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Show THE MIDVALE (Utah) Page Thirteen iisnnmAti Step Mrs AGNES DANSIE, Reporter ph.: AM bott, Orville, Wash., arrived here to spend the holidays with Mr 4 Mrs Virgil Freeman and family. Mrs Lester Butterfield entertained at a party Saturday after noon on her daughter Feggy's birthday. Games were played and refreshments served to 18 guests and Mr & Mrs Robert Griffis and daughter, Union, were guests at dinner Saturday at the Butterfield home. Sunday Mrs Annon Green and children and Mrs Del-beWengren and family visited The annual Christmas party Wednesday, Dec. 16, will feature dance for children in the after noon, a visit from St. Nick, and dance in the evening. Mr & Mrs Sherwood Butter-field visited Walter Woolley at the IDS Hospital last Saturday, where he underwent a major operation. They also visited Mrs the Butterfields. Wolley, Mrs Butterfield's mother. Mr & Mrs Oren R. Dansie and Mr & Mrs Sherwood Butter-- children visited the Stanley Fredfield, Mr & Mrs Merrill Worley, ricksons in Murray Thursday af Mr & Mrs Darrell Crane, Mr & ternoon. Mrs Lester Butterfield, Mr & Mrs Glen and Kenneth, sons of the Harold Swasey, Albert J. Crane, Oren Dansies spent Tuesday with Williim" Forman, and. Mr & Mrs their grandparents, Mr & ' Mrs Don Swasey took part in a sealing Willard Bergmann in Sandy. , session at the IDS Temple last The PTA and school presented Wednesday evening. a party for Christmas Wednesday Mrs Annie C. Sorensen, and evening. Program numbers in Delta Cooper entertained the cluded Christmas carols by the stake LDS missionaries at a school children, a skit by the Christmas party Saturday eve Lions Club, and special musical ' ning at the home of Annie Sor numbers. ensen. Gifts were exchanged, and Recent callers of Mrs Adeline Santa Claus came. Lunch was Bodell included Mr & Mrs Truss-ler Bodell, Sandy, Vera Bodell served to 23 guests. Mr & Mrs Art Kilby and chil and daughter Delora, Salt Lake, dren, Kearns, spent Sunday with and Mr & Mrs Spencer Miller, Salt Lake. the Don Swaseys. Mr & Mrs George Holland and Mr & Mrs Ken Reid and chil family, Panama, and Mr & Mrs dren. West Jordan spent the week Martell Bodell and family. Salt end at Pocatello, Ida., visiting Lake, were dinner guests at the their aunt, Mr 4 Mrs Heartvick- son. home of Mr & Mrs John A. Mr & Mrs Blaine Peterson and - daughter Tal& Mrs Mr Elmer Debbi, Midvale, called Saturday, right to Hungarians Offered by 700 in Aid SENTINEL Friday, December 21, 1956 loo Mountain West teut- on Letters offering aid to Hungarian relief continued to pour into the central relief agency in Salt Lake City this week as more than 700 citizens from throughout the Mountain West offered money, employment, and housing to homeless refugees. Since the government upped the refugee quota to 21,000 in this country, more financial aid, housing and employment offers are needed, a spokesman in central relief headquarters said this week. many rt up and order ! ,' Kentucky's Finest - I Whiskey 7ir ; rill k&ksd LJ .JHs- 7? - xX- - ft """" affection . v As an expression of our genuine of your good will and patronage, extend to you our most sincere good wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy NewYear CONTINENTAL BANK of MIDVALE ter Erleene. Guests at tne home of Mr & Mrs Muril Bodell Sunday were Mr & Mrs Chick Nell and family, Mr & Mrs Merrill Butterfield and children and Mr & Mrs Everett Parry. ficers and teachers at the LDS stake house. Tables were decor ated in the Christmas motif. Pro- grim numbers included a skit from each of the 12 wards, a 35 year service pin presented to Pres. Fern B. Butterfield by the stake board. Special guests for the The marriage ceremony of Ar occasion were Pres. & Mrs Barben nold Kay Parry, son of Mr & Mrs of West Jordan stake. Riv-erto- n, PARRY-LARSO- friends a very joyous and cheerful Christmas Season. .aV. VV!&'''WHa Westinghouse new automatic ? ";I.T..-;r- DRIVE CAREFULLY price ever! time tor joy, the time tor peace; The time lor pleasures that never cease. Wis wish you alt at this time of year plentiful measure of Yuletide cheer! o'-- - SjM"''' . . Mate u;ouWoft4&j Aftfe Lowest KyU ms mm z:zS' jgpg5gi More than $2,000 has been donated through the mails so far in the campaign, the spokesman said, and the Red Cross, Brigham Young University, Utah Agricul tural College, and University of Utah are collecting additional money for Hungarian relief. The Deseret News in Salt Lake is the Utah relief agency designat ed by the U.S.,. State Department Otters for aid should be address AsTrsAMKirfHu.U. ed to "Hungarian Relief," Deseret on the A. H. Dansies Sunday eve George Kay Parry and Colleen News, Box 1257, Salt Lake City, Utah. Letters should include type ning, after visiting Mr Peterson's Rae Larson, daughter of Mr & - of employment5 offered, physical P. Mrs Mr Wallace Peter Mrs CopperLarson, k Raymond parents, avail ton, was solemnized in the LDS requirements', and detailsw son, Lark. '' able housing., wed Salt Lake A Friday. Joyce Dansie, USAC, is home Temple for the Christmas holidays with ding reception in their honor at Just to send postcard to vry her parents, Mr & Mrs Jesse H. the Copperton Ward chapel was one .wash subscriber Sntinl held Friday evening with dancing. Dansie. would cost $50 in postage. You At the ward teachers program STAKE PRIMARY BOARD can tend your message to 2,500 held during LDS church services homes at cost as low as 75c if ENTERTAINS AT DINNER were talks Sunday evening, given ut Sentinel want aids. you 14 the Dec. Jordan West Friday. by Mayme Ingram, Kent Bodell, and Dennis Bills. 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