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Show oq 196:' ' .. THE SPRINGVILLE (UTAH) HERALD Page Seven ,r, I SOCIETY OF THE WF.EK ; (ominef Events East-Sout- h DIP The first meeting of officers of the East-Sout- h Utah County DUP organization is announc-ed for next Thursday, Sept. 5, at 2 p.m., in the Second-Eight- h ward church. All camp and county officers are ex-pected to be in attendance, an-nounced Mrs. Mary Smart, president. Mr., Mrs. Rolland Dean Johnson take vows in Logan LDS Temple Recently married in the Lo-gan LDS Temple were Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Dean Johnson. She is the former Miss Sondra Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Moroni Smith of Provo, and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Roy D. Johnson of Springville. Parents of the groom enter-tained at a wedding dinner in Salt Lake City following the wedding and the bride's parents hosted a wedding reception in Miller and Roy B. Beach. Mothers of the couple chose gowns in shades of pink ac-cented by white carnation cor-sages for the reception. Mrs. Russell Jackson was in charge of the guest book. Following a honeymoon trip to Southern Utah and Arizona, the couple will make a home in Provo, while the groom con-tinues his studies at Brigham Young University. the Nineteenth Ward in Provo. The bride was exquisitely gowned in white taffeta prin-cess styled with bodice trimmed with lace medallions embroid-ered with seed pearls and se-quins. The skirt swept into a phapel train and her bouffant veil flowed from a jeweled pill-box hat. She carried a crescent-shape- d bouquet of feathered carnations surrounding a white orchid. Mrs. Roy B. Beach, Mrs. J. Dale Miller, Mrs. J. Robert Smith, Mrs. Cleon T. Nielson, Mrs. Lee J. Bate, Mrs. Renae Taylor and Mrs. Michael Kanan were attendants. They wore shocking pink peau de soie gowns and carried crescents of light pink carnations and glad-ioli. Allan Roylance and Duane Poll were best men and ushers were J. Robert Smith, J. Dale "KJP.II.I,I mumgmmmx J.. U...I.U.U.IH fc i ih i it MtijtiUfnrn'T ,Wf"ii"f fn'ivrirnf"- TftTl mir fmmm RECENTLY WED Mrs. Rolland Dean Johnson, the for-mer Miss Sondra Smith of Provo, wed in Logan Temple. Senior Citizens plan outing Senior Citizens of Springville are reminded of the watermelon bust Saturday, August 31, at Kelly's Grove, beginning at 4 p.m. Everyone is asked to bring their own dishes and enough food of one kind to serve four or five people. It will be a pot luck supper followed and pre-ceded by games and visiting. In case of stormy weather, the party will be held in Mem-orial Hall. Cold water is on your right and hot water is on your left. Effan Bee Club at parties Effan Bee Club members were entertained at an early morning breakfast at the W. C. Harrison home recently with Mrs. Harrison, Lucille Turner and Lucille Roylance compris-ing the committee in charge. Visiting took up the time following breakfast enjoyed by Delia Hall, Jean Ivory, Ardis Killpack, Helen Kendall, Nola Palfreyman, Ada Mae Patrick, Beth Prothero, Reva Roylance, Verlain Swenson, Harriet Burt, Blanch Tipton and the hostess-es. Previous to the breakfast, the club group and their husbands were entertained in the garden of the Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Nielson home. Assisting with this party were Mrs. Howard Ivory, Mrs. Taylor Burt. Bonne Amitie Club gives parties The Bonne Amitie Club and their husbands were for a together barbeque patio supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Peterson. Assisting chairmen were Mr. and Mrs. Denny Mur-ray. After supper, games and vis-iting were enjoyed by the fol-lowing: Mr. and Mrs. Clair Barney, Mr. and Mrs. Kent Crandall, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fe-l'- x, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mc-Clai- n, Mr. and Mrs. David Nu-sin- k, Mr. and Mrs. Murray and Mr. and Mrs. Peterson. The ladies of the club also entertained Mondav at a r,ar- - ty for their children at the Ma-plet- Park with Mrs. McClain and Mrs. Marva Boyack, chair-men. Approximately thirty chil-dren and their mothers enjoyed the time with games, visiting and refreshments. JC Wives entertain at Hawaiian party Members of the Jaycee Wives entertained at a Hawaiian Luau recently in the yard at the home of Mr .and Mrs. LeRoy Jex. Typical decorations and lights gave an island atmos-phere. The dining table was center-ed with an attractive fruit sal-ad and as guests arrived they were greeted with a lei. Diana Allred in Hawaiian costume entertained during the evening with several dance numbers. In charge of the party was Joan Sundbloom, assisted by Iris Osborn, Norma Read, Car-l- a Jex, Lois Barney and Ger-aldi- Cook. