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Show ' " r A '0 iopui 7r fasnion ohow Slated for Maim 25 . t . . : ' ' (. ; ' i - 'i . f i SPANISH FORK One of theiTed VJ Leifson, ramp chairman: delightful social affairs of early j Mrs. Jk hots Nielsen, publicity: spring will. Deme jaycee annual benefit Fashion Show to, ri!fATe..2!!5eyII-- !! be held March 25 at 8 p.m. in Mrs. , Wilson, refresh the Palmyra LDS Stake House. ments; Shirley j William Mrs. Nelson. show The theme for this year's decorations i H. Glenn Mrs. is "Fashion Atmosphere." Uckets. These chairmen Bowen, Door prizes, refreshments and will be! assisted "by all local Jay favors will be featured at the cee Wives. I J annual event. Committee members are as Local stores will cooperate, in follows: Mrs. William R. Boyack, the show by sending fashions to club president; Mrs. Grant A. be displayed. Tickets nfay: be obtained from Swcnson, and Mrs. Ronald Mrs. Jay Davis, general J"' i KZT V WAS .; T- - - J - Lindon DUP Plans Book On History ' SUNDAY HERALD The Daughters of LINDON the Utah Pioneers of the London Camp; met at the.Tiome of Eloise Isaksen, Thursday afternoon for their monthly ; meeting. Captain Dora i Fisher conducted a short business meeting. At this time she discussed the camp dues, reg- For Sunday, March 13, 1955 enuL What I need is a good dose Have started spring (you should of sulphur and molasses. That I ITlUtlG - 5 ;i - istrations and suggested a commit tee to compile and publish a book i. 7 A lr , h J A- - i . ... ' . . k ' Ruth LouUe Partridgt excuse v the , expression) house- cleaning. I have definite feeling on the subject, and I set down it ;, ;l here: '!,. "When J was ery young and small, I wanted to grow old, and tall. And now ' the years have brought to pass The thing I; yearned for, but - f for jthe Lindon Camp. This book is to I include stories on historical ocatLons and events that took place; In the early settling of Lih don i. She read a letter from the Central Company - outlining the desire for relics in the museum She told of the National Conven tion that will be held at the Hotel Utah in Salt Lake City April 5 All Members are invited to attend. Mable Harris read a history of Mary; Hemingway Healy. She told how she joined the LDS Church and was baptized in England, later coming to Utah. The lesson "Indian tribes and their dealings with the Mormons was; presented by Margaret Hold- away. She was assisted by Irene Ostergoord telling the history of Mary Mountain, an Indian girl raised and cared for by the fam ily of Elnathan Eldredge a pioneer family related to Irene on her . SUNDAY, MARCH 13, 1955 Utah County. Utah ' . ; ! ' , might manage. Speaking of sulphur and mo lasses and medicines generally. one of the most powerful of the 1 veddy, ,veddy, VEDDY new cure- alls is derived from (hold your hat) snakeroot! Shades of the old medicine shows. Snakeroot, awreddy! So don't laugh at sul : phur and molasses. Some smart boy will discover its true worth I find with wormwood! and with one of these days. And who knows, the bag of . . . aesphedity gall, . isn't what I want at all!" and . . . asffeodity . '. . asphedity . . . It DENTAL AUXILIARY PRESIcan quote me What to do? T As I was saying, it : may come DENT Mrs. LaNell .Hayward you can't just go back to the bud, back and you can use your, own was selected president the now can l? If ' ever I was in the spelling, and furnish your4 own ' Utah County Dental" Auxiliary bud . . all I care. bag too, for i4 a meeting held during the Not content with starting to week. Other officers to serve I also washed my Meanwhile, as 1 have already Installation of new officers, for Wingettj musician; Avona, Tay-with her are Mrs. Sanford houseclean, . j hair. Took me two nights to do it said, I am starting "the spring Bethel No..,4, International Order lorj librarian; Patricia Ann Bingham, vice president; Mrs. I mean 1 had to think about it housecleaning. Of course, this, is of Job's Daughters 'on Saturday Walker.1 first messenger; Goldie C. Jensen, .secretary; two Darrell nights before I could bring last year's stint but who cares? evening was marked by a ban- Kesteri second treasurMorris Nan Mrs; Ingersoll, inessmger; my selfito it. My hair ;has come I'm started. Have all the furni quet in a local cafe and instalNoePM. Mrs. er and Tayloi, Jesout so that it certainly wouldn't ture out of here and over to lation ceremonies at the Masonic cy Brady, pirdj messenger; historian. take two niehts to wash It. At there, and you! know, I rather fourth messenger; sie Temple, t Keiter; The occasion marked the as- Christine Liyon.j fifth messenger; least, not when I set; shampoo like things piled into' the middle mother's side of the family. cension of Nelda Lucille Holt, as poured ono it instead of salad of the floor. I ought U. I've seen jsenjor custodian; Claudette