Show r Saturday Morning- Murray High Seniors lo Talk at Rites Brief News Gathered fit Salt Lahc Count y dren directed Summer Band Clitssea W'EST and graduates of West Jordan jun’or be given an ophigh school will portunity for regular Instruction in band and orchestra during summer months Holger W Jorgenson announced Friday Concerts will be played in the junior high school each Monday night during the summer Class Awaits Exercises Of Graduation JORDAN-Stude- studies include' Maxine Anderson TVilma Alien Laura HUoti-AahRobert Bankhead Ahlberg Beth Barton William Betk- - Dorothy Beamon Dorothy Bera Helen eorgener Mary Berger Ruaaell Blahop Mary Bogdeu Samuel Brlnghuret chatles Call Lola Chan-iiinDon Pahlqulat John Clyde Coon Delia Pemke Mvrtie Douglas Virginia Harold Erickson Lawrence Erickson Darleen Ralph Evana Melba Faiiboum Fillmore Chria Clavau Clifton Goff Gough Ardith Gnuldint Edna Greenfield Ivan Hamblin Marie Healv Virginia Holme Jrhn-a- n Joseph Joha men LaVella Paul Kezerian James Kilby Dorothy Ethel Larsen Orr King Jean Knebeleau I arsen I araen Nona! Laeater Sterling Ehtriey L&ater Ruth Leitzell Joyce Limbers Brati Loxeall Charles Lvon Helen Mallorv Majuaret Martin Bteveti Mash Rt e Matievtrh Kenneth MtCleerv William McHenry Calln McMillan George McMillan LaVor M Millan June Meyprs Mlyeko Mori La Rue Mrteneon Royaton Mulllner John Nel anti Oceal Noatk Jeanne Norton Vivian Talk Elbert Parker Raymond ottley I aRtie Thelma Phel Ravmond bheib Rrott Joseph hhaw Daniel filmner Donald Blmner Ralph simper RobeH Simslch Ilia Rpencer John Splnder Lola Rtautfer Ann Rtilovlch Yoshio Tadehara Carol Tnoma Juene T ittmud Max Tripp Georpe f'n I tsunoniiva Katherine L zelac Jmie Vehar Rubv Wall Phvllia Wallin Viola Wallin Jeam e Walters Wendell Watts Imrna White Naomi Shirley Wetover while Ronald White Effle Whitehead ? Imo Williams Sherman Wiseman Elmo a oungberg Festival TAYLORSVILLE -- Many residents of this community attended the annual spring music festival of the L D S Primary association held In the ward hall Friday An night operetta ’Happy Hearts” was given by the chil Primary Fun Feet Presented SOUTH SALT LAKE — A fun program was held in Granite high school Friday sponsored by all organizations of the school Several hundred dollars realized from the celebration will Can 24c ’ SUTTER lit©’!!! 1 P yesril prove it box SOITH 678 FIST 2ND hOR BETTER ME iT — E tT VETTER’S MEAT C D O Order Filled and Delivered FRFE Prompt! 29c Bondsss Rolled UflB ROASTS lb UTAH fiiiF fvr IHM 1HN SPRING LAMB MILK-FE- koisiv TiiT"il' KS— ATrrae 3 to 4 lbi BRISK FT ROII — STFFR BFFK HOC LOKI FORK ROASTS -- So'HX&'gc lb Ido lb 10c 23e lb YOUNG EASTERN PORK n fifTc iv ii'awr knTO'TTryr" SKINlFbS WIEN! Rd— Tender and Delicious IRVING RABHITS— Fstrn Fancy SPRING FRYERS ST? 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Returned Missionary Will Be Honored t? bration 9TII SOUTH AND MAIN (fniAUTVjl 46c P & G saver aoaevi' WEST JORDAN — Auxiliary organizations of West Jordan ward will honor their bishop' Virgil Goates and hi family with a farewell party Tuesday April 25 at 8 p m in the ward hall Mr Goates who is an emploje of o ths Sugar company has been transferred to Blackfoot Idaho and will take up his duties there May 1 The entertainment will Include a program and dance Wilford Egbert is chairman of the committee in charge can 2-l- b country BINGHAM— The Miners’ club of high school honorary Bingham si holastic organization will observe the fifth anniversary of its organization Saturday night with a dancing party in the school gymnasium to which former members are invited In charge of the party are Huey Huebner Gordon Gust and Frank Shafter assisted by C E Bollard faculty adviser will petition the town board to pass an ordinance making Main State and Twenty-sevent- h