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Edgel Oldroyd, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Blanchard, Mr .and Mrs. Jim Peay, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Flet-cher, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Barney, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Schardine, Mr. and Mrs. George Herbert, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sund-bloom and Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Jex. - . i - v i I ...... CALVIN H. HJOKTH, the former Miss Marie Ewell, .jfd in Salt Lake Temple, will make home in Mapleton. Is Marie Ewell is married j Calvin H. Hjorth, Mapleton .; Marie Ewell, daughter : and Mrs. Wm. M. Ewell j city, became the bride :iin H. Hjorth, son of Mr. Mrs. Hugh Hjorth of Ma-i- n recent ceremonies in at Lake Temple. They iter honored with a re-- n in the Fourth Ward. ; bride was a picture of : s in a white delustered ;mwn with lace allique with seed pearls. The skirt, floor length, rored and pleated, falling ; slight train. The sleeves :cng and pointed at the i Her finger-ti- p veil was :sd to a head-piec- e, fea-- :: a white satin rose and : satin leaves. She carried tiiet of pink roses and enhanced by satin streamers, aiants to the bride were " Swell,, maid of honor, Suzanne H. Wright, Judy 1 Mary Hjorth and bridesmaids, while 7, Carol, and Christine we flower girls. Their were acqua blue and :loers were white glad-- i pink carnations. The girls carried baskets of white carnations. Ewell chose a biege em-"'- d linen for the wedding a and Mrs. Hjorth, pink eir flowers were white Md pink roses. guests at the door and Mrs. Myron Ni- - cols and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hjorth. Mrs. Sydna Strong and Delora Bertelsen were at the guest register. Serving were Judy Newberry. Christine Jenkins, Claudia Ei-leen Averett, Claudia Holda-way.Li- la Ree Measom, Ila Ann Shepherd and Sandy Thomas. In the gift room were Mrs. Darlene Jenkins, Mrs. Twila Newberry and Mrs. Gladys Staker. A beautiful four-layer- wed-ding cake, the bottom of which was made up of four hearts featured bells and pink tipped rosebuds and wedding rings on the top layer. The young couple took a wed-ding trip to the Grand Mesa National Park in Colorado and are making their home at Ma-pleton, while both continue their education at Brigham Young University. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Alvey and sons have been iting at the home of her par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Goble, the past month prior to leaving for his overseas tour of duty at Guam. Stephen formerly of Payson, is serving in the U. S. Navy. He grad-uated, July 26, from a course of instruction in Elec-tronics. Technician, Class A, he was a personnel man first class before his recent school-ing. They plan to be in Guam for about two and a half years. Club ends year The Jolley-Jil- l 4-- H club has finished a fun 1st year in 4-- this summer. Each one with the help of their leader Mrs. R'teen Cutler, made a shoe rack and luncheon cloth in a home improvement course. All received completion ribbons. They entered their luncheon cloths in county competition at the vocational school in Pro-vo last week and seven re-ceived blue ribbons and four red ribbons. Sharlene Ralphs and Brenda Taylor's luncheon clothes were chosen to go to the State Fair, according to Brenda Taylor, reporter. Widen your horizons . . . Get out of the mental rut and become more worth-while to yourself and assoc-iates . . . Get more enjoy-ment out of life! IX SPANISH FORK AND SPREVGVILLE THIS WEEKEND a free demonstration meeting of the famous DALE CARNEGIE COURSE For 51 years Dale Carnegie training has helped men and women to develop more confidence in them-selves, control worry and solve problems logically, to become better conversation-alists and more effective speakers. Why not attend this FREE introductory meeting Friday and or Saturday? FRIDAY: Spanish Fork Veterans Memorial Building SATURDAY: Springville Fire Station 7:31 p.m. each evening men and women are both welcome to attend! presented by international training services 2998 Apache Lane, Provo Phone 373-36- ART CITY STAMP Springville, Utah Back to School Specials POCKET STAMP 3 line rubber stamp to mark your books, etc. $1.00 complete CLOTH MARKING KITS Complete with your name, ink & pad to mark school clothing $2.00 complete CALL 489-432- 2 OR LEAVE YOUR ORDER AT SPRINGVILLE HERALD OFFICE (this offer ends September 5th) :WW Z " Cottons, Wools, Combinations made by ico Mister J, Pandora, and --Jv$ Fritzie iWA 'n c'rs an weaves ip from 5.98 J $r . : . Sprucette . fecial .ions! SPrin9vllle I MEMORIAL ART COMPANY WILL CONTINUE j BUSINESS UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF ; Odessa M. Child , Family members have been trained for many ' years in this business, and will guarantee continued ; QUALITY CRAFTSMANSHIP! i ; Memorial Art Company I 190 North Main AUTHORIZED DEALER OF ROCK OF AGES GRANITE MEMORIALS " : I HEARING AID I k i CAMEO ! DISCREETLY TINY-QUAL- ITY PERFORMANCE Try the Cameo Today No obligation and Mrs. Ralph Snelson, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Windley, Mr. and Mrs. Art Reid, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ivie, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Osborn, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Howell and Mr. and Mrs. J. Rolla Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Vernal Beardall and granddaughter Linda Christensen spent ten days with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bear-da- l and two daughters Susan and Patricia at Salmon, Idaho. They brought Mrs.