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Show THE MIDVALE SENTINEL, MIDVALE, UTAH Page 2 Thursday, December U 1966 Riverton Blanche Densley 254-36- Riverton Woman Hurt in Accident Mrs Adele Maynard met with a serious car accident Monday evening, Nov. 21, about 8 p.m., 'when she and her husband, Earl Maynard, daughter, Su!a, 11, and a small granddaughter, were returning home after purchasing milk in glass bottles from a local dairy. Mr Maynard had just made a left turn onto Redwood at about 13250 So. when his car was struck from behind by another car going at an excessive rate of speed. Both cars were demolished. Mrs Maynard received a crushed cheek bone and other injuries about the face, requiring several days in the hospital. Sula received deep cuts on her leg requiring 150 stitches when the milk bottles broke. Mr Mayrenard and granddaughter ceived minor injuries. mm V"V 1 M TA Friday, Dec. 2, 4 p.m. The Biggest TOY Selection In Midvale Trikes Bicycles Trucks Games Sporting Goods Dolls Trains Racing Sets Radios Stereo S. Young Married Group To Meet Dec. 2 Pickup Christmas Eve. Small Electric Appt. Major Appliances Elec. & Hand Tools " Gifts for the Whole Family Aliclde!-stad- t, Floyd Cantrell, Prop. Midvale send ward members Christmas cards, for a Christmas party. The party this year will be near Dec. 20. The Second Ward Relief Society wi!l hold a Christmas party on Dec. 14 at 10 a.m. There will be a program, luncheon, and an exchange of Derby Races Held By Cub Scouts Marine Pvt. Blaine E. Symes, & Mrs Blaine Symes, son of Mr gifts. Mr & Mrs David Johnson visited their mother, Mrs Ida Johnson, during the holidays. The young couple were recently transferred from San Francisco back to Los Angeles and now being transferred bv Mr Johnson's employment to Burley, Ida. Mr & Mrs William Burr and family enjoyed the company of Mrs Burr's parents, Mr & Mrs Henry Major, Salt Lake. They spent three days with them. Mrs Sadie Avery, and son Provo, were Thanksgiving guests of a son and family, Mr & Mrs Condon Avery. Mr & Mrs Chad Avery, Phoenix, were here for the BYU game. South Jordan First Ward held Pinewood Derby race Friday night. The boys carved their own litt'e cars from wood and raced them on a tilted track. Brian Mabey, son of Mr & Mrs Sherman Mabey, won the prize for the fastest car. Rex Harmon, son of Mr & Mrs George Harmon, won the prize for the best looking car. The racing was done by dens and then by the pack. The den mothers are Mrs Shirla Holt, Mrs Lola Graziano, Mrs Gene Stocking. The boys are ages 8 New Westinghouse DELUXE TOASTER muffins, waffles and bagels iu pen'ouiiuii The Rivereen Club's annual Christmas dinner party is being held Thursday, Dec. 1, at the home of Mrs Adolph Johnson. Committee in charge is Mrs Johnson, Mrs Meredith Page, Mrs Bi'l Slater, and Mrs Leslie Butterfield. They will present each member with a gift. A guest speaker will talk on Christmas customs in different countries. Mrs Virgel Frantz visited for week in Auburn, Calif., recently, with her sister and family, Mr & Mrs Vickor Bronson. The Riverton Stake general priesthood meetings, both and Aaronic, will take place Dec. 4, Saturday at 8 p.m. each month hereafter. Elder Gordon Jones and his parents, Mr & Mrs Joseph Jones, Draper, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr & Mrs Lovell Densley. Mr Jones has been living in Pai jpei, Taiwan, Formosa, with Kent Dens'ey, who is serving there on an LDS M ission. - Elder Jones ' showed slidcs;pf pictures he had taken in Taiwan. A baby girl arrived Nov. 26 to Dr. & Mrs LaMar Berrett, in Orem. Grandparents are Mr & Mrs Eldred Hamilton and Mr Thft economy model is equipped. with ill deluxe Smartly styled in' with white enameled eno oeneii. rtre wide toast wellj, accurate color control dial, clean out trey.';. Accurate haati for all fabrici, including the most delicate synthetics. 