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Show THE MIDVALE SENTINEL (Utah) Page Nine Friday, May 13,1955 EAST where their granddaughter, Jill Turner, daughter of Mr & Mrs Elmo Turner was named and blessed. Mr & Mrs Cort Rosenhan returned to their home Sunday after spending a week in Los Angeles, Calif., and Las Vegas, Nev., with relatives and friends. Verta Pratt of Chihuahua, Mex ico, who is a student at BYU, spent the week-enwith Mr & Mrs Le- land Goff. Nelda Ricks of Sugar City, Ida., was a guest Sunday at the Goff home. Mr & Mrs Kenneth Nielsen, Salt Lake, Mr & Mrs Walter Nielsen, tAWVALE OLIVE SHARP, Reporter Phone Mid. 586-Lorie and Cindy Brady, Salt Lake, spent the first part of the week with their grandparents, Mr & Mrs G. R. Sharp, while their parents, Mr & Mrs Melvm Brady were in Malad, d Ida. Mr & Mrs Earl Evans recently attended meeting in South Jordan i MRS. LIONEL P. DIMOND West Jordan, Utah WINS Hunter, Mr & Mrs James Nielsen, and Mr & Mrs Abe Bensen entertained at a dinner Sunday honoring their mother, Mrs Mima Nielsen. Mrs Reta Wilson and Mrs' Margaret Pohl and son, Ogden, were guests of Mrs Mima Nielsen Sunday afternoon. David Dooley, who has been stationed with the army at Camp Cary son. Colo., recently spent a furlough with his parents, Mr & Mrs Francis Dooley. Following his furlough David was transferred to Fort Bliss, Tex. While he was home David accompanied his parents to Helena, Mont., where they visited Mr & Mrs Charles Dooley. Mrs Mima Nielsen recently returned to her home after spending three weeks in California. She visited in San Fernando, with Mr & Mrs J. B. Jacobsen; in Los Angeles with Mr & Mrs E. H. Gerischer and in Garden Grove with Mr & Mrs Conway Nielsen and their families. Paul Rosenhan recently returned to Camp Carson, Colo., where he is stationed with the army after spending a two week furlough with his parents, Mr & Mrs Cort D. Evans. E.Jordan Stake CRESCENT The Relief society of the First ward held their work meeting Tues LORNA ALLGOOC, Reporter day. Helen Dahl presented the les son on "Surface Cooking." Lunch The Third-Fourtward chapel of eon was served at noon by Olive A large crowd attended the Boy LDS tho church Midvale was in Eunice Petersen, Margaret Burgon, Scout Births benefit supper and program at Materthe Cottonwood the scone of a recent meeting at Soper, Fern Van Wagner, Elrena Thursday evening, which was sponnity hospital during the past week which 115 teacher-traine- r Nielsen, and Bertha Kastanis. w ere graduates sored by the Crescent ward and reported as follows: were honored by East Jordan stake Crescent Lions club. It was held at Mr & Mrs Hal F. Hendrickson, Sunday school, unfior direction oi the Crescent ward house. OF Midvale, girl, May 3. teacher-traine- r Mr & Mrs Roy Ashby (Arlene Mr & Mrs Chester W. Stephen-sen- , Sally Lester, stake supervisor. announce the arrival of SERVICE Jeppson) 3. Union, boy, May The following ward members a son Apr. 23 at the Cottonwood Mr & Mrs Melvin J. Wilson, East were graduated: David B. Harman hospital. Sonarman Midvale, boy, May 3. Midvale Third The Crescent Sunday school preinstructor. Alta Jr., son of Mr & Mrs David B. HarMr & Mrs Herbert L. Kunz, SanMiller, Marguerite Wright, presi- sented a program honoring all man Sr., 194 Jefferson St., Midvale, 3. dent, Melba Powell, secretary, Nel- mothers Sunday. Faye Lloyd was is participating in the recent joint dy, boy, May Mr & Mrs Jerry Roberson, Salt lie Pearce, 'Elaine Nelson, Helen the narrator. The army-navexercise, Operation Surfprogram was un;iL-rrirl Maw 3 Carter, Hazel Anderson, librarian, der direction of Mrs Grace Johnboard, on the Pacific coast, accordLouise Fay Strong, Phoebe Mr & Mrs David L. Woody, Mur- - Mitchell,Belamis, ing to