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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1929
Page
13
East Midvale's popular bride Miss Mitla Greenwood has been the motif of many society events. Last Thursday afternoon her aunt Mrs Charles Greenwood hosted a large gathering at a Kensington and shower. Monday evening her sister Mrs KE Allen Bateman of Murray also hosted relatives and friends in her honor.
Mrs Charley Thornton hosted a shower at her Greenwood avenue home with pink and white peonies. Guests included Miss Maretta Nielsen, Mrs I Shoalle, Mr W R Thorns of Salt Lake, Miss Phyllis Greenwood, and many others from Salt Lake and beyond. The event featured games, prizes for Miss Margaret Clayten and Miss Vaur Sharp, and guests planned a move to a new home in Nevada.
Backache and bladder weakness claims pushed as a remedy with a 48 hour trial. The Thornton-Anderson Drug Co at South and State Street advertises Cystex promising renewed energy, better sleep, and pain relief with money back if not improved.
D A McMillan spoke at the Pankers Convention addressing will and executorships and the future of Utah banking. He urged bankers to provide friendly publicity and proactive advice to clients while maintaining dignified salesmanship. The piece notes accompanying visits and local social events surrounding the convention.
Delighted gathering on Friday the 21st at Central avenue home of Mr and Mrs V Houser with spring flowers and Tokwomi colors. Fifteen guests enjoyed refreshments and games. attendees include Mrs Wilkins Mrs Stevenson Mrs Jorgenson Mrs Johanson Mrs Moore and others. Also noted: Grew family hosted a dinner for son Florow who departs for Riverside to enter the Mareh Piel Government Flying School. Red rose decor graced table for family dinner. sixteen covers. Miss Beth Boggess marked her 15th birthday with a party for 24 friends at her Union home. attendees from Murray and Union report a delightful afternoon.
Murray Board of Education approved the 1920 district budget totaling 3 5000 with items for instruction 63080 maintenance 3550 operation 3275 capital outlay 4900 and general control 25710. The proposal shows a slight increase over last year mainly due to expanded auxiliary activities.
A local notice proclaims Sandy will soon receive natural gas, touting the town as an ideal residence district with cool schools, fresh air, water, and attractive surroundings. It highlights Cottonwood Canyon and nearby areas as appealing for retirees and capitalists seeking a serene environment near early morning sunlit mornings.
Union Miss Tonka Freeman a twin pillar bride of the week was the honor guest at a precilly appointed miscelleaneous shower last Friday evening given by Miss Lena Obern sql Mrs. Norma Puck Wyss of Salt Lake at the former's home. Rooms were decorated by summer flowers. Guests included Mrs. Clary Bogsess Mrs Ben Pack of Salt Lake Mrs. James Ohorn Mrs. Laurence Freon Miss Roma Walker Gladys Smith Vivian Clawson Aston Burgon Bi Vira Crittenden Anna Johnson Gladys Winger Lillian Hoggess Mrs. Jack Egbert Rae Freeman La Roe Burgon Mrs. Itnel Poggess the hostesses and guest of honor. Prizes were won by the bride elect Mrs. Ruel Burgess Elvira Crittenden and Miss Lillian Borges. Freeman received many gifts. The Mutual officers and members entertained Tuesday evening.
Nineteen guests attended the honor event for Miss Freeman with Progressive games and prizes for Miss Donna Olson and Miss Gladys Winger. Miss Freeman received an orchid colored bedspread, while M. T. A. work and her valued services were praised. a Monley evening hosted by Mrs. Clyde Proctor featured twelve cresting attendees and a teide's book as the main diversion.
The column presents a distorted reference to the biblical Lot and his wife in a Missouri news snippet. It mentions David Kirk and a line about Lot turning into a pillar of salt, with garbled phrases about a telephone pole and the Moody Vine.
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