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Show V SUNDAY, JUNE 5, 1955 - Utah County. Utah SUNDAY HERALD 5 :r V it I wmmmmmm M m m JSlinUtlG i ! For Sunday, June 5, 1955 Pay day again, fortunately. I made up my mind this morning (I'm writing this on Thursday) that if it still rained, I wouldn't even bother to get up. Hearing no patter of rain drops on my attic . roof, I. cautiously opened one eye.- - At tnat moment me room lit up with that lovely heartening silver- glow of sun rise, and here I am, banging away cheerfully on ye second hand typewriter. Of course, the sun has already gone behind a cloud, but I'm up now (fortunate ly for civilization) and up I shall stay, though to what purpose? . Spent all day yesterday ironing, and when I'm 'ironing, I'm not doing any uxing else Dearie, and it just seems, well leave us not think about it. i - m a A 1 - i -- -- uuiPU Bwth Colleen Jackson ; ' Relief Society American i , Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Stew- Spring, Md., and the University art of Provo announce the en- of Chicago. Interested in all of gagement of their daughter, Joan, the creative arts, Mr. Johnston to Walter A. Johnston, son of Mr.; and Mrs. Laurence P. John- has been an actor" and writer and ston' of Chevy Chase, Md. The is now associate art director of wedding will take--, place Aug. 12 an advertising agency in Washin the Logan LDSjTemple with a ington, D.C. reception to follow that evening After the Ml i 6 fitfr lJ this state, fprinstance, which is desert except fdrsmall areas of river bottom, most l acreage is sub marginal, not I that it isn't rich, it is, !but there I is no water. Alright, we'll irri II gate. That's fine, up to a point, but the time comes when this Artificial support of farming. is no longer a boon. What little water we have dwindles because of spreading farms and over grazing. Added to this are the ii The Happy Stitchers marriage here, the in Provo. Miss Stewart is a graduate of couple plan to return to the East muchly improved of 11 methods Colto for the Utah State Agricultural several years but hope farming, harvesting, the im lege, Logan, where she was ac- eventually settle in Xhe West. proved quality of things grown, tive in the Chi Omega sorority, until we have now reached the Spurs, Lambda Delta Sigma and GUARDS' MEMORIAL stage of raising more than we the Beaux Arts Guild. For the The f amou3 statue, Lion of Can use, much much more, and last two years she has been liv- Lucerne, is a memorial to the the idiotic practice of storing ing in Washington D.C where she Swiss Guards who died defend food . which we can't eat, nor is employed. ing Marie Antoinette and Louis Sell, nor give away, and yet there Mr. Johnston attended Bullis XVI from a mob during the Is a great hue and cry to get Preparatory School in Silver French revolution. more water to irrigate more land 11 o raise more crops to store. reasons that This is one of the some people are opposed to such things as the Upper Colorado I River Project. Why spend bil II lions to build projects that will i ,C Only add to the national pastime Of Idiot's Delight?? Why help to I procure water to raise more to waste? And every bit that is wasted must be paid for, of course. We either pay FOR it, or pay. someone NOT TO RAISE n' il )JII IIll J I 1 I --LJ-CJ v VI 0 I i W A ' ill lii opeNi- - koom TILL! 9 P.M. : ( - I I ! jk y V k I t 'fl lN-':fc- ii , T i 1 w-k- J ,x SrV iMte j r m IA Iiii 11 AULL Assignments were made and refreshments served. President Joan Ivie was in charge. Linda Hickenlooper was elect ed song leader, with Karen Bui- -, lock as accompanist president I. s V l 1 TT IT Nil A 1 XJJA x r I ; 1st West. Friends and rela tives are invited to call between 8 and 10 p.m. The bride-to-b- e asks that no gifts be brought The bride was a graduate of the high school here, also of Brigham Young University, J ys vr lit i I I s 98 S J I 111 1 TTT1 TMX X M 1 i 1 v t COLLEEN JACKSON i i Four--H Club held its second meeting Wednesday at the home of leader May Hansen. Buying and caring for stock dem-ings was discussed, and onstration on the parts, use and care of the sewing machine was given by Bonnie Brimhall, secretary; fjjary Lin Hickenlooper, vice president; and Joan Ivie, 1 H Sff AUT fC A ITDlTTir - - STARTS' TOBflORKOWI . In . Sewing Macrjine Care Use Shown 4-- H Club ' - ill . Entre Nous Friday Closed Saturday. ; :;!. i Jaycee Wive Bonheur , Tuesday Chapter 6, Alice Wednesday Louise Reynolds Clubs (morning) Provo Lady Lions Thursday Ji American Fork are parents of the bride. The prospective! bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. William