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Show Thursday, January 9, 1941 THE MURRAY EAGLE Murray Social Events Of The Week in California Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Finley of 4100 South 2nd West, have gone to California to visit their daughter, Miss Loa Rose Finley, who is attending the Loa Academy for Girls there. Daughters of Pioneers to Meet The monthly meeting of the Millcreek camp of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers will be held at the home of Mrs. Mary Belle Hamilton at her home on 7th To Visit East. Officers Hold Party home of Mrs. Rose Little Monenday afternoon. Games were refreshments and light joyed were served. Spend Day in Springville Mr. and Mrs. Hugh G. Glenn and daughter, Bonnie Dec, spent Saturday in Springville as guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Baker. Visits Granddaughter Mrs. Vilate Glenn spent Sun-cla- y at the home of her granddaughter, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley of Midvale. Returns from Vacation Miss Rosalie Stauffer has from a two week vacation at Hollywood, California, visiting with Miss Helen McCain and Miss Rosemary Stauffer. She attended the Mickey Rooney broadcast of "Young Tom Edison." and the Al Pearce and His Gang program. Returning via Las Vegas, Nevada, a day was spent at Boulder Dam. ed Returns from Nicaragua Mrs. Lowell Tye returned Saturday from Nicaragua, Central America, having spent the past fntir months there with her husband. Mrs. Tye says she enjoyed visit immensely and liked the country and weather down there very much. hi-- Holds Dinner The N.H. club entertained at a pot luck dinner Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Eva Bishop. Arrives for Visit Mrs. Gottlieb Oster of Monan-g- i. North Dakota, has arrived at the home of the Reverend and Mrs. Schuldhciss for an extended visit. Mrs. Oster is the mother if Mrs. Schuldhciss. It is expected that .she will stay through the month of January. Ei.trrtains Guests Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dowd of Colorado, have been guests at the home of Mrs. Sarah M. White and daughter, Miss Helen While. Other guests during the past wcvk were Mr. and Mrs. George Higgins and Mrs. O. O. Forsgrcn, the latter of Brigham N il. Club La-Jur- a, City. Honor Birthday Anniversary 1. moring Mrs. Milton Golsan's birthday anniversary, a number if friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Head- 1 . I :..t . IT . .... ie uiiie iiermussay: 7T i Engagement Announced Maternity Home Hop-kinso- Ix-ro- girl. Mr. and Mrs. Cort Rosenham, Midvale, boy. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Harris, Salt Lake, twins, boy and girl. Mr. and Mrs. Delmar G. Sterling, Riverton, girl. Mr. and Mrs. Mason A. Peterson, Salt Lake, girl. Mr. and Mrs. Preston Matthews, Murray, girl. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Brown, 258 West 48th South, boy. Mr. and Mrs. Joe H. Salt Lake, boy. Mr. and Mrs. Homer L. Ewell, West Jordan, boy. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer L. 3842 Highland Drive, boy. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin I. Nelson, 4730 Hanauer Ave., girl. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Bring-hurs3205 South 5th East, boy. Mr. and Mrs. Ray ' R. Law, 2604 South West Temple, boy. Entertain in Honor of Son In honor of the fourth birthday anniversary of their son, Glenn David, the Reverend and Mrs. J. P. Payne entertained at a dinner Sunday for a few of their friends. West-broo- Entertain at Birthday Party Complimenting Mrs. Val Sund-walmembers of her bridge club entertained at a birthday party Wednesday at the home of Mrs. E. V. Hardy. A 1 o'clock luncheon was served and the afternoon was spent at cards. Ob-ar- 8 11 4-- k, 4-- H d, t, Rebekahs to Meet Members of the Rcbekah Past Noble Grad club will meet Mon- day afternoon at 2 o'clock with Mrs. Elizabeth Carter at her home on Poplar street. H0LLADAY Daughters of Pioneers to Meet Twin Peaks Camp, Daughters of Utah Pioneers, met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. O. T. Jensen. The lesson given was on "Military Forts of the West" Assisting hostesses were Mrs, E. P. Henrichsen, Mrs. C. W. White-ma- n and Mrs. Mecham. Returns to School Miss June Wright returned to the A. C. in Logan this week following a two weeks' vacation here with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Wright. Return from California Mr. and Mrs. Vaun Fothering-hahave just returned from a week in California, where they were gueests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Fothringham of Southgate. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Theron Fotheringham. To Fete Bridge Club Mrs. George Dwyer will be hostess to the Murray Bridge club at her home in Salt Lake Friday afternoon. m Entertain at Home Mr. and Mrs. John L. Dame entertained at their home on Valley View Sunday evening for a group of friends. Games were enjoyed during the evening and refreshments were served. Relief Society Meets Following a two weeks' vacation, Holladay ward Relief Society met Tuesday afternoon. Next Tuesday, January 14, Mrs. Edna Hollingworth will give the lesson on nutrition. Work on Book Covers Last Friday the Junior Girls of Taylorsville ward spent the afternoon with their leader, Mrs. Fred Barker. The time was spent in working on covers for their books. Luncheon was served at B o'clock to the Misses Arva and Verna Holder, Arvella and Mildred June Barker, Nola Mackay, Lorraine Harrison and Velma Garringer. Mrs. Barker presented the girls with their official pins for the Junior Girls. Entertains N.H. Club Mrs. Mary Anne Jensen entertained members of the N.H. club Wednesday evening at