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Show Elect Officers, Plan Parties for Summer Sub-De- ; bs Two days of fun and activity at the Homestead near Midway, climaxed a year of social events s. for Provo During their the . hiked, girls stay, enjoyed long swims in the pool and horse- ISUNDAY HERALD Seven Sallies Sew; SUNDAY JUNE 26, 1955 Utah County. Utah 5-- A See Demonstration Troop Moves Mountai n To respiration by Julia Mahomet As Visit Here being planned for artificial afternoon They Pvne social season their for met at her home Seven Stitching Sallies were, eiven a demonstration on OREM . tivities are now the summer when Wednesday which will ' be held in addition to the they By ELAYNE SCHWARTZ Club program. reeular meetings of the group, Five girl scouts from Pittsburg, announce the new officers. Plans Following the demonstration chose to ; visit a friend who CaL, on hot pads and to date call for a swimming, party work was done Refreshments in lieu, of tacng- - a pleasure inp at Saratoga followed by boating peasant to Hawaii are in Orem this week on Utah Lake and an overnight were served to members attends back riding. wltnttat mend, .Mrs. warren A new roster of officers for stay at the Provo Boat house, ing and their leaders, Mrs. Been Hunziker. the group has been elected and a summer dancing party and a Marrott and Mrs. Enid JoUey. Three years were spent earn installed at an Election Banquet tea to be held in September for Leta Burr conducted the meeting. , held In a local cafe. Those named the purpose of introducing the new The wheJ I are Rose Mary Andrus, president; officers. held V. irtTSL leader in; their ..ir.dwas Pittsburg u" " Then due to my husband's Patsy Hanson, vice president; Traditional at the close of the Wednesday, trans- will v, give fn Carolyn Barlow, secretary; Leslie winter season is the taking in of time Jessie Christen Fechser, reporter and Mary Ann new members. Those joining this UiC XXX o v Axil uuviuuauvu here I had to move," explains Nelson and Marsha Bray, his- year are Kay Lynne Busterud, Un torians. Elections were under the Mary Lynne Duckett, Mary Nielson and Darlene Brooks. elf " ,r,Qj XT -1 direction of Mickey McKell, re- Braun, Linda Smoot, Linda Mc Sub Debs will meet tomorrow at Kell, Norma Hedquist, Arleen 2:30 p tiring president. vi a u.ip auu gjnuu men uiuucjr A ' number of outstanding ac Harding, Madelin Sumsion, Linda Peterson, 1251 Cedar Ave. to come here.' Mr. Hunziker is the division superintendent of the open hearth and foundry at Geneva Steel. The five troop members were skirts. accompanied by their leader, Mrs. : "?V--Harry Ward, who also served, as s Mrs. Hunziker' assistant when she directed them and Mrs. Hun ziker' s daughter, Claudia. They were guests of L. F. Black for dinner Tuesday and were con ! . , s. t -ducted on a tour of the Geneva Steel Plant. Also included in their ' ' , i V ' - " tour of Prevo and' environs was the v . ri Brigham Young University and Trefoil Ranch, where they were the guests of the fathers and daughters of the Utah 'Council at their annual outing. They par ticipated at the Troop 28 Court of Honor Tuesday evening and Is were taken on a tour of The Daily I , u v i Herald Friday. A trip to Salt Lake City is being planned for Saturday. Their visit will end Sunday when they board a plane at the Salt Lake BwA v Aiii ami J"i"iririiif i fi "taiy ifwul ' ft iirf f k ' PLEASANT GROVE Mrs. Mil j home. and leave for Airport lien Radmall of Pleasant Grove Included in the "Paradise Utah OPERATION UTAH Members of a Girl Scout troop of Pittsburg, Cal., and their leader who have instead of Hawaii" tour are Judy visited in Utah this week with their former leader Mrs. Warren Hunziker. The girls chose to come Friendship ClubVat her home on Gundershaugh, Jane McBerty to Utah to see Mrs. Hunziker over a trip to Hawaii for which they have been saying money for Thursday evening, June 23,' when Nancy Parent, Karen Riehardson the past three years. Shown bottom row from left, Nancy Parent, Jane'McBerty andMrs. Harry the group held their annual elec and Suzanne Ward besides Miss Ward, present leader; second row from left, Judy Gundershaugh, Karen Richardson and Mrs. tion of officers. Mrs. Ruben Tom Hunziker. Hunziker; top row from left,, Suzanne Ward and Claudia Hunziker. linson was elected as president; Mrs. Dewey Adamson, vice pres 1 ' t i L . ident, and Mrs. Basil Walker, secretary. Retiring officers are Mrs. Leon ard Walker, president; Mrs. Ray PLEASANT GROVE Mr. and ily, Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Hayes, enjoyed a game of golf at the to tour Canada and the Northmond Nelson, vice president, and Mrs. Roy Fryer of Lindon are at South Gate, Cal.. Upon her Provo Golf Course. west before returning home. A ' Mrs. William Peterson, secretary. mighty