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Show Um-ceneva times THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1950 IK J f , Thelma Carter Plans June Wedding Making plans for a June wed ding are Thelma Carter, daughter daught-er of Mr- and Mrs- S. A. Carter of Orem. and Leland Erickson. Mr. Erickson is the son of Mrs. Millie Erickson of Salt Lake City and the late Edwin Erick son- Miss Carter is a graduate of the Lincoln nich school and the Sharon seminary. She spent two years in Canada as an LDS mis- siorary. A Erickson will graduate from the University of Utah in June. He is a graduate of South high school and seminary in Salt Lake City and filled a mission miss-ion for the LDS church in the western states. He was in the army for three years during World War II. Orem Women's Club "tagres Annual Miss Thelma Carter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Carter of Orem. who will marry Leland Erickson in June. :0rem BPW Sets March Meeting I The Orem Business and Pro-ffessinal Pro-ffessinal Women will hold their -(m., mpetina on Tuesday. March 14 at 7:30 p.m. at Parks, 'cafe, according TO rresiaem Bessie Meiling. Larraina Allen, membership J chairman, urges all girls and women of the Orem area who I are interested in joining the J organization to contact her at f 0673 R5 before Tuesday's meet-f meet-f ine so she can make reservat- m fnr mem 10 ancuu- um. slated that dues must be in by Mr. and Mrs- George Smith nf THaho Falls. Idaho, visited with the Heber C. Lippetts fam ily Friday and Saturday. ATTENTION, MENU If vou'd like to be disillus ioned about women being the weaker sex just bundle up lhe family and bring them all to see "ADAM'S RIB" starting start-ing at lhe Scera Theatre on Monday. (If you'd rather not be disillusioned, come any how.) March 15 to get credit on this year's membership- St. Patrick's Day table decor ations added to the enjoyment of about 120 ladies who attended a successful Dublic card party sponsored by the Orem Women's club. The Scera lounge was dec orated with potted palms for the occasion. Door Drizes were awarded to Mrs. Clarence Bliss, Mrs. Adel Jensen, Mrs. Harold Peterson Mrs. Mildred-McKenna and Mrs, Marguerite Adams- mgn score awards went to Angela Cameron, Camer-on, Mrs- Kay Moore, Mrs. Mildred Mil-dred Jacobsen, Mrs. Ruth Johnson John-son and Mrs. Alfred Lupus. Violin selections were played by Gilbert E- Childs, accompanied accom-panied by Melba Pyne, A dessert dess-ert luncheon preceded the card games. Proceeds from the affair will go toward financing an outdoor fireplace as the first step in the development of a picnic area on the Scera grounds. Geneva Ward To Celebrate Fifth Anniversary RishoD C Wilford Larsen of the Geneva ward extended a invitation this week to all members mem-bers and former members of me ward and all others lnteres-ieu to attend the annual ward re- i n h. held n the Timpan- ogos hall and chapel on Saturday, Satur-day, March 11, when the ward will celebrate its nun bihv sary. r-:- ,.,;n ho cnrved from 6 to 8 p.m. and will be followed by a program and oiner em .;mnt The nrogram to be presented in the chapel will be under the direction oi mc fin- I ha Sunnav School will be in charge of the entertainment in the amusement nan. ine n-lief n-lief Society ladies will prepare Ihn inner and tne Wara iedv.ii ers will do the dishwashing rim Viitrh nripsts will be respon- ,io fnr setting un me iaQi;a and the LDS girls will be in rharap nf table decorations. The invitation committee com prises the ward clerk and tne genalogical committee- The Elders Eld-ers will be in charge of cleaning clean-ing up after the reunion. Children under 12 will be entertained en-tertained in the afternoon at 3,30 under the direction of the Junior Sunday School and Primary. High Priests Stage Old-Time Party . Sharon stake hich oriests and their partners enjoyed on Old-Time Old-Time party on Tuesday evening-Features evening-Features of the evening's entertainment en-tertainment were old time songs, dances and costumes. T. O Allred. Dresident of the high priests quorum, was in charge of the program. Numbers were sung by two "barbershop" Quartets. Soencer Madsen. Paul Taylor, August