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Show Attractive MidWeek Event One of the prettiest weddings of the season was that held in the. Joseph Smith building Wednesday, Wed-nesday, evening to compliment Mr., and Mrs. David Earl Norton (Donna Beck) who were married Wednesday Wed-nesday noon in the Salt Lake temple. President Stephen L Chipman performed the ceremony, in the presence of the parents of the young couple, Mr, .and Mrs. Orin Beck of Provo, and Mr. and Mrs. M. Norton of Salt Lake City, formerly of Provo. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Norton, and Mrs. Nazelle Bickley of Salt Lake City, an aunt of the groom. Guests, numbering 250 relatives and friends, were greeted at the door by Mr. and Mrs. Leo Lcrr-sen Lcrr-sen -and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Norton, and the receiving re-ceiving line comprised: the parents, William J. Norton, brother of the groom. 1 '' nest man; the groom and bride, Carol Beck, sister of the bride, maid of honor; Jane Hafen, Mrs, Horace Hood and Mrs. Rulon Bradley, bridesmaids, and Bar bara Norton and Bonnie Beck, Stop That COUGH! Malta this S5e S Rlak Teat. Try It for Belief of Couch ma Cold Discomfort. Get a 25c Bottle, of MENTHO LYPTUS Cough Syrnp Remember, it . moat help tovlt coach or your -mon.y will bo refandod. PROVO DRUG CO. tS North Col. Ave. Fhoao U JfT A Mrs. Gertrude Wiseman ' . Subtests Plain Fruit Cake 1 o. batter 1 e. brown sugar egg 1 e. brown ayrop or molasaes 3-j c. aour milk LV, c floor l4 ta. aoda 14 lb. candied oranr. peel U, lb. candied citron I ta. cloves, allspice and nutmeg; 1 lge. pkc seeded raisins 1 pkg-. dates 1 pkg. currants 1 c. walnuts i lb. candled cherries 1 slices candled pineapple 2 ta. cinnamon Prepare fruits and nuts and dredge with H c- ot extra flour. Cream butter with mlnuMer and add sugar gradually. Using No. 2 speed add the eggs one at a time, molasses and sifted' dry ingredients alternately with sour milk. Combine with fruits and nuts. Bake In lined tins at 250 to 300 degrees for two to four hours. TUNE IN -KOVO- 9 Each Wednesday and Friday 10:15 A. M. for "Toot Homo SerTlce" Featuring; Mrs. Gertrude Wiseman LOW COST LIGHT aad POWEB" FLASH!! New Line of Wonderful Home-made CHILDREN'S DRESSES Just Arrivedl Sizes 2 Years to 10 for Thanksgiving and Christmas SHOP EARLY WHILE THEY LAST! NEW TOGS ARRIVING DAILY! TIHY TOT TOGGERY 230 WEST CENTER I Furnished Model Home Daily 3:30 WASATCH 'Why -Not Inspect These Model Homes They Have: 1 Full basements. 2 Mueller hot air furnace. 3 Automatic Gaa Water heater. 4 Tile bath room with tub and .shower. 5 Largo kitchen with tile finish. 6 Breakfast nook. 7 Immediate occupancy. Gas stove and electric refrigerators available. $300 down Wasatch Gardens entrance at 4th South & 7th East (Springville Road) Provo Exclusive Agents ; ROWAN REALTY, Inc. 176 West, Center sisters of the newlyweds, flower fflris. A beautifully modeled wedding: gown f heavy white crepe was worjLyby the bride, over which feU a fingertip veil of net edged with lace, which was held in place with a crown of pearls. She carried car-ried a bouquet of gardenias and an orchid. Miss Beck wore yellow neti. and Talisman rosea. Miss Hafen's frock was 'of blue and white net, Mrs. Hood appeared in old-rose taffeta and Mrs. Bradley, in yellow taffeta. Their corsages were of roses and gardenias. Bar' bara was dressed in flowered gorg-ettej gorg-ettej and Bonnie in blue taffeta, and; they held dainty baskets of sweet