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Show THE MIDVALE SENTINEL ing, Mrs Gladys Carter, Mrs Eliza Murray, and Mrs Maydith Stelter, Hyrura Brady, Union, and Mr & Mrs G. R. Sharp. Friday, December 2, 1955 beth Thayne, Mrs Jenette Smith, Kearns; brothers, James S., Tooele, Mr & Mrs Glen Nelson and famMrs Grace Thomas, and Mrs Ida and J. Roland, Union; Dewey, Wilford Adams, Leland Shelton Worthen. one and ily, Sandy, Mrs Charles Thornton Calif., and Bishop Pierson. and Lavon Thornton visited in Kansas Sunday with Mr & Mrs Hue Mr Cox was born in Aug. 1883, HAROLD H. LONG in Union to William E. and Marian The first year Beehive Girls of Jewkes. Funeral services for Harold H. OLIVE SHARP, Reporter Lucille Jewkes entertained FriThayne Cox. visited Tuesday Long, 64, East Midvale, who died the Second Ward Ph.: AM evening for members of the day He is survived by his widow, Swen-son A. P. Friday after a lingering illness, evening with Mr & Mrs club. The party honored Martina Williams Cox, sons and were held Tuesday in the East Midand John G. Sharp, and the birthday and others atEDWIN COX Shirley Sargant, daughters, Ervin W., Midvale; Mrs vale Second Ward chapel with second year group visited at the Funeral services for Edwin Cox, Margaret Sundberg and Barbara Bishop Frank Piersen officiating. home of Mrs Ellen Sharp. Follow tending were Helen Burgon, Maur-in- e Nilsson, Belva Freeman, Mar-vell- a 72, East Midvale, who died Wed- Cox, East Midvale; Herman W., Speakers were Melvin McCormack, ing the visits the girls, accompan Newbold, Doris Southworth, nesday at his residence, were held Holladay; stepson, Albert Williams; T. Donald Creer, and Merle Brown. ied by Marie Goff, Florence Tomil- Delia Rawlings, Eunice Soper, Milin the East Midvale Second brothers and sisters: William M., Monday Mr Long was born Mar. 6, 1891, son, Ruby Buck, met at the ward dred Maxfield, Mildred Larsen, and Ward chapel with Bishop Frank Wallace E., and John H. Cox, Mrs in Newark, Nolts, England, to Job house and enjoyed a social gather- Joyce Dahl. Pierson officiating. Speakers were Barbara Palmer, Mrs Lillian Fuel and Selina Sheppard Long. He mar- ing and refreshments. Carol Stocking, student at the Mr & Mrs Melvin Brady (Randy ried Alice E. McClerry, Nov. 29, USAC in Logan, spent the Thanks1916, in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Shary), Salt, Lake, announce the ar giving week end with her parents, Survivors are his widow; two rival of a son Nov. 27. uranapar- & Mrs Russell Stocking. Mr Kutuckft Finnt & Mr Mrs YEAR daughters, Mrs Maydolin Smith, ents of the new baby are Eddie Malstrom, Gordon Olson, i and Frank Kerran, Kalispel, Mont., and Exercise Greathouse, Ventura, Shirley i Corrective Physical Therapy Calif., students attending BYU at Massage) Hydro Therapy I Ultra Violet Therapy Provo, spent the holiday week end Electrotherapy with Eddie and Shirley's grandparents, Mr & Mrs Frank Hicks. Mr & Mrs T. Donald Creer and son Tom and Mrs Annie Simper were Thanksgiving dinner guests at the home of Mr & Mrs R. Lavell Physical Medicine KENTUCKY since 1810 Simper in Murray. Mr & Mrs Gerald Speth, Logan, i Ph.: AM or AM Office: 227 E. 7500 S spent Wednesday and Thursday at jji imm m mm mum ea eaeoeaeae. mmm the home of her parents, Mr & Mrs Page Three s, GAST C1IDVALG " ) j OLd" Q 1 Roger E. Berry yj DEL MONTE LUCERNE SCOTT-QU- MAXWELL HOUSE STOKE-7- BEL-AI- GOLD MEDAL GREEN GIANT R m mi MVMPRFIL.HFINZ. A) is .Mlt'-vV' KELLOGG'S DOLE CARNATION MIX. VAN CAMP . ARMOUR . NlirOA .TIHF FLEET HERSHEY tNfe SUNNYBANjJ BEECHNUT WILSON SWIFT'S LIBBY'S ) t BORDEN'S KRAFT KITCHEN CR POST MfJr z' -- DOMINO NOB HILL - KARO CANTERBURY 'Wrench' SZfa LUG 1MAY Clt: uWHITE .. MAGIC Leland Goff. Other guests at the Goff home Thursday were Mr & Mrs Elmer Ponder and daughter, LuAnn, Albuquerque, N3I., and Mr Goff's niece, Mrs Don Nielsen and children, Kemmer. Wyo.. who were en route to Kamas, Wash., to make their home. Mrs Vera B. Moore. Salt Lake. spent the recent holiday week end with her niece and family, Mr & Mrs James Nielsen. Dr & Mrs Dee Perkes and son, Bryan, Ogden, visited Sunday with By Olive Nellton Phone Mid. 3354 Under direction of the Sunday School superintendency, a program was given Sunday evening in which a family hour was partrayed. Those participating were Ben Merrill as father; Myrtle Crump as mother; LaVon Neilson, Shirla Merrill, and Allen Howell completing the family unit. A musical number was sung called "He," by Helen Moly-neauConnie Webb and Mary Mousley. The meeting was conducted by Eldon Crump. Mr & Mrs Lynn Allred, Salt Lake, recently visited Mr Allred's parents, Mr & Mrs Parley Allred. Mrs June Hardman has returned home with her baby boy, born on Thanksgiving Day. Judy Neilson was baptized and confirmed Sundry at sacrament n eeting. Also attending was Crane with all her Treker bc.ys. Each bay m:e his bandlo's. Tne following Sea Gull girls bora their testimonies: Betty Hardman, Shirla Merrill, Linda Beth Peterson, and Lana Turner. Mr & Mrs Wilmcr Kidd and family, Salt Lake, and Mr & Mrs Nowel Hofling spent Thanksgiving Day with Mr & Mrs Bickmore Kidd. Mrs Ruth Crump entertained the Birthday Club at her home Friday. Games were played with prizes awarded and refreshments served. Mr & Mrs Stanley R. Sharp. Mr & Mrs T. Donald Creer met x, with other members of the "Top Hatters" club and attended a for mal dinner dance Saturday at the Lafayette Ballroom at the Hotel Utah. Mr & Mrs Leland Goff spent Saturday in Rigby, Ida., where they visited with relatives. Pvt. Kenneth F. O'Brien, recently returned to Fort Knox, Ky, where he is stationed with the army, after spending a two week furlough with his parents, Mr & Mrs John F. O'Brien. Mrs Jennie Jewkes, Midvale, and Mr & Mrs Dale Jewkes and family motored to Kamas Thursday and visited Mr & Mrs Hue Jewkes. Mr k Mrs Glen Nelson and family, Sandy, and Mr & Mrs T. Foster Greenwood Sr., were Thanksgiving guests at the Charles Thornton home. Velma Bird entertained members of the birthday club Friday. The party honored Leona Yates, and prizes were won by Margaret Quality job printing at reasonable prices at The Midvale Sentinel Nielsen and Gertie Smith. 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