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Show Miss Hall Plans Autumn Marriage Payson Miss Marries Mechanical Engineers Wives Mr. Westhoff Develop A New. Organization The scent 6f orange SPRINGVILLE blossoms invaded the thoughts of Audrey Hall, Brigham Young coed and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theron S. Hall of Spring ville, whose engagement to Ronald Bar- wick, also a student at the BYU, is being announced by the- bride elect's parents, Mr. Barwick is the son of Mr. and Mrs. ; PAYSON James HJ Barwick of Washington, D. C. He is enrolled as an electrical engineer, has completed four years in the U.S. in Navy and has filled an LDS mission ' 1 ther Central States. A graduate of Springville High School and LDS Seminary, Audrey plans to complete her senior year at Brigham Young University! early next spring majoring in education, The wedding is planned for early autumn. 44 j j - Payson Man To Marry In Mesa, Ariz.1, On June 4 Midnight Supper, Honors Dr. vfiates And Mr, Oscarson , stationed at Vincent 'Air Force 4 for June at the Meso,, Ariz.', Base in Arizona the ' past two Mr. and Mrs. Dean W. Payne LDS Temple, Airman Second Class years, and has had advanced entertained at a lovely Midnight Lyle J. Tanner will take as his schooling in Mississippi! and II- - buffet supper in honor of Dr. and bride Miss Carolyn Curtis, daugh- liois. Mrs. Crawford Gates, and Mr. and : ter of Mr. and" Mrs. Armen .Curtis Miss 'jCurtis was graduated from Mrs. Don Oscarson, the composer of Yuma, Ari2. .Yuma High! School May 21. the and author of ' 'Sand In Their Young Tanner is a son of Mr.' iThe cou pie pi an to reside pres- Shoes," Saturday. d rA TVTrc TT T.vlo TanriAr Pnvsm Guests met at the Payne, home Fla., where he to the attend vho plan nuptials. ently in McG-illi new on stationed will be of assignAirman Tanner is a graduate early in the evening and all at ment. tended the performance of the Paysorf High School. He has been musical pageant, after which they returned to the Payne home to Dfx' visit and eat. J Dorothy Roses and white iris on "an imported white linen cloth, decorated the buffet table, and guests were seated at individual tables. Bou, r-k c quets of lavender and purple iris decorated the home. Other guests included were Mr. 4 Mrs. Bruce Kelly of Portland, and All 'my friends wear- - pretty shoes. Rir MTTRIFT. NISSEN Mr. and' Mrs. Ardean Oregon; you will agree that oxDear Dorothy Dix:It saddens Watts, Lorry Rytting ' and sister, I terrible. look fords simply unme to read about; so many Ruth Potter,! and! Mr. vand don't mind what jl wear during Mrs. when and wives husbands happy not too much an- Mrs. John Hyde, all. of Salt Lake the secret of married happiness tjiie, summer City; Dr. and Mrs. Robert ywaybut I do dread going back dick; 45 5UCU a amiyic Dr. and Mrs. Truman ""7 to school in oxfords. Lana. band and I have! been married Dr. and Mrs! Richard sen; Dear Lana: Earn some money 11 years and are happier than jl worth Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Dixon; this summer to get yourself a ever dreamed ve would be. Many niceMr. and Mrs. Kenner tKartchner; 'shoW wardrobe for school. frifends make of our and Mrs. Norman Stromness Mr. cerA of oxfords is diet steady fun of us because we enjoy sim Mr. and and. Mrs. J. Rulon Mora dismal prospect. They wnen we tainly ple things .togetner. gan. are can practical but practicality Were , first married we' had all be carried " . too far; sorts of trouble, but we worked .I i. A recent insurance) company 'if;: our problems out,1 never .keeping Send your.' problem to DORO survey indicated that four out of secrets from' each other, confi- THY DIX. Be sure to enclose a five men between the ages of 15 dent that each would get com'I stamped, self addressed ; envelope, and 69who are killed in accidents plete sympathy land understand- and address her care of this suffer- - their fatal injuries while ing from the other.. We've never newspaper.' they are away from work, felt .the need ofr clubs, evenings aw ay f r b m Tips for Teens; each other, or anything e 1 s e i that causes dissension.