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Show PAGE FIVE Ethel D. Rambeau Society Editor Phone 432 Interesting Features For Women; Club and Lodne News O ( U T A H ) DA I LY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1940 A3 Fred Singletons Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary Mr. -e.nd Mrs, Fred Singleton cchhrated their fiftieth wedding iW.rdvorsnry Tuesday night., with a buffet luncheon at the home of a daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fled Clark. The dinir. table was centered with a beautifully decorated pink and white wedding" cake holding ."() candles. Silver be 11 a were used on cither side, also a picture of the bride and Rtwim, T,0 years ao. A liior.nini v.a.-i civen bv the .randi lnidren a r d a snxa phone trio (onjpo:ei of Jack L.nde, Hob I; :in and Dean CI irk, accompanied accom-panied by Kin l'ratt at the piano. Hirnish.-d lovely music daring the evening. Flashlight pictures were taken of the couple and also group pictures pic-tures of tho.s- j. resent. Congratu-tion.-i were received from Los An-Kcles, An-Kcles, San P'ra ncisco,' San Luis Obispo. Calif., and New York. A lovely gift was presented the r-rs j y 7 j 4 A I V.; New Luxurious HOr.lt for the HOLIDA YS AT THE-iE LOW ROUND TRIP FARES lillmorp ... i.0 '! ir it.v. S!MU I.a Vojbh. HI 4.4(1 .Vnuclei lT.il.i Oriivcr ... lt.il Lincoln . . . S;tO.0 rni!ihi .. . KXO.KIt liirui.'.i .. Kll.ll) Uftrnit ... WH.Jj v Vork S."!.1 f-or information and fares - visit or pAon BURLINGTON T RAILWAYS J3EP0T i W. E. Rodrisue, Agent 9, West Center St. Phone 1272 YOU'LL DE THHILLED- ,A MARION MECHAM BOilJE'S BEAUTY SHOP 15 North University Avenue lilin' rM fit 1 lllll 1 - I I hi nil ill' "l Hi'1- J) I t'j D )j :ir North 3rd West honored couple from their family. Unable to attend the party were two children and three grandchildren. grand-children. Far! Singleton and Fawn 8. Lykke. Bobbie Van Austen and Naomi Hoover, all of San Francisco Fran-cisco and Fvelyn J. Clark of New York City. In attendance were the following follow-ing children and grandchildren, Mrs. Fvu Hoover, Dorothy, IL'den and Dill Hoover. Mr. and Sirs. Clyde hirigletnn, Paul and Mark Singleton, Mr. and Mrs. Orval iingleto:i, Vcloy, Dick, Gary and Hay Singleton, Mr. and Mrs. Lean Singleton. Mr. find Mrs. Fred Clark, Carol Jean find Dean Cbsrk, Mr. and Mrt;. Lamond Elliott. El-liott. Also present were Doyne Housekeeper, Joe Cheever of l'ro-vii, l'ro-vii, George StiJl and George Nic.h-c.lrf Nic.h-c.lrf of Salt Lake City. Card Party For British Relief Arrangements were practically completed Wednesday, l'or a pub-he pub-he card party under direction of the I'rovo unit American Legion uiixiliary. to raise funds for the Bundles for Britain project. The. party will be. neld at 2 p. rn!, Saturday at the Womens' club houo and an invitation is extended ex-tended to women of I'rovo and vicinity to attend and thereby give their support to this most worthy cause. Reservations may be made with Mrs. L. A. Bell, phone 248, or with Mrs. L. A. Cu!bertscn, phone 526r. Tickets will be twenty-five cents. The Womens' Council is donating- the use of the club house for the afternoon, and the auxiliary is furnishing prizes and refreshments, refresh-ments, so-that the entire amount raised from the party will g'O for the British relief project. Birthday Party For Son Complimentary to her son Ross on the occasion of his twelfth birthday, Mrs. Edwin R. Stephenson Stephen-son entertained a group of school friends at their home. Games and a lunch, the central decorative figure of which was a large green and white cake, were enjoyed. Guests included: J. Kent Johnson, John-son, Reed Merrill, Stanley Olsen, Dickie Mason, Paul Marshall, Mary Lohree Stephenson and Eleanor Stephenson. to the compliments of your friends when you appear with a dazzling new coiffure! Watch him take notice. Let us design a new hairstyle for you and confirm it with a