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Show THE MURRAY EAGLE Page 4 turkey dinner for an aunt, Mrs. Daniel Mackay of Los Angeles. Besides the guest of honor, those who attended were Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mackay, Mr. and Mrs. Hvrum J. Mackay, Mr. and Mrs. Manasseh Smith and Mr. and A lovely Mrs. J. B. Stewart. dinner was enjoyed by all, as was an enjoyable visit. Murray Social Events Ceremony at Home Unites Couple A lovely ceremony at the home of the bride's parents united Miss Nahrean Julia Christensen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Christensen, 3683 South Thirteenth East street, and Verne D. Rasmussen on Monday evening, March 15. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Rasmussen, 3691 South Thirteenth East street. The bride's grandfather, Christian Christensen of Chester, Utah, performed the ceremony. Attending the bride were Mrs. Eva Van Gerver, a sister, as matron of honor, and Miss LaDonna Christensen, another sister, and Miss Patricia Rasmussen, a niece of the bridegroom, as bridesmaids. Don McMurdie served as best man. The bride was lovely in white Venetian lace organdy and she carried a bride's bouquet of roses and gardenias. A reception for the couple followed the wedding ceremony, 200 friends and relatives attending. Several showers have been given for the bride, including one by Mrs. D. M. Watkins and Mrs. B. E. Olsen, and a club shower at the home of Mrs. Roy Calton. Assisting were Mrs. N. Remington, Mrs. Clarence Neilson and Miss Virginia Newman. Mr. and Mrs. Rasmussen will be at their new home at Westminster Heights. Returns Mrs. Edwin Eyre has returned visit to Rawlins, from a ten-da- y Wyo., with relatives and friends. Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. James Leo Jensen Jr. and small daughter Janet-Le- e are visiting from Los Angeles with Mr. Jensen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Leo Jensen, 4903 Wasatch avenue. ' Leaves for California Mrs. Sherman D. Freeze left Friday for California to visit her husband, who is attending the signal corps- school at San Jose, 1 - Cal. ' l Sherman enlisted in the signal corps last October and has been in training at West high school until recently. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Freeze of Murray. Birthday Club Meets The Birthday club met Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Two S. A. Mackay in Bennion. y guests were honored, S. A. B. and Seth Asay. 1 & . Mac-wa- X TV HOLLADAY By Mrs. Pearl Farrell Garden Club Elects Officers . The Holladay Garden club held its meeting Monday evening in the Holladay wardhouse. Election of officers was made at this time and those selected were: Mrs. A. Bogedahl, president; Mrs. G. A. Jump, vice president; Mrs. L. Sheets, treasurer; Mrs. Verne Miller, recording secretary, and Mrs. Walters, corresponding secretary. Mr. L. Sheets and Mr. Walters were held over as board members. Following the business meeting a drawing for some potted plants was held. Party Given DeparJinsr Soldier A party was given last Thursday evening for Bob Foster and John Smith, who left last Friday for Fort Douglas after their week's leave. The celebration was given at the Smith home. P'pn.Ccld and Green Ball Holladay ward is planning for its God and Green ball, to be held in the ward on April 9. GRANGER 1 I "4 The' former Miss Nahrean Christensen, who became the bride of Mr. Verne D. Rasmussen Monday evening, March 15. limcheon was served and cards played. Spend Sunday in Ogden Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Brinton spent Sunday in Ogden. They accompanied their daughter, Mrs. Barbara Wise, and two children, Joe and Roger, who have been visiting here, and spent the day at the Wise home in Ogden. Dinner Guests Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Wright entertained at a family dinner party at their home Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Wright and son, Grant; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wright, all of Hyrum; Dr. and Mrs. S. L. Wright and small son, Dale, and Mrs. Rose Thomas. Visiting Here Mrs. E. B. Rcasoner of Burley, Idaho is visiting her with Mrs. R. O. Simons. Mrs. Simons and Mrs. Reasoner have been workClub Meets ing for the past six months at The Murray Bridge club met the arsenal in Ogden. Mrs. ReaWednesday afternoon with Mrs.i soner will return to Burley soon. Floyd Green at her home on Honored on Birthday Mrs. James Kilby was honored A lovely Coatsville avenue. at a surprise party given Monday evening by her daughter, Mrs. Mary Phelan. The occasion was the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Kilby. The guests spent the evening in playing Five Hundred, after which a delightful luncheon was served. Attending were Mrs. Emma Donnelly, Miss Ella Donnelly, Mr.s Henry Henninkamp, Mrs. Bob Moller, Mrs. Arnold Berg, Mrs. Dora Larsen, Mrs. M. L. Papworth, Mrs. Theresa Hoffman, Mrs. A. B. Caldwell, Mrs. Esther Liljenfeldt, Mrs. Harold Caldwell, Mrs. Wilford Muth, Mrs. Clinton Smith, Mrs. Bert Cooper, Mrs. Lou Larsen, Mrs. ; John McCarren, Mrs. Art Sarkis-ia- n, Mrs. Arthur Jones and Miss Winnifred Kilby. The prizes were won by Mrs. Henninkamp and Mrs. Donnelly. Mrs. Kilby received many lovely gifts, including some beautiful cut llowers. In Salt Lake Miss Lillian James has been spending the past few days in Salt Lake City, where she has been staying with Miss Rachael Weller. Visit Parents Mr. and Mrs. George C. Brown of Layton were guests at the home of