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Show OREM-GENEVA TIMES Orem-Qeneva Society Ina Smith, Editor Parties Honar Newlywed Couple A number of parties have honored Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hatch Hat-ch during the past week. Tin. young couple were married on Nov. 24 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple, Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Hatch and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kearl were present at the wedding wed-ding ceremony. Mrs. Dorothy Kearl and Esther Es-ther LeVitre, sisters of the groom entertained at a luncheon honoring the newlywed couple at the Wayne Kearl home. Mrs- Leland Dean, mother of the bride, entertained at a bridal shower at the Women's club house in Prove A large group of friends and relatives enjoyed a series of progressive games- Social Group Enjoys Pleasant Afternoon Members of the Orem Social Group enjoyed a pleasant afternoon after-noon at the home of Mrs. Pearl Jepperson on Friday. Sewing and visiting were the diversion. Refreshments were served to Mrs. W. H. Kofford, Mrs. Clar-nce Clar-nce Kofford, Mrs. Orson Prest-wich, Prest-wich, Mrs- Allen Bellows. Mrs. Zina Selman, Mrs. O. H. Anderson, And-erson, Mrs. Ethel Finch, Mrs. Frank Thorne, Mrs. S. A. Carter, Car-ter, Mrs- B. M. Jolley and Mrs. Delia Mecham. Legion, Auxiliary Hosts at Party Members of the Orem American Amer-ican Legion Post 72 and the Legion Auxiliary held meetings on Wednesday evening. Final plans wer e discussed for the party being given tonight, Thur sday. All veterans and their partners are invited as special guests. The party will also hon or Mr. and Mrs. Harry Butler, who are moving to Provo. In charge of arrangements for the evening of dancing, refreshments re-freshments and program are Mr. and Mrs. Glade Gillman, Mr. and Mrs. Reed Bench and Barbara Broadhead. At the Auxiliary meeting Gladys Spaugy was appointed to replace Francis Butler on the Orem Girl Scout Council FRIDAY SATURDAY rilE ACADEMY AWARD nio PICTURE Winner of 9 Academy Awardt i ill I Mill CHANGE IN TIME SCHEDULE: Due to the extra length of this fine picture, the show will Itart 30 minutes earlier: Doors open 6:00 1st show 6:30 2nd show 9:30. Kiddies Fun Matinee Saturday at 1:30 p.m. I RHYTHM IN THE SADDLE I; An outdoor action story with music and comedy ij starring Gene Autryl p -i-and II "Tex Granger" serial Cartoons MON., TUES., WED Hie uictuTB that's " is Lappa as rish laughter! I 1 1 n W A foreign correspondent does a "leprechaun" a good turn during a visit in a small Irish village, whereupon the leprechaun leprech-aun guides him through business and romance troubles! Comedy and romance. and DANGEROUS YEARS A drama dealing with juvenile William Halop and Ann Todd. Phone 0684 Jl Auxiliary Ladies Work on Project Mrs. Reba Loveless entertained entertain-ed members of the Orem Legion Auxiliary at her home. The ladies spent the afternoon sew ins and sorting clothing for their welf-fc project. Speqiajl gifts cf clothing will be distrib uted to the needy. Mrs. Leo Broadhead is chairman of the welfare project. The auxiliary has four ntedy families to supply with toys,!Mprlin 'Finch Mrs Neldon Mar- clothing and food this Christ- mas. Anyone who has articles to donate is asked to bring them to the Veterans Memorial build ing on Wednesday. Dec 15 between be-tween 1 and 4 p m- or contact Gwen Bench at 0563-R1, Grace Hansen at 0746-R2. Jennie Cor-dner Cor-dner at 0533-R1 or Betty Gill-man Gill-man at 0759-R1. Present at the meeting were Mrs. Elsie Schenck, Mrs. JSahel t rr - -iJ Mrs. June Hansen, Mrs. Cleo Peacock, Mrs, Cleo Hansen- Mi . Grace Hansen, Mrs. Angus McCarthy, Mc-Carthy, Mrs. Gladys