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Show Open house Vesta Thomas, Elwood Conrad Married In Pretty Bridal Rites ON TOI Pa r ty L ine Librarians Make Plans For Future Will Honor Son DAILY HERALD Housewarming At Atlantic Pact New Stratton Home Enjoyed Discussed For A housewarming held Cultus Club OREM recently at the beautiful new , Frldty, October 6, 1950 13 Several Prizes Awarded To Jocose Members elbow length gloves. The Program for the next four home of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Mr. and Mrs. Andrew TerPAV'SDM D. Jocose club members enjoyed an orchid was bridal months was outlined in a meeting bouquet will an be hosts 'at opena ry, With FORK SPANISH a turkey dinner lations was the topic of a meeting an afternoon with Mrs. Robert R. featured Stratton of the Utah County Library surrounded by carnations and house scheduled for Sunday of the couple. of Cultus club here Wednesday Hickman on Wednesday. Bridge WITH MILLIE background of pink and white mounted on a lace fan. association held on Wednesday for family members luncheon were the diversions 6 3 of between and hours the white and Seasonal tapers, Roses gladioli glowing fruits com- afternoon at the Legion hall, and and Da were in at room this bride art ine the of the opening meeting of the Attending evening An. rea V p.m. honoring their son, Hello Neighbors! Pick up bined effectively in the table when Mrs. Heber Jones told of season. Prizes Vesta Thomas, and Don Elwood were won by Mrs. ruDiic at. Lawson centerpiece. Thomas, a sister, as maid drew, Jr., who will leave Oct. HDrary. ceiver while we have a little Conrad were united" In marriage. vonna the establishment and benefits Dick Stone, Mrs. Merrill Allen of honor, Betty Rae Beck, BarIn charge was Hamblin, president, Cover's Mr. laid for chat. You have no doubt longingly were. and 11 for an LDS mission in "the Plans included arr&ncrements Mrs. James G. and Mrs. Kent Anderson. The ceremony was performed bara Hansen, Opal At wood, Lois recalled the days when you were Stratton, Mr. and of the Atlantic Pact. Tracing on Thomas. Carma and states. northern ine two Special guests were Mrs. Floyd ior They of Conrad, out' appearance of Orvil the a Pavis 12 Mrs. Franklin Stratton, Mr. and map the on your vacation and hubby sug by Bishop countries who orig- Giles BDeakerx and Mrs. William R. John and were in colors riurlncr standing Nnvm, pastel gowned All friends and relatives Kent Fielding, Mr. and Mrs inally joined the pact, Mrs. Jones son. Club geited that you go really swank Edgemont ward and witnessed by carried fan shaped bouquets. members attending were ber and December. These will be Mrs. Mr. Mrs. to and are invited Herbert call the Stratton, and eat at one of those to relatives and close friends of the Paul Conrad, a brother of the during Mrs. Elmo Beers, Mrs. Clifford mutual countv librarians. Future explained mnt. protection given Mrs. Mr. Vern and Stratton, Even now you can smell Floyd receiving hours at the family intrs are also nlannori with rltv in the Leland ward chapel, groom, acted as best man. Green, Mrs. Rex Broadbent, Mrs. Clegg, Mrs. Emma Stratton, Mr. in the agreement. the tantalizing aroma of the din couple 874 Russell Mri. T. W. N. W. 6th and home, Mr. commissioners. were Guests county welcomed Mrs. D. J. by Ways and Mrs. August Johnson, Mr. and Christensen, presi- Maynard,Stringham, ner, the wisps of rolls and all Wednesday evening. Immediately Mrs. and Madsen. ana means were Curg Mrs. and Belva Mark discussed of Thomas, Mrs. Berton Peterson, Mr. and dent was in charge, and also led the other wonderful .food. In following the ceremony the Wheeler and Herbert brineincr arivantacrM nt a Mrs. Rex Kofford, the Peterson. Dr. Mrs. and a thinking it over, you have no couple was honored at wedding Mrs. Lula Liechty took charge of Utah