Mrs Folchinsen Hosts F W Club Tuesday Tea
Mrs Folchinsen acted as hostess for the F W Club gathering last Tuesday afternoon. Members spent time sewing and chatting in an enjoyable session.
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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1929
Page
5
Mrs Folchinsen acted as hostess for the F W Club gathering last Tuesday afternoon. Members spent time sewing and chatting in an enjoyable session.
Union all the listing numbers of the MeL A Stake content will be given tonight in the ward amusement hall at Bodock Auditorium. A family dinner was enjoyed Sunday at the home of Mrs. Nephi Gikory as children returned for Mother's Day. Families from Bingham Taylorville Murray and Salt Lake attended with multiple relatives present.
Ford Motor Company promotes long service for Model T cars and offers parts through dealers. Labor costs listed include generator $2.60, universal joint $3, carburetor $1.50, steering $3.50, radiator $7.50, rear axle overhaul $5.75 to $7, engine and transmission overhaul average $22.50. Parts extra, labor-only prices outwardly shown to illustrate low margins and ongoing support.
East Midvale residents hosted dinners and social gatherings at homes on Sunday with guests from Murray and Salt Lake City. Various birthday and Mothers Day events were noted, with a planned May 20 program at the Hast Midvale ward Amusement hall featuring two one act plays and a Mothers Day tribute by church members and visiting speakers.
Social events fill a busy week as Draper and surrounding towns host birthdays weddings and visits. Guests include Mr and Mrs GarfielT Teresy. Maxine Bishop’s thirteenth birthday party. Mrs Julia Maycouk and Springville visitors. multiple Stirling and Orgill families in Salt Lake and Sandy. Mra Martha Dunyon and Mrs Stena Menard at a Mothers Day luncheon. numerous calls and dinners at homes in Bingham Sandy Marion and Salt Lake.
County agent Martineau reports Boys Sheep Club members will pool their wool and aim to exhibit it. A few top fleeces were selected for display as the group prepares to enter the Wool Show this fall at the State Fair.
The_Deavons gave four demonstrations on Scout Work. Staymond Snarr played violin with Mrs Joseph D Millerberg Francis and Webb of Bandy, Eagle Scouts, performing Van za and Work Master Daniel Soffe played a flute solo. Herman Janssen rendered a cornet solo with Mrs Jack Mekelson. A Deacon Scout chorus sang Tam a Mormon Boy. Blake Cotlilion Dan ers of Union presented a demonstration. The remainder of the program featured games and dancing.
A Woodstock Parent Teachers meeting discussed year end plans at Woolveck School last Thursday. The program highlighted sixth grade talent and a string of songs. Mr Heileton explained the district detai ls to attending patrons. Officers present included W r Howe president and YT Witton Moe vice president. Harriet Earle served as secretary treasurer.
Forward Ottiny and Bow Af Tern Brow Arizona. Foward Ottley and son Fynent Ottley of Heath Cottonwood Lave returned home from a three months Hay In Met Arizona. They stopp ed at Delta on the return trip and Flatet 16 and I J Ottley in the Delta district. They escaped without werious Injury and lost vome akin and 10 velved bart brulee. Frineda of the Ottleys are glad to] welcome them back hone.
Fraternal group announces a card party on May 25 in Ryerglxty. Neighbors of Woodcraft invites attendees to welcome guests and reminds to note the date May 28 for follow up or related activities.
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