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Show ? stem's Ktoffay l(MMtMlMMMIHMIl(MIMIIItllMlM INTER H T MO fl E itMillMIIMMIMMIIMIIMIIIIIIIIIMIMIItlMMIIMtlUIHIIIlMIMtllMt MUM III T I U N B A I N i IMFORMflTIOK Call S E FOR SHOW 91 STORK BRINGS TWIN'S TO MURRAY COUPLE A twin baby girl and boy were born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Harris on New Year's Day at 11 p.m. Mrs. Harris and the new year babies are doing well at the Cottonwood Stake Maternity hospital. - JACK BENNY FRED ALLEN -- in- "LOVE TOY M GLEANERS AND M MEN OF GRANT WARD PLAN MEET The Gleaner Girls and "M" Men of Grant Ward will hold their Fireside Chat Sunday evening following Conjoint at the home of Bishop and Mrs. Killpack. Newell McMillan and Lowry Smith, who have just recently returned from missions, will talk e on their experiences. Miss musifurnish will Wahlquist cal numbers. HBOR Ifen a ft rfeM Mc-Llo- Z II La-Ve- MURRAY TO PLAY EAST IN BASKETBALL GAME East High will meet Murray High Friday night at Murray for a practice basketball game. Following the game, a dance will be given in the gymnasium, The sponsored by the Tigers. public is invited. NOW! "ARIZONA" ith - DIES OF HEART AILMENT Jean Arthur and William Holden (two far Keith Berger Johnson, 12. son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Johnson of 352 Germania avenue, died Wednesday at the family residence of a heart ailment Surviving besides his parents, are five sisters, LaVella, Dorothy, Maxie, Joan and Sherry Johnson. A - 2 First Run Mils! L.D.S. SERVICES Murray First Ward Regular Fast Day services at 11:30. The meeting at 6:30 Sunday evening will be under the direction of the M.I.A. and a very CHARLIE CHAN in "Muuirdleir Oveir interesting program has been arranged. Murray Second Ward Regular Fast Day services at 11:30. The evening meeting will be under the direction of the New York" and Mutual. - ANDY DEVINE LUCKY DEVILS ii RICHARD ARLEN in IBM HOW! 5 Errol Flynn - Olivia DeHavilland in! "THE SANTA FE TRAIL" with Raymond Massey M IT SALT UKE'S NOW 2 f I f 1 I T III LUTHERAN CHRIST CHURCH City Firemen's Hall Allen SchuldheLss, Pastor Lutheran hour. KLO, Ogden, 2.30 pm. every Sunday. Regular Sunday worship, 11 a m. Sunday School and Bible class, a m. Young people, second and fourth 10 Allan Hale V South Cottonwood Ward Fast Day services at 11:30. Sunday evening services under the direction of the Mutual. Grant Ward Regular Fast Day services in the morning. The program in the evening under auspices of the M.I. A. Taylorsville Ward Regular Fast Day services at 11:30. The Mutual will have charge of the evening meeting. SEATS )l Firsi Run Hiis! "MARGIE" with NAN GREY, TOM BROWN and MISCHA AUER Sundays, 8 pm. Jesus walked by the office of a one day. He stopped, looked at the man, and said. "Follow me." And immediately the man left his office and his work and followed Jesus. When Christ had come into his life, nothing eUe mattered very much. The man to whom that happened was Levi later known as Matthew the author of the first of the four Gospels. The ivitation of Jesuj to this man is particularly appropriate at this time cf the year. At the portals of the New Year, the invitation of Christ, "Follow me," sounds in our ears. Upon the basis tf Matthew's experience, recorded in Matt. 9, we shall preach on the iubjct, "Christ's New Year Invitation: 3. 'Follow Me'!" "SAH FRANCISCO DOCKS" with LLOYD NOLAN BAPTIST CHURCH Regular morning devotional service and Sunday School at 10 a m. B Y NOW -- 2 Big Hits! WILLIAM POWELL and MYRNA LOY in IN "I Love You Again" - and CHARLIE RUGGLESin "OPENED BY MISTAKE" P U. at 6 30 Sunday evening. Evening sermon and song service at 7 30 p rn. The FAD. chapter of the Guild Girls met Monday evening at the home t,f Mrs. J. P. Payne. Miss Frieda Dit&sfI of Salt Lake was a Racial guest and gne the Christmas message. G,ims, r'frf shmenti and an exchange of gifia and refreshments the evening's complrtt-d enter-taii'.rrr- nt Frid.iy evening the Sunday School teachers and officers will rrert at 6 30 pm. at the church. Miss f'tace Krummrl of Salt Lake will preview the for January. - WANTED housework lessons Girl for gmeral and care of baby. 271 East 48th South. Married New Year's Eve The marriage of Miss Frances Elaine Taylor and Carl H. Lyons took place New Year's Eve at the home of an uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. C. Clarence Nes-le313 Third avenue, in the presence of members of the two immediate families and a few close friends. The bridegroom's father performed the ceremony. Following a brief honeymoon the couple will make their home n, Salt Lake City. