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Show f THE MURRAY EAGLE2, Murray, Utah, Thursday, May Page 8 I MURRAY FIRST WARD NEWS 1946 ' Classified Advertising FRESH TOG MILK GOAT. AND CARPET LINOLEUM 1 GEESE, French. Chick pair. Very reasonable. laying. Charles Bates, 4965 Glen. St., Murray. Mur. 316. (4-2- SALE: FOR ranges, Second hand living room $24.95; $39.95; circulator sets, c. heaters, and up; one large oak din- $29.95 all sizes new genuine Estate Heatrolas; secondhand portieres. H. Gra3 Furniing table, $4.95; ture Store. April 18-2- 5 WALLPAPER CLEANING nd building repairing. Paper hanging and painting. Phone Murray J. 0 tv n, GARDEN plowing done. ReaMEN WANT WORK: Bricksonable. Call Murray 815-- J or laying, concrete and cinder block Holladay 15-laying. Telephone Murray 287-- J. FLOWERS AND PLANTS: All Bertha Doty Becomes Bride kinds of flower plants, pansy, Of Kay Richins dahlia bulbs; tomato and cabbage Mr. and Mrs. William Doty of plants. Harold Long, 7300 South announce the marriage Murray 2. 18, 25, State. May April Miss Bertha of J. BOWEN'S FLOWER Gardens, 6460 So. State. Now ready, large variety perennial rock plants, hybrid delph., phlox, giant pansies, 3 doz. $1. Small evergreens from 75c to $2. IIIIHIIIIMIIMIIIII HMMHMIIMlimimMIMMMMMimttM G. OFFERS I. $100 Reward for information leading to rental of satisfactory home in Murray or Holladay Will buy vacant building lot or pay cash for . equity in reasonably priced home in Murray or Holladay. Mur. 669 JlimltlMtlMIHttllllllllllttllltltllMlltMlllltlMtllMIIMMtlll their daughter, Arlene Doty, to Kay W. Richins, a son of Mrs. Mabel R. Richins, 148 Williams street, Salt Lake. The double ring ceremony was solemnized by Judge Gene Ward in Las Vegas, Nev., April 14. Following the ceremony, the newlyweds honeymooned at the Last Frontier hotel in Las Vegas, The bride wore a pearl gray suit with a matched rhinestone pin and bracelet set. Her accessories were black, with tiny blue blossoms atop her beanie. Mr. Richins attended the Uni versity of Utah, where he was affiliated with Intercollegiate Knights, Theta Alpha Phi and Kappa Gamma Psi. He is now production manager of KDYL ra dio station. Mrs. Richins is graduate of Jordan high school. Last Tuesday evening a lawn party was given in their honor by the groom's sister and broth Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Schoenfeld, at their home, 518 G street, Salt Lake City. iiimtiiMiiimiiiiHMMHttiiittiiiiiiiiiiifmiiiimiiiMMiiiiHiiiiiii MIMIftMIIIltltllllllllllttllltllltlllllMIIIIMIIItllllllMIlllllltllll(llll(lltlllllllllltllll(lltllllllllllllllllllllMltllfllllllll(l(ll MtMMMMtHmlMIMIMIMMIimtltMIMttlMllflMMIIHIMM STORE HOURS 9 n n; FOR SAND and gravel, soil, call Murray 289-- 287-- 1 Burbidge, Junior Girls: Ella Relief Society and Norma Gaufin Gem Mattson, Are you a near relative to old Eletka Did you Giacoma, Beehive Girls; Mr. Ben Puttin-it-ofl- ? Virgin Holliday, Jennie Johnson, think, "I certainly intend to go ia Mcllenry, Melvina Winter, to Relief society. I used to go all Lena C. Hirschi. Marie Blacker the time. I never missed a meet- and Leona Westover, LDS Girls' much and it so I enjoyed ing. S. L. Wright, Dr. advisors; really felt better, too, getting out McDonald, scouts; Russell among friends and neighbors that Vern Mattson, Sunday school enone day a week, and I learned a listment director; Grant Sleatoj, lot besides." Jack Devine, Ramond Townsend. Of course you enjoyed it and and Smith, deacons; Stanley The friends and earned a lot. James Johansen, teachers; R. R. are met "the with you neighbors Paul Lever-sosalt of the earth." But you'll Rasmussen, priests; Lou Jacobsen Juniors; Betty have to hurry, Mrs. Ben Puttin-it-ofadvanced There's only one more and Calvin Carlson, : Earl Smith, Gospel mesJuniors month of regular weekly meet Walt Gehring and Mildred ings. Yes, time certainly flies. sage; Mr. and Mrs. We have had the loveliest times Bailey, Seniors; Frank Morgan. imaginable. Think how nice it Bishop Lawrence P. Parry will could have been if you would in charge of the meeting. be have joined us. Try a little hard er