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Show The Marines She Tells It Triple-- Mr. Evans Is A ChiOmegasand Mothers Hold House Party Honored At Family Patty Chi Omega mothers met at the sorority chapter house Monday evening at 7.30 p m. After a short meeting they joined with their daughters for a social evening. Mary Stevenson was ill charge of the evenings arrangements. Refreshments were served and the girls sang sorority songs A solo was sung by Colleen McCann and vocal trio numbers were given by Josephine Folger, Dorothy Simp- Honoring William Evans Sr a dinner party was held Saturday evening at the Evans home. Mr. Evans celebrated his 78th birthday anniversary March 14. Present at the dinner were Mayor and Mrs. William Evans Jr, Mr and Mrs. J H. Mollerup of Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Don C. Hunter of Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. A G. Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Evans, Mr and Mrs. Alton Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wilson, Cordell Evans and Margaret Mey-riconly sister of Mr. Evans. Centering the dinner table was a three tiered birthday cake and bouquets of jonquils decorated the son and Adelle Young. Chocolates were passed to the group by Nevada Haight of Cedar City who is to be married March k, 21. Gifts to the girls for their chapter house from the mothers were presented by Mrs. C. L. Hall, vice- president of the club rooms Mr Evans was bishop of Logan Third ward for 29 years. He still enjoys good health. - Tea In Lounge Of Commons Is Held Tri-ple- -A COl Ashl.Utt IU LlvAUll K.MAKs hacn morning at the i'arng Island, S. C., Marine base, Mr ross I ield Director, addresses a new batch of raw recruits, telling them the JVjrnes Neighbors, Red how they can avail themselves of these services. The story of Red Cross services during the war, and bodied male Leathernecks, when moving her to a only Red Cross womnn Field Director serving able WAC post was consideied the Marines asked that she remain. $$eriaC f&K i- -, S iluaimna d V) Miss Jesse Walker of Mendon was hostess at dinner recently honoring her son Fay, who has left for military service Places were marked for Mr and Mrs. R. S Merrill and daughter Helen of Richmond, Bishop C. J David Plowman, Mr and Mrs Roskelley and daughter Barbara, Mr. and Mrs Lowell Plowman and children of Smithfield, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Morgan of Logan, May- or and Mrs. Vance D. Walker and daughter, Kathleen and Naomi, Miss Marie Walker and, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Walker. Dahle Home Scene Of Camp Meeting Meeting of Eliza R Snow camp of DUP will be held Thursday March 16 at he nome of Vilate Dahle 331 South Fifth West Hostesses will be Emily Smith, Mary Donohue and Mrs Dahle The lesson will be given by My tie McDonald. 1 THE SITUATION: You are writnote for a gift thank-yosent by an acquaintance. How .should it be s.gnjd? WRONG WAV: 'Gratefully" RIGHT WAV: Sincerely ("Gratefully would correctly be used if someone had done you a great favor or a great good For instance, if you were writing to a doctor who had seen you safely through a long and serious illing a Before Leaving F - ness Second Ward Plans (jaV INinCtlCS FattV Logan Second ward Relief Society will sponsor a gay nineties paity Friday evening at 8 pm. in the ward recreation hall All women of Relief Society age and their partners are invited to attend. Ahfens Entertain At Family Dinner Dinner was given by Mr. and Mrs Rulon at their Mendon home in honor of Mrs Ahrens brother, Lynden Larsen of Newton who is leaving for navy service. By RUTH MILLETT It was probably just human for the Irish to get riled up over the will of Mrs Bernard Shaw, who left $400,000 to teach the and lush elocution, deportment. Nobody likes to have it hinted that his v , personality could be i f improved upon. But actually Mrs Shaw's money, if it " buys what she wished it to do, couldn't be better spent. In part, her wil I have had says: J ' many opportunities' of observing the extent to which the most highly in .true- Ruth Mett ted and capable persons have their efficiency defeated and their influence limited for the want of any organized instrucfor personal tion and training contacts . . . and how their employment in positions for which, they have valuable qualifications is made socially impossible by garities of speech and other fects easily as corrigible by teach ing and training as simple literself-contr- ' Jeanette Anderson of e D Larsen, Le ula Harlow and Lai sen and Mis. Geoige Philo La-Ru- who hold good jobs today evn though they dont know anything about the simplest rules of courtesy. They have their jobs now because jobs are plentiful. But when jobs are scarce again, the employees who dont know how to behave in the business world are going to be out in the cold. They would benefit by a careful reading of Mrs. Shaws forthright will. Lo-- 1 Zina Young Camp Meeting Scheduled Zina D. Young DUP will meet Thursday at 3:30 at We home of Clara Berntson 464 North Main street. Assisting hostesses will be Nora Perry, Leona Jensen and Melvie Kearl. Agronomy Wives Enjoy Program Mathews DUP To Meet Thursday Agronomy wives of the USAC met at the home of Mrs. R. H. Walker Monday evening. Elizabeth Mathews camp of The program was given by Mrs. DUP will meet Thursday afterJames T. Thorne. Topic of disnoon at 2 o'clock at the home of cussion was Education and LiteraRosetta Stauffer. A