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Taylor, 4555 Wander Lane, and Mr. Lyons is the son of the Reverend and Mrs. A. W. Lyons, 415 First avenue. On Monday evening a dinner party for Miss Taylor and Mr. Lyons was given at the home of Dr. and Mrs. R. V. Chamberlain of Salt Lake City. Explorer Scouts Hold Banquet Fifty Explorer Scouts banqueted Saturday evening at the Brown Bobby cafe. They recalled past experiences and discussed plans for the future, following which they initiated in new "sourdoughs," 17 in number. The new members include Giles Florence, Willard Nichols, William Earl, Barry Culmer, Jerry Wakefield, Gary Rich, Earl Keith Snyder, Robert Larsen, Robert Okeson, Lief John Evans, Wesley Thom-asoDelos R. McAllister. Jr., Isaac B. Humphrey, Earl Morrison, and Ralph Tin gey. Movies of southern Utah and pictures of the Wind River mountains in Wyoming were shown. Mid-dlema- Syv-erso- n, n, Decoration Winner Announced N. G. Morgan, 2400 Olympus Drive, was announced winner in District 10 for his beautiful Christmas decorations about his home. Visiting in Texas Mrs. Thomas E. Flowers is visiting in Houston, Texas, with a daughter, Mrs. W. L. Davis Entertains Club Members Miss Berice Moss entertained for members of her club at her home Friday Bridge Foursome Meets The Bridge Foursome met last week at the Brown Bobby cafe. Entertain Bridge Club Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wayman entertained Saturday evening for members of their Bridge club. Church News MILLCREEK WARD Friday, January 4, a moving k picture will be held in the ward amusement hall for the combined wards. The title of the show is "Robin Hood" Sunday School will be held Sunday mornir.g at 9:30 o'clock. Fast meeting will be held in the ward amusement hall at 12.15 Mill-cree- paSunday evening the Y.M. God bless him, may he rest in peace. Now his labors here on earth can cease. We'll miss him in our walks in life. His kindly words of good advice His life was just an open book The pages clean, so all could look And read his love for fellow men. He sought no praise, from tongue or pen. He lived a simple country life, Content with children, home and wife. Yet a memory here will linger long Among us all Just an honest man. No greater fame Can we add unto his name. Mrs. J. W. Arnold. Noles From Valley Cenler All the organizations in the Valley Center ward are organized to begin activities the first week of the new year. All officers were sustained at the Sacrament meeting Sunday, December 29. The officers presented and sustained were as follows: Relief Society Coral Brown, president, with Marie Giles and LaVon Salisbury, counselors. Relief Society meeting will be held in the Millcreek ward Relief Society room Wednesday at 2 o'clock. Y.M.M.LA. m. Jessie Rowsell, organist, and Crwrge Gunderson, director, will be head of the ward choir. Their time for practice has not been definitely decided. Visiting in California Mr .and Mrs. Ray B. Allan are touring in southern California and having a grand time according to reports from them. Mr. Allan was last heard from at El Centro and was feeling like a new man after breathing the fine desert air between Utah and Mexico. Mrs. Allan is fond of traveling and is right at home among California scenic spots. Entertain New Year's Eve Mrs. Manasseh Smith entertained for members of the Gilbert family on New Year's Eve. Five Hundred was played, prizes being won by Mrs. Orson Hanson and Mr. Ephraim Christensen for high score., by Mrs. Emil Parker and Mr. Orson Hanson for low score. The house prize went to Mr. Emil Parker. A midnight lunch was served and the Smiths and their guests heralded in the New Year with the blowing of horns and much gaiety. SPIRITUAL HEALING IS ILLUSTRATED The Christian Science for Sunday, January 1941, will include a discussion the subject, "Spiritual Healing i 5. f is Illustrated." Among the Scriptural references will be found: "Ad at ever., when the sun did ' set, they brough unto him (Jesus) all that were diseased and them that were sick of divers diseases, and cast out many devils; and suffered not the devils to speak, because they knew him." (Mark: I, 32, 34). Excerpts from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy to b discussed: "Our Master cast out devils (evils) ad healed the sick. It should be said of his followers also, that they cast fear and all evil out of themselves and others and heal the sick. G"i will heal the sick through man is governed by God. Man governed by his Maker, having no other Mind. planted on the Evangelist's statement that 'All things were mad'-bHim (the Word of God); and without Him was not anything made that was made.' can triumph over sin, sickness, and death." (p. 474, 30-231, mar-whene- 30-2- ). 