New-It New-It ay, machineless permanent. Act- fnr Phone 5."3 1', tf:; Ml!..i 'f7 C 0 I MAYCOCK MOTOR COMPANY PHONE 413 Valley Chapter Holds Election Members of Valley Chapter No. 3. O. E. S., held therr annual electron elec-tron of officers Tuesday night, at a meeting at the Masonic temple. Mrs. Vera Pcrham of Spring-ville, Spring-ville, was elected worthy matron, with Herman Grimm, worthy patron; pat-ron; Miss Augusta Scherer, associate asso-ciate matron; Charles H. Ward, associate patron; Mrs. Ilattie Im-misch, Im-misch, conductress; Mrs. Alice Scherer, associate conductress; Mrs. Alice Nelson, secretary; Mrs. Jane Rasmussen, treasurer. Trustees elected were: Mrs. Pearl Lluinenthal, 3-year term; J. C. Halberslebcn, 2-ye.ars; Mrs. Bessie R. Grimm, one year. The officers arc to be installed at joint installation ceremonies to be conducted with Story lodge No. 4, F. and -A. M., at 8 p. m., oir December 27, at the Masonic temple. i At the close of the election meeting-, dainty refreshments were served in the banquet room with decorations suggestive of the holidays. B.Y.U. Social Unit To Have Party LaVadis social unit held an enjoyable en-joyable get-together Monday evening', eve-ning', when plans tor their annual Christmas invitational to be held at the B. Y. high school auditorium auditor-ium on Saturday, December 14, at 8:30 p. m., were discussed. During the meeting the newly adopted twin pledge pins were introduced. One of them is in the form of the initials L. V. in gold .letters with the matching pin in the name LaVadis, styiea wiih the same lettering. The girls formed the traditional frienedship chain and sang the "Sweethearts ol LaVadis" and the "Purple and Gold" pep song. Light refreshments were served oy Clarice Clar-ice Larsen, hostess. In attendance were, Roberta Holt, Lois Hutchings, Adice Lind-strom, Lind-strom, Marcella Beecher, Geral-dine Geral-dine Simmons. Janice Wight, Beth Ann Latimer, Barbara Clyde, Dona Samuelson, Kmilie Wuae, Dona Kirkham, Melba Croft, LaPreal Bartholomew, and the hostess. De Novo Club Bridge Party Mrs. Kenneth Bailey was hostess host-ess to members of the De Novo club at a delightful party Tues day afternoon at the Haase cafe. Early in the afternoon, a nicely arranged and tasty luncheon was served at one long table, which held a beautiful centerpiece of evergreen and holly. A large I Christmas tree added to the dec orative theme. Lovely corsages of holly were presented each guest. During the party " Mrs. Harvey Higgins entertained with a solo ana a leading. Following the luncheon, pro gressive contract bridge was en joyed with prizes for the games going to Mrs. Alvin Corfcett, Mrs, John Yeager and Mrs. John Bush New lip-stream torpedo bodies Strafoliner-ttyle interiors Lower mechanical upkeep Restful riding rid-ing Easy handling - - J!?iY.!-?EST PR,CE CAR WITH ALL THESE FEATURES: ' Automatic choke . Shock-proofed variable ratio steering . Economatic j shift with overdrive . Angle-set ventilating vanes Nine distinctive body colors . Bedford cord or canda I clothoipholstery . Fresh-air Clima-" Clima-" Sfer Wlth wind'dd defroster . Planar independent suspension , " - Glovecompartmentlock.Frontscat S ash tray . Non-slam door latches . Twin tail lights Bumper guards. Arailablt at extra mmr PRICES BEGIN AT 'or Chompion Suiinaif Couna Cbampion Club Sedan wilb trunk $730 Champion CruisiRi Sedan with trunk $770 .. Jill.y.llnf 0 r wm Provo, Utah vUJilUilU! Calendar WRITERS STUDY GROUP Mrs. Mae V. Johnson will be hostess to members of the Writers Writ-ers Study Group at a meeting at her home, 790 East Milton Ave-, at 2:30 p. m., Thursday. VROVONAS CLUB A no-hostess Christmas party is to be held by members of the Pro-vonas Pro-vonas club at Keeleys, at 3:30 p. m., Friday. JOB'S DAUGHTERS All Job's Daughters are requested request-ed to be present at a practice to be held at 7 p. m., Wednesday, In the Masonic temple. CAMP 4-6 D. IT. P. . Camp members