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Show CORA ELNORA G. ALLSOP Funeral services for Mrs Cora Elnora Gunderson Allsop, 73, 470 S. 7th East, Sandy, will be conducted Thursday (today) at 11 a.m. in Births at the Cottonwood Mater Sandy First ward chapel, Church of MRS. MYRTLE OSTLER, Reporter and Subtcription Ageni Latter-danity hospital during the week were Saints. Jesus Christ of as follows: reported of Rich E. John Sandy Bishop Lloyd Shurtz and Marilyn Spell, Fourth ward will officiate. Mrs Allsop died Monday morn Salt Lake, boy, July 14. Be David Johnson Jr. and Betty ing at her home of natural causes. Friends may call Thursday at Brown, Salt Lake, boy, uly 14. Carl Willie and Jacqueline the family home from 9 to 10:30 comhave combeen Barnes, been have Murray, boy, July 14. a.m. Burial be will in Arrangements Arrangements Sandy city Jay Barney and Dora Lambson, pleted for the Father's and Sons pleted for the presentation of Mt cemetery. Draper, boy, July 15. ennual outing to be held Friday Jordan Stake annual sacred pag Ronald E. Cranfill and Delores and Saturday, August 7 and 8, at eant, "The Story of Nephi," to be Acerson, Riverton, boy, July 15. Granite Flats at American Fork presented Saturday, August 1, and Charlie Anderson Jr. and Mary Canyon, sponsored by Mt. Jordan Monday, August 3, at 8:15 p.m. at Delliskave, Murray, girl, July 15. the beautiful natural setting at etake YMMIA, with Harvey Members of the 93rd quorum of Harmon Turner and Lovella May-narand Mt Jordan District Glacio Park, at the mouth of Little Seventy and partners enjoyed an Murray, girl, July 15. Scouts committee in charge of ar Cottonwood Canyon. outing Saturday evening at Glacio Pierson and Joyce SaunStanley rangements. one a The pageant, is of series & Mrs William ders. Murray, boy, July 15. All fathers and sons, regardless of "The Refiners' Fire", an origin Park, with Mr of Harmon C. Steed and Margaret of age, are invited. They will as' al composition of Orson Smith of Humphrey in charge Smith, Midvale, girl, July 15. semble Aug. 7. A camp fire pro Draper, members of Mt Jordan Mr & Mrs A. J. Muir and chil- Walter K. Menssen and Gertrude gram will be held that evening at Stake High Council, and promises of Pocatello, Ida., recently Franck, Sandy, boy, dren been has lunch which a after July 15. dusk, to be most outstanding. It will be as guests of spent the week-enand L. Jewkes Coy Betty G. arranged. Mt .. presented under direction of & Various activities are planned Jordan Stake MIA with Harry F. here parents, Mr Mrs C. P. Hone, Draper, girl, July 15. Roman Gamangasso and Velois for Saturday morning, Aug. 8, in. Setterberg, superintendent of the The Daniel Collett family annual Ostler, Murray, girl, July 16. eluding hiking, horseshoe pitching stake YMMIA, and Mrs Luella reunion was held Sunday at Fair. Warren Curtis and Dora White, end various sports. Hardcastle, president of the stake mont Park. Among those in at- Salt The chairmen of the various YWMIA, as in charge, tendance included Mr & Mrs AlLake, "boy, July 16. committees in charge include: Pro- with Mrs Bill J. Nelson, Ronald Wright and Margery stake & Mrs ClarW. Nielsen, Mr gram, N. E. Garfield and Ross Al- drama director, in charge of the bert Merrill, Murray, girl, July 17. ence P. Hansen and family of SanMarian Penrod; activities, len; Dennis K. Hand and Annie Vo-lapageant presentation. dy; Mr St Mrs Major McClellan camp arrangements, Melvin LarSandy, boy, July 17. More than 50 will participate in and family of Murray; Mrs Veda son; refreshments, Harry Setter-berg- ; the Max Waddoups and Josephine production, with principals of McClellan and Mrs Gladys Hansen hiking, Clyde Swenson; high- the cast as follows: Puskett, Murray, boy, July 17. of Salt Lake City. way marking, Levern J. Farns-wortJames Smith and Stella Ander-ton- , Lehi, Mrs Zella M. Swenson and Mrs Miner; Bryant "Nephi", commitspecial invitation, Murray, boy, July 