good attendture in China. Fourteen ladies ance is desired. were present and refreshments were served. Hyrum News I MELINDA LILJENQUIST Reporter and Mrs Kenneth Bailey reiently returned from California and weie guests at the J. B Baxter home ednesday. Pvt Jay Wilson is enjoying a furlough from military duties in Texas He will report for duty in Salt Lake City when his time is up He is a son of Mr. and Mrs James J Wilson Weldon Albcrtsen is at Sgt home on furlough with his parYou see the golden nuggets of SOY in ents. Mr and Mrs James Albert-se- n He is stationed in California this mnaz.ng new icudv -- piepaicd i.u. It's a Miss Gladys Jensen, who has delicious new way tofeive nounshmg completed her first quarter at the Cnnersity of Utah m training as . . . and your family piotuns-SO- Y oleins pi cadet nurse, is enjoying a visit in will love that nut-lik- e Hvium with her parents. Mr and flavor. No Mrs Bert Jensen. Miss Jensen . . lalion points . and double your money back will enter the LDS hospital after if j ou le not delighted. completing one more quarter at the U of U. Mr i Drying Hint GOLDEN BAKE MIX unite ... READY PREPARED t no moss, do fuas no extra mixing! rv tr.Tr.x,r,y,1 am .r ,Hi J y MEDICATE!) PGABlR FOR tAr.iSLY use Goethe itch of simple h' sprinkling on he 'u, thing. w: Ralph Smith DUP Will Meet Ralph Smith camp of North Logan will meet at 2 p m Thursday at the home of Etnel Crook-stoEdith Bateman will give the lesson and assisting hostesses will be Lucile Peterson and Mrs. Bateman. A good attendance is desired. null. meticulous care.. Sometimes germs get into the ear and cause infection. Unclean swimming pools are a common external source of middle ear infection. But more frequently ear infection develops as an after-effe- ct of head colds, sore throat and other common communicable diseases such as measles, influenza, and scarlet fever. Blowing the noss too hard many force infectious material from the nose and throat through the Eustachian tube into the middle ear, where it causes inflammation. To avoid this, instruct your patient to blow the nose very gently and through both nostrils at the same time. Never allow him to hold one nostril closed while he blows the other vigorously. EMERGENCY RELIEF Earache is a symptom which warns us of danger ahead, and should be treated with the utmost caution. Occasionally it may be due to exposure to cold weather or strong wind, but usually it is a sign of infection. Pain in the ear caused by wind 'or cold may be relieved by the application of hot water bottle. However, if the pain is associated with other symptoms such as a cold in the head, sore throat, fever or swelling behind the ear, a doctor should be consulted immediately. and the hot water bottle should not be used without his If the doctor's advice permission. cannot be obtained immediately a piece of warm dry cotton in the external ear passage to exclude the air may bring relief If this docs not help, a few drops of warm (not hot) mineral oil may be used. But nothing else should be done until instructions are obtained from the physician. It does not pay to take chances with an ear infection. The loss of hearing may result from improper treatment of an earache. Put Charm Across To Servicemen BY ALICIA HART NEA Staff Writer Benson Camp To Enjoy Music Cynthia Benson camp of DUP wil' meet Thursday. March 16 at 2 30 p m at the home of Mrs. Eva Miller The lesson will be given by Mrs. V. E. Petersen and a fine musical program has been arranged Hostesses will be Mrs Eva Miller, Mrs Marvin Miller and Mrs H R Adams. WHO SUFFER If your budget only allows for bargain-price- d towels, washclothi and shower curtains, you can add expensive-lookin- g appliqued accents to put tnera in the luxury class. For instance, if you want to pretty up a plain white bath set, pick out three matching floral motifs in three graduated sizes Use the biggest on tne bath towels, the next size on hand towels and the smallest motif on the washcloth. It is best to buy a yard or so of washable glazed floral chintz or cotton fabric that has complete and separated fast color sateen-typ- e flower, leaf and stem designs. Youll find these cluster types are easier to cut out and mount for appliqueing. And there is a special advantage in using "high twist type cottons, too, because they da not ravel easily and it is unnecessary to turn under the edges whea you run it up on your machine with zigzag stitch. But if you are using fabric of a looser weave, then be sure to turn of an inch and baste all around under the raw edges before stitching it on the towel .The important thing is to cents and then anchor the design by basting it or if youre appliqueing border motif as shown on the shower curtain, make a right-angl- e sure to pin it in place and tack around to prevent shifting of ths design while youre stitching it. one-eigh- th Crabtrees Give Dinner For Son GIVE TO THE for their son RobPlease write! Answer this plea ertEntertaining Sunday were Mr. the boys in uniform and of and atMrs.dinner Russell Crabtree of of Uncle Sam, who also urges you to take your pen in hand. But when you write, there are some pointers that will stand you in good stead, if you want your letter to be a record in black and white of your charm, humor and intelligence. Write a cheerful letter. A girl with a reputation for charm, humor and intelligence to defend cant afford to air her peeves in a letter. Besides, today's charm- er takes homefront