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Show ipril 28, I960 THE SPRINGV1LLE (UTAH) HERALD Page Nine Sociai Events tlxe AJeel2 ir 4g ae ae ae ae ae ae ac ac ae atf ac ae ' drib Cromer Boy, to John and Beth Pat-terson Jensen, Wednesday, Ap-ril 20, at the Utah Valley Hos-pital. Girl, to Dr. and Mrs. Dean W. Packard, April 21, at Washington D. C. The new baby has a brother and a sis-ter. Mrs. Packard is the for-mer Melba Child and the baby is the grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Child and Mr. and Mrs. Max Packard of Spring-vill- e. Miss Karen Peterson to wed I. Dan Peck of Lehi June 2 Pretty Miss Karen Peterson has set the date for her wed-ding in the Salt Lake Temple on June 2, with I. Dan Peck of Lehi. She is a daughter of Mrs.' Rulon Sheets of LaCan-ad- a, Calif., and Ray Peterson of Springville, and Dan's par-ents are Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Peck of Lehi. Honoring the couple a re-ception will be given in the Third-Nint- h Ward church June 3, the evening after their mar- - riage, and on June 8 they will be given a reception in Cali-fornia. They plan to make their home in Orem. A 1956 graduate of Spring-ville High School where '"' she was prominent in a cappella choir and the Boosters Club, the bride-ele- ct has been at-tending Brigham Young Uni-versity and living in Provo. She graduated from LDS Sem-inary in Springville. Her husband-to-b- e has filled an LDS mission in the North Western States. He graduated from Lehi High School and LDS Seminary and is present-ly enrolled as a junior at the BYU. : 4 .. '? ' ' '...ni.' : : " ; :. ; y .. v-'-.!.- -. i f , Miss Karen Peterson whose engagement and approaching marriage to I. Dan Peck of Lehi is being announced this week. Fashion show set Thursday Something different is being lanned by the high school omeliving department for ieir Fashion Show this spring, ie date for which is set next Tiursday, May 5, on the main oor of the Art Building, A display for the general ublic is scheduled between 30 and 6:30 p.m. and will be jllowed by a reception and a, a coming and going af-l- ir in which modeling will be one periodically to show some f the outstanding accomplish-lent- s of the year. Mothers of ie girls will be issued spe-i- al invitations to the tea, to e from 7 to 9 p.m. professional models will as-- ist the girls with the Fashion ;how and display of clothing rticles and homeliving pro-ect- s. ' Hew officers named by PTA One of the largest PTA meetings of the year attended by 110 parents was reported by the Lincoln school last Wed-nesday. Mrs. Forest Lamphere was president; Mrs. Cal-vin Finley elected Principal Ray Clark, second Mrs. Dick Johnson, secretary. The meeting featured films taken by Principal Clark throughout the year of stu-dents and teachers in various phases of activity both in study and recreation with com-ment by the teachers. Ruth Lowe was president of the Jefferson PTA at their Wednesday meet with Melba Gardner and Principal Nielson, vice presidents; Lynn Brown, secretary-treasure- r. Speaker was Dr. LaMar T. Empey in charge of the re-habilitation experiments on de-linquency in Provo. . HEART-WARMIN- G Oh g,fts FOR MOTHER-T- O BE fJ:. ! Mothers. Day tM May 8th , v . and we have a . store full of loving 'K ' suggestions to make it a joyous occasion! MATERNITY WARDROBE 32 North 1st East Provo Ill ll"t DIAMONDS SUPER VALUES! Terms as low as $10.00 down and $2.50 per week! iPFMMFY' FR0M FASHION CENTERS North, East, West, I I I O South America's Big News Fashions Come to Choose them on recent cruise in the privacy of our Selection Room! 111 South Main HUnter 9-42- 21 watch for our GRAND OPENING specials: BISCUITS .... 9c per dozen COOKIES I doz. reg. price and SECOND DOZEN ONLY 5c Hew Hew Slew 278 South Main HUnter 71 "Consistently Lower Prices" i Miff-- ill , J IKatc 2sdfol&&s&$$sJ gfStoigfjj f i Bigger than any show 1684-stor- e Penney's has ever staged before. See s ? 'v cottons in endless variety. See after-dar- k prints and plains in floaty jp .1 f, nylon chiffons, lavish cottons, rich Cup:oni rayon lace. See breezy, v I ; easy-car- e fabrics Arnel triacetate in shark skin or blended with cotton, I hand washable Bemberg rayon sheer, iron-snubbi- nylon and more, I more, more! Come early, come often! We'll keep the new buys coming. Misses', Tunior, Women's and Half Sizes. I" i 1 . i PENNEY'S EHD-OF-MOII-TII CLEAN-U- P ' HUNDREDS OF ODD LOTS DISCONTINUED ITEMS MARKED DOWN TO CLEAR SAVE DOLLARS NOW!!! 6 ONLY ODD LOTS TODDLERS' MEN'S SUITS SUEDE SHOES POLO SHIRTS 36.00 2.00 2 for 1.00 a wool Women's and qirls heels and Pi Year-aroun- d w..gh hn good Limited group of eoHon poo or wool blend suits. t;ons ' sllirts paste str;p6Si j ODD LOTS 7lTf2 " FLORAL BOYS' JEANS ROOM sfZE RUGS CHENILLE SPREADS 1.66 18.88 6.00 " ; Denim in 13. oz. stripes or g ?)