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Show PROVO "'(UTAH) 'DAILY HERALD, "WEBNESDAY, - APRIL1 -15, -1942 PAGE " FOUR - f- ! ' Interesting iFcatures , For Ethel P. RamBeaii ; v Society Et0 2 SKione 432 J Lodge Newi Calendar: i i I'. READERS' GUILD An open session of the" Read- era' Guild will be held Friday - afternoon at the Alma Van Wagenen home. Each member may invite two guests. RltrLE NADA The meeting of the Phlle Na-da Na-da club will be held at the home of Mrs. R. D. Cloward Thura-, Thura-, day at 4 o'clock, in order that all members may attend the Victory cooking class at the Provo high school. Mrs. William Flrmage will 1 lead a discussion on- "Silver," and Mrs. Stanley Heal will talk on "Furniture." NINETEENTH CENTURY Nineteenth Century club members mem-bers will meet Friday at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. L. A. Miller, 269 South Eighth West street. ROYAL, NEIGHBORS A special meeting will be held by the Royal Neighbors of America, Am-erica, Thursday at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Alice Whiting. Whit-ing. 646 East Center street. Two deputies will be present, Mrs. Alice Grosevenor of Parma Idaho, and Mrs. Hattie I Hansen of Salt Lake City. LITERARY LEAGUE -An interesting program has been planned for the Literary League meeting Friday at 4 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Walter Hed-quist. Hed-quist. The defense committee of the First . district, Utah Federation Federa-tion of Women's clubs, will present pre-sent the program. Mrs. Sherman Christenson is general chairman of this committee, and the various vari-ous chairmen, all of whom will have a part on the program, are: Mrs. Glen Sumsion of Spring-ville, Spring-ville, nursing; Mrs. K B. Sauls, nutrition; Mrs. J. Russell Smith, recreation; Mrs. Merrill . Christ topherson, aviation; Mrs. Claude Eggertsen of Springville, conservation; conser-vation; Mrs. P. L. Larsen, con- j sumers DroMems: Mrs. Hamilton 1 Calder, war bonds and stamps. UTOPIA Utopia club members will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Ivan Child Thursday at 3 o'clock in Springville. The women will visit the art exhibit and return to the Child home for cards and luncheon. YESHARAII A meeting of the Yesharah club will be held- Thursday .evening at 7:30 o'clock at the home of QfiFi F.ast Center Vivian " . ... oV street. Milton Knudsen will speaK on the "Church weuare program. pro-gram. PROVONAS Mrs. Essie Selck will entertain members of the Provonas club Friday afternoon at her home. JAYCEE WIVES The Jaycee Wives' meeting scheduled for tonight has been cancelled. The date has been set for April 22, time and place to be announced later, according to Mrs- Lynn Moulton, president. S. C. Mrs. Leonel King will be hostess hos-tess to members of the S. C. rlub at a dessert luncheon Friday Fri-day at 1:30 o'clock at her home. MT. TTMPANOGOS AUXILIARY The auxiliary to the Mt. Tim-penogos Tim-penogos camp No. 4, U.S.W.V., will meet Thursday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. T. Brown. ACACIA Acacia club members are to meet Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Springville art exhibit, where a guide will show them throuh the-galleries. Later, . '. S ' -- : .... '- --wv.T.' For Apple Blossom Time :? V A 5 jtf" : If A ' . "i y . i sr..--' ; f - y- - - MERRY HULL designed these fingcrfree gloves for apple blossom time and on through this summer, too. Gloves, and the matching( hat of bird's-eye cotton pique, can all be rinsed out with little trouble.: Si m LET'S MAKE THEM SPIN! i The wheels of progress prog-ress ever are turning. Sometimes they spin, sometimes they creak alonj slowly. Now and then they even slide backward. We feel fortunate indeed to be in the building material mater-ial business in a live little city like Provo where everyone puts a-shoulder a-shoulder to the wheel. SPEAR LUMBER CO. 195 West 3rd South PHONE 34 Us J is your child a nOSIPIGElEQ? Itmy b nor thai faA t wunins aitma WletinK. -picky" PP-tite, PP-tite, eraakineup Hchina in certain part. Roundworms can cmim real trouble I If you even tutpect your child has them, set Jayae Venaif ax risht away 1 JayaCa ia America s hst known proprietary worm medicine. Scientifically tested and oaed by million far over m century It expel etubbom worms, yt acta very snntly. If no worms are there, Jaymfs acta merely as a mild laxatira. Be re you get Jm"i Vermifag. " - . Udrj