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Show PAGE SIX THE HELPER JOURN ' c Sodat 9WSfiero,o J ; Food For ' Marking the completion of a very successful year, the Helper Woman's club are making plans for the annual closing fete, which will be in the form of a 1:30 luncheon next Thursday. May 2Sth, in the Helper civic auditorium, under the direction of Mrs. Henry 1'hle and Mrs. James Brisnahan. Newly elected officers will be inducted at. the luncheon, including Mrs. O. D Kelly, president filling the office in the retirement of Mrs. Merrill Hryner: Mrs. Oorge Black, Mr. Grand riaL-- e and Mrs. W. F. Rosette of Junction announce the mar- of their daughter. Betty, to "Mote" is the name of the following submitted recipe, which truly lies up to its name in more than one way. What "more" could one want than this one dish meal and "it tastes like more," is what your guests or family will say when they taste i;, so try it! Samuel A. Dougherty, son of Mr. ;and Mrs. C. W. Dougherty of Helper. The wedding took place Wednesday MORE 11) pkg cut macaroni evening. May B at 7'o'elock in Grand can peas Junction, with the Rev. M. Allen Keith officiating at the single ring sin. can ripe olives eennmny at the Methodist parsoncps tomato juice (or tomatoes) 1 age. ci bread crumbs sm. can tomato sauce The bride chose for her wedding attire :i model of pale blue chiffon, 1 onion accentuated with biege accessories 1 lb ground beef Mis. Jack first lb ground pork and a corsage of orchids. The mothMrs. ers of the bride and Hocond groom were the salt and pepper F. D. Wilson, secretary; and Mrs. attendants. Boil macaroni and rinse in cool Henry TThle, treasurer. water. Brown Drain. meat and chop a is bride of The graduate young The theme "of the lunrhwm event Mesa col- ped onion. school and Palisade high will be "Friendship." carried out in Put half of the macaroni in hot and also attended Colorado Wodecoration and favors in the club lege and Ross Business torn ot greasec: casserole. Add pens. man's college colors, yellow and white, with the college. She is a member of Delta olives and meat, which have been centerpiece composed of yellow and I'si Omega sorority. mixed together, lop with remaining white tulips, and yellow tapers at macaroni. The groom is a graduate of CarMix tomato pither end of the dinner table. juice and sauce and will be con- bon county high school ami is now A musical program over casserole mixture. Top pour & Rio ducted during the luncheon, which an employee of the Denver with bread crumbs. Bake 1 U hrs. in K.". ill oad Crande will be attended by approximately moderate oven. Serves 10 generously. who members. Following the ceremony a receptwenty-eighmay (Mrs. Wm. Wot morel make reservations with either Mrs. tion was held at the home cf the bride's parents for the bridal party. Uhle or Mrs. Brisnahan. Dancing Teacher To The newiyweds look a short honeynow at to and Denver moon .ire Club Pinochle trip Organize Class Here home at their apartment at 40t; OuConvenes Lotii'e Danford of Price, instructor Convening for an evening of cards ray avenue in Grand Junction for the, Waite School of Dancing Attending 'Hie nuptial event from were members of the 1'inochle club Cache Valley, will be at throughout Mrs was the motlur, groom's who met at the home of Mrs. Dayton Helper the auditorium next gyjh Helper W. Dougherty, her daughter. Kelly. Delicious refreshments were C. Wedne.-:- ; May 27th, at 10 a.m. to Buchanan. Mrs. and June served and prizes went to Mrs. Cliforganize a dancing class in this comford VanNatta and Mrs. Woodrow munity. Mrs. Danford wishes to anBench. Married On Coast nounce that classes will he conductAnnouncement was recently made ed throughout the summer and winBreakfast Honors 'of the marriage of Miss Dotty Yaple ter, as she is permanently located Retiring Teacher of San Diego to Ray M. "Ruddy" in the county. Miss Sarah Mallaney. a teacher of The instructor will teach any type Cox. son of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Cox Carbon high school, who, after teachof dancing desired tap, ballet, acthe of taking ceremony Helper, ing here for over 23 years and now 'place on etc. Anyone interested is robatics, April 1Mb in East San at a retiring, was complimented to be at the auditorium requested breakfast last Sunday morning at Diego. on the above mentioned date. Mr. Cox attended Carbon county the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Petthe United ersen of Kenilworth. Guests at the high school and joined HM1. in forces Naval States having Shower Honors breakfast included members of the San at stationed been Diego since Recent Bride committee, .who were in charge of Mrs. Robert