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Show PAGE FIVE ( f Aged Provo Matron Feted Happy Hour Dance Club c i PROVO (UTAH) DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1940 6'' J Reception For Wedded Pair SPANISH FORK A delightful nuptial event of early autumn was the marriage of Miss Myrle Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mis. Will C. Johnson of Spanish Fork, to Herman F. Christopher-.son, Christopher-.son, son of Mr. and" Mrs. Hyrum Chi istor-herson. also of Spanish Fork, which was solemnized in the .Sit Lake L. D. S. temple.tfept. 27, with President Stephen L. Chipman pt.ifurni.ng the ceremony. cere-mony. The parents of the bnd. and rroom accom a nied them to the t.-i pie, as did a!.M Mr. and Mrs. mar 1'.. Hair and Mis. Alvin .rt-nsMii uf Salt I-iike City. The couple was honored at a V.' d d 1 1 ! rcoeidion in the Armorv hall at Spanish Polk Wltll '100 ; i.i - t s attending Toe bride was lovely in :i gown of while satin, en train, with n fnll-1eiii;th laee-t riid nied veil Which she tarried while dam big. She held u. boutpiet ol' link and red lo: Mrs. Wanda Francom was matron of honor, and wore a gown of Id tie- satin. The bridesmaids were Cl.au lloldi-n of Pifv-soii, VI v uin Johnson, the ' In i P rf sister, and Miss Inez Nelson, who were at- tii id in pastel models of Line, all wore corsaues ink of , ainl -:ar- M r. d.-nia tied with silver. pi cc vili". the :;iie.,t.s u t It' Ml:;, J., In. . ami All n. parents and .Mrs. of the room. l-'l a Ilk D.unt.y o and '.,: 11... tlur i I !' , J a i i . nls ol t hiding hi-ding natty. I the wt tlseii Was ht t man. -.er f.;il Is who earned the iug the w etlding march tram were M tiy lone Poulsen and Mary Ellen Ciii Lstopht r.son, gowned in pastel lid tie satin with rosebud trimming and matching baskets of flowers-Tlie flowers-Tlie serving table was covered wdli a lovely lace cloth and centered cen-tered with a handsome wedding cake, with eiyht white tapers in crystal holders. The ornament on the wedding cake wa.s the same on? used on the bride's mother's wedding cake, 43 years ago. Presiding Pre-siding at the serving table was Mrs. Will Francom, who was assisted as-sisted by close relatives of the bride. Ila Jean Hair received the many lovely gifts and Mrs. Joseph K. Nelson and Mrs. Bert Dudley '.vere in charge of the gift table. Following the reception the muple left for a honeymoon trip o the southern t'tah parks. r- fj J u Mcsso To Vzxzn IVh Suffer H H n r -n n in 1 i '' i ! 1 r """ Girls end womea who puller prtiniui lrreuu- C""i - " lar periods (head-'- laches, backache. cramps) with upset hysterical nerves should find PlnKham's Vct'pt Cnmnimnd i very e'Tpctive to relieve such distress and ia'Ip build up re-sistance re-sistance a(jaint these ppelis. Lydia E. Pmkham'a Compound It made especially to help such "Weak, rundown, nervous women to eo srml-ins: srml-ins: tr.ru "difflcult d;i ys." Famous for over half a centurv! Well WORTH TRYING ! Any drugstore. r iWI;f!i,' BJU'liHillt!! i M I V itf. fi: iiuWifti'r iMlHi): fHijjili NOW CM DISPLAY AT STUDrBAKft SHOW800MS IV18YWHIKI jow hficlccd Longer, vidcr, lower, roomier, torpedo-typo bodies Luxurious, stratolincr-stylo interiors .LIGHTED owners have rolleJ il up a billion miles proof of Studebaker Champion quality and dependability. So make sure that you put your new-car money in this longer, lower, wider, roomier, more beau ti-fulnew ti-fulnew 194 lSiudtbaker Champion. MAYCOCK lir NORTH 3rd XllT Opening R. S. Party Enjoyed A program and banquet featured featur-ed the opening social of the season, for the Bonneville ward Relief society so-ciety members, a delightful affair af-fair of Tuesday afternoon at the waid hall. The visiting teachers and outgoing out-going officers w ei e honor guests. Nearly UK) women were in attendance, at-tendance, including the slake officer:': offi-cer:': Mrs. Clark Allied, president; Mrs y. C Warnirk. Mis. William Oldruyd, Mrs. Mark