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Show :i : 6 Doily Herald Feel Faint MONDAY, JUNE , 1W4 Utah Ooimty. 'Utah Hospital Avai ab e For Patrons At World Fair I eception Tonight . isst"" ir "' tw"" ""ps"" Help Handy Mr. and Mrs. Austin Tyler of Provo will be hosts this evening at a recef tion arranged in hon- - Tvter. and Thomas William Mackay, who where married in ceremonies this morning in, the Salt Lake Temple, ' Mackay is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Mackay of - &K4 ' ' , Calif. VP . Guests will be welcomed at Polly's Pointers ; 'Vim;; jgjr Ward hall the where the receiymg linea before will st and white of wedding profusion bells.! Soft pink lighting will il lume the area. DEAR POLLY Tell the girls The bridal gown is of crysta- ii- -s ' ' line, styled with fitted bodice who sew not to discard their and softly gathered skirt. The off scraps of cotton cloth. The neckline and front are highlight- newest thing out is a hostess skirt, patchwork style, that can ed with lace, a will made by anyone who can be She carry with pearls. of long sew a straight seam. Cut presentation bouquet a and or roses Large stemmed, small, of squares, large but her out will of size and different Dior rose replace equal illusion. of of Sew material. colors veil them terfly to a make her attend will piece long together Jean Tyler sister as maid of honor with Pa- - enough to come to the ankles loma Madsen and Linda Kart- - and wide enough to gather chner as bridesmaids. They will around the waist. Sew up the be in Ivarying shades of deep back seam, leaving about three rose and pink peau de soie ahd inches for a placket. Gather will hold nosegays of carnations. waist in to your size, attach a and roses.! Petite Bonnie and band, sew on snaps or buttons, Linda Tyler will be flower girls. put in a zipper and you have a Mrs. Tyler has selected a bright and gay hostess skirt. Worn with a turtleneck jergown of printed pink and moss or sweater it will catch the green silk and Mrs. Mackay sey will wear beige lace, ineir admiring eye of everyone. The flowers will be roses tied in more advanced seamstress d ' might line it with corsages. a reversible cotton and have MRS. THOMAS WILLIAM MACKEY (Rosemary Tyler) John McKeon is best man skirt. JOAN. with Wayne Sabey and Steven White shoe DEAR PQLLY Tyler as ushers. Mr. and Mrs. laces can be washed easily if Win at; Bridge Lamont Tyler and Mr. and Mrs. in a washcloth. John Tyler will greet guests at they are placedcloth will keep Rubbing the the door. from being hands Suzanne Wright and Mrs. your scratched by the plastic or Dean Davis have been invited metal tips on the laces. the time it pays to use the to presidei at tne guest register By OSWALD JACOBY BARBARA. and guests will be served by Isfewspaperi Enterprise Assn. simplest method available. A seldom DEAR POLLY two was Marilyn Henrie, Verna Chap'A motorist stopped his car to .South's used, collapsible bed tray-tabl- e ilUmn brilliant, imaginative and most man, jJuciy Butterfield, Ilene can be put to good steady use. unsound. Had he just passed, Ashdown, Hatfield, Place it on your bedroom doset far is it to Brattleboro?" North would probably have bid Shauna (SurrT ReNon Fisher IjThe reply was, "About 25,000 shelf with the legs -- open, and North hearts. Assist three and and made Colleen Tregeagle. miles the way you're going, but you will find it makes an extra if you turn ajround It's only 15." might well have bui three ing with gifts will be Mrs. Kurt shelf for hats or bags. The A great nlany bridge players hearts lanyway, but he decided Madsen, Mrs. Alma Nicholes "under the table can be Mrs. Conway Chapman with spacer have a tendency to play hands to gamble. for small items. MKb. used1 that ' way. Occasionally such West doubled on general prin- Tanya and Lynda Nichols las F. E. J. j roundabout plays work. Most of ciples and opened the queen of gift bearers, DEAR POLLY My tip is for diamonds. The couple will honeymoon mothers of young boys. Don't in and won to Los South dummv enroute where Angeles trains NORTH throw away battery-ru- n out the ace of hearts. the groom's parents will host a and other toys with little knocked A642 At this point, West could have reception on June 15. A wed motors when VKJ9653 they are no longer led a club and defeated the con- ding breakfast was arranged at in running condition. AS Save A92 tract, but West made the con the Teogra following the temple them in a special box. When EAST (D) WEST ," servative lead of a low.diamond ceremony. the child reaches