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Show Guests Welcomed To Phile .TsvsJsv A Vini irtl CYOYI ' sOCtjV.r? Spring hats in every color severe to frilly and feminine and back again, adorned the heads of a group of women who attended the open session -M i "v t i "11 n i i took place in the banquet room with Mrs. J. Edwin Stein presiding in the absence of Mrs.-William Mrs.-William R. Firmage. On the musical program numbers were featured, in- cludlng a string trio consisting of Barbara Jacobs, Bernell Clow- ard and Sara Grow; and songs by th Troubadears, Mrs. Clifton B. Thatcher, Mrs. Eugene Speakman, Mrs. Fred Loveless, Mrs. Stein and Mrs. Douglas Lee. Emogene Foutz, drama major at BYU, read the three-act play "Pride and Mrs. Glade Anderson, Mrs. Roy B. Hammond, Mi's. Arthur Mc-Arthur, Mc-Arthur, Mrs. Clifford Sowards and Mrs. Harold J. Potter were on the committee in charge of arrangements for the session. Attending guests included La-'Prele La-'Prele Makin, Marilyn Fouti, Susanna Sus-anna Winston, Mrs. Marino J. Olsen, Ol-sen, Mrs. E. L. Roberts, Mrs. A-Thad A-Thad Hansen, Mrs. Seth Smoot, Mrs. WUliam Preece Mrs. Paul Crandall. Mrs. Alma Van Wagen-n Wagen-n Mrs. Milton Nelson. Mrs. Rus- . 1 c-Vnur Mr Ralrth Johnson. K1A WV " f ...a v --- r-- - ' Mrs. Victor J. Bird, Mrs. Liana Priday, Mrs. Ralph E. Jorgenson, Mrs. Lynn A. Wright, Mrs. Robert Aikens, Mrs. Glen Jenkins, Mrs. Warner Murphy, Mrs. V. R. Bus-terud, Bus-terud, Mrs. William Burch, Mrs. T. J. Wight, Mrs. Shirley Bee, Mrs. Del Kenner, Mrs. Harlow Smoot, Mrs. Philip Knight, Mrs. J. V. Haslam, Mrs. Rex Thomas, Mrs. W. R. Eddington, Mrs. Rulon Johnson, Mrs. Ted Bandley, Mrs. David Coffey, Mrs. Fae Bisel, Mrs. Ed Firmage Jr., Mrs. Willard G. Smith, Mrs. Arch Madsen, Mrs. J. Martell Bird, Mrs. D. H. Hendricks Hend-ricks and Mrs. Stewart L. Grow. Members present, along with those previously named, were. Mrs. Harold Bailey, Mrs. R. D. Clow-ard, Clow-ard, Mrs. Arthur Duckett, Mrs. Jack V. Dixon, Mrs. Frank Dain, Mrs. Albert Freestone, Mrs. La-Nell La-Nell Hayward, Mrs. Stanley Heal, Mrs. Martin Johnson, Mrs. Jack .Tnn. Mrs. Lawrence Jones, Mrs. Wesley Knudsen, Mrs. Carl Lindley, Mrs. Earl uss, Mrs. Thomas E. Peterson, Mrs. W. F. Schultz, Mrs. Robert Sumner, Mrs. Harold Van Wagenen, Mrs. Dean Van Wagenen, Mrs. Sherman Wing and Mrs. Archie Madsen. Both refreshments and decorative decora-tive arrangements followed the St. Patrick's day theme, with colors ei white and green predominating. Club Notes UTAH SOROSIS Mrs. -Claude Ashworth will be hostess at 3 p. m. Wednesday. Previously scheduled to be an open session, the meeting will instead in-stead be a regular one, with Mrs. Clark Allred slated to give a program pro-gram on "Gifts We Bring Our Children. YESHARAH The day and place of meeting previously scheduled have been ehanged to Thursday at the home of Mrs. Carma Nielson, 878 E. 2nd N., with Mrs. Maude B. Jacob in charge of the program WOMEN OF MOOSE Members will meet at 160 N. University avenue tonight at 8 o'clock, while the men's lodge will meet at the home of Elmo Allred, 810 N. 7th E., at the same time. WRITERS SECTION WOMEN'S COUNCIL Election of officers will take place Tuesday at 8 p. m. in the Women's clubhouse. There will be criticism of manuscripts for the Spring Festival. BONHEUR Mrs. Ralph Britsch, 380 W. 9th N., will be hostess Wednesday at 8 p. m. -KS LITERARY Members will meet Tuesday at 8 p. m. in the home of Mrs. Donald Don-ald Mitchell. Mrs. George Cropper Crop-per will direct the program. Shower Fetes Recent Bride MAPLETON Mrs. Joe Givi- den entertained a group of friends last week at a shower honoring her daughter, Mrs. Melvina Johnson, John-son, who was married recently. Ethel Jensen gave a book review of "The Bishop's Mantle." Those attending Included Janice