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Show ; PROVO (UTAH) DAILY r HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1942 ; PAGE FIVE Interesting Features For , , rWcasTti; Club , end . j ., Ethel D. ' Rambeau 3 7 ,'Photjs 432 dim MMk jaL i (Q ;l-y lm. luesday 'In' (temple SPRINQVrLLE Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Beardall ot SprtngrtUe, announce an-nounce the marriage of - their daughter; Elaine, to John Lewis Swenaon, Jr., eon of Sir. and Mrs. J. L. Swenaon,-Sr., of ProrcvThe ceremony took place Tuesday evening in the Salt Lake temple In the presence of a few ' close ; relatives and trtena.:;.'.,r.',:;:; ':: After their marriage, the couple were guests at an' informal wedding wed-ding dinner at the Mayflower at which members' of the wedding party and close friends were ! guesta. 5 The bride wis charmThgly gowned in white chiffon for her wedding, and for the dinner, she wor an attractive silk crepe print. ' Mr, Swenaon, a B. Y. U. graduate, grad-uate, left Wednesday for Spokane, Wash., where he is employed on soilr conservation' work by the o government. Mrs. .Swenaon plans to ;oin him later. Complimenting the brnle, a number of parties are planned for the near future; Mrs. A. G. Peterson, Pet-erson, assisted by Mrs. Beardall, are entertaining for a large group Friday evening and ther parties will b held next week. .. ' Leaving For Army; Feted Officers and teachers of the Fifth, ward Sunday school enjoyed a party at the home of James Winterton, member of the super-tendency, super-tendency, Tuesday evening, the af fair being in the form of a fare- well for Mr. Winterton, who Q leaving soon for the army. The early evening was devoted' to a lecture by Dr. Gerrit de Jong, member of the general board, on the subject: '"Gospel Scholarship in Teaching." The social so-cial activities were directed by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jeff erlea, 'Dr. p. A. Chriatenaen and Lucille Lu-cille Booth. Special musical numbers num-bers were rendered by Wllmar Earl and Marne Whittaker, of the B. Y. U. Those in attendance were: James Winterton; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jeffertes, Mr. and Mrs. Golden Jackman. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Jensen. Mr. and Mrs. Orln Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Anderson. An-derson. Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Bos-well, Bos-well, Bishop and Mrs. FrarfkT. Bennett, . Mr. and Mrs. William OkJroyd, Dr. Gerritt deJong, Maurine BosweU, Kenneth Park, Margaret - Nlcholes. Gene Bennett, Ben-nett, Glenna Hatch, Bernlce Perrin, Dr." and Mrs. P. A. Chria-tensen, Chria-tensen, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Knudaen, Joy Tangren. John Huiah, Lucille Booth, Dick Johnson John-son and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Freestone. "Y" Lambda Delta Spring Formal Set Most-awaited social event of the yeari for the Lambda Delta Sigma, Sig-ma, national social-religious fra. ternity at Brigham Young university, univer-sity, is the annual spring formal to be held Saturday, in the ballroom ball-room of the Joseph Smith building. build-ing. Chad Bertelson and Margaret Fitzgerald of Ephraim have been appointed co-chairmen of the event, which will have as Its theme "A Midsummer Night's Dream." Wayne Skeem and his orchestra will furnish the music. Other committee members are: Dorothy Bellale of Many, La.; Minerva Unice of Houston. Tex.; and Barbara Zwahlen of Woods Cross, refreshments, LaRene Thompson of Ogden,, Betty Jean Strobel of Caldwell. N. J., Roma Jean Turner of Morgan, and Ethel Hogge of Eden, decorations; May-da May-da Steward of Venice, and Lucy Tanner .of -Preston, Idaho, program. pro-gram. - P JOMQL "ibejFreedom. Wave" ! -'' JAMAL U rtqhflf ecdUd "the rtaom Wove." it's eosr to ! ey to care tot - spares yon from wtres'aad ether emmber. oeta.BMt f aHJAUXL lvMTi dNp, tos-lastta earls at a sarprUaalr tow omIu Feather Trim Hair Cot Our fi Specialty! Make i tow a 1 appebitBiMt lor JAMAL ware! Bertin Beauty j V , Shop 256 East Center, Provo, Ut. PHONE 1S4S ' . '1 Trill - ' Ti 1 f Calendar I The Z Navy Mothers' dub win meet Friday t o'clock at the - Women's 'Clubhouse, v Mrs. Josie Johnson commander, - will give a report on the nationalcon-vention nationalcon-vention which tfh attended W Kansas City, Mo. Air mothers having sons in the navy,' marines or eoaat guard are urged to at tend. Refreshments will be aerv ed., ...... 