- - Beardall and the girls home with them and Mrs. Beardall underwent surgery at Payson hospital. Fiets Bien Club has summer party Fiets Bien members took advantage of the fine summer evenings to have a party for husbands Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Rolla Hall. Dinner was served in the gar-den and was followed by a pleasant time with games and visiting. Present were the following: Mr. and Mrs. Max Thorn, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Reed Bird, Mr. Club entertains for husbands Pari Passu club members en-tertained at a summer party for their husbands in the gar-den of Rex Wolsey home re-cently. A buffet supper was served and the president, Mrs. Marie Johnson welcomed all present including Mrs. Ralph Peay, a new member. In attendance at the party were, Mr. and Mrs. Kay John-son, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Ha-zel, Mr .and Mrs. LaRell John-son, Mr. and Mrs. James Liv-se- y, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ostlund, Mr and Mrs. O J Peay, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Roylance, Mr and Mrs. Finley Roylance, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spring-er, Mr. and Mrs. Max Sum-sio- n, Mr. and Mrs. Roy John-son, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Peay, and Mr. and Mrs. Wolsey. Capital punishment is when the government taxes you in order to get capital to go into competition with you, and then taxes the profits on your busi-ness to pay for its losses. ' .... - , r- - , ' w" 1 . ...r--1 ; (:i vY J i . NOVELTY CIRCLE AT FORMAL DINNER Posing for their pictures at a recent dinner served by the pledges at the home of Karma Averett are members of the Novelty Circle Club. Front row, left to right: Susan B'oman, Nedra Snelson, Linda Bjarnson, Margie Loftin; second row: Joanne Bartlett, club photographer; Ilene Cloward, Kay Tucker, Karen Hardy, Karma Averett, Judy Swan-so- n; third row: Linda Peirce, reporter; Pauline Whiting, Linda Ostler, secretary; Cheryl Carter, Nadine Peterson, Lorna Bird, Margery Peterson, Evelyn Warren, Ila Whiting, Janet Ostler, Jean Crandall, Sue Chesnut, president; Judy Crane, Victoria Gurr. Joan Parker, not present for picture. JC auxiliaries visit training school Some fifty auxiliary members to Jaycee Clubs from Spring-ville, Mapleton, Orem, Spanish Fork, Provo and Payson joined in a tour recently of the State Training School at American Fork. Officials at the school con-ducted the tour, explaining the use of the buildings, describing types of students and cause of their illness and discusing some of the needs of the institution. Kitchen equipment, and clothes which do not need dry cleaning, in all sizes and more volunteer workers, were some of the items listed. Funds ' are also needed for improvement of the various departments, they were told. Members of the Springville JC Wives, who invited the groups believe it gave other clubs a better understanding of the school and its problems. Special appreciation was ex-pressed to the presidents of the various organizations who co-operated in making the tour a success. Many of the clubs since have expressed a desire to support the school. DUP camp holds summer party Camp Mountain View DUP spent a delightful afternoon on Thursday at a summer party and lunch at the Fourth-Tent- h Ward Church. A pot luck din-ner and visiting took up the time and those in attendance signed a get-we- ll card to send to Mrs. Lydia Palfreyman, a member, who is staying with her daughter, Mrs. lone P. Ol-se- n at Fort Collins, Colo. In attendance were Kather-in- e Russell, Leonia Cameron, Afton Palfreyman, Emily An-derson, Nettie Thorn, Emma Jacobsen, Dorothy Wheeler, Hattie Williams, Lela Sumsion, Teresa Loback, Jean Ashby, Cornelia Allan, Maraby Bear-dall. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Shaffer and son of New York City, N. Y., were overnight guests this week at the home of Mrs. May Child, enroute to their home from a trip to California. Mrs Child and her late husband be-friended Mr. Shaffer when he was a home-sic- k youth serv-ing with the CCC camp in Hobble Creek canyon. He nev-v- er forgot their kindness and for the past 30 years had sent a Christmas card. It was the first time he had been back to Springville since CCC camp days. |
