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Show FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1952 Sf. Vincents the first harbingers of the anspring has arrived nouncement of the date for that "hardy annual", the St. Patrick's dinner. This year it will be held on Sunday evening, March 16. Details will be given later. One of , An extensive redecorating job was done in St. Vincent's church during the last week of January. The work was under the supervision of E. Warren Keate who had done the original decorating in the church. The Altar Society has postponed its regular meeting to accommodate the schedule of the Catholic Women's League. It will meet next Tuesday, Feb. 12, at 8 p. m. Class" is Another "Inquiry meeting each Monday at 7:30 p. m. in the Rectory. This is a wonderful opportunity to hear and be heard on questions regarding the Catholic faith in an atmosphere of cordiality. Anyone who wishes to attend is most welcome at any or all of the meetings. THE MURRAY Parts of Program Told for Stake Confab on Feb. 16-1- Meet Liberty Hears Supt. Parratt P-T- 7 The Murray stake MIA girls' chorus will furnish the music for the evening session of the next stake conference to be held at the Stake House at 33rd South and State, Sunday, Feb. 17, withj sessions at 10 a. m. and 6:30 p. m. Mrs. Elsie Richardson has charge of this chorus and she invites the girls who have participated with her before and all others who would like to sing to come to all their practices. For particulars, call Mrs. Richardson, Murray 1133-R- . Music for the morning session will be presented by the stake aaronic priesthood chorus, directed by Lincoln Robinson, who is anxious that more of the boys participate. He asks that ward advisors contact him aaronic about practices and then see that a good group from their ward quorum attendes all the practices so as to make the chorus a success. The Saturday evening session of the conference, Feb. 16, will be held at 7:30 p. m. at the First ward chapel. This meeting is for all elders and wives and all adult aaronic priesthood members and wives. The visiting elder has a special message for this group of members. The Teen-ag- e Group, under the direction of Mrs. Frank Ravarino will hold a card party in the church hall Saturday evening, Feb. 9. This is their first "parochial endeavor" and friends and parishioners are urged to support it. 5VsBi bthTsTIi A The Liberty meeting Monday evening at the school house was attended by a large group of interested parents of that area. The meeting was presided over by Pres. Mrs. Gertrude Humphries. The following program was presented: The Pledge of allegiance, led by Stephen Peterson; invocation, Ann Sanders; objectives were read by Ruby Douglas; Mrs. Elaine Williams was sustained as the new 1st vice president to replace Mrs. Vivian Green, who was honorably released with a vote of thanks for a fine job; "Founder's Day Pageant", directed by Mrs. Lenna Hawkins, presented by the following cast, Emma Chatelain, narrator, Cuba Anderson, Grace Williams, Lila 3arker, Helen Billings, Nola WinJet, Thola Ogden, Arda Klassner and Bertha Ashby. Male quartet, "Shrimp Boats are Coming" and "Skittoes", the Steadman brothers; the guest speaker, Supt. J. Easton Parratt, discussed the status of the Mur-"a- y school building program and the method used in portioning the state school funds. He also told about a committee made up of 60 members, which is to survey all phases of education in the state. Short talks were made by Mrs. Ruth Poulson, Murray council, and Liberty Principal Webb Snarr. There were 81 present. The next meeting, which will be the last one for this school year, will be held April 7. P-T- CtoU6U. (rKVU Your Entrance Pure Flattery! . . . coats for country . . . coats for travel . . . fact is we've coats wear for fashion-wis- Mor-tense- seven-eight- shorty styles. Pure wools and rayons. Also a color range. corn.