Spaugy, Mrs. Betty Gillman, Mrs- Naomi Na-omi Peterson and Mrs. Loveless. Club Members See Demonstration A demonstration of weed painting, given by Mrs. Clarence Clar-ence York, was a feature of the meeting of the Varieties Club held at the home of Mrs. Edward Pyne on Friday evening. Plans were discussed for the club's Christmas party which will be held on Dec. 17 at the home of Mrs. Mario Peterson. Lunch was served to Mrs Melvin Park, Mrs. Lester Heal- ey, Mrs. Leo Christensen. Mrs. Elliot Newell, Mrs. Don Sack- ett, Mrs. Gordon Mitchell, Mrs- Clarence York and the hostess Plans were discussed for sever al Christmas boxes to be sent to the Veterans hospital as well as the group's project of sending gifts to needy families in Orem. Members of the Legion heard talks by the District Commander, Command-er, the District First Vice Commander, Com-mander, the District Adjutant and the Department Adjutant at their meeting. I DEC. 10-11 , MYRNA LOY w FREORIC MARCH ANA ANDREWS ERESA WRIGHT VIRGINIA MAYO OAGY CARMICHAEL CATHY O'DONNEU HAROLD RUSSELL 0feKt4br WILLIAM WYLER ROBERT E. SHERWOOD CECIL KELLAWAY LEE J. 0rtcfd by HENRY KOSTE fndmd t, FRC0 KOHLMAR delinquency and starring i DEC. 13 - 14 - 15 v s K J P. i " ' I --J E ft OF Club Members Plan Holiday Party Members of the OF Club made plans for a gay Christmas party when they met o nMonday evening at the home of Mrs. Wallace Kendall. Mrs. Reed Hacking was a guest at the club meeting and reviewed the book, "The Mansion." Man-sion." A door prize was aw?H ed to Mrs- Lorin Millet- Sewing was enjoyed during the evening. even-ing. A tasty luncheon was s"' i by the hostess to Mrs. Hacking. Mrs- Millet, Mrs. Richard Brew er, Mrs. Woodruff Jensen, Mrs. ' shall) Mrs naroM Peterson, Mrs. wilIiam Rohbock, Mrs. Vern Wentz, Mrs. Clyde Higg- inson, Mrs. Moroni Jensen ana Mrs. Dwayne Peterson. Sisters Marry Brothers In Temple Ceremony On November 17 the Salt Lake Temple was the scene of , ,, ' ... . . , ,,. a double wedding. Naomi Llda I Patterson became the bride of J. Bent Johnson, and Leone Veola Patterson was united with Georpe M. Johnson. The brides are the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Patterson of 601 East 3rd South, and the sons of Mr. and Mrs- J- Arthur Johnson of 864 Menlo Ave. The grooms served in the navy together as radio technicians, techni-cians, and returned last February Febru-ary from L. D. S. missions in the Southern States, where they spent their last two months together to-gether as companions. A reception was given by the brides parents that evening in the Ninth Ward Recreation Hall Everything about the scene of the ' reception contributed to create an atmosphere truly befitting be-fitting an affair of this nature. The hall was decorated with lovely flowers in the windows and elsewhere throughout th room, and a seven piece orchestra orches-tra furnished the music for the occasion which will long be remembered re-membered by all who attended. The guests were received by the ushers, Jesse Carter, Wayne Roskelly, and Claude Morris after which they were greeted by the members of the bridal party beginning with the hostess, Mrs. Newton Tuttle. an aunt of the brides. Then they met the brides' and . grooms' parents, Mr. and Mrs- Robert T. Patterson and Mr- and Mrs. J. Arthur Johnson. Serving as best man was the brother of the grooms, Arthur H. Johnson-Then Johnson-Then came J. BentJpJfi0"n hiS-feriSeTthe former Leone V. Patterson. Matron of honor was Mrs. R. Robert Patterson, Pat-terson, sister-in-law of the brides. Brides maids were Miss Jewel E. Patterson, Miss Sarah E. Patteron, Mrs. Arthur H. Johnson. Mrs. Leora M. Gertch, and Miss Letitia P. Patterson. All of the sisters