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Show Sandy MRS. STRICTLY BUSINESS JappenincjA Bruce Hansen, 11, son of Mr & Mrs Francis L. Hansen of Sandy is reported to be improving at Holy Cross hospital, suffering from injuries received Saturday at 5:40 p.m. In an accident which claimed the lives of his pony "Queen" and little dog "Towser". Bruce suffered a double fracture of the left leg when the pony he was riding, and an automobile collided at 9300 So. State St. Bruce of course, is a little said over the loss of his prized pony and pet dog, and probably dosen't fully realize what a lucky boy he is to be alive following the accident. AFFAIR TO AID BUILDING FUND For the purpose of raising money for the Sandy First ward building fund, the Relief Society will hold a sale, Saturday, Dec. from 5:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. at "Sandy First ward chapel, it has been announced by Mrs Ebba president of the ward Relief Society. Various articles suitable for Christmas gifts will be aold, as well as refreshments. A program will be presented at 7:30 p.m. The general public is invited to participate. li Fin-layso- NAME CONTEST PUBLICATION EXTENDED TO DECEMBER 22 Due to the fact the box the names submitted as sug gestion for Sandy First ward monthly newspaper, was destroyed, the time limit has been extended from Nov. 22, to Dec. 22, it has been announced by Myron J. Stewart, editor in charge. All members of the ward may submit a name and first, second and third prizes will be awarded for the names chosen. Entries may be placed in the box at the church or mailed to Myron J. Stewart, P.O. Box 261, Sandy, Ut The first issue of the paper which is delivered the first Sunday of each month to all ward members and service men and missionaries was put out Nov. 1. MR. POTTLEBY personals . . .Clifford L Maynard. 8140 S. 7th &, Sandy, was the winner of the cash award offered by Wayne's Frozen Food Locker, for the largest deer killed locally during the recent season. Mr Maynard shot a buck with a 29 H inch antler spread. The deer had six point on one side and four on the 218-poun- d tther. Mr & Mrs Dallas Draper and mall daughter DeLauna of River-to- n attended the 50th wedding anniversary of his parents, Mr & Mrs Arthur Draper, held recently at Cenola, Utah. Mr & Mrs Albert Larson and family of Salt Lake were Thanks-jivindinner guests of Mrs Mar-- f aret Hyde and Mr & Mrs Walter Astle in East Sandy. Mrs Marjorie Boynton returned Sunday after spending the Thanks-givinholiday with her husband, g g fejjl . Charles Boynton, EM3C, who is stationed at Alameda, Calif. He enlisted in the navy in Jan., 1951, and has just completed his 20th Don Hardcastle, BM3C is here on a leave visiting with his parents, Mr & Mrs Glen A Hardcastle. He has spent the past 20 months at Newfoundland, and will report to his new assignment at Boston, Mass. He enlisted in the navy in January, 1951. Elbert R Curtis, general superintendent of the Church YMMIA, was guests speaker at Sandy Second ward Sunday evening, with Bishop Clarence P Hansen in charge. Vocal selections were by Mary Alice Crapo, accompanied by her father, J Clement Crapo, at the piano. Mrs Clyde Swenson is spending a few days with Mr & Mrs Kenneth Jensen at Draper. Mrs Jensen is the former Grace Swenson, and was taken to a Salt Lake hospital Monday suffering from an illness. Mr & Mrs James B Ostler have returned to Mountain Home, Ida., after spending the Thanksgiving week-enwith their parents, Mr & Mrs J T Ostler in Sandy, and Mr & Mrs Edward Green in Grantsville. They were Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr & Mrs Gene L Jones at Wendover. James is stationed with the Air Force at Mountain Home Base; Mrs Elsie Clement and daughter LaNila, of Las Vegas, Nev., left Sunday for their home after spending a week with her father, Wil liam E Attwood, who observed his 80th birthday Nov. 23. They also visited with her sister, Mrs Wil liam O Jones, and family, and with relatives and friends in Holladay and Salt Lake. Mr St Mrs J Thomas Ostler were Thanksgiving dinner guests of their Mr & Mrs daughter and Kelvin J Drake, in Midvale. 