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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1929
Page
9
Murray High School will graduate thirty students in a formal commencement at the Murray First Ward Chapel on Thursday evening May 16 at 7:30. The program features music by the Murray High Orchestra and Girls Chorus, diplomas presented by Principal C. H. Anderson and Superintendent E. Allen Bateman, and a benediction by F. Herold Wayne.
One hundred years after the Restoration of the Aaronic Priesthood Grant Ward holds May 12 Sunday School mothers program and 6 30 Sacrament meeting as priesthood members lead the day. A pageant by the boys is set for Tuesday at 8 00 p m with photo plans for all Aaronic members. President Henry D Moyle will attend and families are urged to bring sons. Cottonwood Stake Conference is May 19 at Granite Stake House with a ward and stake officers meeting in Murray First Ward May 18 at 8 00 p m.
The Murray City plant of the Rocky Mountain Packing Corporation sits two blocks west of Staite Street on 8S 1 tracks. As the season begins in mid June many Murray youths may gain work handling the crop. In 1920 the plant will process about 72 hundred thousand crates with much of the output exported to the Orient. Key staff include manager W G Miller and superintendents L Misgrave I Wolfley and M Collins.
Mrs. John Tripp of Salt Lake visits her sister in Provo canyon with a large group from Brigham City Ogden and other relatives for Mothers Day. Several high profile frames include Dr. W Owens trip east with Mrs. Owens and children and other relatives scattered through Magna Los Angeles and Salt Lake as town news and social visits unfold.
The big society and fun evening of the season will be on May 3 at the Elks Club in Salt Lake City for St Vincent's Church annual Benefit Dance. Tickets cost 50 cents and include a drawing with a chance at a large prize. Be there for a fun event with no losers.
At the Murray Aerie 1700 Fraternal Order of Eagles meeting held Friday May 3 officers were elected for the ensuing year Ward president Charles King Fos recat natn son Chaplain R B Allen Secretary Frat Peters Treasurer Ernest Wright Conductor Leo Townsend Outside Guard C L Stauffer Trustee Thairis Stauffer Physician Dr Ole Sundwall All Eagles urged to attend Mother's Day class May 10 with candidates.
Mrs Lewds hosted an eight eight social afternoon at Vine Street with a 1:30 dinner and sewing afterward. Salt Lake residents Miss Marjorie Teuly and Mr L Carleon wed at the bride’s brother’s home. a large reception followed. The Daughters of the Tromers met Thursday at Mrs Remehow’s on State Street with a paper on local topics.
The Spring Sale at Granite Furniture Co. closed May 4 with customers flocking to Murray. A. C. Cooper managed the Murray store as shoppers from Garfield, Magna, Halliday and beyond filled the aisles for home furnishings. Prizes were awarded to numerous winners including Nick Cedar Chest, Fred Stauffer, Arnold Johnson and several others, as Milley Hagle congratulated the organizer. The event marks a new era for the Murray business institution with strong support from the local community.
Norma Talmadge stars in The Woman Disputed an adaptation of a sensational stage hit. The United Artists film directed by Henry King co directs with Sam Taylor on location at the Austrian Russian border era before and during World War I. The cast features Albert Teplow Roland Arnold Kent Gustav Seyfertitz Michael Vainteh and Gladys Brockwell with Oliver Marsh as cinematographer.
Mrs. Thomas Gibbs and Mrs. Carl Edlund to entertain the Woodcraft Social Club in the Fraternal Hall on Tuesday May 14 with luncheon at 1 50 pm and invitation extended to all members.
A wool shearing and grading demonstration will be held at the Raymond Spencer farm in Taylorsville on Saturday morning May 11. Shearing starts at 1 a.m. and about forty sheep will be shown. Professor A C Explin of the IAC will lead. stock men and farmers are invited to attend and others interested in the sheep and wool industry may gain valuable pointers. Visitors can see a fine farm and some real animals.
The still photographer and King’s first assistant Robert Florey, a French filmmaker with a stock of artistic pictures, drew notice. William Cameron Menales’ The Wotan Ite puted attracted attention at the United Artists lot in Hollywood amid lavish backdrops and technical feats.
The Eagle announces a weekly kitchen feature edited by Nellie Maxwell from the Western Newspaper Union. It aims to help Mrs New Housewife avoid empty cupboards with real recipes and fresh ideas for meals, offering practical guidance and entertaining reading.
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