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Show Mother's Day Sunday morning. On the program were songs by the Junior Sunday School; a special number by Kip Densley, son of the DeLoy Densleys; "Tribute to Mother, by Merrill Worsley; N'ephi S. Butterfield family sang a number. Guests at a family dinner at the W'endell Miller home Sunday included their son, Monti, BYU, ii Mrs Al Haggett, Salt Lake, and their families, and the Nephi S. Butterfields and Arvid Bowdes. Mr & Mrs Gus Sandstrom, Salt Blanche Densley, Reporter Lake, visited the A. H. Dansies AM last Monday. Mr & Mrs Floyd Lewis and the -W. R. Ridgeway, Salt Lake, attended a Mother's Day program at the LDS church with their mother, Mrs Ida Freeman. Mr & Mrs Glen Boehme, Mr & Mrs Jesse H. Dansie visand Mr & Mrs J. E. Miller iited at the Earl Conrad home and baby. Salt Lake, Sunday evening. An election meeting of the RivWeek end visitors with Mr & Calling on the A. 11. Dansies Mrs Sherwood Butterfield were Sunday, were Mr & Mrs Ernest erton Lady Lions was held MonMrs Butterfield's sister and bro i. Davis and day evening at the home of Pres. daughter, Martha. Mr & Mrs Mark' Salem, Eliza Reynolds. Officers chosen the Blaine Petersons, A nil QnH MluiilianL'lv l.,wtc were, Jacqueline Dansie, presiMiss Joyce Midxaie, Dansie, Lois Anderson, first vice dent evelt. Midvale, the Art Dansies. Mur- The Don Swaseys' entertained r; .Mrs Oren It. Dansie president; Ardean Nichols, secIr ond vice president; Melba Seal, hildr. n. a ml tin Jesse 11. at dinner .suiulav aiternoon. ai third vice president; Blanche 1 .Guests included .uton Larson. 'I ; Uensley, secretary; LaRue Ham. -- Hill' json Lee. and daughter Donna. ltlens ce lebrating birthdays ilton, treasurer; .Lehi, the Kay Johnsons', Salt i! wee!; Mary Egbert ill be Mrs Lillian Mid Violet Hamilton, & Mr and Mrs Art Kiiiivii;, owi-sLake, Veilene Bills, May i tfire t.irs. and Keains. 1 art Poor. I'Mlis Fornian. May family, Hi Thomas S. Butterfield wa a Vergil 'reeiiian, Max IS. I guest of Mr & Mrs Ned Son nscn : . j Miss LaVee Lovendahl and family, Lark, Sunday. Mr & Mrs Henry Butterfield Subscribe to tie Sentinel Marries Kenneth Crane visited Mrs Butleriields sister. Mrs Alice Swainston, at Sal: Kenneth Rav Crane claimed Lake hospital Sunday. Miss LaVee Lovendahl for his! Mr & Mrs Oren R. Dansie bride Friday evening, May 6, in; spent Sunday afternoon with the wedding rites at the Reception! Confrom Utah to the National right. Delegates include, from second left: Car-m- i Willard Bergmanns, Sandy, in Center. Officiating was Bishop Delegates honor of Mother's Day. with in ference pose the McDougal, West Jordan; Bonnie Pace, Edward B. Beckstead. Washington, D.C., Kathy Freeman, Rhonda But The bride is the daughter of, Shauna Workman, Riverton; and Paul terfield, Julia Dansie, Sharolvn Charlene Lind, Midvale, Price; winner, scholarship Mr & Mrs Elvin L. Lovendahl,! Oliver, June Mitchell, Neal WalV Child, Clinton. Riverton, and the groom is the left, and the State 4 II Club Leader, Glen Baird, er, Gary Eastman, Weston But son of Mr & Mrs Charles L.l terfield, Dennis Bowles, 5th graCrane, Bluffdale. A reception ders of the Herriman school, Samuel Turner, Jesse West, and the wedding. Miss Bette Lady Lions Guests were guests of the State Patrol Lancelot Bills. Mrs Smith was L.ay Lovendahl attended her sis-Saturday on a tour of the county born Feb. 4, 1893, in Salt Lake, Dinner as maid of honor. Other bri-- ! Of Lions jail and a special feature at the to Joseph J. and Ida Jonasson dil attendants were Miss Karen Villa Theatre, and refreshments Charter night and an election Kjar. She married Lester M. Patterson, Mrs Monty Hardman, Walter E. Crane entertained Miss Nancy Gilbert. Sherie meeting will be observed by the Smith, Oct. 27, 1925 in the Salt at dinner at a Salt Lake cafe in niece of the bride, was Riverton Lions May 16 at Birle-lan- Lake Temple. He died Mar. 21. honor of his wife on Mother's flower girl, and Joe Crane, bro Catering Service, 4346 South 1947. Getters Day. Mrs Crane also received a kast. lnere will be dinner Survivors include son and (joThe Uier of the groom, was ring bear-!9H- i first meeting of the 411 telephone call from the Darrel Salt and the Mrs a and Asahel, Lake; Lady Lee Robert daughter, was program best man and .t. Go Getters was held at the home Cranes', Glendale, Ariz. Laursen.i iof the (Lorraine) Honty Hardman, Russell Turner, 'Jons wi" be