(2 Twin or fu s;Ies. White with plains. Some stove pipes here, rubberized backs. ora' patterns. lTd ' lTdT vSASSnEroonc ; NYLON HOSE RAYON PANTIES t 49c pr. 39c 25c 50c yd. Sheer Close-ou- t assortment of sheers nylons at a tiny Elastic or band leg styles. White ; price. Buy several pairs now! or pTnki to heavy weight cottons. i NEW ARRIVAL! MISSES' MELMAC MEN'S FORMER20-3- 0 MAN lMIT :PORT TOP; ! DINNERWARE STRAWCLOTH CAPS t) !. 19.88 set 25c - New assorted styles! Cool, wash- - i set. Choice of three de- - Special Buy! Cool mesh weave abe cottons, for all summer t signs. Beautifully styled. straw cloth! sports wear! New Shipment!! CANVAS SHOES MISSES OXFORDS Children's OXFORDS Jr. Boys' GYM SHOES 198 1.89 2.29 ? Black with White rubber soles. , S White Blue Red Black Red White Blue 3 fo 3 I "Try Springville First" I SHOP PENNEY'S YOU'LL LIVE BETTER YOU'LL SAVE!! F , n - ... iiiir - m f-- m '1 'f j wr J, i ' "f n 'i f. r- rr.'w y rw- N Anderson's Home Furnishings corqlialfy invites you to attend 1 Li - Home Show and Furniture Display 9th South and Canyon Drive Thursday thru Saturday April 28 - 30 j 6 to 9 p.m. j The Tender Touch on (YlfotkeF6 )cii SUCH A LOVELY WAY TO SAY "I LOVE YOU" Send Flowers for Mothers' Day!-ORDE-NOW Springville Floral Phone HUnter j Mrs. Emily Miner, who has been in business here for some time, has changed her place of residence to Salt Artist to Lake City. speak Hafen-Dalli- n Art club mem-bers will hear a talk by Pro-fessor Francis Magleby of the BYU art department, on the current exhibit today at 4:15 p.m. A new member of the BYU art faculty, Professor Magleby has worked with Dean Faucett in Vermont for the past four years. Miss Hazel Lunceford sets wedding date Of romantic interest to friends and relatives is an-nouncement of the approach-ing marriage of Hazel Lunce-ford to Derald L. Mitchell. The attractive bride-to-b- e is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orval L. Lunceford of Spring-ville. Mr. Mitchell is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Freeman H. Mitchell of Richland, Wash. The young couple will be married in the Manti LDS Temple May 5. The following evening, the newlyweds will be honored at a wedding recep-tion given by her parents in the Springville Stake House from 8:00 until 10:00 p.m. Hazel is a graduate of the Springville High School and LDS Seminary. She attended the Brigham Young University and Carbon Junior College. Mr. Mitchell graduated from Columbia High School in Rich-land, and later attended the BYU. He has just returned from an LDS mission in Bra-zil and plans to return to the BYU to continue his education. The birthcay of Mrs. Maud Roylance called for a family er Monday evening in the form of a surprise par-ty for the guest of honor. Visiting and refreshments took up the evening enjoyed by the following: Attorney and Mrs. Arnold Roylance, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roylance of Provo and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Roy-lance and their families. i ' , - : l:!!!;::!!!: I5 Si! ?!: vtilllliiSlii g:iliIIi?: tefif , v mmm - j? if:;l: .". V ySSmlXSS ,W&WMS:! :: iSlllllllII liipsiflf : ill tw' WslKSm illill I Jlllll 5:S::x rM;: g :,i?;.ii lllllllllSMlijIsf ' f 11 , mixmmmmmmmmmmimyyy i ' - ! - :::::::: ,' mmmm-- Miss Hazel Lunceford, whose engagement to Derald L. Mitchell of Richland, Wash., is announced this week, the temple wedding being planned for May 5. music program Jolli Femme club members met with Betty Packard Wed-nesday evening of last week with Carol Clark Mrs. Clark assisted by Mrs Annie Forshee and Mrs. Shir-ley Dunn presented the pro gram on the life and works of the musician Jerome Kern. Mrs. Forshee gave three pi-ano selections by Kern; Mrs Dunn and Mrs. Clark gave vo-cal duets from his composi tions and Mrs. Clark gave two vocal solos and also reviewec' the life of the famous com poser. The club group planned their Mother's Day dinner to be giv-en May 6, at the home of Mrs Phyllis Clyde's mother, Mrs Justin Winkler, 264 East 4th South, Provo. 'Mamma Date' party Approximately 40 people en-joyed the Mama Date, party given by the Third ward Trail Builders Friday evening at the church. Dinner and dancing furnish-ed entertainment for the even-ing and some received some private cha-ch- a istruction. Teachers Mrs. Marjorie Groneman, Mrs. Violet Diam-ond and Mrs. Marie Webb were in charge of arrange-ments. |
