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Show South A merica is Theme Of Council Open Session Dr. Gerritt de Jon? was principle speaker at the open session Wednesday held by members of Literary Section of Women's Council clubhouse. Dr. de Jong stressed in his speech' the value of firm international relations between North and South America, and cited ways and means of strengthening the bonds of friendship" between the two factions. v ,r,1- Mrs. G. R. Judd, council president, welcomed members " and guests, and presided at a short business meeting, where she announced the formation of a new organization called "Stand For Peace." Mrs. Ralphl Harshman, who has. been named' r- A II head of the roup, gave the prin- " V V GO I M of its and platform. approved led its the voting, adoption: Mrs. Robert Thomas gave the "CiuJ Woman's Prayer." and minutes and treasurers' reports were made by club members. Mrs. Laurence Peay, Literary Section chairman, was introduced by Mrs, Judd to preside over the program. Musical selections included in-cluded a double-mixed quartet from the Provo high school. Participating Par-ticipating were Joyce Thatcher, Ann Whiting, Naomie Terry, Mary Keith, Irene Rowan and Barbara Davies, accompanied by Ruth Christensen. Little Kay Peterson delighted the assemblage with rhumba numbers num-bers presented in native South American costume. Refreshments were served from a table set with a lace cloth, centered cen-tered by a 'large bowl of tropical fruit and orange tapers. Each of the 85 persons attending was given an individual tray, which held novel orange cups as favors, filled with candy. Temple Rites FAIRVIEW Reva Stewart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fran-cello Fran-cello Stewart recently became the bride of Don T. Wiseman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wiseman of Salt Lake City, in a double ring ceremony performed in the Salt Lake LDS temple. , The young couple was honored at an open house reception at the home of the ' groom's parents in Salt Lake City and at a reception in the Fairview North ward chapel. John D. Richards was master of ceremonies. The lovely bride was gowned in white slipper satin with a finger-tip veil caught by a crown of pearls. She carried a bouquet of roses and gardenias. Dolma Nelson was maid of honor for Mrs. Wisenlari and Elverna Carlson, Melvona Curtis and Janet Richards were brides maids. Ronney Christensen was Jocose Elects New Prexy Newly-elected president of Jo- cose club is Mrs. Russell Stririg-ham, Stririg-ham, who was chosen for the- office of-fice Wednesday evening in the home - of Mrs. Basil Broadbent, out-going president. Mrs. T, W. Maynard will replace re-place Mrs. Emmett Murdock as reporter. Entertainment during "the evening eve-ning consisted of table games, with prizes going to Mrs. Max Hansen, Mrs. Maynard, Mrs. Glen-den Glen-den Thurber and Mrs. Dick Stone. Mrs. Wallace Ripple Jr., and Mrs. Hewitt Strong Jr., attended as guests, along with Mrs. Elmo Beers, Mrs. Clifford Green, ' Mrs. i Rex Broadbent, Mrs. Robert R. Hickman and Mrs. Kent Anderson, Ander-son, besides those mentioned previously. pre-viously. . Mrs. Kelsch Is Club Hostess The first meeting by Les' Pas-serelle Pas-serelle members in the new year was held recently at the home of Mrs. Karl Kelsch. For the luncheon, tables were attractively decorated In pastel colors, and illumination was by candlelight. The remainder of the evening was devoted to games of bridge, with prizes being awarded to Mrs. Boyd Worthen, Mrs. Mark Hirst and Mrs. Kenneth Brere-ton. Brere-ton. , Others in attendance were Mrs. Tom McDermott, Mrs. Milton Johnson, Mrs. Jim Liddiard, and Mrs. Sandy Reda. The next regular regu-lar meeting will be held at Mrs. McDermott's home, Jan. 24. Co-hostesses for the affair werejring bearer and Dorothy Sanders and Shirley Wiseman were flower flow-er girls. Donald D. Stewart, brother of the bride, stood as best man. Bob Wiseman was usher. After a honeymoon in San Francisco and Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Wiseman are making their home in Salt Lake City. Mrs. James Judd and Mrs. Jaron Andrus, assisted by Mrs. Evan Hansen, Mrs. Harlod Hintee. Mrs. James