17 Steam vents for full steam coverage. :.f : . 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But at Walkers we give you an important "something else": Our good name. TOYS & GAMES Midvale Walker i:ie.oooo2i: GIFT SETS FOR HIM Main & Center Sts. 13 nnriirn salt lass city. utah To Please Boxed and Personal Christmas Cards .. y at any de: Illumsired alarm setting inated dial shows time at night without room light Big oval speaker delivers top qualMeaity sound performance DOLL A Vt, 8' So Fine, So Famous, So 8 Wake up A TRADITION OF BANKING EXCELLENCE FOR X Model HMOS new Space Maker design has the formulation locked in the metal Only SPECIAL VALUE WESTINGHOUSE DELUXE SPACEMAKER CLOCK-RADIDeluxe AM clock radio with Only the Ooen design beaters speed mixing. Handle (nor volume. Finger tip ejector flips them directly into the wash water for easy cleanup. I J79 ONLY..., AP 11 to spare and politely waits til you're ready to tiki the can. feature ;)83 ... and power jchrome Regular SMI rBACHTKBS A1STWHERB, V. 3i 'J c features Singlt Dial Control for ill settings... iteam or dry FUR BOOT! RICHARD W. TREAT PERFECT Westinghouse with deluxe non-stic- k Mr & Mrs Eldred Hamilton had their family of 25 home for dinner. Mr & Mrs Richard Grotepas moved this week to Denver to make their home. Mrs Grotepas is the former Coleen Hamilton. Dinner guests of Mr & Mrs Leonard Smock Thanksgiving day were Mr & Mrs Maurice Beckstead and daughter, Verla. Mr & Mrs Claude Densley and 41 familv members enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner at the Riverton Town Hall. Children's games were played while the New with wider well Special 7.9910 12.95 i compact mixer Westinghouse 6 is... (oast 1 4-- all yoa do time tiia switch Handsome modem styling , Ladies' Size take the work out of mixing ft 74 moocl tri South Jordan three wards will combine to sing choir at Stake Conference Sunday. Stake Relief Society singing mothers will sing in conference. Stake Primary is having a Primary children chorus for stake conference. Mr & Mrs Val Gene Palber spent the holiday with Mrs Palmer's parents, Mr & Mrs George Maynard, Kearns. Mr & Mrs Stephen Ostler had their children and grandchildren together for Thanksgiving, 24 members, Mr & Mrs Delbert Christensen, Mr & Mrs Thiel Hatt, West Jordan; Mr & Mrs Paul Osier and Mr & Mrs Neil Ostler, White City: Mr & Mrs Gaylen Ostler, Murray; Mr & Mrs Larry Powell, South Jordan, and the unmarried children. Mr & Mrs Clyde Wood had Mrs Wood's brother and new Texas bride as guests. Mr & Mrs Clifton Corless have been visiting his mother Mrs Nellie Corless and father, Ed Corless, in. Vernal, They spent Thanksgiving in Vernal and visited there and in South Jordan with Mr & Mrs Wood for two weeks. The young couple departed aft ' purees, turns, stops. ..ifl by itself I p.m. iVfcAN OPENER Westirtghouse Steam Iron toasts thick slices, TO 8 plain tap water won't ciog the new ft sowsr 6 a Cub Scout '(S)W8Stinghi)us Now t.v FRIDAY South ir.43 East, Sandy, fantry weapons, combat patrol?;, has completed four weeks of and squad tactics. individual combat training at His next assignment is four Camp