1 - " DELPHIAN SOCIETY ' A meeting of the Laconia chapter of the Delphian Society will be held at the public library Friday -morning at 10 o'clock. . ( H. O. H. Members of - the 8. O. H. club will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Winter in Bait. Lake City, Saturday evening. ijsv'i. jocose Mrs; D. I. Eaton will be ho ternto members of the Jocose ciwb Friday evening "at 8 o'clock, at her home. . PBOVONAS Provonas club members will be guests of Mrs. Fred Critchlow, Friday afternoon' at her home. Legion Auxiliary Plans Mothers' Tea f - ;pAYSON The Payson American Ameri-can Legion auxiliary Is making plans for its annual Mother's day tea, to be held in the Second ward amusement hall Monday at 3 p. m. The committee is happy to announce an-nounce .that the state auxiliary officers are to be in attendance at the event. , Each auxiliary member is expected ex-pected to take a guest, either her own or some mother. Special guests . will be the mothers of Payson Post No. 48, American Legion members' mothers. Hostess To Bridge Club ' A . bridge-dinner was given by Mrs. Glen Simmons Wednesday evening at her home, for members of the X Club. ' , High 'score prize , went to Mrs Boyce Rawlings, and Mrs Dex Shrlver, a guest, received the traveling award, JU,,.M. V The delightful party was also enjoyed by Mrs. John Krier, Mrs Boyd Rasmussen, Mrs. C H Vance, Mrs. H. J. Corleiasen and Mrs. Robert Curtis. , Springville Briefs A wedding anonuncement of interest in-terest is that of Phyllis Bramall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bramall of this city, and Robert Glenn Mackenzie, Jr., of Provo, which took place at Hollywood, Calif., on Thursday. Lois Murdock of Los Angeles, Calif., has returned to her home following several weeks visit with her grandmother, Mrs. Charles Conover at the Murdock ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Orus Packard of Reno, Nev., have - returned to their home following a visit wtli relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Alma Fullmer and daughter are on an extended trip to Mesa, Ariz., for Mr. Full-mer's Full-mer's health. The Legion auxiliary will entertain enter-tain mothers of the unit with a program and luncheon on Wednesday. Wed-nesday. May 6, at Memorial hall, under direction of President Mar-Jorie Mar-Jorie Frandsen. Hostesses for the occasion are Minnie Groesbeck, Ruby Christensen,- Clara Sumv aion, Ora Rowland, Beth Berrett? Ellen Giles, Kate Holley, LaReen Obye, Hazel Roylance. NOW unOer-arm Cream Deodorant safety Stops Perspiration X. Does not roc dresses or men's shirts. Does not irritate skin. 2. No waiting to dry. Can be used right after shaving. 3. lostaotlv stops penpiratioa : for 1 to 3 days. Removes odoc from perspiration. 4. A pure, white, greascless, stainless vinishiog cream. B. Arrid has been awarded the Approval Seal of the American lostitute of Laundering for - being harmless to fabrics. Acrid ! th LAltOEST SXLUNO PEODORAMT Try a ur todayl S9)m) Many Quests. At Shower Miss . Orpha Peay, , whose marriage mar-riage to' John Peterson is to be an even:, of Friday evening, was honored atj'shojKer given at the Edna MaHeVquistSjwme -Wednesday; evening. W.iT';-V' Forty relatives and friends were entertained on this delight- fol occasion, the hostesses being Mrs. Lamar - Peay, Mrs. Ralph Peay. Mr. It. G. caaper, Mrs. Ivon J. Peay, Mrs. Kills Peay and Mrs. oritn peay. t ? I ' Colleen Booth - and V Barbara Braun furnished a novelty dance, with Mrs. Venit Farr actotripany-Jng actotripany-Jng at the piano. Mrs. Jessie' Ar rowsmith1 followed on the pro gram -with a splendid review of tne too Jc , iJemon Daughter. A tasty luncheon was 4 served, and favors, 'in the form of miniature bride's bouquets, were given to we gueets;ix--;; , .; . ? The honoree was the recipient of many beautiful gifts. , ' Bridge-Dinner Pn jBirthday ' An enjoyable affair of Wednesday Wednes-day 'afternoon "was the dinner given giv-en ty Mrs. Shirley Bee at her home, la celebration of her birthday birth-day anniversary.