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Show . . -I SECTION TWO PR 0 V 0 (U T A H), EVEN I N G H E R A L D P R I D A Y, M A R C H 2 7, 1936 PAGE ONE SPA1SHF0RK MRS. EFFIE DART Reporter Phone 168 Mrs. Lyle Hughes was hostess to the Self Culture club Friday evening at her home. Luncheon was served at 8:30 to the members mem-bers and one special guest, Mrs. Owen Barnctt. Foriowing luncheon lunch-eon the illustrated lesson for the evening was given by Edna and Dean Ludlow. A reorganization was effected with the following officers named: Mrs. Elsie Corna-by Corna-by president; Mrs. Florence Firm-age, Firm-age, vice president; Mrs. Leslie Hales, secretary and treasurer; Mrs. Ruth Snell, chorister; Mrs. Astred Jacobsen, organist; Mrs. Jean Tuttle, reporter; program committee, Mrs. Lyle Creer, chairman, chair-man, Mrs. Hattle Wilcox and Mrs. Lydia Stahman; flower committee, commit-tee, Mrs. Lyle Hughes and Mrs. Lizzie Evans; project committee. Mrs. Hattie Wilcox and Mrs Astred Ast-red Jacobsen. Mr. ami Mrs. R. C. Thomas of Kalispell, Montana, visited Sunday and Monday here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Tnomas. They arc spending the week visiting with relatives in Salt Lake. Mrs. Hanna Evanson, of Tabor, Ta-bor, Alberta, Canaca, who has spent the past three months in Santiago,- California, spent Sunday Sun-day and Monday visiting relatives here prior to leaving for her home in Canada. Honoring the third birthday anniversary an-niversary of her little granddaughter, grand-daughter, Maxine Thomas, Mrs. Wm. J. Johnson entertained a group of children Monday afternoon after-noon from two till six o'clock Games were played until 4 o'clock when a dainty luncheon was rixr no hodey M'JU MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS served the Easter idea being carried car-ried out in the ravors. A birthday cake nad candles delighted the children. . A reorganization of the Thalian club formerly the Junior Ladies Literary club, was recently effected ef-fected with the following officers: Mrs. Rhea Reeves, president; Mrs. Zina Brockbank, Vice-president; Mrs. Ann Nelson, secretary and treasurer; Mrs. Delia Christensen, reporter. William, Rhoda and Hilda Anderson, And-erson, formerly of this city, now of San Diego, California, have been visiting here the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Cxarence Argyle and other relatives and frienaa. Mrs. Lois B. Roach was hostess to the O. D. O. club Wednesday afternoon. A tasty luncheon was. served at 2 p. m. at the card tables. Six tables of Monte Carlo Whist followed. Mrs. ma Nilsen winning the high score, Mrs. Glen-da Glen-da Thomas the low score. Special guests were Mrs. Blanche Bradford Brad-ford and Mrs. Beulah Holt. Mrs. Marvin Jensen was hostess at a delightful childrens party Sunday afternoon the occasion being be-ing the eighth birthday of her litle .son Alma. Sixteen friends of the little boy were present. Games were played and a tasty luncheon served. Sunday evening Mrs. Jensen entertained en-tertained a group of older children chil-dren in honor of her daughter, Marva, the occasion honoring her thirteenth birthday. Games were played and refreshments served. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Fuller of Provo were in Spanish Fork Wednesday Wed-nesday calling on relatives and friends prior to leaving for Grass Valley, California, to spend the summer. They were guests of iir. and Mrs. Ellis Fuller at supper. Mrs. Millie Scoffield, Mrs. Charles Dart and Mrs. Ellis Fuller Ful-ler were Provo visitors Wednesday. Wednes-day. Charles Dart who has been at the Aird hospital the past two weeks accompanied them home and is convalescing at his home here. x OUR BOARDING HOUSE Y A HERN fBEg HE'RGyOMEOKlg. SOOT ! YOUT iL HIM A S&T iffiffl .E&OT! WEALTWy COUSlU Jj OP- LrSET? 