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Show PAGEfTHREB Edited - :Etlirribefut PhbM B.Y. U, Womeri At Fine Session A splendid "session of the'BlYlU. Women's organization was held at the home of Mrs. T.'N. Taylor Saturday Sat-urday afternoon, the following members acting as assisting hostesses: host-esses: 'Mrs. Susa P. Whitaker, Mrs. Gant Ivinsr"Mrs.' Joseph Sudweeks, Mrs.-A. C. 'Lambert, Mrs. "Moroni Cottam, -Mrs. E. S. Hinckley and Mrs. J. M. Jensen. Miss Anna Ollerton gave an interesting in-teresting review of some of the recent re-cent outstanding books, after which a delightful program of music mu-sic '-wasufurnished under the direction direc-tion of Mrs; Florence Jepperson Madsen. Mrs. Lucile M. McDonald played a beautiful violin number,-,one number,-,one of Mrs. Madsen's compositions and Mrs, Madsenrand:Mrs. Hannah. Packard rendered a vocal dueU Mrs. Madsen was at the piano. Dainty refreshments were served. f Birthday Dinner Mrs. Frank Madsen and Mrs. El- merMadsen' gave an enjoyable tatter, honoring their sister, Miss fiethv Coleman. Covers were laid for eight. .,. . You And Your Friends Miss Grace Blake of Las Vegas, Nev., student at the B. Y. U., has returned to Provo from Las Vegas, where she, has been visiting her parents. Louis W. Il&hn, formerly a representative rep-resentative of thcBurllngton Route, in this district,' is ill at hia home, 1553 South Eleventh East t street, Salt Lake City, according to word received here. Mr.-Hahn suffered a stroke a week ago and it is doubtful if he will-regain the use of his left side. N.. P. Faolson of Pleasant Grove was a visitor in Provo today. .The Misses Lethe and Ruth Coleman of Midway spent the week end in Provo. Joseph A. Seethaler, Jr., returned re-turned home Sunday evening from Los Angeles and Hollywood, Calif., where he .has-been vacationing for the past three weeks. Mr. and Mrs. William Ctuff and family have returned, home- from a visit with relatives and friends in Mesa, Arizona, . William G. Sorrel Is and Sarah Ann Losee, both of Santaqum, were married at the -county clerk's office Saturday afternoon. County Clerk Frank Salisbury officiated" Dr. and Mrs- Amos -N. JVIerrill, Dr. J. C. Clark and R. :G,' Clark returned bome Sunday .evening I from Portland, Ore.,, iwherethey were cauea iwo- weens.Jigp' aww 'the serious illness of Mrs. Da- Costa Clark, formerly "Ernsa -Merrill. Mrs. J. C. Clark - has remained in Portland with her daughter-InJaw, who is expected? to -leave-the Good Samaritan hospitalwithln . two weeks. ' The young: rwoman rwas stricken with pjieiunpnia'and heart disease and has been, in an tremely critical condition but how on the road to recovery, according ac-cording tov the family. Elaine McPherson, . 8, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Floyd McPherson, 155 South Fourth West-treet,-un- derwent an operation for acute appendicitis r.at the -Aicd', hospital Saturday. Her ' cfondittoh is re ported as being good. OUR BOARDING )) rMTOE VOU LAID .W? T 4 SET UP,THOTH OF YOjJ :tkrf "tttfE4 DkOLfeUKA, ( AN' COOL OFF?" "fJSHr4 ' l M-FtoPPBt) ,vourm--A- V csrjliktincUKE RErAT'tASStEFiOU "M "FOR. ONE :f(r f cat vreo3Fi Wa- f mf "; ' ift N h Av irrteff "olaS""" d y VPiv.' -r V V- V .WHEN. 1.GE.T UT, : if tJkfj : mmwL A 4 t.u -put y fffP i M - ..-x.fr-.... . VIEULEg AMIES Miss.Katg-Peters will be hostess to membesr of the Vielles 'Amies cluto this, evening ?t her home, instead in-stead of Tuesday evening, as was previously announced. BETA SOROSIS Members of the 'Beta Sorosis club wO meet Wednesday at 3:30 o'clock atthe home of Mrs. C. J, Hart. Mrs'.' Arthur Gallup will. furnish the , program. r ; THIRD 5ARD The Third ward Relief society will htold Us annual dues day social Tuesday at .230. o'clock, in the ward Relief society -hall. ; Miss Lettie Coleman of Midway will . read and refreshments will be served. FOURTH WARD The Relief society frteeting in 'the Fourth "ward chapel Tuesday at 2:30 o'clock, -wjUl :be In charge of . the word and' business