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Show 2nJ Jops Butler Death also claimed Mrs. Vitorta Oliver, 65, of 6902 So. State . . . Charles William Cron-- ; in. Pharmacist's mate, USN, - List). 1 East Jordan Reveals Winners In Roadshow i t - Vf gible to enter the district road-Shocompetition scheduled irt August. WARDS in the Stake and the fields for which they received first place are listed as follows as weil as the person or persona receiving the awards: week.1 ,., , Butler 2nd: best song presEngraved trophies were entation Reed Jones, Watty awarded to first place winners Smith, and Don Antczak; enfor being the best in various tertainment award; costumes; phas 3 of- - roadshow presentat- comedy dance, Virginia Davis . ; ion.? and Barbara Seward; entree Persons directly responsible act, Clem Butler and Doug for ' the' : "whining of ; award? Heaps, and best cast. through participation or direcButler 3rd: scenery, Frieda tion were presented' the troph- Ross and Barbara Eriggs; cosies by Stake drama director, tumes, Karen Nilson, and solo Eva Welchman. ' .' dance, Dixie Haueter. Butler 2nd Ward was the BUTLER 4T1I: script. 'Maurecipient of six first place reen Webb; supporting actress, awards, the most of any ward Karen and Sharen Mosher aa in the stake, making them ell- - Cleo and Patra, and costumes. Goldie Despain. Butler 5th: lighting, K a r I Holly; original . music, Linda WILL BUY LAND pill, and group dance, Bpbljio , Bybee. Union Jst: makeup, Myrin sound effects, Larry Large or small parcejs Walker; Hagen, and best actor, Richard 2nd: special of deeded land or BoswelJ. Union Anderson. effects, pavid Union 3rd: best actress, Alice ranches. Boggess (won this same award fn last year's roadshow); supGive details price, porting actor, Mike Jeppson, and comedy dance group. acres, terrns, location, Union 4th: participation ' and timing award, Lynn Cook; etc. ' ' ;rv( ,' natural scenery award, Ellis and choral group, Bringhurst, Write to:; Karlene Park. Butjer Ward: group instrumental, Ed Nelson MAURICE. GRANT and makeup, Maxine Davis. ' Several, wards were judged 5802 East leith J.qne as equal in the best costume Scot tsd ale, Arizona category and were therefore all given a first place award. i preenfleM. The jnixiety of roadshow participants was relieved durtii? an award night held Jast week by East Jordan Stake MIA at the nmphi-theatr- e near Qlacio Lodge where the roadshow hau been presented the previous mpy j ir , ; MORE DAYS to buy GENUINE... Enna Jelticks fprps$"85 $85 little ps 1 1 5 w James Savaya Named Murray Court Judge K w i TWENTY YEARS AGO, as reported from the files of the Murray Kagle of August L 1940. ,. IIMU1IM11BMIIIMIIIIIII V ImimB. - .. lllllllllllll Llll.l DvAVIf : girts. art: Karma Jones, left; Sonja Potty Fynes, Vicky Swenson and Girls 'pictured , East-Jorda- Bghpland Rolyh' Anderson. "Portraying" the horse Barbara Seward and Virginia Davis. t , the Future". It was sponsored Teleby the MounUiin States ' phone Company. The women' were invited by their husbands to an outsida on Aug. 11th whinh There was a slump in, the born in Salt Lake hospitals last' barbecue will be held at the South Cot; . number of births at Cottonwood week. tonwood Ward. ' Maternity last week. After a ; .. " i i boys record number noted in the previous report, this week shows "Mr. and Mrs. William J. Blr onlySO. The girls were ahead, es, 4919 Wasatch Ave., July 17. Mr. and Mrs, Jay Milligan, with 18 for them and 12 for the Births Take Slight Drop At A Coffonvood; Girls Lead Again - '. . : .. Jl lilllill S 4150 So. boys.' State, July 17: 4 limAl..l mil y. J) UM II IIIIIW ' J, -- PARK &TILF0RD "RESERVE" A CENTURY OF QUALITY IN The J. E. Blake family of Bennion, had a reunion with MSgt. Lawrence Blake return ing after 2 years war service. M a c h i n i s t 's Mate Blake, with the amphibious force of the navy, flew home for three days; a sister, Mrs. Cora Good, from Kansas City, and Miss Irene Blake, a nurse in the Veteran's hospital at I os Angeles, and a son Theron Blake of Shelley Idaho, all man-nge- d to be here , . . Mrs. Kuth Ellen Anderson Steffensen,. 