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Show V THE .MURRAY EAGLE, THURSDAY, NOVEMftEft 10, 1933 Tame To Wed Ferre at Temple Saturday Social Items Dorothy Austin SJSrTS HALE and HEARTY frothy Tame, daughter of Mr. Tils Edwin C. Tame, 603 South Street, f Sl--i dy-thir- Austin Ferre, 1696 East The South Street d Monday evening members of the stake presidency of Cottonwood Stake entertained at an elk dinner in Murray First ward for members of the ward bishoprics, stake officers and the high council and their partners. After a very delicious dinner a program and dancing were enjoyed. nl couple will be married in Lake L- - D. S. Temple :,,rrfav morning and a recep-5- 3 heir honor will be given at Memorial House Alt evening 3Memory Park. n Tame has been motif for ; ber of parties given by her 3 ndl prior to her marriage, Hoi- g&y evening Mrs. Carter entertained at a miscellan-:ad?,howe- r Miss at her home in Salt the C y complimenting bride-elecThe Uk1ar Sfrooms were attractively of orated with a profusion 1 v anthemums of various hues the evening each guest Sent wrote a toast to the bride were made into d these toasts was presented to which a book, ft fir f H Tame. Miss Club Plans at Woman's Meeting Hall Nov. 17 Fireman's will Club Murray Woman's let Thursday, November 17 at fn m in the Murray city fire announced Mrs. Frank Mor- JOEL MEARS -- hall, ns, 'president. will speak on and You" under the division of American homes. 'Flag salute will be led by Mrs. j. L. Ellertson. Mrs. Litany will be read by V1 F. McMillan. reMrs. T. Ray Kingston will "Safe- port on the club project, fh T. arson your Child 5 The program is under the suRichardspervision of Mrs. Persyl Farrell. be Mrs. R. O. A. Perrv. Mrs. Howe, and Mrs. George on and Mrs. A. T. Hostesses will T,.w,m Mrs R. E.' Glen Doran. 0, CALM THOSE BY USING NERVES, DOCTOR BE SWEET 1 MILES' MERVME At years of age, Joel Mears, pioneer resident of Utah since 1867, says he feels "hale and hearty" and looks forward to his ninety-thir- d birthday with enthusiasm. " Mr. Mears, who sees and hears well, avers that he has never had a sick day in his life. He lives with Mr. and Mrs. George H. Darton at 4762 South State street. Born April 26, 1846 in Wales. Mr. Mears came to Utah and settled in Lehi in 1867. His parents. Mormon pioneers, left him in Wales when he was ten years old and came to America. He was the only survivor of ten brothers, all of whom died in early youth. Mr. Mears was married twice, his last wife died in 1932, and since that time he has lived with Mr. Darton. His only child was an adopted daughter, who died several years 92 ago. In Utah Mr. Mears has worked a railroad engineer, miner, and farmer. His hobby is singing, he says. At present, he is confined to his home, but is still able to get around without aid. as KB Miss Merle Miller Given Shower WVHnosHav nf last wpfk Mrs. Lyndon Mather entertained at a shower at her home on East South Street, compli menting Miss Merele Miller, a bride of the week. Many otner nnrtif"! in hfr honor have been given during the past week. On Friday evening Mrs. Don iracy entertained at a shower for her at her home 'on East Forty-fiftSouth. Saturday evenng Mr. and Mrs. Edwin li. Cannon entertained at supper at their home on Seventh East for Miss Miller and her fiance, J. Aaron Thueson. On Monday evening Miss Miller was complimented guest and Miss Genevieve Johnson hostess at a delightful party at the Johnson home. Wednesday evening Mrs. Elmo Morgan entertained at her home in Salt Lake for the poput and Thurslar young KramMrs. Sidney evening day er entertained at a shower for afford to be Can you Thir-tv-thir- NERVOUS? you could afford attacks of Nerves if you the only one affected. nerves make you a nuisance to everyone with whom No one you come in contact. likes you when you are jumpy, TOtable and nervous. Perhaps those were Tense N DR. MILES' h C ERVINL. DR. MILES NERVINE has been recognized as effective for more than 60 years by sufferers fwm Sleeplessness, Nervous Nervous Sickness. Nervous Headache, Indigestion, Travel LIQUID NERVINE Lwse btL 11.00, Small btL tit