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Show THE M I DV ALE (Utah) SENTINEL A. Friday, May 13, I960 Page Six The following Draper residents on luncheon cloths. Those who attended were Valere Whetman, Shannon Rasmussen, Kayleen Fitzgerald, Charlotte Green, Jan-ilyMrs Ralph Ballard, Reporter Andrus, Sharla Shoemaker Phone: AM and Shelley Sund, it is reported by Shelley Sund. observe birthdays this will com- Ronald Syling week: May 13 vester, Louise Nelson, Shirl H. Tucker, May Evans, Berk T. llanna, Lorene Brown, London Betty May 14 Stringfellow; Joan Fitzgerald, Russell Allen, Billy Lance Webb, Rayona Ju4-lander, R. O. Baker, Keith Nel- Girls Give son, Lane Rasmussen, Dorothy Demonstration Homemakers Meet For Miles, Gloria Sewell, Arva S. Du- mas, J. Conover Jensen; May 15 Carol Smith and Jolene Greene Sewing Session Alice Mae Ballard, Lauraine Annotto AUn Cmith frtnr vatit-i- , man gave a dish washing demonstraminvivi. umitii, The 411 Happy Homemakers Smith, Roger Allen, LaRuel Lov- tion Wednesday, May 11, at the Fair Grounds Auditorium in Mur- met May 9 at the home of their endahl; May 16 Lydia Vawd-rey- , William C. Fitzgerald, Sherray. The title of the demonstra- leader, Mrs Morris Greene. The Miller-burg- , tion was, "Dish Washing Can be on dresser ry Millerburg, DeWayne Deanna Way." This demon- girls are working Doyle, Fun, the Danny a it r i. . ti leaders scarfs. Attending were Patti Ann uoyiu, stration was for all iiien i,vemce ieeit, may Veltri, N'edra Smith, Carol Ann 17 and groups. Alene Densley, Edna J. XT Debra Ballard, Carol iir:n: Soper, :il T:l. w una in u. r isnei , Gor Bonita Andrus, Smith, Margo amuii, man F. Fitzgerald, Lou Evans. Jolene Greene. Jack Sorenson, Smith; May 18 Closing Exercises, Olive Fitzgerald, Dennie Deal, Debra Ipsen, Earl Mietchen, Dan Exhibit Draper Enniss, Frank Carl Myers; May will 19 The Draper School sponJack Sorenson, Herman local ar sor an art exhibit for Freeman, Roger Sutphen; May audi in school 20 the Sherwin Hal Orgil, Lela tists, May 20 torium at 7:30 p.m. Artist Paul Verne Hunter, Mary Walker, 30 a will Jane Allen, Terry Boyd Watson, give Salisbury, l'rovo, minute illustration on art and Charles A. Howell, May L. Fagg. Thursday evening at the Lions The will display 20 of his own paint following Draper couples new the Club following meeting tings. Mr Salisbury is a well officers were elected for the 1900- - will celebrate wedding anniverknown Utah artist. In conjuncsaries this coming week: Mav tion with the art exhibit will be 11 Mr & Mrs Arnold M. Webb: the closing exercises for the 0th 15 Mr & Mrs Dan L. Ulay grades and they will furnish the . Smith; 10 Mr & Mrs Don May music for the evening. All perK. Mitchell, Mr & Mrs Roland E. sons interested in entering oil Mr & Mrs LeonPratt; May 17 or water paintings, will take ard Swenson, Mr & Mrs Eddie them to the school Wednesday, Schneider, Mr & Mrs Paul Guinn; May 18. Chairmen of this comMr & Mrs Dale JenMay 19 mittee are Merla Lind, Mrs Milsen. dred Haneberg, Mrs Grace Wing, Mr & Mrs Henry Day, Mr & Mrs Ralph Keeler, Mrs Sheldon Mrs Enniss A. Hendricksen were Baker, Mrs Janice Johnson and Lions guests of the Bingham Mrs .Mary Sjoblom. The public Club one day last week at a dinis invited to attend. ner dance party at the Terrace Kooni. Twenty couples attended. .Mrs William Wagner and chil4-Handy Helpers dren, Cleveland, ).. are guests of Mr & Mrs Ralph Crossgrove, Start Sewing Project while Mr Wagner is attending school in Berkeley, Calif. After The 411 Handy Helpers met at Mr Wagner receives his degree, the home of their leader, Helen the Wagner family will move to Sund. The group started working Berkeley, where Mr Wagner will be teachings in one of the local colleges. By OWNER & BUILDER Mrs Walter E. Brown, Phoenix. J ifa i.i ..n,.. Ariz., has been visiting at the For SALE or TRADE mine of Mr & Mrs Howard 'red McBride Smith. Mrs Brown is a sister to 1 NEW BRICK HOMES Mrs Smith. Mrs Brown flew to in Sandy 01 year: Fred McBride, presi- Phoenix Monday. W. K. Miller, dent": Karl Toone. first vice pres3 BEDROOMS BATH & Vi Phoenix, is also visiting at the ident: Robert Stowe. second Smith home. He is Mrs Smith's BUILT-IN- CARPORT vice president: Frank Smith, father. third vice president; Robert L. Mr & Mrs Anthon H. Sund can be seen at 1115 and 123S East 7th South Pixton. secretary: James Thomp- were dinner guests Sunday, May son, lion tamer; Darnell Andrus, 8, at the home of Mr Sund's sis Sandy, Utah C. O. and Benson