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Show Kenneth Brsdy left last week for a two week's visit with her son "K" of the U.S. Navy and his wife, the former Faye Neff of MRS. MYRTLE OSTLER, Reporter and Subscription Agent Crescent, and their baby son, who are making their home Brian, QUORUM HIGH PRIEST STAKE at Oxnard, Calif. Kenneth Brady TO MEET SUNDAY AT SANDY and sons, Rodney and Lindsay and Reed II Beckstead of Midvale, JoAnne, will join his is daughter, president of East Jordan stake, "K" Brady home for the at scheduled to speak at the monthly family "l In a reorganization of the bish- -' the holiday. Thanksgiving meeting of Mt. Jordan stake high topric of Sandy First ward, Church priests quorum meeting for mem Noal C. Bateman, Sandy City of Jesus Christ of Latter-dabers and partners, Sunday at Mayor recently formed a partner Saints, Sunday, Noal C. Bateman, p m at Sandy Third ward chapel, ship with Lynn Brady of Salt Lake first counselor, was released after according to Wilford Pierson, quo in the Crystal Palace Market lo Vh years of service. rum president. cated at 914 East Ninth South, Salt A LeMar Hendrickson was re Special musical numbers will be Lake. Mr. Brady operated the tained as bishop, and John C presented under the direction of market some 15 years after which Hichards, who has been serving as Arvid J Larson. The quorum pres- he leased it for three years. He second counselor, was sustained idency in charge includes Mr Pierbegan operating the. market as first counselor in Mr. Bateman's son. Victor E Mumford. S James again three months ago. Lynn Brady is place. also a former resident of Sandy, a Gordon, and B Franklin Andrus. Albert M. Bell, financial clerk All members and their partners son of Mr. and Mrs. Silas Brady. for the past year, was sustained as are urged to attend. The Bateman family will continue cecond counselor, and Bert H. Elg to make their home in Sandy. was retained as ward clerk and SANDBURR CAMP SLATES Mrs J M Woodhouse is spending Ferrell H. Gunnell as assistant MEETING FOR THURSDAY week visiting with her mother, ward clerk. . The next meeting of Sandburr Mrs Lovella Voorhees, in Manti. The reorganization was effect- Camp. Daughters of Utah Pioneers, Mrs Olive J Crump of Herriman ed at a Sunday evening sacrament will be held Thursday, Dec. 4, at has spent the past several months meeting presided over by Presi- the Mt. Jordan stake house, Sandy, at the home of her son, ueios dent Stanley A. Rasmussen, of Mt. it is announced by Mrs Bonnie Crump, at American Fork, and is Jordan stake. Dowding, captain. at present visiting at the home of Luncheon will be served at 12:J0 At' the same meeting, Harold Mr & and meet- her daughter Carpenter was sustained as super- p m, followed by the regular in A Sandy. Mrs Nels Nelson, intendent of the Young Men's Mu- ing. The lesson wil be presented & Mrs John II Shaw of Sandy Mr JenL tual Improvement Association, re- by class leader, Mrs Elfleda were Sunday dinner guests of Mr placing Glenn Smith who was re- sen, and a history will be read by & Mrs Frank Rogers in Salt Lake. Mrs Velora LeFevre, camp historileased because of illness. C Olsen returned re Otto Mrs Bernice Mrs , Mostym Cox and Ralph Bythe-wa- an. Hostesses will be a trip to California, were named first and second White, Mrs Veloy Allsop and Mrs cently from the wedding attended she where assistants, respectively, to Mr. Car- Dowding. Olsen, and Ervin of son, her Roy All members and those eligible penter. Mr. Cox replaces Blaine which took Jean Johnson, to Marilyn are urged members Berrett and Mr. Bytheway replaces to become place Nov. 9. She also visited with Rodney Brady. All other YMMIA attend. her sister, Mrs. Clarissa Scarlet, in officers were retained in the posn and her brother and Alhambra, LeMar & A Mrs itions they held under Mr. Smith. Bishop & Mrs Henry Houston, Mr of Sandy, and her parents, wife, at Salt of Monterey Park, Calif. Gavin Goudie of Gallup, N. M., Mr & Mrs Victor D Nelson Dell Brimhall and son Paul Mrs dinner visited last week with his brother Lake, were Thanksgiving home last week by plane arrived and Sax sister-in-laLuDean Mrs of Wil& Mr Mrs . and guests after spending the past two months liam Goudie, in Sandy. family at Eureka. with her parents, Mr & Mrs G L Bennett, at Wilmington, N. C. Mrs Brimhall's mother, who had been ill for several months, died 10 days prior to Mrs Brimhall's return. Reg. 9c SOAP, Crystal White (bar) Mrs Lois Carter of Sandy, and Rulon Denney of Murray, en Mrs SOAP Peets. Ige. pkg. Reg. 32c 28C tertained at a surprise party for their sister, Mrs Ralph Tolman, at SOAP Striker's granulated giant size 59c 39C the Tolman home in Sandy, Nov. CREST EX Scouring Powder Reg. 13c 21, honoring her birthday. Luncheon was served and the evening TWIN SAILORS crystal cleaner Reg. 32c 25 C was spent visiting. Present were SILVER CREAM White's of honor and husband, the guest Reg. 25c 5C and Mr & Mrs Norris Carter of Sandy; Mr & Mrs Bob Wilson, Mrs Zella Airth, Floyd Denney, Dwayne 10 lbs. Ray and Mr & Mrs Rulon Denney, POTATOESNo. 