to be with us throughout May, Capt. Sherman S. Brinton won't you? Speaker at Sacrament Meeting You say you can t find a baby Recently returned from duty in tender. Well, we have priority on Sherman S. BrinEurope, that. The kiddies who come ton was Capt. at sacrament the speaker along with their mothers just love last Sunday eevning. He Cleo. She makes their afternoon meeting as a dor-to- r related his experiences Mprrhants Attend Sales School The Utah Power and Light Co. is eonH,,;.. i,.i.rav such a pleasant one. So come in the U. S. army and as as- intensive basic sales training course for Murray electrical appliance dealers. The program isdestl kiddies. the along and bring anH salesmen with modern merchandising methods. Three MnrtHpsIpi-sistant coordinator to Elder Hugh t Kottor May Program Outlined Brown for LDS service men. He are represented in this school: Reed Electric. Brady Milne Appliance Co., Tom Neff Firestone May promises to be a busy and also expressed his delight in be- In the picture, left to right: John Elliot Clark. Orvil Sorenson, Bob Pooler Don Clark, I. J. Reed ,; mcia uain. m camera. interesting month. ing home here in the valley of Sorenson, At rarK, bam XNen, uon raiine, iveii orau.y. man m. mi nmy It's time now to think about the mountains with his family MURRAY THIRD WARD canning and to wonder if your and friends. THREE MURRAY SERVICE PRAISES MURRAY CITY pressure cooker leaks. It should RELIEF SOCIETY MEN DISCHARGED Bishop L. P. Parry expressed FIRE DEPARTMENT be tested, you know, and we have the joy of the folks at home to We have a fire department in a priority on that, too. On TuesMurray Third ward Relief,! Three Murray service men were have Capt. Brinton home again, day, May 14, at 2 p. m., Mrs. Jane as well as all .the other service Murray which is a credit to our recently discharged from the ciety held a special meet Eskelsen and LaVern Curtz will men and women who have re- city and of which we should be army at the Fort Douglas sepa- Tuesday at 1 p. m. The Mur I .First ward Relief society v( very proud. give a demonstration on testing turned. ration center. cookers in the kitchen. Every tne guests, bpecial visiting I was a witness at a fire on of son A. William Isaacson, T5 lady is invited to come, not just Primary Convention 59th South street Monday night Mr. and Mrs. A. Isaacson, 1314 officers were Sisters Merle mJ the Relief society members. Sunday Evening and Alice which completely destroyed a East 70th South, Murray, and t,lia On Tuesday. May 21, Viola Brother M. O. Evans was t Sunday evening at 5:30 p. m., barn, some livestock, a coop and husband of the former Miss BarStrange will conduct a discussion May 5, the Primary association chickens. Only the excellent, bara Behunin, 461 East 5lh South. aircuicu guc-sspeaner. nespc l on children's literature. She will will hold its convention in the efficient work of our fire departon the interesting subject T 12 who Lake served Salt City, have books and helps for your ward chapel and present a spe- ment saved a chicken coop, gaDevelopment in t as a machinist, Spiritual children's reading pleasure dur- cial program in which the chil- rage and two houses' which were months overseas is authorized to wear the Euro- Home." ing summer vacation. dren will take part. All are in- in danger of being destroyed. Music, was furnished by pean theater of operations ribbon On Tuesday, May 28, we'll hold vited to attend and witness this ask our firemen with one battle star, good con- Third ward Singing Mothers, tl is to unfair It a combination Mother's and special der the direction of Sister LaT. program. to fight such a fire with inade- duct medal and victory ribbon. Daughter's day and closing social. Accompanist was S, of worst quate equipment and, Prior to entering the army on Wahlquist. In May, 1936, Jennie B. Knight, Ward Meetings Sunday Louise er Alsop. One little water. of the all, em very Isaacson was 16, June 1944, a general board member of the Priesthood meeting at 9 a. m. in Sister Virginia Whetman Relief society, proposed a plan to the chapel. Sunday school at 10 neighbors who