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Show ceeding the limit 10 miles or more per hour. Chief DeLand said the action has scheduled its Ward Confer- Away On Sunday was part of a "determined camence for Saturday and Sunday, Apolies Lorenzo Lambson, 61, paign" to make motorists conSept. 17 and 18. 315 E. 7800 South, Union, died scious of existing speed laws in President S. L. Wright will be in a Salt Lake hospital. the Murray area. He warned that the stake representative in Sunday Among his survivors was Mr. it will continue. charge of the conference, Almon L. Lambson, Murray, Rex s, ing will be Saturday evening at J. Lambson and Mrs. Earl Police The officers and teachers meet-7:3Granger. and the Sunday meetings Mr. Lambson was born March (From Page 1, Col. 4) are planned for 10:00 a.m. and 1, 1894, in Smithfield, Ariz. He Montoya, Salt Lake; Leon S. 4:30 p.m. married Ida Jennings in 1907. She Clark, Honeyville, Ut., Pedro died in 1909. He married Mary Webb, Lehi; Berl Cook, Midvale; STOKK SHOWER Ethel Young in 1911 in the Salt Louis Abernaty, Lehi; Clarence Mrs. James Tolburst was the Lake LDS Temple. Erunger, 1430 E. 4165 So.; Thomas Regan, Idaho; Jack E. Sand-stroguest of honor at a stork shower Salt Lake; E. Lee Wolf-leSept. 9, at the home of her Fires Mrs. Eldon Neilson, Salt Lake; Verlyn Thomas, mother, 5041 South 2nd West. (From Page 1, Col. 5) Salt Lake; Peter G. Vanderhooft, with Mrs. Neilson were her age. Cause, sparks from burning Midvale; Vernonn Jorgensen, Salt Lake; Percy E. Shaw, Salt daughters, Mrs. Jay Phillips and rubbish. 1255 Mrs. Alan Beck. Sept. 13: Thomas Darling, Lake; Don A. Patterson, West Tiny diapers filled with candy Parkway Ave. Building and con- Jordan; Vivia Beckstead, Midwere the favors given each of tents. $1100 damage. Cause un- vale. the 40 members of the family known. Improper turns: Larry D. Niel-so3037 So. 20th East; David Other fires: present. Milton Widdison, 2801 So. 2750 Tomlin, Salt Lake; Isaac M. Mrs. Tolhurst received a baby E. House. $50 damage. Cause, gas Rowley, Salt Lake; Harold Wag-staf- f, bassinet filled with gifts. Salt Lake; Eugenia Bar-bierleak. Lyle A. Larson, 12924 1800 Salt Lake; Alice ThompFIREMEN AUXILIARY MEETS West. Baled hay. $100 damage; A meeting of the Salt Lake Myron Roundy, 1079 E. 33 So. son, Salt Lake; John Attley, Salt County Firemen's Auxiliarv was 1946 Chevrolet panel truck. $200. collission. Speeding: Cleo E. Light, Salt held Monday evening at the Cause, truck-ca- r Bill K. Smith, Salt Lake; The answered also Lake; department home of Carol Rasmussen. Host Salt Lake; KenMecham, to 14 calls and a of Perry total grass esses were Virginia Wright and neth E. Rackley, Salt Lake; Wilbrush fires. Anna Woolsey. liam Shelton, 3176 So. 3600 West; Treasure Chest articles were Curtis A. Johnson, Salt Lake; accepted by Virginia Vean. The Speeders Failure to keep vehicle under display in the Granite Furniture control: Katie D. Winn, 7805 Wa1, Col. 5) (From Page store window will show some of issued to motorists exceeding the satch Blvd.; William M. Swasey, the articles for the drawing limit less than 10 miles per hour Salt Lake; Melvin D. Beach, which will be Oct. 15. and 20 others were cited for ex 4715 So. 4785 W. WAItD CONFERENCE Union Man Passes Thursday, Sept. 15, 1055 - Murray (Utah) Eagle SIXTH The Murray LDS Sixth Ward Page 4 Sandra Casper Married To Boone Colegrove In Temple Miss Sandra Casper became silk suit. They each bride of Boone Colegrove in a ceremony performed in trie Salt Lake Temple Monday, Sept 12th. President R. H. Clayton of the Temple officiated at the double ring ceremony. Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Casper of Sandy. The bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. J. Vernal Colegrove of 284 East 4500 So. For the reception held at the Avalon Ballroom, the bride chose a gown of chantilly lace over a pleated nylon tulle hooped skirt. The dress was fashioned with a round neckline, long sleeves and a tunic over the skirt. A crown of seedpearls and rhine-stone- s held the nylon tulle veil, and she carried an orchid surrounded by baby orchids and white carnations. ' e had a sage of white carnations and cor-th- uauy oruinua man and ushering the guests to their places were Ray Hendrick-sen- , Bud Harr, Keith Bringhurst, LeMar Hinnen, and Marvin