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Show Foreign Student I Guest Speaker At ' Vertiya Meeting. ' Members of the Vertiya ' Club met recently at the home of Mrs. Joseph Rowley where they were entertained by Grace Tung, a foriegn student at BYU. iMiss Tung recieved her early education in China and For mosa. She is presently doing graduate work at BYU. She showed co'ored slides of her homeland to the group and gave them an Interesting outlook out-look on China and Formosa. Miss Tung told an interesting interes-ting experience of how she and her family moved from China to Formosa to escape communistic comm-unistic influence. She stated that her people are farmers and her . homeland which is only one - fourth the size of Utah is populated with 10 million mil-lion peop'e. " Fo' lowing the travelogue tasty refreshments were served to 12 members and guests, Mrs. Ada Skinner and Grace Tung. Orem - Geneva Times Thursday. April 16, 1959 Mrs. Biglow Hosts Timpanogos DUP Timpanogos Camp DUP ladies lad-ies recently enjoyed listening to a lesson on "The First Company Com-pany to Enter Salt Lake Val ley" g'ven by Mrs. Vanese Wof- finden. The group also listened to the life history of Sarah R, Evans presented by Mrs. Daisy Draper. The ladies gathered for the meeting at the home of Mrs. Amanda Biglow. Captain Farley Far-ley condured and Mrs. Wennie Graff gave a report of the State DUP Convention which was held recently In Salt Lake City. Mrs. Alice R. Gurr assisted Mrs. Biglow in serving refres hments to the group. ' ' ' I Mil IIIP , LOVELY RONDA MARROTT will become the bride of Lowell Tomlinson in Salt Lake Temple rites May 1. 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KAY'S BEAUTY SALON 775 North State, Orem Phone AC 5-4290 For Appointment FEDERATED WOMEN'S CLUBS SET SPRING CONVENTION SATURDAY IN PL. GROVE New club presidents will be honored at the annual spring convention of the Timpanogos First District of Utah Feder ated Women's Clubs according to Mrs. J.D. Pyne, Orem president pre-sident of the group. The meet will be held Saturday, Sat-urday, April 18 at the Pleasant Grove Third-Sixth Ward.- The Elysium Club will be hostess. Guest speckers will be Mrs. Stella Oaks, Provo assistant mayor and director of adult ed ucation, who will speck on women's opportunities for civic ci-vic and community service in Utah County. She will share the spotlight with Mrs. Walter Ewing, chairman of Community Comm-unity development of the state federated club officers from Salt Lake City. Two other euests honored will be Mrs. Allen H. Barker and Mrs. Jes sie R. Wadley, district Mother of the Year. The all-morning convention will begin with a board meet-in meet-in for district officers and chairmen at 9 a.m. the general session at 9:30 The department al workshop at 11:40 for this r'e convention is designed to meet a variety of specilized interests. Chairman of this year's convention con-vention is Mrs. Don Brimley. Other Elysium members serving serv-ing on the convention committor commit-tor are Mrs. Lou Cardiner, who will be in charge of invitation, tickets and programs. Mrs. T.t PmiIv. Mrs. Morris In- gersoll, Mrs. Grant Cutler and Mrs. David waid wno wm u in charge of the luncheon. Tt,i war Mrs. Pvne notes, there will be no registration BARGAINS! 1 Boys Overalls, Double Knee SI 77 10 Oi. Denim SALE V Girls Pedal Pushers, Sizes 3 to U 1 0(1 All colors SALE Denim Boxer Jeans, QQP Sues 1 to 6 SALE 33 " 1 Ladies Blouses, Close-Outs Oi A7 Of Values to J3.00 SALE ( Girls Crepe or KnitTGowns 04 ffl $2.00 Values SALE hUU l Boys Polo Shirts P7p ( Values to $1.29 SALE Girls Blouse & Pedal Pushers CM Aft Z Piece Sets Sizes 3to8 SALE V ' " 3 Training Panties, Cotton Floral Prints HQn Double thickness, sizes Z to 8 SALE Pair Men's Sport Shirts CM QQ Values to $100 SALE V'1"" 1 Straw Hats for all the family (M flrt Priced to V,lwJ FLETCHER'S 368 West Center Provo, Utah which has proved time-con suming. Instead, each club will be asked to furnish its own identification pins for the con vention. An interesting program will oe neid during tne morning featuring the "Art of Con ducting a Meeting" and the re marks by Mrs. Ewing and Mrs. Oaks. At the luncheon, all dis trict mothers and the two spe cial guests will be presented an invitation to attend the con vention to be held in Provo in 1960 will also be given. Lai Cos Members Hear Travelogue of European Countries Lai Cos members enjoyed an interesting travelogue given by Arch Pulham when they met recently at the home of Mrs. Donald Noel Mr. Pulham showed the group slides of the picture sque countries of Holland, Ger many, France and England. He gave an enlightening descrip tion of the World's Brussells Fair and the dedication of the LDS Temple in Switzerland. The group also held officer elections. New officers include: Mrs. Verl Kofford, president; Mrs. Clyde Weeks Jr., vice president; Mrs Donald Noel, secretary; Mrs. Ray Littlefield, Mrs.. Stanley Thane, reporter. Mrs. Noel and assisting hostesses, hos-tesses, Mrs. Melvin Burgner and Mrs. Clifton Pyne, served light refreshments to a large group of members and guests. President, Mrs. Chester Muir was in charge for the evening. Couple Set Date For Early Wedding Announcement is being made by Mrs. Martha Marrott Maag of the forth coming marriage of her daughter, Ronda, to Lowell Tomlinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Iva Dell Tomlinson of Pleasant Grove. The couple will be married May 1 In Salt Lake Temple rites. They will greet friend3 and relatives at a reception in their honor the same evening. Miss Marrott was graduated from Orem High School and is now employed in Provo. Mr. Tomlinson is' a graduate of Pleasant Grove High School and has attended BYU. He has served a two year mission for the LDS Church in the East Central States and has served two years