county library more clearly Nelson A. Snow, Emma Stratton group singing appropriate to the EARNED ITS KEEP doubt said to yourself that out reception. a book. the bride's' before the librarians and the gen- and the host and hostess. program, with Mrs. George Eck- - WASHINGTON, C. H . O. (U.fi) side of the fancy service and the The bride if the An 1892 model typewriter is still eral of at the piano. a public. The daughter chat dinner social ersley program guests enjoyed Following prices, that what you ate were Mr. and Mrs. David H. Thomas with Mrs. David Garner of Pay-so- n Mrs. Lenora Johnson, librarian was enjoyed and Mr. Johnson out copy at the Record- turning things you were familiar with. of Leland and the groom is ,the at Orem Public library, reported showed colored slides of beauty Herald heard here. Bonheur club as members of newspaper ceremonies. mistress What was it then, that gave it son 01 Mr. ana Mrs. c.. e. conrad was offered by Willard Maruinus Brys a recent immi that at a recent meeting with spots in Utah, California and In Prayer such a distinctive flavor order to fluff up the cotton lifting of Provo. Petersen, grandfather of the grant trjom Rotterdam, Holland Orem city commissoners, they had Canada. it from the realm of just food to The bride was lovely in a fitted groom. and distribute wear, turn your An organ and piano duet discuss the geography, cities, in volunteered to make a grant of something special? Seasoning, my gown of white moire taffeta with was given by Jack Isaac and Opal dustries, and the German occupa land on which the countv librarv n ttress at least once every two a high Chinese neck. She wore Atwood; a reading by Mrs. Rita tion of that dear, seasoning. be constructed. at their building country might weeks. Turn It end for end one Among your own acquaintances Small; a duet by Mrs. Vilate Con- meeting Wednesday in the home some plans were made for a are hostesses who manage some time, and from side to side the rad and Penrod Glasier, ac- of Mrs. Leland Priday. Mr. Brys more united observance of Book next. how to turn the most ordinary on Conrad Darrel Week was a the second in Nov on a week companied by formerly reporter food into a feast. Some of their the accordion; a duet, Mrs. Tana large newspaper in that country, ember. of Mrs. Nola White who has secret, undoubtedly lies in their Richards and her daughter Lois; . Mrs, Brys. and Mrs. Howard Members present included Law-so- n moved away. Ways and means CreoraulsioB relieves promptly because a cornet solo by Kenneth Larsen, Gordon were special guests and ability to season their creations Eva Nielsen and Hamblin, A report of a dinner meeting were also discussed for getting it goes right to the seat of the trouble with just the right mixture and were served to Lucile Thorne of BYU librarv: accompanied by his mother Mrs. refreshments in just the right amount. to help loosen and expel germ laeea Grant Larsen; a toast to the them and Mrs, Robert Bunker, Helen Barnett and Vera B. Wood held last Sunday in Salt Lake out the vote in the coming for the joint committee for politi and aid nature to sooth aad was bride and Just came across some inter groom Mrs. by land school given Provo Mrs. of lib David Grant Richards, City I. L. Mrs. Mrs. and Muhlestein cal action was given by Mrs. The hostess served refreshments phlegm (teal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial esting material on this subject and Enoch Muhlestein acted as hos Bishop Orvil Davis and an ac Crowton, Mrs. Elvin Anderson, raries; Lenore Johnson of Orem Margaret Atkin before members following the business meeting to membranes! Guaranteed to please you solo by Darrel Conrad. Mrs. Russell Mrs. Dean Public librarv: and Allene Jensen of Omega auxiliary of machinists those thought perhaps Party Line to Lae Gai Matrons in their cordion