BiimhaU and Mrs. I,ee Snare. Mrs. Julia Wright, president, was in charge, 'lwo ducts were sung by Mrs. Saiah Dastrup and Mrs. Nettie Cook, accompanied by Mrs. Archie Mudsen, and a tiib-ute tiib-ute to the visiting teachers was given by Mr;;, Florence Baird. Mrs. Jessie Duke gave the scriptural reaeting, and remarks Were made by Andrew Jensen of the stake presidency. During the banquet, remarks were made by the slake board members. A "rainbow" decorative it lea was cleverly carried out v. ith lali flowers and candles. Family Home On Birthday The family uf Mrs. Mary Over-lade Over-lade celebrated her eighty-third birthday anniversary Tuesday evening eve-ning at her home. Thirty-five members ware present pres-ent to enjoy games and music, after which dainty refreshments were served. Beautiful gifts Were presented to the aged Provoan who also received flowers and cards, and a telegram from her son, Fills Overlade of Washington, Washing-ton, D. C, who was unable to be present. All day, Mrs. Overlade greeted old friends and neighbors who called at her home, and they vert; served refreshments. Of her nine children, seven living, as follows: Mrs. S. Williams, Mrs. Vera Brumiak, are W. and U. E. Overlade of Provo; A Overlade of Salt Bake City; Ellis Overlade of Washington K. J. D C, Elden Overlade of Los geles, and Lynn Overlade of An-Hel per. Elden Overlade was also unable un-able to be present. The other sons and daughters, with their partners, were present, also the following grandchildren anil great-grandchildren: Mrs. Von Williams, Mrs. Elwood Dunn of Payson, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence McKee and baby of Springville; Maxine and Phyllis Overlade, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Earl, Nevin, Rondo Ron-do and Gary Williams, Mont and Dale Peterson, Mrs. Duane Peterson, Peter-son, and Gloria anil Elvin Williams. Wil-liams. Mrs. Overlade's brother, Joseph E. Anderson of Ephraim, who is past 80 years of age, spent the day here, and friends present were Mrs- Mary Erickson and William Johnson. Jjy a Z':ff:b;: ixiks of pro off ..W-" -kAI ..tr' JL '.1 SJ- now You ct the same kind of .is economy econ-omy as the 1940 Studebaker Champion that averaged 29.19 miles per gallon to beat all other largest selling lowest price cars. Come in now and go for a trial drive. Low down payment. Easy C.I.T. terms. of alOTOI riroNi: COMPANY Phone 432 After Dinner Parties Delight Guests Mrs. Ida Smoot Pusenberry was hostess to two different groups at delightfully informal dinner parties par-ties held Monday and Tuesday evenings at the Fdna Mae Hed-quist Hed-quist home. Choice roses beautifully decorated deco-rated the dir.in table and the rooms were arranged with dahlias and other autumn flowers. The theme of both dinners was "St. Peter at the Peaily GaUs, One Hundred Years From Now.'' A great deal of merriment was created crea-ted by the guests as thpy told how aiioth. i' member of the party got through the gates. Tuesday evening's guest list included: Miss Hermese Peterson, Mrs. Vasco M. Tanner, Mrs. Stella Stel-la P. Rich. Mis Kjie. Carroll, Miss Naomi Mich, Mrs. Keifer 15. Sauls, Miss I.eona. Holbrook, Miss May Billings, Miss Margaret Summer-hays, Summer-hays, Mrs. Orea B. Tanner, Miss Fffie YVarnick, Mrs. May Hammond, Ham-mond, and Mis. H. R. Merrill. The guests entertained Monday evening were! Mrs. Joseph Clark, Mrs- Jacob Coleman, Mrs. Wells Brim nail, Mrs. Kleeta Dixon, Mis. S. C Mrs. M arc man, J. V Mans Ad; I. !: ocU, Mrs. id l Hill. mis, Mrs. A. B. Booth, . Brock bank, Mrs. U J. Mis. W. Monroe Fux-Nt Fux-Nt (tie Neff Smart, Mrs Cm;"; ht. and Mrs. 1 . U.