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Show Wards Attain Quota In Drive All u hJL--J MRS. J. T. OSTLER, Correspondent Sandy Churchman Vandalism Reaches 88th Year To Be Curbed Patriarch William D. Kuhre, who In Sandy City has served as Patriarch of Jordan, East Jordan and Mt. Jordan stakes for more than 30 years, observed his 88th birthday, Sunday, Jan. 21. A dinner in his honor was held Sunday afternoon at the home of his son and daughter in law, Dr. and Mrs. Martin G. Kuhre in Salt Lake City, and Sunday evening a family open house in his honor was held at the home of his youngest son, Udell J. Kuhre in Salt Lake City. A resident of Sandy the past 70 years, he first worked at the LDS temple quarry in Little Cottonwood canyon and in 1900 founded the firm for which he continues to serve as bookkeeper. Still active in church affairs, he became sandy ward bishop in 1900, stake president in 1914 and has been a patriarch since 1919. He served a mission to California in 1926. He married Alice Adelia Drown April 14, 1886. She died in 1933. He married Mrs. Christene T. J. Wilson in 1937. Five of his nine sons and daughters are living: Kenneth D. Kuhre, Oakland, Cal.; Dr. Kuhre and Udell J. Kuhre, Salt Lake City; Newell J. Kuhre, Cottonwood, and Mrs. W. VV. Born, Dallas, Tex. He has 11 grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren. A Sandy Slates Meet P-- T, A meeting, sponsored by Sandy P.T.A. will be held Thursday, Feb. 1, at 2:30 p.m. in room 11 of the new Sandy Elementary school building when a discussion and film on "Cancer Detection," will be presented by the American Cancer Society. The meeting is for women only and all women of Sandy and surrounding area are invited to attend, it has been announced by Mrs. Dunn Taylor, president, who will be in charge. of Mr. Jordan Stake have gone over the top, Primary, in the recent "Childrens' Friend" drive, according to Mrs. Vivian H. Pierce, president. To "go over the top" subscrip tions to the Primary magazine, must be obtained from 75 percent of all families in the wards, with children of Primary age. Another honor in Mt. Jordan stake is that to date, four wards in Mt. Jordan stake Primary have attained their "Heber J. Grant Paper Weights," in recognition for their contribution of $100 to the Primary childrens hospital, including Sandy First, Draper First, Crescent Second and Draper wards, as well as Mt. Jordan stake Primary board, who also qualified for the honor. Members of Mt. Jordan stake Primary include: Mrs. Pierce, president; ;Mrs. Irene and Mrs. Rose Fairbourn counselors and Mrs. Rachel Barley, secretary. All wards was passed by A resolution Sandy City Council at their meeting Wednesday, offering a reward of $25 to $50 for infromation leading to the conviction of the person or persons committing acts of vandalism in Sandy City or any property of Sandy City outside the Sandy City limits, or any property of residents of Sandy City, Mayor, Lsaac L. Sorensen, said. Destructive vandalism such as destroying windows in the homes, also destruction to the dog pound east of Sandy City hall; shooting of air guns which is prohibited by Sandy City ordinance; destruction to street signs and other property in the city, have been SANDBURR CAMP, D.U.P. reported recently. TO MEET THURSDAY Three Wards Slate Gold, Green Ball Sandy First, Second and Third wards M.I.A. annual Gold and Green ball will be held Tuesday, Jan. 30, at 8:30 p.m. at Sandy Recreational hall under direction of the ward M.I.A. officers. The affair will feature the ward queens who will reign over the ball, including Francis Ludwig, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ludwig, Sandy First ward; Hazel Davidson, daughter of A. A. Davidson, Sandy Second ward, and Jeanncne Dowd-ing- , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. Alma Dowding, Sandy Third ward. The queens will also represent their wards at the annual Mt. Jordan Stake M.I.A. Gold and Green ball. The ball is a highlight of the M.I.A. activity program. The meeting of the Sandburr of Utah Pioneers Camp Daughter will be held Thursday, Feb. 1, at 1:30 p.m. at Mt. Jordan Stake FUNERAL HELD FOR ACCIDENT VICTIM Funrela services for Andrew C. Nelson, 88, who died Thursday of injuries received in an accident at 8040 South Seventh East Street, were conducted Monday at 1p.m. at Sandy First ward chapel, with A. LeMar Hendrickson of the bishopric officiating. Speakers were John H. Shaw, Ezra L. Kunz, and Bishop John E. Rich, with closing remarks by Musical counselor Hendrickson. numbers included vocal duet, "Oh My Father" and "Softly and Tenderly" by Mrs. Elizabeth Sorensen and Mrs. Madge Stapley and