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Show PAGE 2 E&PJiZ?" SUNDAY HERALD .... , ews Orem The officers and teachers of the Sharon ward primary held a meeting at the home of Mrs. Noma Craig. Mrs. Helen Koford save the lesson. The remaining time was turned into a party honoring Mrs. Helen Kofford who was presented with a lovely gut. Ice cream and cake was served to the following ladies including the guest of iionor, Mrs. Edith Duke, Mrs. Mildred Dean, Mrs. Willa Davis, Mrs. Rett Hadlock, Mrs. Bessie Wilkinson, Mrs. Madeline Farn worth,-Mrs.- Lillian Parsons, Mrs. Thresa Pyne, Mrs. Ethel Dickey, Mrs. Elna Clayton, Mrs. Fay Simpson and the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Dudneck (June Millet) have returned to their home in Pocatello after visiting friends andrelatives in Orem and viclnltjrv" Mr. and Mrs. Lelant) Dickey have moved to Pleasant Grove where they will make.their bome. Kenneth McEwanSndook-'and baker in the merchant; rfla'r.ines called his parents lencvelstance that he is to sail, supposedly! -for China on the SS PrtiftrfttfbctorvJ Mrs. Julia Burr Was jkonc&e& on her 88th birthday. all her living children and posterity-, on Saturday, March 30l'Also-iin the evening a party washeTd'rionar-ing washeTd'rionar-ing her daughter, Mrs; Efjii Millet at her home on 8th West with all her children, her mother and brothers and sisters. Both mother and daughter received many beautiful gifts. Relief Society PROVO STAKE All Relief society meetings of Provo stake will be devoted to work and business with the exception ex-ception of the Manavu ward, Monday, which is holding its theology the-ology lesson, to be given by Mrs. Marietta Henrie and Mrs. Madeline Made-line Sessions. The teachers' topic will be presented by Mrs. Hattie T. Snow and Mrs. Sarah Clark. Other meetings will be held Tuesday Tues-day at 2:30 o'clock, unless otherwise other-wise stated. First ward, Wednesday, Mrs. Lucile Clark and Mrs. Sarah E. F. Jones in charge of the work. Fifth ward, Mrs. Larinda Phillips Phil-lips and Mrs. Laura Jones. Seventh ward, Mrs. Luella Cul-limore Cul-limore and Mrs. Julette Taylor. Eighth ward, Mrs. Myra King. Ninth ward, Mrs. Louise Palmer Pal-mer and Mrs. Lottie Sorensen. Tenth ward, Wednesday, Mrs. Leah Roberts and Mrs. Eva Hutchings. . ; Bonneville ward, Mrs. Helen Farr. Mrs. Ann Ferre and Mrs. Maud Chase. SHARON STAKE The Theology lesson will be given in Sharon and Edgemonl wards Tuesday afternoon, with First District; Federated Clubs An nounces Con ven t i on With the program centering around the theme: "Youth and the American Home" lastrminute details are being made for the convention of the First district, Utah Federation of Women V clubs, to be held in the Lehi Second ward hall Saturday, with airs. J. Erval Christensen of Orem, president, presi-dent, presiding. . ' tics W. L. Worlton, president of the Athenian club, of Lehi, is general chairman. A meeting for district officers and department jehair men is scheduled for 9:15 ajn., and the general session at 10 o'clock will be devoted partly to departmental meetings, to be conducted by the district chairmen. Luncheon will be served at 12 noon, by the Lehi clubwomen, and at 2 o'clock, the convention will reconvene. Judge Reva Beck Basone of Salt Lake City, is to be the guest speaker, and Mrs. Sterling M. Ercanbrack of Provo, , president of the Utah Federation of Women's Wo-men's clubs, will also present a message. Mrs. Worlton is beintf assisted on the general committee by Mrs. Glenn Trane of the Liahonian club; Mrs. Robert Chatfield of the Olympian club; Mrs. T. F. Kirk-ham, Kirk-ham, in charge of the luncheon; Mrs. A. W. Davis, Mrs. Stanley Taylor, Mrs. Orville Gunther, Mrs. George Strasberg, Mrs. Roy Walk' er and Mrs. Milton Russon. I:; V MRS. J. ERVAL CHRISTENSEN, Orem, president of the First District, Dis-trict, Utah Federation of Women's clubs. wmmmmmmmmmmmmmm :.:K...:-;'-.