peas. Mrs. Beck, mother of the bride. wore black crepe and Mrs. Norton, blue' crepe, and they wore corsages of button chrysanthemums. cajrysantnemums and roses were used in decorating the re ception hall, and the serving table in the adjoining room was covered with a lace cloth- and centered with a huge wedding cake orna men ted with a tiny bridal pair. ENJOY INEXPENSIVE PRIZE WINNING ORANGE MARMALADE It's 'Easy To Make Anytime With This Simple Recipe 6 Medium Sized Oranges (2 lb: Sliced) 6 Cups Wafer J 2 Cup Lemon Juke (About 6 lemons) 1 Package M.CP. Pectia 9A Level rCupa Sugar ( Meatmtmd rmmdj use) 1. Cut oranges in cartwheels with very sharp knife to make slices thii at possible. Discard the large flat? peel ends. Sliced fruit should weigh 2 pounds. 2. Put; sliced fruit in S-quart kettle. Add the water and lemon Juice. 3. Bring to a quick boil;' boil gently for 1 hour (uncovered). If peel is not tender in" 1 hour, boil until tender. 4. Measure the cooked material. Due to boiling, the volume will be reduced re-duced below 7 cups. Add water to make total peel and Juice exactly 7 cups. - 5. Put back in kettle. Stir In M.CP. Pectin; continue stirring and bring to a full boil 6. Add sugar (previously measured). Stir gently until it has reached a full rolling boil, and BOIL EXACTLY EX-ACTLY 4 MINUTES. Remove from fire: skim and stir by turns for 5 minutes. 7. Pour into Jars. If you use pint or quart Jars, seal hot and invert Jars on lids until Marmalade begins to set Then, shake well and set Jars upright. This keeps the peel evenly distributed throughout NOTE: This recipe storks equally well with Navel Oranges or Valen eias. When either variety is overripe over-ripe said peel' is soft, use H-cup Lemon Juice instead of -eup. (Be sure to discard any seeds.) This recipe mattes 7 pound of prize-winning prize-winning Orange Marmalade. (adv Open For Inspection to 7:30 P. M. GARDENS Phone, 235 Petticoats are Qmltefl for Warmt T3RIGHT Jdea for these chilly day: petticoats with quilted panels that keep your legs warm, but nsaintain the current slim silhouette, silhou-ette, as illustrated at center, abovei. The panels are of aralac be tween two thicknesses of rayon crepe. . They are used front and back for warmth, with the side panels on the plain crepe for smooth fit At left, above, is another new, warm petticoat of half wool, half rayon. It comes in a variety Jtf plaids. The sketch St right, above, shows a taffeta petticoat with scalloped lower edge that comes in black and navy Pink tapers were on either side J. W. McAdam was master of ceremonies, and during dancing, a short program was furnished by Mrs. Norma Dyer, who sang two solos, accompanied by Mrs. Fay Loveless; reading. Master Ronnie Norton, and song, little Shirlene Norton. The gifts were in charge of Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Norton end Mr. and Mrs. Preston Norton. Unusual Program At Slomia Club A meeting of -thei revigh school Selowia club was held in the Little theater Wednesday evening. Mrs. Florence Mitchell gave an interesting talk on "Chinese Immortals," Im-mortals," and showed a collection of small Chinese statues. She was presented with a corsage by the club. Group singing was led by Helen Glegg, president, after which the club schedule for the year was discussed. Moyie Pictures At 145 F. A. Auxiliary Mrs. Ralph Hayward showed movie pictures taken in the Ha waiian islands, at the meeting of the 145th F. A. auxiliary, held Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. George