violin selections, "Just For Today" and "Prayer Perfect", by Clifton R. Alssop, accompanied on piano by Mrs. Beth Sorensen. The invocation was by Dell V. Smith with benediction by Orren Greenwood. Interment was in Sandy City Cemetery, where dedication of the grave was by Noal C. Bateman of the ward bishopric. Mr. Nelson, a son of Nels and Murna Bengston Anderson, was born May 18,, 1862 in Sweden. He came to Utah as a convert to the L.D.S. Church 48 years ago. He was employed at the Smelter many years and had also engaged in farming since he came to Sandy. He was a highpriest of Sandy First ward. Mr. Anderson changed his name to Nelson upon arrival in America. He was married to Pierson, April 24, 1888 in Sweden, and later the ceremony was solemnized in the Salt Lake L.D.S. Temple, May 18, 1910. Mrs. Nelson died in April, 1938. He is survived by two sons, Carl II. Nelson and Nels A. Nelson of Sandy. He also has 8 grand children and 11 great grand child ren. n office in Sandy, it has been announced by Mrs. Zella M. Swenson, captain The lesson, Explorations in the Rocky Mountain West," will be presented. A history of a Utah pioneer will be read by Mrs. Pearl Shaw, historian. Musical numbers will also be presented. All members and those eligible to become members are urged to attend. Mt. Jordan Stake Junior M Men and Junior Gleaner Girls held Mrs. Venna J. Smith their "Social and Chat" Tuesday Scott, Tyler and Kim evening at Mt. Jordan stake house spent part of the week in Sandy. mother, Mrs. Elfleda L. Mrs. Leah Wiliams of Ogden, was a visitor Tuesday of her sister, Mrs. Rhoda H. Jackson who Mt. Jordan Stake Teen' Age has been very ill at her home the "Gold and Green" Ball for all Bee past two weeks. Hive girls, MIA Maids, Boyscouts Mrs. Elfleda L. Jensen, wife of and all Teen agers of Mt. Jordan late Dr. C. C. Jensen, had the the Feb. 2, stake will be held Friday , fracat 8 P.M. at Draper Second ward misfortune of suffering a at morning tured leg Saturday chapel it has been announced. The is Mrs. Jensen reported home. her of direction affair will be under at her the leaders of the various groups to be slowly improving More than 11 million tons of in the stake and wards. A floor home. Her many relatives and bituminous coal are consumed an- show will be featured. friends hope for her speedy nually in New York City. Page Four Honoring their son, Robert C. Swenson, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Swenson assisted by their family entertained at a surprise birthday party at their home in Sandy, Monday evening. Games were enjoyed, and a buffet supper served. Besides the guest oi honor and his wife those present were Mr. and Mrs. Lavell T. Swenson of Murray; Mr. and Mrs. Archie Swenson and children, of Roy, Utah; Mr. Draper; Leon Parduhn of American Fork; Mrs. Elizabeth Slaughter and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Slaughter, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Swenson, Miss Geneal Swenson, all Crescent. The entire Swenson family were in attendance except one daughter, who is in and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hansen and sons of Salt Lake City and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence P. Hansen and children. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. John Frankland Mrs. Albert W. Nielsen, Sandy, and announce the birth of a daughter, J. Earl Robinson, who suffered Jan 14, at a Salt Lake hospital. a serious illness more than four months ago, had a relapse Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Albert P. Nielsen and was taken by ambulance from of Roosevelt and son cpl. Phil his home to St. Mark's hospital Nielsen of the Air Force, home where his condition is reported and Miss LaRue to be critical. on furlough, Ladell of Roosevelt, were week Mrs. Leon Pardulin, the former end guests of Mr. Nielsen's parW. Mrs. Albert Mr. and Laura Swenson, is still at the ents, Nielsen, and other relatives. Dur- L.D.S. hospital following the birth ing their stay Mr. and Mrs. Albert of her baby daughter born recentW. Nielsen entertained Sunday at a family dinner for .the visitors ly. The baby is reported to be and Mr. and Mrs. John McClelan doing nicely. Laura Parduhn, the L.D.S. hospital. Mrs. ' HOMEMAKERS t START YOUR YEAR WITH ostoiia BOYS' WESTERN STYLE Extra Heavy Duty WW ill now 25c to $ 1 00 -- .. 6-- l. I29 SUPERB QUALITY AND LOW PRICE! You get extra heavy duty Sanforized blue denim. The kind th.it weais and. we;us and wears. You get the nun fort l hie square bark style, parva buckles, bartarks at all strain point, and plenty of roomy po.kets. 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