20-da- y d son-in-la- Mrs Ivin Jenkins enter tained at Thanksgiving dinner at their home. Guests included Mr & Mrs Edward Jenkins of Midvale; Mr St Mrs George Morrow and son Leon, and Mr & Mrs St Mrs Ivin Jenkins and sons Robert and Paul, of Sandy. Mr St Mrs Edward Lloyd of Riverton were visitors later in the evening. Leon Morrow, son of Mr & Mrs George Morrow, and Charles Ash-forof Sandy, are among those who have joined the Army Reserve recently. Dr Clel Jensen and wife Jean presented pictures of Japan as a feature of Sandy Second ward Spe cial Interest group last week. Dr. Jensen returned a few months ago after spending two years in Japan with the army medical corps. Mr & Mrs Ray Ludlow and sons Raymond and Eugene, and Mrs Ro bert Withers and son Francis were Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr & Mrs Glen Barton and family. Mr k Mrs Allen Flnlayson enter tained at Thanksgiving dinner at their home. Guests were Mr & Mrs Campbell Stapley, Mr & Mrs Park Stapley and daughters Sherri, Dl ane and Kaylene, and Molly Lin dell and Beatrice LindelL all of & d, 5, "Do I have everything I need for the conference, MissBigham?" Sandy, and Mrs Annie Olsen of Midvale. N. K.- - Thomson, former member of West Jordan stake presidency and former principal of the River-toschool was the speaker Sunday, Nov. 22, at Sandy First ward sacrament service. Mr & Mrs Darrel Hansen had as Thanksgiving dinner guests, Mr St Mrs Warren Tanner and family of Salt Lake; Mr St Mrs C. R. Greer and son Dennis, Mr St Mrs Mostyn Cox and family and Mr & Mrs Reginald Green and family and Mr & Mrs Darrel Hansen and family of Sandy and Mr & Mrs Kenneth L. Prince and family of Murray. Merrill Rasmussen and son Kenneth called at the Hansen home later n the day. n For the first time in several years, the entire family of Mrs Elfleda L. Jensen were in attendance at a social at her home. Those in attendance included: Dr & Mrs William J. Tanner and children of Hayward, Calif.; Dr & Mrs Clel Jensen and daughters of Boise, Ida.; Mr St Mrs Don Smith and four sons of Orem; Mr & Mrs Ruel McPhie and seven children of Salt Lake; Mr St Mrs Delmas Larson and sons Russel and Marshall and Mrs Gloria Swapp and son Jef-ferall of Sandy, Dinner was served at 5 p.m. followed by a novel program in costume by the members of the family. Moving pictures taken of the family at various occasions were presented by Dr Clel Jensen and Don Smith. turkey dinner Friday evening at the home of Mr St Mrs Blaine H. Berrett honoring the birthday of Mr. Ostler. Covers were laid at a long table.for the guest of honor, and wife Myrtle Ostler; and Mr & Mrs Joseph L. Ostler and children of Ogden; Mr St Mrs John Pollick and children and Mr & Mrs Kelvin J. Drake and sons of Midvale; Mr & Mrs James B. Ostler of Moun tain Home, Ida., and Mr St Mrs Blaine II. Berrett and daughters of Sandy. Mrs Mabel Fritz entertained at a Thanksgiving dinner at her home, The guests included Mr & Mrs Glenn L. Steadman and sons and daughters, Shirley, Jack, Gary and La Von, and Mr & Mrs Harold Fritz and daughter Peggy all of Sandy. The