-5- .r . m... K " ' ' r .MRS. W. L. WORLTON, Lehi, convention' chairman Vineyard Dean Olson, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Alma Olson, has received his discharge from the navy after inree years service a radio Machinist Ma-chinist 1c he has been stationed at Attu in the Aleutian Islands the past year. He plans on at tending college. Miss Janet Clegg has spent the oast two davs in Salt Lake with her grandmother Mrs. T. Franklin Griffin. President and Mrs. Walter Holdaway, Bishop and Mrs. Taylor Tay-lor Allen, and Mrs. Lillie Sum. sion are attending conference in Salt Lake. Classleaders Mary Watts, Sadie Elder and Alba Anderson in charge. TimDanocos ward will meet Mondav afternoon in their wnrlr and business meeting. ueneva ward will meet Tuesday Tues-day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Martha Pyne. Members havino articles for the bazaar are requested re-quested to bring or send them in. Those who can are asked to come earlv to sew. hut the teachers topic and report meeting will not be given until 2 p. m. All other wards of the stake will hold work and business meetings at the usual time. FAVORITES for Easter Look pretty, in our Easter Dresses, you'll love our ruffled charmers with their brief sleeves, keyhole neck lines, snug midriffs. All in 1946 smartest casual and dressy styles . . in eylet, linen, cotton or silk. Just had a big shipment of lovely f ormals arrive yesterday. Come in and select one for your junior prom. FERN'S FROCK SHOP 168 West Center June Wedding Is Arranged SPRINGVILLE Mr. and Mrs. i i ..... nounce the engagement and ap- preaching marriage of their daughter Evelyn, to Ray S. Wof. fender, son tof Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Woffenden of Leland. The marriage is planned for June 26. The bride-to-be is a graduate of the LDS Nurses Training school and is at present pres-ent a department supervisor at the LDS hospital. i , M M, Gleaner Banquet, Dance For Provo Stake The Provo stake M Men and Gleaners are holding a banquet and -dance Saturday evening at 8 o'clock in the First-Seventh ward hall, the affair to be in the form of a semi-formal. A '.'Spring Music" theme is being' worked out by the committee com-mittee which is headed by Claude Roberts,, stake M Men president, Leo Ferre, vice president, and Kent Christensen, secretary - and treasurer, and Miss Annie Richardson, Rich-ardson, Gleaner president; Miss Marie Roberts, vice president; Miss Maxine Peay, secretary and treasurer and Miss Bernice Shuler, historian. . Claude Roberts will act as toastmaster and Leo Ferre, master of ceremonies. Spanish Fork SPANISH FORK The home of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Knudsen was the scene of a lovely guest evening held by the Delta Thai club with Mrs. Renee Cope as co-hostess. The group gathered at 8 p. m. and the following program, pro-gram, was given with Mrs. Cope in charge. Community singing under un-der the directibn of Coleen Hansen Han-sen and Norma Jean Knudsen; salute to the flag, led by Joyce Isaac; club collect given by Dor othy Shippee. Minutes were read by Merla Swenson. A review of the book, "A Lantern in her Hand," was given by Maurine Snell. The remainder of the evening eve-ning was spent in social conversation conver-sation and tasty refreshments were served to IS club members and the following guests: Mrs. Isaac Taylor, Mrs. Allen S. Bow-en, Bow-en, Mrs. Dean Smith, Mrs. Joe Creer, Mrs. Leon Bellows, Mrs. Harold Johnson, and Misses Maurine Snell, Lucile Livingstone, Living-stone, Betty Mae Isaac, Gertrude Williams and Phyllis Boyack. Spring flowers added a decor ative note. Mrs. Jane Jones was hostess to the members of the Ladies' Literary Liter-ary club at her home. President Dora Stewart conducted the meet ing. The salute to the flag was led by EUen Christensen and the club prayer was led by Electa Jensen. Cora Clegg led the com munity singing. A discussion of the following projects was led by President Stewart: Youth Con servation, Cancer control and dis trict convention. The program for the afternoon was directed by Mrs. Hazel N. Thomas and the following numbers were given: Accordian music. Gene and Kent La r sen: dramatic reading, Colleen McKell: and June Hughes. Mrs. Nelda Chrisiensen accompanied by Thelma McKell sang vocal solos. Miss Barbara Butenoff furnished fur-nished piano selections. Mrs. Jones was assisted in serving by her daughters, Mrs. Hazel Taylor and Mrs. Gladys Becker. Mrs. Jack Henline and little son Steven have spent the week with her parents, Mr. - and Mrs. Ellis Fuller. Their home is at Tooele. A five-horse-power tractor, re cently exhibited at the Cleveland Home and Flower show, has almost al-most as many attachments as a modern vacuum cleaner. It can be made to mow the lawn, cut hay, plow and cultivate your garden, gar-den, or spray your orchard. To Make Provo -Their Home .nun; j .o.twt nMi Mrs. B. L. "Breck" Fagin and children, Rebecca and James Breckenridge ,Fagin. A newcomer to Provo, Mrs. B. L. "Breck" Fagin, is already al-ready getting that 'at home feeling. Mrs. Fagin and the