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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, AUGUST ffELDING Enid WeHlnff I ! By f BEAR RIVER CITY Mrs. Bj C. W. Brailsford PAGE FIVE TIPS GIVEN ON LAUNDERING OF RAYON GARMENTS Don't Destroy Flavor Mr. and Mrs. George Ward held a reunion Hansen, Mr. fthS week in the City Park and Mrs. Rasmus Hansen motored to canyon. The crowd gathered St. Anthony, Idaho Saturday where they attended the Hansen reunion on :.about 10 a. m. enioved until dinner Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle lunch, a few games of Archi-bol- ,;!r ;i teen various 25j 1933 i ., i' Directions for laundering rayon garments are similar to those for wrash ing silks: lukewarm water, suds made from a neutral soap, rir.se water of the same temperature as the suds to avoid sharp changes which increase shrinkage. If submitted to strain or rough handling rayon garments may break or stretch, and the garment may not regain its natural shape after it is dry Therefore, they should not be rubbed, scrubbed, or twisted. A good way to dry them is to roll them in a Turkish towel and knead out excess moisture, then spread them flat on a dry towel much as a knitted suit or sweater is dried. Clothespins tend to tear wet rayon articles and should never be used on them. Often the garment can be hung over the line or a hanger, provided the garment is not pulled out of shape by its own weight when wet. Synthetics or rayons made of cellu lose acetate are easily scortched by hot irons, and it is safest to use med ium heat in ironing all synthetics or to try to iron on a portion that does not show. Pressing on the wrong side safeguards against a shiny look. Farmers' Bulletin 1479-"Methods and Equipment for Home Laundering" gives special directions for laundering different fabrics, including rayon. It also includes the washing of such household articles as blankets, curtains, and pillows. Copies may be obtained free from the U. S. department of agriculture, Washington. D. i i i (Bobby) priesthood quor- -' Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Dallin and as was center attraction, two children LaPreal Terry, spent '?L contest games. This is the the weekend in LoganandCanyon. held for has got ouroor ward Mrs. Bertha Grant and two and it was verv ters daughspent Sunday in Ogden, where Mrs- - E lZeZovle m this much Lthey V!Sit Eggles. 10,1 a children. two ladies are The innmvfwv 4ttIa acuviLjr. fr Q, Qr, cousins. MOmundson. of San is visiting in this .toenjujr California, c.,JUie&" of Salt nd jjrs. Marve Nielson, city with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Victor N. Hansen, and family. Mrs. rttv visitea mat ween. 0 of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. umundson was formerly Miss Verla Hansen. C. Hess. Mr. and Mrs. Percv Brailsfor. of C and Mrs. Grant McFarland and. -' Sunspent Utah, Brigham of Morgan,, City, announce the arrival of a baby boy, born August 18. Percy Joseph Smith. Mr. and Mrs. is a son of Mrs. Theressa Brailsford had as their guest of this city. gsith also Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hansen, of DiSnt Hansen, of Logan, v v , ,..jj, this weekend city, announce the marriage of la packer spent the ' 'y ' ; ineir son, Ursal Leon Hansen, to Miss ' ' J. " family in Fielding. Leona Sparks, daughter of Mr. and Richards made a business trip Mrs. Bryon Sparks, of Clarkston. The Monday. Lake ;i marriage took place Wednesday in the jjri made a business trip to Logan Temple. By BETTY Mrs. Walter Hansen was hostess ijte city Monday in connoceion tir new chapel. Every effort is to a parcel shower at her home SatSome time ago I spent a week;Eade to get our new chapel urday afternoon in honor of Mr. and end with a very dear friend.' At but as yet we haven't any denMrs. Ursal Hansen. The afternoon breakfast, a glass of orange juice was placed before me. One sip otement