proud of their house return trip she will immediately ' . .' Marie turn her steps vacation wise Mr. and Mrs. Roy Boyer of The group of 12 club members guest, a niece, Pvt. Harold E- - Holman is on were served a delicious luncheon Warburton, current Champion again, this time for a Pleasant Grove are announcing at a long table, centered by Swimmer of Miami Beach, who trip to Old Mexico. the birth of a son born at the leave from Fort Carson, Colo., roses. Special guests of the arrived here this week for a American Fork Hospital June 22. to visit his parents for 10 days month's of son were Mrs. Jan Mr. Howard Jen vacation, accompanied .. Christensen, evening to his new assignment at sen and daughter, Kalrle Jensen, by "her mother, who is a sister and Mrs. Ertman Christensen, is Mr. and Mrs. Frank Porch, prior .' Fort Belvoir, Va., where he will ;.,:.. . of Mrs. Fryer, Mrs. Hazel War- recuperating at the Saint Marks of Long Beach, Cal., have re' of Lindon. ,- - , burton. The young champion Hospital in Salt Lake City, where turned to their home after sev enter a school of engineering. He .V-- ; swimmer also has held the Miami he underwent a foot operation eral weeks visit at the home of is the son of Mr. and Mrs. " Don Housekeepers . Beach City Championship for the three days ago. Mrs. Kate Jacobs. They expect Charles Holman. S ANNOUNCE SUMMER SCHEDULE Looking forward to fun in the sun during the com Visit Woman past five years, and is a popular s, shown front row from left. Joan Peterson. Sue swimming teacher in her city. Mr. and Mrs. William Freeman ing social season are members of Provo The group have so far enjoyed are playing hosts to two former Hughes, Patsy Hansen, Ann Loye Van Wagoner; second row from left. Sandra Moulton, Sharron Hurt in Accident a swim at Saratoga, and a canyon mission friends, Miss Lucille Patton, Kay Johnson, Mickey McKell, Peggy Edwards, Helen Rasmussen, Carolyn Barlow; third OREM Don Mr. Mrs. and row from left. Colleen Barber, Mary Allen, Marsha Bray, Terry Williams, Mary Ann Nelson, party at. American Fork Canyon Brown and Miss Wanda Willing' MANY. to Fountain Joining them at the canyon were ham of Decatur. Ala. During drove Housekeeper Janice Nelson, Lola VanWagenentJ Lynn Fechser, Leslie Nadine Karen Smith Jones, Fechser, to Green Wednesday afternoon ,; the parents, and sister and fam- their stay they have enjoyed and Hose Mary Andrus. visit her sister, Mrs. Lee Allen ily of Mrs. Fryer and Mrs. War- Leadership meeting sessions at who has just returned from a burton, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bur the BYU, an organ recital of the serious operation on several on and Mr. andMrs. Clyde Car- Tabernacle Organ in Salt Lake broken bones in the LDS Hospital json, of American Fork. . City, a canyon supper at Ameri 'u Salt Lake, following an auto can Fork Canyon, and a fun ses louuV mobile accident last April. Her Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Romm sion at Lagoon. Partridg mother, Mrs. Dale Evans of Span and three - year - old daughter, ish Fork has been spending weekhave recently moved Mr. and Mrs. Eleroy H. West ends at the side of her daughter. Stephanie, to Fleasant Grove where thev of Pleasant Grove have enjoyed mm is. i June 23, 1955 So this weekend, like antique beds) and buffalo will a 50 make a at visit this from week former home, vacation in ted first Maple horn chairs, and books. BOOKS! beginning my JL.ane. Mr. Romm is employed a school friends, Mr. and Mrs years, I'm going on a Snark Hunt Oh murder! And speaking of mur a"u c" and and sons, Randy . .. her Geneva. . Denny AC 00 Hugh Wiley and daughter Ann, i with The Eldest Moppets. We're fder R0HB0CIC a .visit wiui james Aivey, auu- - brother, Virgil Ivie all of Las Colo. of two The fam to Denver, to see Fillmore the lava xou Know tnose driving of my shine child, were reported by vesa. retumprf thic wp1t arr- -r Miss Margaret Hayes left Fri ilies enjoyed a chicken dinner at 1042 SO. STATE, OREM . beds down there. Don't know what teeth? I Mrs. Don McCurdy Thursday to spending several the dentist I promised June a for k 24, on visiting Wed days American Fork canyon day, (he official name for them is,' or would let him have a mother and her hus visit with her brother and fam nesday, and the two men also try. It took women ui iuuue.irxuvy ww-wit-h teir are, or something, but that's where every bit of starch I could muster er yua wnen iney mei at me band, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ross of we are going. May even go further, to down of for the ordeal Provo. They also visited their go having Moose Home. making an overnight trip of it a nerve blocked. I even took my Mrs. McCurdy received the Col- - brother and family. Mr. and Mrs Leave here about 5 a.m. on Satur- sister with me so that if I