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Show 70 Attend Meeting of Eastern Star At th meeting of ..Valley Chap- ter 3, Order of the Eastern Star thii Week, plans Were laid for the grand visitation of the Worthy Grand Matron of the state "who V , will be with them in April. The group met at the Masonic lemple. Th meeting was conducted by Kellle Dilicy. worthy matron. Refreshments were served to 70 following the business of the day. .Tables with St. Patrick's Day decorations were set up in the banquet room. Baskets ot for tythia decorated the room. -- ; 'A ' :r. AWS. Elections Jo : Be the Associated Women or Brigham Young Uni will h?ld elections the last versity ween or March. AWS President Beverly Bovack. Seattle, Wash,, announced that vention, t indents V 100 signatures have been filed -- in the Student Coordinator's " Nominees for the office of president must be seniors by fall quarter and must have served on in AWS councillor as a ceneral chairman of a major AWS como-fi- v A t mittee, i 14-- A (Continned from Paje l-years ago, It was natural of are. lo go when they were called. course for, Lucille ta cestlnue b pert These are James Nelson now in her work, that of crowning the circulating library at BYU. Some of the nation's babies with 20 San Die-go- , Cal., and Eugie Nel- heads students work under SANTAQUIN Npwlyweds Pvt. adorable bits of flul! and lace her college Nelt and Mrs. i son The Connecticut." In fie direction. Billie Francom have . sons at home are Mary, David, made nip into bonnets and caps. Mrs. Thorns Is the mother, cf returned home frbrn a honey- Lucille is the mother of six five i children Joe, Kathleen and Robert raid was widowed noon spent at Las Vegas, Nev., and when they were 13 years ago. and 18 to children, in from age ing A . charming and where they visited Boulder Dam Faced with making he .""own small at home her nimble mind vital person, Mrs. Thorn e believes and Lake Mead. They, are guests started designing that "von cannot lire in tho naef at the home wsiy and that ofLiier two children, and deft fing-r- s the pride's parMrs. Ella Tippets decided to turn bonnets for them and the neighbor We are here todav and must livel ents, Mr. and of Mrs, Donald Armto photography after the deaf of children. The business grew with eacn aay to the j. fullest," she alf strong, her husband, Hugh Tippets in the demand and - one room after arms. The young couple deexchanged theirhome was another of Wyoming. A" strength to this vows in a beautiful home cere"Iworked as a secretary for. a voted to the manufacturing. Now widowpillar of the through years has Been mony Saturday, March 6, at the man with a hobby of photogra- at the Provo factory Mrs. Me- her Mrs. Markhanx Armstrong home, t Bishop Kathle mother, Mary to 85 99 1922-3- 4 workphy," Mrs. Tippets commented. servy employs from ; "We Tischner officiated in the presnever have "Part of my job was to assist ers. She has just received an whether I live withfigured out ence cf relatives and tns or mother; him in this work, and through this Award of Merit for" hiring i friends. lives mother with said Lucile, us," t Left I developed an interest in handicapped people "we just live together, and Mrs. Pvt.5 Francom. f si a son of Mr. alone, I went to California where and many from foreign countries Markham has aided her daughter and Mrs. Marlin Prsnnm ' f A group I studied thh art both in Laguna with the majority of ages from and r PLEASANT GROVE her children A always. ' Payson. He plans to leave this of students who started school in Beach and in ood and later 45 to 75Ar I'jlly When she 1922 and graduated from the specialized in color photography first started to work, weeK for Arkansas. Mrs. Fran-- 1 Babies are so close to every Pleasant Grove High School, in in Wichita, Kansas-- A widow for one's heart that Mrs. Meservy's Lucile served at the Provo Public I at 1934 are making plans for their 13 Mrs. Tippets has been experiences In this business have Library. She switched to school willthe Payson High School and years, her husband in early "the In join secsix first class reunion. Mrs. James a photographer for six of them. been filled with human interest teaching for years ; . June. ond the at School Damlco of American. Fork is genamuse-mentOa more of grade stories. Causing Joaquin can make stir "I you guess asto the children's department eral chairman. She will be mistakes in this business than in day was the sudden ap- then sisted by Dan PetersonIrs.Wil any other," she said. She feels pearance of an officer of the law, at the Public Library and for the liam Hunter, Mrs. Eldon Scfaoon-over- , that this work Is very rewarding who meekly , asked If they could past four years at the BYU liand Harvey Smith. in human relationships and al- manufacture a veil for his daugh- brary. Everyday brings heartwarming Incidents in her life with The date has been set for May though it has its fair share of tips ter's wedding. 311 Plans will include visiting at and downs, Mrs. TippetslaJiappy Three of the Meservy children such requests for books as "The the Pleasant Grove High School in it and when she makes a beau?-tifu- l are married, Mrs. Maurine Jacob-so-n, Evolution of a Golf Ball," and, Mrs. Ardith. Rowley and the naive little freshman who; dinner at the Alpine Grill, pro picture has an added sense of Keith All and of satisfaction. esthetic gram, Meservy. Norma, Gertrude asked modestly for,, "a piece picture taking. . students who attended school with Sharing her Ljme with her are and Naomi Meservy are at home. prose." the group amf"would like to at- her son, Richard, now attending These women are but a repreTwo of the Thome's pretty tend should contact Harvey Smith Brigham Young University and sentation of the many who are daughters are married. Mrs. Wil-lar- d or, other members of the commit Merry, a senior at high school. (Janice) Dixon, Alexandria. living lives of useful endeavor. tee. : Mr, and Mrs. Edward (Lucille) Other hundreds of widows arefVa., Mrs. Jerry (Joyce) Mickel- Meservy built their Inisiness to- making their way in various types sen, Salt Lake City, while Mary Cotton grew wild In many of gether and sew it' grow from a of daily employment, On the job Lou Thorne, a freshman at colthe world's nations at one time home enterphise to a flourishing every day. with ,'a . memory , as lege, Sally, a high school student, and the Greeks called it "tree business occupying "a full factory. long as you arm" and a pheno and James, a senior at high wool." After Mr, Meservy's j3eath two menal knowledge of where books school remain at home, ... A, 1 -- "Mrs. Clyde Sandgren, president of the Sixth IDS Ward Relief Society, "announces a bazaar .to be held in the Sixth Ward Chapel, Wednesday, at 6:30 p.m. She states that there will be baked goods, candy, handwork, barbecued sandwiches, carnival hats, for sale. There will also be a fish pond for the little tots. The -public is invited. , - raia gagcnifr ib SUNDAY HERALD I'kzzi ;Frovo l'.7::3 TV S:; 2.. . . .- - . Students7 Plan Reunion ' ; .777: K f Nf M v, M. ) f pre-dominen- tly . - ! L . rs ViiU'lilJ hl l 'ill V, : ? - ne In order to allow their new of ficers to attend a national con 7 Newlyw eds Return From Is Mrs. Lucile M. Thorne. librarian la charge c! the Hon'eyrri oon -- Held Last Week of March a : Courageous 'Modem Ruths' Find Success, Happiness In Business, Other Occupations Relief Society Bazaar To E$e. Held Wednesday Shown is Mrs. Lester Taylor, 415 South University Ave., Provo,; Utah, receiving her free television set from frank R. 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