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Show t: MONDAY. JUNE S, 1963 Utah County, Utah 5 DAILY HERALD i Usually Like -- n - l l, since we dated (I was in high I financial' pro.blem. school) and went steady. I j loved CHICAGO (UPI) fwUncr xvam mutual IKHlS.' A check fclm btwI of department store wedding We talked of marriage and our n v . 'Mr.- - ! happily V. III " and Mrs. Stanley R. Elliott of Orem reveal the engagement and forthcoming marriage of theih datigh- -' ter, Janice to Larry K. Taylor, son of Mrs. Phyllis Bridges of Antimony 'and Rulon Taylor of Cedar City. j Nuptial ceremonies are planned fpr July 19 at the Orem 12th Ward with friends and relatives bidden to a reception. By HELEN WORDEN ERSKINE f cash needed to put the boy. in DEAR DOROTHY DIX: '.if am nursery school, I need somebody married yet still dream to care for our little girl ft I Modern Gifts V OREM- - Happily Married Woman Still Dreams About Her First Love New Brides " Janice Elliott Reveals Betrothal DOROTHY DIX I .1 b. Any sugges- - Miss Elliott is a graduate of Orem High School f and has served a French , for children East LDS mission. She is currently emwhich 1 mothers of charge ployed in Provo. working j bride only ftalk for I entered college and run bv r f1M nnrn,na1 . . . i " i i.. home ne j oineo xne ixavy. i aaiea oui aru -- m bv eornminiitv Her fiance was graduated from Piute f those ers but still cherished his picture to , f investiffate .0P,nci . . . . t t i i " High School and attended Brigham Young ana. ax iniervais, ;wnere cn.h noibiiitie. m vour area. inquirea would choose. University. He hasj served an LDS mis- -- r ce was ana wnat aoing. studv the classified see- - sioh to Florida and is presently a member t The majority of young brides Eventually I fell in 'love with Hon of this newspaper, prefer tailored, modern designs another boy; We married, have a Although you! evidently have a oi tne U.S. Air Force. that have plain, elegant pat fine son and nice home. Truth-- regular nursery school available ' ters," said Mrs. Elaine Kraiss fully, I never think about the old f0r your '"'i'"-.I merely sug- - ' 11'!' T:.lr "But their mothers favor floral Deau dux ,wnat puzzles me is wny gest these other arrangements as 1 .patterns and more ornate de I still dream of him. I'm not the being less costly. If your daugh- Jdnd to believe in dreams or even ter is 8 I assume she is in school signs." them seriously. Yet this re-- until midaftempon. Why can't you take One of most the styles popular V' Vs. in china is a plain white dish current dream of the first love arrange for a responsible high ' T"-.!""' f: JANICE ELLIOTT with a platinum rim, said one has me worried. Have you an school, girl to come right to your T answer? school The afterDreamer ' house -after every expert. i vT-i: DEAR DREAMER: Odd though noon for a few hours until you Another consultant said a star MRS. RICHARD A, WRIGHT (Suzanne Harrison) t may seem', it is "entirely nat-- return? QuerV the guidance office or simple wheat pattern was a ; ural and normal for a happily oi your high school. With summer popular choice In silverware, will vacation looming up there The style differences of the married woman to dream roman- be He man. many girls looking for jobs of may another, two generations also was ex. tically By GAY PAULEY placed low around the hipbone, on like this. lhas or someone she be knows, Cook. Elizabeth ' numerous plained by NEW YORK (UPD H The big dresses, jackets and idol, known in the past, a movie . .. "If the bride-to-b- e '.' coats. disagrees or even a mv. Tribvniiv In if.. fashions fall will t game guessing uw. my wnwini prominent figure in with her mother on a choice of Through the collections, the lift- public life. I'm quite sure there mother bemoans -the fact I m be that' of figuring out where the patterns, the girl usually gets are ais. waistline to extent ea dateless great yeti few women who haven't spent waist, me lowered waist, and Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy ft. Hafcn. what she wants," said Miss Cook. no lo But there doubt about ner is s the most tne oi tauir. showed. a of or a gins night! night part opened their lovely hom to memSFRIN'GVTLUE Suzacse Har-tio- ried pink roses tied In a bonquet. Some of them don't agree with a nJfrht in my age group started dating cation of the hemline. It remains one. of or nart dreaming Sometimes the lift was at bers and. guests of the League of the da cjbUr of Mr. and Mn. Mrs. Harrison wore a Venetian their