and Twenty-firs- t South street business sections of the community Forace Green secretaiy said Friday after a meeting of the league The petition grew out of a report of the civic Improvement committee made at the meeting by C H 1 Ketchum A special meeting of the organization will be held Tuesday at 8 p m at 2142 State street to set dates for the annual South Salt Lake cele- 47 EAST BROADWAY their parents Mr Rothrock expressed reluctance at their leaving their friends hut added it was the ninth move for the family to various parts of the hall here The program aponsored by the ward Mutual Improvement association will be directed by Holger W Jorgensen and Mrs Clara Hogan Jordan Junior Prom SANDY — The annual junior promenade of Jordan high school was held in the high school gymnasium Friday night in a medieval setting of castles and knights in armor - a- Magna-Garfiel- Olson cal equipment and mat me animals and fish were painted in colorful designs along all sides of the School gymnasium Bishop April 15 MEAT free city lfCTTCnC hC I I Kill 0 ill nil I DELIVERY piione 25 SOUTH SALT LAKE -- The South Salt Lake Business Men’s league COFFEE WAX non of Mr and Mrs Albert Olson of West Jordan Who montly returned from a mission for the L D R church will he honored at a party Wednesday night In the church South S L UnilirrJ to Honor To Ask Zoningo Retiring Murray Junior Prom MURRAY— Murray high sihool students danced at the annual junior prom Friday night held in a ‘King Neptune” setting Nauti- 1939 April 15 PKICKl) UNTIL NOON SVH1HDAY BACCHUS — J E Rothfock who fop the past seven jears has been superintendent of the Hercules Powder company's Bacchus plant moved from his home here Friday end will leave Monday via Denver & Rio Grande Western railroad accompanied by his family for Wilmington Del where he has been transferred by his company Mr Rothrock will be associated with the explosives division at the company’s main offices While here he has been associated with various civic and church organizations and has served a term d of as president Isons club Mrs Rothrock has been at live In the community life Identifying herself with parent-teache- r and L D S Relief society work Barbara a senior at Cyprus high school and John student of Cyprus junior high school will accompany fcxpert-tnen- be need toward purchase of sihool band uniforms High School Dance MAGNA — Sophomores of Cyprus high school held their annual dance in the school gymnasium Friday night The hall was transformed Into a pirate ship for the occasion by the class decoration committee directed by Powder Firm Head Leaves JORDAN— Wayne Marjorie Jones by nts Ray Jensen MURRAY — Student speakers for the annual graduation exercisej of Murray high school were announced Friday by Varian Morten-so- n principal following finals In the senior rlasa speech contest Dorothy King Calc in MMiflan Ruth Leitzell Carol Thomason and Mary Berger each will give a speech on the theme "Keeping Lifes Wheels Well Balanced” A guest speaker will be selected by the committee of teachers in charge which 1s headed by Miss Edna Shelley Graduates who will receive diplo-ma- a at the commencement program If they pass the current quarter’s WEST jialt £nke Tribune tTbc - oCi 15c Grapefruit Juicer!"! 15c Pineapple Juicer!"': 25c Pineapple Juice "r! 11c VIIEATIES 2 pkgs 21c PUFFED RICErT" 10c Puffed Wheat £!?: 9c Clorox pt 10c qt 17c Mayonnaise 42c Tomato Juice"""""' Kraft Dinners 2 pkgs 25c Noodles 12c BROOMS 33c SANIFLUSH— Lge can 19c DRANO 22c can DELICATESSEN CHEESE pH 14c FRANKFURTERS COTTAGE CHEESE 2 “ lbllc 1 5 Boiled Ham 19c Cooked SALAMI lb 25c LIMBURGER CHEESE DILL PICKLES lb 25 2 for 5c STICK BOLOGNA lb 1 3 PRODUCTS Corn Beef Ti- n- VienSousago I Go CAIt Dev Meal 3C— 10: Veal Loaf "1 2""255 Sliced Beef V7 ID: |