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Show THE MURRAY EAGLE JANUARY 19. 1951 FRIDAY. Souih Cottonwood Your Neiahbors In the Nevs Happenings O (Nick Watts, well-know- to u nt uiy of Murray as a Mrs. Vern Franks and Mrs. Kicli-ar- d Funeral services for Mrs. Anna woods's Laird of Eureka spent Tursr-aD. Ballard, South Cotton oldest resident who died Sunday of and Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs South 5040 causes incident to age, were held In James Beddlng.rk-ldthe South Cotton wood ward chapel, State Street. Wednesday at 2 p. m. with Bishop Mrs. Mable Wood, 371 West 48th Merlin Shaw officiating. Mrs. Ballard lived In this community from South, entertained several of l.cr Sat'-rda187H to the time of her death. Her cousins at a luncheon last laid fori were 20 Covers died home. at her Richard Ballard, husband, Lake Salt a as Ethel Peterson, was Mrs. known years ago. She - Mrs. Lucile Hardman, Magna; Mrs faithserved and nurse practical 541 Benbow nvp fully for many years. Surviving Clara Mitchell. ."-..- . are ner son, Ktcnara uaimra cu airs, oiuuys Murray, two daughters, Mrs. I Kra Lillian Bennion and daunn.er, Brown of Murray and Mrs. Millie ;san, 4646 Brown St.; Mary Lee Terry of South Cottonwood; 19 Wood and Mrs. Wood. The remainder of the iiHt'iTURi!' grandchildren, 32 great grandchilwas great-gre2 grandchildren spent visiting. dren, and a brother, Fred H. O tley of Fall-L- s C.r-aMalta, Idaho. The sympathy ofj Mrs. Carrie Searles, ten-da- y a vis;' enjoying the community is extended to the, Mont. with her son and family. Mr. an: bereaved family at this time. , i ; x.. at tary obligation to my country and You'd better hustle on down to the I've got to be seeing about to see you at camp. still remain at home. I decided to armory in your town and see about Yours. a basketball tournament orcontinue my schooling at the Unl- - enlisting. The Old Sarge ganized so will have to close. Hope verslty of Utah and will graduate from there next spring. "The opportunity for advancement was all that you pictured if to be. I have been in the unit 29 months and am a Sergeant First Class drawing down $5.64 r.er drill. I had to worked hard for my promotions but they came. "As for the Monday night drills find 1 do not miss the time re- quired for National Guard rm mi Mir ing. By budgeting my time, I'm now making it go farther than ever. "I enjoy the association with the CoW f itiesivejy Ahrd other Guardsmen- My buddies have been my classmates, my neighbors OUAHANTMO AMUOKM COAL COMPLITl KRVIC and my follow townsmen, They pro- W14AM Cm. UlAt r a I vide a wholesome atmosphere and n muTH JTH rt ' " spirit oi menuMiip. u my unit ls called into service it will be worth a lot to be among friends. "The pay I've earned has amounted to almost enqugh, to buy III f me a car. It isn't the best one on the road but it's a car. "Thanks again, Sarge, for the fa-,- ,. vor. You'll be happy to know I plan wav f-Ww t w m u ia i i jr s s s s s s s s s y s s s s s s s is s s s s s s f s i r j to when my "hitch" Ls Sincerely, RONALD A. CARLSON You see, Recruit, it's like I've told you. It's great to be in the Guard. I tl ntj Men Only great pljycr for the University of rtsh, now Is lieutenant : ,iu'I an:l president of the r criiitinsr board for the Utah bas-kclha- ll ! National Ouard. The following is one of eilit articles prepared by Lt. Col. Watts to ;ic'iuaint the readers with the iu ml: In: tiie p.ist several weeks 'even telling you about the I wl Guard. Just received a letter from a man whom over two years ago. I I eiilihUd tho'i'.h. you would be Interested in at .e iiaci t0 say l'l train-recent- COAL COMPANY 1 S ,1 ijeen over two years now ' VilU ecruited me ior ine Utan ;aumal Guard. Much has hap- since then and I thought i.e interested to know about ,t 2 it uyj : ,,.! old I other was uncertain as to what I wanted 540 Swu to do. I wasn't even suure that I W. A. Searles. Mrs State. ., ,! t j j. j m the Guard. How- -, and I s'gned .V.T "ii nf-ai- led Mrs. Rena BeddimjfleM was hos- up. Little did I appreciate the fa-- ! tess to members of the Friendly vor vo.i were doing me. Quilting club at dinner last Satur- e n. y,.iiiiii the National Guard Cover.