lost a chicken coop ployed as a machinist at Salt and Sister Grace Tt? in president to fire the sprinkle attempted Lake City. be known as "Daughter's Day." a. m. Fast day sacrament meetof the organization is of secretary his home with the Her plan was accepted and the ing in recreation hall at 11 a.m. the roof T5 Richard D. Burrows, son of The Singing Mothers and of I hose fire before the department Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Burrows of day chosen was the Tuesday near- Primary convention and program of cers we stake ward and the arrived, but the pressure was so Murray, who served 19 months est the birthday of the general in the chapel at 5:30 p. m. with low pansy corsagtl water the that wouldn't presented overseas as a crane operator, is which were both president of the Relief society, original &l reach. who had the most daughters. The rr-.r- . authorized to wear the European beautiful. I have been told that water theater of honor went to Clarissa Smith operations ribbon with Bouquets of lilacs were placd pressure is low all over the city, two battle stars, good conduct Williams, sixth general president, about the chapel which adce! but that plenty of water is avail- medal, victory ribbon, combat in who had eight daughters. Her to much the lovely atmosphere t we if able have pipes strong fantryman's badge and the purple birthday is April 21, so that the meeting. to to it our homes. He heart. on enough "Daughter's Day" would have entered the carry arrmy By Mrs. Violet Boyce Fire is a treacherous thing and I January 13, 1944. been on April 23 this year. How' believe we should have proper ever, with four wards in our comPfc. Arbor J. Breinholt, son of with which to fight it. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Breinholt of equipment munity asking for girls to be exThe three "buddies" who have cused from school well, it's just There is an excellent of Murray, and husband of the for too much, so we planned to post- been inseparable since their en- cooperation between the spirit mer Miss Carlie Wright, Bland- Murray Soper Eunice Mary Walled trance the into navy twa years and pone our "Daughter's Day" and fire departments. The ing, Utah, who served 10 months and Robert, Draper, boy, April 2 county combine it with our closing social. ago, left for their navy base in county was called Monday night overseas as a truck driver, is au South Carolina on Monday after Stoker Betty Jean Miller as I Very nice plans are being made and used water the carried on thorized to wear the Asiatic-Pacifi- c a with short visit their be; relatives for this occasion, so mark May their truck to help protect the theater of operations ribbon, Sterling William, Midvale, here. 26. 23 with a red crayon on your calApril William Hull, seaman 1c and home. These departments have good conduct medal, victory ribendar. You'll hear more about it bon each and Lovato Gertrude Lopez a." in other of cases liberation helped Philippine son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hull, as the day draws near. ribbon. to adtheir mutual Joe M., 337 West Gregson, Mu1375 East 56th South. Gordon emergency Remember to vantage. Prior boy, April 26. rray, the on army entering Reynolds, CM 3 c and son of Mr. It isn't so much the things we do, and The small increase to taxpayers December 13, 1944, Brienholt was Mrs. Clyde Reynolds, 1080 Reese Beverly Carol McConi But the things we leave undone, Kast 48th his wife, for pipe to give our community employed as a bricklayer at Salt and Lynn Thomas. 