Morlev of Salt Lake in the is a P.H.M. He that time. the banquet honoring Miss Mallaney the former Miss Dorothy Wible. City, time the at is and present Navy the previous Tuesday in Price. was complimented at a miscellaneous in dencourse a taking Individual covers were laid for shower last Sunday evening, given each guest at the breakfast table tistry training. by Mrs. Jack Kersbergen. Lovely centered with a low white bowl of Hostess Fetes refreshments were served to the gardenias, with green tapers in crysfollowing, who comprised the guest Club Thursday tal candelabra at either end. A huge list: Shirley Ann Downey. Betty iou white floral bowl containing yellow Playing hostess to the Thursday Ostler, Kdith Brackett. Mary Fabriz-io- . and the adorned buffet, apple night bridge club last week was La Rue Hemming, Norma Dimick. tulips blossoms placed attractively about Mrs. Joe Skriner, who served a de- Mary Kavanagh. Maralyn Wible, Helthe room completed the spring at- lightful luncheon to members and en Wible, Mrs. Claude Morley of two extra guests. Mrs. Joe Rebol and Price, and the honored mosphere. guest's mobreakfast, bridge and Mrs. Wm. Preston. Bridge prizes ther. Mrs. Frank J. Wible. Beautiful Following fortune telling comprised the enter- were awarded to Mrs. John Mabrito, gifts were opened by the bride. Mrs. Rebol and Mrs. Robert Phillips. tainment. Miss Mallaney was also honored The club group presented Mrs. Phil- Country Club Scene at a dinner party at the Country lips with a lovely gift, upon her Of Bridge Fete club, given by Mrs. Bess Jones the leaving to make her home in Hia The Country club was the scene watha. previous Wednesday. of the Thursday bridge club social last week, when Mrs. O. Maulsby presided over three tables of bridge with additional guests including Mrs (Que V?ar 05uarantf Ernest Flaim and Mrs. Arthur Dal-piaHigh scores went to Mrs. A. R Mrs Deniman. Mrs. Dalpiaz and Maulsby. r- K., La,)-!CC- f -- ft Letter tiks plain and metal at The Helper Journal !;' li'n'l mm w 7 w i7 Ft t a9:J el only .... hinhest. trie to H 'ililMlMi'n. IM !'!!!Miile.v. .i hat policy'- . . jijj. i . , . j i . i j i i r- . . ,i,j , ij ti i uiH h rTTr. ti7 ill ui.i!,ii!iii IN HELPER - ,d an- -' cnai's-,r- ds. Has Nothing 1 ' I a: ...son forty n.v de- learned VMr8 MONEY SAvt ON . ee :; i Bonti C I cv'ER w I. wmtmM BtJy Hi l H Vlctory: FOr, tleMMi'llMllljlllMrillllllHIIIIII'liptlll 'MT Li I Hostess Fetes Club Members and Guests V-- !' Mrs. Kejth "..:':. : vVednesday night to mem1 g bridge club ar:! the follow:;. ial guests: Mrs. Clyde Miller. Wile ec Hawks. Mrs. (eiinf-- n Mrs. Jack Sullivan. Mrs. Jack ley, Mrs. Robert Stalker art! Mrs -- Rosette - Dougherty Kites Performed 21, Lady Democrats To Meet Monday er.joyel a delightful , The Carbon County father's Chicken Shack, a '' . club cratic will to m.et ,m i j,v bridge, prizes going '""' Mrs. and .r ' Su!!r..t!i. Mrs. Larsen 1" auditorium. All members Htpep ' n George Fletcher. to attend. I j MAY ' . j Woman's Club Plans Closing Fete of Year THURSDAY, UTAH HELPER. 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Oxfords values' All rs of the Sun- Hem-ming- ARMSTRONG'S (e di- for mities he Hold youngsters! flora! patterns for frocks and hhr.'-e- Sunday Club Girl Scouts Earn Badge To complete their hostess b:.dg' Misses Beverly Dyet ar.d LaVerne Hemming entertained at a lovely arranged afternoon party Inst Wednesday in compliment to the following guests: Mrs. A. H. Deason. Mrs Cliff Crawford, Miss Gladys McCoy. . Mrs. C. L. Dyet. Mrs. W. R. and the two Scout leaders. Mrs Chris Jouflas and Mrs. Cliff Mem-molA dessert luncheon was served by the youni hostesses, preceded by games. Smart, New Designs in Lawns! Lovely Flower-sprigge- Wednesday Club Meets For Social Mrs. J. A. Greener feted club mem bers last Wednesday afternoon with a delightful luncheon, followed by bridge. Special guests included: Mrs. George Pizza. Mrs. Orson Hill, Mrs. Cliff Crawford, Mrs. Ralph Crawford and Mrs. Ray Greener. Prize win ners were Mrs. Wm. Presto-!- . Mrs Wm. Wet more, Mrs. Ralph Crawford and Mrs. Ray Greener. 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Smart slacks of cotton twill 12 to Womrn's Sport Shirts Men's Sport SLACKS Men's Sport SHIFTS Sewing Club Meets Hostess to her scwItir rlub group , Monday evening was Mrs. Win. who served a delicious luncheon, making the hocIhI hour pleasant for her guests. Finely knit cotton Colorful stripes. Wrinkle resistant rayon! Ix)ng wear! Summer fabrics! Short Hleeve style' Wear Them Slacks Easy to wash' J.98 L" With Slacks! 98C Relief From Summer Heatl J.29 Wet-more- Percy's Girls' Sport SLACKS Hright. cotton twill. (jfy "Coiling" 'WmlmJ .49 mm |