- He had V a hobby- and I took it ud so we I I I I : " ,.- -' I :: ,. , . . ' . .Woman Shores Hen Of buccesstui. Marriage AT HOME IN ELKO Caren Lee Ramsey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elden Ramsey,! formerly of Provo, now! of Elko, NevJ became Mrs. Charles Leo Paul in a recent-MrsC. W. Paul, also of Elko,-areceremony, Mr. and the parents j of the erroom. Followincr a honeymoon to the Pacific Northwest' the iriewly weds make their home in lko. Both are graduates of the Elko High, School, and Mr. Paul attended the Brigrham Young University for two years. He plans to enroll at the University of Oregon in Eugene in September. ' ; '. School Seniors Enjoy I, I'm--sur- e I 1 j so-call- ed - '.:.;.'....!'.!' ' ' - ' r : . .. -- - , ; Humiliation and Heartache Follow don1 Ul iscuitv - x. I 1 v. Lm.w.J ; ffethpr. Fori us. being together Muriel Nissen j is our. goal, as I think it should My be of every married-couplehusband wants to come home because he knows he'll be praised, coddled, respected and cared for not threatened or nagged. He works odd hours but whenever he leaves ,1 get up to fix breakfast and eat it with him. . And when he arrives home, dinner is ready,. When he's tired he gets irritable arid sometimes loses his temper; ' ? . A tnt avMuAtes from the Provo High lowances for him. A contented husband is seldom a. roving not difficult to Romeeo and-itseive" contentment, s Our nouse Isn't a showplace but it's clean and tidy. If hubby wants a pillow and blanket on the soft while he watches TV, why shouldn't he Most men his comfort? hae women feel that woo'ng is and over when the wednp b"s r'ng. That's just the begmnf l Tf two people would real'z that" fact, marriages, would b happier.i Contented i Wife, j Dear C. W.: Manv other vives and husbands have written. :of their happiness and urged me to - pass their formulas onto1 unhap I. Tlus am' Teaders.i only too py Remember! the two' to do. happy little bears who carry the message,! too:" "Bear and forebear." An unhappy:' marriage is caused by' people who make It a with the attitude "Me for and .me, you for me, too. ".Thanks frv your .letter. tug-of-w- ar, " Dear Dorothy Dix I'm a girl with many problems. The biggest one is that I ca 't hold onto a boy. First there. I riTL Til. 41 anaJ !T ifleii.rim werernie, and Dave, h i went steady with each one for a few weeks, then they dropped me. I stopped go-- ! with Harold and Eddie because they got too affectionate. Alec is my; favorite but he's very bashful. He belongs to the Would he think I was. chasing him if I joined, too?! His- friend, Jim, likes me too. Should I encourage him or wait for Alec to pay some attention to me? There have been other boys but most of them lasted just a few days. Don't get the idea that I'm boy :.; crazy. Alma. Dear Alma: Why should ever umuc sucn a naicuious thing? Did you run out of boys or boys' names? With, this record you're well on the way! to r. Join the writing a its aptiyities will Maybe take your mind off boys. old . i -- J-- es - d, ) i TT Jul Mrs. arnson ivian New Head Of Fehano Club organization of the Mechanical Engineering Wivc3 last Vivian-Harriso- I -- Mum L'" 4-- By E LIN OR WILLIAMS be a: - ' of trouble, heart "Dear Elinor: .Please help ache,! humiliation, and regret. me decide what to do. The boy Q "Dear Miss Williams: 'My s life-tim- e uilding. . On display was the club scrap-boo- k, which Is kept 'upto-dat- e by summer fashion review, narrated Mrs." Robert Brereton, with news by .Donna Gosar. Jxvely .models items, favors, snapshots, and misexhibited an array of sports wear, cellaneous remembrances of th '...!''sleepwear,- casual and pretty aft- various, activities, in which tht ' ' ernoon" creatjon. 'New styles and group participates. popular fabrics 'jin eluding' the ever Individual tables were set vd'ti time saving wash and wear( ma- white cloths and featured an asterials constituted the appropriate sorted luncheon plate as centerassortment.-;! 