youngsters, young-sters, Rebecca, 3, and five-month-old James Breckenridge Brecken-ridge Fagin, recently arrived from Twin Falls, Idaho, to join Mr. Fagin, newly appointed ap-pointed Provo city manager of the Intermountain theaters Paramount, Uinta and Strand. He has been here since the middle of March. The Fagins have taken the house at 990 East D street, and greatly anticipate becoming becom-ing part of Provo's 'family.' A theater romance which culminated in marriage for LuclUe Blackburn of Grand Island, Nebraska, was a cashier cash-ier in the Capitol theater in her home city, when "Breck" Fagin came from his home in Kansas City, Mo., to manage the theater. That was in 1937. They were married not long afterwards and after six months, went to Kansas ' City, and then to Twin Falls, where they have made their' home for the past seven years. Mr. Fagin has been in the theater business since 1928, becoming manager only two years after ushering in a Kansas City theater. He has managed and owned theaters all over the southwest and west and since 1932, has been associated with Paramount. Home and family are Lucille Lu-cille Fagin's main interest, but she loves a good time and nothing delights her more than a stiff game of bridge. An ardent reader, she has gathered about her quite a library. During wartime, she busied herself with Red Cross work, while her husband served as chairman of the war finance committee for Twin Falls county, and was chairman of the airport commission. Pay son PAYSON Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bates and little daughter Rowena are here from Dallas, Texas, on a two weeks' vacation trip, and will visit with relatives and friends. They are house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Bates. Walter is now stationed in Dallas with the Eighth service command headquarters, head-quarters, and his work as a sanitation sani-tation engineer takes him to the various camps under the Eighth service command, principally as inspector of water supplies. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Bartholo- navy. They visited here with Mr. and Mrs. L. Roy Barnett. Mrs. Madge Christensen was hostess to the ladies of her sewing club at her home. Mrs. Ilia Toronto To-ronto of Spanish Fork was a special guest. Mr. and Mrs. Sid Coray and daughters, Coleen. and Diana, and Lt. and Mrs. Gene Coray visited in Logan with Max Coray, who is attending school at U S A C. They were dinner guests of Mrs. Nellie P. Hansen. Mrs. LeRoy Gale entertained the ladies of her 500 club at her home. Mrs. Walter Wyler was a special guest. Luncheon was followed fol-lowed with cards. A new aluminum roll-up awn- ins. oDerated on the principle of mew entertained the members of a Venetian blind, is fade-proof. their men's and ladies' club with dinner at By's cafe, followed with bridge at their home. Prizes were given to Mrs. Wilmer Hill and Floyd Smith. Club members present were Mr. and Mrs. Bartholomew, Bar-tholomew, Mr. ind Mrs. O. D. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs Bria Crane, Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Smith and guests Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Wil mer Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barnett have left for Bremerton, Washington, where Jack is stationed in the PHONE 162 re5 MESSENGER . w cared lor m . w saiely care gc They wi in . KAJuy . WILL 1GID - .u oroof institute ox tion. 3J Year Gel . . A fire-proof, water-proof and sun proof. It can be left up all year, requires no servicing, and is 5 to 15 degrees cooler by test than the old-fashioned canvas awning. Couple Leave For Alaska Hr. and Mrs, Garth Berean (Elva C Dean) who were married during quiet ceremonies in Provo Pro-vo Saturday, left immediately for Ketchikan, Alaska, where they will make their home. Mrs. Berean is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crosbie of Provo, and Mr. Berean. a son of Mr. and Mrs.. William H. Burch, also of this city. Mr. Berean is in the commercial fishing business in Ketchikan. Sharon Stake Primary Board Guest Of Prexy Mrs. Olive Burningham. presi dent of the Sharon stake Prim ary board, was hostess -to the stake officers and teachers at her home Thursday evening. Mrs. Donetta Baker reviewed the book, "Temples of Zion," after which a social hour was en joyed and refreshments served. Those attending were Mrs. Ruth Clegg, Mrs. Melba Pyne, Mrs. Stella Duffin, Mrs. Eva Heaps, Mrs. Chrissie Hales, Mrs. Nora Harding and Mrs. Donetta Baker. m