- ' Members of her birthday club were bidden and the following attended at-tended the party: Mrs. Fred Loveless, Love-less, Mrs. Virl Martin, Mrs, Oran Groneman, Mrs. Herald R. Clark, Mrs. Ivan Child, of Springville, Spring-ville, Mrs. Clyde Armstorng; of Salt Lake City, Mrs. Clifford Sowards and Mrs. Ed M. Ram-beau., Ram-beau., The dining table was lovely in springlike arrangement, with a centerpiece of tulips and narcissus, narcis-sus, and gay floral place cards. Whist bridge was played, Mrs. Loveless winning high score prize and -Mrs. Martin, second favor. fa-vor. Mrs. Bee was presented with lovely gifts. Nautilus Alums At Business Meet Nautilus Alumnae members met at Keeleys, for a luncheon, cards and business meeting, Wednesday evening. Those present were: Mrs. Edna Culmsee, president; Mrs. Ophelia Tofeoe, Mrs. Stella McArthur, Mrs. Phyllis Long, Mrs. Louise Heal, Mrs. 'Hills Lewts, and Mrs. Louise S. Slack. ) .Ik-Afternoon .Ik-Afternoon Of Cards Enjoyed Five hundred and luncheon were diversions at .the 4-C club party given by Mrs. Olive Williams at her home Wednesday afternoon. High score prize went to Mrs. Hazel Hundley, and the cut prize was awarded -to . Mrs. Charles Vincent, a guest. Mrs. Claude Madsen was also bidden as a guest. The rooms were prettily arranged with' bowls of sweet peas. - - Members present included:, Mrs. Geraldlne Hanks, Mrs. Don Lees, Mrs. C. A. Cox,' Mrs. Moor lan Snow, Mrs. William Kelsch and Mrs. Hazel Hundley. - BIRTHDAYS FrUUr, May 1, VICTOR HEDQUIST - ; J. C. KNELL MRS. MARY BELMONT ROBERT TIPTON MRS. TRESS A SMITH and MRS. RAT ODEKIRK, sisters. MRS. MELVA BONA RIKFJfi f TOO LATE FOR 1 CLASSIFICATION I k a FOR ALE--MISCTiLLAEOUS ONE horse, milk nanny goats. R. F. D. 3, Box 127. m!2 LUNCH room fixtures. Phone 027J3. ' md FOR KENT '. UNFURNISHED OR partly furnished, 5 room modern mod-ern house, newly decorated. 235 East 4 South. Phone- 651 W. m3 FOR RENT FURNISHED . 0 ROOM strictly, modern furnished home. To reliable party on year lease. Fred E. Ray, 78 North University. ' Phone 108. a30 MISCELLANEOUS REST RELAX REDUCE. Pounds put on or taken off in the right places. Elma A. Hamp- ton of Battle Creek Sanitarium, Salt Lake City. Entrance ProVo Beauty Studio 100 North Unl-verslty Unl-verslty Avenue, phone 2. ' " m6 . WANTED FURNISHED 5 room modern house or apartment in A-l condition. con-dition. Write; Herald Box 11. , . - m3 LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED ALSO stove and washer repairs, . wringer roles.' C. Owen Draper (Doc Fix It) 350 North 17th West. Phone 031R2. - moO , . ;;;yOpeniHo.useTo:HbnbrCouple f i 1 Mri andklrs. A., L. Mrs. and Mrs. A. L. Tanner, well known Grand View couple, are observing their fortieth wedding anniversary quietly at their home today, but on Sunday, their family Is giving an "at - home," in their honor. Friends and neighbors are cordially Invited to join, with family members and relatives in celebrating this anniversary. annivers-ary. The Informal open house is set for 2 'til 6, o'clock, at the Tanner home, in which the couple have lived all their married life. They were married in the Salt Lake temple, April 80 1802, and moved to their present farm in Grand View, in September of the same year. Mr. Tanner was born, in Provo, Jan. 25, 1875, a son of Bishop Myron and Mary -- Orem News OREM A most pleasing social event of Tuesday evening was the tea given by the Lincoln High School Ladles' organization, complimenting com-plimenting the senior girls and their - mothers. The party took place In Mr. Vernon's music room at the high school, a patriotic theme being carried out in the decorations. In the receiving line were: Mrs. A. P. Warnick, Mrs. A, B. Taylor, Mrs. Victor Anderson, Mrs. Parlell Peterson, Mrs. Wayne Gunnell, and Mrs. L. L. Terry. Miss Myrtle Johnson acted as master of ceremonies The opening numbers of the pro gram were two piano selections by Mrs. Wayne Gunnell, after which a very splendid program was presented by a group of B. Y. U. students. A lovely lace cloth was used on the serving table, which was centered by a low bowl of pink and yellow sweet peas. Mrs. Boyd Davis and Mrs. Wesley Soulier presided. They were assisted by Mrs. -John Lewis, Mrs. Donald Dixon. Mrs. E. B. Terry, Mrs. Carl Swenson, Mrs. Milton H. KnudSen and Mrs. Hilda Knudsen. There were seventy-five in attendance. Mrs. R. D. Wells entertained at luncheon at her home Tuesday honoring Mrs Clifton Pyne on her birthday anniversary. Covers were laid . for Mrs. V. Emil Hansen, Mrs. Thomas Jacobs', Mrs. J. D. Pyne, Mrs. Roy E. Park, Mrs Ada Skinner, Mrs. Dean Park, Verde Washburn, Mrs. R. D. Wells and Mrs. Pyne, .who received re-ceived some lovely gifts. In the afternoon the group attended the Sharon ward Relief Society, where they enjoyed the book review re-view given by Mrs. Cythia Johnson John-son of Pleasant Grove. . Mrs. Kay Johnson and her infant in-fant son, Lynn, of Grantaville, are visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cloy Justasen. . Mrs. LeEarl Burr entertained at a family, dinner at her home Tuesday, the occasion being her birthday anniversary. She was the recipient of many lovely gifts; also , a telegram from her son Junior, who is employed in - an aircraft plant in California. Covers at dinner were laid for Mrs. Julia C. Burr, Mrs. Effle MllleU, Mrs. Retta Clayton, Mrs. PRIZE-WINNING , For Your, Victory Garden ALL 'COLORS, ALL TYPES FREE DELIVERY ANYWHERE PHONE 012-R-3 or WRITE W. Reed Nuttall ROUTE 2, PROVO GLADIOLUS ' 1 r4 ' f 77 '-"" Tanner of Grand View. Jane Mount Tanner. His wife, May McLaughlin Tanner, was born in Salt Lake City, May 5, 1874, a daughter of Ephraim and Harriet Louisa Chase. They are the parents of eight children, five of whom are living, as follows: John Sherman Tanner. Ketchikan, Ketchi-kan, Alaska; Margaret T. Bird. Farmington; Katherine T. Carter, Provo; Pheba T. Hatch, Salt Lake City, and Arthur Mc.L. Tanner, U. S. coast guard. They have five grandchildren. Mr. Tanner is a High Priest and has been active in church work earlier in his life. He filled a mission in California, before his marriage. Mrs. Tanner has served on the stake Relief society board and was registrar for the Daughters of Utah PioneeiS, several years ago. She is well known as a nurse. Lilly Park, Mrs. Vera Mecham, Mrs. Loralna Allen, Mrs. Ruby Chestnut, Mrs. Theresa Pyne, Mrs. Theda Burr and Mrs. Mae Burr. A party In the evening also honored Mrs. Burr. Supper was served and visiting enjoyed by the following: Mr. and Mrs. Eu gene Newell, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Newell, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morton, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Burr, Mr. and Mrs. LeEarl Burr, Miss Norma Burr and Jesse Burr. Bridge Club Members Bidden An afternoon of .bridge was en joyed at the home of Mrs. Bert . Sullivan Wednesday, when she was hostess to members of her club. Mrs. Harvey Higgins received high honor prize, Mrs. W. E. Thomas, the second favor and Mrs. Flava Leavltt the traveling award. Luncheon was served before be-fore the card game. Mrs. E. G. Durnell was a guest, and members present, in addi tion to those named, were Mrs. Roy Sorenson, Mrs. A. G. Hullck, Mrs. Ted Johnson, and Mrs. Josephine Wightman. Pleasant Time With Bridge, Lunch Bridge, followed by a hot supper, sup-per, proved delightful to the group of club members bidden to the home of .Mrs. Theresa Morgan, Wednesday evening. ' Mrs. George M. Fairer was a guest, and members present were Mrs. Jack Holder and Mrs. J. C. Snow, who won the prizes; Mrs. Ralph Elliott, Mrs. Birdie Moore, Mrs. Roy Elliott, Mrs. Earl Johnson, John-son, Mrs. Clarence Moore, Mrs. George Criim, Mrs. Wilford Bray