'r.! Place card favors were piece. NEPHI Mrs. Claude Lomax, Moore, Mrs. from made president, Stanley large, cookies' and first vice- president of the Utah8 and honored the welcomed marshmallows guests resembling a ladies State Federation of Women's Clubs brimmed chapeau large and Mrs. A. A.' Boston, state chair-- i ' ; ' ' Israel has purchased more than with a blue ' plume. man of the department of foreign Mrs. W. J. Lewis, mother of the relations are attending the Gen 33 million bushels of surplus liveS. U. Mrs. Dan ' Rawson and the members from feed stock grains eral Federation of Women's Clubs Convention' which is being held in since 1954, more than any other,: Mrs. Stanley Moore offered vocal Lbs Angeles. The convention began country. Second, was South Ko- numbers after which dinner was June 1 and will last through Satur rea with more than- 29 million served to about 40 ladies including the following guests: Mrs. Lewis, bushels. day June 6. Mrs. James Moore, Mrs. Stella Mrs. Lomax and" Mrs. Boston Mrs. Armand EggertSen, Brandon, will be especially interested, in the Mrs. Ash- Marshall, Mrs. Clinton International Affairs luncheon, as Erekson, Mrs. Lyle Timpson, Mrs. Mrs. Lomax ' has been a state Henry M. Jorgensen, Mrs. Nyal chairman of international affairs Wadley, Mrs. Harold Boyack, Mrs., previous to being elected as first Bonnett, Mrs. Lee Lerwill, Stanley vice- - president, and MrsJ Boston is -.TP mr- T Ivors, xay Tl ntTUj liiewcuju, now in the foreign affairs depart and Rawson Mrs. Dan J. Carter, 'V ment. ; i .Mrs. John ClarkeJ' ; .; 'j Highlight of the evening was a Nephi Women ild Convention! . . - . . . - - . i - u. HIT- 4 , : ; 1 The entire evening was plan- ned and arranged by Mrs. 2o? Bond, who Was assisted by Mrj.' Stanley Moore. It was announced the next meeting will be held Jun 11 at the home of Mrs. Bond. 1 Poverty is no disgrace but that's about o I that can be said for it a n GLEN BROS. n. Music mi Bsfe WE MUST MOVE!" j '. .:! ':-- V': '; ! ; ';'Wi'.'.- Accessories --- Guitars All Sheet Music - Ukuleles Will Ba Sold and These Departments Closed Out I Q I go with has- been getting a little problem is ah embarrassing one. too fresh! lately and now, to put I have a lot of dark hair on my it plainly, he insists that I 'go all arms and the boys tease me about What should I do1 abou the way' with him. I told him it. I'm-12.- , that "... I but that he says it?" 'j wouldn't, if I lovedl him (as he loves me) Ans. Remove this unwanted I would. He says I can prove that hair with a special . wax hair- I love him by doing this. He Is' remover sold at cosmetic counters 16 and I am 15j il don't want to especially for use on face, arms make a mistake, but I don't want anc legs.i It; takes longer than a to lose him.". razor to use, but it removes the Ans. Ai boy who insists- that hair from' the roots and the re- you prove tnat. you, love mm ' growth appears slowly . . . fine, by doing! wn at you believe us unnoticeable and thinner. Each wrong and unwise doesn't really time you use at, less hair grows love you. If he did care for yoa back, so .the regrowth becomes he wouldn't try to talk you into less noticeable and after you've going aga: inst your conscience and used the wax over a period of risk getting into trouble with that time, the hair sometimes disapworn-ou- t line. Don't wait for him pears entirely. It's a good beauty to; drop you. Drop him, if he ever investment, preventing embarrass tries to insist again, becausei this ment. The wax method is also shows it's his only reason for done in some beauty salons. (For free printed tips oh "Etl dating you. If he really loves yoj. and he quette" to improve your manners he'll do as you wish should learn that sex" isn't just a and popularity, send a stamped, envelope, to Elinor pastime for every date or "steady Williams" at can not this result when the paper.) couple - L ; . i - : I .... self-address- .i ' fWi yyywwg vy ss?ry-'- ed , mm l.i.m mm wn ,. iiiiwihii .., nwn n, m nmm n iwin.i.nij.i, i H. $?'""', pf , - ' i) Off A "I ;: J Wiat U-l'l- - a depght it is to learn Frost. It's refreshing, smooth something new about a person dessert I'd like' to serve to Fa we've known! a long time. It's ther's cx&pany tonight. When I like; Tfifldinc n first rfvd it. I knew it was 71 good book over made Morning Milk, for it x. and finding a had that vclvt smoothness that i K fresh idea Cer-.