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Show July 31,195s The Eureka (Utah) Reporter Page Three Gerald Kennedy aub Mortal lEiumta of tip Kennedy wBa hoa- 2SS.W of her card club Wfjjilsy evening at her home 'jtlninK111 the Kame Patras served a deluloua Marie Carolee Bigler ich toMr Clarence Roatrom, Has Oth Birthday Brfrj, Lunt. Mr Jim Too. -fl gaineLind Mra. Oscar Erick Curolce Earl daughter or Mr. jlr Hose and Mra. and Mra. ltigler, Mac Kigler, (Hebraic i Mr. lun Kautz. her Kith hii'lliduy at a swimming jmvrt winner were party on Tuesday of last week. pn Lunt. Earl 2nl, Mra. The party guests were taken to' conaolatlon. Neeillecraft I Iy i Mw Enrkaon, (nulling entertained ot htr card Club la8t games SS.v evening. Several . rani were enjoyed with Mra. winning first prize. dlen Knotts Heber Margaret Mra eUwe ut of the card games, tasty lunch to Mra. Ted Floyd Nash. Mrs. City Park. liary Ihgler ami Craig Fennell jSJpean. and the special guest, were on hand to ai l as guards fur Colovieli. Mb. Ted tile little folks ami see that mi mishap occurred while they were Shanna Rae Franks swimming. hostess served a named and Birthday . Mrs Ixhi Sparrow entertained at a children's party at her home last week honoring lu-- r daughter, Peggy on her Mil birthday anni- er We I ADVENTURES .. ners were Janette Hyde and Tom ,,1V Tavl"r- IN DECOR . . Others attending the delightful . y,rR party were Hose Mane Fairies, women have been enjoying i; siurlene Laird. and Jennie new Ifedom ln 'ome decora-- Lvnn Tavlor, Tommy Wavne and Mickey. , tion. They have become ntori Wendie ia-- Wilde Caini adventurous by using itart-- i Killy Hoss, Dnvid Hyde, Gary ling contrasts and colors ol Wilde, and Larry Sparrow. intensities in everj Mrs. Janu-- Hore and Satindra room. Mora than any othci Wilde assisted Mra. Sparrow in enroom in the house, the bath- tertaining and serving the yuung room has been the subject oi folks. the greatest change in decor With the realization that lie wlio receives a benefit with every room is a living gratitude, repays the first instalthe modern ! I. e fX Wi-lib- T ; ' room, homemaker ment on his debt. ia incorporating style and beauty in her bathroom, too. Once limited to today's bathrooms are melodies of color and design and comfort. Colorful tila is being combined with designed wallpaper, eyecatching color achemes in towels, bath mats and shower curtains. In a bathroom with plain walla, a striped or bordered ceiling - an exciting change. Built-i- n towel closets, bathroom scales, sun lamps ana dressing tables era making bathrooms ona of the most versatile rooms in the home. CAPITAL HEAT WAVE . . . Sandra Montgomery, I, of Washington, I). C., tries to krep cool with a slire of watermelon on lawn In front of tho national rapitol bulldlnr. Seneca. e, "Mn7 Robert Franks entertained Sat-jnaeroup of voting folks last ?li,.na Rae on trr h birthday. The little one-twelf- th hi express their personalities As an artist applies paint to a versary "omn PPly fabric, color and design to hor home. With each A l,,lilSilml ufternon was sH-n- t new decorative touch, a room reflects a litUa more of tho womans1 ,,1:,VI,,K games, and Hie prize win- Party 9th Birthday Calls bath-splashi- For Birthday Party v. her daughter the adversary of honoring the best way omists. cotton accounts for of total If. 8. cash farm home. 7 : ySI Has iVnm-y'Baxt- ia to keep your pulleta from getting blue comb disease, Children Enjoy Party At Sparrow Home Ncwsc-- 1- ' Mrs. Hon Oilea, all-cEldon Childs the consolit- uc?, 'it tin-ne- Strict sanitation i the h TTV' Warm I nik anil enjoyed swimming for a few hours, then back to the Eureka City Park f..r the party liineli. which according to: all reports was just about all that could is- - desired in tu. wav f a party fisid. Those attending the delightful parly were Maxine I'uxmnn, Shanna