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Show Shower Given Maid Soon Womens Council to Fete rntiation Held at Mrs. Maw, Its Founder 3 Chapter Margaret P. rent Mrs. Maw, promI- and civic clubwoman author, worker will be honored on Monday at a speci&F Founder's Day party of the Women's Council of Utah. Mrs. Maw was the founder cf the Council some 34 years ago. The meeting is scheduled to begin at 2: 30 o'clock and in addition to all Council members, an invitation is extended to friends and of th cf the Maw-fami- ly Council to join for this special occasion. Mrs. George Worthen, present Council president is general chair n 1 1 Violet JJraner, Dorothy Barbara Sessions, Peggy, Stalker, Hall, Esther Stokes, Grace May1VILL GoiDE DEKATOS Mrs. hew and rauiine bnipman. Stanley N. Clark, well known young matron of Provo was named president of the Dekatos Literary Club in an election meeting held during the week. The club provides a social and Dixon. : educational outlet for its. members who are young married Culmsee, - . nitjal Plans Made For Art Tea De-Li- ly son. Carol Chatwln, who is soon to be married, was favored with a bridal shower given In her honof by Mrs. Paul Ellertson and Shirley Dixon at the A. E. Barrett home Monday evening. Guests were conducted in various bridal shower games and they also made a bride book for Carol. Refreshments were also served to Mesdames Conway Chapman, Mont mother of the bride-elec- t; Burr, I. J. Burr, Mack Halladay, Duane Peterson, Dick Burr, Ray Johnson, Bill Burr, Glennice Bronson, Roy Bullock, Bill Pyne, Eddie Parsons, Clair Mortensen, Floyd Wetzle, Jack Prlece, Stan ley Brown, Paul' Ellertson, Har-- ; old Hill and A.E Barrett, and Cberie Hutchison Dorothy Hopkins, MarilynVanLeuven, Phyllis Orton, Joyce Ford and Shirlee ceremony con-ducted in a Tuesday meeting of . Valley Chapter 3, Order of theEastern Star was under the di- t rection of Nellie Dilley, worthy matron and James Lansing, i worthy patron. Mr. Lansing alsc directed tne tnoute to tne nag. Other matters of business were taken up. Refreshments were served downstairs, the tables being very cheerful with sprays of forsythia dotted with butterflies. The serv ing committee included Clara B. man. Mrs. LaVar Groneman will have charge of the flag salute. and music will be furnished by the Treble Clef Chorus under the direction of Marguerite Jepper-so- n. Mrs. Sterling M. Ercanbrack the '"ill present a history of will Mrs. Keith Chase f 'incll: e a vocal solo and Mrs. Maw's 1 e and contribution to the Council will be presented as follows: As a BYU student. Mrs. Hattie T. Snow; a teacher, Mrs. Edna Scott Reese: young married, Cluff Alexander: milliner and business woman, Mrs. Clarence Harmon; beauty school operator, Lillian Allred Hardy; Council to First District, Mrs. C. E. Berry; First . District vto State Federation. Mrs. WalterT. Has- ler: State Federation, Mrs. Alex ITedquist; General and Western Federation, Mrs. Joseph Clark; reighbor and mother. Mrs. Claude Ashworth; author, Frank. Robert oBe Wed 7 An Initiation -- MRS. tribute E- Initial Mrs. Maw will respond to the members. A FbIE SKI a, it FUtLY AUTOMATIC V . , New Officers Elected for Andrea Cousins women. - f plans are being formed tnis week by representatives of the Federated given by Mrs. Harold Christen sen, president of Utah Federation ' of Women's Clubs. Mrs. Worthen is being assisted by other Council officers and 7 SUNDAY, MARCH 28, 1S54 -- Stake President Wife Special MARGARET P. MAW Women's clubs of for Springville their annual Art Tea, to which Guests at Ball ..." and greetings will be club members from all over the SPRINGVILL- 5UNDAY HERALD Election of officers and the honoring of two cousins high lighted the meeting of the. Andrea Cousins Club which met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Will