bride-elec- EHXRVESCENT TABLETS pkj. 75. Small pkf. 35 At your drug store "re will be a literary lesson, under the direction of Mrs. Afton Mrs. Noal To Teach Sewing and Art Work Mrs. Noal will teach a class in sewing and art work Friday in the Relief Society room of Complimenting Miss Avon La- (n California Trip Ward. The class is free Mrs. Alvin Graham left Satbrum, Mrs. Laura Rich entertained at a pantry shower recently. urday morning for California to and is under the auspices of the (Continued on Page 6) Last Friday Miss Labrum was visit with her parents. honored guest at a kitchen shower given by Mrs. Beth Wallace and Mrs. Orie Labrum. ANNOUNCEMENT Sunday afternoon Miss Labrum entertained at her home in Bennion at a trousseau tea. Mrs. MONDAY, NOV. 14th, Edythe Blank and Mrs. Pearl Labrum assisted Miss Labrum in receiving guests. They were also in charge of the dining room and were assisted in servng by (Formerly Peters Studio) Miss Evelyn Labrum, Mrs. Lou4905 SOUTH STATE STREET ise Labrum, Mrs. Homer Poulsen, Miss Helen Blank and Miss Mavis Labrum. About eighty-fiv- e Will Open Business! guests called during the after- Pantry Shower Given Miss Avon Labrum Hol-lad- About the PECK STUDIO Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Wood and son, Jack, Jr., of Idaho Falls spent the week end at the home noon. of Mr. and Mrs. George A. 1 t. Mrs. D. Branson Brinton entertained at a luncheon at her home Wednesday afternoon for twelve guests. This luncheon was the second in a series being given by Mrs. Brinton. the first of which she gave last Friday. Page 3 rl For Miss Labrum will be married Friday in the Salt Lake L. D. S. Temple to Richard P. Blank, and Miss Virginia Smith entertained Thursday evenng in honor of a reception in their honor will her brother, Lowry Smith, who be given that evening in the will leave early in December for Bennion Ward Chapel. the Northwestern States Mission Mrs. Margaret Chivrcll, 4283 field. South State Street. Several parties have been givMrs. Glenn Burrows entertainen recently honoring Mr. Lowell ed at a luncheon at her home Tye of Taylorsville, who will Wednesday afternoon. Guests inleave the latter part of the week cluded Mrs. Iris McOmie, Mrs. for Nicaragua in Central AmeriMrs. Ruth Thorp ca. Mr. Tye plans to work for Joseph McOmie, and Mrs. Godfrey. Betty a couple of years there. and Gleaner Girls of Murray First ward enjoyed Members of the SSS Club met the a roller skating party at the Wednesday at Sutton's Cafe in Grass Shack recently. After the Salt Lake for a meetskating, the party was served ing. After dinner there they light refreshments at the home spent the afternoon at the home of Miss Donna Jacobsen. of Mrs. Tommy Jenkins. Lowell Mines is recovering Friday evening the presidency from injuries received while of the High Priest Quorum of at the Utah Woolen Cottonwood Stake will entertain working Mills. for all members of the High at the James Priest Quorum and their wives Salt LakeDavis, employee received shops, county at a turkey dinner in Murray injury of a broken arm Monday First ward amusement hall. while working at the gravel plant. He was treated at Mrs. Douglas Allen entertained crushing the county hospital. for members of her bridge and sewing club at her home on South State Street Wednesday afternoon. in SALT LAKE M tJA The Only Stage hi Show in Town! Week Starting SAT. 1 NOV. A The Red-Head- ss SWING" See Her Dance and the Band! Hear Her Sing! Hollatilay Cottonwood Camp, Daughters of the Pioneers, met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. L. A. Martin. Assisting hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs. Eugene Flower Club To Meet Members of the Holladay FlowWatts and Mrs. H. V. Ballard. er Club will meet Monday evenThe McMillan family entertain- ing, November 14, at the home ed recently at the home of Mr. of Mr. and Mrs. L. Sheets on and Mrs. Michael McMillan, 5877 Kentucky Avenue. Guest speakSouth State Street for Newell er will be Mrs. Walter C. Hurd. McMillan, who left the latter part president of Utah Associated of last week for the California Garden Clubs. All members are Mission field. urged to be present as election of officers will be held. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lindsay have just returned from a two Washington Visitor Returns Mr. Ted Moss returned Monday weeks' trip to California visiting to his home in Washington, D. relatives. C, after a brief visit here with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Burrows his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James entertained at dinner at their E. Moss. home on Glenn Street, Tuesday Relief Society Active d evening for Mr. and Mrs. Mt. Olympus Relief Society Burrows and Mr. Ted members met Wednesday morning and completed two quilts. In the afternoon Mrs. Elinor Simons Mrs. Mr. and Boyd Mrs. Beth Way-ma- n spent Sunday in Payson hunting Blackburn aand very interesting lesgave relatives. and visiting pheasants foods on son and their values. excelthe hunting They found Next Wednesday afternoon there lent and bagged their limit. Happeeiogs America's Greatest Girl Band Leader IN PERSON! Wednesday afternoon the Baptist Crusaders Group met and Mrs. Freida Dressel gave the lesson. Mrs. Carl Hansen entertained her sisters at her home on South State Street Wednesday The Senior Class of Taylorsville Mutual entertained at a party Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Abram Barker. About eveeighteen guests enjoyed an rewhich ning of games, after NOW at the i ( t I 1 1 1 1 v T i W BANCE MURRAY FIRST WARD 11? mr I i 1S.i lotn November Wednesday, 1 STEADMAWS -- ORCHESTRA Gents Ladies FREE 25c- - The Christian Science Monitor , tml tmisTiAN sctrscr.!f" itmimiing 1,4 Pn, Nrwiy Street. fWv six.ii ty Hmtn, Mm'"!'"""1 J l.k til t.W.t.,.1,, In lnn. tnh.i.rJ mM ' fcmirr., im!u,lm tie VlMVly Minf Shim'", mW tM THt p"''' '"'Mto Ok idnl "; nr.rlpff (or Ok hnme. ' cll rouml I I i ""I Ok on Kut. includini MM- -' tK ii oiitnnill it tin !olliin pptr ( 1 fr I. . - liKationi Christian Science Reading Room Salt Lake City Mclntyre Bldg, . The Past Noble Grand Club ol the Kebekahs will meet Monday All evening in Fraternal Hall. rroinbers are urged to be present. honoring the retiring A delightful program ,nl refreshments were enjoyed. Members of the retiring bishopric Bislmp Samuel Smith and counselors, Walter Wilson ..''id Chris Stcadman. af-- BIG FEATURES TWO RflURRA Y Phone Murray Popular Prices 20c Until 6:30 25c After 6:30 626 Opens Daily 6 p.m. Sat. Sun. at 2 p.m. -- FX W . I f I' Tle love of cool, lovely Gaby, infinitely JcsiraLI t . .4tnu oanjerou 1 1 y Iff S. W-- x The love of warm, cliilJ-liL- '- - c Inci.. and tlie mfcty of liii hideaway Irom the Police . . 'v ' ; - ,y ' V. . it . t: . i j , WALTER WANGER Charles Boyer i. at 12.30, after which were played. Prizes were CBn.s Lucille Bergen and t Mrs. v won mtvcJ Mr?. Mmne Spanish Fork. Members of Omenia Rebckah . vmi,M 15 will meet on home of Tuesday evening t the tnd in SIGRID GURIE-HED- Hiseman. Mr and Mrs. Orlando Erickson week ,nd familv enjoyed last i THE SCREEN ON Club Tie Woodcraft ofSocial Mrs. Pearl t at the home Fredericks in Sandy Tuesday rnoon. A pot luck dinner was l J ber. A Get the world's pood news daily throuph tlf4tinil ,..n party was bishopric of Bennion Ward iiiven in the ward Wednesday Comc and Join the Crowd An Members of Grant Ward Reh f r Society met Tuesday morning fat served was Lunch quilting non. and in the early afternoon quilts were complettwo At two o'clock Mrs. Aaa ed Greenwood gave a very good on food values, especially he value of milk in the diet. The Relief Society is making pupf a" tion for the bazaar to be held in the ward on the 29th of Novem- i 3D (OB (33SH25TjI) Wil-for- Miss Miller. Miss Miller and Mr. Thueson freshments were served. will be married Friday in the The Ladies Auxiliary of the Salt Lake Temple. They plan to make their home at 27i High- Baptist Church met Thursday land Drive. afternoon with Mrs. F. H. Leoth-aat her home on Vine Street. was served at one Luncheon which a business after o'clock, I! meeting was held. The meeting was followed by a missionary Mrs. W. E. Beklur program. was assisting hostess. 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