w w Mrs. Christensen Reviews Book i Members of XI Beta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Frances Clarke, in Springville. Mrs. Lois Christensen reviewed the book "Dragon Harvest" by Upton Sinclair, and discussion of France followed. Mrs. Clarke presided over the business meeting at which plans for the next two months were presented and dues levied. Refreshments were served to the following: Miss Pat Bowen, Miss Helma Kirk, Miss Cora Vest, Mrs. Ella Johnson, Miss Donna Tolboe, Mrs. Christensen and the hostess. Club Notes VAL NORN ALUMNAE Members of the Val Norn Alumnae will meet Monday even ins at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Stewart Grow, 638 A street. Mrs. Elaine Fisher "will review "The King's General." FEHANO Members of the Fehano club will meet at the home of Mrs. Harriet Scott. 440 South Eighth West street, Monday evening at 8 o clock. LADY LIONS The Lady Lions are to meet at the Utah Valley hospital to worK on surgical dressings Monday evening at 8 o'clock. SUB-DEBS A meeting of the Sub-Debs will be held today at 3 o'clock at the home of Marion Mullett, 767 Milton avenue. O E S Members of Valley Chapter No 3, O E S, will meet Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at the Masonic Ma-sonic temple. Affiliation cere monies will be held. HOME ARTS The home arts section of the Women's Council will meet Mon day at 2 o'clock at the Women's clubhouse. Miss Zina Johnson will give a talk on "The Use of Mirrors and Paintings in the Home." month following. Mrs. Conder joined her husband here March 22. Dean is now on terminal leave from the service and the newly-weds newly-weds will make their home in Salt Lake City. The bride and groom and the Two Piece III? Dean Conder, English Bride Complimented At Open House The home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Conder was the scene of much informal festivity Saturday evening, when more than 100 friends called to welcome home from England, their son, Dean E. Conder, and his charming English bride the former Eileen Banks. The young couple struck up a romance while Dean, then a captain in the U. S. army, was stationed in England. Eng-land. They were married Aug. 23, 1945, at Stoke-On-Trent, home of the bride, and Captl Conder left for the states the'Conders greeted the many guests. wno were served during the evening eve-ning by Mrs. Bee Ellison, sister of the groom, and Mrs. Maude H. Quinlin. The table was covered with a beautiful hand-crocheted, I .1 S . J t,v 1 - - uuui, uu ixiHcica wtui a tow oblong container of pink and blue pottery, filled with daffodils. v Navy Mothers At Regular Meet PAYSON A meeting of the Payson Navy Mothers club was held in the Legion room with .Commander Susan Ashby in charge. The colors were presented by Mattie Pickering . and Pear W ii raves, musical selections were given by John Zeeman and' Miss Bernice Zeeman and a reading by Mrs. Ruth Walton. Mrs. Hazel Manwill was re- 1 leased as first vice commander. J Mrs. Delia Stewart was appointed I McClellan, second vice commander. com-mander. Mrs. Jennie M. Mitchell was released as matron at arms and Mrs. Clara Jensen and Mrs. Addie Wilson were appointed to the position. Refreshments were served. By SUE BURNETT Here is a smart two-piece style that's a favorite the- year 'round. Scallops make a delightful finish for the figure-flattering jacket, the graceful skirt is panelled and cut w4th just enough of a flare. Short or three-quarter sleeves can be made. Pattern No. 8855 comes in sizes 12, 14, 16, 18 and 20. Size 14, short sleeves, 4Vi yards of 39-inch material. For this pattern, send 20 cents in COINS, your name, address. siz desired, and the PATTERN NUMBER to Sue Burnett, Provo Daily Herald, 1150 Ave. Ameri cas, New York 19, N. Y. Send 15 cents for your copy of the SPRING and SUMMER issue of FASHION. 32 pages of up-to-the-minute styles. Includes a FREE PATTERN. GIFTSWOZKWOUDZZS aft I 4 Way W yea Tf 11 ate yte fUFZUID yair ffrft fraa Zj..lh'i Mil " MINIMUM Pay Next FaU! DON'T TAKE CHANCES WITH HOME STORAGE . . Your precious furs deserve the best. There's just one safe and sure protection against summer's heat, theft and fire it's Certified Frigid-Kold Storage. ASK ABOUT OUR TEN POINT PLAN FERN'S FROCK SHOP 168 WEST CENTER Answer Unless vou arc ArravecTin the gritientspfcliealth you. now v w nappy a any time . Complete Cooperation With Your Doctor: .That's our wayof helping you enjoy every season of the year. 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