-r Provo Group At Salt Lake AT Fair Nine members of the Utah Epsilun chapter of Provo, df the Delta Theta Chi .sorority, attended the sixth anniversary banquet ot the state organization, held at Starlite Card ns atop the Hotel Utah, Tuesday evening. The Provo party included Miss Lois Haws, Miss Genevieve Prows, Mi. S3 Gertrude Sauer, Miss Dorothy Doro-thy Richmond, Miss Dortha Reid. Miss Rose Zubeck, Miss Ruby Oliver. Miss Beth Schofield and Mrs. Edith H. Stein. Sixty-five young women attended attend-ed the attractive formal function, of which Miss Helen Miller and Miss Edith Foxley of Salt Lake City, were co-chairmen. Mrs. Ann MiiUghn of Salt Lake, national executive, ex-ecutive, was present. A harvest idea was carried out in the artistic decorations and novel favors. Younr; Daughter Is Complimented Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Duckett gave a dinner at their home Monday Mon-day evening, in honor of their daughter, Beverly, who celebrated her thirteenth birthday anniversary anniver-sary on that day. Covers were laid for 14 family members, an.l the dining table was centered with a prettily trimmed trim-med birthday cake, holding 13 pink candles. Lovely gifts were presented pre-sented to Beverly. ITT"-' i.-fTP - kfvkm Champion Coup d.-livrd at fedary, ! TO 25 I I HIGHER I VALUE I'PvOVO, I TAII Thursday, Please Call Ethel Society Editor, on 432. HONS' LA DIBS The Lions Ladies will hold a dinner-meeting Thursday evening at 7 o'clock at the Edna Mae Hed-ciuist Hed-ciuist home. Mrs. Leslie Carle is chairman, and the committee includes: in-cludes: Mrs. Glen Christensen, Mrs. Owen Johnson anl Mrs. Thomas Gessford. LITE KA 1 ; Y LEA I K Members of the Literary League will meet at the home of Mrs. Henry Taylor Friday afternoon. Mrs. Antone Romney will review ".'low to Ktild a Hook," by Marti-mer Marti-mer Adler. r. n. s. women The Provo High School Women will entertain their partners at a canyon party Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the Gills' home in Piovo canyon. Dinner will be served fir.st. DELTA THETA ( III The Btah Epsilon chapter of Delta Theta Clii will meet Thursday Thurs-day evening at 1 o'clock in the public, library building. Mrs. Fred Dixon will review "The Women." BONNIE THAIS Members of the Bonnie Thais club will meet at the home of Mis. Spencer- Meldrum Friday evening. I I OKI. A S ALI M N AE Membi-rs d the Fitb-las Alumnae Alum-nae will meet Thin sday evening at ,S o'clock at the home of Mi.ss It ma A colli. Relief Sociely Opening Held Approximately 200 ward members mem-bers and invited guests were present pres-ent at the opening social of the season of the Fourth Ward Relief Society, held Tuesday afternoon in tha chapel- Beautiful decorations of autumn flowers were in charge of Mrs. II. Grant Ivins. The new officers were in charge, as follows: Mrs. Rissa Clarke, president; Mrs. Jos;phine Bird, first counselor; Mrs. Hazel Clark, second counselor; counsel-or; Mrs. Mary Smeath, and Mis. Louise R. Anderson, secretaries. As a part of the opening pro- Krari, corsages were presented to the following guests: general and stake board members, Mrs. Elsie C Carroll. Mrs. Julia B. Jensen, Mrs, Anna B. Hart, Mrs. Fern Eyring, Mrs. Edith Y. Booth, Mrs. La Verne L. Merrill, Mrs, Delilah B. Adams, Mrs. iielle W. Hales. Mrs. Edna P. Taylor, Miss Been Ann Waspe, Mrs. Achsa E. Paxma;g Mrs. Phyllis L. Leish-nian Leish-nian and Mrs. Virginia I'. Mur-dock. Mur-dock. After preliminary music, prayer pray-er was offered by Mrs. Edith Y. Booth, and the Relief Society chorus sang. Mrs. Josephine Bird spoke, Mrs. Christen Jensen gave the scriptural reading. Three songs were rendered by the chorus, and short talks were given by Mrs. Ashsa E. Paxman, Mrs. Anna H. Hart and Mrs. Elsie Carroll. Mrs. Jennie B. Newell read words of two songs which she had prepared, to the music of well known hymns. Closing remarks by Mrs. Hazel Clark, were followed by prayer by Mrs. Edna Taylor. Refreshments were served in the Relief Society room, which was beautifully decorated in the patriotic pa-triotic colors. Melody Dance Club Starts The Melody Dancing club mittee- Ellis Peay of Provo. ident, announces that the party of the .season will be com-pres-lirat held Saturday evening. Oct. 12, in Memorial hall in Springville. One