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Show THE SENTINEL Jordan Valley social life . family . . . . . Crescent Camp has meeting Sewing The Orescent Camp of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers will hold its meeting on Oct. 16. The ladies will meet at the home of Mrs Kindness Hyde at 1 p.m. Mrs Carta Johnson will give the lesson. classes start Community Club ladies see gem show -- -. , , i The Midvale Ladies' Community Club will meet Wednesday, Oct. 21, at 1 p.m. at the Midvale City Hall. Mrs J. 0. Jones, president, will preside. The prayer will be given by Mrs John Vranes, followed by the pledge by Mrs A. E. Buckley. I ; i; Y Introduction of the "l : . program will be by Mrs Joel P. Jensen. A piano solo will be given by Meya Tibbets, which will be followed by a gem show by Jay and Vivian Godfrey. - u .. v . Hostesses will be Leah Bullock, chairman; Ann o v. A Mildred Anderson, Brown, Juanita Buckley, Loretta Jensen, Tbelma Ross, Randy Ross, Roda Smith, Ella Schmidt, l.-V- - Donna Wilkinson, Helen Haun, Bertha Barton, and Verona Wright. Thursday, Oct 18,1111 PtQ9 9 fa "would yA like to be able to sew and have your project fit?", asks Sharon Pressett, instructor of a new sewing class to begin Oct. 22, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. 71 "PersThe class, onalizing your Pattern," will be sponsored by Jordan School District Vocational Education. ' Painting The instructor will teach the ladies how to construct a basic fitted shell out of fabric. When the project is completed, the student will be able to The "Love Bugs" per- cut and fit all future formed for the Sons of sewing projects. Utah Pioneers Oct. 8. The program was held class will The by the Temple Quarry be held West at a Jordan following pot Chapter luck dinner at the Murray Middle School, 7550 S. 1700 W. in the sewing lab. Senior Citizens' Center. A painting, donated by Registrations will be Marion Margetts, was taken at Jordan School the District Vocational by accepted ext. Education Turner. John president, The painting will be 149, or at West Jordan donated to the National Middle School on WedSUP to be displayed in nesday . or Thursday the new building evenings. donated to SUP five-wee- -- 4 ., k The children of G. Deming and Veda H. Wright honored their parents on their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a family dinner on Sept. 26 at the home of Mr and Mrs Michael D. Wright. They were married Sept. 26, 1931 in Midvale, and are the parents of Karen Stephensen, South Jordan; Gayle and Michael Wright, Midvale. They have 10 grandchildren and 4 568-152- 1, great-grandchildre- . Temple wedding... Couple sets date be Marian Median with Kaylene Petty and John L. Stephens will be Mike Stephens as best united in marriage on man. Bridesmaids are Mrs Keith Wilson Midvale miss October bride E Lynda Lee Mayne and Mayne, Midvale, and Mr Keith E. Wilson were and Mrs Donald Wilson, married Oct. 10 in a Sandy, are parents of the ceremony performed in bride and groom. Midvale East Stake Attending the bride were Lisa Eckman, Lisa building. Mr and Mrs Keith Koncur, Jennifer Winger, UPHOLSTERING HOUSE Upfiofsters Of Fint fumftun . 561-011- Karrie Phillips and Nancy Petty, sisters of the bride, and Shiela and A reception will be held Myrna Stephens, sisters that evening in the of the groom. Reed Petty will serve as head usher. Draper Sixth Ward. The bride was enter- will of honor maid The in the Salt Lake IDS Temple. Oct. - 1 SI N. Main, Midvale Glenda Folkinson, ' C Best man duties were performed by Kenneth D. Wilson. Michael Culp, Brian Mayne, Blake Jensen, Kent Hamison, and Mike Gunderson ushered. The newlyweds were on a honeymoon in Park City and returned to Sandy to make their home. PERFECT FIT FOR YOUR SPECIAL STAR If - The group of 71 met for As. -- r V - 566-152- 1, Tights, Trunks, OK," at the 1 p.m. meeting at the St Joseph the Worker Catholic Jazz Pants, Tap and Ballet Shoes, Character Church building in West Jordan. Shoes, Leg Warmers, The association is sponsored by the State Grips, Footsies, Etc. Department Education, designed to provide Pat's Motion Wear Hours portunities 9--3 l. op- to gain skills and attitudes for creating good homes and satisfying family living. The chapter in West 8 14 Mon.-Fr- is for homemakers 625 E. . 