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Show iCapes Go 'Cloak and Dagger7 Mid-July Sees Wedding Of Young Spanish Fork Pair SPANISH FORK "I Do's" were exchanged this week by Gladys Nielsen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey A. Nielsen, and David Keith Hibbert. The couple recited nuptial vows Wednesday in the Logan LDS temple. Accompanying them to Logan were the bride's parents par-ents and Mr. and Mrs. Leland J. Davis. Following the ceremony a wedding breakfast was held in honor of the newly-wed. newly-wed. Mr. and Mrs. Blair Hansen joined them there A was chapel with her mother and sisters, sis-ters, Mrs. Ernest Gonzales, Mrs; Leland J. Davis and Marlene Nielsen, Niel-sen, as joint hostesses. Tina Lou Daniels also assisted in the re ceiving line Church Women d them there. ' D f ' I 4-' shower honoring the bridejrlQn VUlltinQ given in the First LDS ward A program was presented in the!. chapel auditorium, with G. Victor I o noocnion mu master ui ceremonies. cere-monies. Guests spent the remainder re-mainder of the evening viewing gifts received by the honoree. and enjoying dainty refreshments. Gift room hostesses were Anna Marie Creer, Mrs. Carol Grote-gut Grote-gut and Mrs. Carol Hansen, while Mrs. Leon Vincent and Mrs. Duke Page assisted in the dining room. After a brief honeymoon, the new Mr. and Mrs. Hibbert plan to make their home in Spokane. Wash. An all-day quilting has been set by the Ladies Aid Society of Community church for Tuesday, beginning at 10 a. m. i The session will take place at the church building, according to Edmunds, reporter that Mrs. J. M. to be in charge of Bulletin Gives Salad Recipes Harry stated Twitchell is events. Everyone is welcome to attend. Light refreshments will be served at noon. PHS'GrodsTo Hold Reunion ; - ; " ' 1 I Canyon Party rSet Tuesday All members of the American Ameri-can Legion, their wives and friends are invited to attend a canyon party scheduled to be held Tuesday at 7 p' m. in cabins 38 and 39 at Vivian Park. Reservations for" the affair may be made with either Mrs. Orval Singleton, Mrs. Harvey Higgins .or Mrs. Harvey Mendenhall. Dinner will be served and entertainment has been planned, according to committee members. 200 Gather At , Two-Day Meet DAILY HERALD Monday, July 18, 1949 Out-Of-Town Guest Honored HEBER Mrs. Velda Winterton of Charleston entertained Friday night at a party honoring her mother, Mrs. Sheila Winterton of Mesa, Ariz., who is visiting here. Others attending were Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Simmons, Mrs. Nedra Davidson, Phoenix, Ariz.; Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Carlson, Salt Lake City: Mrs. Alice Thacker, Heber, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Turner, Charleston. , ARTS 4-H Club Meeting Staged Members of the ARTS 4-H club met at the home of their leader, Mrs. William Wilklns, Friday, to 20-30 Club Ends 3rd Year HEBER The third anniversary of Heber ?0-30 club was observed Friday night with a review of pasf accomplishments by club members. mem-bers. During the past three years they have been assisted with numerous nu-merous civic betterment projects, including garbage disposal, ana eradication of flies. They also, aided in the drive for polio fount dation funds and March of Dimes, campaigns. . Recently installed officers in elude Harold Gleason, president; Guy McDonald, vice president;. Kent McDonald, treasurer; Kent Hiatt, secretary, and Malin Lewis serceant-at-arms. The board of directors will include Russell Mc- work on a summer project, which Donald and Russell Buys. More than 200 relatives attend ed the reunion for descendants ofiis nearing completion. George and Amasa Tucker heldl Refreshments were served to I - at Bulger Canyon, Ut, according Alene Miller, and Margaret and; ... - ... iutR,in'"i uoicuiu, uitiHutio, a ' ixif-1 1 1 r i r ii i r 1 1 1 1 1 (-"n is. Next meeting.' ,v- ' to Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Provoans who were present. Salerno, Iwith Mrs. Wilkini Plans for a tenth anniversary reunion of the 1039 graduating class of Provo high school were 'announced today by Frank Tay lor, former class president. A dinner dance will be held at the Federation room Friday evening, he said. "Let's Serve a Salad" is title All class members have not of the latest bulletin, published been notified yet, according to by Utah State Agricultural col- Mr. Taylor, who stated that any-lege any-lege extension service, which one not previously contacted is may be obtained free of charge invited to make reservations for from county extension service of- the party with Mr. Taylor. Mrs. fices Gloria Simmons Vloyantes or Mrs. Written by Elna Miller, ex- Maxine Walker Hanks. Reserva-tension Reserva-tension nutritionist, the 10-page tions must be made before Tues-bulletin Tues-bulletin gives recipes for nearly day evening. Plans call for in-40 in-40 salads and dressings. formal dress. Any surplus funds "A good salad adds zest and will be turned over to the Utah color, and that thing we call eye, Valley hospital expansion drive, appeal," states Miss Miller. "A Committee members assisting good salad also adds minerals and with reunion plans include Bert vitamins to the diet. It gives our Bench, Mrs. Norma Taylor Gam-teeth Gam-teeth the kind of exercise that er, Ivan Nelson. Ivan Thome, helps keep them healthy." Richard Murdock. LeGrande Miss Miller advises housewives Young, Mrs. Beth Mirer Soren-to Soren-to plant the vegetables they want i sen, Stanley Brow n and Mrs. to store as late in the summer Vloyantes. bs possible to enable them to ma-! ture before frost occurs, then they; will be at their best when the Sl 1 T go into storage and you can have l.Jjh lSl Ot&R fresh vegetable salads all winter X VtCTO long. Nobody likes crumbs. Thefts why folks o fov Clove Club Corn Onp$. Not all broke? up - but qrcat bt , sooper-dooper cWps made fresh ri6kt ii ' here m wis area . Swell to duttk wi cheese spreads. Trsi'evn. CLOVER Corn Chips 6ET SOME TODA staged in the "theater of the pines," with singing around a bonfire later. Family members attended at-tended from as far away as Idaho, Ida-ho, Arizona, California and New Mexico. 