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Show SSSSJf ES SEVENTn Candy Lee Young celebrated her seventh birthday Occt. 11 at a family party at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Lowell Young, 8 W. Valley Dr. were her brothers Von Ray, and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George V. Hess, Salt Lake City. Monday Candy Lee celebrated her birthday at school, where she Berved refreshments to her class mates. Pre-Nupti- Thursday, October 18, 1956 al ins minirOt TTnilOI Parties Honor tltlStll a kitchen shower compliment-GuestPe-an- ct 5987 Brentwood. An autumn color scheme of gold and bronze was carried out in floral bouquets. Guests played table games and refreshments served. were Week-en- d visitor at the A. Miss Petersen, daughter of Burr Dallof home, 429 Knollcrest, was Mrs. Dallof's father, Ernest Mr. and Mrs. Roger K. Petersen, 5369 Knollcrest, has circled Garrett, Pocatello, Ida. Nov. 7 for her wedding day. She will exchange nuptial promises with James L. Gilbert "HOPE SPRINGS at the Reception Center. J. Ephraim Walquist, former presiETERNAL IN THE dent of Murray Stake will officiate. HUMAN BREAST" Parents of the future bride(Author's name below) groom are Mr. and Mrs. L. W. There is now reason to hope Gilbert, 5648 S. 200 VV. that there will be a cure for Eagle Want Ads Get Results! every disease. Drug manufacturers, who produce the basic medicines in your prescriptions, are allocating as much as 10 of their income for research. I It is important that you purchase all your medicines in a pharmacy to encourage this effort. Part of the price of every prescription we dispense becomes your contribution to your future better health. WEEK-N- D Miss Soffe s d Miss Sandra ing tersen was given by Mrs. Max Petersen and Mrs. Ira Packard, Gct. 6, at the Petersen home, VISITOR 1 gwg! A shower, Oct. 15, at the home of Mrs. Orpha Brown, Sandy, bride-eleMiss complimented Pnml Ann Snffp were Miss Beth Soffe and Miss Kelly Clements. Mi.ss Miss Gay Robinson, Clara Taylor and Mrs. Dean Todd were hostesses at a bridal shower Oct. 16 honoring Miss Soffe. Scene of the event was the Robinson home, 4629 Brown St. was The popular bride-to-b- e honored at a luncheon and kitchen shower Wednesday afternoon. Hostesses were Mrs. Del-mLarson, Mrs. Alta Richins and Mrs. Occie Evans. A personal shower given by Mrs. Frank Herridgo tonight (Thursday) will be attended by friends of Miss Soffe who are associated in tha modeling profession. Oct. 25 has been chosen as the day Miss Soffe will exchange wedding vows with Thomas W. Bartlett at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn C. Soffe, 4760 S. State. Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. Eart-let- t, Salt Lake City, are parents of the prospective bridegroom. Pn-hn- c75 j r.'ii SEVENTH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Milford Mabey, 24 W. 6025 South, celebrated their seventh wedding anniversary Oct. 6, at a dinner party at Andy's Smorgasbord. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Crapo, Midvale. JAYCETTES MEET Thirteen members of Murray Jaycettes met Oct. 8, at the i jyk I n CAN PHONE AMherst WHEN YOU NEED EXTRAORDINARY $17.50 Jill Brilliant beauty in high Pick up your prescription if shopping near us. A great many people entrust us with the responsibility of filling their prescriptions. May we compound yours? SPARKLINO BRILLIANCE PRESCRIPTION AS CHEMISTS Quotation by Alexander Pope ) 1956 (10W2) it.1 -1 ioi .i in mIT1" -- 5g7g So $65.00 ' o vortaty ot karat sIim Wi or yollow gold onlWvgl ovory taito and bwdgat Doslgnod to foot end tKomondi onlorgod to o dotal Prkoi Mwdo Ftdtrol Ton. Sm Our Complt i af