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Show J "' 1 Enjoy Dancing Party Mr- and Mrs. Art Whited, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mitchell, Barbara Griffith and Howard Wahlen joined a group of friends and spent Saturday evening dancing sj?T were out driving, enjoying a cool m Salt Lake, After the dance New Branch all went to the China Tea summer evening, when somehow they Family Tree J Gardens for a delightful midnight Listen Bray an another car loomed up in front supper. Mr. and Mrs. Kirth nf a beautiful of them and there was a collision. (We couldn't get the details ) Liberty School Has Art Exhibit "Sound baby girl, Saturday A wonderful display of art' Leslie was driving Alf's car. They ?Z 11. Mother and doiL fine and Listen all escaped with a few scratches work of all kinds will be put on exhibition at the Liberty school as well as can be ex- and a good shaking up. at 2 The Week In Grant Ward te rn is doing pected. MIA Closing Social of MIA large crowd were mem-Jr- s pretheir friends the ward amusement hallfor their closTuesday i evening was pnioved tne ward s on tunes played Susie box. Refreshments were set served. Entertain Club was host-- p Friday the evespent The girls night. various types of neening doing refreshments Delicious dlework. Miss Dorothy Kemp to her sewing club last were served. May Day Festival For some time now the students f thP Liberty school have been various parts rehearsing for their the Murray district May festival. Their leaders have .icn worked very hard and hope do their parts the boys and girls well Friday evening when the festival will take place at the Mnrrnv nark. There will be mass Anr participation, with a dance from each grade. The sixth grade girls will do a lovely Maypole dance and tne sixth grade boys will present an army drill. Scratched Up a Bit One evening last, week four young people of Grant ward, Carol Jones, Shirley Jackman, Alf Bostrom and Leslie Woods, THE MIJKItAY EAGLE Lutheran Church - 171 Murray, Utah, Thursday, May 16, 1946 East 48th South NORBERT Page 3 Classified Advertising F. ROSCHKE, Pastor Many a mother's heart will be FOR SALE: 2 sections of store SPECIAL METHOD wall both glad and sad when Sunday cleaning, expert painting. Very shelving, 7 feet long and 12 feet is over; glad because she was re492-membered with little kindnesses, good results. Moderate cost. 4593 long Phone Murray 62 East 18th South Boxelder st. Phone Mur. sad and because she will think of FOR SALE: Second hand all the other days when there is REV. R. E. SNET11EX NOW READY. Going fast. All ranges, $24.95; living room no word of appreciation, no fond annuals. 2390 South State St. circulator sets, $39.95; heaters, Large ruffled petunias, Thursday p.m. The students no gentle caress. greeting, 3 dozen $1. Tomato, cabbage and $29.95 and up; one large oak dinand teachers are The women's very proud of Sunday School Mother's met on Some will probably think it a cauliflower, 3 dozen 50c. Peren ing table, $4.95; all sizes new their work and hope the parents Thursday at the auxiliary Mrs. snameuu with church, Day Program will take time to come to the Chester piece ot news mat a nials, rock plants, very reason- genuine Estate Heatrolas; secondLyman as hostess. The Negro woman school and see what tine work has been chosen able. Pansies. 5 dozen $1. BOW- - hand portieres. H. Grass FurniThe chapel was filled to next meeting will be held Thursture Store. as the U. S. mother of 1946. If EN'S, G4G0 South State street. last Sunday morning in the children have done during day, May 23, and will be the last the past year. You will find penwe she deserved honor her it, A school. Sunday delightful pro- cil sketching; cutouts, one for the year until fall. A MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE borders, HIGH QUALITY CLOTHES at for it. However, it seems a pity gram was presented in honor of is Horse halters, leather covered picnic 20. being June plnnned wadone in many murais, that a neighboring paper had to BARGAIN prices. Everything Mother's day, with Supt. Leslie ter colors, somepieces with cravons and The F.A.D. Guild carried out, report "women outnumbered from shoes to hats. Also Jewelrv, cable tugs, canvas horse feed Fredrickson in charge. still others with powdered chalk. as usual, their custom of men" when prisoners w e r e Antiques and Gift Items. THE bags, bits, buckles, work bridle, You'll find many talents among ing flowers or plants to allpresentOpening song, "The Joy and of the brought to trial after the last WARDROBE EXCHANGE, 1314 miscellaneous horse and farm tools. 