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Show THE Page Tiree Ml DV ALE ald Brady, SENTINEL (Utah) Union OLIVE SHARP, Reporter Phone: AM BRADY REUNION, PARTY HELD DEC. 9 AT MURRAY The family of the late Mr & Mrs Hyrum Brady held a reunion and Christmas party Dec. 9 The was held at the Com- munity Building at Murray park and 150 family members were present to enjoy an evening of fun. A large Christmas tree, beautifully decorated, added to the occasion. A program was presented with numbers given from each family. Santa came and presented each child with a toy, and a bag of candy and nuts for everyone. The sons and daughter of the late Mr & Mrs Brady were given corsages and buttonniers. Refreshments were served following the program. Those attending were Mr & Mrs Hyrum A. Brady, Mr & Mrs Lawrence Brady, Mr & Mrs Ger Mr& Mrs Clarence Those attending were Mrs George Brady, Jensen, Mrs Russ Oakeson, Mrs George Gould, Mr & Joe Anderson, Mrs Phil All- Mrs Walter Brady, Mr & Mrs dredge, Mrs Ambrose Motta, Mrs Verda Nowlan, Mrs Glen Hensen, Joe Wheeler, and Mr & Mrs Elmo Mrs Dellis Forbush, Mrs Richard famof their Brady and members Densley, Mrs Gilmer Hilton, Mrs ilies. Also attending was family Arvil Milne, and Mrs Delbert members of the late Mr & Mrs Newbold. Mrs Hilton and Mrs Silas Marion (Maney) Brady. Milne were in charge of the din- Mr Friday, December 20, 1957 Brady, Mr & Mrs .St F. K. Staffer, Midvale Andy Hobbs, Ogden Albert Vunder Jr.. El Caion. ' ner arrangements. UNION LADY LIONS Mr & Mrs Russ Oakeson enterENJOY CHRISTMAS PARTY Members of the Union Lady tained at a family dinner party Christmas party Thursday eve ning at the home of Mrs 0. C (Bus) Hedman. Following a din ner the group exchanged gifts ana enjoyed a social evening. 4th birthday of their son, Rock. Guests were Mrs Harvey Oakeson, South Jordan; Miss Olive LieaK, and Jim Leak, west Jor dan; Mr & Mrs Clarence Wardle, ana Mrs iarah Anderson. Mr & Mrs Raynold Brady vis ited in Salt Lake Saturday eve ning with her sister and family. Mr & Mrs Oney Smith. Mr Sc Mrs Clarence Wardle re cently returned to their home after spending three weeks in Bartlesville, Okla., with their Mr & daughter and Mrs James (Sarah) Perry, and their granddaughters, Mary Cass ana June. While there the War- dies were extensively entertained by friends of the Perrys. igt & Mrs- - noyd Ryther and son Allen, Layton, recently spent a weetc end with her parents. Mr & Mrs Kaynold Brady, and his mother, Mrs Jane Ryther. East i Calif. Mrs Ida Freeman, Herriman W. Paul Chipman, West Aaron Webster, West Jordan Vern Blight, West Jordan Donald Hogan Sr., West Jordan uons Club neld their annual Tuseday evening to celebrate the son-in-la- S& David Hamilton, Riverton Bert L. Brown, Riverton Murray C. Brown, Riverton Franklin Chamberlin, Rl, & Mrs Raynold REPAIRS MADE BY EXPERTS "The TV repairman in the Sentinel Want Ads says to try worms!" COST YOU LESS IN THE LONG RUN! Walker, Arlene Poulsen, and Primary class leaders. Members of the Tee Pe A Club held their annual Christ mas party Monday at the home of Blanche Thomas, East Midvale. A dinner, a social afternoon, and the exchange of gifts were enjoyed by Pearl Creer, Edna Jensen, Hazel Fisher, Lorie Roberts, Alice Chiverall, Ruth Anderson, Dorothy Walker, and Ann Milne. pleasure Is all ours when It comes to thanking our many kind friends and patrons and wishing them the best of everything jWe're not geniuses, bul we do know the what, how and why of car repairs! Honor Roll Midvaie. Come to us In the beginning The Union Second Ward Pri and save money in