Diamandt I f HOUSEGUESTS Royal Christensen, Shelley, and his fiancee, Miss Pat Ida, . . . . . i tt gtui were weeji-em- i guesis Hi the home of Bishop and Mrs. Quintin V. Christensen, 176 W. Eight-diamon- fetation f Avofcjblt I St In U karat At IS- -t Steadman Jewelry 4844 South State in Murray RICKY IS THREE Clark Ricky Foley was hon- ored at a family party on his third birthday Oct. 15, at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Foley, 41 W. 6025 S. Guests from Salt Lake City were his grandparents, Mf. and Mrs. William A. Self, and cous- ins Michael Brent, Danny and Cindy Lee Madsen, and Kathy, LaNae and Cheryl Lynne Smith. for all you have done for growing Utah. including . . . -- MORE WATER Upper Colorado Storage Act, being instrumental in having first year's appropriation boosted from $,,000,000 to $13,000100. - HELP FOR FARMERS Authoring Sugar Act of 1956, greatly increasing Utah hect farmers' share of the market. amendfor soil bank areas ment providing penalties grazing on fanners. livestock protecting -- MORE GOOD JOBS Writing dispersal amendment to the Defease Produc-io- n Act, which will help bring big new industry to Utah, greatly increasing payrolls. -B- This message sponsored by these Salt Lake County citizens: Mri. Joieph Warner L F. Greentidei Jamei E. Jack Lorenzo B. Summerhayt John A. San ford C. F. (Cliff) Parkin John Fetier, Sr. Paul A. Nowmeyer ETTER FISHING Pushing through appropriation for $60,000 to improve Springvillc lash I latchcry, for better Utah fishing. - CUT G. D. Sogootedt Mrt. Margaret Giolai Mri. Kelvin W. Aylet A. J. Sabey Warren S. Ottley Dr. Burton F. Brother Georgt H. Whitley, Jr. Sherman P. Lloyd II Murray Cimen l'ortraH by Don Blair Eyre-Kem- p JllItiaIS KcCltC(l r HUHy iWCrilllff a The Reception Center was the scene of the wedding of Miss Deane Eyre and Gene J. Kemp Friday evening, October 12, at 7 Helped write the tax law resulting in tion for people with moderate incomes. - OTHER 10 tax reduc- lef's Keep BEN NETTX in fhe Senate He's veteran on Ike's team a (Paid political advertisement, Citizens for Bennett Committee, Lylc M. Ward, chairman) and w Wednesdays f are Special Days i The bride is the daughter of and Mrs. L. W. Eyre, 610 West 6400 South and the bride- groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. LaVell Kemp, 146 6 East 12goo South, Draper. Bishop Ralph Jensen performed the dou- b, rt ceremony. Jacob Bur- tQn Jr was accompan. led by Mrs. Burton. Given In marriagge by her father, the bride appeared In a gown of white slipper satin under crystalline with lace applique. The gown was fashioned with a drop waist, scoop neckline and sleeves tapered to a point at the wrist. Her veil of French Illusion was held by a tiara of pearls and rhlnestones. She carried a white orchid surrounded by white roses. Miss Del Jean Cunningham of Salt Lake was the maid of honor and the bridesmaids were Misses Nola Wllklns of Murray and Shanna Kemp of Draper. They wore identically styled gowns In shades of brown, bronze and green crysalline. Their bouquets wwere bronze chysanthomums. The flower girl, Krlstle Nielsen was dressed In yellow cryst"!" The mother of the bride selected a mauve lace dress and the bridegroom's mother was dressed In pink metallic. Best man duties were performed by William Powell of Sandy, while the guests were shown their places by Norvln Kemp, James Washburne and Dal Eyre. Miss Carol Nuzman presided at the guest book and Mrs. Norvln Kemp, Irma Lynn Watts. Ingrid Hallen and Sherrle Mnrie McMillan took care of the gifts Assisting with the serving were Jo Ann Eddington, Kay Turner, JaNett Turner, Karen Carpenter nnd Nancy Curtis. For their ten-da- y trip to Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Mrs. Kemp elected a cinnamon wool costume with brown accessories. They will make their home In Draper. guests attending the wedding Included Mr. and Mrs. Allan Black of Sherman Oaks, Calif.; Richard Basker-vlll- e of Loi Angeles and Mrs. Frank Buchanan of Casper, Wyoming. Mrs. Mary Deeb honored the shower. bride with a Out-of-to- pre-nuptl- PERMANENT NTI-FREE- 4980 South State BRING THIS COUPON Milk Shakes . 