Box; Eva were given by oil. Well anyhow, have had. a enough of it. As Mrs. McGregor honored queen; Carol Jean Prayers senior princess; Sandra Mary Jane Rodaftaugh, junior Thorne and Thelma Harris. Tasty strange prickly urge to cut my once told me, . one can become refreshments .were served by the hair, lately.1 This is so unlike me accustomed to anything, in time. Tarran. j junior princess; Carol custodian: I Elizabeth Ann Hoel- Jean Shaffer, guide, Sara Seibel, scher, hostess Eloise Isaksen, assisted by 'that I don't know how to feel Almost anything. Bot some litguard; Sally ' about it, whether to'be discourag tle pills as per instructions. They Delia Smith. marshal; Joan Shirk, chaplain; j butpr guad; Kathenhe Celia Engelman, treasurer; Paed 6r encouraged. Depends on cost almost four dollars. In a rare Nicki assistant musician; Carey,! tricia Oss, recorder; Susan how I feel about myself at a given moment of concern I figured up rCUTE Mrs. Glen H. Bowen, left, ticket chairman for Carter historian; Louise Kester MIGHTY moment. Could this be a last des roughly what they will cost in a the Spanish Fork Jaycee Wives annual Fashion Show set re assistant Alice and Wilson, perate urge to have a fling, to year. Then I figured up what the March 25 looks over some fashions modeled by Mrs. J. Ross live dangerouslv, to k.ck over the other kind of pills I get wilT cost corders Ann Schamburgh, Nielsen, publicity chairman and Mrs. William R. Boyack, pres- ;; traces before giving up forever to in a year and it comes. to danged of Wives. the Gates, ident ISheriy Jaycee inevitable senility? YOU BET near one hundfed dollars! : . . Patricia Fish, Cindy YOUR XJFE Shirk land Laura Lee Lansing, T COULD, One hundred dollars for two colors FORK Lovely AMERICAN P. G. DEARIE! Shelia of pills! Well, this was such a pages; Louise Kester and blue-eye- d Barbara shock to my conscious as well as Bailey, reporters ; Bonnie Jean Pulley has been selected by the Oss, 'choiri director and soloist; You know those birds that turn my subconscious, that it more American Fork, HQ and b. uo., and choir members, Mary Ann ed ut to be starlings? Well than undid what ver good the of Utah National Guard as their Packard, Florence Booth, Jean done up to vow, must say they are very poor sing danged pills have queen for the military bail , But I know Wolfe. Donna Tilton, Tinzie Lu lost-so all it's this, ers. They just sorta squeak, and OREM Plans have been com March 25 in the Apollo Hall here. cille Martin, Sally Kiraan, Mary not going to pay any one I'm 135th That same evening units from all PLEASANT The GROVE I the that get general impression Hope, Becky Fagin, Elyce Box, pleted for the marriage during the Quorum of - over the state will give similar all need oiling! Maybe a hundred dollars for pills, Dearie. of Timpthey Seventy the; of week and Orem Lois and Elva Petersen, Rodabaugh Kay Nagel will join little sewing machine oil would I will mix my own first, and if anogos LDS Stake, enjoyed a so balls. Lehi Company B Serving as Installing officers Ernest Hanks of Salem. do it, but it doesn't seem likely shake root is so darned good, with the local unit in sponsoring were Nancy Leander, installing The couple will be wed on Mar cial this week with their wives the dance. that I .will catch them all and snakeroot it will be, or anything honored qireen;! Marjorie Gagon, 18 as Meet invited special guests. The net proceeds will be used dose them up, so I, will just have else I can find growing on the in the Vermont LDS. Ward V Harris installing guide; Joyce to bearlwith their squeaks. I gen ditch bank. If we had , any ditch- Louder ing at the Lindon Ward thurch, to purchase recreational equip Chapel Bishop Lloyd by LanPatricia installing marshal; of the Vermont Ward. A recep a group of 60 were in attendance. ment for the armory, such as eraly elijoy any bird song. Even banks in these benighted, days. So sing, installing recorder;; Bonnie and volT basket basketball goals, the sea gulls don't annoy me, but long folks, and: if you find a good John Bigler, .Indianola, enterOss, instilling- chaplain; Karl tion will follow the ceremony. are etc. There suits, balls, a sea 'gull sounds like a seagull, stand of snake root or skonk cabthe ceremony will be tained the group on his guitar. ley avail funds or federal no state Scherer, installing musician; Mr.Attending whereas the starlings sound like bage or anything interesting, let and Mrs. Alvin F. Petersen, He also sang a specialty fequare-danc- e able, for this purpose and the a rusty hinge. Not the same thing me know. One hundred dollars for number accompanied by LuAnn Shipman, in- Orem, parents of Miss Petersen custodian;' to are Guardsmen pro seeking itty bitty' dried, up pills I won't at all. NELDA LUCILLE HOLT stalling junior custodian; Shelia