to make about it. The was in social chat. A delicious spent and the breakfast was spoiled so lye of the ward members is fine lunch was served. The young couple far as I was concerned. lie have hopes that before long received many useful gifts. factual work will commence. Questioning carefully, I learned Mrs. Sarah M. Fridal returned home that my friend had reamed; this jt, and Mrs. M. J. Udy and son, Monday, August 15, after visiting for juice the evening before and placed sun- two months in Twin Falls and Boise, motored to Bait last, i it in the refrigerator so that 'it itkere they spent several days on Idaho, and after visiting here for a would be ice cold for breakfast. Jt and visiting. week, left Monday, August 22nd for was ice cold, but it was almost and Mrs. Leland Hess, of Salt Southern Utah, where she will visit ' flavorless. i; City, visited during the weekend her brother and sister-in-laMr. and Orange juice should be consumed within thirty minutes after it is 'itome of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hansen. tfcharles C. Hess. Homer Anderson, of San Bernarreamed. Mother Nature's protectHansen took several truck dino, California, is visiting in this city ing peel will hold the flavor for weeks or months, but the flavor bej of his purebred sheep to the with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Neph gins to disappear almost as soon of Anderson. the show this jack forepart as the orange is reamed. Not even Bernard Hansen and son, Courtley, a covered container and an ice cold js Barbara Cash, of Idaho, who arrived ,home Friday evening from refrigerator will retain this flavor I her Mr. with Hansen where visiting grandpar- Detroit, Michigan, for more than a few minutes. Mr. and Mrs. Grand Snow, was purchased a new Chevrolet ton truck. I told this story as diplomatically k i surprise party Monday night They were gone ten days sightseeing. as possible to that friend of mine. group of her young friends. The Mr. Hansen is one of Bear River City She tried serving freshly reamed merchants. ;am was Barbara's birthday. juice from ice cold oranges and one and Mrs. W. M. Welling and more family quickly learned a les- Iter, Maurine, spent last Satur-- I Mrs. Joseph Bjorklund, son Donald Brigham City. They attended and daughters Marion and Norma, of I Democratic Round-uand also Sal at the home of Mr. and Mrs. By Mrs. David Larson Ogden. The party was enroute to Glacier and Yellowstone Parks. On i. Christensen. J .and Mrs. Cecil Haskell and chil. The Primary's 60th birthday anni- Sunday the Holmans had as dinner I of Payson, visited Sunday at versary was specially celebrated on guests, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bjorklund, Mr. and Mrs. Russel Bjorklund ,:ome of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Farns- Thursday afternoon, under the direc- and , baby and Mrs. Sophia Larson, all tion of ward president Mrs. Naomi :.iay night at our regular Sacra-- I Oyler and her officers. Twelve boys of Ogden. Mrs. Larson remained over to visit meeting we were fortunate in and girls on gaily decorated bicycles w with us Grant Tolman, of Hon- her children. with to paraded the principle streets prior who labored in the Australian the program, which was interspersed n, and who has been released with dances. The birthday cake holdI eight months. Accompanying ing 60 candles was lighted by the Sea pre' his father and mother, Mr. Gull girls and the smallest Primary Is. Nate Tolman, and Mr. and; children blew the candles out. Mrs. J Keller. A large crowd was Fred Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell, of Nye, of the stake board, was lher Elder Tolman, who related present , also many mothers. Cake and Salt Lake City, are announcing the arrival of a baby girl, born August jt Ms experiences and a good punch were served. sermon. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ricks Smith, Mr. 16. As this is their first girl, and Frank DeBry, of Salt Lake and Mrs. G. W. Steed and W. W. they have 2 boys, they are very pleasI visited Wednesday afternoon Steed, all of Salt Lake City, were ed. Mrs. Campbell will be remember' Miss Lorene Call, formerly of i:rt while with her sister, Mrs. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. ed as ;?d Welling. Hansen and Mr. and Mrs. David Lar- this place. Bishop D. M. Grover and Mr. and son. Mrs. Engvar Petersen were guests Wildon Mr. and Mrs. Grover, daugh ter Irene, and Dean Grover motored of the Promontory Sunday School, at to Ogden on business Saturday. Mrs. the Box Elder County Park, Saturday the annual Sunday School outing. Grover and daughter remained to visit i at A nrno-raanrl a rlflifirins relatives. were luncheon accomby all present. enjoyed S. Hansen E. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Lawrence Petersen had as her Mrs. Hansen, and Mr. Dwight panied Brig-haof Fielding, to Salt Lake City Sun- guests Sunday, relatives from Marie and Her over City. daughters, remained day. Incidentally they Faye, returned home with them affor the National Ram sale. ter having spent the week visiting the Harmon Pierson, Mr. and Mrs. a cousin, is Misses Dora and Rhea Atkinson vis- there. Euvone Anderson, week. this them visiting Watt ited with Mr. and Mrs. Leland Little Foy Shuman, son of Mr. and in Layton and enjoyed most of the Titus Shuman, is vacationing Mrs. day at Lagoon. week in Brigham City. this Sunreturned Miss Rhoda Larson William M. Miller returned to Brigvaweek's a three from day evening ham City, after having spent two cation in Los Angeles and vicinity. here. Mr. and Mrs. Lafayette Grover vis- days visiting G. Berchtold and sons Lucille Mrs. ited Sunday with Mr. Grover's sister, Berchtold Ersol and joined other at Burley, Mrs. William Workman, Berchtold of the members family from C "'I 0 0 P O H HOW Idaho. reunion in a at family and City Brigham B.autT School Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Isaacson weekend. the for canyon, Korth M Broadway. family, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Fred Logan Wl loi Mrs. G. L. Miller and the Misses City, Utah. and family, and Mr. and Mrs. and Geniel Miller and George lr.. ealalog. Korth of Garland returned Thursday Lael were Miller guests of Mrs. Willard from Hiddens Lake, Montana, where Lake City, Friday. in Salt Johnson rainbow of they caught their limit a outing. trout and enjoyed pleasant (i ! ,, ,. SRtiirdav cuests of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Holman were, Mrs. P. A. Isaacson, d, iSrr.J:. , Irvmuch. - i 4 J - K" - is 1 i been x, r. in EAST GARLAND p, PENROSE ?.oy of v.'. flavor-retain-in- NlILCO and ZENITH CURLEY HAIR CUT RAMOS i Ji ii il 11 m mm m m a? - jj ''V J i' !' '1' i H' '1' ! 1 '1' I i I1 . J '! '1' 1' Ladies Exclusive Ready-to-We- ar " jn . Him SHOES 98c to $1.98 For Boys and For Girls l"" FOU BOYS AND YOUNG MEN Dress Shirts O Washable Trousers MA ml !c 2 up sturdy wash frocks Gay ... i. t)i.m ..i colons, prints, new dark solids! Dirndls, swing uoionast styles! LaGra Shop w OVERALLS .:.it i l There Will Be Excitement Afoot When You Start Them Off In PETERS (All Leather) Brigham City, Utah ' CT"1( eugar and salt; add hot gelatin mixture slowly, stirring continually. Add onion Juice and lemon juice; chill until mixture begins to thicken then add crabmeat, celery and chopped parsley. Pour Into mould and chill until firm. 8 servings. In future I shall feature one recipe as my "STAR" for the month. Salads are certainly desirable for hot weather so the above has been selected for this month's honors. Easy to make, economical, delicious, healthful and not too heavy what more could one ask for In a nmmer dish? Try the recipe today nd see whether or not you agree with my choice. I think you will, for tfels salad will undoubtedly prove a novelty to both family and sTcU. It Is something that gives a loach of 'CUtiEion" to an o&vwtee ordinary meal. Ttoe "Stwr" is awarded to Oabiueat Aak4 without the slightest hesi- - A Beauty Salon ! s IJ sn I HODGES VrT liyV METHOD Dissolve salad gelatin In boiling water. Beat eggs slightly. Add FROCKS George Hodges has now completed the course in the much talked of Curley Cut and Hair Styling . . . See the new uptrend for Fall . . . 