Stephens, Mrs. Miles Hunter, Hunt-er, Mrs. Rhea Reeves and Mrs. Lee Carson. Card Club Meets For Social Hour Club Notes LAfHES AID OF SANTAQUIN Oneto Cloward um hostess to members of her club last week. Cards and ie i were enjoyeu, nu uunnun ved. Prizes were won by Mrs. Eldon Carter and Mrs. Deloy Car- Others in attendance were Mrs. Rex Peterson, Mrs. Sam Peery, Mrs. Jack'Openshaw, Mrs. Arden LeBaron, Mrs. Doyle Crook and Mrs. Elmo Cloward. Sprin&ville Clubs Meet SPRINGVILLE Cultural Arts club met last week at the home of Mrs. George Pehrson. Mrs. Rhea Straw reviewed the musical comedy "Finian's Rainbow" Rain-bow" in a delightful manner and copies of the songs were distributed dis-tributed so the ladies might follow the words as they were played on recordings. Refreshments were served to the following members: Mrs. George Bird, Mrs. Floyd Holley, Mrs. Jay Nielson. Mrs. Oral Fran-son, Fran-son, Miss Clara Harmer, Mrs. Bert Cherrington. Mrs. Earl Child, Mrs. Glen Christensen. Mrs. Blaine Clyde. Mrs. Ross Ellis, Mrs. Reed Holdaway, Mrs. Owen Lambson,' Mrs. LaMar Miner, Mrs. DelMoine Christensen, Christen-sen, Mrs. Carl Poulson, 'Mrs. Blaine Thorpe, Mrs. Verl Whiting. The next meeting is to be held Jan. 10 at the home of Clara Harmer. Mrs. Ross Ellis will have the program in charge. SPRINGVILLE Aureole club members were delightfully entertained at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Bird when Glen Turner, art instructor at BYU gave . a series of home movies he and his wife Lucile had taken. Especially interesting was an animated reel using spool dolls which they had worked out. Billy Bird sang two' numbers accompanied ac-companied by his mother. Luncheon was served to 13 members present. It was decided to increase the club membership to 30 and seven new names were voted upon. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Ellen Anderson with Mrs. Emma Long in charge of the program. Meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Nancy Hansen, 340 E. 1st N., Friday at 2 p.m. VFW UTE POST 212 AUXILIARY All members are urged to at-;end at-;end a meeting set for Friday at 8 p.m. In the Service Center, 287 E. 1st N. Friends Hostess Farewell Party OREM Slated to leave soon for San Francisco, Calif., is Marie Rohbock, who was honored Wed nesday evening by a group of her friends. Afton Finch was hostess for the party, which featured games and musical numbers. Prizes were won by Mrs. Elma Hall and Zoe Low der. A three-tiered cake centered serving appointments, where re freshments and 'special favors were , enjoyed by each' girl. Miss Rohbock was presented with a gift by those mentioned previously and Donna Christen sen, Donna Ostler, Xenna John son, Mary Lou Gurr, Betty Adams, Joan Pyne, Doris Walker, Donetta Swenson, Fern Fischer and Norma Babcock. Man Observes 50th Birthday MT. PLEASANT The 50th birthday, anniversary of Chesley Christensen was the occasion last week of a family dinner, with Mrs. Christensen as hostess. In attendance were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Christensen; Mr. and Mrs. Aner Christensen, Mr. and Mrs. Allie Christensen, Mr and Mrs. Ray Christensen, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Christensen, Dr. and Mrs. E. G. Mills, all of Mt. Pleasant, and Mr. and Mrs. Newell Curtis of Moroni. Ward GrouDS . Slate Dance i M Men and Gleaner Girls of Oak Hills ward will sponsor a dancing party scheduled for Fri- JReception Held In Honor Of Nuptial Rites HEBER A- lovely wedding re-ception re-ception honored young Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beck in the social hall annex last week. Mrs. Beck is the former Phyllis "Sammie" Clyde, daughter of Mrs. Luella Breinholt. The groom Is the ton of Mr. and Mrs. Alton Beck of 1 Orem. ' In the receiving line were the i bride and groom and their par ents; Jack Rasband; Mrs, Margaret Mar-garet Rasband, matron of honor and sister of the bride; Renee Thacker, maid of honor; and bridesmaids Dawn Tuft, Phyllis Allen, Vilate Kohler and Joy Beck. Train bearers were Carrie Lou Haueter and Bobbie Rasband.' Ras-band.' The bride was radiant in a white satin gown and net fingertip finger-tip veil and she carried a bridal bouquet