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Show s, 1 5 Dinner Marks 90th Birthday i Of Father of 'Y' Presi. i JpL A Robert B. Wilkinson, Utah pio neer, will be guest of honor at a luncheon at a Salt Lake City restaurant today in celebration of his 900 birthday. He came to Utah in 1869, at the age of five, and has resided in Ogden most of his life. Wilkinson now resides with his eldest son. Dr. Ernest L. Wilkin son, president of Bcigham Young University, on the university campus in Provo. He is the father of six sons and one daughter all of whom are liv ing except two sons. His wife. Cecelia Anderson Wilkinson of Bear River City died in 1945. just three months before the 50th anniversary ... At, ' i',y--. ,,,, ' T. .. '' J:: SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3L 1954 Utah County. XJUh SUNDAY HERALD Relief Society ELEVENTH WARD Monday, 1:30 p. m. The teach er's lesson by Vilate Vincent Theology by Kate Hoover. SUNSET WARD Monday 1:30 p. m. Teacher's lesson hy Lfllie CampbelL The ology by Florence Christensen. SECOND WARD Tuesday, 1:30 p. m. Teacher's message by Anna Harding. The ology by Ina Larson. Night ses sion, Wednesday. 7:30 Teachers message by Blanche Hawk. The ology by Ottis Frazer. -- 5-- A Six PIONEER WARD Tuesday, 2 p. ,m. Teacher's message by Addie Scott. Theology by Delia Loy. ISUNSET SECOND WARD " Wednesday, 7:30, p. m. Teach ers, message by Maude Hazel.iter of their marriage Theology by Lucille t ChristopherPresident and Mrs. Wilkinson of son. the BYU. Robert A. Wilkinson of RIVERGROVE SECOND WARD Massapequa, Long Island, N. Y., Monday, 1:30 p. m. Teacher's and Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow A. message by Annie Tanner. The GLISTENING WHITE NEW Deehlre cake Wilkinson of Salt Lake City will Dora ology in the recipe. by Terry. be the immediate members of the WARD FIRST RIVERGROVE family present at the luncheon. Tuesday, 1:30 p. m. Teacher's American Menu Another son, Glen A. Wilkinson, WilkinB. HONOREE Robert message by Leona Dixon. The and the one daughter, Mrs. Elva Melba Holmes. of ology Dr. father L. by Ernest son, Bell, are at their homes in WashWARD SIXTH BYU whose Wilkinson, president, C. ington, D. Wednesday 2 d. m. for visiting Born in Salton, East Lothian, 90th birthday will be celebrated teachW's meeting. Ray. Eller will to oday. ' Scotland, Mr. Wilkinson came the lesson. Theology lesson fagive with his rom Scotland Utah ... 2:30 by Katie MltchelL Nursery. ther, a Mormon convert, and two 10 THIRD WARD brothers Durine the NewsDaoer Food 1 ciips sugar, 2 teaspoons dou-- " En route to Utah from New York Tuesday, 1:45 for Teacher's re Editorsonference in New York, baking powder, 1 port. Lesson by Maunne Taylor. City the Wilkinsons rode in what 1 cup shortening new a we remarkable discovered Maude teaspoons salt,' m. 2:30 at p. by Mr. Wilkinson now remembers as Theoogy .. room rmlk beehive at the At cake. the cake temperature), Markham. , new General Foods' streamlined -a Nursery. car, with doors opening on use GET JOY FROM HELPING OTHERS Julia Yerguson, 7, second grader at the 'Y' Training School, the"box (with shortening, vegetable five was sides." This only mar in or White With hands a "spook tree" to Miss Louise Wmegar, nurse in the children's division at .the Utah Valley months milk. the butter kitchens test cup Plains, after driving of the Ate the Ten editors began buzzing garine, use ,Vi cup milk), 3 eggs . Hospital as children ofthe class provide a real Halloween treat for the shut-in- s.' The,' many items Golden Spike at Promontory, .Utah, SPANISH FORK visiting Commandments outmoded? This about its combination of honey and 1 egg yolk, unbeaten; 1V4 r presented were the, work of the children themselves." which commemorated the comple was the discussion as for subject and coconut and its glistening teaspoons vanilla, cup shredded tion of the first transcontinental led Mrs. A. Reed Halverson cut. i by beehive white v ; shape. Then and coconut, finely railroad andas the train stopped in the Spanish there it was voted one of the best 1. Into sifter, measure sifted at many station, large numbers of Forkspeaking before Chapter of the Yesharah examples of "food news"-- at the flour, sugar, Indians congregated baking powder and " group recently Lady Missionary conference. 