word received by his par Garr Vincent, Edith Vin- son and other Sunday school ofents. ay. girl, May J. cent, NaDcan Gossett, June Riggs, ficers. Mothers were presented with Air & Mrs Roy J. Brinton, Union, Carol Seale, Glen te ta fe Campbell Delbert a potted plant. pirl. Mnv 3. Mr & Mrs Ccnrad W. Fca'her-ston- e Edington, Calvin Hutchings, Sharon Robert W. Thomas, senior Mr & Mrs victor M. Montano, Curtis, Beverly VVinegar, Yvonne and Mr & Mrs Donald Thorn-wa- ll stathe with draftsman air force, Nebley, and Dora Christensen, liHingham Canyon, girl, May 4. and two children, Salt Lake, tioned at Munich, Germany, was brarian, (4th). Mr & Mrs Peter Kosovich, spent Mother's Day with their par Midvale First promoted to staff sergeant, vaie instructor. Mir ents, Mr & Mrs Albert Dean. M.ay 4. according to word received by his Mr & Mrs Eddie Fenstermaker, iam Beard, Kent Vincent, president, Mrs William Wynn was hostess Maxine Pearson, vice nrnsiHont parents, Mr it Mrs Ben A. Thomas, Union, girl, May 4. to her Jolly 12 club Saturday afterJanice LeFevre, secretary, Blanche 202 Pioneer st, Midvale. Mr & Mrs Orren Jenkins, Cres- noon at a 1 o'clock luncheon. Cards Hation, Mildred treasurer, Canning, the in air force Robert enlisted cent, boy, May 4. Maxine Winget, Joseph Warner, Ar-vi- were played and prizes won by Mrs 1952. In Nov. 1953 he Mr & Mrs Jess Montoya, Bing- Mineer, Marsha Mitchell, li- Helena Gardener and Mrs John E. Capt & Mrs Kelvin E. Evans, in February Thorn- - ham Canyon, girl, May 4. brarian, Sharon Webster, assistant Smith. Mrs Walter Nielson was a former East Midvale residents, now was sent to Germany. Mr & Mrs uean r. lunDnage, librarian. of Enid, Okla., announce the ar as is a graduate of Jordan high special guest. East Midvale Second Draper, boy, May 4. rival of a daughter May 4. Grand- school. instrucStake missionaries Carter E. Mr & Mrs Harold E. Brady, Mid- tor, Ralph S. Ferrin, Kitchemer parents are Mrs John Watts, Los C. Bailey Sainsbury were Grant and news 17h. 5. to items Head, Phone president, Alice Gorrings, vale, boy, May your Angeles, Calif., and Mr & Mrs Earl Mr & Mrs Calvin D. Craven, Mur- secretary, Reta Dahl, Mary Agnes speakers in sacrament meeting SunJacobson, Don Searle, Orvil Soren-son- , day evening. Paul Dunn gave the ray, boy, May 5. Aaronic Priesthood boys talk. Noel Lillas Yorgason, librarian. Air & Mrs John Atkinson, Sandy, a Hardcastle received Union Nel-lSecond special 6. instructor, girl, May Silcox. followAaronic The nor Tin Verland Martha pin. priesthood East Mr & Mrs Lloyd Nerdin Jr., Allen, Don Boggess, Sam Howells, ing boys received their Aaronic Midvale, girl, May 6. Hansen, Richard Jacobson, priesthood certificates: Allan Tay Mr & Mrs Douglas F. Graham, Joyce t.rma lurner. Manlvn Johnson lor, Roger Larson, Paul Sampson, Sandv, boy, May 7. Shirley- Price, librarian, anrf Mn!h.n 'rM Ti, vai n vjitcuwuuu, uauj uuiiusuu, Mr & Mrs James W. Hilton, Jarman, librarian, 3rd. Greenwood Lyn Jerry Fairbournt boy, May 7. IR0 Fairbourn, Floyd Mori, and Mr & Mrs Lawrence Bowman, Ronald Johnson. Hnnt w.Vr , Murray, boy, May 7. A fireside was held in the Relief Mr & Mrs Oscar H. Carlson, East Betty Wilson, librarian, Julia Jones, venice nioriensen, Wanda Schoen (Society room after church Sunday Midvale, girl, May 7. Mr & Mrs Allen C. Dahl, East field, Neoma Davis, Mae Ure, li evening. Kay Brady showed slides taken while he was on his tour of brarian. .Midvale, boy, May 7. Union First instructor, Leila duty in the Hawaiian Island. ClarMr. & Mrs Warren Thompson, The best lawn Nix, Florence Tentold, president, ence Hyde was in charge. Refresh7. Midvale, boy, May seed you can buy Ellen Kibbs, secretary, Emma ments were served. Mr & Mrs Donald L. Haws, Murhis soil and climate