17. tee, J. E. Mickelsen; place arrange- Otis A. Pierce; Laman, James C. Myrtle B. Ostler, members of the Albert N. Conner and Elizabeth ments, Glen L. Steadman; adver- Thompson; Lemuel, Ralph Astle; South Salt Lake County Daugh- Sabey, Riverton, R.D. 2, boy, July Ruth, Mrs Ruth Anderson; Laban, ters of Utah Pioneers board, rep- 17. tising, Gerald H. Smith. resented the board at the Garden The group will break up camp DeMar Holdaway. Alma R. Shulsen and Gwendolyn View ward sacrament service SunnarD. Leslie Mabey wil be the Saturday afternoon to return Riverton, girl, July 18. Page, home. It is anticipated a large rator and readers will include: day evening, with the Glover Camp Keith Mecham and Deloris Nord- ark Brinton, Hartley Greenwood, in charge of the Program. sumber of fathers and sons will Gordon Thomson, Mrs LaVerda Mr & Mrs Gaylen Magnes and sons Tommy and Brent of Sandy be in attendance. Miss Kirton. and Miss Sandra Nelson, plan to leave and Mr & Mrs Harold Wright and Lloyd Audrey STAKE HIGH PRIESTS AWAIT A group of dancers, "The this week for a trip to San Fran- family of Helper are spending a TALK BY JOSEPH McRAE Daughters of Ishmel," will be un- cisco, Calif., and various other vacation trip in the Uintahs. Mr & Mrs J. V. Nosack and childer direction of Mrs Fern Smith, parts while Mr St Mrs Maynes are A. on will McRae talk Joseph dren Michael, Sharon and Robert counselor stake of the vacationing, Michael, the "Liberty and Carthage jails" activity as a feature of Mt Jordan Stake YWMIA, assisted by Miss Margaret son of the Maynes, is visiting with of Sandy; Mr St Mrs Keith Nosack his uncle and aunt, Mr & Mrs and Kenneth Wallace of Midvale; High Priests Quorum meeting and Tennant and Gale Smith. Mr St Mrs William Palmer and son cosOwen Those assisting include: Almindingcr of Midvale. partners, to be held Sunday, July is Miss Danny of Salt Lake; Mr St Mrs of Turnbrill Velora Mrs Mrs A. tumes, Glacio 2 at Park at Ogden LeFevre, Kay lodge 26, p.m. in Little Cottonwood Canyon, it Mary Visscr and Mrs June Evans; the guest of her cousin, Miss Kath- William Nosack and daughter, and Frank Nosack of Long Beach, and has been announced by Wilford sound equipment, Arma J. Gull; leen Taylor. Mrs Myrtle Nosack of Salt Lake & Mr W. Nieslen Mrs Albert re N. H. in and Gerald Smith who will be parking, Pierson, president, ' E. Garfield; grounds, Leslie Fair-bour- cently spent at Roosevelt, all recently returned from a 12 charge. were where the guests of their day motor trip to St. Louis, Mo., they stage personnel manager, Special musicical numbers will ' Lar-eoson and of Arvid direction J. be under daughter and family, Mr where they attended the Nosack Loyal Kunz; property manager, Wayne Veater; advertising, Mrs & Mrs Albert P. Nielsen and fam family reunion. The families also ily. They were accompanied by visited Nauvoo and other points All high priests and partners are Shirley Maynes. Mr of interest their of Mt Jordan The attendance. in be to daughter and son- membership urged Sisters of Mrs Myrtle B. Ostler, stake and surrounding stakes are it Mrs Clarence P. Hansen and week-ensurprised her at her home SaturMrs Alice Lundberg and chi- urged to make it a point to be in family, who spent the with relatives there. day evening of last week in honor ldren of Washington, D.C. arrived attendance. of her birthday. Those present in& son Mr of and Mrs United Jo Air Ostler, Lines, Jay by recently cluded Mrs Fern 3. Allen of Hy- L. & SanOstler of Ogden is the Mr Mrs F. A. Petersen of the family will make their home seph Mrs Erma B. Crump and Mrs & his rum, of a Mr visited Lake returned in Salt guest grandparents, dy Sunday following City. They with Mr & Mrs Leo Lundberg and week's trip to Yellowstone Park Mrs J. T. Ostler, also his aunts and Farrel B. Goodrich of Midvale; family and Mr & Mrs Kenneth A. and northern Montana. They visit- uncles, Mr & Mrs Blaine II. Ber Mrs Mildred B. Christensen of Salt