Jan-ice Pulley, Mrs. Parley Johnson, May Stone, Annie Gividen, Rhea Williams, Florence Stone, Lila Lucas, Tressa Sorensen, Janet Wheeler, Mrs. Chris Lee, Josephine Jose-phine Greer, Marie Stone, and Martha Smith. IP bl New Treatment Gets Real Results Don't lat your child suffer the torment of Pin-Worms! Pin-Worms! Got Jayne's P-W Vsrwlfaf. P-W ital ingredient is medically-approved druf that amantifleally destroys Pin-Worms ana removes tbm from tha body. 8o watch for tha warning sltna la your family, eapaeially the embarraaaing metal itch. Than ask your druggist for P-W, tha email, easy-to-take tablets perfected by tha famous Jayne Co., specialists in worn remedies tor over 100 years. Destroy those Pin-Worms ... relieve that itch. ri P-W far Pia-Warml (Adv.) "3 69f . Radiators Repaired Auto Glass Installed ' Specialized Work AHLANDER'S 490 Ho. Univ. Avenue of the rainbow, in styles from rTl . . a 1 of the Joseph Smith building, Lady Elks Hold State Convention Ladies of the State Elk associa tion held their annual convention at the Provo Elks home Sunday, with 10 Utah clubs represented. In the morning session business matters were discussed, followed by buffet luncheon at noon. A social and entertainment in the afternoon rounded out activities. Price city Elks and their part ners are scheduled to visit the Provo groups Thursday. A pro gram and refreshments are' being arranged for the event. a Legion Women Fete Patients OREM Ladies of the Orem' American Legion Post 72 auxil lary were hostesses to veterans at the Salt, Lake City hospital for for their weekly "coffee hour on Thursday. A, program of piano selections se-lections played by Mrs. Wendell Gillman and community singing entertained the group of 45 vet erans who attended. Mrs. Naomi Peterson, Mrs. Betty Bet-ty Gillman, Mrs. Lola Wljberg and Mrs. Barbara uroaaneaa were those who conducted the enter tainment. The Orem group will also assist as-sist in a similar, entertainment on April 13 when representatives of District Four will be hostesses to the men at the hospital. see Orem Girl Scouts Recall Beginning Of Two Troops OREM Commemorating the 37th anniversary of the organization organiza-tion of the Girl Scouts of America Amer-ica were members of Orem Troops One and Two at special observances held in connection with their regular meetings this week. The organization of Orem Girl Scouts is a recent event, with the first troop being started in 1947 under the direction of Mrs. Roy Dunn who served as troop leader, assisted by Mrs. C. Donald Clayton, and Mrs. Rulon Stubbs, co-leaders.' Sponsors of this first troop are the Orem American Legion Post No. 72 auxiliary. The first troop committee was com posed of Mrs. W. G. Jergensen, Mrs. rnynss Memmott, Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Erickson and Mrs. Henry Campbell. The troop grew rapidly and the organization of another troop was begun. Continuing activities of the first troop are Mrs. Rulon Stubbs and Mrs. Everna Park who now serve as leaders, with the pres ent troop being comprised of Mrs. Nelson A. Snow, Mrs. C. Donald Clayton, Mrs. Gladys Spaugy and Mrs. Henry Campbell. Camp-bell. Dec. 16, 1948, a second troop was organized with the Orem Jaycee Wives as sponsors. Troop committee members for this second sec-ond unit arc Mrs. Joe Adams, Mrs. Grant Young and Mrs. Clyde Olsen. Mrs. Paul V. Vincent Vin-cent is the troop leader. Members of the troops are composed of Ruline Stubbs, Bil-lie Bil-lie Lou Erickson, Arline Perk ins, Ora Lynn Mo6re, Janet Reid, Carma O'Bray, LaJean Nel son, Donna Nelson, Ida Mae Lov eridge, Shirley Peterson, Patty Dunn, Betty Quintans, Maurine Egan, Patsy Tolton, DeAnne Long, Maureen Hauzen, - Venice Fowler, Dixie Memmott, Arline Han, Sandra Pedersen, Anita Kay Nickerson, Gerene Backus, Sharon and La