of the brides and grooms served as brides maids except Edna B. Patterson who is away on an L- D- S-mission S-mission in the Central States. At the end of the reception line was the flower girl, sweet little threfrjyear-old Jolene Gertsch, a niece of the grooms Later in the evening Patriarch Patri-arch George Robinson spoke briefly about temple marriages. This was followed by the bridal dance with all the bridal party participating. Everyone will remember the sweet little flower flow-er girl scattering flowers in front of the brides and grooms as they began the dance. The waltz was to the tune of "I Love You Truly" and was climaxed by the forming of the heart by those in the bridal party. Refreshments were served in a room set off by two lovely wedding cakes. Each was beau tifully decorated with roses and a pair of love doves on each side. Something unique was no ticed in these cakes . In place of the usual bride and groom at the top was a beautiful minia ture temple. Among the many guests at tending were Mrs. Willard Atkin and Daughter Alene from Tooele, Mr. and Mrs. J Porter Jones, a great uncle and aunt of the brides, Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim Maw, parents of the governor, Patriarch E. A. Child, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Barker City. Ogden, and Maple-ton. Maple-ton. The brides gowns were of lovely white stain with finger tip veil and set off by bouquets of roses and Gardenias. Tho matron of honor wore a lovely yellow gown and the bridesmaids' brides-maids' dresses were of pink-The pink-The flower girl was clad in a beautiful blue dress with a little corsage of roses and carnations. car-nations. After the ceremony the Bridal Brid-al Party enjoyed a lovely wedding wed-ding breakfast at the home of the grooms' parents. This verv delicious repast consisted of turkey and allthe trimmings. i I I 11 ' 818l W ! 11-20 Xs' Here's a clever little Junior frock for pleasant afternoons. And so simple to make, too this week's ABC Special. Little pun's form the brief sleeves and the drawstring waist makes it fit just right. Pattern No. 8181 is designed for sizes 11, 12, 13, 14, 16, 18 and 20. Blze 13, 3 yards of 39-inch material. Nw ... AddnM. Nuh el Paittra No. Sim Saad 21 mu ia coia (fat kb poura iind) to , Sue Burnett 1130 Aw. Abmckm, Nw York 19, N. Y. Mrs- Arlo Anderson entertained entertain-ed at a party in honor of her son, Johnny, on His fifth birthday. birth-day. Guests were Dan and Ray Stoker, Jerry Baum, Randy Reynolds, Randy Stubbs, Perry Messick, Max Iivie, Nicky Faulkner, Gam Schuman and Master Jarvis. 717 ivijme J PRE-CliRiSTMAS ; MP : mm : i f, II i I ' if ' Newlyweds Honored At Open House Mr. and Mrs. Clifford M. Fielding entertained on Saturday Satur-day evening at an open house reception honoring their son, Max' J. Fielding and his bride, he former Marie Van Oosten-1orp. Oosten-1orp. The bride is the dau6hter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Van Oostendorp of Salt Lake City. A musical program was presented pres-ented during the evening by Jerry Hansen, Evelyn Higbee and Maxine Varley. Colleen Fielding was in charge of the gift display and Joye Hancock presided at the refreshment table. Th couple were marriea on Nov. 24 by Bishop A. Reed Burgener. They will make their home in Salt Lake City, where Mr. Fielding is employed employ-ed as junior Nemalologist in the U. S. Department of Agriculture. Agric-ulture. Mr. and Mrs- Don James of Edgemont are the parents of a baby boy, born Thursday at the Utah Valley hospital. MO EQUAL f0R WINTER DRIVING! Reg. U.S. FsUnt OffiM BUY THEM ON FIRESTONE 223 West Center anet s Shop 7) (7 A $44 THESE COATS ESPECIALLY CUSTOMERS AT 'AFTER $44 CONEY MOUTON CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS Holiday Dresses 7.99 to 12.99 Gowns 3 jjg Slips, lacy or tailored 2 99 Robes, chenille or silks 5 09 Blouses 2 00 Sweaters, all wool j gy Nylon Hose j'qq Dresses, 100 better quality " 4 00 BUY YOUR GIFTS NOW. A DEPOSIT WILL HOLD YOUR SELECTION UNTIL CHRISTMAS. 