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Show nREM-GENEVA TIMES JILL CREST Conducted by THURSDAY. JULY 5, 1851 1 f Vane , Hill Crest . tn call TU. jj i - , 0553-B1 . MM. Wrfftod Mr. ana " . Jand children, Ann, Carol and J? Ecaf Calff." lt n&Ct 10 J month or six weeks at tae tome oi LTS- j""su" Lena Guber. Roy Billings was confirmed a member of the LDS church on Sunday by his father, Laird Billings. Bill-ings. Dale Herbert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Olsen, was named and blessed by his father at fast day services on Sunday. The monthly Youth Leadership Leader-ship meeting was held on Sunday. Sun-day. Members of the MIA enjoyed i social evening on Saturday. UNIVERSITY OF UTAH Stadium Bowl 8:45 p.m. BROADWAY STARS in L Alt Two shows for $1.50, $2.00, $3.00, $4.00 Tickets on Sale WARREN J. SALMON Salmon Pharmacy Orem, Utah HOME OF GOODWILL, USED CARS 43 CHEV. 4 dor R&H 395 MJFORD4 dor R&H 1045 48 CHEV. 4 dor R&H 1195 OeSOTO 4 dor R&H 495 50 CHEC spt cpe R&H 1595 COME IN AND Try Them Out! Paul L. Harmon Co. Your Pontiac Dealer 297 West Main Am. Fork Phone 555 W22 SUA Zt " ove, wardrobe reaui&ites "fnr . i ' " are?s houses and skirts all the pattern atffiniTf.1- PPy v,cftti- The tremendous variety of JS Wntwt and individuay dres8ed- And what', account vr h i Ure your own ""trets, you can take into waTst thn ! r'thaTaverage 8"Iders, smaller-than-average fiTperfwtfy Wage kgs' In oth "rds. y" Rothes wfl Shaping Hem If you're busily cutting: out your next dress now, you might welcome a few hints on sewing techniques. With the trend to circular skirU here's a trick for a nicely and neatly finished hemline. The fullness at the top of hems in circular or gored skirts can and should be shrunk out in most rayon and silk materials in order to make a smooth hem. For best results, after basting the first turn inch from the lower edge, run a line of lengthened machine Stitching near the upper edge. Pull up one thread of this stitching as needed to shape the hem to tho skirt Next place a piece of heavy wrapping paper, to prevent marking right side of skirt, between the hem and skirt and shrink out the fullness. Trim hem an even width and finish with seam binding or by catch stitching. Those Important Seams The general rule in stitching seams is to stitch from the wide part to the narrow part; shoulder seams from neck to armseye, underarm seams from armseye to waistline and sleeves from armseye to wrist Skirt seams are stitched from hem to waist. It is important to stitch all seams in a skirt and all corresponding correspond-ing seams in other parts in the same manner to prevent possible twist-in? twist-in? of the garment Pleats are stitched from the bottom or loose end toward the top, but darts should be stitched from the seam edge toward the point to insure a gradually tapered point Home-Sewn Beach Fashion One way to cut vacation expenses is to make your own bathing suit. Choose a cotton print that flatters your coloring, accent it with bands and hrfiter of plain fabric in one of the tones of the print The circular skirt of this two-piece suit has a zipper closing and ties at the waistline with a bow worn either in back or at one side. The bra top has a three-button closing. If you would like a direction leaflet for making this BATHING SUIT (size 12), just send a stamped, self-addressed self-addressed envelope to the Needlework Department of this paper and ask for Leaflet No. E-2593. vj mm u V .m . 1 tea f - "? 4 fills- .J I. -U ' f f . lit t w i 1! n ? - v. v ; 5 ? v - i j . Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Hardy (Donna Vee Hanson), who were married Friday evening in tho Windsor ward LDS chapel la tho presence of relatives and close friends. Tho bride is the daughter dau-ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hanson of Orem, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hardy of ProTO. ' Following the ceremony the couple were honored at a reception given by the bride's mother in the ward recreation hall. The bride is graduate of the Pleasant Grove high school and seminary, and the groom is a graduate of Provo high school and seminary. They will make their home in Provo. Max Burup of Downey, Idaho Id-aho spent the weekend here visiting vis-iting with friends. Mrs, Zella Colvln spent last week in Monroe, Utah visiting relatives and friends- GENEVA WARD The monthly teachers report meeting of the Relief Society will be held at 2 p. m. on Mon- . . . . k ; rinv .Inlv Q Thp umrit nnrl hue- r i iness meeting will be held at 10 a. in., and at 2 p. m. a bookji review will be given by Mrs. T, John Lewis. The LDS Girls hobby show was well attended. Mary Rowley offered the opening prayer and Alverda Carson welcomed the group. Georgia Kudd a solo, ac companied on the steel guitar by her mother, Jolene