of red rose buds and white gardenias. Her attendants wore gowns of pastel shades and carried old fashioned nose-gays of pink and white carnations and baby chrysanthemums centered with white gardenias. Mrs. Jennie 'Broadbent and Mrs. Annie Rasband vere in charge of the kitchen; while Ruth Rasband and Fay Bonner served Mrs. Essie Hiatt arranged the tables with pink tapers and pink and white sweet peas, assisted by Marilyn Duke and Stella Lewis. A program was presented with Ralph Giles acting as master of ceremonies, followed by dancing. The oride has been attending the BYU for the past two and! one-half years. The groom was a member of the merchant marines and is now employed in Provo, ' where the young couple plan to make their home in the near future. Regular Meet Of Camp Eight Held Camp Eight, DUP, met Tuesday at thehome of Mrs. Jane B. Evans, with Phoebe Smoot and Nettie Loveless as co-hostesses. The histbry of Mrs. Loveless' great-grandfather was read by Mrs. Evans, and Betty Davis Barnes read a letter written in 1863 by her great-grandfather. A group picture was taken, and refreshments served to 24 members mem-bers and three guests. Mrs. Eva Heal spoke on her missionary experiences ex-periences in England. Open House Set Sunday HEBER January 11th marked the 50th anniversary of the marriage mar-riage of Mr. and Mrs.. John A. Fortie of . Heber. They will be honored with a "open house" by their family at the home of a son, Mark Fortie, on Sunday afternoon, after-noon, from 2 to 7 j. m. . Mr. Fortie, the ion of Alexander and Rachel Howarth Fortie, was born in Heber city. He operated, a lumber yard and has been active in community and church work, serving for a num ber of years as a patriarch in then church. At the time of his appointment appoint-ment to this office he. was the youngest patriarch in the church. Mrs. Fortie .was Emma Jeffs, daughter of Mary and Mark Jeffs of Heber city before her marriage irkthe Salt Lake LDS temple to Mr. Fortie. She has been active in church work, .especially in the Relief society where she served in ward as well as stake board offices. of-fices. Mr, and Mrs. Fortie have had 11 children, five of whom are now living: Mrs. Belva Smith of Ingiewood, Calif.; Mrs. Don Car-lile Car-lile of Orem; Alton Fortie of Salt Lake City, Mark Fortie and Mrs. Rachael Jiacoletti, Heber. Youngster Notes Recent Birthday MT. PLEASANT Mrs. J. Leo Seely entertained recently in honor of the 12th birthday' an-niversary an-niversary of her grandson, Billie Mrs. Johnson Speaker For Beta Sorosis A personalized and interesting travelogue was presented by Mrs. Ella Johnson at the meeting of Bela Sorosis Wednesday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Irma Wiest, with Mrs. Ernest Rasmusson as co-hostess. Mrs. Johnson, who returned to Provo recently from a year and a half in Europe with her son Lor- in, related. . experiences enjoyed during her stay. Side trips from Berlin to Denmark, Holland, Austria Aus-tria and Italy were included on her travel agenda. Mrs. L. B. Tackett presided at a short business session. The following were in attendance, along with those mentioned: Mrs. D. Orlo Allen, Mrs. Loren C. Bry-ner, Bry-ner, Mrs. J. L. Bickmore, Mrs. Arthur L. Gallup. Mrs. Marvin W. Gease, Mrs. Vern R. Greenwood, Mrs. W. Raymond Green, Mrs. Owen P. Heninger, Mrs. C, O. Jensen, Mrs. Gladys G. Keigley, Mrs. Glenn R. Kenner, Mrs. Eldon R. Lewis, Mrs. Joe H. Moore, Mrs. Erven J. Nelson, Mrs. Kiefer B. Sauls, Mrs. E. B. Shriver, Mrs. Glenn Simmons, Mrs. L. E. Snarr, Mrs. Fisher Smith, Mrs. A. M. Snelgrove, Mrs. Clifton Tolboe, Mrs. Harold E. Van Wagehen and Mrs. Bryan L. Williams. DAILY HERALD Thursday, January 18t 1S49 9 if Ladies Literary Elects Officers For Year 1949 Selected to heai the Ladies' Literary club for th yearf 1949 is Mrs. Herbert W. Tarrati, who was elected at a bust ness meeting Wednesday afternoon. Held iri the home of .Mrs. A. EJ. Rawlings, the session included election of. Mrs. -Ray S. Tanner as vice president Mrs. R. L. Tuckett, secretary-treasuer; Mrs. Frank S. Cr gun, msionan ana reporter. Mrs. Lynn D. Moulton. out-going president, .conducted he elections and presided at, the meeting. The' "club collect" was1 