Mounteer, Ruth Griffith, Willard j 7. ray, boy, May rvygren, Lavere Griffith, Florence Thrives In both sun Cotton linters are the very short Mr & Mrs Joseph C. Rasmussen, Nix, Evelyn Sjostrom, Chauncy shade. Gives you Kearns, boy, May 7. Pentold, Mary Sotteland, Verda cotton fibers from the cotton seed -- . all ixurious, Mr & Mrs Donald F. Barney, Despain, Venola Farnsworth, librar- after the regular staple fibers have ' 1 deep green lawn. ian, Beedy Griffith, assistant li- been removed. Union, girl, May 8. I lon.vr,' I lb ;arton (sows V JteWr Mr & Mrs J. Clarence Park, Bing brarian. East Midvale First 200 sq. ft.). ....$1.58 1 ham Canyon, boy, May 8. instructor, Beth Soffe, Karl K. Sabey, presi& Mrs Harold It. Pearson Mr sows ,000 sq. ft. $15.00 NOT5T! dent, Viola Sabey, Eugene Stras-burg- , Midvale, boy, May 8. Afton Diane Jensen, Jensen, Mid' L. & Mrs Mr Robert Strong, MAGIC CARPET brand JoAnn Christopherson, Betty Lamb-so's vale, boy, May 9. Fruit Trees - Shade Trees Carol Stocking, Glen Bowen, David Bean, Shirley Sargent, Louise Births at the Salt Lake hospital M. Young, Dean Kirk, Merlin D. Evergreens - Shrubs from this area were announced as Fife, Nellie Chavez, LaVon Hincknew slow growing, Th follows: ley, Cloid Hinckley, Joan Strasburg, lawn you've heard so Mr & Mrs Don J. Bell, Sandy, Sara Elmer, librarian. Free U$t of Lawn Tools Midvale Second much about. Saves time and work; girl, May 2. instructor, With Purchase of Seed Mr & Mrs Joseph Beck, Midvale, Glenn Sacos, Laura Wardle, presimow half as often. Savei water, Ann dent, Anderson, vice presiboy, May 4. too, and fills In to keep weeds out. fU-4.9Mr & Mrs Homer Whitlock, Lark, dent, Carol Anderson, secretary, . 1 lb. 500 (sows sq. pkg. Connie Anderson, Marie Anderson, girl, May 4. Diana Butterfield, Shirley Garff, Lei us givt you a f re estimate Mr & Mrs Owen J. Hart, Lark, on landscaping Jones. Velma Jones, Beth Peggy gurl, May 5. Marva Meyer, Ruth Miner, Mr & Mrs Dennis W. Dallin, Mid- Marion Pearson, Colene Saunders, Maureen Shepherd, Joan Smith, vale, girl, May 6. Mr Sz Mrs Gerald Anderton, Sanson, LaVar Wallgren, Reona With-- 1 dy, girl. May 7. Mr & Mrs Reynolds N. Astle, ere, Rene ThomDson. Ruth East-- 1 8200 S. 7th E. Ph. Mid. 589-man, June Norton, Don Lennberg,, Draper, girl. May 7. Mr & Mrs Boyd R. Beckstead, Rose Marie Harper, librarian. Draper, boy. May 8. Honors Graduates h oun NEWS 10-da- MEN 2-- c y 1 j j j y j n . i A " You can't buy a better CARPE1 TORO Mrs Dimond is presented with the TORO POWER MOWER she won by writing 50 words on "Why I Like a Toro." Leonard local Toro dealer, Newbold, makes the presentation. o for your OUTDOOR living room! 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The following officers were elected: Linda Zafft, president; Kathleen Davis, vice president; Allene Larson, secretary-treasureGinny Elder, reporter; Marilyn McDohald. song leader, and Joan Porter and Vauna Lee Dcarsen. Dav ay Day Pay Trailers Made and Auto Repairing lOl RADIATORS SALE JJO CAR HEATERS $2.00 $10.00 r; The Busy Four club reports they have completed eight hot pads this week in their club class. 4-- 4-- TRAILER AXLES Estabrook Auto Wrecking 8111 South 2nd East Use the Sentinel Want Ads for quick sure re""Ua. YOUR NEW OR USED CAR MAY BE Ph. Mid. Sandy, Utah 866-- Ntar U.P. Track wed tolhekt circles... DURING THIS UNUSUAL SALE! '111 Come In and Ask Our Salesmen for Details! COMPLETE SELECTION OF NEW LINCOLNS AND MERCURYS AND ONE- - OWNER SAFE-BU- USED CARS Y mm m wm "Ss?t Lcke's Loccli Owned 6A Lfacoln-rvfercur- y ' i' I J .vt-- s ire Ihi ixtra ytari . ' 1 4 - fa 1 i K 1. I II I) I !NW MA enrich its great Eouzbon Unci Dealer OLD HICKORY nuiEsiBOUBBOH1521 six 4203 So. 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