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Show 4C he MURRAY, Ureh, EAGLE nd Th Niu Adverttsrr Thursday, May 23, 1963 Local Seminary Sets Graduation Murray. The graduating class of Murray high school's seminary will receive diplomas tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in the Murray South stake center. SPEAKERS WILL BE Sharon Pmilson, Susanne Challis, Annette Rowland, David Blaek, Scott Clark, David Greenwood. Carol Bird and Harold John Shaw Jr. Prayers will he offered by Steve Simrr mid Karen Gee. Officers for next year wore elected and introduced last week. They are Roger Sporty, president; Robyrt Pug mire, vice president: Nancy Cannon, secretary, and Marie Butler, STAKE MEMBERS THIN BEETS Murray. Murray South stake residents will assist in the stake beet thinning project Saturday on the stake's farm in Lehi. Workers will depart at 4:30 a.m. t lrt'".iT Presbyterian Women Will Sponsor Retreat X jf retreat for memMurray. bers of the Women's Aesocia-tio- n of Cottonwood Presbyterian church is planned today A (Thursday). TO BE HELD at the home of Mrs. Donald M. Budge, 6714 So. 1300 East, the retreat will be led by Paith Kurley. Youngsters will be cared for at the - if ' --. 1- .: ,.ft... " it church nursery. The association's annual salad luncheon will be June Ti at the church. Mrs. Larry Sehultz will present the program. Her subject will be the "summer medical offering", a special offering of United Presbyterian women. nr.- I Millcreek Stake Will Sponsor Rose Prom , 4- J- - - - V h if 1 V .9. J - --. Millcreek Millcreek. stake house will be the setting for a Rose Prom Saturday at 8:30 p.m. ' I Designing the decorations and planning the refreshments are Mia Maids and Explorers of the stake. Assisting them are Mrs. Ned Greenig, stake Maid leader and Hyrum McDonald, stake age group counselor. " , . ... ,.. ,.M Doughfor Recognizes Mother's Home home for her. Mrs. Catten, who is 94, fell last week, injured her ankle and is bedridden. If the home pictured above is yours, yoo can win $5 by corning into the office, 155 E. 4905 South and identifying it before noon Wednesday. THOUGH MRS. MARTHA CATTEN, 2666 So. 8900 West is confined to her bed with a broken ankle, she won $5 this week as the owner of the mystery home. Her daughter, Mrs. Daisy Guggisberg came into the office and identified the Eagle-Advertis- DflOV Eagle-Advertis- er W. Nelson Johnson, Waliy Johnson, Lynn L. Johns, David Lewis Jones. Gary D. Jones Larry M. Jones. Jack Lloyd Jones. Oary Jorgensen. Jimmie Keech. Richard h. Kelsey. Gary Gene Kanamee. Doug p. Kettle. Ohalres Pau! Lambert. Larry Lange. r. Wayn Larrabee. Richard Larson. Richard Lttimer. Kenneth John Light. DarreU D. Mackay, Dean Mackay, Douglas Elta Mackay, Molan B. MacLance Manaikke. kay, Tom Malm. Bill Manwartng, George Robert Martens, Eddie Paul Mayne, Douglas Mell-e- r, Rob Don Mirkelson, Tom Middle-toTony R. Mentane. Keith o. Morgan, iliissell H. Mouritsen, Oliver Harold Moyes, Jr. Patrick McCafferty, William John McGowan. Ronald Cart ITeilson, Dave Weilson. Larry D. Nelson, Larry Mrlvin Nielsen, Gary Le Nyhart. Steven Kent Olsen. Oeorge Betts Olseh. E. David Osborne. Gerald L. Palmer, Kenneth Ronald Packer. Johi! Arthur Patilk. H. Robert Parry, Steven Lester Paxtoh, John H. Peel. Mark Owen Pendleton. Mark Craig Pendleton. David Perking. Ron- aid Kent Peterson, D. Brent Phillips Martin Walter Player. Ken R. Price, Thomas Elton Princ Rodney Oeorge Prows. Le .Record. C. Dale Reesor, . Kelly Dnie Remund. Charles Edtvard Renfro. Dale Leron Richards. Lorn W. Ricks David Dee Roberts, John Collier Robl-son- ,. Nelson Russell. ;. Ronald Ellis Marvin Richard Salisbury Joseph Banchea, Prcd Smith. Larry B. 8mith. Larry Paul Sniith, Wayne Latham Smith, Randy Sorensoii, Dennis H. Stevens, Paul Reed Stevens, Lewis O. Swenson, Rulon Wayne Swenson, John Sorensen. Gary Leonard Telford, Don R. Thomas. Val Ray Todd. William Lee Thomas. Wayne Eric Tousley. Toby Richard Trujille. Fred M. Tull, Larry Earl Turpin, Steve A. Twltchell. Leon E. Dnsworth. Larry Wadsworth, Deloy Walker, Lewis Tommy Ward, Byron Gen Warr,, Bonner O. Wair, Oliver Dave Washborn. Hairy Dennis Wendel, Gary Lloyd Whitney, William E. Wiley, Kenneth Dean Wilson, Tom W. Withers Curtis Dwight Wilber, Michael Nunn Central Junior Reveals Plans For Ninth Grade Graduation Monday Granite Park. Upon Time" is the theme for Central Junior High's closing exercises, which will be held Monday in the auditorium at A 7:30 p.m. TIIK THF.ME from "Blossom Time" will provide the processional music, which will be rendered by the orchestra. Mdton Perkins is the director. The orchestra will also play "Allegro" and furnish the recessional music. Harold Leo, ninth grade pres- - Honor Court Held Friday N-v,- Mngm. John Adamson was in charge of the Oquirrh Court of Honor held Friday at Brock-ban- k junior high. Ulva Nielson and Ruth Wright led the group in a community sing and the invocation was given by K. E. Matthews. Flag ceremony was by troop 702. under the direction of Alden Hardy. Mike Kazzeca, son of Mr. arul Mrs. Paul Hazzecn. 