its regular business meeting. Entertains for Club Mrs. Barlow Muir entertained at her home Thursday afternoon for members of her club. Luncheon was served to eight guests and games were played during the afternoon. Entertains Kliques Club Mrs. Glen Bean entertained for the Kliques club Tuesday evening, January 7, at the home of her mother, Mrs. A. White on Hanauer street. Light refreshments were served and Five Hundred was played, prizes going to Mrs. Thomas Oliver, Mrs. Sherman Wright, and Mrs. John Muth, as honored guest. Entertains Jolly Contractors Mrs. Fabian R. Hickman entertained Wednesday for her club, the Jolly Contractors. Following luncheon, the afternoon was spent in playing bridge. Study Group Meets Holladay Democratic Ladies' Study Group met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Paul Manwaring. A very interesting program was enjoyed. Relief Society Selects Officers Mrs. Louise Quist was sustained as president of Mt. Olympus Relief Society Sunday morning at Sacrament meeting in the ward. Her counselors are Mrs. Afton Parkinson and Mrs. Amy Casto. Mrs. Pearl Peterson was retained as secretary of the organization. Entertains for Guests Miss Zola Newman entertained at a party recently at her home, 5607 Holladay Boulevard. Eleven guests enjoyed an evening of games, after which refreshments were served. Testimonial Given A farewell testimonial was given Sunday evening in Mt. Olympus ward for Lynn New- - s if" f MISS RACHEL WALLACE TAYLORSVILLE WARD TO PRESENT COMEDY M. I. A. of Taylorsville ward will present "A Home for Henry," a three-ac- t comedy by Stone, at the South Cottonwood recreation hall Friday evening, January 10. The play is directed by Mrs. Hyrum Bennion, Jr., and tho.se participating are: Elbert Bennion, Calvin Paxton, Kenneth Simper, Leland Brown, Halvor Bennion, Lorraine Harrison, Jessie Thexton, Kenneth Lindsay, Coda Jones, Wilma Bennion, Allene Youngberg, June Barker, Lyle Bennion, Cleo Harrison. RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL Mrs. Clyde Barker has just returned from the hospital with a fine baby boy. Both mother and son are reported doing nicely. man, son of Mrs. Lorette Newman. Lynn will leave soon for a mission to the Southern States. Entertains at Kitchen Shower Mrs. D. C. Thomas entertained at a kitchen shower Wedesday evening at her home, 4805 Wander Lane, complimenting Mrs. Carl H. Lyons, a recent bride. 0 h -- ''lU "jh La-vo- Valley Cenier M.I. A. Conjoint meeting announced. The Primary will be held at p.m. Wednesday. Mrs. Little is very anxious to have all children of the Valley Center ward for Quality, Flavor and Valuer hostess. Mill-cree- Guest of President Grant Monday, Mrs. Fred Barker was a luncheon guest at the home of President and Mrs. Heber J. Grant. af-th- m mm DEpENDNG on SIZE USED NOW BUYS A GOODRICH GUARANTEED TIRE ) EQUIP YOUR CAR HOW AND PAY AS YOU RIDE TO ON THE 1' ROUTE freedom you'll enjoy every travel comfort, with cost low at hazards-all from highway and weather when you go on fast, modernly appointed Union Pacific trains. Yes, FARES EVERYWHERE to MURRAY EMomphi: Round trip lror CHICAGO fc.tlkt(r, Sinilur low $35.10 59.35 $33.35 48.60 $22.40 47.00 LOS ANGELES lt to ! poial. y low one Llial jelutnlimiU. 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Mrs. Robert Dust was assisting present. The Relief Society will meet at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning. Members will sew all morning and the regular monthly luncheon will be served at noon. The work and business meeting will be held at 2 p.m. A moving picture show will be held in Millcreek ward amusek ment hall together with the ward on Friday evening. The title of the picture has not yet been announced. Choir practice will be held e Wednesday evening directly M.I.A. meeting. OR THE EAST National Distiller! Products Corporation, New York DEMOCRATIC 4 ttjiits Tim MARK AS will be held at the Millcreek ward chapel, Sunday, January 12, at 12:30 p.m. A very good program has been arranged. The Mutual will meet Wednesday evening at 7:30 p.m. instead of 8 o'clock, as was previously FECIAL vSUffV UNION PACIFIC i Mrs. It. II. Wallace announces the engagement of her daughter, Rachael, to Mr. Sherman Park, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Park. The marriace will take place in the Salt Lake Temple at noon, Wednesday, January 15. A reception will be given by the bride's mother in the Millcreek ward amusement hall on 39th South and fith East. Rachael is well known in Murray and Cottonwood stake, having served on the various stake boards and in the Millcreek ward. She was leader of the club and under her leadership two of the members of the club were chosen as state representatives to Chicago. Later she served in a clubs. county position for the A number of showers and parties have been given in honor of Miss Wallace. A miscellaneous shower was given at the home of Miss June Carlisle, on 4th West, last Friday evening. Games were played and refreshments were served. On Monday evening. Mrs. n Salisbury and Miss Rose Marie Liddle entertained at a kitchen and grocery shower for Miss Wallace at the Millcreek ward lodge. Games wcr? played and refreshments were served to 40 guests. Another miscellaneous shower will be held Friday evening, January 10. at the home of Miss Alta Smith in Granger, for the girls who work with Miss Wallace at the Utah Poultry association. n, Fort Bridger, Wyoming, man last Friday evening, January 3. Five Hundred and other games were enjoyed. Lunch was served to 17 guests by Mrs. Headman. l, party of the the Valley of officers Primary Center ward was held at the A Fergeson Birlhs Al (For Past Week) Mr. and Mrs. Harold I. 5 Page fi: |