the age of five A75 AKJ1093 He honed his partner would The bride was honored at a or six, he will enjoy investigatA4 V872 show up withthe ace of spades. party arranged by ing the insides to see what 64 QJ107 IThis should have allowed Paloma Madsen. The couple makes them work. Not only AQ84 South to bring home nine tricks, will return to' Provo to mike will this satisfy a curiosity-fille- d SOUTH but South was too brilliant for their home. mind, but it will develop 4AQ3 that. He ran off the heart suit, Q 10 mechanical tendencies, too. I .49832 West discarded the five of wish I had all the toys I disSUNDAE SAUCE PRALINE 107 6 5 carded before I realized my son spades and the Botli vulnerable 1 of clubs while East let go two this type of play so satisfound (Makes cup sauce) East S&ttfh West North Now South 72 cup .moiasses spades and a club. fying. LEE. 1 Pass Fab 14 on Vz had West DEAR POLLY When orderdecided that hung cup honey Pass Pass 14k 2V of 2N.T. Pass 3.N.T. to an unguarded king V spades, 116 teaspoon salt ing anything out of a catalog 24 dumVz teaspoon vanilla Pass Pass Dble or a pattern from a newspaper, so South led a spade from Pass Pass and his enclose a couple of your name ace. with went Pecans up my, Q Opening lead the Blend molasses when and and address labels (left fastone conceded down together honey. Stir in salt and vanilla. ened together) for return packking failed to drop. Spoon ice cream; top with age. This comes in very handy for the sender and saves you pecans. from having to print your name and address in what is often a s very Ismail space on an order fai s w, mm- Tu-jung- a, if pY .: Park-Universi- ty Save Scraps For Skirts Jf A P 1 . i - plain-colore- Brilliant Play Defeats South no-tru- 7i 4. C Natalie l ' ' pre-nifpt- ial j j queen-eight-fo- ur , ' t Hea Ith'Ru.l es For Vacation Free From Wor ry, Trouble blank' MRS. J. Share light-haire- yourself . well-stock- ed per- kit. Personalized! means it" should contain any medicines you or any member of your family must take sonalized i particularly preregularly j scription tfrugs. jTake along the prescription for glasses worn by you or any member of the family, if you can't take; along an extra pair of glasses Consult your physician and your druggist for their suggestions and! heed them. Ask the same help from your sporting goods dealer, ; Make a resoiuuon, mean while, to keep the sun your friend ins eadj of an ' enemy of pleasure. The first exposure should not exceed 20 minutes J j favorite An ironing board cover fits long-bristl- ed pastry brush. Have a snagged sweater? Run a needle, threaded with color, through the snag and knot securely. Then, pull thread and snagged yarn back acon-trasti- ng through to the wrong, side. Clip thread. Do not cut yam. "' " fu , - i i J 10-be- prescriptioci-typ- e - OremAAUW Makes Pic ns roroummer ed J i the activities Highlight o which were pi anhedj will be k membership tea to be held in August. The meeting vVas conducted by Mrs. Kenneth Qlinghouse, d. ::': ' f I "' i - . " - ': ': '::.' - ":: :o: '..::r:::; . I t in president The group had extended an uivitation to all eligible women of the area to join the group. Further information may r be naa by caning Mrs. luiingnouse or Mrs. Jenkins or, Mrs. G. L. Hartvigsen. ; '::i'':.";.'.f "Medical World News," a publication for doctors, contains this cheerful note: "Patients needing definitive JANE D. FLETCHER car$ - or overnight hospitalization are sent to nearby volun- TV 7 tary hoapitals The ambulance jT like the fair's medical aid, ride, is free." J If you need help at the fair, it's easy to summon. Emergency phones built into the backs of pay telephone stations are Marriage plans have been reA raBruce Hafen served as best vealed for Jane D.f Fletcher and AMERICAN; FORK designated for this purpose. Allan R. Nelson. Parents of the diantly happy couple, a profu- man and Jon Green, Doug Gra Carry Walkie-Talkie- s and Marvin Bell ushered. The Pinkerton police carry betrothed 'couple are Mr. nd sion of flowers ancUihe warnr ham x For tiie occasion the bride's waljcie-talkie- s tuned to) a com- Mrs. C. L. Briggs of Indianola, felicitations of ' many friends wedthe marked relatives Mrs. Verne Mr. and and and moth er chose to wear a blue munications center from which Iowa, C. of James andw hite cotton brocade gown ding reception the f air's four ambulances are S. Nelson of Provo. formhis the and in will vows; Prince Mrs. Prince V a gown of and bride, exchange They dispatched. The Gardner. recep- royal blue crepe. ComplementStatistics