15 years of age, he At" about salt. . Shut-I- n the Fifth LDS Ward Relief Beehive Cake began driving 'a horse and wagon hv 2. In mixing bowl, place short more Hall. than Now, Society cake in sifted Three flour, cups for David Eccles' lumber yard ening; stir to soften. Sift in dry. The ever, concluded Mrs. Halverson,, PLEASANT GROVE ' By ELAYNE C. SCHWARTZ adopted nine. Because of hospi looked at blood through micro Ogden. ingredients. .Add milk find mix must the Ten Commandments be Mothers Study Group, a Feder ""When the seeend-'grad- e class tal regulations they, were unable scopes! and were unanimously When about 18 years of age Mr. observed. until all flour is dampened. Then ated club, met with Mrs. Eileen . of Lillian Christensen of the to give thempersonally but were overwhelmed at the sight of a Wilkinson was helping to build the 2 minutes at a low speed of beat with Beck Ann Wednesday evening, Hansen, second vice Brigham Young University Train told the gifts would be handled replica " skeleton form whose Broome Hotel m Ogden, wnen ne Mary electric mixer, or ouq vigorous acting as hostess and president, presided. Mrs. John Mrs. Beck ing School heard that nine pa- with the greatest of care ard name, indicated r their guides, was suddenly drafted by his Wood, ' strokes by. hand. . who filled a mission to the program chairman. tients in the children's ward of given to their frierids. was "George." Bruce Woolsey polygamist employer to transport East Canadian 3. Add eggs and yolk and va-- Miss La Ree Sanders, teacher Mission was ac Utah Valley Hospital wouldn't be But then, that was not the endi admired the replica and solemn a large group of polygamous wives nilla and beat 1 minute longer in the local grade school, sang able to go "Trick or Treat'in' " The hostesses asked the children ly advised: "He's a dead duck. to Bluff, Utah, where they were to cepted into the Spanish Fork of mixer, or 150 strokes by hand. four beautiful Vocal numbers. Chapter. they decided to do something if they wouldn't like to visit the Alan Crbft was more' intrigued be joined by their husbands. GROVE The in coconut. PLEASANT Fold jolly Former lady missionaries pres Special speaker was LeGrand about it. ) Baking: Pour batter into of the hospital b e?f ore returning to by the name and admitted with Mr. Wilkinson spent the next two ent included club group,He of Merrymakers Orem. Mesdames David B Jarman, mayor and of the Pleasant Grove; met with" Mrs, metal mixing bowlr which has Doing something about it meant school. Julie Ferguson and Mi- a barely audible whisper: "M,y years at Bluff City, Mancos issue on school the Meeks spoke Bowen, Halli president; of fast . planning for the second chael Bullock agreed for the en middle name is George and my Durango, Colo., and in parts Florence Goode of Orem j to en been greased and lightly floured. amend the and Junior BenFred Colleges, Grant day, Musser, he time that Arizona. was an tire that me it monf excel calls Throughout group a into Georgie Porgie. quick ments which are to be voted joy an evening together, land to Bake in moderate oven (375 degraders.' They got ' i : I hope I don't look like that in was helping the polygamist famt dixon, Walter Doughty, Thomas conference with their teacher and lent .idea. Nov, 2. The very inform a also enjoy the hospitality of their grees F.) about lVi hours, or until-. lies without compensation other Youd, Allen Cornaby, Byron T. upon with, the