they will be guests of Mrs. Frank Goold. DELPHIAN SOCIETY The Laconia chapter of the Delphia Society will meet Friday morning at 10 o'clock in the public library. A special meeting is being held this evening at 7:JU o'clock at the home of Mrs. Claude Ashworth. DISCUSSION SECTION A meeting of the Women's Council discussion section will be held Friday at 3 o'clock at the Women's clubhouse. Dr. Harold T. Christensen will be the speaker. speak-er. Members may invite guests. L. S. Mrs. Theresa Morgan will be hostess to members of the L. S. club Friday afternoon at her home. Lunch, Cards Club Diversions A delightful affair of Tuesday evening was the J. F. F. club party par-ty given by Mrs. Clinton Erekson at her home. Mrs. Charles Reynaud and Mrs. William Johnston were guests. Yellow snapdragons were all about, and aftef a tasty hot lunch-ton, lunch-ton, the game "500" was played. Mrs. J. R. McAffee won high hon or prize, and Mrs. William Johnston, John-ston, second favor. The traveling award went to Mrs. Vivian Harrison. Harri-son. Members in attendance were Mrs. S. Paul Stewart. Mrs. R. W. Morgan, Mrs. Lawrence Sutherland, Suther-land, Mrs. Martin Kimber, Mrs. J. R. McAffee. Mrs. Vivian Harrison. Harri-son. Mrs. Emil Thalman, Mrs. Fred Clark. Mrs. J. Edwin Allen and Mrs. I. G. Bench. J- V- n t W Postal Clerks Entertained The post office clerks enioyed a delightful affair at the home of LaVar Christensen Tuesday evening. Cards were followed by a delicious de-licious supper, served to 10 guests. The social get-togethers are held by the clerks each month. OVER-THE-SHOULDER POUCH One of the smartest of the new handbags seen this spring is an over-the-shoulder pouch, generously gener-ously proportioned, trimmed at ends and a wide shoulder strap with polished nail-heads . Colors for spring, of course, as well as black and brown. L Gifts , R. S. Officers Retiring officers Of the Sixth ward Relief Society were honored at a social after the regular meeting meet-ing Tuesday in the meeting house. : Those complimented on this occasion were: Mrs. Fay Loveless, president; Mrs. Priscilla Jensen, Mrs. Leon Webb and Miss Etta Johnson. I Mrs. Bernice Dastrup sang, ac companied by Mrs. Loveless,-and the games were in charge of Mrs. Martha Crosbie. In behalf of the group, the new president, Mrs. Mariam Johnson, presented gifts to the honor guests. Delicious refreshments re-freshments were served to 65 members. MIND YOUR MANNERS ' ' ,ri... Ruth Millett Be Economical But-Do Not Brag About It By RUTH MILLETT All right, we've all got to economize, eco-nomize, to cut corners and watch pennies in order to meet rising prices, pay our taxes, and buy defense de-fense bonds. That's the way it is and that's the way it is going to be for quite a while. But we don't have to TALK pconomv all itu time. It's A enough to buy rnPHi) cut. v meat and make - it taste like samething better. bet-ter. We don't have to say it is a cheap cut when some member of the family brags about it. It's enough to make over last year's dress, so that it looks like this year's without telling everyone every-one who compliments us on it that it is last year's model made over. Avoid Making Guests Uncomfortable It's enough to decide to entertain enter-tain as inexpensively as possible; there's no need of explaining to guests that having a spaghetti supper instead of a steak dinner is an economy measure. Too much talk about personal economies is not only boring, it's depressing. And it can make guests uncomfortable. If we tell them we're economizing in this way and that way, they may think we begrudge the money we've spent entertaining them. So let's economize but do it quietly. The're's nothing very interesting in-teresting in the fact that we've given up this or that for the duration, dura-tion, anythowi Everybody else is cutting down. But living seems more gracious If we keep our economies to ourselves, our-selves, instead of proudly -calling attention to them. A good deal to strive for Us to economize as much as we can and talk about it as little as we can. Test your knowledge of correct cor-rect social usage by answering the following questions, then checking against the authoritative authori-tative answers below: 1. Is it a good idea to make a habit of reading bits out loud from whatever newspaper you happen to be reading? 2. Is it a good idea to tell another an-other person the plot of a movie In detail? 