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Show February 14 j. p THE SPRINGVILLE (UTAH) HERALD "1 j '. 7' (doming, ! SOCIETY OF THE WEEK . . - - - J Single people invited to join Sociables An entertaining' Valentine social is announced for to-night at 8 p.m., at the Park University LDS ward hall, 8th N. 1st W., Provo, to which all single people of Springville, 23 years and older, are invited, according to Dell Faddis of Provo, president of the organ-ization. The program, planned by the LDS Sociables, is but one of a variety of activities out-- i lined for the season. The or-ganization sponsors twice each ' month with free lessons given at Winter Gar-dens.. There is also bowling twice monthly and a fireside chat twice a month in addi-tion to square dancing on each third Thursday of the month. According to report, the crowds are getting larger at the weekly programs, at which new friends are made and ev-eryone reportedlp has an en-joyable time. Further details may be secured on the program by calling FR .1 or- - . i " I I '! "i ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Miss Carol Ann Allan, whose engagement to Howard Allen Horton of Spanish Fork is announced this week, the wedding to be March 7. Miss Carol Ann Allan engaged to wed Spanish Fork man soon ing and they will reside in Utah County. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard M. Allan of Mapleton are announ-cing the engagement and ap-proaching marriage of their daughter Carol Ann, to How-ard Allen Horten, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Horton of Spanish Fork. The wedding and reception will be March 1, at the Maple-to- n Church. Bidden to attend the bride will be Helen Robinson, Mar-jori- e Allan, Claudia Jo Harris and Sharon Beardall. The charming bride-ele- ct is a graduate of Springville High School and is now attending beauty college. Mr. Horton is employed in Santiquin. She plans to finish her school- - Topic of interest discussed at club Pari Passu club members heard an interesting talk given by Mrs. Fred Schwendiman of Orem, at their meeting Thurs-day evening of last week, when Mrs. Evelyn Wolsey was host-ess. President Louise Springer presided and asked Mrs. Marie Johnson to read the club col-lect. The pledge was recited by all. Mrs. Anna Osltund was in charge of the program and in-troduced Mrs. Schwendiman, who discussed attitudes as mothers to ourselves and those around us as we approach the middle years. Lunch was served at the close of the program to 13 members and the next meeting announced for Feb. 21, to be at the home of Marie Johnson. i .. 1 : x j I I I ' 1 r 1 " i I j ', ,V ,. '1 ""'-s- , 1 ......... : . j FEBRUARY BRIDE Miss Kay Nielson to be wed to L. LaMar Hair February 22, will make new home in Los Angeles, California. Manti Temple rites February 22 to unite Kay Nielson, L. L Hair Pretty Miss Kay Nielson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dean D. Nielson of this city, has set the date for her wed-ding with L. LaMar Hair of Los Angeles on February 22. The ceremony is planned to take place in the Manti LDS Temple and a reception will honor the couple the same evening in the new. First-Twelf- th Ward Church. The groom-to-b- e is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Hair of Salt Lake City. Miss Nielson, a graduate of Springville High School and LDS Seminary, is in her senior year at Brigham Young University, where she is majoring in English. She studied in Mexico City in 1961. During her college years she has been employed also in secretarial work. Mr. Hair is a graduate of BYU in the field of business and is presently assistant manager with First Security Na-tional Bank in the head office computer center, Los Angeles. He graduated from Granite High School and LDS Seminary before attending the "Y" where he was president and nt of Val Hyric Social Unit and president of the Inter-soci- al Unit Council and the Salt Lake Club. He also completed an LDS mission in Hawaii. Following a honeymoon in Mexico they will make their home in Los Angeles where the bride plans to continue her college training. , I (venli We Readers Helen Strong will be ho, to members of We Re. club group at her horneV 21, at 8 p.m., when the t "High Button Shoes," by nie Brown Rawlins, will bt viewed by Elva Tipton. Home Culture Club Mrs. Lenard Harward be hostess to members of Home Culture club at her h Friday at 3 p.m., when Leola Holley will speak "Classique." Alpha Beta Club Mrs. Tom Smith will er. tain for members ' of the pha Beta Club Friday at ' p.m., at her home. The gram will be furnished bv v Blanch Beal, who will gK book review. Ladies Literary Club Members of the Ladies erary club will be gues' Mrs. G. Lowry Andersri:: her home in Provo Frida 7:30 p.m. The meeting is changed from the evening meeting t. Mrs. Beulah Whiting Mrs. Harold Whiting w.' Salt Lake City Saturday, attend the Kappa Sigma Mother's Tea which fea: presentation of a deli.: musical, "Mr. President" it Sky room of Hotel Utah. T attended as guests of Ife ; bert L. (Venice Wh::: Springmeyer, whose son 1; filiated with the fratern:',. the U of U. A mechanical heart and i purifier was used success for the first time in IS;; John H. Gibbon, an Federated clubs represented at Salt Lake meet One of the largest delega-tions of women to the recent Utah Federation of Women's Clubs day-lon- state-wid- e meeting at the University of Utah Union Building, Saturday Feb. 2, came from Springville. Included in the group were Mrs. Arthur Reid, council pres-ident; Mrs. Ted J. Martindale, Companion Club; Mrs. Wilford G. Biesinger, state Mrs. Wendell Winger, state Mrs. Mary R. Schwartz, district parlia-mentarian; Mrs. Earl Condie, state education chairman; and Mrs. Beverly Metcalf, Faits Bien Club. Mrs. Biesinger presided at the luncheon at which Mrs. Winger introduced the featur-ed speaker, Mrs. Helen Living-ston Smith, New York City, Director, National Organiza-tions Division, CARE, who is working directly with the Na-tional Federation of Women's Clubs on a Literacy program for eight foreign countries. Donna Hutchings and Lil-lian Crandall returned this week from California, where they have been visiting their daughter and son and their families. Mrs. Hutchings was in Reseda to welcome a little new granddaughter, born to Jack and Delores Hutchings Zirbes, Jan. 30. Mrs. Crandall visited a son Robert and wife and family at Covina. Farm people by 8 of all the rubber, enough to put tires on all the cars manufactured in this country. Crib Corner Girl, to Clark L. and Diane Llewellyn Bird, Saturday Feb-ruary 9, at the Utah Valley Hospital. Boy, to Marvin O. and Judy Nellie Abbott Dalton, February 2, at the Payson Hospital. Boy, to Reed and DeAnn Bramall Miner, Feb. 6, at Pas-adena, Calif. The new arrival has a brother and a sister. Mrs. Beth Miner and Mrs. Louise Bramall of Springville are grandmothers. Robert Gabbitas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gabbitas, will be spending a month home on leave before leaving on his new service Mrs. Arthur Hatch is home from an enjoyable week's visit with relatives in Nevada, and in southern Utah. In company with relatives from Provo, she visited briefly in Overton, Nev., and while there called on Mrs. Lena Maycock, formerly of Springville, who is presently staying with a sister, Mrs. Mil-lia-n C. Lewis. She sends best wishes to her friends here. Mrs. Hatch also visited her son Ferrell and wife and family at St. George and with rela-tives 'and friends in Hurricane and Tropic ; Federated Music Club hears fine program A program on American Con-temporary Composers of 1870 and 1871, was presented at the meeting of the Springville Fed-erated Music Club Friday eve-ning, when the group met with Mrs. Orvil Clark. Mrs. Arthur Finley conducted the meeting and the program was in charge of Mrs. Warren Tonks and Hannah Rowland. Miss Rowland gave the dis-cussion and correlating music was arranged by Mrs. Tonks including violin numbers by Mrs. Lewis Bird, string trio selections by Mrs. Bird, Mrs. Wilford Manwaring and M;rs. Maurice Bird; vocal solo, Mrs. Orvil Clark and Mrs. Ellen Anderson and a piano solo by Mrs. Berdean E. Oldroyd. Mrs. Tonks also led in group sing-ing with Mrs. Maurice Bird, accompanist. Refreshments were served to fourteen club members at the conclusion of the program. 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The Art Festival being spon-sored by the Federated clubs was announced for March 6, at 7:30 p.m., in the Third-Nint- h ward church: The ostess served a nicely arranged lunch at the close of the program to twenty club members. She was assisted by her daughters, Mrs. Elaine Rothwell and Mrs. Shirley Beardall. Next meeting was announced for Feb. 22, to be at the home of Mrs. Mae Huntington. L. C. B. club members were guests of Mrs. Ann Jacobson Thursday evening, at her home, where table games and lunch were diversions. Mrs. Beth Sumsion was prize winner. ' Next meeting was planned for I Feb. 28, at the home of Mrs. ) Audrey Carter. |