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Show f r THE MURRAY (UTAH) EAGLE nornr n0tea Atkinson, one of would be kvis chance for conEnSliSh Frt C3mP fusion. Rev. Gwaltney also said who hold's the office of first vice that there are more delinof the camp captain proved to be very successful. quent parents than delinquent children and that he preaches to Covers were laid for 24. A hot the mothers of his church that dinner was served after which he doesn't want them to neglect ine afternoon -- i..: c opsin yiayins their homes and families to come Bingo. Mrs. Otello Atkinson was to meetings and he said he The convention which hoped was held picbeniea with a that none of the ladies at this the members. She islovely giftto by last Saturday at the Midvale a city moving farm in Paradise, Utah. hall, for the Utah Federation of gathering had done just that very Women's Clubs, wa3 a decided thing. Mrs. Cullimore, State Legissuccess. Mrs. Newell Judkins Mrs. Hynm Mauchley, former lator, international relconducted Murray, all meetings! president of the Bennion During the convention officers ations discussed with special reference to ward primarv. hr .t.,,,r,i,. for the coming year were elected women. She told of the "ColoLlaine. and Mrs M;it rt u and introduced as fallows- Presi- rado Compact" and how bills are ley former first counselor, visited Mrs. R. V. Kett, Tooeie; introduced into the legislature. dent, ounudy auernoon at Valley View 1st Vice Mrs. J. L. Gibson, president of President, Mrs. Matt ward -primary eonfp . w...,., n uiui Peterson, Magna; 2nd vice was held at th un presij Mrs. Arthur Evans, ; chapel. Mrs. Iiyrum Mauchlev dent, Secretary, Mrs. Lee R0y .. ut lWT grandchildren participate on the program, Kath- Hansen, Tooele; Treasurer, Mrs. leen, and Lynn, daughter and Harley English, Bingham Canyon; son of Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Mauch- Historian, Mrs. Louise Critch-loMidvale; Paiiimentarian, ley. The remainder nf iha o Mrs. H. T. Goodjohn, Tooele; was ning spent at Bennion Ward Directors, Mrs. Donald Reid, yi unary conierence. Bingham; Mrs. Ben Bagley, Midvale, and Mrs. Wells P. Poulsen, A shower was at iu t,, Murray. of Mrs. Frank Parker in honor Mrs. Judkins wishes to thank or ner niece, Lois Mauchley, who Mrs. T. Ray Kingston, nomina is getting marrirvl in tvQ ting chairman, for the outstandfuture. The host Was Nflva ing job sho did in selecting can Simons of Oeden. a fnr mpr mom didates for the various offices. btr of the ward. Rev. W. M. Gwaltney of the Salt Lake First Presbyterian A Qlliltine nartv church, gave a most timely talk on the convention theme "Har the homp f)f Mrs SnmnJ x kay. The quilt is being made for mony in The Home, in Relation Mrs. Charlie Steadman of Salt to Our Youth." He said that Lake City. Those present were successful marriages are based on You'll walk with pride Mrs. Frank Bringhurst, Margaro' three points: ''Married couples must make their be to minds up bianme Park and Eva lviacKay, and prejudice in the Mackay. A dinner was served to married, mentally, physically and all. spiritually, to be truly successful." Easter Parade He also stated that many of our If A baby boy was born to Mr. children today are in need of a your shoes are in and Mrs. Joseph Jackson on great deal mora love and com Top Condition March 22. Mr. and M rs T.fn panionship: There should be more love and harmony in the homes, Moyne Rowberry had a fine baby thereby creating an opportunity girl born to them March 18. Let RICCI for the children to have confidence in their parents, by con Roly Smith was honored on his fiding their problems and Make your shoes look, birthday Sunday by having his troubles to them. He said that feel and wear like new family join him at a dinner. It parents must set a better ex was the first time the family had ample by having a true philos been together for some time. ophy in life and to run their home Neolite Soles on a type of schedule, so there No "Mended" Look The national Greek Independence wiwk was celebrated last Refreshments were served to No ridge at shank week on the Karos farm in Ben- club members and the following nion. Owners Bill and Chris mothers who were present: Mrs. iMimmMiiMiMiiMiHitmmiMtM Karos planted a large number of Orpha Bringhurst, Mrs. Alice pear trees in commemoration of Wood, Mrs. Edna Parker, and Service the event, enlarging thciir already Mrs. Barbara Whitbeck. noted pear farm. The Second year girls club Reasonable of Bennion ward met recently at The Six Happy Stitchers (iiHitntiHiHiiMtMimiiimtitiiMt group of Bennion met at the the home of their leader, Mrs. home of their leader. Vera Mat Nina Matthews, to organize, for thews March 24 to organize for this year's club work. Officers elected were Elizabeth the. coming year's activities. Their Droiect will be ' First Year Sew Smith, president; Nancy Parker, ing." Officers elected were Karen vice president and reporter; Jean and Bringhurst. president ; A r e n e Dahlberg, secretary-treasurchoir-ste- r Whitbeck. vice president and re organist; JoAnn Dahlberg, 4860 South State and cheerleader. porter: Lois Wood, secretary: this The year group's project Esther Judy Francom, treasurer; Smith, organist; JoAnn Humph will be "First Year Foods." ries, choister and cheerleader. H?J?UP Phone Murray Correspondent I I i waraj P1;Pif 5 Bennion social science So- - snTues. will give ven . m,, Delta Blake iirst Wit. theoloy.nJSfA Transfig K - 5L "visiUng teachers-urati"", be given at i:w Not Leave You Wthat yhv orrie Labrum. - . frwill - 0211-R1- 1 David fflther; Mr. and Mrs Blanch had their son blessed by Bishop T. John Labrum and was given the nam6 of Bruce Thomas; Earl Ray Smith, the son of Mr! and Mrs. Earl Smith, was confirmed a member of the LDS church by first counselor Leo U. Player. -- : EZ fc!rs, 1 1 pints of blood to the Veterans Hospital during the remainder of his year. were also urged to donate blood as the btates supply is seriously depleted because of the amoont necessary for the bus accident victims last winter. Mrs. Judkins wishes to thank all of the ladies of the Midvale clubs who were such gracious hostesses. The luncheon was Non-membe- rs delicious. tu if S IT Mur-ray- : What a Heel! What a Sofe! z- ui--- the Western States GGFWC, told of the convention of the Western States Division, to bo held in Ogden, sometime in April. Mrs. O. Jay Kingston, State President, then announced the state convention to be held in Salt Lake City in June. She also mentioned that carrying on the "Alcoholism" program and for the members to support it wholeheartedly. Mrs. Kingston told how the Women's clubs of Utah were to donate 100 I lir-- '' But there must be SOMETHING matter it goes the wrong way on all the the one way streets! wrong with your car, ma'am, we'll find out what what it is. Nothing escapes our checkup. Chances are, all it needs is a clean windshield that7 s free whenever you drive in and a changeover to summer weight grease and oil. Yaur car will run more smoothly. Safer too. If anything's v ' Conoco Service Station h uni .00 Women's Moccasins Women's Sandals :t.a 2.0U A value! heel with an airy moccasins with genuine :f Crisscross vamp, little-giankle rawhide laces, sturdy stiching, 'j strap, and the merest hint of a fine construction. Real foot com- - platform. White. AA-B- . A cash fort at a low price! 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