side." trainers, Mrs. Pauline Stevens The tour commenced was followed by hostess in her beautiful new done. Cool in bowl about 15 mindiscussion tive a Geslison, Earl E. Murphy, Paul and Mrs. Thora Shaver, and came emergency, room wnere proce -- The guides assured Alan that than food. Finally he earned Thus a combinatidn club utes. Then loosen from sides withA some Dixon, Mrs. Norma Tucker, Mrs. a lengthy question and answer home. and saddle and were horse to doing in dures with-th- e by a and decision indeed explained "House Warming" was spatula, turn out, the, look he did and cool on like that up plan Leah Nelsoa and Phyllis Moore. period. Special guest was Mrs; party ' The and to prove their point they in farm work and rode back to Ogin order. cake : rack. "It those poor kids can't .go out terested youngsters. . Carol Jaynes. Halloween Guests were served spookm and tnckin" or treatin lab, therapy room and blood test troduced the children to another den. was Honey Fluffy Frosting: Prepare A tasty, tray luncheon we 11 just have to do somethin ing and transfusion methods were machine, the fluorescope where Shortly after that Mr. Wilkinson mans m ugaen ne oecame an served to i the over rounded type refreshments, at small ta Frosting. guests following rail elevator the in in Salt worked Lake Shoshone, Ida., City, operator to make 'em feel good 'bout Hal all explained. The excited yOung they wiggled their fingers and with of of favors side and cake draw bles, Oral ridges With f Mesdames candy special and members: Oregon Short ADout 15 years ago Mr. Wilkin around sides Halloween to maker loween just the same, was" the sters heard their own heart beats, saw that they were as Barbara road yards of the individual spatula pump Fenton, Maude filling Line. Fromhere he went to Prom- son and his wife moved to Califor Wright, Estelle Deco-- J Hill said: "Georgie inside." a comment of Reed Smpot, son of beehive. resemble cake kins. The club enjoyed group Manetta em- nia, primarily for Mrs. Wilkinson's Richards,- Ethel Fenton, as 'an Utah, Point, ontory ake-bel- ie f ratef s, honey-beem Dr. and Mrs. Seth Smoot. ve with Tired but goggle-eye- d with the Gammett, Eva Adams, Fern playing, canasta, with Mrs. J. F. of the Southern Pacific, and health. She died in 1945. ploye s' To make the children in the if Olivier available. of their experience the capturing the first prize Mer and married Cecelia Anderson Aside from members of his im Smith, Lacey White, Venice children were taken into the ex met hospital "feel good about Hallow MacFar-land- , Other winners were Mrs Fluffy Honey Frosting: Beat 2 Nora prize Kate rill, Jacobs, mediate family, others who will be Bear River City. een the second grader young ecutive dining room and served ofFor-thMrs. Glen Radmall Marvin and egg whites with dash .pf salt until e Emma Overlade, Ida West, next 25 or so, Mr. present at the birthday luncheon sters busied themselves with lemonade and cookies and as Wilkinson worked years Gilbert. stiff enough to hold up in peaks, Rose Arvilla Radmall Harvey, for the Southern Lthe Club little Gam Wilde said: "Gee all Pacific "as " a fireman and a loco- include: members making artful decorations that but not dry. Pour 1 cup honey in attending and hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jensen of were easily distinguished as Halwe wanted to do was give those motive festive al those? besides fine stream over egg whites, beatparty, engineer, but was given Bear "River City, brother and sis MEAL-IN-ON- E loween in motif decorations for "Keep it under cover," is-- the poor kids Halloween and just look work Keith were Mrs. mentioned, SOUP ready ing constantly about 10 to 15 min- - A t of Mr. Wilkinson: Mr. running a stationary engine walls and beds, for children who advice being. given ?to ladies of what happened to us they gave Mrs Mrs. Giles and Earl utes with sturdy egg