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Show OREM-GENEVA TIMES THURSDAY JULY 12, 1956 If:.. , Prizes To Be Given At Women's Club "Hobo Social" Members of Orem Women' Club and their husbands will be costumed In hobo dress for their annual summer social Tuesday, July 17. . The "hobo party" will be held near Kelly's Grove In Hobble Creek Canyon. Volleyball, soft-ball soft-ball and other games will start the evening's fun at 6 p. m. Serving Ser-ving of refreshments will begin t 7:30 p. in. Other highlights of the event will be the awarding of prizes for the best costumes worn. A variety var-iety program will also produce futher enterainment. Reservations may be made by calling Mrs. Marvin Sabin, party airman. Social Planned for Dance Directors , Ward and , stake i MIA dance directors of , Division , Six and their partners are invited to an 4-H Club Meets At Illingsworth Home By Audrey Gillman Four-H Food Makers Club en loved their weekly meeting re eentlv 91 the home of their lead er, Mrs. Uana Ilingsworth. Sandra Kay Larson, president, conducted the meeting and prayer pray-er was offered by Sandra Gill-man. Gill-man. Cooking was chosen for the summer project. Officers elected to work with Miss Larson include Joyce Wright, vice president; Sandra Gillman. secretary; Audrey Gill- man and Trudy Nielson, reporters; report-ers; Mary Ann Johnson, song leader; Linda Bird, recreation chairman; Luana Ilingsworth, health chairman; Linda Johnson, saiery cnainnan. evening of fun and entertainment entertain-ment Friday, July 13, at the Orem FourthJifth Ward chapel. Activities for the "Moonlight Capers" wil get underway at 8 p. m. There will be dancing, refreshments re-freshments and a program. ,t nn m hi . .Of J II m I'll V.jr; n ' V." A. ?" 4 I ( 5 ,' .' " ' ' ,v ' -' fen I ll" THl I lllllf I IIIMI IIIIMMIII II .- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Page (Betty Rowley) ... Marriage of Betty Rowley, Bill Page Solemnized in Salt Lake LDS Temple Lovely Betty Lou Rowley became be-came the bride of Bill Page as they recited their wedding vows June 28 in the Salt Lake Temple. Accompanying them were their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Reed Rowley and Mrs. Lucille Page; their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Harding, Mrs. Maude Rowley, Mrs. Ernest Fowlke and Mrs. Dora Page; and approximately approxi-mately 30 other family members and close friends. After the ceremony cere-mony the groom's mother honored honor-ed the newlyweds at a wedding dinner at a Salt Lake City cafe. The following evening a well appointed reception feted them at the Vinyard Ward hall. A decor de-cor of lavender and white was carried . out In the artistic ar rangements. , j The bride wore a waltz length model of imported lace and tulle j over satta. Her bridal veil was attached to a circular box crown 1 of lace and sequins. A large orchid or-chid nestled in white carnations , formed the bridal bouquet. j Wearing gowns of lavender and white plaid taffeta and carrying baskets of white carnations de- ' corated with lavender streamers were the bridal attendents, Mrs. Leland Davis, matron of honor; Mrs. Jack Sumner, Deanne Cran-dall, Cran-dall, Marion Cameron, Janice Peters and Diane Rowley. Delone Rowley and Karen Fowlke, dressed dress-ed in lavender and white organdy, organ-dy, were flower girls with baskets bas-kets of daisies. Mrs. Rowley wore a rose lace dress and Mrs. Page chose light blue lace with inen. Both wore corsages of white carnations. Officiating as best man was Dick Page. Ushers were Jerry Rowley, Calvin Whitely and Larry Kirk. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Harding greeted the guests and Mrs. Dick Page presided at the guest registry.The program was emceed by Dale Harding. Highlighting the serving area was a three tiered wedding cake accented with lavender roses and a miniature bride and groom. Re. plicas of white swans supported the top tier. Guests were served at small tables centered with vases of layender hollyhocks Mrs. Grant Rowey was hostess and , serving were ' Lorraine Fowlke, j Ann Fowlke, Mary Halliday, Joy- j ce Rowley, Helen Rowley, Sherrle Hardmg and Edith Ann Wells. mm Open 1 P-m Show at Dusk Adults 50e Children nde IS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY FIRST RUN IN CENTRAL UTAH , THE BLACK SHEEP Basil Rath bone - Lon Chaney . Bela Lufosi 1 :'-! 'V , Plus- The Creeping Unknown , Brian Donlevy : 0) 151 151 L r h H ia ' i s u vy i i u u . i Size and heft aren't the only things that count in motor cars. But they're mighty important when you ance of the biggest of fine cars . . . at a price as low as a fully equipped small car. And what a world of difference differ-ence there is! Come drive it today . . . then let us tell you about the terrific ter-rific deal we can give you this week! they re mignty important wnen you and your family are on the road. The big, beautiful Chrysler Windsor V-o has all the power and p (n njirp) BIGGEST BUY OF All FINE CARS1 A. L. Duckett Sales & Service 3rd South and Univ. Ave. Provo, Utah Phone FR 3-8050 .U'.niveirsjlty. Invites you to enroll in one of our outstanding Extension Division Summer Recreation Courses -- July 16 - August 15 -- Park Ro-She Pool, Springville. svmiriG INSTRUCTION FOR WOMEN Learn to swim and dive correctly, improve your breathing, strokes, kick, r v from Brigham Young University approved Instructors. s SWIMMING INSTRUCTION FOR WOMEN will be conducted for five weeks, July 16 through August 15, 12:00 to 1:00 6n Mondays and Wednesdays. Wed-nesdays. Tuition for this non-credit course is $10.00, which includes the cost of admission and lockers. Supervision for children for the entire course will be provided for $1.00 per child. s MAIL COUPON ., , TO: Extension Division I Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah. Please enroll me in your course, Swimming Instruction for Women, j to be held at Park RoJShe, July 16 to Aug. 15, 1956. I Name I I Address Phone . Tuition payment of $10 : .i ( ) Is enclosed. ( ) Will be made at first meeting of class. Hamburger Fry To Lure Fellowship -V " Members to Canyon One of the outstanding social events of the year calendared by the Women's Fellowship of the Orem Comunity Church will be a Hamburger Fry Tuesday, July 17, at Canyon Glen in Provo Can. yon. , " ' 1 ' Husbands will be special guests at the event which will . begin promptly at 6:30 p.m. Mrs. War. ren Simpson is in charge of planning plan-ning details. Each member is responsible for bringing the food for herself and husband with a menu of hamburgers ham-burgers and corn-on-the-cob. Arrangements Ar-rangements for sharing a watermelon water-melon should also be made. Further information may be obtained by calling Mrs. D. W. Myers or Mrs. Harley Stewart. Stork Shower Fetes New Arrival, Mother A tiny two week old girl and her mother, Mrs. Owen C. Ben-nion, Ben-nion, were guests of honor at a recent "Pink" stork shower,' ' Held at the home of Mrs. La-Mar La-Mar Johnson, Mrs. Wilda Smith and Mrs. Douglas Wagstaff ton. trived to introduce the surprise social by a Tupperware demon stration. From one of the plastic dishes Mrs. Smith produced a corsage of baby stockings, safety pms and baby brush which she presented Mrs. Bennion. The eve ning was then spent in playing amusing parlor games. Highlighting the refreshments were tall crystal glasses of ginger ale frosted with pinapple ice cubes in which were frozen red maraschino cherries. Fresh green mint garnished the cool drink enjoyed en-joyed by the 20 women present. NO KNOWLEDGE Before taking office, President Eisen hower turned his assets over to a -board of trustees. He is never told how his personal funds are being Invested or in what areas. 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