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Show 2B. ' Classes Elect Thursday, Sept. 12, 1963 Mutual Classes Hold Opening Social At New Murray Ward Hall 1Jvery;eW For New Year Murray. Class elections were completed at Rivervlew junior high Friday, according to Prin- Murray. Members of the M- - cipal Vere McHenry. Men arid Gleaners of Murray Elected ninth grade officers South stake held their opening were David Sagendorf, presi- social Tuesday evening at the dent, son of; Mr. and Mrs. ward Frank Sagendorf, 108 VV. Lest- new Murray lOth-llt- h hall. er Ave.; Diane Limberg, vice The social gave the groups president, daughter of Mr. and the opportunity to begin activ- - Mrs. Ray Limberg, 6185 Clay St., and Linda Mecham, secre ities for a successful year. tary, whose parents are Mr. were served Refreshments and Mrs. Marcellus Mecham, memand group games led by 5708 So. 600 West. bers of the Mutual. Ken Pino wfl lead eighth Use the want ad for a grade activities this year as president. A son of Mr. and Mrs. John Pino, 345 W. 6400 South, John will be assisted hy new vice president Janice' Whit- lock, a daughter of Mr. and LEVI'S SUM FITS . Airs, u leu W. 5900 South. TAN BLACK GREEN BROWN Light blue SIZES 26 TO 28 425 - green 'Light blue - brown SIZES 4 TO 12 14863 So. State - . AM u and ice Olson, secretary. Mr. Mrs. Maxwell Olson, 478 BOY'S LEVI'S SUM FITS tan vvriuioi:it, Maria Oliver, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Oliver, 80 W. 5900 South, is secretary. Heading seventh grade officers this year is Jan Child, whose parents are Mr. and Mrs. 110 W. 5878 J. W. Child, South. Other class officers are Warren Koceja, vice president, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Koceja, 5839 Utahna and Jan. Dr., V. Janice's are Spacerama parents. Friday's elections capped day activities at the school. An assembly and dance were on the schedule. Principal McHenry said student enrollment had reached 437 by Nine new teachers Monday. have joined the faculty this year. Uliether you're buying, sell1 ing, renting or trading, Want d are your market place! 51 3" it:; . ?ra ; j- t-- -- a. I . , J . 'v ...: ' '- , if, - " 'w' - " ttiiian jrtuij Minute Look May Make 'You S5 Richer A One JUST A MINUTE of your time may in- crease your riches by $5 this week. Mrs. Richard Jenkins, 4094 W. 4835 South, last week's winner, has a crisp $5 bill in her pocket for properly identifying the Mystery Home before Wednesday noon at the Eagle - Advertiser offices, 155 E. 4905 South. Mrs. Jenkins said many of their friends if TEX YEARS AGO as ' reported from the files of the Mqrrav Eagle, Friday, September 11, 1953. The Murray High School Spartans faced Cyprus football team at the Murray home field. . . Rev. John Hornock held the first service of the Murray Bible Church. . . For the third consecutive season, drum majorette Vanet Soren-sowas with the U of U band. . . . Louise Nebecker, Judith Stephan, Audrey Coshow, Dar-- SPARTANViLLE ,.' een ,6$ Slated Sunday by Hello Week was highlighted by the crowning of Jerry Isroiiice 1, king and Muhlesteln, queen, at Thurs- . day's assembly and dance. They reigned over the past week uf activities. -- staut-counsel- I Ul I In j ' J?" 'T - '"'' "m,.,.,,..- m mm mm mm 'iiw 'i - WW n mm? 86 tm n w be-gi- n monial. The event will take place in Murray 2nd ward chapel, 5050 So. 2nd West, beginning at 4:00 p.m. Patsy ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATES Murray. 'The Murray Bible church will observe their tenth Tuesday with a anniversary dinner and program. The dinner meeting will at 6:30 p.m. Guest speaker will be Rev. Thomas Miller, pastor of Anchor Baptist church. Arrangements for the event are being made by Rev. John Hornok and Mrs. Dave Miller. Murray. Kermit ; Wayne Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs." Kermit M. Miller, 5097 So. 2nd West, will be honored Sunday at a missionary farewell testi- Williamion BIBLE CHURCH MURRAY w jEnjoy its finer tastetonight n, j Ave. celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary at an open house. . . A farewell honored Dale V. Johnson prior to his departure fur an LDS mission in the Swiss- Austrian field. . . Murray high mct Heber City's Wasatch