Jones. Mrs. Bert Johnson was chosen the new president of the group and Mrs. A. Will Jones as the OREM state are invited. President and Mrs. The tea is scheduled to be held Philo Edwards were honored Saturday. April 17, at the Art guests at the Lincoln LDS Ward building with an intriguing theme Gold and Green Ball held at the 'In a Japanese Garden. Invited Timpanogos Ward recreation hail, to be in the receiving line are which featured the theme, "The reporter. Mrs. J. Bracken Lee.Xwife j Best Things in Life are Free." Tributes and sentiments were Utah's governor; Mrs. Harold Mrs. Edwards was presented with given , to Mrs. Alton Groneman Christensen, president of the a corsage" and President Edwards and Mrs. Ed Graehl. Mrs. Grone Utah Federation of Women's with a boutonniere by Bishop- - M. man won first prize in the state clubs; Mrs. W. W. Clyde, presl D. Wallace. A tribute to them contest sponsored by the Nationv dent of Nebo First District Fed was given by their daughter, pne al League of American with her portrait. She eration, and Mrs. H. T. Reynolds, of J3 children, Mrs. Jack Cameron x were given a seat of honor displayed her picture which will representative of the Springville They Art Board. Also In the line wil to watch: the floor show. be sent 4o the Smithsonian Insti tute at Washington. D. C, for the be the presidents of the nine host The floor show began with clubs including Mrs. Earl Cook, welcome by Supt. Glenn Aiken and Mrs. William Schreiner, Mrs the program reader was Ronald Mrs. Graehl was given the out R. Schwartz, Mrs. Blaine Mansfield, with the script written standing attendant's award at Mary i Y 1 Clyde, Mrs. Reed Fletcher, Mrs. by Mrs. P. L. Collier, of the MIA the Utah State Hospital recently An A Douglas Bills, Mrs. John T. Burt, presidency. supper was served 1 Mrs. E. T. Crandall, and 'Mrs. Mrs. Elwood Sundberg ana Mrs. to the following members : Mes v..William Clyde. Richard Smith sang the theme dames Bert Johnson, Clyde Sand- Mrs. Earl Child has been se- song; the Bee Hive and, Boy Scout gren, Robert Thomas, Ole Ander r U lected as chairman of son, Lyrin Groneman, A. Will group did a, square dance; an and5 "Don Mrs. Arthur proDelores," Jones, Frank Goold and Mrs, Finley, number, . r"TJ' " gram: Mrs. Paul Haymond. dec was presented; tne "Missouri Graehl and Mrs. Groneman. orations; Mrs. Claude Smith and Waltz" was given by the special Mrs. O. J. Pe ay, refreshments; interest class and the "Jay Walk" Mrs. G.- - Lowry Anderson, serv- with all girls participating. The ing; Mrs. Donna Christianson, theme song was printed in stentable, dishes, and chairs; Mrs. ciled programs prepared by first the J. Melvin Duke, invitations, and year Bee Hive girlr, under of Mrs. James ' Pinegar. Mrs. Leonard Harward. chair Mrs. Smith and Max Bliss, dance man of reception. v , Other members selected to directors directed the floor show. i work on these committees will Indirect lighting highlighted Mrs. Earl Clark and Mrs. Sid streamers of gold and 'green and ney Russell Jr., were hostesses be announced later. d the original pictures to the Tonga Le Club Thursday, of at the home of Mrs. Russell, scenes a artist of; by Payson f music, drama, dancing and sports, where Mrs. Don Snow reviewed the various activities of MIA. Max the book "Mary Lincoln." by Ruth Bliss was in charge of the pic Fainter Kandail. tures. Refreshments were served Guests present were Mrs. James under the direction ofi Mrs. Leo Gammell and Mrs. Don Snow. A short business meeting con Rowley, Mrs. John Hood and "Mrs. LaVar Loveless. ducted by Mrs. Dean Clayton, Mrs. Elwood Sundberg and coun president, planned for the next Honoring Mrs. Hyrum Baird, selors. Mrs. Neal laches wide but has a. fH mn New i rsjue above is Just Bunnell and Mrs to the adl broiler