Henderson. . Mrs. A. D. Clark and Mrs. Ledger Ledg-er Free were assisting hostesses. The president, Mrs. Fred C. Strate, was in charge. Prayer was offered by Mrs. Lewis Bigler, and a salute and pledge of allegiance to tne nag was led oy Mrs. A. D. Scott. Two violin selections were played by Miss Nlla Stubbs, ac companied by Mrs. McCene Grim-mett. Grim-mett. Delicious refreshments were served. Corp. Oakley Home Is Entertained Mr. and Mr 3 W MWrVinalri entertained at a dinner Tuesday at their home in honor of their erandson. Cnm damn T . nalriov who is here from Camp Wolters, Texas, to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Oakley. Covers were laid for 12 guests, including Mr. and Mrs. Grant Thomas and children, Mack and Shirley of Boise, Idaho, and Mr. ana jars, jerry uaxiey. Corn. Oaklev is on a week's furlough. tkm et Palmer SKIN success OlntM.nt bae sUssuti thounn.. for ovar 100 vaara for lite wnJarful rtltef It artmra to ucljr trriutma, Ktaraallr eataate Itehlnff t sMna. rtng-warm rtng-warm and pimplea. Only tile SattefaMio r monry back. T cmpla SKIN 8UG-CBSS'a 8UG-CBSS'a nyalen., sathr Irritatloa with Pal-mcr'a Pal-mcr'a SUCCESS Soaja Mleato 5c. At drujr eount.r. or B. T. Jremw Oru Co 127 Water St.. Htw Tork CKr. (Ad. WARNING CAR OWNERS! Don't Risk Tour Future INSURE YOUR CAR NOW! See LA VON E. PAYNE Representing State Farm Mutual Ante ; Insurance Co. St West Center St. Next Door, Mitchell Jewelry S.- Provo,' Utah " . PHONE 280 1932-M Book Review Ijs Enjoyed Mrs. Clifton D.. Anderson re viewed the book, "A Sweeter Woman," by Louise Piatt Hauck, at . the meeting of the K. S. Literary Liter-ary club held at the home of Mrs. O. R. Baird Wednesday evening. Kathleen and Wilford Baird sang a duet, accompanied by Mrs. James Hawkins, and Wilford fav ored with solos. Also, Mrs. Haw kins played piano numbers; Delicious Deli-cious refreshments wre served, and small vases of chrysartthe- iiiuiiiB uevuraica me rooms. Guests included Mrs. M. L. Cor- bett, Mrs. D. D. Bushnell and Mrs. A. M. Snelgrove, and members present were Mrs. Harold Mitchell, Mrs. Austin Tyler, Mrs. Bernell StUrgis, Mrs. Jasper Snow, Mrs. LaVell Ostler, Mrs. Karl Johnson, Mrs. Thomas Reid, Mrs. Clifton Anderson, Mrs. Elmer Madsen, Mrs. Eldon Payne, Mrs. Donald Mitchell, Mrs. James Hawkins, Mrs. Ernest Hansen and Mrs. Ray mond Johnson. Dental Society Auxiliary Meets The Utah County Dental So ciety auxiliary met at the home of Mrs. Da Costa Clark Wednes day evening, with Mrs. W. L. Worlon of Lehi, as assisting hos tess; Mrs. Reed Holdaway, who re cently arrived here, was a guest. Her-husband, Dr. Holdaway, for merly of Provo, has been prac ticing on the coast for five years and; is expecting to locate in Springville. Lunch was served at small tableau Mrs. Clark played two piano selections and community singing was enjoyed, lie -women worked on afghans and knitted for the Red Cross. Members were: Mrs. M. W. Mer rill, f Mrs. C. O. Jensen, Mrs. W. D. Tueller, Mrs. Allan G. Brockbank, Provo; Mrs. L. E. Ottesen of Springville, Mrs. W. L. Worlton of Lehi . and Mrs. C. R. Anderson and Mrs.' James S. Chadwick of Am erican Fork OM Girls Pledge Member OA S. Trovata girls held a candlelight pledging ceremonies at the home. of Marian Owens Wed- NOW PLAYING Lovely Gifts . At Shower Honorine her slater. uM nra Sirnkins. the former Norda Christensen. a recent brid. um ATtnur rnicxett entertained at a personal shower Wednesday evening at her home. ', , rink carnations