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Mrs. Emily Baum had charge of the literary lesson in Relief society Tuesday. She reviewed one of Rudyard Kipling's books, Miss Melva Jones read three Kipling Kip-ling poems and Mrs. Zella Colvin read one poem. Walter Brown of Joseph spent a few days here at the home of his brother, Archie Brown. The Brown family spent Saturday in Salt Lake City visiting with Miss Evelyn Brown. John Bone, who is working in, Pocatello, spent Sunday here with his family. Mrs. Clinton Brown and children chil-dren have gone to Ogden to make their home while Mr. Brown is working there. "You and Old Quaker ought fo get together - ;... i VfTV :;-, - ... , .. ,y :-iiMiri:ii-:-::- l y-'Mh'" -"i ' A '.'.V 4 the p j It bears SCHENLEY MARK of MERIT You'll get along well with Old Quaker. It has made more real friends than has any other straight whiskey in the country. Sales records prove that conclusively. conclusive-ly. Old Quaker is the sensible whiskey sensible in taste (Man, it's smooth!) sensible in price (and, Man, it's easy on the purse!). Old Quaker is a square deal all around, no matter which way you take it. No. 167 (RYE) PINT No. 64 (BOURBON) No. 166 (RYE) QUART No. 63 (BOURBON) As you prefer in BOURBON or RYE 1 'TO 90 PROOF STRAIGHT WHISKEY BRAND MEKKILI. TO SPEAK R r SPANISH FORK Professor j Amos N. Merrill of the Brigham I Young university, Provo, will speak on "Genealogy," at 7:30 p. m. at the Second ward L. D. S". chapel Sunday night, March 29. Blaine and Norma Johnson will sing a duet and a double mixed quartet will sing selections. The quartet includes:, Mrs. Conrad Nybo, Mrs. Mae Olsen, Mrs. Ora Hunt, Mrs. Janet Wilde, Arthur Livingston, Nathaniel Ludlow and Mark Ludlow. The public is invited. GRAND VIEW MRS. CLARK CARTER, Reporter Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley entertained the members of the genealogical class Monday evening. even-ing. C. L. Riding gave the lesson. After which refreshments were served to the following: Mr. uid Mrs. B. H. Jolley, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Nuttall, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Davis, and Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Riding. Mrs. Lucy Clyde gave the literary liter-ary lesson in Relief society Tuesday Tues-day afternoon. The M Men and Gleaner class sponsored a dance Tuesday night after mutual. Mrs. Margaret Johnson entertained enter-tained at a delightful birthday party Tuesday afternoon in honor of her son Ver Dell. Games were played and dainty refreshments were served to the following little guests: Lila May and Johnnie McDonald, Wyla and Kay Cam-inish, Cam-inish, Phylis, Kenneth and Roscoe Carrol, Mignon and Paul Johnson, John-son, Barbara Carter, Jimmie Johnson John-son and the honored guest. Pioneer Developer. of Miami Beach ONE ot the pioneers who first saw the possibilities ot Florida as a resort and busl ness" center, playing a large part in its upbuilding, up-building, was Carl G. Fisher. He had a major role in the develop de-velop ment oL Miami Beach, where he has been wlnterinz.' sr. 3 Wt V Fisher 30 members present Jay Nelson, Prvoo, is president of the chapter. Those pledged are as follows: Wilford Kemp, sterling Strate, Glade Anderson, Howard McKen- zie, Henry Bradford, Bert Isaac, Darrel Soffe, John Utvich, Glen Borg, Royden Braithwaite, Gene Clark. AWNINGS VENETIAN BLINDS WINDOW SHADES , For Home or Store D. T. R. CO. Burial Rites For Mary Farrer Thomas Graveside funeral services for Mrs. Mary Jane Farrer Thomas, who died at her home in South Jordan, were held in the Provo City Burial park Wednesday afternoon. aft-ernoon. Bishop Walter P. Whitehead of the First ward spoke and beautiful beau-tiful vocal duets were rendered by Mrs. Sarah Ramsey and Mrs. Emma Egilson, C. H. Taylor dedicated dedi-cated the grave. Services were held in South Jordan Jor-dan during the early afternoon, a large crowd from Provo being in attendance. 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