and Mrs. Vilate Strong. DR. T. EARL PARDOE of the B. Y. U; Speeph Dept. ..Presents ; ; il TIME FOR By Alice 3-Act Comedy of Sparlding Wit MAY 1 and 2FRIDAY & SATURDAY B. Y. XL COLLEGE HAlJLr-8: 15 . - ? - - K '.' Every Cent Received Friday Goes t Widows and Orphans of Pearl Harbor. Autographed Pictures of Katherine Cornell as Souvenirs-. , :. " PrograntOn Old Mexico. At Sorosis Club A colorful. . program a Old Mexico, was given . by Mrs. R. Garn Clark, at the Utah' Sorosis club affair held Wednesday afternoon after-noon at the home of .Mrs. J. i. weight;" j,: -' . '.Mrs. Clark, who recently enjoy- d 'a " trip through' Mexico, was present in gay costume of that country to tell of her interesting experiences and to, give the . his torical pack ground ox tne Mexican people, and their many beautiful handicrafts. She showed several articles from her wide collection, much to the delight of those present. ; i ' ' ' ' Mrs. ;:.Nola . Nilsson sang - two Spanish numbers, "Little Star," and" Th Habanera," accompanied accom-panied by Mrs. John Qulat. Japanese ' ouintz, tulips 'and bleeding hearts added a touch, pf spring to the setting. . Mrs. Mark Brimhall, newly elected vice president, 'was released because of illness, and Mrs. R. G. Clark was - named to replace the vacancy. Also, she -will act as program pro-gram chairman. "The Women voted co assist with the Red Cross shelter shelt-er program.' 4. Ihose present were: Mrs. Bid-die Bid-die Worthingtort, Mrs. Wyley Sessions Ses-sions Mrs. Perclval Bigelow, Mrs. J. C. Knell, Mrs. Vasoo .M. Tanner, Mrs. R. Garn Clark, Mrs. J. R. Hodson, Mrs. L. L. Culll-more, Culll-more, Mrs. John K. Hayes, Mrs. i. K. Brockbank, Mrs. Nellie C. Bailey, Mrs. Joseph C. Claric, Mrs. George W. Wortnen, Mrs. Claude S. Ashworth, Mrs. Leland Perry, Mrs. Wayne B. Hales and Mrs. . rt. BosweU. ' ;e Past Presidents Honored At Fete AMERICAN FORK -The, annual an-nual past presidents' party of the Junior Literary League, which a!so marked the eighth anniversary annivers-ary of the league's organization, was delightfully unique in its plan. The party was held at the Bromley club rooms, and was arranged ar-ranged around a patriotic theme. ine evening was one of surprises sur-prises beginning with the serving of a camouflage meal over whlcn Mrs. Florence Chipman presided as toaatmtstress. As each "course" was set before the guests, the seven presidents who have headed the league, were toasted in orig inal rhyme. Toasts were given as follows: To Mrs. Lena Pearson by1 Mrs. Uean Greene; to Mrs. Violet r-eters by Mrs. Dena Grant; to Mrs, Lillian Nelson by Mrs. Leona Grant; to Mrs. Leona Noyes by Mrs. Alvera Devey; to Mrs. Doris Robinson by Mrs. Cleone Cleg-nbm; Cleg-nbm; to Miss Betha Storrs by Mrs. Selma Miller; to Mrs. Nora Vvootton by Mrs. Helen Ramsay. What was to have been a complete com-plete supper - was a "sacrifice" meal instead and light refreshments refresh-ments were served as at each place was set a defense stamp Dook containing a twenty-five cent stamp. A short program interspersed inter-spersed the toasts. The balance of the evening was spent in playing Monte Carlo Vvhist, defense stamp prizes being be-ing awarded. The committee in charge consisted con-sisted of Mesdamea Pearl Cunningham, Cun-ningham, Hortense Allen, Marian Greene, Eunice - Wadley, Fay Briggs and Florence Chipman. ' Beauticians At Study Meet t H A group of beauty operators, members of the Utah County Beauticians' association, took a halrstyling lesson from a New York stylist, at the Bertin Beauty Beau-ty shop, Wednesday afternoon. Those participating were Mrs. R. F. Crandall, Mrs. Lucile Ah-lander, Ah-lander, Mrs. Lorraine Eggertsen, Mrs. Afton B. Crandall, Mrs. AlUe B. Cherrlngton, Miss Donna Scott and Mis Esther Isakson.; ' Gerstenberg : ? Married In California Ms-- i SPRNGVILLlS Of interest to relatives and friends Is announcement announce-ment of .the marriage of Douglas Brown, son of Ouy Brown of 8prlngvUle and Barbara ' Hill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Hill of Ban Luis Obispo, Calif,, which took place Tuesday evening in San Lula Obispo, j ' J The ceremony was performed by Hiram Larsen of the L. D. S. church in San Luis Obispo, in the presence of 100 relatives and close friends. - m J-l . ; . Following Che marriage, the couple were honored with a reception re-ception at the home of the bride's parents to which 50 guests were bidden. Later they left on a short wedding trip. . Mrs. Brown1 received her early schooling in Topcka, Kan. and later attended the San Jose State college. 