were employed in decorating. Monte Carlo Whist was played. .Mrs. Elizabeth. Jen-klns Jen-klns winning the high score: prize, following which delicious refreshments refresh-ments were served. Patriotic table covers and nankins were used. corresponding nut baskets marked iu9 piacea. A variety of lovely gifts were presented to the guest of honor. Those attending were: Mrs. A. E. Wright, Mrs. Alfred Dexter, jr., Mrs. vivian ennstensen, Mrs. J. Max Roberts, Mrs. C. G. Shaw, Mfa 'Elizabeth Jenklnn, UTra ttalnH Rogers, Mrs Elvln GPrestwlch, Mrs. LaVern Duke, Mrs. Leo Han-COCK. Han-COCK. Mrs. Jack Duekett. Mia Beverly Duckett, Miss Betty Prestwlch, Mrs. Max Christensen, Mrs. iwei Kamoeau ana Mrs. E. J. Duckett. Quiet Wedding Held in Nevada Mr. and Mrs! LeRoy, Hoover nave returned from Reno Nevada, where they attended the marriage ceremony of their daughter, Mau rine and Sgt. Vernon A. Crowell, held Wednesday noon. Judge McKnight officiated. The bride wore a brown wool suit with matching accessories and a corsage of Talisman roses. After the quiet ceremony, a dinner was neia in honor of tne newlyweds, at the Grand hotel, in Reno, after which the couple left to spend a few days in San Francisco Fran-cisco and Stockton, Calif., before going on -to Klamath Falls, Ore., to make their home. Sgt. Crowell, a son of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Pease of Stockton, is with the military police stationed at Tuie Lake, Calif. Mrs. Mahgiim Invites Guests . To Luncheon . Mrs. W. Lester Mangum is en tertaining at a luncheon Friday afternoon at her home. Guests bidden Include: Mrs, A. C. Norwood, Mrs. G. W. Kelly, Mrs. E. A. Brown, Mrs D. A Swearingen, Mrs. C. B. Throck morton, and Mrs. George Hard- man. Sweet peas and chrysanthe mums win be used in decorating. War Bond Given At Social Event At a patriotic social Catherine held Wednesday "morning,; a debate de-bate and'speech by seven contest ants was featured, Mr. May Day, a new member of the group, being awaraeo a 925 war bona as the prize. Mrs. Day gave an excellent speech on "What Makes a Pa triot." Miss in Moscow '-5'. A For the first time in history, the American embassy in Moscow has a working girl as its official hostess. - Kathleen Harriman. 25, gave up her lob in London to accompany her father, W. Aver ell Harriman, to Russia. nesday evening for Afton Bry son. Unit songs were sung and a number of the; girls introduced original or-iginal O. S. songs. - Plans were made for a theater party to be held next week, with a pot-luck luncn to be served after. Twenty-three members attend' ed. ' ' e ,v-: , Plus: DISNEY CARTOOIC MUSICAL LATEST NEWS " , f - 1$ JIAN GITS WOOED IW THE WIST! ; y Arthur Vp2 PAGE'.S novBr. DAILY HERALD Tfry Colorful Camouflage on Old 'Typewriter Desk I .1 ! i. if r 1 1 (' 1 x-iV. (From Merita, New York) VY7ITH typewriters as scarce as they are now, ft should be easy to pick up a secondhand typewriter desk for very little money. With a little ingenuity, time and elbow grease, it can be dressed up tnd made the focal point of a boy or girl's room. The photo above shows a salvaged desk, rejuvenated with paint and smart red-white-and-blue plaid oilcloth, which also covers the seat and back of the Chair (also rescued from the discard), and makes a decorative wall panel ler the hanging bookcase. The professional touch is seen . in matching the bolder stripes in the design, so that the horizontal lines on the desk top continue straight down the side panels. The edges, of the