98 WEST CENTER LIBRARY NOTES By Norma Cook, Orem Librarian We are now working on a list of new books to be ordered for children and teenagers-Provo teenagers-Provo City's Junior Librarian has been very gracious in helping help-ing us to choose ' those books the youngsters like best. We hope we may soon have a good selection on our shelves- The following is one of these books now available that will interest the young boy. WILD WATERS Lewis S. Miner Sam riawKs looicea ai nisi father rebelliously. Why on earth should he, a boy whose father owned the Hawk Line of Mississippi River boats playing below St. Louis, go to the upper river on his own? Captain Hawks was firm. "And bring back a pilot's license, li-cense, son," he said. Northward Sam went, disgusted dis-gusted at the roughness of the northern rivermen. His first try at the pilot's wheel brought little encouragement. Nor was his trouble-with Red Swen-son Swen-son any help. If he had not hed (lew. Improved TREADS only Xv 6.00-16 ON YOUR TIRE They have no equal for winter driving! Millions of tiny edges grip the road to resist skidding and give yon greater winter driving safety. Be "Winter-Sure" let as pnt these amusing amus-ing treads on your tires. BUDGET STORES Provo, Utah" Your Gift $44 1VF.RE SHTPPirn vn ddavo FOR THIS SALE TO GIVE OUR AN OPPORTUNITY TO BUY CHRISTMAS' PRICES. $44 ALPINE LAMB KIDSKIN (in grey and black) VALUES TO $99 ALL GROUPED IN THIS ONE SPECIAL SALE! 11 'kJ PROVO VERTIYA CLUB TO MET FRIDAY Members of the Vertiya Club will be entertained at the home of Mrs- Charles Rohbock on Friday evening, December 10, at 8 p.m. Christmas gifts will be exchanged by those present. Jerry Flymm's friendship and that of Abe, the "Aurora's" cook. Sam might have given up-But up-But they stood by and even Red's threat against his life and the appalling shipwreck did not shake Sam's new ambition. When, at last, the pilot's license li-cense seemed actually within) his grasp, his hopes crashed in myterious, sinister events. Why did this happen? What was the clue to the mystery? Sam Hawks, fine young American, set himself to find out. The best of all the preachers are the men who live their creeds. Edgar A. Guest 1 J The ever-present worry of finances should be spared every family in their 1 I bereavement- Berg mortuary will take I the responsibility of all details.. ..provide I I a complete service within the family's i . J means. Years of experience provides per- s J J sonalized services at prices anyone can f . afford" f " A MM 1 183 EAST CENTER PHONE 371 I Headquarters 3 ( , ! i - -KJ For TTpn MIS3 JANET WILL BE GLAD TO GIFT WRAP YOUR PURCHASES FREE THURSDAY, DECEMBER fl) 4a OREM WOMEN'S CLUB PLANS CHRISTMAS SOriAr "Christmas is Christmas World Over" Is the theme J, Z program prepared by Mrs. fJ lace Kendall and Mrs. NeW," Snow for the meeting J Orem Women's dub on nesday, December 15 at 3 30 the Scera lounge. 0 m In keeping wit' the spirit of Christmas, members of the cluk who can are asked to brC good used clothing and food it ems which will be distributed to the needy as a club project. The practices of good men are more subject to error than their speculations. I will, then honor good examples, b'u. endeavor en-deavor to live according ta good precepts. Bishop Hall Precepts are the rules by which we ought to square our lives. Seneca Onlv! j m PHONE 2540 1 |
