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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1929
Page
6
The Ladies Aid Society of the Community Methodist Church will meet at the home of Mrs W Gi at 42 Wasatch Ave on Wednesday at 11 o clock. Members are reminded to bring items for the church sale and to share in the discussion.
Advice notes urge girls to learn dance and social movement to know how to use hands and feet. The piece frames etiquette and poise as essentials for personal development.
A community announcement invites attendance at the Eagles minstrel show at Fireman's Hall in March. The organizing committee lists B Allan as chairman with members Bo Bekman William Winters Ernest Weight and others, urging a large, enthusiastic turnout and promising a lively performance.
The Morning Chapter of the Work Wide Guild will hold a bakery sale at the Piggly Wigley store on Saturday February 23. Beginning at PhD company, all kinds of fine home made bakery goods will be on sale. Come and buy something for your Sunday dinner. View cakes cookies baked beans home made bread and salads at reasonable prices.
In Draper last Sunday Mrs. 8 Bailey hosted a birthday dinner for Edith Bailey with guests including Stine Bowden family from Grover Ensign Sutton and Griffon from Salt Lake plus Nielsen Howlett families and others. Several small gatherings followed later in the week with Valentine party games, visits from relatives, and music parties across local homes and wards.
In the Eaghes' Minetrel March tet a Black Yank named EK. i. Bekman is described, with asides about waving and mispronounced phrases. The piece hints Ek will appear strongly, promising laughter if encountered, though the text is quirky and unclear.
The District Association No. 1 LOOP held a te bekih Burlesque night at the Odd Fellows Hall in Salt Lake City featuring twenty six men in women’s attire impersonating film stars. Attendees included Murray Lodge members and guests. prizes and a musical program accompanied a candy souvenir drawing. Next meeting set for March 28 in Lehi with Lehi Lodge No 20.
The notice lists weekly publication details issued every Thursday by Murray Presa at 4842 South State Street Murray Utah. It shows second class mailing since February 8 1927 and provides subscription terms: one month ten cents in Salt Lake County and one year one dollar in Salt Lake County and 1.50 for elsewhere in the United States. It includes the postal act reference and a contact telephone.
John Gilbert delivers a star making performance as Jimmy Apperson in The Big Parade at the Gem Theatre this Tuesday through Thursday February 26 27 and 28. The war tale presents Gilbert as a sensitive doughboy whose humanity and courage leave a lasting impression alongside Renee Adoree in a memorable wartime drama.
William Walters to perform in the Eagles Minstrel on March 2 and faces audience guesses about his race. Also, William Platt will fight Jack Dempsey on March 2, replacing a Madison Square Garden bout with Jack Sharkey. The film cast features Thelma Todd, Raymond McKee, Virginia Gray, Maurice Murphy, Mary Jane Irving, and Fileen Manning with William Keandine directing Heart to Heart.
Union report notes Miss Vivian Clawson's transfer for treatment of possible appendicitis and mentions ongoing efforts to avoid surgery. Other items recount Miss Gladys Winger leading in Peg O' My Heart at Ward Chapel last Wednesday, with a strong cast and a successful run. Gerald Critenden wrestles rheumatism at home while local residents visit Salt Lake and share social gatherings and birthdays.
First National presents the lively comedy drama Heart To Heart at the Gem Theatre. Mary Astor Lloyd Hughes and Lourie Falcon star, with Lacienille Fleed in a prominent supporting role. The ensemble features actors formerly featured or starred in films, highlighting Hollywood's extensive talent pool.
In the wake of lingering cold, residents anticipate spring work and busier activity. People express optimism as milder weather approaches, with plans forming for outdoor tasks and seasonal projects across communities.
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