35, died of a heart ailment . . ti J Dfc C. PARKiTILFORD By Lady Lions PARK I TILF0R0, NEW YORK 79' 77 1 1 lb, T-Bo- r ... with tho IMP Ik.' Tablerite ' 10-1- lb. economy sized fixture provides both shower and tub bathing in finished compartment space measuring only 36"x38". Made of rigid cast iron smoothly finished with a thick coating of lustrous enamel. Choose from six .colors and white. This TOMATOES 43 . . .... , 2 jHH si- t - Swanson "A" Pullet-Siz- e EGGS Pillsbury ' 7? ' - ? u 't ' X from these 4961 One Complete pi lM!CHTTB0TIOM?ICTrjIC MniirMmT m urn umn tmnrirv . t tit M A itti. Mm. ir 4IU 4S;J4 k tAt tAt Brinton Electric 4111 k Kaath KUI l HUIt AG Cartoon Premier Sales k FIRST PICTURE! FEATURE-LENGT- c Milk Mtk HUI4 k 1 .lk HUM Herb Towers Plumbing 164 fttltk ftUl V X - , t 1 i Ulrica t enirrprrrne tfAe hivkL'w ZMihnun f Butler's Shoes k 411 hill k Original Hut MURRAY THEATRE 4961 SOUTH STATE Pancake House ktk nut Harmon's k lit klk k Murray Cafe HUM KUI RUI Murray City Pharmacy 4KTI M.'i Hub's Market HUM Mr. Debbi , lUalk SUM IGA Foodliner SI HUM Steve's Service 4H Milk Cleaners klk UI Granite Furniture -- Gerrard's Utoco (Ulk lk HUM Prompt 41 BIS Western 4MII UI 4TJ4 Milk RlU LaRies 4U Mllk k Murray Center 4:l Mlk (( Academy of Beauty lit (alk BUU Neffs, Inc. MM HM(k RUI Noma Milk Builders Kik Mtlt Rtk SUM Bestway 'w Ranch Store U4 fttk IUU r I Ml R.ilk United Model UI Milk FIRMS Teinerts South State 7:30 p.m. Showing 5tu 1 -- MERCHANT MOVIES Ricci's J .'jX''i MURRAY Shoe Repair Fhon ' VIM "r Cli Sharp Foods Klk I (y)y ) dozl Drug CI 19 Addrett . Eisa iJil;!;fVHlj;l! Allied Development saiuoko aty, utah I 47M Math 4 Ml I 3 A GRADE': Grand Central 413 255 West South Templo 2 TV DINNERS BUDGET TERMS Soilk SUU t 4.H KEYSTON, INC. -'"-- Tickets Available Lobb's Deseret IronRite it Our Members Are Still Paying These Prices IS ' firrn, Ripe pounds 2 RESTAL Receptor Bath ' ' Tickets Available from these MURRAY FIRMS llH-l- lb. Sirloin Steak USDA Choice For a Complef e Price List on Our Fu Line of Foods Fill Out Coupon and Mail Today to JT7 ' TURKEYS - Steak USDA Choice ne .... 1 Murray Music 1 25 yeori experience , the guests pf the Murray City Chamber of Commerce and your friendly MURRAY BUSINESS FIRMS to wonderful ALL COLOR Family Your purchase of $2 or Movies! HERE'S HOW!! more entitles you to a regular 75c ticket for only 5c good Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday evening . Outstanding Color Movies on a Giant Screen at . . . 4KU 13' BOB WAGSTAFF, Manager . Decorating Large Loaf of Bread Quart of Grade A Milk Burfiln Corner VllUff 5th West on 53rd South Be REMEMBER WHEN YOU PAID 1 Itiddra : uuw i i j in Have a complete extra bathroom in a iVix V space i Ottley for for for for a filll BUDGET OIL ' FIFTEEN YEARS AGO, as reported from the files of the Murray Fugle of July 26, till KM 4HI1 15 Save 60c to 80c ' South Cottonwood: Members of the South Cottonwood Lady Lions Club entertained their husbands last week at an outside steak dinner. Thev met at the home of Mr. and Mis. Ed Collctt, 709 E. 6400 South. Mel Hodgekinson presented a protrram entitled, "Dial F for EVERY BOTTLE BUNDED WHISKEY, 70X CRA1N NEUTRAL SPIRITS. 85 PROOF. of Husbands Feted 'thefinest tasting uhisJcey of its type" we can bring you BUDGET PRICES 47 children left Sunday for Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs. Naatz will visit with friends and relatives while Rev. Nnatz attends a meeting in Milwaukee, Wise, for one week. He will rejoin his family in Cleveland and they will return to Murray about Aug. 12th. ?MTi INDEPENDENT -- I , Christ Lu therm Church, Mrs. Nanti and their FOUNDED (m) IN 1840 Francisco-Oakland-Berkle- Because we're 1945. Granite Office Mr. and Mrs.' Vern p. ; Locally, there were but six. Granite ark. After 11 yean 4896 So. 4940. West, with the division. 