'Mr. Brown; a sergeant fn the U. S. army, was a former student stu-dent of the B. Y. U. Arrangements For Early, Wedding i l. PAYSONMr. and .Mrs. J. Victor Vic-tor Leifson bf Spanish' Fork have announced the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter,' Freida, to Lieutenant William McKeil, eon of Mrs. Mary McKell of Payson. - - Lieutenant McKell was recently graduated from the army advanced advanc-ed flying school at Stockton, California,' Cali-fornia,' Where he received hla wings and commission. A shower in honor of the bride-elect bride-elect will be given In Spanish Fork next week at the First ward hall. Dinner Party Celebrates Birthday A dinner was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. LamoAt Taylor, of Salem, In celebration of Mr. Taylor's birthday anniversary. anni-versary. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Herman Nelson and children, chil-dren, Harold and Alta, of Provo, Mr. and Mrs. Marlow C. Peterson and children,' Rodney Ludell and Cecil Ray Peterson, of Orem, and Mr. and Mrs. Lamont Taylor and children,' Ramona and Gary, -of Salem. 7 !'''lPil n I f n NAVY JACKET DRESSES! Rayon Prints! Q xr u i nit uuiai Bright PolkaJ Dots, fresh as a flowef-grarden Prints . . . Casual New Dresses each with its own matching jacket! Many with white over-collars over-collars 1 Each dress so smartly styled, wonderfully won-derfully detailed i you'll want several . V . and at this-budget-pleasing price you can have them! to 35 to 68. 1 - LEWIS LADIES' STORE "It'8 Smart To Be Thrifty", I -.. :. Provo, Utan .', Jaycees Plan 6 For Installation Banquet, Dance , The annual installation, banquet . and dance of the ''Jaycees and the Jaycee Wiyes, is set for Saturday Sat-urday evening, dinner to be held at the Hotel Roberts, with dancing danc-ing following at the Municipal Golf; clubhouse. Clyde James and Mrs. Earl Oss win be Installed as presidents of the Jaycees and Jaycee Wives, respectively, re-spectively, alonr with thii nf. f icers. Sherman Chrlstenson will dc loasimaster, ana the program la m charge of the outgoing presidents. - D. Eldnn TlorU and Mr. Lynn Moulton. ' The. affair will be seni-formal Final plans for the event were made at a special board meeting meet-ing held today noon at Keeleys. t . i Husbands Are Honor Guests k Alpha club members entertained entertain-ed their husbands, at the home of Mrs. James H. Kirk, Wednesday evening, a chicken dinner being followed by the game, "rook." Defense stamps were awarded as prizes to Mr. Kirk and Mrs. Ernest Paxman. Those attending the' enjoyable evening were; Mr. and Mrs. Byron Duke, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pax-man, Pax-man, Mr. and Mrs. James H. ,Kirft, Mrs. Rose Kartchner, ' Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Balrd and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Passey. Auxiliary Announces Mothers Day Party SPANISH FORK Thursday, May 7, has been set as the date for the annual Mother's day party of 'the American Legion auxiliary, Unit 68, according to President Iva Lee. The date has likewise been selected for the official of-ficial visit of department president, presi-dent, Mrs. ' Melba Bills of " Logan and district president, Mrs. Thel-ma Thel-ma Pulley of American Fork, a fine program is being arranged by the unit officers. Members are invited to bring their mothers or some other mother to the meeting which will commence at 2:30 p. m. at the American Legion hall. for . . Mother's Day, May 10th Give Her a New Dre88l Cool Budget Beautie8l - " . 1 - 1 r t -1 i |