-plet- 5. vs. ERIC II. . YOUNGBERG, De- - O e mm Ml w m w mmr mmt mm m m so known as JOSEPH L. SORENSEN, Deceased. Date of first publication, January 18, A. D. 19j2. fendant THE STATE OF UTAH TO WENDELL C. DAY THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENAttorney for said Administratrix DANT: Suit 3 First National Bank You are hereby summoned and Building, Murray City, Utah. required to serve upon Paul S. Roberts, plaintiff's attorney, NOTICE TO CREDITORS whose address is 903 Kearns Bldg., Salt Lake City, Utah, an Estate of Eurl Free, Deceased. answer to the complaint within Creditors will twenty (20) days after service with vouchers to present claims the undersigned of this Summons upon you. If at No. 1 South Main Street, Salt you fail so to do, judgment by Lake City on or before the 26th default will be taken against you for the relief demanded in said day of May, A. D. 1952. Zion's Savings Bank and complaint which has been filed Trust Company, a corwith the Clerk of said Court. This is an action for divorce poration, Executor of the Estate of Earl Free, Deand for a decree awarding to ceased. plaintiff as her sole and separate Date of first publication Janproperty certain real and personal property owned by the uary 2."), A. D. 1952. parties and particularly described Skeen Thurman & in said complaint. Worsley Attorneys for Executor PAUL S. ROBERTS Walker Bank Building 903 Kearns Building, Salt Lake City, Utah. Salt Lake City, Utah Address of Plaintiff: NOTICE TO CREDITORS 5757 Butler Circle, Murray City 7, Utah Estate of JOSHUA B. STEW-M!Date of first publication, Feb. nlso known as J. B. STEW8, 1952. ART, Deceased. Date of last publication, Feb. Creditors will present claims 29, 1952. with vouchers to the undersigned at the offices of ALLEN AND DANSIF, 4762 South State St., NOTICE TO CREDITORS Murray, Utah, on or before the Estate of JOSEPH LAWRENCE 9th day of June, A. D. 1952. SORENSON. also known as JOHAZEL M. STEWART, SEPH L. SORENSEN, Deceased. Administratrix of the Creditors will present claims estate of Joshua B. with vouchers to the undersigned Stewart, also known as at office of Wendell C. Day, AtJ. B. Stewart, Deceased. First National torney, Suite Bank Building, Murray City, ALT. EN AND DANS1E, Utah on or before the 20th day Attorneys for Administratrix. of March, A. D. 1952. Date of first publication FebALICE W. SORENSON, ruary 8, A. D. 1952. Administratrix of the Date of last publication Feb of JOSEPH LAW ruary 29, A. D. 1952. RENCE SORENSON. a 2-- 2-- 3 te More Povjer You MovjS tfo Certainly, It's New O Of Course, It's Different O You 4th h, and h n, n, e everywhere! o Melvin and Joan Oborn Gilbert, Riverton, boy, Feb. 5. Ralph and Ruby Johnson Po3194 So. Hyland Drive, girl, well, Funeral services will be conducted today (Friday) at 2 p. m. Feb. 6. David and Ruth Beatie Jenkins, in the Grant ward chapel for 5111 So. 10th East, boy. Feb. 6. Andrew E. Newbold, 72, who died Monday evening at his residence, Recent births in Salt Lake hos6375 Malstrom Lane, after a lin- pitals which are of interest to gering illness. In charge of the many residents of Murray and local services will be William J. vivinity include: Musser, bishop of the Murray Mr. and Mrs. Grant B. Child, Sixth ward. 6327 So. 2nd West, girl, Feb. 4. Mr. and Mrs. William II. Ross, Additional services will be con 5480 So. 13th East, boy, Feb. 3. ducted in Rigby, Idaho, and bur Mr. and Mrs. Karl MeCrea, 5837 ial will be in Rigby City ceme So. 150 East, girl, Jan. 31. under direction of the the tery. East, boy, Feb. 1. Jenkins Mortuary, Vaughn C. 50".0 So. 9thMrs. Carl E. Jackman, and Mr. Soffe and W. Douglas Allen, funMr. and Mrs. Garland D. Kil-liaeral directors, of Murray. ; Murray, boy, Feb. 5. A native of Draper, Mr. New-bol- d was born July 26. 