134 West Mi and South, That give us a bit of a headache the former Vcrgcne Horton of sufficient water and pressure for Lake City. South, Murray, girl. April V. At the setting of the sun. Donald Haws, son of Mr. the comfort and protection of Murray. The tender word forgotten, and' Mrs. Glen Haws, 70th South their homes is small when we The letter we did not write, consider the loss which can be and 9th East. The flowers and cards we might All have been together these suffered in a few minutes from Are you getting full benefit from your have sent ELMO McMILLAN. months and expect to be fire. Are our haunting ghosts at night. many released together May 15. (P. S.: And our empty chair radios? HOME DEMONSTRATION at Relief society.) LaMar Draper, radioman 2'c, MONTH MAY 1 TO 31 Hoy Scouts Hold Court coast guard, miraculously escaped Home Demonstration month in We "REPAIR" ALL MAKES-HO- ME AND Of' Honor Mav 3 serious injury recently while rid- Salt be Iike will observed county The Boy Srouts of Cottonwood ing on a truck that overturned. AUTO! May 1 to 31, according to Mrs. stake will hold a Court of Honor LaMar was returning to his ship B. Lund, home demonstraNettie 3. at Grant ward Friday, May from the hospital in Panama, tion Home Demeonstration agent. A large number of scouts of where he and a companion had a week nationally will be observed troop 94 of the Murray First ward dental appointment. The boys 4203 SOUTH STATE THONE Mt'R. II will be pre sent to receive honors. accepted a ride on a truck with May 5 to 12. The Utah home demonstration Bud Smith. Frank Huff, Harold two others. One of the fellows Jensen, Bob Hill and Dick Brown, suffered a broken back and neck, service is part of the Utah State Agricultural college extension fust class scouts with five or more w l.ile the other three nursed merit badges, will be advanced minor bruises and scratches. only service, Mrs. Lund explained. The purpose of the service is to to Star Scouts. LaMar is en route to New York render educational assistance to A number of other scouts of on the USS Sentaurus AKA17, girls and their families troop 94 will bo advanced to Hot where the ship will be decom- women, in their own communities and rescouts second class and and 4881 South State St. missioned. During the wartime homes. ceive merit badges. periiHl he served on the USS The extension service, which Rus.m11 McDonald, recently re- Carson City that saw action in maintains an agricultural turned service man, is the troop the New Guinea sector, and agent and home demonstration scoutmaster. agent in in five major battle, Scoutmaster McDonald reports which entitles him to wear five nearly every county in the state, is sponsored cooperatively his troop is in need of funds and stars, Mr. by the Draper doesn't know federal govt rnmcnt. the state of a for to $100 drive riise plans where he will be stationed after Utah and the counties. Assisting ramping equipment such as tents, he teaches New York, but most in the program are, in addition first aid kits, etc., and important to him is that ho ex- - to ttie county for summer trips. subject to ie nome in lie matter specialists, agenU. faculty mem-ber- s Anyone having any work or is the son of Mr. andAugust, Mrs. John of the Utah State Agricul(Hid jobs Mich a. lawns to cul.iv ih,.M.r v...i uu i, tural ' WM"" ' ' '" college and the college ex. to errands to . , clean, run, yards periment nation, county planare asked to help by contacting Ward Primary conference will ning committees and local volunMr. McDonald or one of the.,.. u.n CoUonWWHl teer Ma at project mni!. .. leaders, ward on Sunday evening, May 5. 11 nrouKn trie home demonstra Youth is Ward group taking part in a tion program, service is leadership Merlin May 6 sptogiam outlined by the church. along such lines as will given help '" Monday evening. May 6. at 7 30 women to most efficiently and p. m. m the ward ch.ijn 1, the KIXNVIS DISCHARGE satisfactorily mert their g monthly waid youth lmditship I ROM NAVY rtollcnw. including IwiU be held. All who tenth or, See Our Fine Selection of fowls, nutrition, clothing, home Gtne L. Shrppard. S has niaangcment, home tsupetvise boys and gsrls in the .watd will ho in attendance as been honorably d.wharged from bouse beatification, fanning, farmstead follow: jibe tinted States navy cm April and community U aulificalion, Edna Mao Wilkrr.sott and Mar 6 at the naval personnel u WATCH and JEWELRY REPAIRING fam.ly health and economics of Bnntnn; Gleaners; Norma lion center in Shoemaker, Cal. home and family. a.m. to 10 p.m. except Monday Monday hours 6:30 p.m. io 10 p.m. 45TH SOUTH and STATE PHONE rwiri! t b -- is. 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