are to meet with Mrs. Pearl OLsen, 145 North 3 West street, at 2:30 p. m., Thurs day.,; Christmas gifts will be exchanged. ex-changed. S. C. CLUB . ' Mrs. Leo Duke will entertain members of the S. C. club at her home at 1:30 p. m., Friday. NAUTILUS ALUMNAE Members of the Nautilus Alumni will be guests of Mrs. Fred Mark-ham Mark-ham at her home, 440 North Fifth West street, at 7:30 p. m., Thursday, Thurs-day, YESILVRAH-THETA SIGMA UHO A Christmas party for all returned re-turned lady missionaries will be held at the home of Grace Cheever, Cheev-er, 315 East Center street, at 7:30 p. m., Friday, December 13.; The program is to feature seasonal topics, music and readings. The rift feature Is a contribution to a fund for missionaries now active in the work. READERS GUILD Mrs. Elvin Anderson will give a review of the play, "Life With Father.' by Howard Lindsey and Russell Crouse. at a meeting of the Readers Guild." to be held at the home of Mrs. M. T. Davis, 390 East Center street, at 4 . p. m., Friday. NAVY MOTHERS Members of the Navy Mothers club will meet at the home of Mrs. C F. Johnson to pack Christmas boxes, at 7:30 p. m., Thursday. A. OF R. CLUB Mrs. Clinton Erickson will be hostess to members of the A. of R. club at her home at 2 p. nr. Thursday. VITEA CLUB Members will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Pearl Snell at 8 .'. m., Thursday. MEDICAL AUXILIARY The Utah County Medical Aux iliary will hold their annual Christmas party for husbands at the Roberts Hotel, Wednesday, December 18. Reservations are to be made witi Mrs. Owen P. Hen-inger, Hen-inger, chairman, this week. ALPHA CLUB Mrs. Rose Kartchner will be hostess to members of the Alpha club at her home at 7 p. m., Thursday. Club Group At Payson PAYSON Members of the Current Cur-rent Study club from Payson, Spanish Fork and Spring-ville, were entertained Monday night, at the home of Miss Elda Hansen in Payson. After Dinner, the group enjoyed a review of "Hildreth," by Harlow Estes, gaven in interesting manner man-ner by Miss Mattie Davis. Special gruests at the meeting were, Miss Fern Smoot, MiS3 Cora Pasre, Miss Eva Lee, Miss LaThell Gibbons and Miss Thelma Snarr. Xmas spnemis! FOR HER Terms As Low 50c Weekly As SUNBEAM Mixmasters - ToastmatrH. Iron Master. Waffle Master ELECTRIC SEWING MACHLNES Ml Models $49.50 up See New 1941 Desk Model and Beautiful SEWING CABINETS $7.93 - $9.95 EASY WASHERS On Special Xmas Terms $59.95 and up Stewart-Warner RADIOS $9.95 and up Refrigerators - Ranges Hotpoint Electric Ranges Hotpoint Refrigerators Stewart-Warner Refrigerators $119.95 up Hemstitching 5c Yard Elizabeth Souter Sewing Machine Shop 458 West Center Street Provo, Utah Phone 434-R Dinner Honors J. C. Moffill Honoring- J. C. Moflitt, who is leaving this week for Chicago, 111., Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Clark entertained a number of friends at dinner at their home, Tuesday evening. Roses .and chrysanthemums were employed in room and table decorations. Several toasts to the guest of honor were given during the dinner and later the - group enjoyed games and music. Guests included: Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Moffitt, Mr, and Mrs. K. E. Weight, Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Weight, Mr. and Mrs. Asael H. Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. F. At. Alder, Mr. and Airs. Ivan Young, Mrs. Laura Clark, Airs. Belva tlaws, Attorney and Mrs. Fred W. Keller of Price, Aliss Jean Clark of Price, Dr. and Mrs. T. E. Clark of Jandy, Attorney and Mrs. I. E. Brock-bank, Brock-bank, Mr. rind Airs. Spencer Clark, Mr. and Airs. J. M. Redd. Girls' Club Split Into Three Units To give additional 'experience In social entertainment, -, the Scl-owia' Scl-owia' club of 'Provo 1 high 'h'chool has teen divided Into three units. Each group will sponsor its own activities and is under the ku pervision of a home economics instructor. Dortha Reid is