98 o ') :l 1 PRINTED COTTON Miss ' 1 W CHRISTENSEN'S Is Ready to Start You to the Big Parade Practically, Prettily and Economically Clad for High School a! m 1 Leader Ads Get Results for Little Miss Lt w Twix-Teene- rs ilMiiHHsVM 1 ) For Girls and 89c - 98c i tbls. sugar teaspoon salt 1 tbls. onion Juice 2 tbls. lemon Juice Vz cup flaked crabmeat 1 2 cup chopped celery 1 tbls. chopped parsley 1 1 And speaking of rayon, the United States department of agriculture announces that Stephen P. Gould and Earl O. Whittier of the bureau of dairy Industry have devised a process to manufacture a synthetic fiber having the appearance and practically the CM0 tN Star Recipes for .Your File same chemical constitution as wool from casein, a skim milk by- - product. The process is similar to that used in making viscose rayon from CARD OF cellulose. Whether or not the skim milk will be more valuable as feed We sincerely appreciate all the kind or manufactured into fiber remains acts and assistance that was rendered to be seen. to us during our bereavement In the" loss of our husband, father, son and they were in Ogden. Thursday Mr. brother. Owens returned to his home. Mrs. Henry Abbott and daughter Mrs. William Bosley, Misses Althea. J. D. Abbott and family Geniel and Leone Miller accompanied George Miller to Brigham City and Will Signed on Sunday Valid Ogden Saturday. A will or a codicil mav be sicmed any day, including Sundays or legal holidays. Try the New f t cup boiling water 2 eggs THANKS g SALE? SchooltETrocks c pkg. salad gelatin y, il In - Hear and See the New 1938 meat Salad 1 C. Little Miss Faye Petersen enter tained Monday at a birthday party, Games were played and delicious refreshments were served by her mother Mrs. Lawrense Petersen to twelve guests. Betty Shuman and Marie Petersen were graduated from the Seagull class in Primary, Sunday evening Tetsu O Kado, Darvin Nelson4 and Kay Shuman were graduated from the Guide class, also Mrs. Sarah Shuman has had charge of the Seagulls and Mrs. Aurelia M. Bosley the Guides. Mrs. May Hess, of the Primary stake board, was inattendance. Her husband accompanied her here. William Owens and family, of Bur-leIdaho, spent the fore part of the week visiting his sister and family. Mn and Mrs. C. E. Miller Tuesday. Mrs. Miller joined them in a trip to Lewiston, Smithfield and Logan where they visited relatives. On Wednesday I Call J .1 F, son that is greatly needed by thousands of women. "Why it tastes one hundred per cent better" my friend said. "The children now clamor for their morning orange Juice." Now, I could have become real technical and explained that orange juice standing overnight In a covered container will lose approximate ly ten per cent of its Vitamin C but after all, I was merely trying to teach a friend how to keep from destroying flavor for flavor is all important at breakfast, and particularly In the Unit sip that passes your UpB. Many restaurant and hotel chefs and cooks could well learn thia simple lesson. Far too often they serve orange Juice that has stood for liours. Don't do It, friends! It destroy the flavor. Let Mother Nature work her magic in the peel until yon are ready to serve your juice. Place tSt oranges In the refrigerator overnot the orange Juice. night m I - BARCLAY 0M mm HMH-HHM,frMtMH- a " - - X,. Crab- - t X ? pair Other 85c "Back-to-Schoo- l" Needs DRESS MATERIALS - TRIMMINGS THREAD - ANKLETS - SOX - GYM SHOES UNDERWEAR for Boys and Girls CLASS ROOM SUPPLIES CHRISTENSEN'S Inc. . |