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Show GARFIELD LEADER, GARFIELD. UTAH .- SOCIAL EVENTS- - PERSONALS AND CLUB NEWS - First Son Large Crowd Attends Benefit Basketball Came Womens Bowling Mr. and Mrs. Bert Singleton of Magna announce the birth of a fine boy on February 29th. He weighed in at six pounds, 10 ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Singleton ul.io hjvo a daughter, Sherrie Marie. Mr. Singleton A very large crowd attended has been serving in Korea since ' " Arlene Harward had high game Tuesday at the Utah Copper Club, 49-5- 9. I - The event was arranged through the cooperation of Coaches Deb Smith and A1 Mercer of Cyprus. one . . 14 . closely followed by Norma Sain who chalked up 165, Norma Haut- er and Margaret Unsworth, 163. Carol Bertoch also recorded this bracket with 174-15- 8; 156-15- 7; of 160 in the Afternoon League, the Rosehill Creamery-Iow- a Ghost September, game Monday night at Cyprus! gymnasium and enjoyed the anNew Daughter tics of the colored masters on the I hardwood courts. The Creamery quintet. eom.,.,-ut"rvrf.frd posed of several local players and e Mr- Mrs aJ!0 outside talent, defeated the Spud Perk1? of M11- l!! All net proceeds Ghosts, were given to the Cyprus athletic '!.,.hLr anJ new chlld re do,ngi unt- Aftamoon Loaguo game. She was closely followed by Louise Erickson, 175; Elaine Husband, 176; Vera Dea, Norma Minster, 167; Roxic Gillespie, 157; Polly Stocking, 175; Aline Shirley Begent, Romaine Zito Griffith, 168; Babe Wimmer, 151; Sylvia Wimmer, 171. Other high games were Ruby Cushing, 184; Ellen Newbold, 185; LaVon Beth Ahlquist, Pearl Moore, 154; Dea, Ann Tygesen, 159; Dorothy Dea, 162. 158-16- 0; 156-15- 9; 180-15- 7; Ann 150. Demo Ladies Meet GIRL SCOUT The regular meeting of the Democratic Ladiei Study Group will be held thii Thursday evening, March 6th at the Magna Fire-hal- l. Hostesses for the social will NEWS be Elizabeth Jones and Mrs Birthday Party Jenkinson. All interested iad.es are cordially invited to atThe Girl Scout birthday party tend. will be held Sunday, March 9th in the Coliseum at the fairgrounds in Salt Lake City. All leaders. Cookie Sale Scouts, Brownies and parents are to attend. The Girl Scout Cookie Sale will urged The program starts at 3:00 start Monday, March 10th. Scout oclock. leaders will have cookies to disA bus will pick up the Magna tribute to the girls on Sunday at the Magna library at 2:00 girls afternoon, but the girls are asked to not start selling them until' p. m.. and the Garfield girls at the Garfield school, 2:15 p. m. The Mrs. W. II. Ahlquist, Other high games were Villa Williams, 156; Mary Jensen, 155; Bessie Larson, 148; Emma Streb-bl- e, .Auxiliary Meet 143; Ruth Thomas, 139; Rula LaRae Woolley, 133; Garside, 137; A meeting of the American LeD. Rydalch, 132; M. Nelson, 132 gion Auxiliary will be held ThursMonday. and Elaine Bullock, 131. day, March 13th, 8:00 p. m. at the Utah Copper Club. Potluck luncheon will be served. Everyone is invited to attend. 172-15- 7; Jean Hubbard captured high game of 190 in the B" League Tuesday night and series of 464 with other games of 136 and 138. Some of the other fine high games were Dorothy Merrill, 180; Millie Christofferson, 142; Pearl Grow, 156; Lillian Riley, Norma Powell, 149; Patty McDonald, 155; Florence Smith, 141; Mary Brown, 145; Alice Ribotto. Helen Wimmer, Gail PowIrene Tuckey, Mrs. E. G. Paulos entertained members of her Bridge Club and special guest, Mrs. J. W. Richardson, Monday evening at her home. A dainty luncheon was served, METROPOLITAN) LAUNDRY & CLEANING j4 Heal Find in FINE BOURBON Garfield Mr. Carl Larson, 2261 - i 147-17- 5; 169-14- 2; Wool in Edna A" League with a fine 212 the Our last basketball game was held Wednesday, and we were defeated by Valley, in a close encounter. We are now looking forwaiv. an active baseball season. 16-1- 3, Webster School dharilyn Clement Arlene Barker. 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AVOID 8916 West 2700 South SCHOOL NEWS 153-15- 3; Leave call or bundles at the Garfield Barber Shop "Bud" Gardner school. The Webster School Traffic Patrol were guests of the Salt Lake county sheriffs office Thursday at the wrestling matches. This event was held at the state fair ground in Salt Lake City. Mr. George Smith of the Gem Theatre has been very kind to the traffic patrol, contributing free show tickets every month. Thank you, Mr. Smith. followed by tables of bridge. Prizes were given to Mrs. H. T. Dyches and Mrs. George Duckworth. The group will hold their next meeting on Monday, March 17th at the home of Mrs. Marlow ell, 149; La Verne Empey, 142; Vi Turpin. Nola Farnsworth, Walker, 145. Selfish men may possess the took 4 points. No. 2, earth; it is the meek only who inTeams high game of 692 and series of herit it from the Heavenly Father 2038. free from all defilements and perplexities of unrighteousness. j "A" League Meyer captured honor FREE PICKUP & DELIVERY In Magna, Phone j popular one to remain at our Thank You 142-15- 3; 142-14- 6; round tup xre is ldc Brockbank Jr. High All girls must have permission Carole Evans, Reporter from their parents to go, as well as a signed acknowledgement Brockbank students have been Girls who do not have a uniform may wear a white blouse and voting the past week for their choice of seven pictures--th-e Jark skirt most |