Pendleton, Calif. weeks of basic specialist trainthe training period, During he received more than 200 ing to prepare him for a specifhours of instruction in guer- ic job in the Marine Corps. rilla warfare, the use of in 8f.03 News of Men In Service Jordan & Mrs J. Harold Perrett, both of Riverton. Mrs Appie Poilard, Greenville, N. C.. has been spending a month with her daughter and husband, Mr & Mrs Sherrel Frantz, in Riverton. Mr & Mrs Lovell Densley and Mrs Clara Aylett were dinner guests of Mrs Ora Wagstaff at her home in Salt Lake City, Thanksgiving Day. iito 83 N. Main s' I Mrs George toll. k Layaway Now & 255-465- 5 a Phonos Mr pre-scho- Yule Dinner Party Set by Rivereens Santa Arrives family visited. j The Young Married class of the Riverton Third Ward will hold an opening social evening Dec. 2 at 7:30 p.m., at the church. All married people under 30 years of age are invited. There will be games, refreshments, and other entertainment. Committee in charge wi'l be Mr & Mrs Bill Turner and Mr & Mrs Leon Crump. This class will meet twice monthly, with a lesson one week and an evening of entertainment the next. MEET X er Thanksgiving for Mr Core-lesAir Force base in San Francisco. Mr & Mrs Derrcll DarlMr & Mrs Max Young and ing, Mr & Mrs Jack Asay, MidBYU Tour Is Topic vale, Mr & Mrs Henry Middel-stadt- , family spent the Thanksgiving California, were dinner holiday at Magna with Mrs At Literary Club guests of Mr & Mrs Allen G. Young's parents, Mr & Mrs The Riverton Ladies Literary Stocking at their home in South Victor Isaacson. dinner for turkey Mr & Mrs Garner Wilkinson Club will meet Dec. 2 at 7:30 Jordan, and family spent the holiday in p.m., at Ihe home of Mrs Frank Thanksgiving. Mr & Mrs Herschel Egbert Hunter with Mr Wilkinson's E. Seal. Mrs S. C. B. Sorensim Mr & Mrs Dell Shomaker, Miss brother and family, Mr & Mrs will be oohostess. P.ernell Berrett will enter- Joan, Robin and Michelle Sho- Robert Wilkinson. There were tain with s'ides of pictures he maker, gathered at the home of 25 family members together. has taken on the Mound the Mr & Mrs Jack Egbert in Salt Mr & Mrs Desmond Shields Lake City for Thanksgiving dinWorld tours with the HYU Curenjoyed Thanksgiving at the ner. tain Time U.S.A. He will give home of Mrs Shield's sister and a chronological commentary of Sunday dinner guests of the family, Mr & Mrs Norman Enthe different countries they vis- Shomakers were Mr & Mrs sign, Bountiful. A group of 30 Lorrain Shomaker, Ephriam, peop'e enjoyed the day. ited, along with the slides. Mr & Mrs Merri'l Shomaker The Birthday Club met at the and daughter from Ogden. home of Mrs Grace Holt in Stake High Priests Mrs Geneva Caldwell and honor of her birthday. Prizes Miss Velma Torp, Murray, Hold Dinner Party won by Mrs Lola Holt wfr? were Sunday dinner guests of and by Mrs Rathella Arnold. The Riverton Slake High the Herschel Egberts. Mrs Val Gene Palmer accomMr & Mrs Edward Beckstead Priests and their wives enjoythe class of panied 37 entertained members familv ed a dinner parly Wednesday son to the Turpin turkey their state of Out evening at the liorriman Cu- Thanksgiving day. farm in West Jordan. ltural Hall. The Rivertones quar-le- t guests were Mr & Mrs Larry The First Ward members use entertained with their sing- Beckstead and Clark Beckstead, their Calif. San money, they would use to RoFernando, and numbers. ing novelty bert Peterson gave several selections on his accordion. Mrs Leonard Beckstead was chairman. Mrs Virginia Peterson t tomnt - 1750 M' 1 I |