Wanna Lupus, Jeanette Vincent, Lois May Edwards, Ed-wards, Fern Knight, Charlene Olsen, Collett Carter and Annette An-nette Dunn. A long waiting list of girls who would like to become Girl Scouts is now held by both troops and will be organized if additional leaders may be interested inter-ested in the work. , - Mrs. Rasmussen Is Honored MAPLETON A nsriv n - - f aiT I 4IVUV1 of Mrs. Lois Rasmussen look place recently at the LDS ward hall. A book review of "The Mother" was given fey Mrs. Helen Wiscombe and Mrs. Norma Cox played a piano solo. Provo Music Co. Close - Out Sale Prices Slashed 20 to 50 On Pianos Radios - Mnical Instruments Supplies 183 NO. UNIV. AVE. Second Ward MIA ri lff I y- ) t s jy j ;- Left to rif ht, back row, above: Dorothy Buchanan, Robert Cluff, Douglas Payne. Queen JuaniU Stone, David Hiatt, Viva Anderson, In front, left to right, are: Kathjr Halliday, Harvey Hansrren and t, :. ..,-4t:-.f'" a -? . f The royal party of University LDS Left to right. Nell Madsen, Bonnie and Rebecca Smith. Group Holds MIA Dance . "Prelude to Spring" was the theme carrledout recently at the annual Gold and Green ball of the University ward MIA. Crowned Crown-ed as queen of the event was June Nagle, with Elaine McPhie, and Bonnie Jensen as her attendants. at-tendants. Little Neil Madsen was crown bearer, with tiny Rebecca Smith, and Diane Christensen as flower girls. The floor show consisted of ballroom dancing, and vocal solos. Refreshments were served to 200 guests. The table was a striking picture, featuring a center piece of yellow daffodils and green candelabra with yellow tapers on a lace cloth. Morrie Roper, Lorenzo Dunn, Leona Pope, Supora Thaxton and Wanda Ricks, officers of the MIA were in charge of arrangements. a DUP Camp Two Makes Plans Captain Elizabeth Phillips conducted con-ducted the recent meeting of Camp Two, DUP, members at the home of Mrs. Catherine Anderson. An-derson. The group discussed plans fori the county convention which wril take place March 28 in the First LDS ward chapel. Nomination of county officers for two-year terms will be accepted at that time. Delegates and alternates were chosen from Camp Two to attend the sessions. Elva Hoover gave the lesson on "Pioneer Diaries," and showed clippings and pictures of the St. George LDS temple. The camp history was presented by Frances Callahan. Hostesses for the event was Mrs. Anderson, Marietta Whitehead White-head and Lola Thurman, to 22 members. a a Relief Society TENTH WARD 1 A special birthday anniversary party will be held Tuesday at 2:30 p. m. There will be a luncheon and program. SEVENTH WARD Tuesday at 2:30 p. m. there will be a special anniversary party, with program and refreshments. All ward members are invited to attend. YOUR BEST LI i t JNOW LN PKUGRESS s1995 Club Aluminum Set 3Vifh Every Monarch During: Sale Stages Gold And It V; E ' f Iv Ia I 7 ward annual Gild and Green ball Jensen, Diane Chrtstenaen, Jane Second WardlGuests Honor Stages Ball Provo Second LDS ward held its Gold and Green ball in the ward amusement hall recently, with decorations carrying out the theme "Somewhere Over the Rainbow." Queen of the ' event was Juanita Stone, with Norma Anderson, Veva Anderson, Dorothy Doro-thy Buchanan and Marilynn Stur-gis Stur-gis as attendants. Little Anna Lee Evans and Kathy Halliday were flower girls, while Harvey Hansgren acted as crown bearer. The queen was crowned by her father, Gerald Stone, and a floorshow, under the direction of Robert and Rula Cluff, was presented. Dancing and vocal numbers were featured attractions on the entertainment agenda. The decorative ' motif was expressed ex-pressed with a large rainbow of pastel colors on the far end of the hall, with azure blue sky over head. On Monday night the Junior Gold and Green ball was held in