the endl mary held its Christmas party New Subscribers Tuesday. Each class participated Eldredge Clawson, Nashville, on the program with stories, Ore. ER readings and music. Santa made Grant B. Bitter, Sandy Automotive Service a visit to the party and presentGagon, Sandy V. N. Holden AM ed each child with a stocking of Hugh Mrs Henry Parks, Star Route, frwdies. The party was under Sandy direction of Thelma Loader, Mary Lonn Jessop, Rl, Sandy Francis W. Johnson, Sandy Mrs Earl Johnson, Midvale Gerald G. Anderson, Draper S. L. DiBella. Midvale William L. Day, Draper Willis Beckstead, Riverton LeRue Jensen, Riverton Wilford L: Lloyd, Riverton First Nephi R. Fitzgerald. San Fran cisco, Calif. Emory Logan, west Jordan throughout the holiday season! CONTINENTAL BANK OF MIDVALE TRO EST Beam's Bottled in Bond 100 proof. .. in treasured opal glassware flashed opal glassware BEAM'S . . . reminiscent N. F. Dowd, Midvale Joe E. Zdunich, Midvale of a priceless opal gem. BOTTLED IN BONO, 100 PROOF KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY Col! AM Clement Butler, Salt Lake A. Lynn Dowding, Sandy Clinton L. Olsen. Sandy Mrs Enoch Wallgren, Sandy 41 Heating Service i Jim Beam.. Quality NYLONS Beam bourbon of such distinctive character quite naturally belongs in this exquisite container an original design in CLYDE Worthy of Your Trust Renewals BUXTON'S MIDVALE SHEET METAL Smartly packaged in distinguished new blue and gold carton. 86 PROOF KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY, JAMES B. BEAM DISTILLING CO.. CLERMONT, KY. 7695 S. State Midvale Ronald Ball, Midvale Margaret Bowen, Rl, Riverton Horace T. Jones, Sandy Melvin Lind, Midvale Marie Holt, R2, Riverton Joseph F. Parrish. County Agent, Salt Lake J W r II V .. CI IDC .... WW Iht Btl Alt with bold Stdon-bWnm- lng i l nw :', ' .ii - a . w -- . ' f ritr.:r"y. m in- S?S MENS HANKIES 10 CHOCOLATES $1 m w btovlyf try the quickest combination on the road! 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Harness these triple turbines to a V8-- or the 250-h.- p. Turbo-Thru- st 280-h.- p. Super you step out instantly in any speed range. Nothing else on the road turns your touch into action so quickly, so smoothly. Your Chevrolet dealer has the combination! Turbo-Thrust-a- ml CWOn Vrs ixylij U --n hfa gllf Set XoUT Local Aulhodird QlClTvlH Deal 99c 10 5 lb. Box ACQ ught Coating $F pri39c Eoys Leather Reg. $1.49 79' EDUCATIONAL TOYS TOYS SPECIAL CROUP SPECIAL CROUP Values To $2.00 23c fifip GIRLS DRESSES $ 00 LIMIT SIZES 3 le t2 REG. S2.49 1191 v,.::.J... 2 AMU nrrr SPRAY SNOW QrJy rervAiW 3 or 4 Piece Sets BUILDING SETS X 4 fioaa 39c rTaxtlc r tot waap 49c Colored BOX HANKIES ilTTENS 30c REDUCED Values To $1.00 It takes you from a standstill Reg. 69c Fur OVENWAREi REDUCED mJ From CHOCOLATES FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Via m) Priced 9c IX 6c CLEAR TOYS Tfi - UP TO BOWL SET 1 SHEETS R9. GROUP GIFT SETS , SET 50 REDUCED TOTE BAGS 2 SHEETS --on SPECIAL GIFT WRAP XMAS PRINTS ffll 98c EAR MUFFS W (Olf STRINGS Independent Burning 2 ,$1 98c i iilllJ SETS or DOLLS LOLLIPOPS .Hfj ir 1 TREE LIGHT HEAVY TOY TRUCKS 25' Per Lb. SU9 TO 77c $177 $198 k VALUES l S0XNs,3-$SWEATERSgVr fyvrY - COTTON PRINTS or ORGANDIES $l OD MENS For your Xmas tree Pkg. of 29 Reg. 29c mm Vl. TO Z Assorted mill nif illlllimms:vikiiiiiii mtunniMnu? APRONS o ,or nan HdKnpsReg. 5?c SILK Come 49' 3-- Ladies Rayon 5 fWfffffffflHfifmriitiiifwmfRcanti L'-v- Av 5 PANTIES tSN,te" TABLECLOTH W 51-1- 12 OL CAN STtNCllS .. VARIGTY 69c 59c -- 12 no. turn . STAMP' Five u ti DIMG MI0YAIC, UTAH |