guests. Committee Everrett Last the Walter E leader. Mrs Wilma Lund R. S. Walla three are iin Anderson, Walla, Wash.; Schroeder charge grand green. The meeting was opened Cranes' Thursday and Larry Ralph visited Mrs Heber J and Herschel :V - ... .". brother, sisters, children; Hardman were ushers. Egbert Joseph, jchainnan, by Shirley Webb and Mrs Emma Jones Reservations E. Kjar, Mrs Charles Parry, Mrs! with praver given Glena After a honeymoon trip the :Wilford I ; Salt U who with and are Lake, ill, pledges, John Chadwick, all of Salt Lake Lloyd; will make their home 'should be made in advance, song led by Shirley Lloyd, Mrs Martha Christensen at a Burial was in the Bluffdale Cem m the Douglas Brown apartment and closing praver. Evinda Ad Salt Lake hospital. m itiverton. etery. ams The following club officers Guest speakers at the LDS MIA Presidents Stake A pre nuptial grocery shower were elected: president, Glena church services Sunday evening Mr acHerschel Mrs bride-to-bwas given the Egbert, Apr. Chosen Lundgreen; vice president, Evin included Reed Stanley, and Page Wednesday Mrs 1,'na Thomp- da Adams: by l companied Zt, by the bridesmaids, at the ; Dimond. Mr Stanley was accom.1.1 'il secretary, Patty u.. i'i.: I 'imp of Miss Patterson. and P"",f Leon Crump, Bluffdale, Lloyd; panied by Miss Ham and Mr Di Shirley r reporter, ' ". song leader. Marylin Yorgason: mond's parents were with him. Butterfield, Herriman,l'"da - tt Tonya ,S "na Ul'llf there tlu-- substitute, Marrianne Berger. were chosen presidents of the Mr & Mrs Reuben Freeman 'FW Officers Are and sac West Jordan Stake Ensign and altienf,'(i Lund- were dinner guests at the homt at A the second meeting ' U "'r green home was opened by Glena of the Marion Fairbourns, Cres i.aure! groups of the stake MIA. f installed in Riverton Egbert at the annual stake elections!'" Marilyn Yorgason cent. Sunday for Mother's Day. '13 e Participated in L DS church 'Lundgreen. Mr & Mrs David Butterfield New officers installed recent held Mav 4 in the Bluffdale led the singing and Patty Hallet i i u in tluL-I., dsiiillion. nith .(.. .Bii'ii'iup i'y in the Wayne and Ivan Bills 'nr. the praver. 4 Hers talked and baby were guests at the 'e 'gave to Mrs Ia) Angeles. Thump DC, S. Butterfield home Sunday rif Koreinn Ewell iii charge. After an hour (j.st 5891. Veteran; son and Mrs Shields entertained about patterns and materials. phi Mrs Lillian Bowles entertain Wars, Riverton, were as follows: " sp jrts, led by Irmabel Closing oravcr was given by with Maoi'i and at dancs Miir's a skit irom each ward ed her family at a luncheon Sim Slmwell Jr., com man- of the River Kunda Adams who also served the stake was presented to in one time at a party Mr & Mrs der, Eric A. Brown. M nior vice it was reported by day. Guests included refreshin.'iits. Lions and Ladv the at Lions Grafton Mr & Mrs Bowles. oiumander; Alfred M. Peterson, t vo lt: " lhe ward candidate for jton Shiriev Lloyd. 'Town Hall. James Bowles. .Midvale, the Joh-junior vice commander: Clur- president. A late buffet supper Bowles and Sam Bowles, Salt Jefiery Newman, who met with served, with each ward ii.e J. Crane, (uartermaster: a car accident May 2 is reported & Mr furnish food. Lake. Mrs Robert J. Johnson, chaplain; Nels to I):' in fair condition at the I.DS Bow les. Tax lorsv ille. Mr & Mrs Peterson, adjutant: Rav C. He received serious Hospital. Lilian Bowles, Clearfield, the r.ills, trustee; Bud Bills, Installation Held chcst injuries. - vear Glen Steadmans, Sandy, and Mr trustee; Stan Mason, ar trustee. Mrs Elizabeth Lloyd received Mrs Agnes Dansie, Reporter By Riverton PTA The Hunters Safety program (Mother's Day greetings by tele Phone: AM WUtttf .inducted by the local' VFW Post V vi'i'iil i v i nffirpr-- of lhi liiv phone from her daughter, Mrs in Riverton at the Post home at eilon PTA held an inslallation'Cecelia V Green River, Acerson, l in. each Friday, will continue meetini: for the new officers Mav Sunday other family members Mr & Mrs l.eGrand Tool' and T V SERVICE in until May 29. :i, prior to Die music festival held called person during the day family, liloomington. 