766 Elizabeth the Song," congregation. Prayer, our young people, and the schools mothers at the Sunday St., Salt East 5th South. Dial Salt Lake morning Labor day. Utah. Shirley Jackman. Sacrament song, or today give them every oppor service. Mothers' day was otherCity, Lake Utah. City, Mothers, "the hand that rocks "O Thou Kind and Gracious Fa- tunity to develop those talents. wise observed with special music We clean your rugs, cradle is the hand that rules the HOUSE ther." The sacrament was pre- Wedding Bells Will Ring FOR SALE: Frame, '.by Miss Lila Bankhead and the the world" for good or evil 4 Prevent backache for you. M; sided over by Norval Turner and rooms, with bath, $4500. 4435 Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Grif- girls' quartet, and a reading by We need more Just give us a ring, church- - Fairbourn Christian, Arden McMillan, assisted by 12 fiths announce the bet. block lane, iva and tiizaneth Beeder. forthcoming Our service is new. going, on 45th South. Phone Mur. 182. deacons. marriage of their only daughter, Mr. Dean Raddon has been mothers. If the example you have Phone Murray 879-Barbara to Howard G. Wah- quite ill with intestinal flu dur Mae, Chorus, A and B, "Jesus Wants Afternoon and evening appointWANTED: not has been children and Bookkeeper your given Me for a Sunbeam" and "Oh, I len, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arvid ing the past week. ments in your home. make a change this cashier. Experience on posting satisfactory, Wahlen Sr.. which will take place Had Such a Pretty Dream, machine preferred. II. Grass FurThe annual Fellowship dinner ounday your Day. Friday evening at 65G2 South Mama," by the kindergarten and State street. was not as well attended as was 11 niture. Phone Mur. GG9. Painting, Paper Hanging at us Join our in worship Primary classes. Reading, "Mothhoped, but was very much en- a. m. Better yet, come with your FILL Relief mountain Cleaning soil er's Influence," a tribute to mothDIRT, Society Reports joyed by all who were there. children at 10 a.m.; place the sand, The presidency of the Grant After ers by Pres. David O. McKay, by Excavating, truck gravel. the were dinner, school while in reports children Sunday ing, grading. Call telephone Mur HORACE B. WOODBURY Shirley Whited. Reading, "Earth's ward Relief society is grateful to given by each department of the join our Bible study group. you fine the of A. J. Mackay & Son, came ladies who group ray 142-a tribute Divinity," by Nephi out church and new officers elected for this by tuning in 1280 East 48th South. S. Mur.517-J- 3 Prepare for the Tuesday day. sewing (toMay30) 1530 W. 48 Jenson, given by Wallace Case. for the coming year. the Mother's day message of Dr. They quilted a quilt and made Violin solo, "That Wonderful several articles of clothing for Home to Stay The state Baptist convention, Walter A. Maier on the Lutheran Mother of Mine," Beverly Thomp, their welfare project. A delicious held May 13 and 14 at the Rio Hour over KLO at 9:30 a. m. Home after many months with the U. S. navy is Leanard Grimm, son, accompanied by Marione hot dinner was prepared and Grande Baptist church, was a radio technician 2,'c. He spent Killpack. Poem, "The Prettiest served by Mrs. Jamison and Mrs. very inspirational and instructive God bless all Christian Mothers many months at radio school at Thing in All the World," Robert Anderson. By Maxine Ashley meeting. Several of the members through Christ Jesus Bellevue, Washington, D. C, and There are two les more Newman. Poem, "Helping Mothonly here enjoyed attending both days. nine months on Okinawa. Len is 1945-4sons in the season and LUTHERANS TAKE PART er," Ruth Spencer. Poem, "Praythe son of Mr. and Mrs. Lenhart President Watts and her MISSION RADIO IN out last (Crowded Home Again week) er," Joan Nelson. Poem, "To My ers Grimm, 3732 South Ninth East. hope the members will keep Welcome home, Len. We're glad Mother," Donna Hedberg. Thrilled is as can he Norma BAPTIST CHURCH International the attendance The up Lutheran ntMir,n. good by being t ,.11 ,u:rt .K,, Presentation of tokens to the present for the last two meetings. 