high iu the first football game of the season. . . Hal Stauffer. and Mis nn nf Mr. ywuuo w.t Norman E. Stautrer, oo fer lane, was in a Salt Lake (Remember, Page 4B, Col. 4) 368 Germania re- - AGO a FIVE YEARS . in Miller Fare we JJ tember 10, 1948, Mr. and Mrs. A H. Tavoian, The greatest name inbourbon...historic they had seen the picture the paper. A small neighbor boy recognized the home by the car which, was in the driveway. If the above Mystery Home is yours, come to the newspaper office, identify it and then leave with a new foui.d friend, a $5 bill. called to ask of their home Dr. H. N. Sheraman Returned To Murray Affer Year's World Tour lene Ereckson, Lois Stephenson left to attend ported from the files of the and Jean Nelson Mnrr,av Eagle. Thursday, Sep- - j the BYU. . . Dr. Burton F. Brasher moved to Kearns to tember 11, 1958. and t up practice of medicine was Thirtv five representatives Wilkin Gil ' of the 16 stakes in Jordan fu,et-'Jof the voted tc support installed as president Mr. and J eLl to be Kearns Lions Club. . .moved hos Ral to 'bv the LDS church Mrs. Clark Cushing operated Keith . i i. uuauctniu, in and located Murray. Heddleston was appointed new Charles Ammott, Jim Potterf, in the YMMIA. . . Quenttn Kolb and Roscoe Car- A baby boy was born to Leon roll were named to a newly Business Education created committee of the Chamber of Commerce. . . President Art Nelson of the Murray FOE announced the State officers visitation to Moab. . . Cal Gillen, veteran police officer of Murray, and his family were honored in the Know Your Neigh-- . bor articles. . . Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pucci, 1227 E. 5G00 South, were honored on their silver wedding anniversary ' at j a family reunion. . . Mrs. D. Branson Brinton, Muiray, was in Mrs. Horace Christensen, New York. " . and Eetty Mae Mower. FIFTEEN YEARS AGO as reported from the files of the Murray Eagle', Friday Sep- Remember When? Elder Miller will depart for The juniors have shown the Swedish mission, headthe classes Wliether you're buying, sellsenior sophomore and in Fostfack Tumba, quartering won who really is boss. They ing, renting or trading, want Sweden. r ads ar your market place! the Tuesday. A native of Murray, the Richard Kuhn proved eating e missionary-to-bgraduated half a cherry pie isn't too great a task as he set the record of n CAN YOU BE one minute and 28 seconds in contest. the 'INSURANCE POOR'? pie-eati- The cheerleaders, Iuis Fond, Connie Burton, Sue Olsen, Kathy Moore and Con-nl- e Wilfong, unveiled the new eheerleadlng outfits for the coming year last Friday at the first pep assembly. The outfits consist of orange sweaters sporting the Spart- an Jen 4 jrC-J.- I h-- & i t BIGGEST HOUSE PAINT L..J FAMOUS NAME AT AN AMAZING BARGAIN YET! ' ;..l emblem. The girls wore black and plaid skirt-- v while LOW COST! 7 1 '?fFf white wore black trnHrs. proved to be a very strik- Iiuis It asks Jim Jensen really! Insurance premay seem endless and sometimes you might question their worth. But the day you need insurance there's no substitute and in this day and age we never know when the need will arise. Be safe not sorry. Be insured! Kermit Wayne Miller from'. Murray high school. Jeita Eustance will play the prelude and posllude music Sunday. Invocation will be pronounced by Ronald C. Nielson and the benediction by Warren lverson. Speakers will be Bishop Donald H. Snarr. Arvm Mineer. G. Webb Snarr and the missionary. Musical inter-a- t hides will include musical sel-Tections by the vocal trio of Carol Robinson, Judith Stephan and Peggy Olson, Other missionaries in the field from Murray 2nd ward are G. Keith Snarr. South African. Sherman C. Miller, Southern Far East and Pion with M. Laney. Canadian, Erma Yates serving a stake mission. ing outfit. The pep club also displayed new apparel, composed of gray dresses with an orange neckline and orunga inverted pleats at the side. The school had mixed opinions on these uniforms but many think they have proved verv lit tractive. their Great enthusiasm was shown the pep assembly Friday, Spartan football team was introduced and the student body learned new cheers and old ones. 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