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Show PAGE FOUR PROVO: "(UTAHV SUNDAY' ' HERALD," SUNDAY," APRIIr 7, 1940 'SECTIOM-TWO SPRINGVILLE MRS. MANILA BBOWN Correspondent TOons XZS-M9 Mrs. George D. Clyde of JLogan spent a few days of the past weeK with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Packard and other relatives and friends in Springville. Delightful In every detail was the Social Twelve dinner and card club party on Monday night at Valley Tavern celebrating the twentieth anniversary , of the organization or-ganization of the group. President Gertrude - Sumsion, who Incidentally Incident-ally was 'president 'when the club was organized, acted as mistress of ceremonies and gave a short . comic sketch of the club history during the dinner which was served at one long table. The club members mem-bers wore formals for the occasion, occa-sion, the charter members wearing those of twenty years ago. The latter were also (resented with lovely corsages during the evening. Contract bridge featured the occasion occa-sion -with prizes for the games being won by Mrs. Gwen Baxter, , Mrs. Emma Rowland and Mrs. Melba Pennington. In attendance were: Mrs. Lois Clegg, Mrs. Gertrude Ger-trude Sumsion, Mrs. Hazel Harrison, Harri-son, Mrs. Ella Crandall, Mrs. Phil-da Phil-da Flnley, Mrs. Melba Pennington, charter members, and Mrs. Esther Johnson, Mrs. Hilda Grant, Mrs. Amasa ' Rowland, Mrs. Manilla Brown, Mrs. Emma Rowland, Mrs Floss Phillips, Mrs. Thelma Clark. Mrs. I. A. "Wilcox of Boulder City, Nev., is visiting in Spring' .vllle with her mother, Mrs. Rhoda Hatfield and sister, Mrs. Bea Glaz ler, Mrs. Wilcox came on account of the recent Illness of her mother. The Daughters of Utah Pioneers Camp Springville. is scheduled to meet on Thursday,- April ' at the home of Mrs. Menette Bird. A .rna- i. . prepared for the occasion. . . Mr. and -.Mrs. .. J. L.. Ferris of Payson announce the marriage of their daughter Rosetta, to Ron - aid Barker.' son of Mrs. Hannah Barker , of this city the ceremony being performed at Provo on March 23. Complimenting the young couple a party was given at STOP Rubbing YOUR EYES! IleudHPha, aquitlnc, ', blurred" vision y atraln.' . ' Th inn,-in moat ieaaea, can be re-niovd re-niovd by proper fitting of glaaaca. I'omm In, - let ua give you a complete yn examination, If Rlaaaea are needed need-ed we . Kuarantee positive reaulta. ; ' Glasses may be had on Convenient terms DR. G. II HEINDSELMAN (inwluate nrgMnrA Optometrlut with Jlrlndx-linan Uptlral and ., Jewelry Com puny A Your Lawns - -Flowers - - and Shrubs Deserve . . MORGRO ITS MADE IS CTAII From Utah Materials . . .' Specially for Utah Soils! Provides the necessary elements ele-ments needed to give pleasing pleas-ing results. Made by WASATCH CHEMICAL CO. Salt Lake aty, Utah f PHONE PROVO 996-W 7 plan in very respect. efficiency I PVovihg' Brink "of ! r. P ); ... - w " ""-E f X J;' V ' l- iff i ? j! it t f 0 v" ' , If the ir are pictured above has any horse-sense, she'll stay on dry land next time she runs away. Louis Phelps of Danville. Va, was riding her near the Dan River when the girth broke, the saddla slipped down and frightened her. She bolted, leaped into the river and struck out .for mid-stream. But the current carried the mare to the brink of a dam, where, as seen rt left, she balanced precariously. precari-ously. While rescuers pondered, she slipped (right) and was swept over. She was finally led out un- ) hurt Ptfrpnt fnr slitrlit m tq ' ' .-'' the home of the bridegroom's mother on Friday evening. Mrs, lea ""ea was assisung hostess I A delightful program featured the entertainment with readings given 1 by Miss Lois Rlgtrup and Eva Ardis Giles . and music bv Eva Hone.' In conclusion a tasty lunch I was served to about forty - reia- tivea and friends. The couple re- ceived many , lovely gifts during the evening.-. Mrs. Catherine D. Wood spent Friday with relatives at-Bountiful where she went to attend the fun eral service of Samuel Smedley. " Mrs. Blanche Beal and - Mrs. Arva Bone, will . be hostesses to members of the Ladies' Literary club at dinner at Valley Tavern, Thursday at - 5:30 p. : m., after which .the group, will visit the cart exhibit at the high school and later assemble at the Beal " residence for a short business meeting. All are expected to be present. Mrs. G. W. Phillips of this city spent a few days of the past week in Helper with her daughter, Mrs. Marvin Lambson and family. , Airs, aiae uroesDecK was hostess ana , enjoyable meeting of the Ladies' Literary club. During short business period preceediner me regular program, the club voted to accept an invitation