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Show ing for the ward' Easter program and anxioui to have their members cout out to practice. Regular practice prac-tice will be held by the choir Sunday Sun-day at 5:45 p.m. and the Singing Mother on Monday morning at 10. Bindy Boylin, who it attending BYU at Provo, is coming Friday (today) to spend the week end with her uncle and .aunt, Mr. and Mr. Dean Bateman and family. Last Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. T. Earl Kelly and Mr. and Mr. Kennedy Thornton of Salt Lake City enjoyed dinner at the "San Franciscan", returning afterward to the Thornton hpme for cards. A pot luck supper and program was held last Saturday night, March 31, at West Jordan Stake House for all members of Melchizedek Priesthood and their wives in West Jordan Stake. Curtis Jewkes was master of ceremonies. Program for the evening consisted of skits and musical numbers with each ward in the stake furnishing a number on the program. The affair was well attended. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Spencer are spending this week end in Las Vegas, Nev. Mr. and Mrs. Royal Spratling and son, Richard, hosted the March family fa-mily birthday party for the Bateman Bate-man family at their borne last Saturday Sat-urday night. The occasion honored the birthdays of Dean Bateman and Blaine Wixom. Other family members mem-bers present were Mrs. Dean Bateman, Bate-man, Mrs. Blaine Wixom, Mrs. P. T. Bateman, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bateman and Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Wixom of West Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. Lee ' C. Brown of Holladay, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Bateman of Mill Creek and Eugene Wagataff of Midvale. , Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bateman and Mr. and Mrs. Royal Spratling attended at-tended the funeral of a cousin, Mrs. Delno Olson at Logan Monday. West Jordan First Ward Relief Society is holding their annual fashion show of articles made by ladies in Relief Society next Wednesday, Wed-nesday, April II at 10 a.m. An apron and. bake sale will also be held that day. All ladies of the ward are invited. The 26 local chapters of Beta Sigma Phi sponsored a luncheon and fashion show at Hotel Utah in Sak Lake City last Saturday and among the models was Mrs. Richard Rich-ard We it wood of West Jordan who has been president the pastjrear of Xi Pheta Phi and is new parlimen-tarian parlimen-tarian of the city council. West Jordan Third Ward Singing Mothers and the choir are holding extra practices tonight, Friday, it is reported. The Singing Mothers are meeting at 6 p.m. and the choir at 7 p.m. Both groups are prepar- Mr. and Mrs. T. Earl Kelly and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Beers enjoyed dinner at Alpine Country Club at American Fork on Saturday, March 24th. WEST JORDAN Claudia Butterfield AM 5-4014 Marlene Webb AM 5-4345 There wil lbe a dance held at the Pioneer Hall this Saturday night, April 7. It is being sponsored by the Seventh Elders and will begin at 9:00 p.m. after the Priesthood session of Ceneral Conference. The price is $1.50 per couple and 75 cents for anyone wishing to come alone. Music will be provided by Jeanie and The Pioneers. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Klenk are vacationing in California for two weeks visiting relatives. Mrs. William Booth returned home from the hospital Tuesday with a new baby girl. It was the second girl for them. There were two babies blessed at sacrament meeting of West Jordan .Fourth Ward. They were Shirley Jean Barben, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Barben, blessed by her father, and Tamera Bowen, daughter daugh-ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bowen, blessed by Chris Steadman. Norman Butterfield celebrated his 1 4th birthday Monday, April 2. Theodore Booth is still in the hospital recovering from a fall suffered suf-fered at his place of employment, but is reported feeling much better. Carta Harmon celebrated her 14th birthday Sunday, April I. The presidencies of West Jordan Primaries are attending General Primary Conference in Salt Lake City this week. Claudia Butterfield was dinner guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Johnson on Sunday, April I, honoring the birthday of their daughter, Bobbie Lee. Miss Lynne Johnston's Sunday School class of West Jordan Fourth Ward is going bowling Friday (today). (to-day). After bowling they will return to the church house where all will enoyj banana splits. Miss Johnston teaches the 13 and 14 year olds. Scoutmaster Lee Halveraon and Assistant Scoutmaster Dennis Butterfield But-terfield are taking their Boy Scout Troop 620 fishing Saturday, April 7 at Utah Lake. Th service will be brought direct from the tabernacle via direct wire. Sunday night West Jordan Third Ward will hold its regular sacrament sacra-ment ervice at 7 p.m. which will be a mistionary farewell for Elder Richard Egbert. Meeting schedule for West Jordan Jor-dan Third Ward is: Sunday, 9:30 a.m., priesthood, I 1 :00 a.m. Sunday Sun-day School; 7:00 p.m. saorament services; Tuesday, Relief Society, 10 a.m.; MIA 7:30 p.m.; Wednesday, Wednes-day, Primary, 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Bob McMillan of Brigham City visited last Saturday with Mrs. Stella Peterson and the John Peterson family. The West Jordan First Ward Seventies Group is holding a social at th stake house next Monday night, April 9 at 7:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kidder Jr. were called to San Francisco, Calif. Sunday by the serious illness of his father, Russell Kidder Sr. He passed away Monday night. Funeral services ser-vices were held Thursday in San Francisco. Birthdays being celebrated this week are: Orvil Dimond, April 2; Elmo Jenson, April I ; Michael Jones, Jon-es, April 3; Linda Mecham, April I; Blaine Schmidt, April 4; Maralyn Schmidt, April 2; Sherri Smith, April 5; Guy Lano Taylor, April I; Jeri Suzanne White and Sheri Lu-anne Lu-anne White, April 6. Among