left here when the neighbors burn weeds, last Thursday afternoon and ar- under your very nose these hot rived there Saturday afternoon. evenings. went as far as Lincoln, They Neb., with Dr. Gwinn Harger The Prescription Drug Store and party of Kansas City, Mo., has a new dress of wallpaper. who made a his return coast. brief stop here on from the Pacific ZILLA BALLARD READING Mrs. Zilla Ballard Reading, wife of Ray Reading of Grant ward, passed away late Tuesday afternoon at a local hospital, following an operation. Mrs. Reading was a daughter of Richard W and Anna Ottley Ballard and was born in South Cottonwood October 27, 1883. She was an active member of the L. D. S. church and had served in the Relief Society and choir of Grant ward. She was also a Religion class and Primary teacher. Surviving are her husband and a daughter, Elrena Nelson, Midvale; one son, Norris Readher mother of ing, Murray; South Cottonwood; three sisters, Mrs. Dora Brown, Mrs. Millie Terry, Mrs. Lizzie Thayne of Murray and two brothers, Frank Ballard, Delco, Idaho, and Richard Ballard, South Cottonwood. MRS. CHIEF Identification LOST Bracelet engraved "La Rue". Reward. Notify Clyde H. Caldwell, Safeway Store, Murray, Utah, at WHITE Funeral services for Alfred White, who passed away June 13 at Vancouver, B. C, were held Monday evening at 6:30 p. m. in the Sandy cemetery. Mus ic was furnished by Gordon Olson violinist and a mixed chor us. W. D. Kuhre was a speaker Opening prayer was offered by A. R. Gardner, and the grave was . dedicated by Bishop Stanley Rasmussen. Mr. White was a former resident of Sandy, and for several years was connected with the Granby Mining and Milling Co. His son Bernard White is em ployed with the same company in British Columbia. I wonder what would happen Baptist Church, 62 East 48th So. if the City Fire alarm was sound James P. Payne, Pastor A group of members of the ed while the painters were work on the City Hall steeple. Services Sunday: 10 a. m. Bible Baptist church are planning to ing school and morning worship: 8 Summer attend the Baptist most is about the Intaglio p. m. Gospel service, sermon by Assembly in the North Fork of with the pastor. There will be no the Ogden canyon, July 1 to 12. graceful word commencing week-da- y "I". services, nor evening Mrs. Libbie Brockbank Meyers services July 7th on account of Dr. Boucher's new drive-wa- y left a few days ago for Santa the Baptist Summer Assembly that begins July 1st and runs Barbara, California where she is very attractive and just as will stay indefinitely. thru July 12th. The Sunday school will convene as usual on Tony Duvall and family atMae West gets more free, tho' July 7th. tended the Lions convention at slightly soiled, publicity than any Richfield and visited southern celebrity of our day. Caitlet of 14 Centuries Utah scenic points this week. The Loire Valley of France In honor of Mrs. Lizzie Bishop potted generously with enchanting Miss Louise Allan is making a relatives surprised her castles, Is a story In stone covering Maxfield, rapid recovery from her recent Friday of last week at her home fourteen centuries of the country" operation. on Eighth East street. early history. Games were played and a deWhite and Mrs. Florence licious luncheon was served to daughter Coralie, of St. An- the Who makes the best coffollowing: Mrs. Minnie the been have Idaho, thony, fee Mrs. Mrs. Alex Adamson, guests of relatives here during Mrs. Lewis with the purest Served atWhite, Anthony to came here the week. They Mrs. Virginia Konold, Mrs. cream? tend the funeral of Albert White. Mrs. Maxine Elias Houck, They never sleep A Junior Genealogical society Strong. Mrs. Ernest Spiers, Mrs. 'cause the hoys must eat, is being conducted ly Mrs. CorRay Sudbury, and Mrs. Roscoe and the waitress, delia Snarr every Tuesday even- Atwood. Hoys, .she's keen. ing at 7:30 o'clock at her home, Miss Second Grace entertained and any one in Murray Kilby Why do the hoys stay ward interested in this work is at a delightful luncheon Tuesday "late? inat her home on Center street in invited to attend this weekly 'Cause the hamburgers honor of Miss Peters Rosemary teresting meeting. of Ventura, California. Among great ! the guests were Miss Alice and And the prices are riht, Golda Frascr of Murray. You Leteha my life ! Guess who Original $165.00 Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Wood of Idaho Falls, Idaho, attended the Scales SNAPPY LUNCH Lions convention held at Rich48th South and State St. field Monday and Tuesday. They were accompanied to the con vention from here by Mr. and Mrs. George Jenkins. at ABSOLUTE Sacrifice WW A A A j Expert Cleaning, Pressing 5 and Altering Service A on all your J rA CLOTHES! 