Hyan, Judy (Imidicrs. Lila Sclmw, Hremla Uiuilliy. li!sy Daniels, Joan and Virginia Jameson, Linda Ltml, Janalane and Jill Jameson. and Nuiirk Matt-- , hews, Larry Hell ami Kent Ihgler. Mrs. Della Nelieker assistei) Mrs Jameson in tiunsi the young folks to Wai m Creek and to the dub S:oup. At Home Heber Cushing (Jret-nhnlg- In building sn igloo, the acAntibiotics may be used in the cepted Eskimo method ia to finish near future to control bacterial the Job from the Inside before a diseases of plants. door is made. The owner of heme then must chop hia way Cotton la the rrop with the bigout. gest rash value for the country as a whole. According to ITKDA econ- Junalane Jameson, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Harold .hum-sun- , en-- 1 were cnlertHin-,- tcrtiiined a of friends last group during the afternoon by h pro-o- f Wednesday afternoon in celebrawith tion of her 511 li various games, birthday anniverand Jane Tolman in Bird sary. jury crarge. The young folks were taken to eom-Dkt- e A delicious birthday luneh, the City Park in Mr. Jameson's BATHROOM BEAUTY with a beautiful eake was big truck, where they enjoyed a In the hands of designing women, the crochet hook becomes to Franks jYed by Mrs. delicious party lunehoi'm. served by ' a mod-er- n magic wand, boldly transforming plain, bathroom towels and washgars little guests, wlio were Mrs. Jameson. liar-- r ' cloths into things of modern beauty. Crocheted scrolls and knotted ny and Helen Whitehead, Climes were during Hie and Eil'-cFlanks, Sandra and afternoon, with played Eileen Fennell and fringe in glossy cotton is the design of the day. The set shown here itiadv Butler, Koxy and llobbie Valene combines chartreuse and black braid on a flamingo towel. Kerry winning the prizes, and Johnson, Deanna Evm, Nancy Janalane's guests included Mar- - white on red, or yellow and gold on blue are also attractive Navy combinaKirh-Sharon Fields, Kirk and Handle Arnold and Hex Carltions. To obtain a direction leaflet for making BATHROOM SCROLLS, Konald Died. jorie !r.r.y I'liissell, son, flary Uosvcll, Vickie Jo Jeler-- j Just send a stamped, envelope to the Needlework Departar.d Jill Shulene IVnyse Koyle, son, Hose Ann Ferris, Julie Ann ment of this paper and request Leaflet No. Boren and lliil Lucas. Cartwright. Virginia and John Jameson, Judy Naef, Eileen Fen,, ' nell, Valene vv-vvwvFred Mordue is Linda and Diane c Charles Jameson, j,u ,n.i Honored at Dinner Jameson, Sandra and Kandy Hud- -' son. Mis. Fred Mordue and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Max Shirts of Dug-na- y Mis. Colleen Holymik, entertained at a birthday dinner on Tuesday are rejoicing over the birth BY AUOttT IANE Mrs. laiun-i- i Atherlcy and suns. V of a baby daughter, bom July 20. David, Keith and Hodni-- weic in evening honoring Mr. Mordm- - on his birthday anniversary. Tie little miss tipped the scales lust week Farmington visiting Tlie dining table was centered at 7 lb.. 6 ozs.. and will be named with Mr. and Mrs. Howard FrankJean. Mr. Shirts was the music lin. The with an attractive birthday cake, group drove to Salt latke banked with summer flowers. Bilructor at Tintic High School City on Friday to see the Pioneer Sizts Covers were laid fur Mr. und 10 iriile living in Eureka. The couple parade and then returned to 40 Mrs. T. E. Ludlow, Mr. and Mrs. hare three other children. The Franklins drove them Earl Ludlow. Mr. and Mrs. Glen home and visited at the Atherley Ludlow of Kenjumin; Bishop ami Mr. and Mrs. lioln-r- t McIntyre home for a few days. Mra. Sidney Hayward of Spanish Lid family of Seattle, Wash., were Mra. Nora Johnson and Fork; pwsts during the week at the e Clan-tu-Mr. and Mra. Helen of Fresno. Calif., tate of Mrs. Maud McIntyre in took themselves on aWnhlquist , daughter. gypsy tin- - honored JUmmoth. Mrs. McIntyre ia the