fiance's choice. If he wants of some 14 and had fun. They got in- - just midway on the kneecap. at who creature front the to cut dress with onlyi Utah glamorous Writers, Proyo cnapter at H. Harrison of Sptiayvll, pink silk dress and Mrs. Wright, something very heavy and fancy in the " New a natural waist The vueo w au tue lmpuiiaiw uauces to tneir resemblance little bears a back. in, Frequentmeeting held recently. became the bride of A. pink peau de sole and lace. Both and she wants something mod and vivid as and (ball games. Not being al- - York garment industry are show- ly a large fabric bow marked the husbands. Frequent Mathew Noall, University of they usually compromise." WribVon of Mr. and Mrs. added corsages of roses and car ern, such fantasies may be. they do lowea to go out at mat age, x ing their fall and winter collec- lifted waist at the front and there The brides advised consultants Baksa A. Wright of Goodinj. Fri nations. Utah, and his wife. Clair Noall, not after the dreamers' loyalty, sat home watching TV. Now, at tions to the nation's store buyers was no waist at the back. , both to their furnishings jwHters of .note, were' gueit register For a honeymoon trip to Las day eTenlDi. at the home of the old beau is 16.- everybody has ,a date for the from' now through the middle of your Undoubtedly, In the lowered waistline color with choices schemes and fash speakers. They, showed colored bride. Vegas, the bride donned a blue ust as happily married as you from dui me. xi parents want June. First shows indicate a wan- ions, hips got the accent variseam la An ajoa Uk sheath dress with costume suit with bone1 accessor wedding gift departments Photographic slides and discussed by tneii aaugnters to oe popular, dering waistline, or none at all. are and has several children. g or or sash their recent trip to Europe, emous stores. belt. ; lace bodice was chosen by the ies. Upon their return they will "The normal waistline; for day ing Remember he is not the youth- - they'd: netter untie tnose apron And on almost all the fall and phasizing the beautlfuj architec- bride for her wedding gown. make a home In Provo. They cautioned, however, ul figure you dated in high strings. Left Out of Everything. will, be said Larry of lists. i rnau tor Aldrich, the manufacturer who is winter clothes, ' the silhouette re ture of numerous churches and Mrs. Wright attended Brigham against duplication Styled with scoop neckline and uui: schooL In fact, you might wonder abort sleeves, the jown was ac- Young University for three years "Register china and silver! se- what in heaven's name you ever a gin aating, even at pro president of the New! York couture mained slim for both day and cathedrals. one at lections The group was taken by pic store, electrical saw in him should your paths vided it is in ner own no me, witn group. He showed the waist either evening. A few daytime suits came cented ith a baroque where she was affiliated with Val ware and uuu anu never crowa with; ture and narrative to Norway, ner cooking will appliances, sowi reck! ace which was Mr. but Social Norn Unit. from of pleated in skirts, a dozen varieties Wright gift cross today. unmarked of the midnight sun, where land smooth and slim-cthe groom and a bouquet of pink return to BYU where he will re linen at another," advised one they; lay Your drpams are Drobablv ex- - the supervision of her parents.- the straight dress, as consultant. "This makes'it easier it the I the! when northern village in the parmost In wearer still.the was elf roses. She wore a petite tulle ceive his degree next spring regard fact, for a with a wide sashing your high longing pressing high placed to for select ents duty (particularly the of fabric beneath the bosom, or The casual look promises to be world is located, and on through guests A trousseau tea was arranged gifts that you school days. tat In aqua. teeri a want to somesee neea1, instead that the new look in both day and Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Lon and of daugh mother) Her slsgle attendant was Mrs. by the mother of the bride and on die in social the and attic lifedoesnt thing you'll put evening fashions. Webster 'defines don, Switzerland, Germany, Bel J. Hkrhard Calder. a sister, who her sister at the Harrison home use DEAR DOROTHY DDCi I am ter's too for late . not when It's the casual" clothes as those de gium, France and Italy. son the vine. only wore a pink silk dress and car on May 28. guest visits." housewife with a Brides should register