mentioned and Mesdames or money refunded. CreomulskM has Pink and white was the color Peterson, Mrs.Swensen, listeners might be interested in tesses Weldon J. Taylor. of Spanish Fork. met Mavis when at the Wednesday meeting. Farr, Vivian Jacobsen, stood the test of millions of nam. they Wednesday in out theme carried the some of it. There is no mystery Mrs. Phillip Chrlstenson, Mrs. Two readings were given by room. The beautltul three dining home of Mrs. Beth Wright. Mrs. Mildred Gill. Margaret Atkin, tiered about herbs, we are told. Herbs Norma Mrs. Neff Mrs. Glen Kenner, Mrs. Smart, Ray Canning,; enen, Palmer of Canada and wedding cake was decorated with Rees, president conducted Maurine O'Bray, June Snell, Lou ' have long been the fundamentals two harmonica Mrs. Rolfe Peterson, Mrs. Arvidj Dean Anderson and Mrs. Hugh Emily were talisman roses and flanked and Mrs. Wanda Ivie was appoint- Packard, Colleen Brannon and rHM Cms. Chart CM, Aaata Srtrfm by of fine seasoning. And everyone played by Dorisselections ed as treasurer to take the place Gladys Stevenson. Sunderland of crystal candelabrum holding pink Larsen, Mrs., Frank Van Wag-- 1 Vern Wentz. who appreciates preparing and New York. (A. and white candles. eating delicious food should be as The hostesses had employed Hostesses were Mrs. Vernon "at home" with them as with roses and fall flowers in artistic Victor Frand-se- n. salt and pepper and vanilla. Cer arrangements. Mrs. Rose Millett, McKell and Mrs. were Renon Crabb, Serving tain herbs have a reputation for a former member from Idaho Kathleen Roberta Olsen, Nelson, for certain the herb foods, i being Falls was in attendance and re- Ann Frandsen, Mary Atwood, but if you don't know which herb freshments were served to those Irene Hansen, La Donna Markham Is right for peas, lamb or mentioned and Mrs. D wight and Majel Markham. Hostesses do not assume that you will Billings, Mrs. Ray Stewart, Mrs. in the gift room were Mrs. Wilturn out a "mistake." J. W. Prows, Mrs. Ed Schofleld, liam K. Hales and Mrs. William A few suggestions will be given Mrs. John E. Stein, Mrs. Myrtle Jarvis, Jr. Elva Peterson was concerning which herb to use Clark, Mrs. Jean Hoover, Mrs. hostess in the trousseau room. with which food, but we are A. E. Huish, Mrs. Benjamin BulThe newlyweds will make their warned never to use enough lock, and Mrs. Estella Parks. home in Edgemont. of any herb in any dish to make it possible to taste the herb. The effect should be one of something delicious which you can not quite pin down. A safe start is yt teaspoon to a pint says Lynn, Wollshleger, Plant Foreman, Fisher Ba&iVtg Co of sauce, gravy, soup or vegetor a of or fish meat, able, pound fowl. ; ft. General rules call for adding the seasoning when you use salt '4 jff.v and pepper to chops, roasts, canned soups, steaks, vegetables, sauces, etc. For stews, roasts homemade soups which take ' ' I longer cooking, add the herbs for l the last hour of cooking. For .it-!- , 'J ; .jfJtt. vegetable juices and cold sauces add at least an hour before serv Ing. or overnight if you like. For salad dressings, mix with the salt K and pepper and let stand at room temperature for half an hour. After following the herb guide i I r.l for a short time, listeners will . combinaown their be making tions. If you develop something i really special in the way of flavorso call your Party Line operator f f J I ' that we may all share it. Well here are a few sugges . ' -t tions: BASIL For all tomato and 1 .. .".:...if ripotato dishes: for all soups, int ; cluding turtle, duck, goose: for all meats and game; for all veg ' etables, spaghetti; for salads, green peppers, cream cheese. I"' For veal, pork, MARJORAM "Wf DO SOMFTHING about me weather In ovr fermentation room, where special air conditioning .'" beef, lamb, fowl, hash, croquettes, The dough