read by Mrs. Dwight Packard and Mrs. Sterling Ercanbrack present? ed exerpts from the publications "No Plac to Hide." .,. TU . a 1 a I . T j. iic gruup voif'n 10 join mn Engagement Of Couple Told BENJAMIN Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ed-ward Thomsen announce the en gagement Of their daughter, iutan Association of the United Norma Jean, to Bert Aitken. on-Natior,s- following an open-forum of Mr. and Mrs. James N. Aitken discussion. , of Lake Shore. Named td head the program Miss Thomsen is a student at, committee, as hold-over frcrm Spanish Fork high school, and Mr. Aitken is a graduate of the same school. He is a veteran of service with the army. Moroni Stake Sets Annual Ball . FOUNTAIN GREEN The Moroni stake Gpld and Green ball 1948. was Mrs. P. L. Larseh, who will be assisted by Mrs. Ercahv brack and Mrs. Albert H. Hick man. Mrs. Ivan Sack, Mrs. Mou ton and Mrs. Kenneth G. Carter will comprise an entertainment committee, and Mrs. Hugo Price, Mrs, Rawlings and Mrs. Willard G. Smith will cooperate on the membership committee. ; ' i, Light refreshments were servd to the group, with Mrs. Ruloto has been set for tonight in the Hansen attending as a guest. Oth fountain Green amusement haulers present were Mrs. Wyman Morgan, son of Mr. and Mrs Frank Morgan of Nephi. Dinner was served to the 12 bovs and girls who attended. it was announced. A queen from each of the five wards in the stake wilf participate par-ticipate in activities, with one to be chosen as ruler of the affair. MIA dancers will be featured on the floor show. day at 8 p.m. in the Pleasant View ward recreation hall. Elaine Liechty and Leonard MacKay will direct activities, including in-cluding a floor show of musical selections and readings. Berg, Mrs. Herald R. Clark, Mrs. Leland K. Cullimore,- Mrs. Wayne B. Hales. Mrs. Roy Helm, Mrs. Clayton Jenkins, Mrs. M. W. Mep- rill. Mrs. RalDh E. Packard. Mr. T. 'H. Sumner, Mrs. Meriine Turner and Mrs. R. L. .lucKCU. 1 - - Pre-Inventory Clearance AT omas f "S i.'f !Salem By MARGRETTE TAYLOR The Friendly Neighbors club met Friday afternoon at the home of Tora Banks. A hot tray lunch eon was served to 15 members and two guests, Ardell Chantry and Myrl Nelson. The time was spent quilting. Jennie Warren ente r t a- i n e d Monday afternoon for 12 neigh bors and friends at a social gath ering. She served dinner and the remaining time was spent in do ing fancy work. Mrs. Ella Cole and Mrs. Ruth Cloward left Thursday for Idaho to attend the 30th wedding anniversary anni-versary celebration of their brother broth-er and his wife, Mr. and Mrs James Skeen. SPRINGVILLE Mrs. Mary Palfreyman was hostess recently to the Juene Mere club at the home of her sister, Mrs. Margare Blackett. After a short business discus sion conducted by president Olive Bray, Mrs. Shirley Roper of Provo told of her trip to Hawaii and showed a number of articles which she had brought back. Mrs Francis Clark directed the program. Refreshments were served to members and the folowing guests: Mrs. Josephine Whiting. Cora Lee Johnson and Mrs. Eileen Memory. The next meeting is to be held Jan. 19 at the home of Mrs. Naomi Na-omi Crandall. Members Choose Club Title j MT. PLEASANT "School BeHes," an organization consist-; ing of North Sanpete high school) women faculty members and! wives of members, met this week 1 at the home of Mrs. Vern H. Gun-den-on. Mrs. Byron Memmott ac'ed as assisting hostess. Following dinner, a program; was presented under the direction. of Mrs. Max Blain, Mrs. Lowell Hansen and Mrs. Owen B. Anderson. An-derson. The newly-christened club has as its purpose the futherance of acquaintances within the school, as well as school interests. Listen Tonight and Every Thursday to Hallmark's "Players Guild of the Air" 8:00 P. M. KSL Shirley's Gift Shop At Advanced look . . . FOR THE NEW YEAR Newest silhouette resolutions in felt - brims aflutter with wings. ...... .trimes and silhouettes as new as next week's Paris cables in this advance collection, exclusive with us. $15.00 OTHER MARCHE HATS $10.95 to $15.95 Exclusive With ' 2 J Save on the things you need and can use now Prices I Slashed Vz to Vi. 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