'j f, 11111 1 UVIt.l, uibDIUVll. JX 111V group, conducted a genealogy Cape coats flaunt "cloak and dagger" airs for fall. Fuscbia and black checked chinchilla greatcoat meeting the second day of the swashbucklea with pushed op sleeves and chin-swathing collar (left); steamer cape (right), in black meet Announcement was made of and gray plaid tweed, eloaks skirt and sweater ensemble. a history which is being compiled oy mrs. unaa lucKer bdoui iam- An impressive program was will be held Friday at 2:30 p. m. 4 By EPSIE KINARD NEA Fashion Editor NEW YORK (NEA) Any re semblance between the romantic cloaks which the Spanish masters loved to paint and this fall's spectacular cape-coats is not mere coincidence. From portraits of 17th and 18th dinals come push-up sleeves that the autumn scene Is another ro- ily members who served in World slope from shoulders, collars that mantic style: the steamer cape. Wars I and II. climb up to the top of a nose. Pauline Trigere, brings this first rf00 I.h11 , ,,j!. a included those mentioned before One of the most outstanding of. cousin of the ..duster up-to-date Tra vers Tucker, Provo; and Vx sophisticated styling, with George, Lola and Terry Tucker, of fuschia and black checked I highly-textured tweed in shades , urem- , . chinchilla which looks like a of gray and black. This designer's) cape. Its tall collar, deceptively talented hand turns the old-time You can tell that a pineapple full silhouette, and lively color steamer cape into a smart en- is ready to eat when the spines add a new note to this fall's 'semble by combining it with alrull out easily. An easy way to chic crush fresh pineapple is to run eady to cut a swathe on sweater of black woolknit. 1 it through your meat chopper. r ;,t . ...UI W l . 3AU k Wl , 1 O Y WCU, Ci -V lw Also ready to cut a swathe on sweater of black up many ui liiib scosuii b small est coats. From the romantic capes of kings, courtiers and car- in the Wilkins home. Tjps Aid Budget Home Builders If you are furnishing your home on a budget try buying new unfinished un-finished furniture and painting it. It will take time but the results will give you a truly creative thrill. Gay colors like pistachio green, shocking pink or turquoise are fun to experiment with. Nicks and other imperfections will show less if you stain-tint the furniture first. Then when you paint it with the color plan on applying a minimum of three coats however, five are better. Be sure to let each coat of stain and paint dry thoroughly before adding the next. Attend Reunion SPANISH FORK A reunion 04 the John and James Mellor families fami-lies was held recently at a local resort with over 300 persnos attending. at-tending. The two brothers wera early settlers of Fayette, Sanpetf county. x . . The day began with a business meeting, after which a picnld lunch was enjoyed by all guests. During the afternoon a program was presented and a series of games and relays was conducted for the children, followed by swimming. A highlight of the entertain ment was the reading of a history of John F. Mellor, an early resl-t dent of Spanish Fork, by his granddaughter, Mrs. Jennie Wilde. Also present at the fete was Mrs. Alice E. M. Lloyd, M daughter of Mr. Mellor. ,. We, The Women t.' BY RUTH MILLETT NEA Staff Writer The latest visitor to the United j states to ten American women what's wrong with them is an English member of Parliament who says they're '"bossy" and that they "rule the roost." If American women rule the roost, it's because they've become specialists in home management. The American husband lets his wife decide how to bring up Junior not because he is browbeaten brow-beaten into it, but because it's she who is interested enough in Junior to read up on child psychology, psy-chology, join a child study club, The American woman has made herself the family specialist in child training because Papa just isn't interested enough to go to all that bother. The American husband lets his wife decide what kind of house 1 they are going to live in and how it is going to be decorated because be-cause there again Mama has educated edu-cated herself on such matters ICU I Potluck luncheon will be served serv-ed Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Eliza Johnson, 610 E. 5th S. jLES PASSERELLE j Mrs. James F. Lidrlinrd will i be hostess Tuesday at 8 p.m. Ribbons Add To Summer Fashions There's a flutter of ribbon in summer fashions cashes, scarfs, little ribbon ties. Many a dress Wears a touch of ribbon as a part of its design. This is the year, j says the Woman's Home Com-jpanion, Com-jpanion, to look through your scrap hap and use thp vard or so that was always, too pretty to throw Papa can't very well argue with' away. her if all he can say is: "I know For a plunging neckline, the j what I like." fashion editor suggests that you 'Men Apathetic About Social Life j line it with a bright, contrasting i The American husband lets his: ribbon and let other artificial from ' the length off-the-shoulder strawberries or berries dangle of ribbon. An frock will take or. new sophistication if you fasten a bright choker of ribbon around your throat. Yon can make it by securing two different colored ribbons together so that you have the edge of one color showing above the other. wife choose their friends and run their social life because he never 1 gives It any tnougm. ne may oe fed up with stuffy dinner parties and evenings of bridge, but he doesn't jump in and make constructive con-structive suggestions for adding a little variety to their social life. The American husband turns his pay 'heck over to his wife for hudettlng. not because his wife 1 . - , ; : II 1 iJ.f I ; ' 1 11 III II I V ' 7 ' ,WW l 11 A 1 J I 11 VI III II l"'V 71l4MAa 1 1 A 1 I IS 11 11 I I VJ I y -yzju . 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