direr-tor direr-tor of group one; Vera Holbrook group two; and Alaurine Dixon, group three. "Because there are so many active members, we think this plan will give everyone additional opportunities to get acquainted and will offer him closer cooperation coopera-tion with officers in charge," states faculty sponsors. The' Selowia was originally called the Home Economics club. ICE CREAM TIP When making . ice cream at home, whip the cream only until it holds it shape. If whipped too much, the texture of the ice cream will be buttery, not fine and smooth as desired. . GIUE ' LASTIilQ! Fireplace Accessories Complete Ensemble Black Finish Andirons, Fire Tools 'and Screen Complete Ensemble Antique Brass Andirons, Fire Tools and Screen pfl.7.5-- Complete Ensemble Polished Brass Andirons, Fire Set and Screen 025.95 Andirons, Black Finish. .$1.30 Andirons, Antique BrasH.Sl.75 Andirons, Polished Brass . !j;8.95 Firescreens, Black Channel Frames ............. $4,713 Firescreens, Antique Brass, Square Top , . $7.2o Firescreens, Antique Brass, Oval Top . $7.50 Firescreens. Polished Brass, Square Top .......... $8.75 Firescreens, Polished Brass, Oval Top . ....... $0."j Firesets, Black Finish. .. Firesets, Brasn Antique $5.50 Firesets, Polished Brass. $8.25 Ail Sizes Heavy Basket Grates "xJn:h,. 07-95 Use your charge account. We'll gladly wrap your selection as a Gift and deliver it Christmas Eve ... all at no extra charge! W D. T. 0. G! 4 3 Shower For Bride-Elect Complimentary to Miss Rosolyn Eddington, who is is to be married mar-ried on December 20, Miss Florence Flor-ence Stevens, assisted by her sister, Miss Ona Stevens, entertained enter-tained a group of friends at a shower at their home, Tuesday evening. ' An attractive color scheme was carried out in table decorations and during the luncheon, in pastel shades of orange and green. Bridge was the feature of entertainment with prizes for the games going to Alis. Paul' Larsen and Aliss Beth Bird. The guest list included: Miss Doris Alder, Miss Neva Strate, Ali:s Alice Bown, Aliss Virginia Hunter, Miss June Whipple, Aliss Beth Bird, Airs. W. R. Eddington, Mrs. Paul Larsen, Aij-s. tehennan Wing and the guest of honor, Mis.9 Roseiyn Eduinton. Lovely Spread Given Away The lovely bedspread made by Alts. Etta Johnson, was won by MiFR Inger Johnson at the close of regular Relief Society in the Second ward Tuesday afternoon. Exquisite q yt t'r'i r7-"i i-iTr"i i?"t I ill 5f Priced Way Low for Tomorrow's Selling. Take Advantage H of These Exceptional Values! Open a charge account at Exceptional yi the Lewis Ladies' Mi 1 5": r-i i'm Ualnos to it u I I X i) J Newest Dresses to . wear now! Rayon crepes, clever new styles. Ice cream pi colors. Many lovely Dance Frocks 0. included. n Sizes 12 to 20 38 i-I n mumm of Vi ax t..j i- rj? gage, Robes, Bags g n JZ S52i"i5 V2-UoZm Social Unit -Birthday Party The Loha-O social unit of the B. Y. U. recently celebrated their fourth birthday at a dinner dance with approximately forty unit members and guests attcndlm;. Dinner was served ut tne home of Villa Finlayson.. The table was decorated with white chrysanthemums, chrysanthe-mums, green and pink tapers and little pink shoes for place cards. Lovely corsages of white chrysanthemums were presented the ladies. . Miss Donna TcJboe presided as toastmistress. President Alarjorie Brtmhall welcomed the guests. A toast to the boys was Riven by Afton Kiniber, with response by Glen Vernon, Marguerite Thomas, the youngest member, gave a toast to her older sisters. Following dinner, the group FOR Do you have dandruff? Is your hair oily? la your hair falling ' If you have any trouble with your scalp-or scalp-or hair "BHECK" scalp treatments will correct it. It even reconditions a poor permanent and snaps the curl back. We specialize in soft water shampoos. DEniL'J BEAUTY SHOP 2:f FAST CKNTEIl ST. r?rT c-trftf rV-" "-V I' - V. 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