tail twister; LOUIS D. NELSON ter, Mrs Bertha Cardwell, Salt Thomas Stowe, directors; hold Lake. AM over directors are Weldon A. Mr & Mrs Lloyd Clement and family, Coalville, and Mr & Mrs DeWitt Hendricksen and family, Salt Lake, were guests at the Personalized Care home of Mr & Mrs Enniss A. Hendricksen on Mother's Day. C 560 E. CENTER Garland Hendricksen is home MIDVALE, UTAH from the I.DS Hospital. Poland Day is in the I.DS llos AMBULATORY MALE PATIENTS ONLY pital. Mr Day suffered a heart Draper n - H 4-- : i Annette at Fred McBride Lions President H S ' wi.www.iaw..' rmts'mtmm Gerald Swenson and daughters,, Kearns; Mr & Mrs Hal Swenson, Mr & Mrs Maren Atkinson and families, Sandy. Mr & Mrs T. R. Peeler, their v v v daughter, Mrs Thomas (Sharon) Moore and son Bret, Salt Lake, recently returned to their homes after enjoying a vacation visiting their son and family. Lt & Mrs Charles Peeler, Columbus. ua. L,t. Peeler is stationed at Fort Benning with the Army. t. f En route they visited in Wetaug, f 111., with Mrs Peeler's Darents. fMr & Mrs Everett Linele. and Mr Peelers father, W. A. Peeler. f Mr & Mrs T. R. Peeler enter tained for members of the "500" Club Saturday evening at their home. Guests were Mr & Mrs Jeffe Bingham, Mr & Mrs Ari nold Troester, Mr & Mrs Ernest f r Mr & Mrs Dave Giffeman, Downs, Midvale, and Mr & Mrs Harry Parker, Sandy. Mr & Mrs Ward Ashby and sons spent the week end in Vernal with his mother, Mrs Zina Ashby and other relatives. Mr & Mrs Stephen Chard. The winners of the Sandy Elementary School poppy poster conClearfield, Mrs Lloyd Tally and Jeffery, Alaham, Calif., were test, sponsored by the Legion Auxiliary Unit 77, are shown son dinner guests Saturday at the with their checks. Left to right are: Rose Larson, president of home of Mr & Mrs Jackson Fer the Legion Auxiliary; Karen Gillen, third place winner; Allan guson. Mr & Mrs Verl Ferguson and children, Ogden, were visi Wright, first place winner; Julie Petersen, second place winner, tors at the Ferguson home and Lena Christensen, Utah Department Third Vice President, Mrs Carol Wilson, returned to who presented the awards. her home in China Lake, Calif., rriday after spending part of a week with her brother and family, Mr & Mrs Lewis Myers, and her uncle and aunt, Mr Francisco, Calif. it was reported by LuAnn :in & Mrs Douglas Fitzgerald. iiisi-n- , Mr i .pnils ijuia & Mrs Zeth Myers and children, Calif., is visiting at the home of. ( arl hrnstrom Mrs Don Swenson was the honored guest Thursday evening at a stork shower given at the home of Mrs R. If. Sharp. Mrs Stanley Sharp and Mrs Irvin Swenson assisted with hostess duties. Olive Sharp, Reporter Gaines were played with prizes Phone: AM being won by Mrs Gordon Closer, Mrs Alan Dahl, Mrs Frank Mrs Gordon Haight, Mascaro, Miss Carol Haight, Mrs Jane Soups Made, Served llaight, Mrs Dean Johnson, Mrs Girls By Local 4-.lay Haight and Miss Kathy m m Rasmussen and EnnJss Hendricksen. (Sonne) "ii iwwHuminiiiiiimii iiii f l u&wtf v. .r Roosevelt, were week end guests junior Sunday School, MIA, and is chorister of the Primary In at the Fitzgerald home. Ervin Val Dene Carlsen has the branch. Mr Carlsen is starecently been sustained first tioned with the Air Force in counselor to the president of the Dickinson. He is the son of Mr & ' newly organized branch of the forLDS church at Dickinson, N.Da. Mrs Ervin Carlsen and a His wife, Joyce, teaches in the mer East Midvale resident. Custom Construction Service . i 1 'M It Excavating and Grading Sand - Gravel - Fill J k Basements k Cement Work and Foundations Cabinet Work PLUS CUSTOM HOMES 14 YEARS COMPLETE A A N Y N Y W , H E R E AM AM 26 The I'ep-- Hctts, 4 11 llPt Club of Haight.& Mr Mrs Junius Heaton, Mrs Mary Williams and children, St. George, recently spent a week end with Mr & Mrs George Hastings and relatives in Salt Lake. Mr & Mrs Gene (Merle Swen son) Blevins, daughters Joan and Kaye. Seaside, Lain., recently visited her mother, Mrs Daisy Swenson and other relatives. Din- nor guests Sunday at the Swen- son home were Mrs Blanche Van I'.oskirk, Salt Lake; Mr & Mrs SI If 74 (1? East Midvale Midvale, held a meeting May it their leader's home. A song opened the meeting. A prayer was given by Kathleen Zagariih. edges were by LuAnn Tisch nor. meryl Brand read the nun utes and Sharon N'ewbold led in the singing. Different soups were made and enioved bv the gins N'orma Heading offerer the clos ing praver. 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