5; for the on the Granite School District 18. JUly 1 and for the boys. girls Board of Education, J. Victor Mr. and Mrs.' D. Bess announced he was submit.Following U a list pf parents, 5004 So. 4015 West, July 18. from this area who had children ting his resignation as a memL. Mrs. Mr. and Elite, Eugene he jocal hospital last week. ber of the group at its regular 19. i Magna, July Mr. ami Mrs. Lawrence T. monthly meeting last week. GIRLS He told board members that Mr. and Mrs. Russell Leland Walter, 4311 W. 5780 South, he was resigning because he 20. 19. 4898 July Center, July Strohm, will soon be moving from the Lucos-tic- , and Mrs. J. Frank Mr. Melvin Mrs. end Richard iMr, 4830 So. 4015 West, July 20. second precinct of the school Savage. 1342 V. 4200 South, district from which he was July 21. elected. GIRLS Mr. and Mrs. John Dale NorTHE SESSION was held at Mr. and Mrs. James W. ton, 58 Vine Street, July 22. 23 Rose Circle, July 17. the board offices, 330 E. 3540 tt f?ar-neMr. and Mrs. Lawrence South. Supt. Elmer J. Hartvig-se- n Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Raw-soForbush. 1242 E. 6450 So., said the board would dis 4006 So. 5200 West, July July 23. cuss a replacement fpr Mr. Bers 17. , Mr. and Mrs. Clenn W. Mr. and Mrs. Reid C. Rich- at its next meeting scheduled Jr.. 5Q45 So. 11S0 Ens', Tuesday, Aug. 16th. ards, Magna, July 17. July 21. r, At the meeting, it was anMr. and Mrs. Alexander nounced that classwork will beBOYS Magna, July 17. Mr. and Mrs. V. Okerlund, gin on Aug1: 29th in the district. Mr. and Mrs. LaMarr M. Pet17. flat fee erson, 3329 So. 7200 West, Julv 2183 W. 6200 South, July Nor- The board approved a tex of $10 for rental pf books Mr. and Mra. Joseph A. 23. ton. 3784 Granger Dr., July 17. at district high schools. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dodge. Supt. Hartvigsen announced In Salt Lake that Granite elementary school? Magna, July 18. Following is a list of parents Dr. and Mrs. Roy J. Sandvig; will use KUED facilities for a language program next yefr. pf this area who had children 4089 So. 3S0 East, July 18. It was also voted by the Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Moses. board to allot some time at the So. 9th East, July 19. 2574 J ,IA'W"MMWH W Mr. and Mrs. John G. Hic- group's August meeting to the ham, 950 E. 5700 South, July Citizens for Better Education Committee. Members of this .19. . : Mr and Mrs. Don Reed, Mag- group will present their case for use of the phonetic system na, July 20. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan F. Dial, in teaching of reading. 800 Gernmnia, July 20. Let want ails do the job for Mr. and Mrs. Roy Warburton. you! Call AM 4752 Hoifman St.. July 20 Naatz l"l ".".""". Mrs. J. W. Carter, Taylors--ville- , was recuperating following an accident in which she suffered severe shock, broken collar bone and bruises . . . Th? V i s 8 e s Grace Johnson, June Wright, Naomi White, Beth Bean, LaRue Mortenson, Lois Stauffer and Maxine Adamsou spent the week at Bear Lake . . . . Mrs. Ralph Doran and daughter Wilma, left for a vay cation in the San area . . . Croft Smith returned home following a course of instruction at Camp Ord, California. Bess Resigns Murray Pastor, Family Leave On Trip To East Murray. Rev. William 1 are Sa!-aza- .ntEl UiL(l ' Stoke PARTICIPATING in the ;oad,show winner of Bufler 2ncJ Word werei, Kurt Johnson, left; Gail Bushnefl, 'BiH 6arg ent, Blaine Antczak and Reid Jones, behind Coff-man- DbI -- y, Sale closes Saturday, July 30! J Ur5? (' g to Thursday, July 28, 1960 Remember When? St , ONLY son of C. L.' Cionin, 6478 So. State, arrived at the Navel hospital for medical treatment' following service in the combat areas pf the Pacific. PAGE IB TEN YEARS AGO, as re-- t ported from the files of the Murray Eagle of July 28, ? J950. J, Easton Parratt took over., as superintendent of Murrey'. City schools replacing Dt, James CJovo, who started ti (IteniemlMT, page 2R, Col. 9) . . , Hilt NOTICE: CROWDS! CROWDS! CROWDS! We are getting capacity crowds each night. COME EARLY and AVOID State Bank k SOU A' kXk SUI Cleaners I'll IUlk 011 lit Vlt. The Office If |