Johnson and James Williams from Lake View ward and Reed Hackine. JoseDh Smith, Leeman Bennett and Ray Hanks from Timpanogos ward. Other songs were vocal duets bv Mr. and Mrs. Leo Tavlor and by Mr. and Mrs. Antone Gleas-on Gleas-on and solos by Mrs- Rodney rumoau. SHARON STAKE PRIMARY WORKERS MEET The March union meeting for and teachers was held last week j at the Edgomont hall. Stake officers of-ficers announce that 124 of the 146 Primary workers in the stake were present at the meet ing. Edgemont ward had 100 prcent attendance, with one sub stitution. The Bluebird girls of Grand view ward sang "The Lord's Prayer under the direction of Ina Bcardall, stake chorister-Edna chorister-Edna Waters teaches the group. LAFF OF THE WEEK Royal Rawlinas was thrown from a horse recently ana re ceived a broken leg and other injuries. He has been at the Utah Ut-ah Valley hospital for the past two weeks. OREM STAKE BOARD Of RELIEF SOCIETY TO ENTERTAIN WOMEN The Orem stake board of Roifipf SnriMv will entertain oil irHiP nf lhe stake on Friday, March 17 at 2 p.m. at the Wind sor ward, according to Mrs. Winnie Graff, president of the cloU-p Relief Society. The entertainment will include in-clude a Droeram, refreshments and awards- Relief Society members mem-bers and others are cordially invited to attend.. "r.yCSsr -- Dreamers Holiday Portrayed at Geneva Ward Social Dolores Adamson was crown ed aueen of Geneva ward's Gold and Green Ball on Tuesday evening ev-ening to climax one of the prettiest socials ever conducted by the ward- Attendants to the aueen were Kathryn Christenson, Anna Lou Judd, Ina Skinner and Gena Vee Steele. Crown bearer was Douglas Finch and pages were Gay tatheringham and Lois Jensen- Flower girls were Caro lyn Childs and Janet Rohbock. The theme of the ball was 'Dreamer's Holiday" and was carried out with swans on a lake, a waterfall, huge butter flies and trees on which similat ed money was erowinsr. The Gold and Green waltz was presented as part of the floor show and featured Mr, and Mrs. Doral Graff. Lovena Rowley and Kay Baker, Helen Maycock and Thomas Patten, and Kathryn Christenson and Dean Adams. Gav Fotherine ham and Lois Jensen presented a novelty taD dance. In charge of the refreshment table was Mrs. M, Verne Thur- ber. Officers of the Youns Men's and Young Women's MIA of the ward comprised the general committee for the social. Wavne Smith is superintendent of the Young Men's group and Mrs-Ivy Mrs-Ivy Beckman is president of the Young Women's organization. f x ii : it SUE . r i) 5 til ' keepootJeVUe , You .icd, eI Uf u receS to0't OU'- U.. Us -.nebeat. UTOCO v3 NOW IN ITS 41st YEAR , ,5v :;i (If Tr A (Jt ) "I t O M C: " 'J' " r v l IttllUIUITHtlnilUHIUIttMIIUIllllHIHIIIIHilllHIItlltllllllimiltllin' . we plan to visit with you every week in your local paper to give you hints on personal needs at low prices. . . . m i'r instance it's time to check ever your fishing tackle: our stock is now complete . . . . come in and let us help you get ready to catch the BIG ones . . . we're glad we're moving here tomorrow always warned warn-ed to live at the foot of these towering mountains- . . we ve even found a place that has violets in bloom and thai s something we've never seen the first week in March. , . A the dessert problem is always solved with delicious Sunfreeie ice cream. . . . why not take home a quart next time you're in? . . oh. ves. almost forgot to toil vou we re at the uk&ivi PHARMACY formerly a and H) . . across from Lincoln High School at 800 South State "Doesn't Leav Much Room To Haggle, Does It?" WINDSOR WARD GOLD AND GREEN BALL SET FOR MARCH 14 The Windsor ward Gold and Green Ball will be held on Tuesday Tues-day evening, March 14 at 8:30 p- m- The queen of the Dan win be crowned and a floorshow presented. Arrangements are under the direction of Hazel Parcell, Y.W. and Bovd Ditt- y -v. u w v more, supreintendent of the YMMIA. Bird on Flying Trapce The reddish egret of Florida i on of the most skillful balancers in the world. He can stand on a tmjUig Vine even In I strong wind. NEED PEP?? , If you're tired and listless, no energy or pep, you need some good medicine! 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