Barley presented an original play, "Our MIA. She was assisted by Ileta Robbins. Bishop Larsen presented pres-ented awards toShirley Smith, Minnie Palmer and Fern Heath, MIA leaders. Refreshments were served to 80. The closing prayer was offered by Lorna Maycock. Babies blessed in Sacrament meeting on Sunday were Stephen Steph-en Thomas Kitchen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norval Kitchen, oy his father; and the twins of Milt and Helen Litt ef eld. Beckie was blessed by Bishop Wilford Larsen and Brent L. by Harold Baker. Mrs. Florence Shepherd is visiting vis-iting friends and relatives in Orem from her home in San Diego, Calif- She is the mother of Arthur and William Shepherd, Shep-herd, and formerly resided here. Creek Gifts for Korea -A .vs in t GROVE THEATER Friday and Saturday BEST OF THE BAD MEN Matinee Sunday at 3.. Sunday, Monday, Tuesday THE GREAT CARUSO Wednesday Only Ruth Roman in LIGHTNING STRIKES TWICE Korean Minister of Health Han Yunt Ca (riU) expresses the appreciation of the people of Korea for Greece s peneroslty ty ahakinr the hand of a Greek Orthodox priest, chaplain with a contingent con-tingent of Greek reinforcements for the United Nations Forces In Korea. The crates in the background, on the Puaan waterfront, contain contributions from Greece of soap, medical and school sap-plies sap-plies for the Korean people. Korean Minister of Social Affairs CuH Chunr and Brigadier General A. C. DascarelU, Greek coinmander, who made presentation of the gifts, appear in that order at Use left. Mrs. Nell Moon motored up from Zion National park last week. She is employed at the park, . Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Poulson and Vonzaa, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Donnell, and Mr. and Mrs. Ned Poulson were visitors at Duchesne Du-chesne last week. Mrs. Ruth Watson from Honolulu is visiting her sister, Mrs. Esther Boulton at Chisteelo Acres. Joan Adams has returned from her week at the National Nation-al Leadership Training conference confer-ence of Future Homemakers of America, at Estes Park, Colo. OREM FIRST Conducted by BETH NOEL BETH NC v Orem Fi I I residents invited to V. s 0860-R' Orem First are call Mrs. Noel 0860-R4 with -personal ;- items and oth-LL oth-LL er news. Sister Zina Selman and Sh3r-ir.an Sh3r-ir.an Howard were the speakers in sacrament meeting Sunday evening, and June Gammell favored fa-vored with an organ solo. A special meeting is called by the bishopric for all officers End teachers of the ward to be held Wednesday, July 11. FOR RENT Small basement apartment Apply upstairs apt. for particulars. First house south of Geneva Dairy. 847 South Slate, Orem FRIDAY AND SATURDAY real-life story of Valerie. zii Ben Hogan - 1 ; Starrisg Glenn Ford and Anne Baxter MONDAY - TUESDAY -, WEDNESDAY Vn-C-Ws blazing f ?i story of a 1 1 1 feud betwoenN J J botherajX " f GRAND VIEW Conducted ' --. by ., Marilyn ( Younjf i v- ( Grand View ' residents are invited to call f-" 0104 R2 " X 'a with personal items and olh-- er news. Miss Young The following babies were blessed Sunday morning: Gwen dolyn Olsen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Olsen. by her father: Bruce Leon Black, son of Leland Black, b yhis father; Judy Ann Lewis, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Harry J. Lewis, by an uncle, Harvey Harward; Craig Clyde Olsen, son oi Mr. ana Mrs Clyde Olsen, by his father. David Gill has been home during dur-ing the past week visiting with his wife and family. Mr. Gill is statinnpd at a camD in South Carolina with the U. S. army. Glenna Ivie spent the weekend week-end here visiting with friends and relatives. She is employed in Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rollins, nnri Kav Camenish have return ed from Fish Lake where they enjoyed a vacation. Members of the ward MIA en joyed a roller skating party last week Refreshments were served by the Mia Maids. The baby son of Mr and Mrs. Wayne Davis underwent a coennd maior operation at the Utah Valley hospital last week. Uncle Sam Says Plus: "The Guest" an outstanding featurette. Representative cities in the United States have taken the initiative In demonstrating to the nation what they can do to help in the national emergency. In consequence these cities are now the proud possessors of a brand new V:S. Defense Bond Flag. They found that selling U. S. Defense Bonds Is the one thins everyone can do. They Induced more than 80 per cent of the community's com-munity's employers to install the Payroll Savings Plan. Here's a job everyone can undertake. U. S. Trtaiwy DeporfmMf Taylor's Big Annual ffiB-SIOBllffl c EA JjkA 1 4 SATURDAY! MONDAY! . TUESDAY! The year's top values in every department! Shop at Taylor's-You'll Taylor's-You'll save plenty during the next three days! ' s L . |