came ege of Regent's degree while infMilton Dale Ivie of Orem. day morning, and go as far as down to it and couldn't face Mooseheart and was able to visit we can. Did I ever tell you one of right it, she would hold me to it. My the child who is sponsored by the "MOST" TREES my favorite stories about the sister has black eyes, and I for Frovo cnapier. &outn America nas the mos travelers who were going to start one don't dare trifle with her. Mrs. Kenneth Bray, junior valuable species of trees, Siberia early enough to get as far as they Well, we went. I can hardly graduate regent, was presented the greatest number, and the could? That's all there is to it and United States the most timber myself to tell you that it was a pin and Mrs. Glen Westergard, if it isn't funny to you, you -- have bring of a senior regent, apprecia gift actually available. nothing but NOTHING! When I my sympathy. "What time shall think of the agony I have gone tion during the meeting. we start?" the question is, and Reports were given by Mrs. Thin, floaty cottons in pale col in anticipation, when the answer (and it simply sends through ors are pretty for summer. Pretty think how I have procrastinated, Mark Lassen, membership; Mrs. me into hysterics) "Well, let's well I become very embarrassed, Wick Swain, Moosehaven; Mrs. and cool, too. " . start early enough to get as far but on the other hand, there is Matt Koskie, social service and Mrs. Beth Bell, publicity. Guests as we can!" One of those things the of the day my wisdom memory that sounds perfectly sane, simple teeth were extracted. The whole of honor present included Mrs. Monson, Mrs. Frank Dimick, . . . BRIDAL PHOTOGRAPHS .and generally .kosher, but when stems from that. 1 made a Joe thing Mrs. McCurdy. graduate THAT UYE FOREVER . . . and to is about it you get it, thinking resolution then that no one would rebents. Thirty - eight members the purest nonsense and absolutely to block a nerve in my attended. every try impossible. It simply delights me, mouth .again, and until last Tues INTRODUCES: and as I say if you don't think it's day I have stuck with it, so, this come in of denim shoes Play funny you have my sympathy. is to tell you that the science of as well as colors this Don't know why you. should dentistry, at least, has not stood patterns And some even sport gold year. Holmes & Jensen's have my sympathy though. Don't still, Praise be! Go get your teeth nailhead trim. FINE PHOTOGRAPHERS . .h,r n jsRaK-B-Berr n iw m iV'nf know why I think you 'are in need fixed. Dearie, it's a pleasure. 53 West 2nd Street North when I'm in the condition I'm in other Well, must take this down, do two weeks of ironing among Dial FS Went to town to buy a very, mod the usual errands and then to the things So long, folks. est type chest of drawers to keep my hats in . . . SOME of my hats Guess what I came home with? A chair made of buffalo horns and a very ornate old organ. No place m there to keep my hats,i Dearie. I OUR TO INVITED oil-ri- ch 1 bought the chair to please my brother-in-laat least that's what f I told myself. Naturally my brother-in4-- H Sub-Deb- . fy &'?Wb,&& " -- m M - "i .rrr. rr i (S7 - tZ2Z 4- t - - -- - Mrs. Radmall Hostess to Friendship Club m mm fi ii ml n ,i -- ? li 'r- irii-w- 1 -- I HUM f I Champion Girl Swimmer Visits Relatives 1 i. In Lindon " six-we- ek ' ,, TV - -- SUB-DEB- Sub-Deb- TO ; - Mrs. McCurdy lyLlTLXltlQ - Reports Trip to Mooseheart noLi - 5-31- A-ra- ys two-wee- Gregory . E. - 4 frv -- rr-- Austin : . jawMMMtJWBW. J 3-2- NEW... "STORAGE WALL HOME' i w, being a sane and sensible man, won't even sit in. the chair. I don't think he trusts it. The organ I bought because it looks like My Lady Mother's bed, as vgood a reason as any to buy an . old organ that won't play. I don't know. The boys with the butterfly nets are hot on the Job or Ruthie would have been cutting paper dolls in a padded cell long ago. I know it, and you know it. Am going to have a carpenter come in and look at the organ and give his opinion on having it made into a secretary type desk. Not that I intend to actually have it done. Do you know what a car- nentpr nr rahinet W w maker cets ner! hour these days? You do? Well, dont tell me or I won't even have the courage to let a man LOOK at it, let alone give an opinion. You know, everyone has a spot where temptation finds a chink in the armour. With you it may be gam bling, or too much candy, or a car you can't afford. With me it is things like old organs (that look YOU'RE nev; M s. permanents by t Be NUTRI-T0I1I- C today WW -law JjA C O The minutes because almost 13 is Oil Creme base (patented) m --.r- .!riy?.'C Si.-. creaminess helps protect your hair's natural texture The oil-riand luster while waving so gently. 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