- comes r&k Mcrning Milk. Liza t : taixily the most serves it oxs. for she can make enjoyable peo- - it quickly ahnd of time and a pie to know are have it all ready for company ; . WW TANG The Perfect VfitrW Tasle- - , best-selle- J2x. tift I VTWi4 4-- H. L Saad)ressmgadds'X ' 4 that Smooth, A j L mwM, - i Reeds strings, mutes, bongos, Musical Accessories violin, drum, guitar supplies. . , 11 AAO m3 Q ill I 1 home from work. tnose wno can when sh of I withhold part LEMON-BERRM.' FROST ; ' il to p j uaemseives known at an--j can) frozen i cup L other time. concentrate lemonade t jar) The Professor across the street 154 cups marshmallow whip is a perfect example. We've been 1 package (10 to 12 ounces) his neighbor for 10 years, and 7) frozen or Ireen strawDer-rie- s yet eacn.time we talk to him, we or raspberries find something new about him, (sweetened) such as that as. a boy he went around; the 1 world on a tramp Beat lemonade concentrate steatner.! Or) that he was a and marshmallow whip together Rhodes Scholar. Or that' he's until smooth. Chill Morning been mountain climbing1 in the Milk in refrigerator tray until ' V k. ice crystals form around edges. Alps. j'jl'. of tray (about 20 to 25 minutes) r L st evenihg he and Father Whip until stiff (about 2 to $ visited ion the patio until the air minutes longer) . Freeze in rehad cooled down. When Father frigerator tray until firm (about came in, he asked if I knew Pro- 2to 3 hours). Serve with defrostfessor Jameson had written a ed strawberries or raspberries. volume lof poetry which I Makes about llt quarts. didnft. And again we remarked hat being with him is like read- - 1 remember Papa once saying ing a book that's never finished. There's always something new it's an enduring quality in anyana exciting on tne next nase. thing never to be completely .'.'.'.V.. 1 1 Y -- (6-oun- ce ! (8-oun- ee j j WURliTZER New. Ebony finish; full scale, with bench. . j j j . iTverv Slightly! muni VVUIiLIIkIi K used Spinet. Mahogany . il : I, And so it would be wise for us, tooj to let others see our lives slowly only a particle at a time like sand slipping through an htmr glassj The temptation is greajt sometimes, it's true, to tell our all and all to new acquaintances and friends. But the talent is to give ever so delicately about oneself 'We may never be dazzling that way, but with care ther may drop from these plain oyster shells or ours an occa- sional small pearl. making our acquaintance a reward to those who know iis', something special Sheet. Music, Including Instruction books SMrmer library, Century, Schaum, Thompson, Octovo and Solos. Everything In sheet music. ii known. : Dear Dorothy Dix: Just because they last longer, my insist that I wear axfords. lace-clot- Utilities-B- w - . J h Like Good Books Bear Long Knowing People V of- - ( V: !"' T '&-- read a tribute in poetry composed just for mothers. Members thin selected; beautiful corsages from a table attractively decorated with decorated with a a blue h floral centerpiece and presented, them to each special guest pres ent. the most enjoyable .and delightful functions, of the ryear for the Young Mothers Club, was held Thursday evening .when the members feted their mothers and mother-in-laat the 'Provo One I n , W ' ' lv i I failed Liza this morning for Lemon-Berr- her recipe for y : j!.- ,:, CIIICKERING Console. Mahogany .1. HAMMOND CHORD ORGAN s, ightly used 79500 A large selection of New Walnut, Cherry and Provincial finishes at substantial reductions. Piano prices will not be lower See these now Special Prices On Guitars Ukuleles Harmonicas Buy Now For Future Needs and Saye - g V In your coclcfng! 