5 FOR 1.00 See other ads This Paper Offer Expires Dec. 1, . A 4fe Don't even think of buying a new car Monica ... trie until you've seen the 1957 De Soto most exciting car in the world today! be on display at our De dealer's October 30th. It will Soto-Plymou- th Vote mm a m THEY THINK ALIKE 1"! 0AL10S o hlgh-gro- The next four years are going to be significantly important for Utah. A new era of progress and development looms with the start of the Colorado Iliver Project. No man is better qualified to provide leadership for Utah than George Dewey Clyde. Mr. Clyde worked with the White House in securing passage of the great reclamation bill. lie can work with the White House in getting the appropriations necessary to complete it. George Clyde know the farm, reclamation and resource development of the state. He is experienced in business and government administration, and has a background in education. 11 is ability as a statesman has been proved many times. He has served as adviser to state leaders and to two Secretaries of Agriculture. CLYDE 1$ VOTE FOR Ethylene d for bolt ontl-frtdtptndobli Winter protection, boll-proo- fretit f, ot o proof. Premium qvollry popvlof price. ANOTMII OOOOrUt CLYDE FOR GOVERNOR NOV. 6 Vote Republican VMU1 Political QUALITY OIL CO. 5040 So. eminently well qualified. it Glycol lull-proo- for Utah President Eisenhower has piven us four of the best years of our lives, and with Ike at the helm, the next four yean look bright and promising. $250 Htrt'l CLYDE EISENHOWER for America George Stote-A- tkOySaiaBSBESSBl M A4rtlMatat I at Mr. BIG BENEFITS Playing a key role in bringing to Utah more flood control, improved highways, funds for airports, and appropriations for Utah parks. Tugs. p.m. oUODYEAR TAXES l" Don't Do It, Monica Mr. and Mrs. Gene Kemp Perfectly matched, an exd ceptional value. duet in gleaming 14 karat gold. Diamond Ring $250.00 5 Diamond Wedding Ring DYCHES PHARMACY 4798 South State 1 Diamond Ring $150.00 Four Diamond Wedding Ring $50.00 "back-to-schoo- PERSONAL fash- ion design. A seven diamond pair in flashing 14 karat gold. Copyright h j MAGNIFICENT FAIR A MEDICINE (1688-1744- J, VALUE Unusually lovely bridal pair in 14 karat gold. Truly a set she'll be proud to wear. Diamond Ring $75.00 Matching Wedding Ring -- PLAN NIGHT AT HILLCREST Hillcrest PTA officers and chairmen will hold an executive meeting Friday, Oct. 19 at 1:30 p.m. in the school's faculty room, to discuss a night, to be held at the Hillcrest elementary school, for all the Parents of the area and the teachers. PTA president, Mrs. Rex Olsen will be in charge. MURRAY ITEMS LaVell Ricks, South 267 West, is confined to bed at St. Mark's hospital in Salt Lake, where he Is undergoing treatment and observation for a serious illness. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sainsbury, Moses Lake, Idaho, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Carlson, 6550 Jefferson st. .J ' : DIAMONDS...Styled by Experts! YOUR PHYSICIAN pa qf ar home of Mrs. Jack Day, 2746 Meadow View Dr. for a business and social meeting. Mrs. Sam Dunlap and Mrs. Richard Hendricks were Page 3 (UTAH) EAGLE L Prc-Nnpli- al 1 I'HSS Polofcoii bride-ele- MURRAY 1 Wllllta C. Da. Marrty I |