guest, Mr. Mordue, weekend. over the They and Hie former Mrs. Mordue McCorm- jaunt" Miss Catherine drove to Fish Lake and were a hit and Mrs. Holvoak. ick. a former resident of Eureka disgusted with the poor fishing, ' so decided to go elsewhere. They motored to the Wayne Wonder-- I Mr. and .Mra. Larry Elton and land, then to the Arch Monument baby daughter arrived home last in Moab, returned to Iayson and week. Mr. Ellin haa served in the U. S. Navy for the pant throe joined a picnic outing and took i the skyline drive back of Timpanyear and ha been stationed at San Diego, Calif., and received his ogos and hack to Eureka. They ! traveled nearly Rfk) milea over the discharge paier this past month. l weekend and enjoyed every mile Mr. Elton is the former Mis Jo even though it was hot. Ann Sax and the family i dividing their tune between the Elton home in Mammoth and Mra. Franks Mr. and Mra. laiun-LuDean Sax in Eureka. At the and two daughters, Linda and present time they are underide-- i Jeane of Provo wen- - weekend visjust where they will make their itors at the home of Mr. ami Mrs. home. Friends are hoping they Vem Franks. . will deride on remaining in the district. Mr. and Mra. Don Hopes iP-ara bara Jermani and small son. Don-- I visitNevada, Contact. of ny Paul, l.t. and Mra. Robert Itadtke of ed last week with Mrs. Clara Jer-maCamarillo. Cuhf., left on Sunday in They left for their home for th'-i- r Inline after spending the Nevada on Sunday. past several lays at the home of t Mr. ami Mrs. Karl Stewart. During of Brown Eugene. Mrs. ladtle their stay they took several with week the Oregon, is spending side trips an-- visited at the Kkker sister-in-laMr. her brother and ranch in West Tintic and with Mr. Hnd Mrs. Vem Franks. and Mis. Jack Koltz in Brigham 9 City and in Ogden with Mr. Hnd son. ami Ib-oMra. Ferguson Mr. L. A. Fowkea who are the town ln were Itohbv of Salt Lake of Mra. Radlke. To grandparents friends last Sunday visiting with finish a pel fret week the Ste-.v-- l and relatives. art ami spent the wei-k-- ; Dike. Fish at end returned to Mra. Steele Balk-.ltoh, a he is t known to hi WD AND her home last Thursday after visit TIGER . . . Nancy of friends in Eureka i a pilot host the for in II. Seattle model, I'. S. N'iivv. and is stationed ing in Palo Alto. Calif., the where she wbs the Point at past month sister-in-lawith this Magu sia the present. and her a Mi "female tiger kitten (Tern 81am guest of her N HU I ril Is alar- IS and Harveille P. G. Mrs. Star I. Id nelce. hr Woodland Park too. la altra t la IS. Hlaa I. x. Sliai la rat Mra. Ilarry Yumashitn Miss Isabel Hareville. l I Via. nlaaaa wllk akarl amilr.snmid laaiarr, l'i Cary, un-- l Mr. Jaek Lues tlrrara. Ila KAC Vla. H wllk aama, Mltrra Rrai Mr far and family spent the weekend in A I'alrlr aamkrr aaHaaalia taMail-i.arraa. a (Mv Inking in the Pion Sail HI KKAI'. M. ll Vaaarr Slallaa, Nrw Vark IB. N. T. On Sunday the Dav err Saak r Kaaklaa fka arw to Ogden and Yain.'ishit.is itawa aaarra af alkrr alylaa. Ia ailra. Mr. Lur:e. dune to Salt City .and family back to Mra. Win. Gali-- r and four chil- Kui'i-kdren of Seattle. Wash., were in Kitora l.i- -t Wednesday lit town tins past week. They were wen- - Mrs Will IllMlUI't - imiiu- Win. tinof Mr. lit guest nd I'lixi-.mi1Mr hnsban'1. O Used Electric Water Heaters will in- Mis. Schultz of Salt and Mrea Mis Margaret Me-Ctvand Bin Fed Stokers. l'Ile d j Sh.-inn- i. a,. l2VK: Irriva Id ffeiv ffs week's summer day than with a large bowl full of tasty cereal, lopped with slices of your favorite fresh fruit? ready-to-e- j GRAPE NUTS FLAKES patterns I Pert iraakfmt hmihl 12 07. JJ. KIX lb SUGAR CRISP p-2- IfgTRAY PACK Post Tens, pkg. : CORN FLAKES ; n. lu-i- e n . Ka-itk'-- s Roasted and Toasted to crunchy oven-freshnes- ts-s- i oz. pkg. 12 21c s! 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