hundred Provo and Springville Spring-ville couples make up the club roster. Dances are held every other oth-er Saturday night, and the Melody Mel-ody orchestra furnishes the mu.ac for the semi-formal parties. Assisting Mr. Peay on the committees com-mittees are: Reed Johnson, secretary; secre-tary; Lurt Frampton, Leo Allen, Percy Anderson, Darwin Board-man Board-man of Provo, and Dean Stewart of Springville- Mrs. Bill Wilson Honor Guest Honoring Mrs. Bill Wilson, who is leaving to make her home in Price, Mrs. Emmctt Murdock entertained en-tertained nt a handkerchief shower show-er at her home Tuesday evening. Luncheon was followed by bridge, and beautiful fall flowers were used in decorating. Mrs. George Stew-art won the high score prize and Mrs. Wdford Allen, Al-len, second favor. Others present were Mrs. Wesley Wes-ley Lloyd. Mrs. Paul Salisbury. Mrs. John Pen rod, Mrs. Rulon Hansen, Mrs. Ray Murdoch, Mrs. Fred Loveless, Mrs. Frank Morgan Mor-gan and Mrs. S. M. Blown. Gluifo Calendar Phone 432 Self Club Culture Meets SPANISH FORK -The work of the Self Culture club is well under un-der way fur this year. A business meeting was called recently by President Lyle Cretr. The purpose of the meeting was to pass on the outline fer the year's program as presented by the program committee, com-mittee, consisting of Mis. Lyle Crcer, president; Delilah Hughes, vice presid-mt and Mrs. Lizzie Evans, secretary. The first regular meeting of the year- was held at the home of l-'resideiit Creer Saturday evening. Community singing was led by Mrs. Grace - P. Krueger w ith Airs. Mary Cornaby at the piano. The evening- program consisted of a "Convention of the Unforget-tables." Unforget-tables." The following characters were represented: mayor, thief of police and delegates, from the countries of Brazil, China, Romania Ro-mania ii'itl India. The queen of the Untorgettables," was crowned by the distinguished president. AH were in costume. Mis. Anabell Creer asxi.-.tcd the hostess in serving. serv-ing. Another meeting of the was held at th.- home ol Delila.li llu;;hes, with club dent, Lyle Creer, presiding, on press and publicity were by Mrs. Lyle Ci e.-r and Mrs. club 1 Mis ! pre- i- j Talks j given Edna ! Eroekbank. Delicious refreshments refresh-ments were served to fifteen mem- be is and Mrs. Sue Brock bank Mis. Zda the following guests, Andru-i, Mrs. Fern Mrs. Adeha Kmn ls.-n, O'Bryant and Mrs. Mima Thomas. While Keys ' Pledge New Girls Six sleepy Brigham Young coeds co-eds tumbled out of bed Tuesday morning- to answer the summons of IS members of the White Keys, women's honorary service sorority, bearing bids to join the group. Maxine Taylor, Loi3 Jensen. Carol Oaks, Jean Stoddard, Birdie Buyer, and Gladys Dixon received the invitations from girls wearing their new uniforms for the first time. The six women were formally pledged at a breakfast in the Edna Mae Hedquist home this morning in ceremonies conducted by Presio'ent Phyllis Smart. Autumn leaves and red apples formed the setting for the ceremonial cere-monial theme of trees. The breakfast break-fast was in charge of Amy Cox, chairman. Lucy Cannon and Mildred Mil-dred Hurst. Toastmistress Blanche Whitely introduced the following toasts- ?w-.Y- U" Forest-" b.V Blanche Whitely; "Tree of Merit." by Venice Ven-ice Whiting; and "Redwoods of White Key," by Thelma Farns-worth. Farns-worth. Musical numbers included th? Sweetheart Song played on the piano by Thelma Farnsworth and a vocal solo, "Estrellita Miss Barclay. oy Active members present at the pledge breakfast were Jean Hill Melba Clark, Dorothy Ballard! Gwen Johnson, Camille Palmer' Vivian Keller, Gloria Tanner Af-ton Af-ton Bigelow, Ruth Nicholes. ' vt J, Autumn Party For LaVadis Girls 'Mid the mysteries that fill an Pridian summer, members of the La Vadis social unit of the "Y" held their first meeting and invitational invi-tational party at the home of Clarice Larsen, president. W'ith autumn leaf