9800 So. No. I, Sandy (In the Utah Academy of Qymnaatlca BulldlngJ 572-200- of and Sat r Ladies visit DUP building Chairman of the event American . Academy of Husband Coached Childbirth (AAHCC) is sponsoring film a presentation, "Childbirth for the Joy of It," at the Whitmore E. S., The presentation begins at 7 p.m. and is free to the public. An instructor certified with the AAHCC will be Library, CfiC on 20 Free With Pulxnase of Any Large Pizza Or wimii wot good on take out orders. and Receive ntta now: Expire A 102281 7000 19. available Game Tokens Buy A Large Pizza Oct 2197 to lead was Frank LaComb, senior class president. Vaughn Soffe was master State citizens to report of ceremonies. Boy State and Girl Home, 293 S. 200 E. Other business to be State citizens have been invited on Oct. 21 to report conducted will be under on their stay at the week-lon- g the direction of ComAmericanism mander Allan Setter berg Others on the committee were Myrle LaComb, Adolph and Elma Johnson, Lawrence and Lois Ray, Orin and Vanice Black, Clayton and Jessie Nelson, Harold and Em They and President Karen will be talking to mem- Lucero. bers of the Sandy Post 77 American Legion and Auxiliary. TELL US 255-355- Mary Campbell "Early Clothing thsBahaf Faith the world... it at a time Discussions very Tuesday presided and Lillian Lin-for-d gave the lesson on 7:30 p.m. 263-203- 9 Manufacturing." long How many times have The is you thought meeting "That scheduled to begin at 8 should be in the paper." p.m. at the Sandy Post It can be. Phone The Flat Iron Camp of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers met on Oct. 12 at the home of Edith Menna, 8728 S. 1185 E. it v viiin vx x iiii;; s n feel. at library The Boy State, Girl program. Ladies in the Sandburr Camp will be visiting the Daughters of Utah Pioneers building in Salt Lake City on Oct 19. They will meet at the Sandy Second Ward at 10 a.m. Everyone will take their own lunch and the hostess will be serving punch and cookies. Captain Sandra Barela will be in charge. Childbirth talk to bo Taste the world's best pizza, enjoy the wholesome family atmosphere and test your skill in our exciting electronic game room (40 games). Get free game tokens with every food purchase. Meanwhile the kids will have fun in our unique play areaor enjoy watching our Big Screen Flat Iron DUP Camp has meeting restaurant. Jordan is for all women in the Salt Lake Valley and hear talk are members new Russ Henrie was the welcomed. speaker at the Utah For more information Homemakers Association call Dorothy Nielsen, meeting held Oct 12. ext 149. Henrie discussed the book "I'm OK, You're Leotards, Skating Dresses, host a wedding breakfast following the ceremony. a social hour, dinner, and photographs at the Distinctive Catering Homemakers Featuring children and adult apparel and accessories for dance, gymnastics skating, exercise, drill, recreation. Stephens. Sandy, will The bride graduated from Alta High and has attended SUSC and the University of Utah. The groom graduated from Jordan High and is atteo--' ding the University of ma Burgon, Orpha Utah. They will make Brown, and Doris Smith. their home in Salt Lake Arnie Anderson was City. appointed chairman for the next reunion. Jordan High School Class of 1931 held its fiftieth reunion on Oct. 9. John L Stephens, Kaylene Petty Pdt's Motion iVoor The groom's parents, Mr and Mrs Larry T. Jordan Class of '31 has fiftieth reunion Valerie and Karolyn Mayne."" 30 tained by Wylene Ika and Becky Stringfellow. The bride's parents are Mr and Mrs John Clayton Petty, Draper. Flowers express your sympathy. And we can help. Stop by or call. Flowers are as beautifully alive as a memory. il 'oroinea As Pair PackTTTTTTTTTTrrrtXXXXXXXXXXXXXXNQ MEN'S DRESS SOCKS VvlTl FTPIv 9 v A 780 E. Center St. Midvale 255-681- 8 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Sale prices good l tnrougn trie weekends. 1 x FaylesG SEnoeScjuirce' a discussion on nutrition, exercises, and techniques to promote a faster and easier labor. The AAHCC has been involved nationwide in instructing couples in the importance of a healthy and natural childbirth. Midvale 145 E. 6100 So. Murray 262-336- 1 West Jordan 7615 South State 7800 South & Redwood Rd (Briarwood Center) Open 9 am - 9 pm Daily I . |
