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Show DREM-QKNEYA TTMS3 THURSDAY. DECEMBER 8, 1949 Prepared by BERTHA LORENTZEN Home Service Department MOUNTAIN FUR SUPPLY COMPANY "HEREAFTERS" Christmas isn't all in the packages under the tree. It's in the kitchen too, where rich fruit cake is mellowing till mother decides everyone can have a taste, where cookies are cooling from the own, and nuts are getting cracked for another pan of candy. A colored cook I knew always urged us to eat sparingly of the meat course to leave a httle room for the "hereafters". We've all made them many many times, but here are a few extra special ones that fit into the holiday season so well. ft Col ft. CHRISTMAS WREATH (Baked Date Ring) Time: it mln 1 a. toned chopped 1 e. chopptd nit Ml H c. u(r, whit or brows 1 to. Hoar 1 t. bakinf powder I mud ejfe JOltU 1 V l 4 cvtiiu. -I itiffly bwtaa aca i. ealt Ik Bake ta will greaaed t-lu. tiaf sold. I. Cool In the pan. f When cold, unmold onto platter, oOTer well with whipped eroaoi and etud with maraechtno eherriee. Surround with holly UaTta. I Mi: HO earringa, Ti Thla it eery rich, law ftant large aarTiaa. WINCIM lUt GOODIES I7J Tlmai 11 ala. L Cree eWeueblt-.H a. ehorteainaj . ... aacar I aim 1 an. wall beataa to tola mix tart ta 17 Add muk floor kata It from caidlina. 4. A ltd . , ft a. atiacantat lft"'--i 1. aUtad take Hep- I ft t. L etaTao f aaewdlanta to aolat. Wis wall. . . u. The atari taaennt of floor earita with j-a amaw l iwuia in Lkt ilnttratatj 8. Drop from a teaapoon onto a greased eookle theft. Allow t Inchei betwatn each cookit for ipreading. . Path a plump maraichino cherry Into each unbaked cookie. ... and here is food for the angels at Christmastidst DJVIMTl PUDDING 1. Combine 1 ta, conutarea 1H hrown nfat Add. 1 a. hat water a. Cook, ttirring eonttantly until thick and traaaparent. Four alowly Into. I beataa iu white I. Beat constantly while adding. (. Beat T-18 mlaatea. T. fold In H e. nate I a. datta, OMpaed I I TaniUa Pour late email riog molda rfaeed flret la eold water and let art. 0. RamoT from mold on large hry or ' crape leaf, garniihed with maraachlna eharrieaj or with epric af boll and aaernr. 10. Berte lea sold tuetard eauee at whipped CUSTARD gAVCE Beat ellgktly wlth fork ft ... ..il. I. Alt , u . U i, salt a, tUr aoutantlr wan adding 1 . tc aided milk 4. Coak la a donhle ballar ..mi mixture thiekea aad a eaatiag i iornod oa tha asoon. . . a. ChlJI qpe add , H t, aaailkt PLEASANT VIEW DUP ENJOYS QUILTING PARTY , The Daughters of Utah Pioneers, Pion-eers, Camp Pleasant View, met at the home of Mrs. Edna Hansen and enjoyed an Efjtet-noeu of quilting. Refreshments were served ly the hostess to Ivy Perry. Grace McEwan, Nora Ashton, Ina Lewis, Lew-is, Lucy Tipyetts, Cosette Allred, Merle Foote, Ida Ercanbrack, Melba Cluhb, Zella Colvin, Anna Ashton, Alta Bean, Diantha Eklns, and two guests, Mrs. Vera Perry of Provo and Mrs. Ruth Robb of Spanish Fork. SHARON SEVENTIES TO MEET SUNDAY Members of the 123rd Quorum of Seventy of Sharon stake will hold their regular meeting on Sundav. Depemhpr 11 at 1-d5 r m. to the Relief Society roots me Pleasant view ward chapel. 1 Grant Meldrum of Pleasant Pleas-ant View ward has received a call to fill a mission for the LDS church and expects to leave early in January for the Great Lakes Mission. Mr. and Mrs. Judd Erekson have purchased the property formerly owned by Mr. and Mrs. Gus Noren. The Norens have moved to Salt Lake City. HILL CREST Vtneete Woiflndea 0533 Rl The MIA presented two one act plays this week. The one was directed by Mrs. Reed Clegg and Carme Oliver. .'Orchids for Mar- i garet" had in its cast: June Mil-iler Mil-iler as Margaret; Kate Wagstaff I as Julie: Rinehold Pawlowski as j Professor Adams; Opal Roberts as Jackie and Dan Bates as Koch. Mary Ashworth and Loretta Bamgartner supervised the Sen ior Scouts in their play. "In the Nick of Time." Mrs. Bam gartner acted as reader and the boys taking part were Gale Lowe, the hero, Sieman Soruce: Arthur Woffinden, the heroine- Genevieve Genevigh; Bruce Bown, the father; Dale Miller, the mother: Kirk Jameson. Hec tor, the dog; Dean