those from the West Jordan Jor-dan area attending the Fur Breeders Breed-ers Ag. Coop Assn. business meeting meet-ing and annual spring banquet and the EMBA regional meeting held Tuesday, April 3, at the Prudential Federal Building were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Margetts, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Beers, Mr. and Mrt. Glen Benson, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wilkes,' Mr. and Mrs. Richard Westwood, Mr. and Mrs. Rick Westwood, Mr. and Mrs. Blake Westwood, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jen-son, Jen-son, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Copeland, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Simms, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Tolman, and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Webb. While dinner was being enjoyed, a preview of new mink fashions was shown to the gathering. Richard Westwood was reelected regional director to the national EMBA association from this area at the regional meet of EMBA held after the banquet. Clinic held last Friday and Saturday, Satur-day, March 30-31 at Idaho Falls, Ida., featured a fashion show and dinner on Friday evening. Co-sponsoring the clinic were the Inter-mountain Inter-mountain Quarter Horse Assn. and Spring Fever Quarter Horse Assn. Moderating the talks was Dr. William Wil-liam R. Linfoot, veterinarian for Santa Anita, Calif., race track. Laurel J. Brown of West Jordan, president, discussed the growth and activities of the intcrmountain association. as-sociation. Standardization of the quarter horse shows in th area was discussed by Karl T. Horner of Idaho Falls, and breeding problems prob-lems and disease were topic aired by Dr. Jim Bell of Cache Valley Breeding Assn., Logan. Clinic chair man was J. Carl James of Blackfoot. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Coon attended attend-ed a family dinner party honoring the birthday of his father, the late Joseph Coon. The family has an annual get-together, on his birthday birth-day anniversary. This year the affair af-fair ws.s held at Magna March 24. Families who have recently moved mov-ed into West Jordan are: Mr. and Mrs. Arlin Parry and children, Blaine, Robert and Pamela Jean; Mr. and Mr. William Howard James Jam-es Mumford and children, William Jay and Katharine; Mr. and Mr. Larry Edward Anderson; Mr. and Mrs. Leon Elmo Hyatt and children, child-ren, Ronnie Leon and Melanie Ann; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Neil - Collins and family, Lore Harvey, Loni Neil, Randy H. and Kimberly, and Mrs. Sharon Naylor Bateman. Babies recently blessed in West Jordan Third Ward are: Janet Jen-ins, Jen-ins, daughter of Leland Walter and Joyce Lee Jenkins; Cynthia Lorraine Stevens, daughter of Kenneth Ken-neth Orson and Karen Ann Nelson Stevens; Dora Lynn Chadwick, dau-. ghter of Neldon James and Shera-lyn Shera-lyn Atkinson Chadwick ;J)ebora Dian Stevens, daughter of Wayne Donald and Lydia Irene Lopez Ste- V8The West Jordan Third Ward MIA Young Marrieds class met last Sunday evening, April I at 8 p.m. in the Relief Society room. Gary Blackner was teacher. Marilyn Turpin recently underwent under-went a tonsillectomy and is recover-' ing nicely. Rufus Brown is recuperating satisfactorily sat-isfactorily from complications following fol-lowing a hernia operation. West Jordan Third Ward Relief Society held their visiting teachers meeting Tuesday morning at 9:30 a.m. Subject of the lesson was "The Christ like nature of true mercy". The revelation given to William Phelps was discussed during the theology lesson. Mr. and Mrs. Monte Maynard recently became parents of a new baby boy. June Brinkerhoff is still quite ill but is feeling better. The LDS General Conference is being held this week Wednesday through Sunday in Salt Lake City. There will be a special priesthood session at West Jordan Stake House Saturday evening, April 7 at 7 pm. WEST JORDAN (Continued from page two) Mrs. Sally Wood, Mrs. Billie Haun, Mrs. Argie Macris, Mrs. Irma Shulsen and Mrs. Lorna Spencer attended the opening luncheon of the Meadow Brook Ladies Coif Club Tuesday. , Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Westwood over last week end were Charles Benson, mink farmers representative from Washington, D.C.; Ed Langfeld, national EMBA president from New Holstein, Wis., and Melvin Hansche, executive secretary of EMBA, from Racine, Wis. Tuesday they attended attend-ed the business meeting and annual an-nual banquet of Fur Breeders Ag. Coop Assn. and also addressed the EMBA regional meeting held afterwards. after-wards. Meetings and banquet were held at Prudential Federal Savings building. Mel and Ed Kidder of West Jordan Jor-dan and their sister, Mrs. Fred Bol-liger Bol-liger of Midvale left last Sunday for San Francisco, Calif., called by the serious illness of their brother, Russell Kidder. They saw him before be-fore he passed away the following evening, Monday night and attended attend-ed funeral services held Thursday (yesterday) in San Francisco. Mrs. Mel Kidder who has been confined home with a knee infection, infec-tion, is much improved. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Roach from Park City visited Wednesday with their mother, Mrs. Ed Kidder. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Butterfield were guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Wardell at the Mink ranchers banquet ban-quet at Prudential Federal Building Tuesday evening,, .April 3. Wednesday night the Beehive girls and fioy Scouts are having a party at West Jordan Stake House. Wilburn McDougal visited friends in Baker, Ore. He also visited with Miss Charlotte Kofford who lives in Oregon. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Friedman Pierson last week were their daughter dau-ghter in law and children, Mrs. Ceral Pierson, Janilyn and Paul of MonHcello. Gerald Pierson will visit with his family, and his mother and father while attending a highway patrol school at Camp Williams which will last for two weeks. The spring fever Quarter Horse |