not only and a daughter, 8. Beside tne your mother to start now. How signed "in open, easy, loosenfitting Mrs. Delillle S. Sanford, Spanfor items they will need immedabout organizing a record hop, styles for comfort and wear..." ish Fork, president, conducted the The nation's leading garment meeting backyard picnic or class p4rty and introduced the iately but for. those that will "be Polly's Pointers closes? school week the used in the future, said Mrs. center fpr you goes along and adds casual- - speakers. Half-Siz- e Ask her and, if you need moral Kraiss. Light refreshments were ser 2 hess with knee socks, boots, turtle I usually suggest purchasing neck support, show your letter and my HQMEFRONT,.- U.S.A. June for clothes There are 35 members and ved. tops gone country Wifely remarks most citified, with camel's hair, leather guests present. (UPD a 12 - piece setting of china reply. likely to make hubby loin the and tweed as city suit materials, rather than an setting." In DIX DOROTHY j DEAR Foreign; Legion. Don't put silver serving dishet and a sweatered and shirted look mine on holes four inches wide. she said, "because it's more By POIXY CRAMER and friend weeks if a few even my girl to in the economical "Talk both for and MRS. me, near C.J.K. Dear, Assn. run." a j stove. long evening. day Newspaper Enterprise a slumber I are party crossword. giving, the She most are choose said brides is working DEAR POLLY you I think most DEAR POLLY Everyone and we would like you to suggest "Jane Doe's father-in-lajust quoting Polly's Pointers. So here mothers of young daughters ill the smaller set, "but their moth some games which could be Is one to add to the collection. appreciate my idea. Their dolls ers and aunts-- usually buy the Let car. new a them bought There will be about eight I use three-inc- h gauze bandage have so many outfits and require arger assortment." This dress Is no clock watcher. played. the' ages of 13 to 16. teach the children to marry from Larger sets contain all the You'll like to wear it at any hour girls for facing hems, especially in a lot of hangers. I make all the money. Let them benefit from Pixie and Dixie,. children's dresses. It is easy to doll clothes and instead of buy needed accessory pieces usually of the day. No. 3252 comes In our mistakes.' AND DIXIE DEAR PIXIE tint the gauze to match the color ing bangers, make them out of acking In the smaller sets "and sizes 14, 16V4, 18. 20Vi,22V4, Never sluma having attended "Why don't you grow a mus of the dress or at least to blend pipe cleaners. Use one bent to because of breakage, it's better 2414. Size 16 of ber takes yards a junior tache? It's so manly.' party, I consulted wtih it. E.F.G. make a slight slope down from to .have the additional pieces fabric or 3'- yards of high school student who is a "I hear you out' there making DEAR POLLY When knitting. the center point with the ends from the beginning because they affairs. such of veteran many a drink. Make one for It is often necessary to Join a turned under and half of another are expensive to buy separately," Send 35 cents in coins; for this She reports that inj addition to yourself '' i1' MRS. she said. to IRIS LANE, (care of record playing, TV watching, and me, too." 'i ''I .: ' r.w ball of yarn In the middle one to make the hook. pattern o of a row. Just unravel an inch L. U this newspaper), Box 1490, jNew radio listening, a variety of "Why don't you shave off that bomemak-fng Share favorite 5 cents for Y. Add mustache? of N. It's sissified." the pieces your oa the end of each York 1, games may be played. Charades . . . to althem 15 Ideas send cents first are Moisten or with Polly to be Joined. third class your forj and its many variations "Let's stop for gas here, Dear, class mail. Our Pattern Book is ways fun, as is that old stand- she says,- noticing that they have forefinger and roll the ends to- In care of The Daily Herald. 