to join the district and state f edera lon of women's clubs and Mre. Harold Christensen and Mrs. Bert Groesbeck were appointed to revise re-vise the club constitution and ' by laws to conform with those of the federation Mrs. F. C. Packard. club president, -was in charge, The program featured a review of the play .The Man Who Came to Dinner" Din-ner" given in fine .manner by Mrs. V. C. Mendenhall and especially enjoyed by everyone. . A' tasty luncheon served by the hostess, preceeded the evening's entertainment entertain-ment attended by 18 club mmbers. Mrs. Dora Crandall has returned to their home here from Seattle, Wash., where she has spent the winter with a daughter, Mrs. H. B. Embree and family. She is staying at present at the home of her son Vern Crandall in this city. i-H.ro i nira ana in en weieni. teachers in Salt Lake City schools spent the past; week- spring yaca uon with relauves here. " Complimenting Mrs. Harvey Lerwell, formerly Miss Vera Black ett of this city a number of social entertainments have been given the past week. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Blackett entertained at a shower at their home for approximately 42 relatives and iuxuuious living GOOD B It's lh riaht tim to BUILD and li you let us it It will bo a real HOME We talc all lh guess work out of buUdlngeliinlncrto waste and in malce your bufldina dol lars buy more. Our plans and specifications specifi-cations will be complete in every de-tcdlheatinc, de-tcdlheatinc, pednung plumbing wlr- T Ing, etc , Telephone us and arrange for an crp-poIntmenL crp-poIntmenL '' - ' -i- , ., . Mutual Coal & Lumber Company PHONE 357 j 'rovo, Utah' Dahri Is No Place guests - on Friday .night. . Games and a luncheon were, enjoyable di versions. A sister, Mrs. Eliza, beth Hone assisted by Mrs. Schaa- gaard entertained at a shower at the home of the latter for about 21 relatives . and friends and an other' shower was also given at the ; Blackett home . for neighbors-Games neighbors-Games and a well arranged luncheon lunch-eon were en loved at each srather- ing and the uuest of honor wasl presented with many lovelyand useful gifts. . . - Mr. and Mrs. GreggxCrandall ana children and Mrr and .. Mrs. Wells Crandall were' recent visitors at the home of, Mr. and Mrs. Owen B. Wright at-Hurricane. Work to Begin On Road Project SPANISH FORK Construc- will be started in the near future on the rebuilding of a section of the state road between the Spanish Span-ish Fork river bridge and . the Batler dugway. a Jittle niore than a . mile In length, the contract haying: been awarded to the firm of Strong and Grant of Springville. Spring-ville. The contract calls for the building of a steel and. timber bridge across the river and building build-ing of a new road to extend straight south Instead of. making the turn, around the .canning factory fac-tory and the ; dugway. The bid was $49,586.12. .MR.S. TAYLOR RE-ELECTED LEHI Mrs. ; Gerald R. Taylor has been reelected president nf h Lehl Parent-Teacher association. ' ! I 'I've Been ThrougK;LTerribIe Experieince' i dswwwpww'.' wsaiy )bwbssswssiss iKiiwiiiieteaseg''!wT "wwpvwitww - . v i - t '..'':,,.,aiiS?:;,;i:.:..::'';!i::: . - Chloe Davis, 11-year-old blue-eyed schoolgirl, fondles her doll as she tells Los Angeles authorities of the hammer and a brother.--The child acknowledges sad says she bludgeoned her brother to Horse Around J Schedule Drawn " For Art Gallery SPRINGVILLE To avoid conflicts con-flicts in visiting periods of large groupaat the high school art galleries gal-leries Principal i W. W.i Brock-bank Brock-bank has arranged a schedule of those organizations which have thus far. made reservations. They are as follows: April 10, 3 p." m.t druggists; April 11, A. L. R. club of Salt Lake City: AprU 12. 2 n. m Va- riety club; 7:30 p. m., Springville Mothers Study club; April 13, 3 p. m., state art tea for federated womens' clubs; April 15, T:30 p. m., Current Study club of Springville; April 16. 3 o. nv. chapter K. P. Hi O.; April 18k 11 a. m., w Koos harem high school;' April 19, 1:30 p. m., Evanston, Wyo., Ladles Literary club; April 20, P. T. A. state convention: April 23, 4:15 p. m.. Haren-Uaa club; April 25, state Kiwanls art banquet. " , . Cranium" Answers Questions on i Page Two, 8eo Two . l. Spencer Tracy; 40. . 2. Pauline Goddard : 29. 3. Rudy Vallee: 39. 4. Madeleine . Carroll : 34. " 5..Guy.Kik4)ee: &4. trong steel tubing run along me eages or me fenders, .running board, , front and rear- bumpers recently was installed on a.-phy sicians car co protect the car against damage . caused - by side bumps. deaths of her mother, two sLsten killing her mother "under orders" to put him out of his misery attet ' .. Ml j V- v'' - ' ? : ' , a y r . v A ;AA A- A i 5 1. 