duty with the U.S. Navy. The new couple will be mak ing their home in Pleasant Grove. Needlecraft Ncwsc J by JVTamy Baxter Ladies Group Enjoy Afternoon Lunch Ladies of the OF Club enjoy ed a luncheon served by Mrs. Woodruff Jensen when they met at her home recently. The group also read and dis cussed magazine articles on "family relations" and "pre paring for old age." The arti cles were presented by Mrs. Vern Wentz and Mrs. Moroni Jensen. uuring the afternoon pictures pic-tures of the group were taken by Woodruff Jensen. The power of hope upon if you know any good thing, that no man desires for himself. him-self. (1864) Advancement - - improvement improve-ment in condition - - is the order of things in a society of equals. (1859?) Tell Tad the goats and father are very well - - especially the goats. (1864) VFW Auxiliary 8376 Outline Activities The ladies auxiliary to the VFW No. 8376, which has re cently reorganized, held their first meeting of the year at the home of Mrs. Bernard J. Campbell. Mrs. Ronald 'Leees, president, conducted the meet ing. Several items of business and activities to take place this year were discussed. According to Mrs. Benard Campbell, hospital hos-pital chairman, the group agreed to continue holding a monthly social at the state hospital and supervised acti vities at the arc building there. Mrs. Robert Morgan, youth activities chairman announced that schools in this area are be ing advised this week of the revised hopscotch rules for the J tournament which has been scheduled for May 9. The date for the state contest Is May 16. It will be held in Kerns. Mrs. Morgan reported that the organization or-ganization of a junior girls unit was going forward and in stallation of officers has been planned to take place in May. Chairman of the "Buddy Pop- pie" drive, Mrs. Kenneth Mills told the group that poppies have been ordered and the annual an-nual poppie sale has been sche duled for May 23. Announcement was made that the sixth district of the ladies auxiliary to the VFW of the Department of Utah will ust a few weeks ago I went rummaging through the trunks in the attic, sorting some of Granny's things. For a minute I almost thought that I had an authentic old heirloom bedspread, and as a matter of fact, I did. It hadn t lost a bit of its loveliness. I always think that truly beautiful work .can stand the test of time. So, I decided to use Granny's in the guest room and make the exact same thing for myself. wrnv, jiiMiuowtunimK fivm- v was fiT.n YVOT?T X nil ARM I think you know me well enough to know that usually I like to make the kind of things that fly through my fingers, and I certainly realize that you do too. But, the simple sim-ple elegance of this heirloom heir-loom piece was just too much to resist. Quite frankly, I was just a little frightened in the beginning, begin-ning, because the pattern looks so intricate and complicated. com-plicated. I guess this is Just another examnlp nt the hand being faster than the eye. Once I gathered my courage to begin what at the outset seemed to be an overwhelming project I saw that the pointed stars nearly crocheted themselves into a zigzag dancing hexagon motif. (I'll tell you a little secret. When I got to doing the popcorn stitch that outlines the stars, I was even humming to myself, "Younger than Springtime," as though I was crocheting my first bedspread. : , - tf ' I -.:cfe:'rff-L.JMA4jav- m Ant rinmrirrtVr n-ifwii-i-,rn,ifniiiWiniiri,n-ivit - X : . i , ' : - if . t.,' ' , , l ' i " i L Itw- , K-v-iVsd UTAH BEAUTY SUGGESTS DAIRY FOODS For meatless meals that are deliciously different, yet low in cost, pretty Carol Ralphs, 19, American Dairy Princes, Prin-ces, says, "Cheese is so good so many ways.'' hold their annual convention and election of officers .April, 22 at the Provo Veterans Memorial Building. Mrs. Har old Hadaway was elected as delegate to the meeting. Mrs. George Cheney and Re-genald Re-genald Walsh were appointed as delegate and alternate for the department convention which will be held in Provo Utah June 5-7. Members of the Orem Auxiliary who will be attending the convention in an official capacity as department officers are Mrs. Grant J. Johnson, Mrs. Robert Morgan, Mor-gan, Mrs. Stanley Houston and Mrs. Ronald Lees. The ladies auxiliary served a banquet to boxers of the VFW boxing club and their opponents and managers following fol-lowing a boxing match Tuesday Tues-day evening. Mrs. George Cheney was chairman of the banquet. Assisting her was co-chairman, co-chairman, Mrs. Harold Hadaway. Women's Club Hold Anniversary Dinner The Orem Jr. Women's Club held a banquet celebrating their fourth anniversary recently re-cently at a local cafe. The group elected new officers off-icers to lead the years activities. activit-ies. Mrs. Maurice Johnson was e'ected president, Mrs. LaDell Gillman, secretary and treasurer treas-urer and Mrs. John Crandall, news reporter." Mrs. Lyle D. Johnson from California was a special guest and Mrs. Bill Nelson, who is a new member, was also present. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Richard Juber and Mrs. Grant Seeley. Refresh With MilfeJ Wouldn't a glass of MILK taste good right now? AMff (Can airy association Of UTAH V X- J . A$ fry " I. ) t vr t it- t." ' " mT' 'mi ORE POWER FOR GRADES Chevron Gasoline gives you extra ping-free power on grades, more pep for straightaways. It's the popular gasoline for engines that do not require re-quire Chevron Supreme. New Blue Chevron Supreme is a super gasoline to put today's high-compression high-compression cars on a new level of pickup and performance . . . you get more value for your gasoline dollar. Both Chevron Gasolines Gas-olines have exclusive Detergent-Action to keep carburetors factory clean. ..assure smoother idling. 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