50 cents. Add 15 cents extra if by of seeing who can remember gether ia the palm of your band. You'll reeelre a brirht. new sll just a half a tank on their turnAs you remove laundering-dlrectio- n If uses ver no dollar wish it sent by first class the greatest number of assorted pike drive. It's 25 miles to the a with Four firm joining your Result, you tags from new clothes, mail. unsightly knot to mar your knit- Ideas In Polly's Pointers. objects on a tray placed in view station. after the one they re ap an write identification of the garof all for about 30 seconds, T. G. , ting. ment on the tag, then file until To start the party with a bang, proaching.:! I have used DEAR POLLY Check the "Why don't you take the gar- 'directions washday. a deflated balloon each girl U-give hints. wonderful 71 of your many with those in the 1 and a piece of string. At the bage out?". Here Is a discovery of mine that book that came with your washer "Why don't you shut up? You're IT signa, "Go!," everyone blows may help readers cut down oa and dryer. This procedure will breaks and always talking." up the balloon, ties it, the breakage of dishes caused PAST PRESIDENTS SECTION rewho one produce the perfect is laundering "Why don't you talk to me? winner The it. kitcbWOMEN'S COUNCIL OF PROVO sults and eliminate by hitting the faucet of the You're this feat guesswork. quickest. always silent." performs ' n sink. Over the end of the Annual luncheon will be! held a told "I you so!? problem? Perhaps you Hae faucet slip on of those rubber Wednesday 1 p.m.. at the' There's an easier way to, peel "You ought! to cut; the grass Helen Worden Erskine can jhelp Ttass that are made to make Kai restaurant in Timp Haven. a tomato than to dip it into boilof care this in Write her twice this week. The jrainy spell you. M candles fit more snugly in can ' a ing water. Simply place the tostamped, makes - it grow faster." newspaper, enclosing Use awnings to shade sunny mato on a dle bonders. I have saved many fork and envelope. can "How you sit there and areas of air conditioned homes. turn it slowly over, a cups and glasses, this way. Have you a problem? Perhaps read a; book when the oven door This helps to. reduce air f condi flame on your gas range. When ALICE. Helei Worden Erskine can help needs to be fixed?" I and love I This tioning bills and saves borne furn skin is blistered all the way GIRLS you, Write her in care of this e. "Everybody who is anybody is Because around, it will slip off ishings from a stamped, enclosing newspaper, easily. Ijww joh win. too. POLLY a vacation. Why going abroad for of improved manufacturing tech ' envelope. This Is really ';( dd we?" DEAR POLLY e don't awnings are Home "economists recommend r I am niques, but at the idea, inMother's what? "Guess most attractive and easier to my daughter's g This recipe forj pot storing frequently used foods and She took the bead stall than the older kinds. on. In town six rt for She's roast comes from a home econo- airport.passing utensils in cabinets between 27 overold aa of she's Of . weeks course, staying front legs roast and 36 inches from the floor. mist: Brown a 6-- to dare Don't us. with speak staffed toy rabbit (any 'other you Add flame. a medium gas over! According to studies at the United childanimal would do) and puta if of the in front mind onion your 2 condensed States cans of soup. Department of Agriculture make to cane ff a short oa it that area is easy for women of Cover the pot and simmer for 3 ren. riding horse for her tiny girL "Why don't you put all those to 4 hours. Potatoes and carrots average height to reach. Stote GRANDMA. War books in la box) and Civil the added be during lightweight housewares and dish jlast may two I keep 45 ihinutes of cooking. es on the higher shelves in kitgive them, to the paper, drive? DEAR POLLY botlotion spray chen cabinets because removing discarded plastic in the such items doesn't involve undue tles. filled with water, of my car. strain. " jJort compartment an l--M;d I find them very handyor for "l a for rinse band iced tea may emergency Refrigerating. windshield cause it to turn cloudy." If this d quick squirt oa the It's the rhoooht behind the gift I Just cleaning. needs a when It little add water like most ond happens boiling that counts girls of water and to the pitcher. This will restore men who think big. squirt a stream To turn on the windshield wtpers. the tea's amber-clecolor, out some air. fm. simply squeezebottle la a conthen immerse the tainer of water and release the Wishing won't take you places... but an HFC pressure. MARIE Traveloan will ! So ake that vacation now. Borrow Now la the DEAR POLLY midst of spring bousecleanlng. I confidently repayi sensibly. Phone or come in. find that a plastic bowl scraper works fine for patching up holes C.h MONTHLY PAYMENT MANS with plaster. I have used specialists indicates an the problem should expect her choice of furnishings to clash with her mother or mother-in-la- early in-la- w - A f W nh( . w I : "Xvi illi 'V , I ; ' ' ! ' - j J ' J... v .vi. 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