2 Russets all of Murray, and Mr & Mrs James PEANUTS lb. BANANAS ...... lb. Q$ Greenfield of Midvale. Mrs Tolman was the recipient of many lb. FRESH PRUNES Red & White bautiful gifts. Ansel Rich of Emmett, Ida., was lb. FRESH CURRANTS Red & White a recent guest of his mother, Mr PEACHES No. can S J Rich of Midvale, and his sister, Mrs James Orgill and family, of DICED BEETS No. 2 can East Midvale. He also visited his brother, Bishop John E Rich, and CHICKEN DINNER College Inn, bottle in Sandy. family 3-BABY FOOD J Mr & Mrs Kaipn Tolman an nounce the arrival of a baby girl, 2-(j SYRUP Sping Hill Nov. 12, giving the family a total of four daughters and two sons. SPAGHETTI DINNER Superio Italian The new baby is the 42nd grand I PUMPKIN Silver Falls No. 2 can child of Mr & Mrs Judson L Tolman of Sandy. FACIAL TISSUE Pond s 2.10 Mr & Mrs Henry Wail of Rand- On 10 pkg. FREE lett, Utah, were overnight guests NECTAR No. 10 Papaya Reg. $1.10 Special at the Wilford Adams home re Mr & Mrs Eugene Ross of cently. NECTAR No. 10 Gauva Reg. $1.10 Special Ontario, Calif., were also visitors MILK Al Harris 2 qt. recently of the Adams family. Mrs Leone L Beckstead and daughter Leola, of Salt Lake, formerly of Crescent, returned recently from the west coast where they visited Mr & Mrs James Lunnen and with 100 W. Main Sandy, Utah Leona Lee, at their home daughter Phone Mid. 1085 Free Delivery at Blythe; also with other relatives and friends. haDDeninad a 11 a THESE WOMEN! Mrs. THE MIDVALE (Utah) SENTINEL By d'Alessio Four "Page Friday, November 28, 1952 SANDY GIRL TAKES PART James Swapp of the U S Ai IN DENVER DEBATE MEET Force, of Lowery Field, Colo., and Miss Shirlene Alsop, daughter his wife, the former Miss Gloria of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Alsop, Sandy, Larson of Sandy, are visiting with left Monday with the debating her parents, Mr & Mrs Delmas R Sandy Ward Picks New Counselor team from the University of Utah, being one of 16 students, who will take part in Utah's debate squad in its fourth major meet of the season at the Western Speech Association tournament at the University of Denver, this week. They are under the (Erection of debate coach, George A. A. Adamson. The debate question chosen for the whole year is: Resolved that that Congres of the United States should enact a compulsory fair employment practices law. y - BKAB8LES "Of course I'm always arguing about something I don't understand. Dear. Why would I be arguing if I did ?" son-in-la- Larson in Sandy, and his parents, Mr & Mrs J L Swapp in East Mrs. Pearl Larson Underwood of Buena Park, Calif., is visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Nelson, Sandy. Mrs. Carl Nelson returned recently from the St. Marks hospital where she underwent a major operation. We Print Butterwrappers Mrs. Harriet Robinson and "Piles were daily torture daughter, Margaret, entertained at until I found Pazo an early Thanksgiving turkey dinner at their home Sunday for gives amazing relief!" San CabrUl, Cat. members of Mrs. Robinson's famtay$ Mr$. F. M. torture of nmpla rallarea Paio Amazing Mr. Guests Mrs. were and ily. fast. Acta to relieva itching, pain Charles Myron Mabey and sons, pflea Boo inflamed tissues. that raw, instantly. Richard and Charles, Mr. and Mrs. Lubricate and aoftana dry, hardened Helpa reduce (welling, teal crack-inPhillip Mabey and children, Mar- part. prevent agonizing aoreneea. So don't misery of aimple pQea. garet Ann and John of Clearfield; suffer needla real eomfort right away.' Get Paao, get Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Mabey Jr., Ask yoor doctor about it. Suppository and Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Adams form also tuba with perforated pile pipe for easy thorough application, and daughter, Anly of Layton. Pm Ointment tnd Suppositmiai y r vjr wcvauc rttlh wAeimey s is your . 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