Har-rop. used. Misses Carol Casper and Car-melBrunettl presided at the guest book and Mrs. Mildred Casper had charge of the gifts. Also assisting with the reception were Dr. and Mrs. Claude W. Grant of Syracuse, N. Y. and Mr. and Mrs. Reed Grant of Dallas, Texas. During the reception musical selections were presented by Clifton Alsop on the violin and DeMarr Holdaway and Maureen Farnsworth, vocal solos. Jesse B. Casper was the master of ceremonies. For their weeks wedding trip to Las Vegas and La Jolla, Calif, the bride wore a light grey wool suit with red accessories. Upon their return they will make their home at 215 East 4500 South in Murray. Mrs. Colegrove is a graduate of Jordan high school and Mr. Colegrove is attending the Uni versity of Utah. Special guests attending the la 0, y, n, 4954 South State features this week in the Businessman's Luncheon Fried Ham Sandwich with Fresh Green Salad about our complete catering service Ma & Pa's OPEN 10 a. m. to 11 p. m. youR GARDEN NOW! Now is the time to plan and plont for your most beautiful garden ever in 1956. We have "what h takes" to help you complete the picture. Make us your fall planting headquarters! Waffs Floral 6155 South State Street & Nursery AM Murray Farrell Drills 45 Sophomores Coach Ken Farrell is year ago the A copped six in second-yea- r No. 1 UTAH U. S. RED POTATOES 10 lbs. 23c squad a row. Like their elder brethren, however, the Murray underclassmen are tackling tougher opposition in the '55 season and may be to protect their winning skein. Working for a berth on the team are: hard-presse- Allen Anderson, d Clifford Bills, Jerry Bletzacker, LeRoy Brown, Richard Brown, Roy Burgess, Joe Borich, Roger Black, Fred Bai ley, Jerry Burrows, Larry Gorg BONFIRE, CHUCK STYLE Tuna ue Niro, Glen Davies. Joe David Dockstater, Evans, Dennis Foy. on, John Harr, Larry Hawkins, Craig Hull, Keith Hansen, Brent Jen sen, Gary Jones, Victor Johansen, Mark Jones, Darrell Mines, Grant Moulton, Ronnie Mullins, Tad Norman, David Pino, Lee Ras- - VET'S G.t RulU! CAMPBELL'S PAN READY FRYERS PURE 3 TI, LB. 00 SWIFT'S ORIOLE (inn 93 f ST LB. GROUND BEEF fSSSSs S3HD 1.00 Dog Food i and Edward Wright. Managers are Toby Harding and Vaun Nielsen. The schedule following the South opener will be as follows: Sept. 29, at East. Oct. 6, Tooele; 13th, Olympus; 20th, at Davis; 27th, Jordan. Nov. 3. Cyprus. m 31c Prem m Adit 1.00 SWIFT'S mussen, Dick Robinson, Dennis Rose, Joe Serre, Charles Smith, Gerald Street, John Thueson, John Tlmmins, Howard Thur-a n, Darrell Tucker, Robert Towers, Ray Varoz, Gary West Eagta Want 4 for Douglas Bill Holmes, Dick Hotton, Ask w DESIGN o, working Misa Karen Crump acted as with a turnout of 45 candidates flower girl and Davey Grant and for the high school Artie Casper were the ringbear-ers- . sophomoreMurray football eleven in prefor an opening game Mrs. Casper chose an avocado paration scheduled at South high next silk suit for her daughter's wed- Thursday afternoon. ding. Mrs. Colegrove wore a gold The Spartan underlings are seeking to extend a winning string which has now stretched over four consecutive seasons. Ma & Pa's Og-de- n; Cum-ming- Palm trees and white ribbon decorated the ballroom for the candlelight reception. A three tiered cake topped with a temple and surrounded by candelabra and roses centered the serving table. Fall lilacs were also Miss Shirlene Alsop was the maid of honor, and the bridesmaids were Miss Judene Casper, sister of the bride; Mrs. Ray Russell, sister of the bridegroom; Miss Joyce Nunley, Miss Anne Lundberg and Mrs. Farrell Vog-rineMiss Kathe Grant was a junior bridesmaid. The bridal attendants were attired in green, antique taffeta gowns of ballerina length with a round cut neckline and a dropped waist effect. Miss Alsop carried a bouquet of baby orchids reception were grandparents ol and the bridesmaids carried the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Carter green carnations. They wore tiny E. Grant and Mrs. Ailcy seed pearl necklaces. Ray Russell served as best c. Faulty muffler: Pete DeLuca, Kinner, Salt Lake; Lee Montano, Utah Construction Co.; Howard 4895 So. 4980 West. No tail light on vehicle: Keith Davis, Garrett Freight Lines; 3386 E. 39th So. Oil Cox Co.; Peterson, Anderson, George Improper parking: Myrtle B. 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