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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1929
Page
13
Mrs Fred Pansen acted as hostess to the KF. W. Club on Tuesday of last week for a very enjoyable afternoon with members sharing conversation and light refreshments.
The M L A Stake contest winning numbers will be announced Friday evening in the ward amusement hall at So'clock admission is 25 cents a family A family dinner was held Sunday at the home of Mrs Nephi Grigory to celebrate Mothers Day Guests included Mr and Mrs Geo Wright and family of Bingham Mr and Mrs Gam Mackay and family of Taylorsville Mrs Lewis Westbrook and family and Norman Westbrook of Salt Lake Mr and Mrs Alfred Reynolds and family of Cottonwood Mr and Mrs Maudhley and child of Taylorsville and Mr Earl Gregory of Murray
Ford Motor Company urges Model T owners to service locally to extend life and reduce future costs. Dealers offer labor only estimates for generator, universal joint, carburetor, steering gear, radiator, rear axle, motor and transmission overhauls with prices ranging from 1.50 to 7.50 for parts and labor totals around 2.60 to 22.50 depending on work.
East Midvale residents held dinners and gatherings amid family events and ward activities. Highlights include Mrs Cornelian Clayton of Salt Lake being honored, Laura Cox recovering from appendicitis, and multiple neighborhood visits. A Mothers’ Day program featured local singers and readings, with prayers, tributes, and a priesthood restoration anniversary observance.
Mr and Mrs Witford Smith of Preston Idaho were guests of Mr and Mrs L L A Smith during Dial week. Birth announcements include Garfield Terry and later Lawrence Chinyon. Miss Maxine Smith’s thirteenth birthday surprise Home. Various guests from Salt Lake and Sandy attended Mothers Day luncheon. Provo visits noted. many families entertained and visited over the weekend.
Martinesa County Agent notes that the Boys Sheep Club, after a demonstration at Raymond Spencer’s farm on Saturday, plans to pool their wool and sell it soon if possible. Some top fleeces were exhibited and the group aims to enter the Wool Show if fall plans at the State Fair materialize.
The Mighty Angel Flying Mr St A ayten presented The Holy City. Deacons showcased Work. Raymond Snarr played violin. Mia Jowepl D Millerberg Francia and Hugh Webb of Sandy, Eagle Scouts, demonstrated Guard Work. Master Daniel Soffe offered Humoresque solo. Herman Janeen played cornet with Jack Nicholson. A Deacon Scout chorus sang I am a Mormon Boy. Union Stake Cotillion Team led the demonstration. Remaining time featured games and dancing.
The article advises caregivers on feeding and meal etiquette for children, emphasizing pleasant dining, attractive cooking, and avoiding scolding. It links regular rest, outdoor play, and sufficient sleep to better appetite and digestion, warning that illness or stress disrupts meals and urging caregivers to address the caregiver’s own habits. It ends with a note inviting a community event on May 28 hosted by Neighbors of Worthcraft.
A Woodstock Schools Parents Teachers gathering was held on Thursday to cap the year. Officers for year were elected with Mr E T Howe as president and W T Elliston as vice president. Mrs. Thrillest Luce was chosen secretary treasurer, and a pupil production titled Rescue by Wade entertained attendees under the direction of W T Belliston.
Edward Ottley and son Ernest Ottley of South Cotbonwoml have returned from a three month stay in Mies Arizona. They stopped at Delta on the return trip and visited T G and Ed Ottley in the Delta district. Edward returned toby team while Ernest intreated overland with Mr Tall from Delta. The motor Declinie damaged on the highway was being widened and overturned near the river. They escaped without serious injury and received some bruises. Friends of the Ottleys welcome them home.
May 28 card party hosted by the Neighbors of Woodcraft in the Fraternal Hall. Everyone welcome. mark the date and join the community event.
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