equipment keeps tS temperature at 80 F. witft humidity automatically set at 76. casseroles; for salads, sauces, omeit while raises." femains here for 4Vj hours lets, cheese dishes, stuffings, vegetables; for soups; also, mushrooms. OREGANO For Pizza, spaghetti sauce, macaroni, and all Italian dishes and sauces; for "HERE'S THE DIVIDER, where the dough, after Ulng remhteV stuffings; for soups like minesmeat for is cut into individual loaves, 6 at a time, each carefully checked Swedish for balls; v- trone; i 1 meat loaf, pork, veal, sausage, for weight automatically." rW potatoes, tomatoes, and squash. For pork or lamb, ROSEMARY beef or veal roasts and stews. In chicken fricassee, dumplings, bisi cuits, sauces, string beans. Very go strong and N DESIGNING our new $300,000 bread baJcin very lightly and you'll love what it does. Wonderful with garlic f department we didn't zsk "How much?" but rather, powder and parsley! SAGE For "what equipment is necessary in order to bake the roast for all stuffings, sausage; dried all beans, best bread in the country?" goose, pork, ... onions, tomato soup, cottage And today we're mighty proud that we have cheese. A tiny pinch of sage and a tiny pinch of garlic powder with the finest equipment available; and we also enjoy to mixthyme and parsleyis added a services of master bakers. So when you count the and sage ed canned soups SAVORY y fuprisingly good trick! these advantages with ingredients you'll For all bean, pea, lentil dishes; we understand "You can't buy Getter in stuf say why eseplant, squash, good as you bread than Fisher's"! fings of all kinds. Use is more have always used sage. It Till builds heolthy foot-ba- d up, MemM-Hi-La- rxJ Next time you go shopping look for the ging subtle and just as good. For meat "KNEADING THE LOAVES is also performed mechanically, with no human touching the loaves at any for and balls, croquettes, meatloaf, ham wrapper and the Fisher Boy on the loaf of Milk, sold xclusivly at time. The kneader (above) and all equipment used in our plant is the very finest that money can buy." hro$J gravies. TARRAGON For fish. cold. or bread food hot sea all lobster, you buy. It is our sincere belief that you, too, For chicken, broiled or baked scores touchdown a will your grooars always agree that "you can't buy better bread than Also, for mushrooms, eggs, salads, Fisher's." sauces, spinich, celery and toma in flavor and toes. THYME For clam or fish chowder, oyster stew, all meats. nutrition. Make fowl, stews, ' soup stuffings. Use with carrots. peas, scalloped on ions, eggplant. Blends well with the Not other herbs. PARSLEY imnews to anyone but of great quarterback in portance. It combines so well with one in added other herbs. Parsley your line-u- p of fourth the amount to any herb is a good marriage. ONION POWDfavorite ER This dairy products. to most Imparts a magic goodness in scalanything A dash or two Join the cheering loped potatoes, macaroni and these sauces lifts cream or cheese, section of healthy, dishes from the realm of the common place. Three fourths teasatisfied spoon is the equivalent of one mall onion. GARLIC POWDER A not to be forgotten helper in customers. the seasoning cupboard. to One one fourth teaspoon is equal mall clove of garlic. Home-Owne- d, Well, listeners, there it is. Hope interinformation the find you esting and your operator shall expect to smell some mighty de licious odors coming from your kitchens when we are nomewara bound. Bye for now. buy Ion By CLARA FILLMORE Tr.ot-na;nn.- -- T- V 1 f to--pia-ces. Holland Resident Speaks to Bonheur A Three Days' Cough Is Your Danger Signal Reports of Note Made At Omega Auxiliary Meeting. Pleasant Social Pleases Lae Gai Matrons CREOIYIUL'SION egg-plan- t, "You ean'lt buy befiter bread! fihem Fisher's!" . 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