and foor burner Stove handles come ia a. choice ot the ICU Club met at the home of P. L. Collyer and Supt.j Aiken and meeting toArtbe a visit on Springville Gallery April 8 James II. Kirk Wednesday. Jra, mm 4ea Vie e&bijiet, a4disx color to s conrenient kltcben. Mrs. Sterling Bylund and Refreshments were served to Mrs. Baird plans to move to counselors, Max Bliss,' assisted by MIA officers guests and the following mem California in the near future.. ar bers: Mesdames Faye Bogh, The evening was spent in rem and teachers inhad the general charge. rangements lxmis eandiey, Harry Startup iniscing and each one expressed Ted Jones, Dean Clayton, David sentiments of love and friendship rieming, .Norma Deen Halladay to Mrs. Baird. Mrs. Birdie Moore, VOTE COUPON Beth Hinman, Keith Diamond. of the group, presented president Don Phillips, Eleanor Jorgensen, Mrs. Baird with a gift. Assisting Oriean Hanson, George Ungricht.l COMMUNITY'S POPULAR hostess was Mrs. Roy Passey. , Raymond Green and Sidney Rusto were luncheons served Tray sell Jr. memand the guests following Twenty-fiv- e Twenty-fiv- e bers: Mesdames Amanda JohnFor sandpapering irregular sur BABY ELECTION ston, Josephine Day, Pearl Snow, "Caravan" was the theme Votes Votes Popular Mechanics MagaAmelia Carlyle, Luella Law, Ella chosen by the Lake iView LDS faces. zine recommends that the. abraPhipps, Irene Seethaler, Dwight Ward Gold and Green .Ball held sive be a scrub-brush- .. afound Good for 25 Votes wrapped decowas The hall Billings, Benjamin Bullock, Tony Tuesday night. The bristles permit enough Brumnjak, Andrew Jensen, Linda rated in an Arabian setting. The "give" to allow the sandpaper to Johnson, J ames H. Kirk, Levi dance was under the direction of follow Please Cast for curvatures in the sur Manwaring, Eliza Morrill, Birdie the dance directors of the ward, face. any , Tob-ler. Moore, Roy Passey, Hyrum Marie Madsen and Cilfford ?T... Address Baird, Lon Safford, Thomas Spalding, Emeline Snow, Ray The Silver Gleaners of the ward NOTE: Clip this coupon neatly and write the baby's name Watkins and Israel Muhlestein. were honored, Kay Bunnell ''EM and address. Mail or bring to the Comirun'Vs Baby Election Sally Goodridge Barratt, MOTHER,-FIJean Karola Verna Kestler, Olsen, Editor. The Dally Herald. 50 S. 1st W.T Provo. Utah. A bill Introduced at the 1954 Johnson, Pauline Mad$en, Grace session of the Michigan Legis- Williamson and Norma Johnson. lature would grant free camping The girls were carried to a circu VOID AFTER APRIL 2 privileges in State parks to hay lar throne on unique bright colorfever victims over 65. ed canopied conveyances by John Finlayson, Clifford Tobler, Terry Johnson and LaMar Jacobson. As they entered, Gordon Zobell played original music on the piano. La Von Crveson, teacher of the girls, paid tribute to each one in poetry, after which Bishop Taylor straight-stitc- h talked and gave each of the girls a corsage cf roses and silvered wheat. He also presented Marie Madsen. dance director, with a corsage. Ruth Madsen narrated in clever (5)-A. poetry the moving of the caravan through different countries while the MIA girls of all ages and some of the MIA boys participated in the dances of each country. Those doing solo dances were Roberta Madsen, Pauline Madsen and Milton Cox. Refreshments were enjoyed by all attending. IIIP v Pen-wom- en 1)0. lr O0 -. .i'TIf-- all-he- lp - u -- DEFORE YOU BUY! all-gi- rl on - Mrs. Don Snow Reviews Book "Mary Lincoln" , Here ore weshday's most femous saving Sods-MlM- Extra-thorou- gh Svn Rlnss. Total-cleansin- g AgiAew Action. Clothes - freshening features... yours to Finger-touc- h on Capacity Big Warranty on 5-Y- oar . 1 Sn-o-Tl- xr Signal Door RoUoso. Cyc!-T- Step-savi- ng use end enjoy 1 r. 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