62 East 48th South Hour, "Bringing Christ to the excitement is the return of her mothers present by the boys from Next Tuesday. Mrs. Lillie Lund- Nations," jointly supported by the Husband, bin. Lnierson Draper. REV. R. E. SNETIIEN the second intermediate class. skog will present the concluding radio audience and members ot Set. Draper served in Paris with to kip poy lesson. 2390 South State St. Bible Influence Chorus, "An Irish Lullaby," literary the Lutheran church, has passed the railway operating battalion as in Revealed Children's Litera Gleaner Girls; soloist, Shirley mark, according and as a cashier in the American Misses Elaine Lcetham and the ture." HOSPITAL BILLS Jackman; accompanist, Beverly to the Rev. Norbert F. Roschke, bank there. St. Draper plans to Wilkins week the Peggy spent to New school in Ro Visit Friends York for Killpack. at the home pastor of Christ Lutheran church. the present. May end in Brigham we take this heard Mr. and Mrs. Ralph K. Wahlen of Elaine s auntCity Story, "White Lilacs," Marjorie and uncle, Mr At present the broadcast is Portuopportunity to wish Sit. Draper Thompson of Salt Lake. Closirg and Mr, and Mrs. F. E. Reading and Mrs. J. H. Caddy. The girls in English, Spanish and and his wife, the former Norma 800 transmore than song, "Love at Home," congrega- were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Le visited with Dtiane Leelham at guese over Bottcridtfe, the best of luck. tion. Benediction, President J. E. Roy Elmer of Sandy on Thursday Bushnell and attended Sunday mitters in 23 countries and terriFireside Chat Wahlquist. services at the Pre sbyterian tories outside the United States evening of last week. have A fireside chat was held Sunoutlets New Canada. and all church. Mrs. Lcetham is going Jordan's Senior Progressive the in day added been Philippine eevning at the home of DonChildren Visit Mothers just to week to Brigham City this be na Rynearson on 3!)th South. Last Sunday was a day to be with Duane duiing a major opei islands and in Bermuda. The Senior Progressive party Hospitals mutt be paid ... not speaker was Donna's father, Pastor Roschke also stated that The remembered by many mothers ation on his spine at the Bushnell is a tradition at most high school M. Rynearson. E. former omcday" but novi! And Bishop and last Tuesday night the sen tor the kindnesses shown them this radio mission, which at one About 25 attended and rebilli alwavs come it the guests The children of Mr. and Mrs, hospital. iors of Jordan high enjoyed their is two time listed onlv stations, freshments served were to top time. Now every famA. Mrs. E. Mr. and and wrong Hargcr progressive, having one last lling LcRoy Turpin gathered at the now heard over more outlets and oil a ily can protect itself against before leaving high school to go family home to honor their moih Mrs. Chester Lvman and Sharon in more countries than any regu- tional verv enjoyable and educaevening. on to college or the vocation of er. A sister of Mrs. Turpin, Mrs. are going on a vacation trip thi lar broadcast. He added: "What hospitalization expeme with B. C. Mr. of Walker and Walker their choice. week to Arizona. Mrs. Harger's a aurgical billi, too Bowling Savior's Party of the startling proof also Salt were liberal dinner Lake, M Occident!'! A Hospital Men of Gleanbe school en class will taken and and met group The young people truth that the growth of His cause at the Turpin home Sun- - Sunday Expense Plan... it paya for by Mr. Cook, and Mr. Harger's is like that of a tiny mustard seed ers got together Wednesday evejoyed the picture at the Centre guests , all the family. Up to $30 for theater, then on to the Hotel class will be taught by Mrs. Clyd? which reaches a remarkable ning for a bowling party. Everyone who attended said they had Thirty-twhusband and wife. Up to $450 children, grandchil-liciou- s Htbbard. where they enjoyed a de- heicht." a swell time. They plan to get dinner and spent the re- - dren and for each minor child. Write lunch-coTen ladies attended the Future plans of the broadcast together in order to keep the M maindcr of the evening dancing.1, spent the afternoon and evening or call ui for the details. of officers the installation and Men