5 SUMMER 4, 4 Distinctive tailoring Aluminum Raft Aid AcfUrt chair mounted on a raft aluminum n nued by fishermen the SliPtlnnd Island. A BROOMS, CATSUP A A that please the eye, as well as the purse! 5 In TEA, v .$sL or the onil.ir Sandals each five-ti- e, MISSI0N BRAND, 14-0- Bottle Z. glass PKGL i COFFEE WORLD'S CIIICUS 1 I'nuVr Sfhnunm-Jittinto- n Drug More '4 ice-wate- r? 10ci 5c 15c 10d mSk M C1HMI M FLOUR, ECOnOmy M 48 baf PKG. SHRIMPS, Palm n IW eiKcut MtMHiMirt w $1M IbS, 30c 85c 3 lbs. PIEFEI Mil u tmt ncTunuor 2Scj bag Cereal Cream with each lib. B. B. WHEATIES WITH c 25c 59c 25c 35c 29c dry pack, 10c can SARDINES,BoothTo!lor3for25c 29c Hewlett's, pint SHREDDED Wheat, pkg. A. vvvv YUM, A A A 12 A MEATS HAMS, Puritan Brand lb. 29c MEAT, OUR Frankfurters ALL lb. 15c NO FILLER MEAT, OWN Pork Link Sausage ALL lb. 22U NO FILLER 10c MAKE lb. Drippings for frying FREE CHANCES ON FOUR SLABS OF PURITAN BACON, TO BE DRAWN 3rd. NUMBERS WILL BE POSTED TWENTY-FOU- R HOURS. JULY DDnnonnDaBnaananDnnnnnnaDnnnnDanDngannDnnnnnnnnnnnnonnoli the house) try to get a cool, clean shave Si hot water? it LA tV frr Or enjoy enjoy your morning 'MP at least ' Iuke-warmnes- without . . . really shower vvthout benefit of s? at the same timel You can les in There ! one method of het d ing water ECONOMICALLY, without bulding fire or fuaaing with tenkcltlcs. It's the AUTOMATIC . . . time-teate- GAS HOT WATER SERVICE Installed for as little m Natu- 2 on rally, you want to keep your Or (for the man of house coo and yet have the necessary hot water . Read on 60-D- try to bathe !), lb. 79c TEA, LUTON'S BLACK Jadite Utility Set with each pound) 23c RITZ BUTTER. CRACKERS, package 3 pkg. 2Sc PUFFED WHEAT, QUAKER BRAND lb. 2c WATERMELONS, ICE COLD FIG BARS and GINGER SNAPS, (Fresh baked) 2 lbs. 10c 12c A. but, confess now, did you ever CAMPUS BOOT SHOP Kat 9 LBS. MmsmM 15c 17c MOST FAMOUS PERFOBMERt rp rr . . $1 - $1.49 - 51.98 No. I a ii 48 m 4c all flavors, h CORN FLAKES, MILLER, large package ..... HYPRO (The New Bleacher) Quart bottles 3 cans STRING BEANS, TWIN' I'KAKS BRAND Gallon CATSUP, TWIN' PEAKS BRAND 2 for GRAPEFRUIT, GOLD BAR, No. 2 cans 2 for No. GOLD BAR can .... BRAND, 2tf PEACHES, OLD MILL SALAD DRESSING, Quart may seem like selling fur coats Trimmed in Different colors and cool as an evening breeze . . . Moderately Priced 12C 8-o- z. ... at first thought on the Sahara Tfy PORK & BEANS, Brimfull, No. 1 Can PORK & BEANS, Otoe, 91 01. Can . . DILL PICKLES, Mission, No. 1 Can . can TUNA FLAKES, Clear Water, New Summer styles in SHrt Oxfonls. Swiss Ties n Ph?1e Hewlett's HOT WATER We admit f mlt 1 Heinz JELLIES u'i7i Special ValuesJuly 4 Always Your Money's Worth LAGOON J 1 ML JELLATINE KEEP COOL ! ex- - in elusive patterns at prices MILT TAGGARTS NATIONALLY FAMOUS ORCHESTRA SPECIALS GROCERY 49c for PHONE Murray 35 JULY (Next Ced-crlo- f, SALE S FREE DANCING SOUTH 4863 5040 South State Street Lin-dah- l, Toledo 4th of Tailors & S Cleaners J STATE STREET Jf. to Irli Theatre) FIRE-WORK- nnnnDnnaannnnnnnnnni BURKINSHAW ALFRED SPECTACULAR i Murray EMMA HUGHES Funeral services for Mrs. Em ma Hughes Burkinshaw, 74, who died Sunday at 1 a. m., at her home in Sandy, were conducted Wednesday at 1 p. m. in the Sandy Second ward chapel. Musical numbers were furn ished by the ward choir and Miss Freda Jenson, who sang "A Perfect Day," violin numbers were rendered by Gordon Olson. The speakers were Bishop Jen son and W. D. Kuhre. Closing prayer was offered by Mrs. Beck. Interment took place in Murray City cemetery. FREE a Information wanted about1 ue b IverJohnson, wheel. frame number 92590. Chain braek. tire, New Departure on Whetman Elton Notify Poplar street. (Continued from Page 1) hours of the day, thus limiting the danger of injuring other people, or destroying property by fire. The firing off of explosives d among the closely built shingle-roofeframe houses which compose the greater part of our cities is wholly in accord with the reckless spirit of Americans regarding fire. FOUND; Near Harker Building a bag containing baby clothes, bottle, etc. Call Murray Police Department. : OR STOLbJN LOST DATA BICYCLE GIVES SMITH A A MONTH purchase or rental pi" Y FREE TRIAL ASK FOR FULL DETAILSI Mountain Fuel Supply Co. |