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Show Autumn Brings Renewed A ctintyl for Local Women's Organizations With students off to school, vacations over and the fruit about m the bottles, attention of ' v of the women of the community t.n r pening of the cmo season, fr September. There are ten federated clubs cnringville with a total en- S of approximately 200 ZnetB in addition to numer- other social groups, also a of organizations form- m the ladies as auxiliaries JJb's gPs and 14 DUP camPs- Mrs Ray Lofgran wlU act Incil president for Spring-7. Spring-7. federated clubs this year i presidents of the various Merated clubs are as follows: I- G Kay Hales, Alpha Beta; ! Harold Whiting, Jeune Mrs. Ray Lofgran, Pari Lr Mrs. Waldo Jacobsen, Lons; Mrs. M. N. Moon, ydies Literary; Mrs. George p . . 's?i - ' r ' " - I i x j i -...( f I ' ' ' t . . ' ' . I ' , ' ? . s. . , I '"' " : ; 1 . . J - iJ w-SS (rultural Arts; Waldo Jackson, Home Culture- Studv b TiPP6ttS' Mothe" Study Mrs. Howard Willis,! Aureole and Mrs. J. Merlin1 Fox, Fiets Bien. President of the Federated' Music dub is Mrs. Lawrence Lynn; Mrs. Paul Thorn, Hafen-Dallm Hafen-Dallm Art Study Club; Mrs R. L. Watts, VFW Auxiliary Mrs. Keith Davis, the Legion Auxiliary; Mrs. Kay Johnson, Firemens Auxiliary; Mrs. Ray Lofgran, Lady Lions; Mrs. Bill Jones, Jaycee Wives of Springville; Spring-ville; Mrs. Arlene Antoneno, Mapleton Jaycee Wives. DUP Camps Mrs. Nell Condie is captain of the Springville-Mapleton Council of DUP and camp captains cap-tains are as follows: Mrs. Zel-ma Zel-ma Christiansen, Camp Sage Creek; Mrs. Helen Pace, Aaron Johnson; Leona Hales, Camp Calico; Venna Reese, Hobble Creek; Cecil Murray, Camp Koda; Florence Boyer, Camp Kolob; Margaret Miner, Camp Locust Grove; Marva Whiting, Mapleton Camp; Afton Palfreyman, Palfrey-man, Camp Mountain View; Lula Jones, Sierra Bonita; Agnes Ag-nes Nelson, Spring Creek; Nell Condie, Camp Springville; Wil-ma Wil-ma Cloward, Camp Union; Josephine Jo-sephine Conover, Camp Cottonwood. Cotton-wood. The Daughters of Utah Pioneers Pio-neers are sponsoring a program, pro-gram, "A Salute to Springville, Spring-ville, the afternoon of September Septem-ber 18, at Memorial Hall to which all DUP members and the public is invited, announces Captain Nell Condie. It will Mrs. Keith McClellan, the former Miss Rozlyn Rowland who with her husband will make a home in Springrville mark the opening of the season sea-son meetings for camp members. mem-bers. First Meetings The first meeting for some of the clubs will be next Wed nesday, Sept. 16 at 8 p.m., in the Brookside Auditorium, when Mrs. Algie Ballif of Provo will discuss the subject, , "What For and Where To," for members of the Jeune Mere, Cultural Arts Pari Passu Fiets Bien, Aureole and Companions clubs. Mothers Study Club Mothers Study club has its first meeting scheduled Friday, Fri-day, Sept. 11, at the home of Mrs. Gwen Tippetts, where a regular program will be presented. pre-sented. Ladies Literary Club First meeting of the Ladies Literary club is announced for September 24, to be at the home of Mrs. Bertha Johnson. Home Culture Club The Home Culture club will begin the regular season programs pro-grams Friday evening with a dinner at Social Center at Spanish Fork at 7:30 p.m., when Harrison and Margaret (Continued on Page 8, Col. 2) Autumn Brings Renewed Activity (Continued from Page Seven) Conover will present an, "Evening "Even-ing in the South Pacific." Alpha Beta Club First meeting of the Alpha Beta Club is scheduled for September 25, in the form of a social at the home of Mrs. W. W. Clyde. Jeune Mere Club First regular meeting of the Jeune Mere club is planned for October 7 to be in the form of a social with Mrs. Amy Klauck and Mrs. Ina Reynolds hostesses. hos-tesses. Companions Club Mrs. Frank Jenkins will be hostess to the Companions club at the first regular meeting on Thursday October 1. |