and Gleaners from dispersinvolve the extension of Several student? living in Grant: of Mother's day with Mrs. Tamar at the Taylor Avenue church last broadcast in Europe and the Far ing too greatly during the sumReading. ward were in attendance. Thursday and enjoyed both the East, as well as the utilization of mer. luncheon and the ceremony very television, frequency modulation Motlirr's Day Family Group much. and international short wave. A lovely program was preA. Meier's Walter Dr. in of the Mrs. Zella May Bailey and her sented Sundav honor Locally, HOSPITAL PLAN addresses can be heard over KLO mothers in our ward, after which granddaughter, Zella May MARTIN ELMO have been ill recently. fverv Sundav at 9:30 a. m. and each mother was presented with! a little token from the ward. At Mrs. Robert Knaus was missed over KNAW at 1:30 p.m. 4857 Center St. sacrament services that evening from her beginner's department President Wahlquist was guest Phone 137-- J Sunday, loo. Mrs. Knaus has been BRONZE STAR MEDAL speaker. suffering from an allergical skin IS AWARDED trouble. Edwin F. White, son of Mr. and Plans are being made for the Albert E. White, 0030 South Mrs. annua! Vacation Bible School to street, was awarded the State for two church held at the be bronze star at Fort Douglas on wvi ks beginning June 3. Monday. Convention The State Baptist The letter received from the will bo In Id next Monday and general's office, war deadjutant Rio at Grande Bapthe Tuesday D. C, folist churc h. 1044 West 2nd South. partment, Washington, the women s meeting will be on lows: "Dear Mr. White: It is an honMonday afternoon. or to inform you that, by direction of the president, the bronze BAPTIST CONTENTION star medal has been awarded .'a Yes, your tuition tip to $500 per ordiannual Utah Bap vou by the commanding general, Sit nary school year paid for 48 month tist rotni nt:o:i will be hCki in headquarters United States army of college, LusincM or trade ichool. Salt Lake t'.ty on May 13 and 14. forces, western Pacific. The citaVou also receive $65 per month C. H C"' ,ve!l. president, reveals tion relating to this award folallowance $90 if you have living Rio the Id in Me. t:: c vill be in lows: -drpcndcnti. Thii is the opportunity Gr; n!e ILpte! church, 1044 West Bronze Star Medal. For meriopen, upon their discharge, to men 2nd S"U'h, and Imrnamnl Bap torious achievement in Hmk. The over 18 (17 with parcnti conmt) 1G9 4th Fast, in tist rhm.h. Netherlands East Indies who enlit in the new Regular will begin with a with military opera-lion- s 13, after !.;: Army brf..re OctoWr 6, 1946, f(3f 3 rting May against the enemy." i whit i sup will hi ai Mary Col Frank Hue, commandyears. Get all the fart at your U.S. ISrlb 10. '"'I1. New York City. t p- - ing officer, Fori Douglas, preArmy Recruiting Station. 9 :n sented the award. e 'f the nunisii-is- ' i n'..' board of the Sun!' hem-fiMrs. Albeit E. While left H ust convention, ;ml day morning for Randolph Field, N.i'!m , M.irv ! missionary, who Texas, via United Air Lints, rat:u.:i in July, will t I t where she plans to spend a month iiMitiMM.MiMt.t...iMMiitfiMim.M...M.MMrt.Mm.mMM.iw.m...M,.M..w...M.im.w... :crrtiM.in. Rev. WU- - visiting with her son, Lt. Col. Tu .$;;v n!i-i a a t will J. U' inn K. White, and lamuy. Hev. tian ( duration; i lie .'l. c.tlfitu-White and wife arc the a comer-will I) S, ,,.11;i parents nf n second daut! 9 lo 10 El- ;i Iim, and let born on May 7. . will lend a ronftr-ti i i c Mi. A. E. While pl.ms to join 10 6:30 ihcrn !;:t tnis- - his wile in her visit m about ten mi Baptist Church J. j 878-N- c. over-flowi- 100-20- God-fearin- 0 clean-livin- g g, News of Millcreek 6 rk f Money 800-stati- the family for i boi-pit- al The RIGHT Number is Mur.611 or818-- J ,ua-Utah- for any trucking job o Specialty Truck Service Pickup, deliver anything V n Occidental Kee-fauvt- r, i :h3S A COLLEGE, BUSINESS As -- J or TRADE SCHOOL EDUCATION FOR YOU 7' '1a . jf iti ... f :tft? : n r r 1 ' v:-- ni.;,-in!i,- t .: : i . STORE HOURS f a. I V. i 1 ! V a.m. p.m. except Monday p.m. lo p.m. Monday hours 1 I lu-v- . nn. ... yet itruggling under the burden weight ijt-- of poor light and poor light him down even more. Mr? 'NO !, h,.d They need light that will strength crt not abuse them. 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