Pearson and son and Mrs Morinda ed friends in Montana. Enroute rett of Sandy, Mr & Mrs John Pol Lake, Mrs Virginia B. Seal and! Lundberg at their homes in Sandy. they visited with Mrs Petersen's lick and Mr & Mrs Kelvin J. Drake daughters, Mrs Jessie Nielsen, and Mrs Mary Beth Walker of Lark and Mrs Alice Lundberg is the wife of brother and family, Mr St Mrs Carl Jr., of Midvale. Mrs & June Draper and daughter Mr C. Robert Mrs WashLewis and also and of Madsen a the late Tony Lundberg cousin, family, June of Riverton and Miss ington, D.C, a former resident of Mrs L. E. Bennion at Idaho Falls, children Steven and Vickie Ann St Bennie and Mr Mrs Stuart "Nicholl and Ida. Lynn Rolf of Roosevelt. On Sandy. Sunday the family of Mr St Mrs J. T. Ostler entertained at a dinner at the Ostler home. Eugene Cowley, a junior student at the University of Utah, in the Engineer division, is employed as a surveyor during the summer months at Safford, Ariz., with the United States Soil Conservation Service. He is the son of Mr and! Mrs Melvin Cowley of East Sandy. Mrs Tearl Olsen of Springville NEW "DRIVERIZED" CABI Matt comfortoWe NEW POWER I visited Saturday with her sister, cob in fhe world! New windihield truck engine design saves gat! Choice of IOW. H. Jackson. Mrs Rhoda 55 FRICTION bigger! New, wider, adjustable teat Cost Cfipper Six or, for Mr St Mrs Melvin Cowley and hat non-ta- g most power in Pickups today, the 106 h springs, sear shock snubberf p. children Wayne, Janet and RichTruck NEW FORDOMATIC DRIYEI No Mung, M ard, returned Saturday from a NEW PICKUP BODY! 45 cu. ft. of unob.frvcrec clutching! New Overcrrvei (Either available week's trip to California, where al extra cost.) payload space.' Bolted construction for extra they were guests of their daughstrength, rigidity. New clamp-figh- t tailgate NEW SHORT-TURMr St Mrs RobFRONT AXLE! WnS ter and resists bending, low loading height just diameter reduced up to Ford's new ert L. Beckstrand and sons Rickie over 2 feet! front axle gives you and Lynn, at Norwalk. Mrs Beck-stranshorter steering angles for eotier, brand-neis the former Miss Joane Into this Ford Step operation. Cowley. Mr Beckstrand is employPickup today! Discover the roomy comfort of the new DriiKrued Cab. ed as an inspector of jet motors. Take it out for a ride. Tlion see how Mr & Mrs Cowley and children alCompletely new ford MOO '53 Ford Pickup gives you more the the California Hot so visited 6tt-ft- . Pickup, G.V.W. new that's for than Pine Flats on the edge and your money any Springs 4.800 lbs. Dki. Cab other on the American Road! (extra eott) Blvttraled. of the Sequioa Forest, also the National Park and Yoscmite. Enroute they visited the Zion's National Park and Hoover Dam. and Gleaner girls The fireside chat meeting of Sandy Fourth ward was hold Sunday evening at the home of Tommy Cow-IcRichard Crapo of Sandy First , AX ward, was the speaker of the evening. Refreshments were served. Mrs C. P. Malmstrom of Sandy and Miss Edith Wright of Midvale recently spent a week visiting with their sister and her husband, Mr St Mrs Charles Maurcr at Hayward. Calif. They also visited with Mr & Mrs Leonard Lyon and family at their home In Hayward. They also 1 nut- ii1 spent part of the wck with Mr & Mrs John Brown at their home in Oakland, Calif., and also spent part of the week visiting with Mr & Mrs r.o.A.r. SAVt TIM! HSAVt MONIY LAST LONGtH Ernest Taconi at their home in San Francisco. Mrs Maurcr, the twin sister of Miss Edith Wright, has been bed fast following an automobile Accident more than 16 months ago. Mrs Maurcr is the former Miss Ethel Wright of Midvale. Her many relatives and friends hope for her a speedy and com "ONLY FORD DEALERS SELL A- -l USED CARS AND TRUCKS" recovery. plete 1- berg, Kearns, boy, July 18. Clairon L. Huff and Elizabeth Campbell Draper, boy, July 20. Myron Barben and Clytie Edgel, Monticello, boy, July 20. 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