Hill of Malad, Idaho. That evening the bride's par ents will be hosts at an informal reception at their home here, j . ' i 2-- ; Fork Gir Sets Wedding Dp tjtor Jim! 7 least some small portion of it) AMERICAN FORK The news is aroused at last by the worsen- SUNSET WARD 10 a.m. workl once meetine. of the approaching marriage of Tuesday ing condition of what was our good earth. A movement is Sewing win be done for 4th of Maxine Taylor Bleak to' Chester baza'ar. A quilt will be put Ilill which is to take place in forming to try, before it is for July ever too late, to restore count on Monday evening and mem- - Salt Lake City June 7 is of inless acres of this country to its Ders win also work on; it. Lun- - terest to a wide circle of friends. Mr. and Mrs. Glen L. Taylor of original state of prairie and cneon will be served at noon. plain. This reluctant (and be lieve me, it is by no means any thing else, even by those inter I ested) this reluctant facing of facts may save the country from worse devastation than an atomic war, and whereas we are not inevitably faced with atomic war, I I I I I 1 . I I I I I I 1 for it may be averted, we ARE faced with the ruination of this country by dust and erosion if we do not admit the fact that fi fr n & li VaV & W ig! fis (i II a good deal of our land is not farming, and had better be either left alone as it, or re stored to what it was, and that SOON. X-R- ay Monday i JJJdX Calendar 9-1- I JLL y staffing' G Unit, First West, Center Street, 2 ajn. 5 p.m. c - f this week. I t X-Ra- Women's' clubs . . ; PLEASANT GROVE , 17&1C Graduate to Wed Washington, D. C. Man 1 Chest Mobile Mrs. Violet Jackson of announces Grove the engagement of her Pleasant I am for river dams only if daughter, Colleen. to David Sorensen, son of Mr. tne promise is made that n more .and Mrs. Guy Sorensen also; of Pleasant Grove. land will 'be broken by! a plow, and by that I mean farming, or The couple, who are high school graduates of if it is, that a like number of acres will be withdrawn from 1955, have not chosen a date ;"--for the wedding as '. less favored areas now in poor yet. production. If they will use the Miss Jackson is also a daughter of the late water for restoring the country and sustaining wilderness areas Leon Jackson. that are now threatened, they can, have my vote, otherwise the deal Is off. Not that this will make any difference, and not that any thing will come of such sane Ideas as now begin to show. So long, folks, j '' JbnAaAement Told what he tramples on in the chase nor how many of his fel lows he makes miserable in the process. : JOAN STEWART .' J j j ! - I t see by the paper and hear by the radio, that America (at '"'.' j v . L 0: .. - - ft I M-II11I II Master Pembroke bath. Hexagon lavatory, Cadet water closet ; . . for a more comfortable, more con-.nie-nt bathroom. PLUMBING & HEATING 56 NORTH 2nd WEST PHONE FR 3-10- 03 A N 1 I I I I m jlvvj j v: This is why I am so delighted to hear now and then, faint rumblings of protest at'the num ber of people who are allowed II to farm on what kind of land, and , a faint whisper that we should turn most of our land back to prairie and plain, as ll the good Lord intended, though it will not be easy, and a great I howl will go up about the sacred rights of the American citizen, II who has a constitutional right to pursue happiness, no matter J -i mr mi . .1- f N ! M It XI 1 1 A ! xf I I I I j I I I ftfl - F I ;, u - ii.jLKj .riMIIMIUWIMIWIJ i I - ' m WIIipW J I WOOL AND II ii d 1 WOOL AND L MOHAIR You L are eordlaUy invited to attend i FALL COATS. PENNEY'S SNEAK PREVIEW ' :'. j " ( of' j The newest, most sensational of all showings! these '! are all manufacturers samples, only one of a style in fabulous You will see Fleeces, checks plaids and others with luxury smooth- ness of fur and cashmere! blends.. Some have zipper linings . . . M I Now mink fibre !!i;;;:' camel's hair K(t75 n Z 1 A S V' WOOL wool-An- 110)75 ';'t'.;, S CASHMERE beaver fur FOR THE i If; .100 . r ' WOOL AND .. DRESSES - . VS chinchilla Wool and Polly-Ta- ll : r r& is 1L Just ' W t w r Mm ..ii-;.- If ill r iv L jun Ui I I V ,.m L Vf KMJ WW 7 V W ivi - I l ill j i jlli y ' I - hi; i -- y ALL ipj,:'; Pennes have special dresses for the Tall Miss. In cotton prints. and plains, crease resistant rayon. Come in tomorrow. Sizes 10. to 18. FASHION BALCONY COATS HAVE MILIUM INSULATED LINING! .The styles .are high- - ly vogue for fall 1955 with full flowing backs, fitted styles and new lines of controlled fullnessl Tomorrow is the day! .'( ' ... REMEMBER IT'S SMART TO USE PENNEY'S OWN LAY-AWA- Y PLAN! 100 ALPACA N |