bearer, or 6. p Jense, A cold a for D. and Mrs. hurry-ufor the Southern Pacific. supper Ray Wilkinson of OgNorman Stott Grove Pleasant of r 'just had to feel good about this the Community Church who are ir to us instead. , minutes at high speed of electric ' Wil out can be Mr. of made that and niece of In the years after Mr. night den, nephew pantry food dishes Halloween." their favorite Other Mrs. Don Gammett of Orem, and beater until frosting will hold its children participating in kinson worked on many jobs. He Wilkinson; Mrs. Lorenzo Anderson materials. A can of vegetable bringing .'; . Mrs. Dale West of Provo. Thursday afternoon 30 soap to a covered dish luncheon, Tues- the hospital-Hallowee- n of Ogden. sister-in-lag tomato and is of Mr. operation oDerated shape, r soup equipment soup heated, scrubbed faces me& excitedly in day, NovL 2, at 1 p.m., accord- were Francis Alder, David Broad-ben- t, on many highway construction jobs. Wilkinson; Dr. E; L. Wilkinson andi witn a box of frozen peas or preparation for the - trip to the ing thevMrs. Dudley Gallagher, Joseph Buttle, Ronald did some farming and . milked Miss Marian Wilkinson of Salt Lake beans in it. Add a can of little Aid which Ladies hospital' to take Halloween to the president of the Paul Clark, Garrett, Brent Han--! cows, and finally became a fa-- 1 Lake City, grandchildren of Mr. sausages, wieners or some cooked . nine who had suddenly become is .sponsoring ine mncneon. William cock, Miller, David Pax- -' miliar figure on the streets of Wilkinson, and a number of nieces hamburger, if you have it A , All "members having had birth man, Richard S. Woolsey, Marvin Oeden as such good friends. meal-in-o. a U. S. mail contractor. and 'nephews. soup. days . in September and October Stringfellow,'. Jimmy Wakefield, For 12 years Wilkinson neia tne Accompanied by O DOUBT, whatever; about this choice! will Bob be honored guests. Final Susan Amstad, Linda Christensen, contract for transporting ail mau trainers, and parents, Mrs. Woolsey, Mrs. Hal Wakefield and plans will be made for the an Christine Hammond wi Barbara betweea the Ogden Union Station Shaped with assurance in fine wool jersey Mrs. Ray Hammond, the 30 chil nual bazaar which is scheduled Hill, Susan Jacobsen, fCarol Mau- - and the Ogden Post Office and be. . . the bodice, "a confirmed flattererr dren were met at the hospital by for Nov. 16, says the president,' rine John, Sanrolane Larsen, Lin- tween the Union Station and the i . the skirt, a happy gathering; the neck- J. H. Zenger who welcomed them da Jean Lewis, Suzfe Belle Man- - old . Railway Mail Terminal, then to the hospital and introduced WISE BARGAINS Wall gum, Alice Muirhead, Katheryn located at 24th Street and line all the smarter.fowts jeweled string- them to Mrs. Desta Sandberg, It may Joolr like a saving, but Wakefield, Lynnal Westover, and Avenue. A bow. Completely lined in rayon taffeta. supervisor, , and her , assistant, be rational when you buy in Martha Ann Whitaker. After transporting ; Uncle Sam's Louise Winesar. Mr. Zenger, quantity. If you riever bake, a Mrs. Sandberg and Miss Winegar lot of flour at once is no bargain accepted the spook tree, masks it will get weevils before you "J1IJIILIM and other artistic decorations the use it. Spices dry out quickly, 127 WEST CENTER children haid made for their too. 'A.: New Beehive Gake Honors ers of Nation Commandments Outmoded? Not So, Says Speaker Die-actin- . Orem Mayor Add resses Study Group: Second Graders Furnish Hal lo'weerf Treat For Ghi Idren at Valley Hospita gs ' . Merrymakers Attend House Warming -- 1 -- ' art X-r- ay . 'all-nes- Luncheoji Tuesday ter-in-la- w I ' road-buildin- I A ." w 1 ne teachers, . 1 CAN PLAY THRILLING MUSIC ON THE SINGER Hammond Organ 'l- mm has all 3 types of sewing machines Whether it be the SINGER t o H . 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