Rowland and Frankie Johnson, movine men: Ray Lee Hill, the villian, Jasper Hackaway. A fireside chat was held Sunday Sun-day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Skinner for the Beehive girls and Boy Scouts. The Sunday School centennial program was presented Sunday evening. Music was furnished by a male quartet from the BYU and by Francis Peterson, who played the accordian. An interesting inter-esting part of the program was given by six youngsters who told what they liked about Sunday School. They were Donald Mor-omoto, Mor-omoto, 12; Margene Tidd, 10; Maynard Nielsen, 8; Ann Bown, 6, Ilene Ashdown, 5; and Mary Lynn Robertson, 4- Others to speak were Ellis Rasmussen, Gene Hill and Bishop G. Milton Jameson. The Explorer Scouts went on a rabbit hunt on Saturday to Delta. A cottage meeting was held Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Reed Clegg for j members of the priesthood andi their partners. The group listen-, ea to recoras on me siory oi Mormonism. Four babies received names and blessings at sacrament meeting meet-ing on Sunday. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs- Gale Madsen was given the name Sherrie Lynne by her grandfather. Ted Madsen. Marjean Luella was the name given the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Shauerhammer by her father. The daughter of Mr. and rap f NAZI LOOT . . . Model Xalda Tbomaa hold two jug's, part of priceless art and silver treasure recovered by Allies from Hitler, Ooebbels aad Goerlnt loot, on display at a New York City raJ-l"T. OREM MAN NAMED CAMPAIGN MANAGER FOR BILL BAKER Virgil Massey of Orem was named campaign manager for Bill Baker at a meeting of the Baker for Senator Committee held Tuesday. Jack Craghead of Provo is secretary. The group set Thursday, Dec. 8 for an organization meeting at the Veterans Memorial building in Orem. Baker announced himself as a candidate for the GOP nomination nominat-ion for senator last week. mm &rm I ! 1 1 1 IJ 1 a ! I ll f s. ' - YiV m- 4V 9 f jWa mi -fjt4 i AjA.WtWfc.lJH UNE'S WONDERFUL CHRISTMAS SPECIAL 9J N. (on Sutft't shoulder) Big 48-ioch cbtst combine! Walnut Stamp and matched American Amer-ican Walnut. Equipped with Laoe'a patented automatic tray. ONLY $00 tiJjDOWN BUY TCDAY! TAKE YOUR TA5E TO PAYl r ' ff 2? ? -rit -mm Geneva Ward Primary offic ers and teachers had a 100 percent per-cent attendance at monthly leadership meeting last Friday evening at the Sharon ward chapel. Edna Larsen presented the scriptural reading and a number was sung by the following follow-ing Seagull girls, Gweneth Adams, Ad-ams, Rita Childs, Gay Wood, Carol Jean Meldrum, Joan Rowley Row-ley and Teddy Ann Rohbock. oDIIanum-U WARD19r Lynn Cluff spent the weekend in Pleasant Grove visiting vis-iting with his grandmother, Mrs. Alta Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Ras-band Ras-band of Heber City and their granddaughter, Jane Dixon of Spanish Fork, visited with relatives rel-atives here on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Jameson James-on and chldren visited with rel atives in Salt Lake City cently. re- wit! I Christmas . . . and there, just as she's always dreamed . . . her Lan Cedar Hone Chest! A gift so beautiful, so sentimental, sen-timental, and so practical, too! LANE is the only pressure-tested Aroma-Tight Aroma-Tight Chest made! Moth Protection Guarantee with every Lane Chest. There's a Lane for every room in the home. AH have Lane's exclusive features! Choose from our complete Lane collection now. tiNli tv-K' '?X;i-5s. IT'S THE REAL LOVE-GtTI : f " " f "T - 9 " , "- - - ' - rf I Ne. 2400 Larue 48' che comhines matched Pa'dao, l alnut. NX alnul Mump end Zebra wood. II.k rect lini; iid hinses CPA05 eod Lane'f remov''e round-curncred txay. Jl Ne 2211 Authentic 18th Century desmo in slowing MaHnganv. Convenient drawer C7Q45 to base, two mnulaied drawer! above. 7 Make Your Selection Now. We'll Make Delivery Xmas Eve. 5 4 &, afo - r See the 1 Complflp Mne At This Store. Mrs- Richard Rowley was named Marilyn. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Jensen Jen-sen had their baby named Jerold Church, by tlw grandfather, C. O. Jensen. Those confirmed members of the church on Sunday were Robert Rob-ert Vernon Lloyd, Lynn Lloyd, Shirleen Holt, Charran Shauerhammer Shauer-hammer and Lola Anne Rowley. Lester Hawkins is now acting as Sunday School chorister, with Bernice Young as organist and Deanna Barnum as pianist. The Relief Society will spon sor a married folks dance on Friday evening- A program will be presented under the direction direct-ion of Merl Anderson. Refreshments Refresh-ments will be served by the visiting vis-iting teachers, with Essie Har-ward Har-ward as chairman. The Gleaner girls and M Men met at the home of Robert Coll-ingham Coll-ingham for a fireside chat Sunday Sun-day evening. Beth Johnson read Robert's story of his life. "Every time I take a slice of bread, I imagine im-agine I'm shaking hands with some farmer friend of mine. And when the farmer takes up a metal tool, perhaps he fikes to think he's shaking hands with me." SHARON Jean MacDonald 0896 1U The Relief Society work and business meeting was held on Tuesday under the direction of work leader, Mrs. Thelma Young who gave a demonstration and showed patterns for table decor ations, toys and aprons. Mrs-Milton Mrs-Milton Holdaway. stake work director, gave suggestions on Christmas gifts, hand work and cookie decorations. Mrs. Lyle Buckley also gave a demonstration demonstrat-ion on candle decorations for Christmas. Refreshments were served by Iva Dean Newell, Chrystle Dimmick, Edith Duke. Josephine Salisbury, Pearl Jep-person Jep-person and Lillian Parsons. Prayer meeting will start at 9:40 Sunday morning instead of 9:50. The Sunday School super intendency urges all officers and teachers to attend. Allen Thomas Shorthill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Short- hill was confirmed a member of the church on Sunday. Carrol Vernon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Or son Vernon was confirmed by his father. LeRov Smith and Arthur Mer rill were speakers at sacrament meetinff. Musical numbers were a clarinet solo by Merlin Isaac son, accompanied oy (jaroi Watts and a duet by Grant Newell New-ell and Niel Newell. accomDani- ed by Irma Young. The M Men and Gleaner fire side chat was held at the home of Donna Stolworthy. John Al len was the speaker. Refreshments Refresh-ments were served to Jean Con- der, Floyd Mangum, Bob Allred, bhirley Mangum, Jean Bishop, Mrs. Delia Collings, Barbara Collines. Donna Stolworthv. Ai- thela and Charles Dearing and JoAnn McEwan. The Elders and their partners practiced square dances on Thursday evening at the chapel. Refreshments were served by Genniel Larson. Donna Stol worthy and Janis Young. Members of the bishopric express ex-press their appreciation for the response of ward members in the purchase of the new loud-speaking loud-speaking system and record player. Records can now be played play-ed at the ward dances. The Era drive was completed Monday eveninit under the dir ection of Shirley Mangum and uieve MacDonald. After visiting their district the workers met at the Richard Brewer home for a Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith, Bud Davis, Victor Christensen, William Herron, Mjrttle Rowley, Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Blair, Donna Don-na and Dee Elder, Richard Brewer, Brew-er, Arthella Dearing, Bessie and Rulon Petty, George Dearing, JoAnn McEwan, Shirley Mangum Man-gum and Cleve MacDonald. Members of the Relief Society participated in a work day on Tuesday at the recreation hall. Being the fifth Tuesday of the month, no lesson was outlined and the day was spent making articles for the bazaar which will be held in the near future. A hot lunch was served at noon by a group of visiting teachers. A group of neighbors called call-ed to spend a pleasant evening with Mrs. Maybell Miller. Mrs-Miller Mrs-Miller expects to spend the winter win-ter in southern Utah and Phoenix, Phoen-ix, Arizona. A pot luck lunch was enjoyed by Mrs. Lucy Tip-petts, Tip-petts, Mrs. Ruby Hunn. Mrg. J. Seppi, Mrs. Evelyn Thompson. Mrs. Edna Hansen, Mrs. Edna Doe, Mrs. Preal Jones and Mrs. Emily Baum. 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