hardships in her stride, and doesn't grouse about rationing, or queuing up in lines for shoes, groceries or gas. Tell him news of home, because the man in uniform is avid for it. Reporting about the people he knows best will win you your spurs with him as an able little commentator. Take the trouble, if it is trouble, to track down information about his pals who have followed him into the service, and tell bun what 8 what with them. Send him his hometown paper or at Dast clip and enclose he personal columns and stories of special interest to him. Hell take his hat off to you as a pretty special kind of girl, and that. tribute is rich reward for your pains. -- Camp Meets At Quinney Home Providence. Robert leaves Thursday for service with the navy. blue Daffodils in a robin-eg- g pottery bowl gave a cheerful spring setting to the dinner table. Guests of the evening were Miss Bonnie Taylor of Logan and Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Nelson and vsons Boyd and Jay of Nibley. U S RED CROSS HUGHES STCr.! A Award A Wonderful Record A Wonderful Recognition HATS OFF TO THE lesson. Great Britain began a list of Hostesses will be Rebecca Stewmissing women in 1885. Now it art, Nellie Quinney, Mary Reese contams more than 6000 names. and Lula McArthur. , CALIFORNIA PACKING CO. The New Telephone Directory Closes Soon If you desire additional listings or directory advertising, just call the Telephone Business Office. UTAH-IDAH- O CENTRAL FRCMn HOT FIASIISS If ton Buffer from hot flash, eak, uervuus Irritable feelings are a bit blue at times due to the functional middlt-Rge- " period peculiar to women try Lydia E Ptnkhama Vegetable Compound to rellee sm h sYrrfrOms It helps nature Follow label directions LYDIA E. PINKHAMSK&S - V Henry Ballard camp of DUP will meet Thursday March 16, at 3 pm. at the home of Mrs Nellie Quinney 159 West First South. Mrs Ada England will read a history of her grandfather and Mrs. Rebecca Stewart will give the n. YOU WOMEN Garments with elastic waist-- i binds should not be pinned to the clothesline by the waistband Instead, drape over the line or pin at some other point. no-ho- st Heres How to Literary Club Meets and baby of Newton and Rula and Friendship club members entertained their husbands at a party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd D. Hansen Saturday eve- sweet peas with green and silver candles at either end. A delicious dinner was served to Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Smith, Mr. and Mrs. David McCullock, Mr. and Mrs. Vem Bergeson, Mr. and Mrs. Ephriam Schwartz, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoth, Mr. .and Mrs Grant Skeen, DONT TAKE CHANCES WITH Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey Kearl and POSSIBLE EAR INFECTION Mr. and Mrs. Hansen. The remainder of the evening By MARY BEARD was spent playing pinochle with Director, Nursing. Service, high score going to Mr. and Mrs. American Red Cross McCullock and liw score to Mr. Written for NEA Service and Mrs. Skeen. Never judge an ear by external appearances. Its visible architecture may not compel your admiration, but remember that it is one of the most marvelous and delicate mechanisms of the body and of such importance that it deserves Jeanette Anderson Joins WAVES and Leaves Logan Soon Miss No-Ho- st ning. SL Patricks theme was used in decorations and the long dinner table was centered wjth a bowl of gan was recently sworn into the WAVES. Chief Recruiter G. El Nekon, navy recruiter, announced today, Miss Anderson has made her home with Mr. and Mrs Rulon Hansen for the past several years and graduated from Logan Senior high school in 1942. Since that time she has been employed n acy." There is really no reason for mechanics at Hill Field. She will her neighbors to get their Irish leave Monday for Hunters college, up over that, because what Mrs. New York, to begin training. Shaw says of the people of her husband s country is equally true of the people of other countries. SAD AWAKENING club of ProviLadies We have a very real example dence willLiterary meet this evening at of what Mrs. Shaw is talking 8 30 at the home of Arlean Low. about right here in America. Look around you at many of the people Guests were Mr and Mrs Lonn SOeseph xsmm ing Wednesday, Will acquaint students and faculty of the school of arts and sciences at Utah State Agricultural college and further activities of students and faculty on a friendly social basis. This tea is the second in a series of events scheduled to be held during the school year for arts and science students and faculty. It will be held in the women's lounge from 4:30 to 6 p. m. A preview of the opera 'Martha," to be presented during April by the college music department, will be given under the direction of W. H Manning, acting head of the college vocal music department. Dr. F. B. Wann, associate professor of plant physiology, chairmans the committee in charge of memCommittee arrangements. bers are Dr. Sherwin Maeser, Dr. Thelma Fogelberg, and Nevada Haight of Cedar City, student representative. u ) Girl A tea, to be held in the women's lounge of the Commons build- Miss Milktt Has A Soothing Word For Sensitive Irish fjh xrs- the Army stands for Artillery, but with screen actress Lynn Baggett, it means above, Adorable, Amiable, Amorous " At least so say lads of the 144th AAA Gun Battalion, Camp Hahn, Calif., who picked her as their AAA in Anti-Aircr- Club Enjoys Party with Husbands RAILROAD |