depart-of depart-of the work and business department. depart-ment. The women are requested to take their thimbles, scissors and embroidery hoops to the . meeting. Special mUsic" Will be furnished. " FIFTH WARD' -Members-of the -Fifth 'ward Re-, lief society 'wH.l -meet Tuesday at 2:30 oi oek in the ward chapel, at which time the work, and business section will be 1n Charge. The women are asked to take " th'eir own ' needlework, also 'scraps for quilts. There will" be special music. rpiONEER VWARD The work ' and 1 business committee commit-tee of the 'Pioneer -ward Relief society will have charge of the meeting Tuesday at ' 2:30 o'clock in the'1 ward' chapel. A special program has been prepared pre-pared and the women are asked to take their thimbles since the time is to be spent In quitting. BOXNEVILLE WARD "Mrs. May Ward of "the work and business committee will have charge of the Bonneville .ward k Relief Re-lief sdclety : meeting Tuesday at 2:30 o'clock in the ward chapel. The" women . are requested - to take their own "needlework. ' Luncheon' will' be served. BirthdayDinner ' ' Is Attractive 'Mr. and 'Mrs. David ' Kinnear entertained en-tertained at a well appointed birth-dayidinner birth-dayidinner Sunday at their-home,' In.-honor bf-Wlkiam Watson, -whose ninetieth toirthday anniversary will' occur January 22. A centerpiece -of roses proved at- -tractive. Covers "were laid for 10 Quests. v' CoupleslEn j oy Gay AfjFair ! v, Mr. . and ,MfsvGroyer ? Purvance. MrandVMrs,Earl barker, Mr. and Mra, .Eljner ZJyfadsen, and JMr. and j Mrs. Keith Coleman enjoyed skiing and tobogganing jit Vivian rPafck, aifter;which cards .and . tuncfreon: were features bfr entertainment at the Madsen home. HOUSE - ; 7 - Relief Society Programs 494 or 495 Tirls lii njo y ; 'Week 'End The "girls - from iKeeleys gave a delightful-dinner. party at the-home of the Misstes? Ruth and lone Falk-ner Falk-ner Saturday evening. Yellow and green were the 1 predominating . colors col-ors int the: attractive table appointments. appoint-ments. - Afterdinner, progressive fS00 ivas playecl, the ' high score T favor going to Miss Neva i Hansen and - the low score prize being, presented to Miss Fay Mcintosh! . Thel guests remained remain-ed overnight ;and a tasty waffle breakfast was served ""Sunday mornihg. " T Participating An the .gay affair wereMiss'Marcia Jolley, Miss Bessie Bes-sie - Lowe, "Miss -Fern -Ivie, ' xaiss Merle Orton, Miss Fay Mcintosh, the. Misses 'Ruth .and lone Falkner, j'Miss LucWe Farley, Miss Jessie Davi, Miss Elma Hansen, Miss Neva Hansen and Miss Eiiza Bjer-regaard. Bjer-regaard. 2fi tf. Afternoon Of Bridge Enjoyed " Two tables of bridge were played at tlie Saturday "Afternoon Bridge club partytheld at the Jtiome of Mrs. Whit" Hoover jSafcurday, Mrs.Hulgh jolley won the first prize and the second favor went to Mrs. Lenn Creer. A tasty luncheon was served to Mrs. J. B., Somo .and Mrs. V. H. Tuft, .guests, and the fallowing members: Mrs. Lenn Cr'aer, Mrs. Bob Bdlloek Mrs. Miles Bowti, Mrs. Xibert Hickman, t Mrs.. Hugh v Jolley aftd Mrs. Lloyd' Sutton. Sut-ton. If. . ftetirinOff icers Tendered Party Primary officers and teachers of tile Vieyard' ward entertained the retiring officers and teachers at the home of Mrs. Ada Toone Saturday Satur-day afternoon. Games and music were enjoyed and tasty refreshments -were served. Lovely gifts were presented. present-ed. The afternoon was enjoyed by Mrs. Ruth Clegg, Mrs. Clista Hold-away, Hold-away, Mrs. Florence Williamson, Mrs. Vanza Ash, Mrs. Leora Harding, Hard-ing, Mrs. Nora Harding, Mrs. V-l Heats, Mrs. Vilate Shumway, Miss Zella Harding, Miss Phyllis ' Mur-dock Mur-dock 'and Miss' Leah Toone, Bridge, iLuncheon For Club Group An enjoyable affair of Saturday evening was the - party given by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Robeyrfor the members or tneir Dridge club. Mrs. J. N. Crawford and Byron Denhalter won the high score favors. fav-ors. A delicious luncheon folio weu arid was served to Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Jones, Mr. - and "Mrs. "Lawrence Beebe, Mr. and Mrs. John Yeager, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Denhfalter, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Crawford and Mr. and Mrs. John' L'undahK A Bridge. Club Entertained - Mrs. Al Hansen was hostess to members of the H. D. Bridge club atj her home "Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Frank Madsen. won the high score favor. 