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Show ":"''" - - f i i - SUNDAY HERALD OPEN TOMORROW TIL 9 5A ... USE ONE OF OUR CONVENIENT CREDIT PLANS 1 SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1963 Utah County, Utah Polly's Pointers 1 I ' - ' ' ..'y...fc-- . . - Sharing Saving Secrets , . t j JERRY SENN - I, - - - - gj CLARA FRANDSEN I Jf- ! ; into an empty tin coffe can with a lid. Put the lid on tight and the1 butts will not burn without SPRINGVILLE Clara Frand-se- n oxygen. vAs-- an added precaution has made known plans for an put some water into the can. autumn wedding to Russell Rawl-ing- s Now I go to bed with no fear of Provo. Sept. 14 is the of a fire starting in the trash MRS. J.F. can. chosen date. As you go around GIRLS Miss Frandsen is a daughter of the ashtrays, carry Mrs. Don Hazel of Springville and emptying to wipe out towel a paper damp Andrew La Vera Frandsen of Provo.' so the they are passashtrays Mr. Rawlings is a son of Mr. and clean until you get around ably Mrs. Alma Rawlings of Provo. to washing them. POLLY An open house reception will be DEAR POLLY When I need held to honor the couple following to leave a note for our milkman, the home wedding at the home of I cut paper in the shape of a Mr. and Mrs. Shirley J. Hunter, capital T, about 1 inches wide. 1007 East 200 North, Provo, uncle Ihf length is the height of the . and aunt of the groom. bottle and I crease it down the Miss Frandsen is a graduate center, write my order at the of Springville High School and her top and put into an empty bottle. husband-to-b- e graduated from Pro- Several can be cut at one time. vo High School. The couple plan Never a note lost! M M. H. to make a home in Provo. DEAR POLLY When packing my cosmetics for traveling, I fill and label prescription bottles with the needed hand lotion, Life Fori cleansing cream, powder, astringent, etc. from my large economy size packages. This not only prevents breakage and spillage A new wrinkle in education these days is the oum but narrows everything down to ANOTHER compact size. ber of students who live at home aPOLLY to commute and junior colleges, GIRLS This would certainly state or city colleges or specialized help solve the weight problem schools, when traveling by air. POLLY Parents discuss the pros and DEAR POLLY We are living e cons of college ex- in f uch an era of mass gift givperience One regret (mainly from to one if fails that ahead, plan ing armothers)! is that while sUch become a very costly and can it rangements are economical, the exhausting chore. You girls who student misses something! in not serv can turn out, at a nominal ;sorority cost, many delightful and usegoing away from home life, or dormitory living with a ful gifts. I use my zigzag machroommate, and the ine for making so many gifts. and independence that are also linens (appliqued Monogrammed part of College learning. or machine stitched) are attractSome families encourage a ive, personal gifts for brides spirit by increasing their or even the graduates. cnild's allowance and the items towel sets and handkerit must cover to acquaint iher with chiefs with hand embroidered money management. initial or signiture make inexOne move student and family pensive and lovely gifts. Stuffed often make is to realign the house animals and toys are quick and hold, especially her bedroom, to easy to make for baby gifts. fit more into the dormitory spirit I remove ribbons from gifts and to provide a place where new that arrive at our home and add friends may meet. them to our gift wrapping box. College pennants will go up .'in Also I use shelf p?per for the family room; records of cur- wrapping and find I save money. rent campus fame will appear by Since starting to plan alfead, the phonograph and times for en- gift giving is no longer a chore tertainment will be staked out to me or such a strain on the when young brother is not to hec- budget. It is now a real pleasure kle. ani I save money, too. MRS. The Vcute" girl's bedroom may V. J. GIRLS It is amazing what shift to; a more tailored, grown-u- p stue pretty gifts can be assembled appearance. The dent usually gives her "dormitory" with some bits of material and