47500 104500 a-- Dcttcr-b!ondln- r Young Mothers H o Id Ga a Event With Fashion Show Mrs. Lomax, being an instructor at the Juab High School, also had a group of High' School students Fe hano Club members elected Agent,! presented a demonstration ticipating in the Model United parNanew off i :ers for the coming year of skillet .cooking. Several delicious tions Assembly held in Salt Lake in a meeting lield recently at the recipes were made up" by Mrs. City, ; recently. home of Mrs. Austin Tyler. Tyler and then served to those atwas chosen tending.; rj i. were Mrs. Tyler and Hostesses Mrs. Harrison Scott, presiden Kitchen. vice president and Mrs. Albert Mrs. Marjorie ' - Robison, secretary. .' During the War of 1812, the tax Following the elections, club members bot! li heard and tasted the on whisky, was nine cents a galprogram as. Mrs. Tyler, , who is lon. Today the Federal tax alone Utah Couniy HOme Demonstration is $10.50 a gallon. ' I' i Tol-ma- n, ? T7i - ' week, f first Thursday of .each month, starting in October. The organization was formed to stimulate friendship and unity among the members and a broader understanding of .the mechani-cal engineering field. HEADS NEW GROUP Mrs. Gale C. Hamelwright, who was elected president ' of the newly-forme- d . ' , - Bot-tomfiel- Mrs. ' - The night, was spent- signing, year and playing cards after the eirls prepared and served jbreakf ast to the , followFriday, May 29. The festivities began after the ing: Jay McQuivey, Roger Kent Nelson, Dick graduation dance with Annette Hawker Janet Calder, Farrell Bob ' McDonald, Maralyn Daynes, Joan Hales,' Kar 'Baum, Ruth Ann Hendricks, Lynn en Bullock, Kaye Westover and Jim Ann Cottam. Crandall, Beth Woodward, Judy Ha es assisting David ' i.i. to find a Buckner, Georgia Johnson, The!- guests arrived beautiful buffet arranged with the Lyman, Mike Christensen, Peggy motif! of graduation, used as the Myers,1 Ron Hill, Nanette Chris- theme Silhouettes lof 'graduates tensen, Lee Holland,' Sondra Ras- Ileni-Sta- n arranged with prange blossoms mussen, Shirl Petro, Blaine ow roses Swallow,, and Lee adorned the ricksdn, and Bates. room all-nig- ht , zation will consist pt the wives of the fourth and fifth year mechani- cal engineering students and th group will hold its meetings the al- - but I understand ana make ' Graduatibri Fete Scfeool were entertained with, ah books, graduat on 'party given which home of Ann 'Cottam on at . . . ; It tn. , A 1 An , faculty advisor. ..' :, The membership of the organi- n, ; " Mrs."" John M. Simonson, j Hill-ma- In rites scheduled PAYSON :.-r- their-senio- r . AUDREY HALL, The Wives of the Mechanical Engineer Students at the Brigham Young University developed a new organization last week, and elect--e- d officers to lead the group in Its activitiesSv hich will begin next' . fall. , t Mrs. Gale C. Hamelwright is president with Mrs. Gerald II. Lindsey, vice president; Mrs. Hen-;- ;. ry Todd, secretary; Mrsf lerry i Immediately after the ceremony the couple left for their respective high school exercises, where they received graduation certificates on completion of years, y Later they left for a honeymoon In the parks of Southern Utah and will return 'to Payson to !make , their home. The bride was given in marriage by her father, with Eugene Payson City judge, perform. ing the ceremony. Members of the two families witnessed the ceremony and congratulated the couple as light j refreshments were served. " For her wedding and graduation the bride chose a dainty afternoon frock of sheer white nylon with ballerina skirt and simply designed bodice. Her bridal bouquet was of pink carnations combined with; an orchid. : ...j'.f Priscilla Hayes of Spring vjlle attended her as maid of honor, wearwith coming a white lace dress ' plimentary corsage. Paul Ludlow, Salt Lake City" stood as . best man for his .brother. A lovely setting for the wedding party was created in an arrangement of tall white tapers in floor standards tied with bows of pink satin ribbons. Bouquets of white gladioli and fern stood at 'each side. Refreshments were served. at small .table centered .with iris floating dn crystal bowlsr '. . ' The marriage of Walter W. Ludlow. Pavson. and his bride, Dawn Westhoff, Springville, was solemnized Friday evening in a ceremony performed at six p.m. at the home of his mother, Mrs. Donna Ludlow, Payson. The new Mrs. Ludlow is a daughter of Mr.- - and Mrs. Edward Westoff," Springville. f , . TUESDAY, JUXE 2, 1953 Utah County, Utah DAILY HERALD (3 To) o)UV) i. 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