place cards, baskets of candy and nuts, light re fieshments, and a cheery fireplace fire-place an entertaining evening was spent. Th,. officers of the club are; president, Clarice Larsen; vice president, Beth Ann Latimer- and newly elected officers Ha Hansen, secretary and treasurer; La Needa Nielson, reporter. Members attending were; Barbara Bar-bara Clyde, Emilie Wilde, Marcel-la Marcel-la Beecher. Alice Lindstrom, Esther Es-ther Powell, Leat'h Clark, Beth Ann Latimer, Clarice Larsen Be Needa Nielson, na Hansen 'and Melba Croft. Card Cluh Entertained Mrs. J. j. N us ink entertained members of the DeNovo club at her home Tuesday afternoon, the affair being in the form of a bridge luncheon. Mrs. Ted Johnson, won the high score prize and Mrs. Nnsin '-. the second favor. Mrs. Johnnie C lie of Springville, and . Mr s. Dob Orton were guests. -v j I, on ft'- a 2.'T . F 'en it IS'MX) Oiiiiihti . , H III .mi CMmvo '.'!. New ork It For information tnd tow fsrg VtY'f Of phonm :"Li:;:TciTr 1C W . i rmrr 1-hone: I "i 7 Quilting Held At Church Ladies' Aid of the Community church held a quilting at Mono Trope hall Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. W. H. Berry tnd . Mr s. James Booth, hostesses, s;rved refreshments to 18 members after the sewing. Mrs. William Wagner, president, was in charge. I :r r" ! Bring your imnirsters in this Saturday Sat-urday . . . outfit tliern for la 1 1 ,'Mid Whiter . . . at liig savings! Oiir sfix-lvs lirp ctunplctc on all tlie warm, sturdy clollifs Ihey'll nei'd! Iiiried ami mi fin red Winter coats, warm school frocks, jacket 4 . . . skills, sweaters! All well ir-ade ti stand wear and tear . . . and especially esp-ecially priced to save joii dollars! fa -J US .-,..:' a I 'I -i ) 1 e-- . v . t" r---: 'u ASJIARLE frocks crisp, bright froths for school and "best"! Jumper, Jump-er, pinafore, princess and tailorci t.vies, in plaids, solids, prints! Cottons, mrt-wools, spun rayons, crepes. (J-12. i:eg. $1.08. Children's Print FROCKS Regular .SI. 00 All New, Crisp Stvlf. CHILDREN'S SKIRTS C"T! pn ATI Cn Plaids and Colors Quality and Style night! EXTRA SPECIAIA 'Sloppy Joe' n-over Oivcalars c, Regular .$1.00 Royal Rluc, While Sizes 12 , Red, to k; or V J w 300 O Values from $2.99 Sport . . Oxfords and Dress High, Low, Medium Heels A Rernaikalile S!uo Value O A large number of friends and relatives attended the op'-n house held for Mrs. Marie Peay on her ninetieth birthday anniversary Tuesday at the home of her daugh- I ter, Mrs. William M. Jacobson. Assiting hostesses were her daughter, Mrs. Louisa McDaniel, and granddaughter, Mrs. Orlan Pope. A large birthday cake, with candles made by a niece, Mrs. Arnold Angell of Spanish Fork, formed the table centerpiece. Lovely gifts,, cards, flowers and cok-s were presented to the aged matron. j; $ 79 fieacon Flannel COATS I lea con Flannel COATS WITH TAMS TO Sizes 1 to C TuM'g-c i s..e ad lib iUSiv J IU Slip-Over and Rut ton Fronts Of t- - r - j to $1.95 Styles Don't Miss It! VI? Y SHOE FITTING f O 7r.s- Smart t o lie Thrifty Provo Utah Th? Happy Hour Dancing club will hold its opening dance of the winter season, Saturday evening, at the Springville Memorial nail. All members are urged to Ret thfir tickets before Saturday, me Arcadians will furnish the music and a large crowd of members is anticipated. Mrs. M. Norton is chahman ot the dance committee, and is heing assisted by Mrs. Winner Allen, Mrs. Harold Anderson, Mrs. L. E. McKell and Mrs. Lamar Maycock. SIIOI OUR DOWNSTAIRS DEPT. TOMORROW FOR THESE r REM A VA ARK A RLE ALUES! --""-... ;; iV.v;-'..,. 4t..:.;) -( o v.. lY7- , "S 7 r? A Children's COATS to ...J. sJ Some with pants to match. Coats are of rich, colorful wools. Diagonals, Tweeds, Fur-trimmed, Plain. Marvelous Coats for the money. Sizes 4 to 14. 1 J-' , ' J di f iV - vy 3-PC. COAT SETS $2.98 to $1.98 Lffjens and Tain to Match Sizes 2 to 5 MATCH 1 Rig Style and Color Variety Novelty . . . New Styles l,U,u J PAIR |