Mrs. Brown's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Singleton, 3739 South Second East street. Entertain Officers and Teachers The officers and teachers of the Murray First ward will be entertained on Friday evening, March 19, by the bishopric of the ward. A fine' entertaining program has been arranged and it will be followed by games and light refreshments. LIONS ENTERTAIN DRAPER CLUB The newly organized Draper Lions club were guests Thursday Give Turkey Dinner evening at a meeting held by the On Thursday evening of last Murray Lions in the Arlington week Mr. and Mrs. Lloyde Mac- - school. An excellent program kaq of Bennion entertained at a was enjoyed. St. Patrick's Party Given Little Miss Roxie Redmond entertained a group of friends at a St. Patrick's day party at her home Wednesday afternoon. Operetta at Junior High The Irving Junior Operetta, written by the students of the school, will be presented on April 1 and 2. The name selected for the production is "From Hills to Drills." Scandal Sheet Sent to Service Boys The second edition of "The Scandal Sheet," news of Holladay ward collected by Mrs. N. E. Wagstaff and the Gleaner Girls, is about ready to be mailed to boys of the ward in the service. Gives Dinner Party Mrs. Herbert Ritzman entertained at a delightful dinner party for a group of her friends last Thursday evening. Entertained Advisers and members of Holladay ward bishopric entertained last Friday for deacons of the ward. A roller skating party was enjoyed in Sugarhouse, after which they all returned to the ward for chili. Deacons Literary Club Meets Literary Dames met last The JDmited States EDepartmtent f3n HOUSED Mon- - I"tah. ana urson ivirs. McRae 0f , id -- dh , flip i..e iruni T ?? is recov- by Miss Ruel Baw- J V Hffl g-- udn ivicnae and Woods were ushers. i at the 26 Evi L v prebt-iuu- T br1 fnes Announcement is mad nf marriage of Miss Phyllis IW in, uiiugmci uj. ivir. and Albert Bangerter, and RPX civilian Artnur, son ot Mr. and Mrs. at sie McArthur of Mauna. H. P. Can- The ceremony was perfor--the home of the bride's fcnan oi uie and ents, with Bishop Merrill Pr- Iresided out.4 were ison officiating. The bride wore a blue spr suit. Her corsage was orchid; ) A wedding reception was t jf.rea mcmuc ;f, n, nuirmon, following the ceremony. service Mrs. McArthur has been h m far e and child jft ored by, several showers. 7 i labor sup- couple will make their home" Magna. 5! at p; divif from the : Mrs. W. A. Mackay and sions will be jar of County jaKe W. Mor al the county orrmization. ,ij include some X Rulon Mackay attended a b: J 4 day evening with Mrs. N. Wagstaff. Mrs. Lucille Adairi gave the book report. numbers ard ill 0 Balanced Agriculture' f a balancnl -- sugar beets an important part of ?r ItT - 1 joa'L'' district should do his part. CStOck - - The in more dairy product? W!!:0mmy The Government is guaranteeing to you au increased price of about SI. 30 a ton for.) our 1913 crop . . . inolas:-es- . without increas- . I"-- L(' i!ouM; D "c of sugar beet red pounds of meat, fi Brighter Labor Prospects J't t'( - - a re necessary field labor for sugar beet growers u r' drUnili rncnnmalli.. .1. 1..., ..La mi f V'l TT..1 ing the price of sugar to consumer?. Moreover, now is the time to maintain individual and s, and pulp and . . for 1 l ave the full cooperation of the dis- riatfs trict beet acreage records to assure favorable quotas after Dc-artni- cnt Tar Manpower of Agriculture, the War Ucl" ( 8 .:! -- r Ivct growers and processors. Plans call for th u c i'f ;;) JapancM evacuees, besides local students, and i 't" a!i 3 M and towns an.l a portion of 13,000 workers the war. li expected to be available for farm labor through".' The Bed Con I rae I Mas APPROVED if - rT' by, crowers and nrneesort tcllo, March 9, in complete harmony and with a sincere expression on both sides tl''1 k to set record bed quotas in 1913. Enlist Your Farm in the Program . . . ask your local USD-poa- r ' and refresh- - by if portant to carry on will i;zation Blauer Bangerter has left the army. He will be static: at Seattle, Wash., where he i attend a meteorology school Blauer has been attending'. Agricultural college in Logan. present individual and records at high levels as a basis for fur. f for ISee Lgluu yMy. Little Jean Murphy and my McRae carried the veil. shows west's sugar beet crop in 1913. High Price ior Beds ball Green ! Assisting in rcccivinu guests were Mr. and Mrs. The:" 1V1UI California I'ghter- . H)TT-- l T , recently u- -s :' by maintaining living in a beet suuar factory who d matron Protect Future Acrea With this warning every fanner their for inson. Dan McRap J honor, tending matron,, Miss Grace Rae as maid of honor, Miss h na Bateman and Miss Jean b ingston as bridesmaids r, cerried bouquets of pink anu sweui peas. Best man was Carl brother of the bride. v L" . ill! m op about the importance of the - ynday nigHt jimrieuStani: is autlioritalivc word for- - jivden. .1 dj0n Mr anH Mr . , ' T,l..i hprt. of Rlnpkfnnt wi, 'uaao A wedding reception the couple was given by tbt ems oi tne bride. The hri' U1"? aa Ui wiiue satin a bride's bouquet white roses and cardpni Attending the bride wew v ; Mrs. Gn" Iksons tort SEDTIRL TO Here iVndrickson make their bert, whose marriage took in the Salt Lake L. D. s tt Mrs. Lambert is the june Mcnae, a daughter m iviaL-Ray- Guest Here Miss Phyllis Liddle was the guest of Miss Berniece Ohlin at her home on Seventh East street during last week. J By Ruth Smith Making their home in Salt t are Mr. and Mrs. James L u Mirch invited e are in- - |