from the JBtussels Salt Lake Cfty' ceremonies h- on er Marsha hosted bride's the 8. par- ing theirXgowns were corsages tion, by Fair of '58 helped Dr; Sheldon July bride-elec- t G. R. Gard Mrs. and Mr. is a The of cymbidium orchitis and yel-lo- w graduate ents, S. Brownton, World's Fair health was of of of ner Utah and Mr. American Fork, hld rose buds. University o f f i c e r, anticipate medical Nelson j was graduated from in the An ivy twirted white lattic needs. eveh u Y o Ward church g Wednesday Brigham University. flanked with Grecian pillars ' i !, Both are Employed as teachers ning. ';. topped with bouquets of whitt ' B. Mr. and Mrs. Antone in the Jordan School district Shasta daisies and jgladoli be--; Following' their, marriage, the Prince of St. George are the hind which tiry lights twinkled couple will reside? in Sandy parents of the bridegroom. created an attractive backThe couple pledged marriage ground for the bridal line. j f vows in ja ceremony performed greeted by Mr. earlier in the day in "the Salt The guests, and Mrs. Duane DurTjant and Lake LDS Temple. and Mrs. Wilrner Anderson Mr. As she greeted guests the bride choose an original gown approached throughfernan aisle topped of silk organza underlaid with formed bv lignted NEPHI Announcement has with linked graceful the taffeta. Noted werd the scoop pillarsof blue ribbon Saturday afternoon, been made by Mr. and Mrs. v loops neckline' outlined with re- - emClarence Paystrup of Levan of Edgemont Lions iClub convrg with details" other Assisting the engagement and approach- ed on the Trefdif Girl Scout broidered Alecon lace and seed were Kathy Durrani, who prewtih medallion designs ing wedding of their daughter, Camp 'in the- south fork of pearls of from the sided over the guest book table i the lace Provo purpose Their cascading Canyon. to Nolen Carolyn Paystrup, Dalley, Mrs. Emil was the setting ip of approx- waist line down the front and Mrs. Fred Donna Squire, son of Mr. and Mrs. flnouye fbd Sher-- ri Smith, to skirt around the which fell 20 tents to be used imately by Ivan Squire of Gunnison. Hansen, who arranged the the Girl Scouts beginning their a soft chapel length train. Her Miss Paystrup is a graduate veil of sheer illusion with bal- gifts and Susan Hansen, Joleen Ann Gardner, Pat of the Juab High School and camping program sometime lerina fullness was to a Anderson, this week ;. j I j. caught Claudia Bush, Connie Juab Stake Seminary , and also This has been ' an annual crown of handmade organza Penrod, projDur- a graduate of the LDS Institute ect of A single large white or- Chipman, Turana Kaye roses. the a for quke 'group rant and Diane Prince who of Religion at Ephraim and of of years.'. Following the chid, yellow roses and stephan-oti- s number Snow College. formed the bridal bouquet. served refreshments. tent set:u and' scouring of the Mn Squire recently complet- camp kitchen and lodge, wives The bridesmaids in smart Further honor to the newly-wed-s was Accorded in an open ed six months training at Fort of the Liops arrived with prep- light blue cotton dresses which house reception held in St. Ord; and Fort Irwin, Calif and arations for a hejarty supper. featured front bow belts wore fulfilled an LDS mission in the A business meeting and dis- self material hair bows, white George Saturday evening. "' New England States. He is also cussion concerning the state gloves and blue shoes. They t" j, IK a graduate of the LDS Institute Lions' convention, "which will were Susan Overly, Elizabeth When making idrbp cookies, of Religion at Ephraim and of be held in Prvo beginning Kaye1 Smith, Helen Dunkley, butter the bottom of a tumbler, the Snow College. June 1L. was conducted by Edwina Jo Burton, Linda Bow-en- dip it in granulated (sugar, then A wedding at the Manti LDS President Gene Nancy Branning and Betsy use it to press cookies flat. Haag. He exTemple on June 27 is being pressed appreciation to those Drake. Polly Prince was the lit- The. tumbler must be dipped planned, with a reception to members who had given so tle flower girl. Each held a into sugar for each cookie, and follow at the Levan Ward Hall willingly of their time for the cascade! bouquet of Shasta scraped and rebuttered occa- the same evening. Girl Scout project. daisies. sionally. ': '. ' f i N Couple Set Mr. an d M rs. Prince Weddinq Day Feted at eception , . - i ; i . ' j ) First-Fifth-Eleve- . nth I 1 ' j Forthcoming Marriage Plans Told ! Edgefponf Lions Setup GirJ. Scoutpa nip Site ; I ..! 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