1379. a son of George O. and Isabelle Relief Society of Harwood Newbold. He married Sets Book Review Erma Lundquist in Rigby Nov. 26, 1922. The marriage later was A book, review by Miss Helen solemnized in the Logan LDS Kimball has been scheduled by Temple. the Murray Fourth ward Relief A retired farmer, Mr. Newbold Society for Friday, Feb. 15, at 1:30 m. tn the Murray Second ward came to Murray four years ago p. to Mrs. Ida Galfrom Rigby. He was a high priest chapel, according The public is in the Murray Sixth ward at the lagher, president. to attend. The invited cordially time of his death. charge will be $1 per person. Surviving besides his widow Luncheon will be served at 12:30 of Murray, are three daughters, p. m. Two baby sitters will be on Mrs. Robert iLillie) Cowan and hand for the convenience of the Mrs. Rose Stott, both of Salt Lake mothers. The book Miss Kimball will City, and Mrs. Wilma Tarskeva, Merose, Mass.; four brothers, Da- review, "The Man of the House" Because of the review and vid G. George, Henry and Ezra Newbold, all of Draper, and a was written by Ralph Moody, sister, Mrs. Frantilda Boulter, luncheon, there will le no regular meeting of the Fourth ward Rigby. Relief Society Thursday, Feb. 14. See How Our New Fashions Make Coats for town Legal Notices PROBATE GUARDIANSHIP births were reNOTICES corded at the Cottonwood MaThird Judicial District Court In comlast month, ternity hospital and for Salt Lake County, pared with 60 in January of 1951. Probate Division With a record birth mark set last Consult Clerk of the reCounty if almost rest of of 1000, the year for further spective signers the months keep up the gain set by January, another new record can be expected this year. Of the 72 newcomers, 45 were boys and SUMMONS 27 girls. Last year's figures for No. 94234 January were 37 boys and 23 IN THE DISTRIC COURT OF girls. SALT LAKE COUNTY Recent births at the hospital in STATE OF UTAH cluded: JAMES T. GANN, Plaintiff Lester and Thelma Hansen vs. Owen, SLC, girl. Jan. 30. ANN E. GANN, defendant Ronald and Norma Tate Wood, THE STATE OF UTAH TO Sandy, boy, Jan. 30. THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEN Dale and Faun Housekeeper DANT: Jensen, Draper, boy, Jan. 30. You are hereby summoned and Charles and Janice Bramble to serve upon Leonard required Denter, SLC, girl, Jan. 30. S. Ralph, plaintiff's attorney, Seth and Clara Nelson Bills, whose address is 32 Exchange Riverton, girl, Feb. 2. Place, Salt Lake City, Utah, an Paul and Thelma Larson answer to the complaint within Riverton, girl, Feb. 1. Don and Edythe Hall Walters, 20 days after service of this summons upon you. It you tail so 4887 So. 5th West, boy, Feb. 1. to do, judgement by default will Ray and Mary Deivey Palmer, be taken against you for relief Riverton, boy, Feb. 2. Glade and Lucille Anderson demanded in said complaint Hansen, 5927 So. 7th West, boy, which has been filed with the clerk of said court. Feb. 2. This is an action to obtain a Rentha and Longston Lloyd decree of divorce. Hansen, Midvale, boy, Feb. 3. Dated January 17, 1952. Raymond and Kathryn Tetr-lic- h LEONARD S. RALPH Anderson, Midvale, girl, Feb. Attorney for Plaintiff 4. 32 Exchange Place Dell and Viola Bennett Brim-hal- l. Salt Lake City, Utah Sandy, boy, Feb. 4. Melvin and Esther Walker Church, 311 East 48th South, girl, SUMMONS Feb. 5. Civil No. 94,280 Croxford and Harvey 4,"24 Ivy IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF So. 785 East, Christensen, SALT LAKE COUNTY boy, Feb. 5. STATE OF UTAH Delwin and Norma Butts Met-cal- f, MARGARET LINGO YOUNG-BER3669 So. 5th East, boy, Feb. Plaintiff Seventy-tw- Grant Ward Funeral 2 p. m. Today for Andrew E. Newbold VJfcAT EAGLE Bet It's Sensational Don't Miss the Showing of the New Fdf HuqjM DOT , DeSoto's New 160 Horse Power Engine Reserve Friday, February 15th DON'T MISS IT ! CHIROPRACTOR III at D r e s s s for dates . . . dresses for business dresses for home. Yes, our dresses are here in styles for every mood ond every hour. Solids and prints . . silks, cottons, rayons ond 1 ... if rnurse SO. STATE 51 uyy mUK, MURRAY CITY, UTAH 14967 - 9 to Offise Hours; 9 to 5 Weekdays I Or 1 ZION MOTORS, iffC. 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