and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Hanks his sister, Mrs. Hazel Johnson, vide athletic equipment especi pay it! So long folks. to town to Am with about of Lindon. Archie Wasden also of go Bailey, flag bearer; Lois Roda o baiem, parents ot tne new building, upon this chit. The things I have to do, Lindon later led the group in allyj for their baugh Bible bearer. this construction which begins I somehow get done, but the FIRE ESCAPE IS ' " . .. dancing. Miss Leander was installed as Elva is a graduate of the Lincoln square and week. things I ought to do. I don't get MADE OF WOOD Program and refreshments Barbara, a senior in the high director tot epochs on the Guard High School and Sharon LDS Sem- were Should attend the B.Y.U. ,PAL ALTO, Calif. (UP) done. The teezzant in of Floyd' ian Council by her mother, Mrs. inary. She has also attended the assisted charge school here, was chosen Miss Palo-Al- to Junior bowed are instance. League The Oliver Johnson. rney operator by Nellie Leander: grand guardian. LDS Business College and the FlamiiOf 1953 of the state by the LAKME, a favorite, and to city authorities who said the the playing of seven presidents qtiorum Junior Chamber of Commerce Following the installation, vo Brigham Young University last are: on the outside besides, my cousin Jeanie's hus- metal fire escape Earl Thompson, senior pres during fire prevention week. An cal, solos were given by Aaron faU qiiarter. She is now employed Of the leads.xI Just Of their child- - guidance center was one has band Lindon Archie Auxiliary memibert of the Hey Wasden, ident; and she of Nigel Hey, accompanied at Utah : Valley Hospital. the school, student Barbara! somehow Jeel that I will not make unsafe because a fire would make Provo Fraternal Order of Eagles CHOSEN QUEEN ward: Arthur Johnson, Lindon honpr Mrs. Aaron Hey; a reading of school band a the is member by ' Fork it. Lovely concert tonight too, it too hot. ' American at a regular business meeting Is .HighMr. Hanks Pulley, Gerald employed Bellison, currently Fourth; Second; solo and Seibel Sarah a, piano Club and for the by drummer Pep School senior, was chosen to (Thursday) in the Tabernacle The authorities apparently r'feel in the area. He is a graduate of William Freeman and Joseph of the school. Thursday listed as another proj- by Irma Burge, Comect "service at Utah State HosS and over Can't even HQ the the Spanish Fork High School and Larsen, Manila; and Blaine Richreign promise I'll be there, replacement is all right. They Corsages were given to the LDS National Utah and Guard, is that He also pital." It was decided that the outgoing than served haven't easier has Atkinson Second. the Gordon is panies, complained yet about its Seminary. upper ards, councilman, Ercanbrack, and high incoming queens. 25. on March Ball a of wood organization would go to the The past honored whole lot. U. S. awful in made This the campus Military of in was the group. LeGrande also attendance. Army. being secretary queen's jewel hospital once ;a week to aid In was presentea to JNancy Lieanaer recreation and, give special serv- and the o nored h presiding t ices. to Holt. Nelda jewel Following the business meeting queen's were Refreshments served to and discussion of the new proj- those attending by the line offi ect a revealing! of secret pals cers and t their mothers. took place with, the ,36 members The. was served at present discovering who their; un- 6 sp.m banquet were of gold net Favors known friend had been during with centers. the year. Your Store of Fashion Holt is guardian of Herrha Refreshments, were served by the BetheljR. and Eugene Shaffer Helen Vlassis and Veda Barrett is associate 168 W. Center guardian. who chose a St. Patrick's anotif , LiM :. II I f. I Hill in forming color scheme and decoration. .. Colega; Club Thursday evening at! I. the home j of Mrs. Clark. Four guests, Mrs. Byron Jensen, Mrsj Logan Bennett, Mrs. Leo At Tjnarelli and Mrs. Rulon Boyson were included in the fun games! that were played as were 3 other jmembers, Mesdames Ned ' V Vera Darling, Emer Ostler ;' :' were celebrated for Birthdays Keele, Jim Maziirie, Leah M. Mrs. Bill Clark, Maxine McPhie Nielsbn, George Storrs and John and Mrs. John Freckleton at Peterson.! . ! J. " en; , cee-Wives- s Honored Q ueejOTicers installed For Bethel 4 i - i - .... f , alas 1 Pjiju . :y j Mo-lasca-n, j Mc-Clur- e, , " -- f . J - ! uu Choose Titian Beauty, Queen Anne rican rorK , can-dlelight- er; candle-lighter- :' Marnage Set During Week j 1 X Seventies, Wives Gather red-haire- . d, For Social ; ij - , -- . . ' i -- FOE Auxiliary Lays' Plans for Dnae-groo- m. --- ball-roo- m j . ; Hospital Service i ; I i , ey j - - lJ ' f T- - . , fB-- 1 i. ; - Colega Club Notes Birthdays7! Of Members we have your size in "i ...... r II iX ! 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