3031 S. it 100 West, received his Eagle award in an impressive cerein which Father Lawmony, rence Spellen. members of troop 200 and the committee participated. Mile swim cards were won by Handy Martin, Gordon Symes and jed Clark of 101; Tom and Tim Peel. Eddie Bills, CralR Sniiih. I van Petersen and Mike Petersen of 147. First class awards were Riven .lei iv Long and Jimmie Solomon of troop 1S5; Gary Beck and Bruce Hunt of 147 and Lester Areliuletta of troop 200. Mothers received miniatures of the awards. Second class badge went to fv.ip Christensen. Harold 1'ng-"leMike Petersen, Craig Sniith. Eddie Bills and IVnnis Haiuman of 117: Eddie Mira-bcllof 2(10: Anthony Black. I'avid Hansen. Bruce Long and Allan Cimniers of 185 and llov ilk " Save money by having extension telephones installed in your new homd or apartment w hen you move in, not later on when there would be an additional service connection charge. You'll especially appreciate the usefulness of extension phones as you're getting settled. You're receiving lots of calls, making lots of calls. Then, youll discover that extensions are favorite additions to your home. Choose from three styles r. seven colors. Before you move, call our business office to arrange for a convenient installation date. Tyges-- address. Developing the theme Mary Lynda Olsen will speak on the subject, "From Here to Where". "Once Upon A Time We Found Religion" will be discussed by Mary Ann Ensign. Jerry Rigby will enumerate "Once Upon A Time We Found Our Place In The World." Students from the advanced drama class will present "Once LTpon A Time At Central." nr.WA I.OOCK. ninth grade vice president will present the class gift to Russell Sorenson, neiviy elected student body president. Cheri ninth Burklnshaw. grade secretary wil introduce the principal. Alma S. Edwards. Elmer J. Hartvigsen will also address the graduates. I'NBER THE direction of Kathleen Thompson the mixed will chorus sing "Onward Christian Soldiers", and "You'll Xevei Walk Alone." "Memories of Central" will be sung by the ninth grade class, Sue Ptilver conducting. Lynn Clark and Carol Streadbeck will offer the prayers. Upon completion of the exercises a dance will be held In the gymnasium. SENIOR BOYS Jee .lnv tl-- Laural Badv. Euckner, Kaye Barros. Ralph, ne Cabrera. Jame Lynn Faye Carroll. Carol Lynn Casebolt. Gaylia Christensen. Karen Lynne Clark. Shirley Sue Ann Covert, JoAnn Counts. Judy Curley. Irene Curtis. Diana Lynete Dean. 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Dorothy Jean Morgan Bailey, Bangerter, Ruby May Bawden. Michelle Ann Bearnson. Barbara Ann Beck. Linda Bennett. DiAnn Bingham, Kathleen Ann Bird, Ellinor Skovbv Bjorn. Michele Rene Bodell, Linda Boothe. Leah Laraine Boehme, Carol Bowles, Ray Misctirlle 7963 Conk - 2 Brad"tw Lyn tube-ty- rrlon ('lai r("ut S:r'l.,n I tn.liv IVrrv 19f2-19C- 5 $ Dwninc n. AMrrd fiarj I .( Anderli-- il son. ThomuAmln., .Urry David Ari:atituii:ht. Mirliarl c Aylctt. Lnmoiu W luxihn lienim niamp Bench, rjrniM tjpriyi Ray lliif. Hubert Floyd n.rnit. Drll Rny p., ynon. Jack Kaymoml ninglium, Ucrilrf Fa-nBocul Thomas l.rllny Ithuiiio. Jo Luther nroukv Loren (" r ooki. Carl B Uron K:u !'ron. Hurry Vtrn Hiuia'i mmi. Dana llr amer, C'abrcru ji Cur. no;;. Jr Jolm Aliiin Carty. CliHrlrs rhrhhii'rn, I Jti. .t olrnn nen lti ci.ntrl) (V.:,!, cu-l- : rhr:i Irtmniil litiy Cl;iumti I'r. si' i vrortjr te SENIOR GIRLS WHiTEWAUS Granger High Graduates With Class Of Sharon Brad?haw, Janet Lynn Eroadhead, Going Places? Then Go, Go Goodyear! ident, will present the welcome "Once ttoodbrey. Parrell I. Jtnf?n, Datrl R. Jensen. Sleren Johns, Danhy Keith Johnson, Nell Irutn Bills received a ten- Fi. I'n'.r an r IV:au ! 1' derfoot award. M Folk I'aii W I'i I a M i it .t3 i.ii' Jefiery Bek. Eagle scout III I'lll l.rr front 7u2, was awarded an ilidH( ClAlt'.i M U.itt.rV emergency service award Many .lhr. t",:k Ilrtle. W ilav N Ia i,i !lmi-l- l C. merit badges were given. Mun-- . r R..i.rt Itn .n Troop ".'fid received recogni M;.'1,njl Plhi:;Ixriiv l'i"t-II tion for having the most 11. H Krmitth II i hi (inyliti II.' .. attendance II Mrr Ii... I. Ili.i.nhriiBenediction was given by Hum I tun! Wu.ntnn Marry If Scout Master Bav Larson. Hunt Eddie : MOUNTAIN STATES TELEPHONE Progressing WITH-TH- E : I'i. . I SEAT BELTS n, A $"7795 IV. Kim r lUlph installed! mmi mi HEW Murray State Bank fp. . . m LI mmm . ' j : I . '!lY deiigned to better serve your every bonking need .. 5 . 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