111., visited the same evening. Margaret Gil- and brought gifts for Mrs Lloyd. his mother, Mrs Fern Poor last T-- V Mr 4 Sirs Forrest Ewell spent week. Mr Poor is attending Farm lette. cour."il representative, was last week end in Vernal as the Slate Convention in Salt Lake installing officer. of Mrs Ewell's father, W. and Denver. Colo. We Don't New officers are Voris Kemp, Gguests Anderson. Visiting Mrs Fern Poor last," president; Barbara Densley, first Break Your vice president; Don Iennhorg. Mrs Voris Kemp, Mrs Barbara Wednesday were Mr & Mrs Leo 118 N. Main second vice president, Thelma Densley and Mrs I)la Schouten. Schanky, Midvale. Sunday Mr & ARM M irtenson, third vice president; from the Riverton PTA, attended Mrs Clarence Campbell and fam AM Lola Schouten, fourth vice presi the PTA Council Workshop held ilv. and mother snent the after dent. Barbara Beck, fifth recently at the Midvale F.lcmen noon with Mrs Poor She arcom We're Not tary SchH)l to receive instrue ,panied them to the copper mine Myrl Silcox, easurer; Irene Mousley lions regarding next year's work. 'at Bingham ( anyon. the and Pat Page, room inex were guests oi the district Mr & Mrs Ted Facer and chilSLY lor lunch al noon. dren motored to Smithfield Sun Mr Drew of the local school is day to visit Mr Facer's parents. taking his fifth grade class on The ward Sunday School Type preKaren Turner Engaged an outing to Timpanogas Cave sented a special program for 13. Some of Friday morning May To Gary Crump You can depend on our "know the parents will go along. how" to save you trouble and ' Mr & Mrs Vern Morgan. Hiv l 4 , pir Mr & Mrs Samuel C. Turner Mwv, iiimi i oi ,ii linn urn immniMiiiil Mr Mrs Frank Buck money when it comes to auto announce the engagement of erton. W. Midvale. Harry Taylor. San repairs, because we know what their daughter, Karen, to Cary Wil dy, attended a meeting in ve are doing (and why) you Crump, son of Mr & Mr has recently where they organized an lard can be sure we'll do it RIGHT! been Crump, Sandy. Carv auxiliary in connection with Bar serving for the past year ra f World War I Vei ks -!' Vrnn and" will . nil a half in the rans lliey also installed of half the next year and spend BRING YOUR CAR lasfi crs for the new auxiliary, The marnag in Okinawa Vein Moigan were l le ii planned to take phi'-- after 'amon.: the guests attending the ill- P'tili'l! TROUBLES TO US jl tab State I'm. hi banijui t I'nd.r. May ti, at th- - T rra e jcwning. Ballroom in Sail Lake. Ida Kjar Smith 'Jome to Ui in the beginning The Star class of the First nd lave money In the endl ""a! mtv lees were held in Wanl Primary, xvith Mrs Bonnio 1Midfdi!-,VM"-Saturday for Mrs Ida Moiile' class leader, in charge . , - ;-r Smith. i;t, who died Tues entertamel f r their mothers . , '5 ' t., , !,iv Mav ?,, m a Salt I.ak bos ri'ue- - lav afternoon. Mav Ii. with v Auf omotlve Service oi complications folloxxing a and refreshments program 22 H. Holden AM 51241 h xere was mother F,:i with1 Bishop Speakers presented a can! and namien liiel and also, a plant Children present xniii i. Uiili i L, in .....i mt't iheir mothers were l;honda Bills.! :s Mrs Floyd Bills. Bosemare lien Mrs Kenneth Densley, Mo X ses ,md Aaron Iletisley. jrs Le "'i Diiisli-v- . Kcxin and liae Anna Itannltoli Mrs ',rid Mtv C '1 Daxid Hamilton. Dehra Drom 3 toond Mrs IIo,h I lri.mnima Riverton M Local Lady Lions f "V. All Y?.&?.' jfc-- Elect Officers Mid-val- - ther-in-la- fii-- v. ; i' r i 'I I two-yea- t r vmmi .nmwtiwi. $ H ' r: 1 4 Z THE Ml PV ALE Friday, May 13, 1960 Aley Tennant, News of Men In Service Ave., Mid- 394-6t- vale, completed recruit training May 3 at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego, Calif. The course included in all basic military instruction Marine Pvt. George P. Golesh, 280 E. Center St., Midvale, com- subjects and infantry weapons. of training Upon completion pleted four weeks of individual new are to a Marines assigned G at the combat training May Marine Corps Base, Camp Pen- unit for further infantry training, or to one of the many Mardleton, Calif. The course included the latest ine Corps schools. infantry tactics, first aid, demo lit ions, field fortifications and ad vanced Herriman Lions to Hold Pancake Breakfast schooling on weapons. Trainees lean) 'hat all Marines are basically infantrymen, whe ther they serve as cooks, typists, truck drixers, or with aviation units. The annual pancake breakfast presented by the Herriman Lions Club will be held at the Herri man Park Memorial Day, May Marines Pvt. Danny II. son of Mr & Mrs A Hansen, :io. Sen iin: will be from iM2 Oak St., Midvale, and Pvt. 10:30 a.m. Jay A. Tennant. son of Mr & Mrs The public is invited. 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