genealogical committee members of Sandy First ward held their meeting Saturday evening at the home of the new members of the committee, Mr & Mrs Veraun Hiatt. George M. Zabriskie, chair man of the committee, was in charge. Following the meeting, re freshments were served. Mr & Mrs John A. Garrett, and Mr & Mrs John V. Garrett and daughter Patsy and Ted Brown of Nephi; Mrs Dellis Painter of Salt Lake and Mr & Mrs Clyde Green and. sons of Pleasant Grove were visitors Thanksgiving night of Mr St Mrs J. T. Ostler. Mr St Mrs Wilford Adams and family were Thanksgiving dinner guests of his brother and wife, Mr St Mrs Lawrence Adams and family at Vernal. Mrs Rhoda H. Jackson and Mr & Mrs C. R. Nickle and family and Mrs Darlene Morrill and little son were Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mrs Jackson's son and wife Mr & Mrs George F. Jackson in Ogden, Kenneth Lyman, instructor at the Jordan seminary, was the guest speaker at Sandy Second ward Special Interest group class Tuesday evening. He gave interesting incidents of his mission to New Zealand and also presented pictures. The Mississippi River system The sons and daughters of J. carries 50 million tons of coal to Thomas Ostler entertained at a markets per year ' PEuUOi? 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Alt available DRESSES CfPll. 812.00 -- (Artrotthrefy packaged In colorfgl tartan) GIRLS SLACK SET imi6nB0DBB0H,fII,n Vatirwm Claanof Watliar, Dryer artd Ira nor tlortrk Sawing MacMr CamaU Radio Bettor Sight lamp TatavMon Set (Whtro TV k Available) 1 l&'-vv- mmm m 827.00 OLD IS Pip! ianga LESSON PLAN CLARK MUSIC STUDIO COAT, Horn FOR BABY Ilectrk Settle Warmer Hearing Pad Sa lamp gggggjH PLEASURE YEAR-AROUN- " FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Elactric mi (S(SGGDDu8 i ? f locrric S Inquirt About Our FREE ALL WOOL ' FOR MOTHER worth of Pleasant Grove and Ther-o- n T. Farnsworth of Salt Lake; one sster, Mrs Elizabeth Morrow Sandy, and one half brother and three half sisters. He is also survived by 16 3(nf 1 'i Friday, December 4, FOR Adorable set for toddler girls . . (mm SENTINEL (Utah) w V V V V Funeral services for George M and four great more than 500,000 tons each. grandchildren who died Monday Farnsworth, 70, at his home in Sandy, following a grandchildren. "When a husband has two minds, lingering illness, were conducted 300 coal almost is pretty sure to be his wife's." one Alabama has 1 at First at Sandy Thursday pjn. ward chapel with Bishop John E. mines, 6 with annual production of Blair Rich. Rich in charge. WEAVER PIANOS Since 1870 Speakers were John T. Bolliger, 819.00 2l nv MIDVALE ter: Levern J. Farnswarth, Mrs Leila F. Morrow and Mrs Lora F. Veater of Sandy; Alvin"G. Farns- i X , Dell V. Smith, and Evan M. Homer of the ward bishopric and Bishop Rich. Interment was in Sandy City cemetery under direction of the Goff Mortuary. Mr Farnsworth, a son of James and Sarah Ann Allsop, was born Feb. 13. 1883. He married Effie Ellen Turpin, Aug. 10, 1909 in Sandy. The marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake temple. He was employed at the U. S. Smelter in Midvale for a number of years, and later was employed by Sandy City. He is survived by hi3 widow, and the following sons and daugh- trip to Japan. Mr Pane Six - MYRTLE OSTLER. Reporter and Subtcription Agent Accident Injures Boy; Causes Death of 2 Pets McFo.H.r, THE FOR GEORGE FARNSWORTH FUNERAL SERVICES HELD ' ' ,U mL qui lllul f T. m Plain Blouses flLj .ijy "I in Cotton 81.00 gjgji'" m. SANTA WILL BE IN MIDVALE DECEMBER Nth AT 5 p.m. " STORES WILL REMAIN OPEN TEL 9 p.m. '' DECEMBER 11 and 12 ; |