'The fcl lowing joera-bers joera-bers were served a tasty luncheon: Mrs. Eugene Haliday, . K iladsen, Mrs. ..George .Madsen, Mrs. StrThur Hallday, Mrs Frank Maa-peh, Maa-peh, Mrs. Harold LeVis and Miss Lida Halladay. BY AHERN X2 'Hi SPRINGV1LLE . .Correspondent , MBS. MANILA BROWN ,J l'lione 140-W Juvenile Judge Joseph E. Nelson, Nel-son, national ' executive committeeman committee-man of the American legion, gave an interesting talk on "Legislature" "Legisla-ture" -at a conjoint meeting of the Legion and auxiliary here Wednesday Wed-nesday evening. Miss Norma Harrison Har-rison and Mrs. Tess C. Packard entertained with a reading and a dance selection, respectively. Music for the evening was furnished by Roe McCurdy, Dick Conover, Wil- fbrd ' and 'Merrill Gottfredson, Clarence Smith, Timothy Marsh and Charles Johnson of Provo. Following the regular meeting, luncheon was served at small tables, and later cards were' enjoyed. en-joyed. Approximately fifty Members Mem-bers and guests attended. Hosts and hostesses for the affair included in-cluded Mrs. Thelma Clark, Mrs. Elvin Sumsion, Mrs. Delia Clark, Geofge Nelson, Mark Tripp and Will Clark. The Ladies' Literary club will meet Saturday, January 14, with Mrs. Hannah Callister. All are asked to be present at 2 o'clock. In celebration of their sixteenth wedding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Clegg entertained a number num-ber of friends at dinner at their home Tuesdav evening:. Later cards were enjoyed. Guests in-deluded in-deluded Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sumsion, Mr. and -Mrs. Bert Rowland, Mr. and Mrs. Anasia Rowland, Mr. and Mrs. Will Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Clegg. The Daughters of Pioneers, of Canip No. 1, will be. guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Hutchings at her borne 'Thursday, January 12, at 2 o'clock. A11 are urged to be present. r Mr..: and Mrs. Andrew Peterson were -delightfully surprised by a number Of : friends at their home Wednesday evening. Progressive "500" and luneh were features of amusement; with Ir. and -Ms. ,Alanferd-Hutchinson, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest-Weight, and Mr. and Mrs. George Crandall guests. :Mr. "arid -Mrs. Will Clark entertained enter-tained a number of friends at tbeir home : last Tuesday evening, -including" Mr. and Mrs. Reed Clements, Clem-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Clark, Mr. and -Mrs. Harry Ewingj Mr. arid Mrs. Mell Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard 'Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. Velt Hancock, and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Palfreyman. The time was spent with progressive games "followed by - a tasty lunch. Social Twelve club . members Were guests of Mrs. G, D. Kennedy at . her home Thursday evening. Mrs. George Crandall won high score prize during .progressive auction bridge, and Mrs. G. G-Woodmansee G-Woodmansee the consolation. Mrs. Bert Rowland was elected presi- rdent of the club . for next year. and -Mrs. Will Brown secretary. Concluding the party, : luncheon was. served to twelve members. Curiously, both Ashland, Ore., and . Ashland, Pa. have 7164 inhabitants. inhab-itants. V yi 'in fqm V i ! ii"'"l A1WAYV WAS UN CpUZZLCt J: ?5plittinq;' Headaches J Vfl 'Janisewfcle irk andrtlaap ut about MR Tablet (Nature'Remdr). Now she gti able. ali-vegeUW laxative bfaught wiick. relief -wid ajiietwryesbemne ft cleared haraxstem Of paiwJnoue wa tea--mad bowel action t easy ad -regular, Tbouaade-ak6 Kfl daily. ,noobabit-forta f JK J OMr THOSE GOLDEN SL lllil,! -;J i mil i 4- oil MUTUAL ;With a sincere desire to increase the membership of the Utah stake M. I. A., stake and ward "officers join in extending a most cordial invitation to the residents of Provo to participate in fhe great cause of the Mutual Improvement asso ciation. Excellent programs of class discussion dis-cussion and recreational activities are given every Tuesday evening at 7:30 in each ward. Join now! M FIRST WARD Mrs. Le.Roy Hardy will be in charge of the preliminary urogram at the First ward M. I. A. Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the ward chapel, Thi .lesson work and activity classes will be carried on by the special activity leatlers. M THIRD WARD A dance will be given by the Third ward M. i. A. Tuesday evening eve-ning in the amusement hall after Mutual, for the married folks and young people of the ward and then friends. Good music has been arranged ar-ranged and the admission fee will be small. Regular class and activity work will be held, commencing at 7:30 o'clock, public speaking, music and retold story to feature the latter. M - FOURTH WARD All departments of the Fourth ward M. I. A. are well planned with interesting features for Tuesday evening and there is a place for everyone. Miss Clara Woodh'ouse will contribute con-tribute a piano selection in the preliminary exercises. The adult section will foegin a new course of study under the direction di-rection of Dr "Garn Clark "Life Shortening Habits." This is a real opportunity for members of the department to obtain valuable in formation which will assist m a 'nealthier, happier life. Dr.. T. L. Martin will present the first discussion dis-cussion "The. Invisible World." "Latter-day Saints' Ideals of Edu cation," is the interesting theme for the senior department to be discussed by Mrs. Anna Tanner. All members are. urged to be present to discuss important, business. Vanguards will be entertained with' special games to meet the requirements re-quirements of physical education. Mrs. Kathryn Pardoe will conduct con-duct the drama, Carlton Culmsee the public speaking and Miss Anna Redd the retold - story. All other departments have excellent programs pro-grams planned. M FIFTH WARD A vocal solo and a reading will be given during the - preliminary program at the Fifth, ward M.I.A! meeting Tuesday evening at' 7:30 o'clock in the ward chapel.; In the adult class, Dr. Parley A. Ch'ristens.en will. give, the ..lesson on ''Beautifying the Community,' after! aft-er! which he will coihmence a' review re-view of "The Merchant of Venice." Ven-ice." M . SIXTH - WARD Two Violin Selections will be AT'TOEfllSTSHEEZE U USE KICHTANO MORNINQ HIT VJAt - IPEERS! Golden slippers twinkle on the best feet at the Opera, first nights at the theater and for dancing in 1933. And the new fashion edict is for "covered toes." (Left) Gold kid and an imported brocade of exquisite coloring, combine to make this glamorous party slipper lined throughout with gold. (Right) The new platinum blonde kid slipper slip-per is a delicate sunny gold, made with interlaced front strapping ami a flattering T-strap fastening. It, too, is lined with gold, and has a sparkling jewelled buckle. furnished by Miss -Lorraine Bowen during the preliminary program of the Sixth vwar-d ,M. . I.- A, Tuesday evening in the ward chapel. The meeting starts proniptty at 7:30 o'clock. : m - MANAVU WARD Dr. H. M. Woodward will have charge of the adult group at the Manavu word M. " J. A. meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. in the ward chapel. The drama section will be under the. direction of Mrs. Lea'n Van Wagenen and a readingwill be given by Miss Zola Martin in the "M" Men and Gleaner department. depart-ment. M BONNEVILLE WARD Miss Laura . rucker will be in charge of the preliminary pro gram for theM. I. A. meeting to be held Tuesday at 7:30 o'clock in the Bonneville ward chapel. In the adult, class, Miss Marjorie Spalding will furnish readings.