-werday. It was her birthday. i.t .c U n able' to meet my mill- Po's-'-laid for Mrs. Myrtle vale. Sandy; Mrs. Ida Jenkins. Mid Mrs. Ivy LundquU, West Jordan-MrsEva Kirkeudall, Salt Luke; FaVs Mrs. Carrie Searles, Ore-iMont.; Mrs. Amelia Fiatne, T.L! i', ly e A very large crowd was present: at the South Cottonwood ward Sunday evening to honor Miss Jenna Vee Stocking before she leaves for a mission for the LDS Church. There were a great many friends and relatives present who live in On Saturday other communities. evening Miss Stocking was honored at a shower given by Miss Marilyn Muekny at the home of Mrs. Chester Kim, at which time she received Carol ii if Mrs Anderson, many useful gifts to take with her. .Olive Tiie guests were the young women Holmgren, Mrs. Helen Se.ul s. M s friends of the missionary . Llllle Carlson. Mrs. Donna Hunser Mrs. Edith Adams, Mrs. Verna BarMrs. Hilda Jordan had the mis- ton, Mrs. Doris Ottley, Mrs Pear1 Wpi fortune to fall one day last week Reading, Mrs. Beddhr-fieldand break her left arm at the wrist. Searles and Jim Beddln: field. Tiie remainder of th afeni'.e She is getting along as well as can be expected. was spent visiting and doins fain-- -i s3 a a . t . sewing Mr. and Mrs. Verlen Buteman, acMrs. Pearl Reading. West film companied by a brother of Mr Bateinan, drove to Rupert, Idaho South. was called to Richland, Wa-;- i one day lost week to attend the of the Illness of her daui'h-ter- , funeral of a sLster-ln-laMrs. Ralph Wahlen Mrs. ReadAi: ing left Salt Lake, via V'M-rTuft lift Sat- Lines, early Wednesday nvirnnm. First Lt. urday evening for Fort Lewix, Wash, where he will he for about two Dean DoUjJhs. son of Mr. aue weeks when he will leave for a Mrs. William B:!1 Dotigbis. Ruth tour of duty with the U. S. Army Nev., former residents of Murray in the Pacific. enlisted with the V. S. Na'.y last Saturday at Salt lake City aln.-witall Mrs. Arlon Erekson enjoyed a four of his boy friend.-.visit from her grandmother. Mrs from Ruth, Nev. The boy.-- are !r Cornelia Hart of Enid, Okla., last report the latter part of this numt week. Mrs. Hart left for her home to begin their boot camp training Saturday. Dean Ls a grantNon of Mrs. Mar;. So. A. B.tkstead, 572 West Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Wllley of were guests at tiie home Salt Lorln Smith, a s;ni of Mr and day. South, is at present undergoing Mrs. Vern Smith, 110 West Cl'in Mr. Roy Clark Ls confined to his treatment at the Veteran's Hospihome with an attack of pleurisy. tal in Long B ach. Oil., and is reHe Ls lmproing slowly. ported to be a little improved. Ill wife, the former MUs Millie rng-deMr. and Mrs. Ivor Pickering and Ls in the California city wi;h children, Richard. Patricia and Kay Lorln. His many friends wl h bin: Marie of Arthur visited at Die home a speedy and lasting recovery. of their father. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Johns on Sunday. David L. Bowen, 6100 South State St., returned home Friday of ia t Tuesday night tfie MIA special wwk after a delightful two wie' p Interest class heard Dr. Reed vacation trip to Los Angeles, Pus lecture on "Tiie Scientific A and Long Beach, Cal. Whtlt Ro t"CU of the Word of Wisdom." 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