the same hall. Leah Ruth Crowley Crow-ley was queen, attended by Gwen Rasmussen, Ruth Hawkins, Helen McQuivey and Sandra Nielson. Refreshments were served at both events. Mapleton DUP Camp Meets MAPLETON A short program was enjoyed by Camp Mapleton DUP women when they gathered this week in the Milly Bird home. Music was furnished by Marion Bird and Anna Mae Wardle, who also read a history of the greatgrandfather great-grandfather of Mrs. Bird, John Smith, early Provo settler. Elmer Bird Jr. showed relics owned by the father of John Smith, and Mrs. Alice Johnson gave the lesson. les-son. Mrs. Ariel Perry, Mrs. Ruby Jensen, Mrs. Myrtle Bird and Mrs. Milly Bird were hostesses. RANGE BUY! RANGE SALE Green Ball Norma Anderson. Bill Anderson, Jack Watts and Marilyn Sturcis. Anna Lee Evans. is pictured above. They are: Nagel, queen, Elaine McPhle Visitor Special guest at a dinner party Friday evening in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oather R. Roper was Henry P. Ching, who recently arrived ar-rived in Provo from his home in Hilo,, Hawaii. Mr, Ching plans to attend classes at BYU. He showed films taken in the islands, among them pictures of Dr. Alonzo Morley and his family, who are now living there. Recordings of greetings and messages from former Utahns in Hawaii were sent by Elder Matthew W. Cowley and E. Wesley Wes-ley Smith, apostle and Hawaiian mission president respectively of the LDS church. Other guests attending the social, so-cial, former missionaries for the LDS church in the Hawiian and central Pacific missions, were: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hyers. Steve Sherwood, Claude Westenskow, Glenn Smith, Roy Smith, John Runyan, Gretta Croft, Arvilla Smith, David Christensen, Clarence Clar-ence Staheli, Elder Duffin: and Gladys Kondo and Nancy Taka- moto from Kapoa, Kauai. e,e Annual Ball s Scheduled The Joseph Smith ballroom will be scene this week of the West Utah stake Gold and Green ball scheduled for Thursday evening. Theme is to be "March Magic" and appropriate decorations have been planned. The floorshow, prepared by Eldean and Richard Sheen, will feature queens and their attendants from the five wards , of the stake, at well at young dancers from various wards. - ill (Of' r ! I 1 i ,aB 'ffVWnVHaaal Phile Teras Group Elects New Officers ' Named to the presidency of Phile Teras of Sorosis last week was Mrs. Paul Harmon, who will replace Mrs. Grant T. Fisher as head of the group. Elections were conducted at the R. Doran Johnson John-son home by Mrs. Keith Wilcox in the absence of Mrs. Fisher. Mrs. Kyle Clark will serve as vice president for the ensuing year; Mrs. Taylor Reynolds, secretary-reporter; Mrs. Eugene Faux, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Dean Spackman, treasurer; and Mrs. Ralph Olsen and Mrs. John Bo wen, program committee members. Refreshments were served to Mrs. Harold Bandley, Mrs. Arnold Graham, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Reyn olds, Mrs. Spackman, Mrs. Ted Schofield, Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs. James R. Boshard, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Harmon, Mrs. Clyde Pajton, Mrs. Robert S. Moorefield and Mrs. Faux a 20-30 Anns Make Plans OREM Orem 20-30 Anns met at the home of Mrs. Waldean Olsen Ol-sen for a business meeting and social Friday evening, with Mrs Zoe Louder as assisting hostess. Plans for coming events were laid and social chat enjoyed. An Easter theme made attractive at-tractive the delicious luncheon served to Mrs. Yvonne Miller, Mrs. Meridith Stratton, Mrs June Kendall, Mrs. Doratha Buckley, Mrs. LuJean Sundberg, Mrs. Norma Nor-ma Muir who was welcomed as a new member .and the hostesses, a a Nephi Girl Becomes Bride NEPHI Bonnie Ingram, daugh? ter of Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Ingram and Ellison Holm, son of Mrs. Elieta Holm of Spanish Fork, were united in marriage at the bride's home Feb. 25 at high noon by Bishop T. D. Davis of the Nephi Third ward. The bride was dressed for the occasion in a white satin gown styled with a high neckline, a button to the waist bodice, long sleeves and a full gathered skirt. Her white finger length veil was held in place with a bridal wreath of orange blossoms. For her bouquet bou-quet she carried long stemmed red roses. Matron of honor was the bride's sister, Mrs. Keith Brock of Green River. Jack Argyle of Spanish Fork, a brother-in-law to the groom, acted as best man. Immediately following the ceremony, cere-mony, the families were served dinner by the bride's mother. The young couple left on a short honeymoon to Wyoming and then "returned to Spanish Fork where they are now making their home. A LAND TO BE CONQUERED.. A LOVE fTl TO BE WON!... tcVfi JANE WYATT' J. Carroll Niish Victor Jory Nancy Olson Last Open WOW! Show :45 1:15 1 :A o I awJ fcjjai inniiaiiinnmarra-aM 1 DAILY HERALD Olene Bown Is Hostess For Sorority Regular meeting of Xi 'chapter, Beta Sigma Phi sorority, took place Thursday evening with Olene Bown as hostess. A lesson on "Travel" was presented pre-sented by Annette David, and Lois Christensen gave a review of the lesson called "People." At a short business session nominations nomina-tions were made for officers, with elections slated for th& next meeting. Decorations and lunch were both in the St. Patrick's day motif. At the meeting with those previously named were Ruth Walker, Carma Startup, Lorraine Drlssell, Norma Dene Halladayj Louise Hansen, Maurine Hazel-baker, Hazel-baker, Beth Howe, Ricki Jones, Elva Liddiard, Joy Tangren, Carol Bandley; Joy Buckley, Carol Clark, Madelyn Clayton, Maurine Crowell, Florence Warner, War-ner, Gloria Young and Gwen Warner. PARAMOUNT STAGE WED., MARCH 23 B. Y. U. Drama Dept. presents Th, MARGARET WEBSTER Shikispesu Company mtth CsRM. . JOSEPH . Airtro 000NU HOUJkNO troEi IMetsfmbfthI At At 8:30 p. m. 2:30 p. m. "Margaret Webster brinjs big the atra to small communities" Mar. Readers Direst. Boxoffice Open 2 to p. tn. Daily NO TELEPHONE RESERVATIONS Include Rielf-Ad dressed Stamped Envelope for Mail Orders. PRICES (Inc. Taxes) For Each Performance 1st 2 Rows Lower Floor .... Sl.SS (Student! S2.00) Balance Lower Floor . . . S2.SS (Students 1.5i) Both Performances M.Sf or S3.SS Lower Bale, Sold Oat. Upper !. ...SOLDIER OF COMPANION caoeai) t.r,..i,Tt(:!ilJ,, m i . .i i ii ii NOW! V Mfs Dcsrwisj j Mh nOMNCI tlMtOM 7 i I Not Recommended For Children! ' , . . . Premiere .World IP '.Bud Abbott, Lou Costello In "HOLD THAT GH08T It'll laugh and scare . the yell nut of yon! , Monday, March 14, 1949 Hazel Ferre To Be Crowned VINEYARD Hazel Ferre will be crowned queen at the annual Gold and Green ball slated for Thursday evening by vineyaro-LDS vineyaro-LDS ward members In the Geneva : recreation hall. Joan Hebertson and Beth Hard- ing will be attendants, with Ra nee Orvin and Coleen Muzzell as trumpeters. Marilyn Holdaway and Betty Hall will serve as train- Uawa. ii.kil - T? rmn Uapu Ti ll I .1 der is flower girl and Stephen Blake carries the crown. ; "When Irish Eyes Are Smiling" is planned to be theme of tht event and will be used in th floorshow, which will be directed by. Mrs. Alton Morrill and Theodore Theo-dore Clegg. In charge of decorations decora-tions are Lucille' Pearson, Beth Harding, Grace Gammon, Roy Williams, Udell Clegg and Lynn Holdaway. Plajrin Tonight and Tuesday to .at 1 B-C-tr: or worn "Vr FORTUNE. FEATURE i 1 rs'L. . ii :0 5 - t Ends Tonight! "Rogues' Regiment Open 1:15 S9e tU Z. m mw mr - . mm i n r-"-S:"" " y t,"7?'1 ' IA8T TWO DAYS! IND HITt B. Russell - ' B, Aheras v In - "HIRED WIFE |