- A new teacher is to be appointed. KNOWING your 'A,--B, C'a", In HI-HO - land is sometnlag 1 else again. Here's' the' letter A. Cut out the puzzle pieces, . blacken their backs (for you ; may want to turn them over), and form the silhouette of the 1 , letter A by, rearranging tlxeni. V The Letter A tiij'iootir'pnnpf"" afcly. lo und , sttteivflr test llnghwith j tfipe .iwl&e kkta t'Her e?. i fie Jfray ; his "HI-HO Tllnouette can be formed. " ' TODAY AND TOMORROW "Horse ;Feathers" : eaveH;elp; tae Girlg j , With Cic4ced Lips J v j Sennets Comedy. -". ' firing fEmBatlc Sober" i IX. '! jk 1 1 11 -1 1 i-iiti-T ri-jiuiir in 11 1 ri-f n 1 ' i (QNGRATUWIOHS Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Balrd have a fine baby girl, born this.mArning at the New General hospital. Mother and baby are getting along nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Arvin Reed Dickson, Dick-son, 187 North Second East street, wish to announce the safe arrival of a fine baby girl, born Sunday morning at the family -home. Mother and baby are getting along splendidly. Mrs. Dickson was formerly for-merly Evelyn Whitmore of Roosevelt. Roose-velt. Mr. and Mrs- V.''A. Merrill are the proud parents of a son, born Saturday at their home, 243 East Sixth North street. Mother and the new arrival are doing fine. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bushel 1 have a son, born at their home -Sunday. Mother and babe are getting get-ting along fine. Social to Follow Genealogy Meeting The Pioneer ward Genealogical committee will meet this evening at 7.:30 o'clock at the home of Gro-ver Gro-ver Mister, 970 West Center street. Following the meeting, games will be played and refreshments served. SERVICES FOR MRS. R. RIDGE Beautiful and impressive were the funeral services of Mrs. Robert Ridge, held in the Ensign ward chapel in Salt Lake City. Sunday afternoon, midst a profusion of flowers. Mrs. Ridge died at her home in Salt Lake, Th'arsday afternoon, from pneumonia and complications. A son, Alfred Ridge, is shop foreman fore-man of the Provo Evening Herald. The following program was furnished: furn-ished: Prelude, Helen Barton, cello, Virginia Taylor, piano; quartet, "O My Father," Mrs. Hampton, soprano, so-prano, Miss Charlie Williams, alto, Kent Cobb, tenor, and John H. Wood, bass; prayer, Alexander Lyon; tribute, "As I Know Her," A. W.'iliam Lund, former president of the British mission; tribute, Erz.-est Erz.-est H. Cornwall, former Newcastle conference president; solo, "One Sweetly Solemn Thought," John H. Wood, accorrs?anied by Miss Lola Nelson at the piano; tribute, "As We Would Remember Her," C. C. Richards, Ensign stake genealogical genealog-ical ctiairman; selection, "Abide With Me," quartet; benediction, Walter H. Caldwell; postlude, Barton Bar-ton and Taylor. Many former missionaries to trfe British mission were in attendance. Interment was in the Salt Lake City cemetery, where the grave was dedicated by Bishop Lyons. The pallbearers were members of the High Priests' quorum of which Mr. Ridge is a member. ALFRED ASTON ; PASSES AWAY PLEASANT' GROVE Alfred Aston As-ton died at his home in Orem Saturday, Sat-urday, January 7, after a six weeks' illness. He was born in England, April 16, 1865. For the past 40 years he has lived at Orem, following the occupation of farming. He is survived sur-vived by his wife and the following follow-ing step-children: Alfred Elias, Magna; Mrs. Ruth Drudella, Mrs. Ella WJliams, Vineyard; Laurence, Orem; Will and Zelma of Pleasant Grove.. Four brothers also survive: Joseph, Orem; Elias, Emmett, Ida.; Harry, Salt Lake, John, Pleasant Grove. Funeral services will be held in the Windsor ward house, Tuesday, January 10, at 11 a. m. Interment in the Pleasant Grove cemetery. ?l . Today I !.. Tues. RutMcimtterton "THE CRASH" Paysoti Mrs. A. R. Wilson Correspondent Phone 64 The adult class of the Fourth ward M. I. A. held a nfost enjoyable' enjoy-able' social Tuesday evening at 4he