2; Complete Automotive Service Stormlzing Equipment Blacksmithing. Welding and Electric Welding 2397 So. State Phone New Years Greetings to All Ends, Kitchen Range, Many Other Itemsl Utah! CHEAP! Grains of Gold No. 3 East At Your Grocery Store 48th South Karl Kelerstrass ... SEASON'S GREETINGS TO ALL UTAH! GRANT WARD RELIEF SOCIETY DANCE POSTPONED The dance in Grant ward, sponsored by the Relief Society and scheduled f ,r January 3, will be held in the amusement hall of the ward on Friday, January 10, oMitm in charge said. Mjsic tor all ages will be played by Carter's orchestra. The Vaierworks Equipment Co. ' Extends the wish for a Happy and Prosperous New ear to every individual residing in the LVsent State. May your coming year be a fruitful one! 2nd South nbi J.3V1-- , JrJrJrJrJf HIGH PRIESTS QUORUM ORGANIZED IN NEW STAKE JUNIOR WOMEN'S t It TO MtET JANUARY The Murray Junior Womrn't club will meet Monday evening January 6. at 7 30 p m. at the home cf Miss Lillian Belhston. Mis Afto McMillan, prcsidrnt, will preside. The Murray Eagle joins the many in extending condolencs and sympathy to Mayor Berger and the Berger family at the passing of this good man. Furniture, Odds & tabrr.ac!e ary. r. AU Kinds of SINGS IN "MESSIAH" Ms Shirley Westover was chosen from the Junior group to sir.g in the Messiah, which was presented last Sunday in the is president; D. Perry Williams, first counselor; J. Vernon 'C;nd counselor; and Sharp. Vard GnfTith, urcretary. The f.rst meeting of the officers will be hrli at the Cottonwood ward meeting house at 7.30 pm. on the second Monday of Janu- Ber-ge- Burley Garage IIUST SELL in 2 DAYS! 7.30 Jr, Berger was a man cf unswerving loyalty, and was courageous and honest. Few men have contributed more to the upbuilding of a community than did Mr. lesson-sermo- n M M Holmes, pre- sident; Joseph Wallace and Rex Rodebach, counselorrs; Kay Anderson, secretary. Vilda Barrett, president; Ardella Rich and Buelah Newman, counselors; Margaret Lindbeck, secretary. The Mutual will holds its meeting Wednesday eveing at 8 o'clock in the Millcreek ward chapeL Primary Rose Little, president; Grace Walters and Gladys Carlisle, counselors; Jennie Row-el- l, secretary. Their meeting will be held on Wednesday at 4 p.m. Sunday School Sherman Park, president; Charles Rowsell and Rex Fairholme, counselors; Mae Wallace, secretary. Mrs Thelma Holmes will be superintendent of the Junior Sunday School Sunday School will be held in the Millcreek ward on Sunday morning at 11 a.m. Fast meeting will be held at the Millcreek ward chapel at 12:15. Other weeks, Sacrament meeUng will be held at 12:30 p. and The high priests quorum of B;g Cottonwood stake has been orgamcd, Richard W. Madsrn, seems he belong- ed. o'clock. Choir practice will be held at 8.30 p m. under the direction of Park Conner with William Mros as organist. Relief Society, Primary and Mutual will be held at their usual times Tuesday afternoon and evening. ti SERVICES HELD FOR GOTTLIEB BERGER, 83 (Continued from Page One) Gotilieb Berger Y.L.M.I A. will hold their conjoint meeting. David A. Brock-ban- k will be the speaker and a fine program has been arranged. Monday evening, Millcreek ward Priesthood will meet in the chapel at PRODUCTS Written In Memory Of HOLLADAY in VITAMIN lor Enfiy JPhaflmaMy DAUGHTERS IN HOSPITAL FOR APPENDICITIS Two daughters of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Rupp of Taylorsville entered hospitals last week for operations for appendictis. Miss Norma Rupp is in the L. D. S. hospital and is reported in fair condition following complications. Mrs. Elva Rushton is reported doing well at St Mark's hospital. The West's Finest Theatres Offer You The Pick of ALL The Pictures . . . AND WHILE THEY'RE NEW! 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