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Show 0REMJ3ENEVA TTME2 THURSDAY, LZZZ1ZJ, 11, I SHARON Delta Newell 0752-R3 All children of the ward nine years of age and older are invited in-vited to attend a series of special dances which are being held in the ward hall every Saturday afternoon. Music is furnished by Rita Hadlock. Theresia Pyne, VEOIIT Blanch Chrlslenten Phone) 0654-J-l Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kocher-hans Kocher-hans were happy to have two nephews, Leo and Henry Koch-erhans Koch-erhans of Lovell, Wyoming as their guests for a few days last week. The Sunrtav Snhnnl Knnprin- j tt-i c weuawwuiuuuxicienxwiHoro tender gavea party for the direct the dance program. A spec Junior and Advance Junior ial invitation is extended to the Deacons and Beehive girls and anyone else Interested in learning learn-ing ballroom dances. The Primary officers jnd teachers preparation meeting was held recently at the home of Verna Vernon. Donna Kitchen ave the Teacher Training lesson. les-son. Tfail Builder class leaders , Verna Vernon, Ardith Lewis, Verda Jepperson and Tanar Ivie were in charge of the program and refreshments were served to sixteen ladies. Youth leadership meeting was held on Wednesday. Elna Brewer Sunday School classes on Tuesday Tues-day evening at the home of Eph Twitchell. The party was given in appreciation for the fine work done by the class members in a house to house canvas to gather the dime fund. Twenty girls were present, with Mr. and Mrs. Reed Burgner, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Louder, Mr. and Mrs. Eph Twitchell and Hilda K. Stone. Games were played and refreshments refresh-ments served. The Deacons of the ward did a good job in gathering the Fast led the discussion on "Choosing offerings. The ward members a Vocation." Stake officers Adele Fielding and Erma Josie of the LDS Girls Committee were present. , Mrs. Myrtle Rowley gave the literary lesson in Relief Society' on Tuesday. i gave liberally in response to the request by the church presidency. presid-ency. All fast offerings this month mon-th will be sent to the needy in Europe. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. i Kenneth Ercanbrack was blessed I at Fast meetina Sundav bv Reed Mr. and Mrs. Reed Hanks of Burgner and was given the name McKinnon, Wyoming, were of James A. Ercanbrack. guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Max Brady during the week. Inez Boulter and her mother' program at the Junior Sundav Mrs. Arthur Newell were Salt School sacrament meeun?, under Lake City visitors on Wednesday, the direction of Lloyd Louiier. BONDS STRESSED FOR XMAS GIFTS Urging the purchase of U. S. Savings Bonds as Christmas gifts which will grow in value, Charles Char-les L. Smith, State Chairman of the Savings Bonds division of the Treasury Department, described the Series E bond as "a present with a future." The Series E bond, paying 2.9 interest, and with a guaranteed cash value, is a valuable and practical gift for family security and is especially ideal for building an educational fund for children," he said. In connection with the current concern over inflation, he stated: "It is heartening to note that total sales of savings bonds in the nation continue to exceed redemptions, re-demptions, and that the value of savings bonds, outstanding had reached a new high of nearly $52 billion at the end of November, Novem-ber, of which more than $45 billion bil-lion worth are in the hands of individual owners." Refreshments were SSI The p.n ..,. The children gave .. , anu Mint afternoon. served. A Fireside Chat was held at the home of Gloria Washburn on Sunday evening for the Gleaners and M-Men of the ward. LaVar Kocherhans was the guest speak- j er. Refreshments were served to, a large crowd. The Gleaner girls met at the home of Comorah Gordon to make candy and cookies to be The class taught by Nina Strat-' PCnt in Christmas boxes to ser-ton ser-ton and Mrs. Hudson gave the vice men and the six missionar- fr;m the ward. Present were iio Wilson, teacher, Gloria iilK-rn, I : - a ' ' r.-on. Designs cut from orist-ma3 orist-ma3 cards and glued to tvs surface of small pocket mirrors make attractive TREE ORNAMENTS. : '': :v:i;:-3Bp A- TABLE OR MANTLE TYPE OECO- CATIOJ K MADE RV j TWINING GARLANDS i OP EVERGREENS AROUND A CANDLE IN SUCH A MANNER AS TO HIDE THE HOLDER. k hi?'p;ring talks D Airs. told a t " . tn K lt1J m StUI.V. X-ii-tV-HiiCC till.' , , i.