3. If you hear gossip about a friend, should you repeat it to him? 4. Is it a good idea to make a habit of telling people things "for their own good"? 5. Is it a good idea to make a habit of saying "Frankly" before giving any personal opinion? What would you do if You know some gossip which it would be fun to tell, but which might Injure the person involved (a) Tell it with the request that your listener does not repeat re-peat it? (b) Keep it to yourself? Answers 1. No. 2. No. 3. No. Not unless you honestly think he might do something to stop the story from spreading, or from being believed. 4. No. 5. 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BOpTERIE - 124 West Center AUXILIARY TO MEET SPANISH FORK Members of the American Legion Auxiliary unit No. 68, will hold their April meeting at 2:30 p. m. Thursday afternoon at the American Legion hall. Important business will be transacted and a good program held according to President IvS. Lee. All members are urged to attend. V Pinafore ElaySet By MRS. ANNE CABOT Little sister will be sensibly and charmingly dressed for play time and for going with mother, to do the shopping if she 'wears this diminutive play suit. It is easily buttoned and has a matching tie-on skirt. The buttoned bonnet is made of one flat piece for 'ease in laundering. Buttoned together it makes an adorable sun hat to frame a winsome little face. The applique' tulip dresses up the suit and the other applique a tiny kitten head will delight the- little girl when it is sewn on her favorite play suit! To obtain pattern for play suit, pinafore, sun hat and the two applique' patterns (Pattern Nc. S328) is adjustable for sizes 2, 3, 4, send 10 cents in coin, your name and address and the Pattern Number Num-ber to Anne Cabot, The Daily Herald, 106 Seventh Avenue, New York City. Enclose 1 cent postage for each pattern ordered. Bride Returns From Coast Mrs. Alfred L. Newren, nee Beti Pendleton, has returned from short- stay in California, with her husband, Lieut. Newren, who is weather officer at Hamilton Field. The young couple were married in the Salt Lake temple April 7. A number of parties are planned for the bride. Nike Club at Art Gallery A group of Nike club members enjoyed the Springville art exhibit ex-hibit Tuesday evening. Included in the party were: Mrs. Amy Cole, Mrs.' Mildred Barker, Miss Helena Stewart, Miss Kate Peters. Mrs. Elva Dean, Mrs. Iva Benson, Mrs. Viola Lewis and Mrs. Rheta K. Stewart. Nautilus Unit Plans Formal Nautilius girla held a business meeting Tuesday evening, at which Hazel Rowe was named secretary sec-retary and treasurer for the remainder re-mainder of the school year, and for next year. Spring activities were discussed, and the committees' reported on recent beach and skating parties. May 23 has been set at the date L fos the. annual Nautilus, formal, to be held at the Joseph Smith, building. MUTUAL ESSAGES ": FIFTH WARD 1 M. I. A. officers meeting tc niht at 7 o'clock Regular meeting at 7:30 oclock. During the preliminaries. pre-liminaries. Miss Betty Christensen will give the history of Mormon music. Mormon hymns will be sung by mem bens. Regular class work will follow. Club Girls Fete Soldiers r A party of 65 soldiers, now stationed sta-tioned : at ' Pleasant - Grove, were entertained at a lively event given by the Escalante club members of the Provo Catholic church, Sunday night at the church. A variety of games provided the main amusement of the evening, and delicious refreshments were served. - Escalante girls were also present pres-ent from the Price and Eureka clubs. Flags and red, white and blue streamers added a patriotic touch to the scene and the serving table was gay with red sweet peas and candles. ' v Evening Of Sewing Enjoyed Mrs. Naomi Biggs entertained at her home in Orem. Tuesday evening, for members of the Fide-las Fide-las Alumnae. Sewing ands a dainty luncheon were the diversions, and were enjoyed en-joyed by the following members: Mrs. Violet Rasmussen, Mrs. Mary Rogers; Mr Lillian Smoott. Mrs. "Leona Olsen, Mrs. Leona J. Miller, Mrs. Audrey Hiller and Mrs. Hannah Han-nah Oldroyd. MIDDLE-AGE WOMEN CSS) HEED THIS ADVICE!! If you're croea, restless, suffer hot flashes, nervous feelings, dizziness caused by thla period in a woman's life try Lydla E. Plnkham'a Vegetable Vege-table Compound. Made especially for women. Thousands upon thousand thou-sand nelpe4. 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