wall panel are finished off with a-band of red scotch tape. Club Calender VALLEY CIRCLE Valley Circle members will meet at the Masonic temple Friday morning at 10 o'clock for a quilting. quilt-ing. A covered dish lunch will be served at noon. All Eastern Star members are welcome. Hostess To Social Art Club An enjoyable time was spent by members of the Social Art club at the home of Mrs. William Vincent Wednesday evening. . Songs- and piano selections were furnished r by Mrs. Douglas Lee, and delicious refreshments were served. - Mrs. Lee, Mrs. J. V. Wragg, Mrs. Donald Beesley and Mrs. Afton Wiikins were guests, and members attending were: Mrs. George Myers, Mrs. Ole E. Olsen, Mrs. C. A. Dahlquist, Mrs. Edwin Madsen, Mrs. Lena Swenson, Mrs. William Minger, Mrs. James Peay, Mrs. John Thurgood and Mrs. Henry Booke. Jaycee Dancing Party Saturday The Jaycee Dancing . clufc is holding another party Saturday evening at the Golf clubhouse. The affair will be semi-formal, announces Dale Reese, chairman. S. E. C. Club Is Entertained .Mrs. Lorna. Backus entertain ed members of the S. E. C. club at "her home Wednesday evening, sewing and 1 refreshments being enjoyed Attending were Mrs." Willa Parker, Mrs. Wanda Sellers, Mrs. La Rue Kelsch, Mrs. Ruth Mc- Clellan and Mrs. Mary Beth Mitchell. LAST THREE DAYS! 01AKAEARRYMCRE WAlIERAm1 11 ! WWSSb A 1 fO-A I r WAUH CWIETT ERNEST TRJEX I 1 ' Wj2J PJ r-s In It, . A1AMJ DMfHAtT CtOtOt DOUNZ (V MASSHAll . 7 ,1 1 ( - 1 f . - lH0 tNI : tlX INCIAM - p"4 mfQ P S (RWMA fUu i NOW PLAYING!! At :Wne$onclSflI$!l;. I nP tiatttf.' II 1 A ' "YOUNG AND BEAUTIFUL" In Color, Featuring Jinx Falkenburc; : Oracle Fields L ,- ' - V "- ' A J 1 t -J A, Tit ttt-v:x a, J .... ( t ! 1 ;..X.:,,'- J - Dinner Party For Seabee A dinner was given Wednesday evenin? bv Mr. and 3M . Vernon Leethani at their home, in honor nf their ann-in-law. Lowell P. Christensen of the seaoees, wno is home on lo-oay leave ana is soon "returning to his base at Rhode Island. ' The season's flowers decorated the table. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mm Lowell P. Christensen. Mr. Blanche Christensen. Mtss Donna Mae Christensen, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Weech, Mrs. Annie invcare. Mrs. J. H. Durrant. Mr. and Mrs George Duke, Mrs. Julia Bran, r. ana jars, ueunaxu Leetham, Mrs. Zora Peay, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Leetnam, Mrs. swine Cropper and Mrs. Dora matcher Mr ... 01 : - J I cmuouu ddiaunr i J 0 X . taSMItrfaaMaiwiJ I V. ! MFetUrel ' I : . '"af. iiJi3 I j 1 tfuxmi eSilff . u.i..ii,.-"i u ' m, ,i II , I A i .r" "v v.w.vi.w.-ii ar. t. a eh w s iiiirirti aw I m w-k. a w w . f . i ir VSi t II PARAMOUNT 'JlriwhiT NrWiil I v An n ir I.I ';r ; tfswi I 1 II II II . ! Temple Rites - Unite Couple m Mr. and Mrs. S. Roland Lindsay announce the marriage of their daughter, Afton, to Corporal Wen- dell E. Frisby, son of Mrs. Har riett G. Frisby of Pa. .on. The vows were recited Monday in the Salt Lake temple with Pre- Stephen L. Chipman, performing the ceremony. Parents of the couple and the bride's grand mother, Mrs. S. C. Knowlton of Salt Lake City, accompanied them through the texdple. . Corporal Frisby has been home on furlough from Camp Leonard wood, Missouri, where he is stationed sta-tioned with an engineering unit. He will leave again Friday night, accompanied by his bride. The couple enjoyed a short honeymoon at the Lindsay sum mer nome in payson canyon. ss mini Wo i , I' A HTt t niiM a .A w. I |