-ru iu?5U' dren wlt uecemuer id, at s:uo p.m. in tne ma i i-. '. . : teachers report meeting and so- I'r. L-re present. . 1 U 1 A 1 i m i . .. wmu tuayei. n. j.me program nas mcscay anrn;o j;i ine regular been arranged and refreshments work and business hiec ting of the will be served. All married wo- Relief i'c -ie.y was held at 1:C0 men of the ward are cordially p.m. under the dlreel'e.a of Mrs. . IK ! ' s il ;or: ijan. Va r '. ih G.. invited. Visiting teachers are re- Buclah 1.1 The E'c'ers ard h i a . a.: and C'ctl-ti of tre: "tJo brighten your MANTLE TRY BOWS, GREENS LIGHTS, NUTS AND TREE X ORNAMENTS. er. The lad.es prescni. tvenirg. Da' quested to attend this meeting, tvbrked on two quills during the Lv uved ti:ove pre.-.:' I 1 " ED6EI.10II1 Eva Gillissie 026-J1 Miss Joan' Gillespie entertained entertain-ed her Sunday School class at her home Thursday evening Clever table games wer played and refreshments served to Mrs Almira Johnson, class instructor Mark Farrer, Paul Conrad, Lou ise and Ruth lynolds, Janice Miller, Betty Lou Gordon, Lu-Jean Lu-Jean Kemper, Edna Mitchell, Emma Sundquist, Joyce and Joan Gillespie. j Edgemont Literary Club will meet Friday at the home oi Mrs. Zepha Smith, where Mrs. Florence Flor-ence Unthank will give the book review. All members are urged to be present. The monthly youth leadership meeting was held Wednesday evening at the church. Another fine dancing party was enjoyed by the Elders Dancing Dan-cing Club .and their friends on Thursday evening. It was u. apron ap-ron and overall affair. Next Thursday at Relief Society So-ciety the Christmas social will be held and the retiring officers will be honored. Mrs. Bernice Faulkner is the retiring president presi-dent and her counselors were Mrs. Tana Richards and Mrs. Elmira Johnson. Mrs. Johnson has been sustained president of the organization, with Clara Jones and Pearl Slubbs as coun selors. Flora Bigler is secretary with Tana Richards, chorister and Helen Gordon, organist. All ladies of the ward are invited to this social. Gifts will be ex changed. Mr. and Mrs. O. C Marriotti visited in Salt Lake City Satur- day, with Mrs. Marriotti's sister i who has been seriously ill for I the past two months in a Salt Lake hospital. Edgemont Camp, Daughters of Utah Pioneers, enjoyed a fine Christmas social Thursday after noon, following their regular meeting at the home of Mrs. harp Gillespie with Mrs. Dora -ii:ff assisting hostess. A sketch ' "Surface Wells" was given " Mrs. Ossa Ferguson and Mrs. 1 1; iv. see Unthank gave the les- rn c i ' Pioneer Albums." Many r-riiecT SUGCESTED MENU FOR EGOLESS THURSDAY Cm tint Food Commit ft BRAISED LAMB SHANKS AND NOODLES S Umb shanks y. cu flour J tpooni lalt f4 teaspoon pepper 2 Ublespooni fat 1 cup sliced omoiit 1 small rem pepper, seeded and sliced m quarlt bolting water pound wide noodles Have butcher cut each shank bits 1 pieces. Combine Hour with 1 teaspoon Salt and s teaspoon pepper. Roll meat in this mixture, and brown thoroughly on all sides in the hot (at. Then add onions and green pepper, and brown siiKhllv. Add hoiltnij water, remaining i teaspoons salt and K teaspoon pepper; cover and simmer (or 1 hour Then skim off excess fat; add noodles; cover, and continue cookine about 20 mlnules or until noodles are tender. Serve shanks In center ot platter with noodles and gravy around them. Serves $-6. tiiiii4iiit4ttiittiitiiaisfiJtiiuittiitiiiirifiiiriiciiijiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiittitfLiiiitiiitiisitjiiriiiitiiiiiiiriitsiitiiiiiiijiiisiitirtiiffiitiLtttiiJttBiiiiHtinnj- . 3 CLOSE OUT BRAND NEW VACUUM CLEANERS Apex and Monitor REDUCED TO WD THEY MAKE WONDERFUL CHRISTMAS GIFTS 1 AT I GENEVA SUPPLY GO. OREM r.imiimniiiimiiinmniiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiniiiiiniiiimniimimiiiiiim lintypes and albums : 'ayed by the ladies i.rs. Marriotti conduc- ! rr" t . .r s;rnes, with prizes go-; j rg !o r i a Wernz and Ossa Fer-j Fer-j tiiff-n. Mrs. Myrtle Clayson of r i cn i.iiimv company was a wis Mrs. Flora Bigler. i ; ; nt were Annie Gil-? Gil-? Uth Ferguson,.- Su- ; iitn. Florence Mel- r . 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