home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gale. The arrangements were m charge of Mr. and Mrs. Gale, Mr. and Mrs. William Betts, Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Williams. The program included an accordian solo, John Zeeman; retold story, Susan Ashby; vocal duet, John Zeeman and Byron Gale; accordian solo, Chailes Gale. Refreshments were served, followed follow-ed with games played under the direction of Mary Cuitis and Alta Cowan. Forty-six quests wero present, including Mr. and Mrs. C. H. White and Miss Margaret Hill as special guests. A special meeting of the missionary mis-sionary tea was held Tuesday afternoon at the Community chuhch. with. President Edith Mc-Fadden Mc-Fadden in charge. Mrs. E. G. Breeze conducted the devotional and Mrs. D. P. Morgan gave a review re-view of "John Whitman's Vision." Musical interpretations were given by Mis. Lewis Bates. Refreshments Refresh-ments were served. Mrs. Edith Shuler Larsen. a recent re-cent bride, was the guest of honor at a shower on Wednesday evening, eve-ning, given by a group of her close girl friends at the home of Miss Erma Hansen. The guest list included in-cluded Mrs. Phyllis Christensen, Mrs. Thea Grotegut, Mrs. Edith White and Mrs. Alice Lewis, all of Spanish Fork; Miss Marian Patten, Pat-ten, Miss Pauline Fairbanks, Miss Louise Viertel, Miss Margaret Peterson, Pet-erson, Mrs. Eicha Durant, Mis. Althea Carson, Mrs. Olla Gale, Miss Marie Ballard. Miss Marie Cloward, Miss Cecil Gale, Mis9 Deta Shuler, Miss Geraldine Gardner, Gard-ner, Miss Rose Cheever, Miss Ma-ble Ma-ble Stark, Miss Grace Bills, Miss Faye Simmons, Miss Grace Adams, Mrs. Edna Taylor and Miss Erma Hansen. A large number of people from the wards of Payson attended tho Nebo stake temple workers excursion excur-sion to Salt Lake on Thursday. Civic club day, sponsored by the Cultus club, was held on Wednesday Wednes-day at the Community church, with President Iva Chase in, charge. Members of the Cultust club, American Legion auxiliary, Lady Lions, and Federated Muslo club were present. Mrs. Algie Bal-lif Bal-lif of Provo, formerly state commander com-mander and national committee-woman committee-woman of the auxiliary, gave a most interesting talk on the organization or-ganization and objectives of that crganization. Miss Laura Shepherd Shep-herd of Spanish Fork read two one act plays, "Enter the Hero," by Tressa Hellburn, and "Embers," by George Middleton. Mrs. Clyde. Wilson gave a report of the civic work in connection with the serving serv-ing of free lunchas to school children, chil-dren, and submitted the committee work during the coming I en weeks. Mr. and Mrs! Harold Spalding, who are spending the winter in Payson canyon, had as their guests ever the holidays. Miss Vera Lind-strom Lind-strom and Miss Lucille Averly of Provo; Willis Payne and Gilbert Peay of Payson. The party made the trip for the first eight miles in a bob-sleigh, and continued the last five miles on skiis. The main sport of the ten days was skiing and several trips were made five and six miles from the cabins. The snow averaged about four feet in depth. Eighteen other sport lovers spent some time in the canyon during Christmas week, including Dr. L. D. Pfouts and Charles Pace. Mr. and Mrs. George Cloward entertained at dinner and a watcfi party on New Year's eve. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Bills, Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morgan and Mrs. Harriett Tucker. The ancient Egyptians under st6od two means of preserving flowers: bv distillation and by drying the blooms themselves. Naturalists have found that if a stream of air is passed first over apples, it will dwarf the sprouts of potatoes. LAST TWO DAYS r-. . .V f HE PERFECT SWEETHEARTS in- a ttorr beloved - ty-orilUoat! MM U.M v. I I X i 1 STDHMCCU i -w :-t -ADDED -"1 Cmi4t oand Xnn - - , Starts -.Swiday4X2r- 1 DRESSIlER MORAN 'EROSPERITYj; A iL- - :v - " O flv I I MP I 1 fMfl.tnW ! 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