1 ,-' :. "v '' ,:.. ... v . Provo Couple to Tour Middle West Mr. and Mrs, Ralph M. Eggert-sen Eggert-sen will leave Monday on" a ten day trip through the middle west. Mr. Eggertsen. district agent for the Bankers Life company. Is to attend a convention and dedi cation ceremonies at Des Moines, Iowa, .where the company has constructed con-structed a new home-office building. build-ing. . After the stop at Chicago, where the couple will visit Dr. Frank T. Eggertsen and wife, they will . go' to St. Louis to visit Mr. and Mrs. Claude L. Russell j - On the return !trip, Mrs. Eggertsen Eg-gertsen of the liaVogue Beauty shop will attend' the Western States , beauty show at Denver. , CONTEST ANNOUNCED The opening of the J. M. Jensen Jen-sen short . story contest for men students of Brigham Young university uni-versity was announced this week by Professor Jensen, donor. Manuscripts Manu-scripts may be submitted to Dr. Wesley P. Lloyd, dean of men, in room 360 of the Maeser building. The deadline has been set for April 26. i t t . ; : ; " MBBBB'BBSSSSSSBSSSSSSSBSSSBwSMSMS!!l?ffffMT Jk.v -V - ' " M sssssi m p 'yr y t It y ku .... : oiiLVt 22- ' Its a regular standard model (6-foot L-600A)- not specially built to sell at a price. It has always sold for much more. Special price includes carrying charge, and you may.take 21 months to pay. ; 10 discount for cash. Take advantage of this sensational bargain now. Get the refrigerator that's permanently silent at the lowest price in history. 133 West SERVING PLEASANT GROVE MISS VIOLA WEST Correspondent Phone Z&-VV Members of the high school who participated in the drama "Professor "Pro-fessor How Could You," surprised the director Dan Peterson at his home on Wednesday evening. There were present at the social besides Mr. and Mrs. Peterson. Floyd Backus, Mary Burns, Luenna Hunt, La Var Ash. Lowe Howard, Raymond Ray-mond Bronson, Alice Anderson. Bea Walker, Wallace Hall, Nell Stagg and their partners. On Thursday evening, Mrs. Nell Adamson was guest of honor at a surprise social In compliment to her birthday anniversary.' Those who attended were Mr.' and Mrs. J. M. Walker of American Fork, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Adamson, Mr. and Mrs. Benj Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Adamson, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Adamson and Mrs. Kowena Done. S - .1 Dr,Mark Allen of the State Training school talked at the senior sen-ior h.'gh , assembly program on Thursday. His subject was -How to Control One's Emotions." Mrs. Fern Laudie of Orem visit II T P, L S MOUHTAHJ FUELduPPLY COMPANY Center St. TWENTY-THREE ed with her sister Mrs. Kate Jacobs Ja-cobs on Wednesday. Arvil Wadley, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Wadiey returned home Tuesday evening from "a two-ytar mlsJlon to the North Central-states. Central-states. ' Daughters of the Pioneers cl the Pleasant Grove camp met at the home of Mrs. Lucile H. Walker Walk-er Sunday afternoon. Sketches of the lives of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Harvey were read, the fsrmer by a granddaughter, Mrs. Mary Louise Harvey Shaw, and the latter by a daughter, Mra : Lucile Walker. Musical numbers were also given by members of the Harvey family. Twenty-five were present. Captain Pearl Bastlan was in charge. , Teachers from the central school entertained Wednesday evening for two of their members. Principal Ray Merrill and Mrs. Nell Adamson. Adam-son. whose birthdays occurred then. The party was held at the home of Miss Helen Devey, in American Fork. The long table was prettily decorated with a large vase of ' yellow daffodils and , a .birthday cake on either side. Places were set for Mr. and Mrs. Merrill, Mr. and Mrs. Eiroy Murdock. Mrs-Lacy Mrs-Lacy White, Mrs. Leone Told. Emma Em-ma Bush, Betha, Stem, Vers Wsg-staff, Wsg-staff, Helen Devey and Carol Proc tor. . Mr. and Mrs. Rex Cummlngs and for model pictured below .r - ' Phone 820 UTAH C O M M Mr?. Thom Homer cf Hfbcr were quests of Mm. Nell ACircacn ani Mr. and Mm. Cyrcn Adamson the first of the wk. Hisj Hermew Vt'.tTt-r. of Provo gave a very Interesting taiic on her recent tr!p around the world at n:.r high aAmbJy on Tue-day. PILES may cause FISTULA u-cieii n rreour.ur is j-mu.su ttvhirh mav mem . c9Jt cf bouel ... . 1 tl - .v t fcv tell Muorir.p. TnouBasii rc illation and serious illness cy The Thornton Jk Minor Omic- oldet known rectal institution ir the world offers a FREE Btmk which explains II! es. 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