POLLY room the appearance of, a studio 10 nimble fingers. room. The easiest and least exShare your favorite homemak-m- g pensive; way to change a room's ideas .. . send them to Polly look is to change bedspreads and care of The Daily Herald. in draperies. You'll receive a bright, new silver dollar if Polly uses your LESS SCRUBBING The many millions who wash ideas in Polly's Pointers. their dishes by hand can cut down on scrubbing time by soaking the TILE SURVEY American NEW YORK (UPD utensils in hot suds first. Then .for durable, easy wash and rinse in hot Water and preference surfacing materials has drain dry. been pointed up in a recent HEALTH HINT survey of home builders, to the Tile Council of In a according medicines safe, Keep your Of 1,500 builders quescool, dry place. Throw away un- America. 80 per cent said they labeled bottles and do not treat tioned, to more ceramic tile use yourself if an illness persists or expect next five years than they you have a serious injury. Call in the at are using present. your doctor. i Correct Walking, Correct Thinking ct Grooming Guide Summer's Not Over: Try Apricot Frappe earmarked. m- 14 ns Apricot frappe is no trouble to dickies in leopard, mink and sable make. Gtir 1 cup of instant non- are prescribed for wear under collarless jackets and coats. fat dry milk into 1 cups of nectar. can) apricot Blend in pint of lemon sherbet, softened, and 2 tablespoons I of For A Meatless Meal, light corn syrup. Turn into refrigerator tray. Freeze until firjn. Co'rnbread And Cheese Beat or blend in electric blender For a meatless meal, serve until smooth. Serve in 6 glassest cheese-toaste- d cornbread squares. Cut and The nonchalant look split cornbread. Toast straight brushed hair is "in" for fall. But cut side lightly in broiler.. Spread it's not as casual as it looks. H$ir with 1 cup shredded Cheddar stylists report the polished hair- cheese mixed with z cup of sweet pickle relish and dos take superlative cutting, and a good hair brusji-- 1 Ya cup of mayonnaise. Broil until ing to keep them groomed beauti- cheese melts and browns lightly. Makes enough for 10 slices. fully. (12-oun- ce 1 well-drain- ed Carol Sue Wilson Will Become September Bride Mr. and Mrs. Boyd same evening in the Payson Fourth of Payson, are an- Ward Church. was an attendThe bride-elethe engagement and apnouncing to ant of the Harvest their daughDays queen proaching marriage ' Morten-sen- , last year. to James Carol Sue, ter, Miss Wilson and her fiance are son of Mr. and Mrs. Angus Mortensen of Payson. graduates of Payson High School The couple will exchange vows and both have attended Brigham Sept. 20, at the Manti Temple and Young University. They plan to will" be honored at a reception the reside in Payson. PAYSON C. Wilson, ct " 95 for 7 for costume strollers Sizes Our new collection of fashion-fres- h Strollers has arrived. TJiese the are dresses that go on in just a minute, live effortlessly, remain wearable forever. Designed in ersey of DuPont Nylon, they wash, drip dry, shed wrinkles, need no ironing, Choose from several styles in the seasons most attractive colors, each of which offers, you the four ''musts" for carefree fashion. 'Dorm7 Her At Home hi uliriiii urn minfn 1. the 2. the generously cut full skirt 3. two side pockets 4. proportion fit or button front paradise by popular demand! stay-at-hom- j?- Mi-Ma-. new, softly rounded toe ! 1 4 self-relianc-e ( s Mono-gramm- t) A y '.'..V,win.'lWA,.W ed iiVWWwW ' 1 v gently rounJeJ toe, lmle keel an J .fIironeJ only- of tne toftert of $i ;. y , l live-at-liom- 7 num paint. A portable battery-powere- d 'Vi ., ... v s - V wonderful Ieatlieni. 79 SEE UTAH VALLEY FURNITURE FR 264 NORTH lit WEST-Ph. FIRST 4-16- 1 Relax in Jantzen sitzer of stretch nylon . .V . ' "1 with engineered heel and inspired fit. Jacquard wool cardig? tuciking anci lace In a tiny provincial patten ra- Both from a collection of ski look separates -- "wiw 1 lodg-er- s alike. Heindselman's ONE WEEK ONLY CAROL SUE WILSON c a Skein and Up oz. Knitting Worsted 4 Skein Also Other Values Mail Orders Promptly filled: turn 99 x ri Stretch by the ftrel for skiers, BMMl FOR CARPETING " dio will give longer and better iCMTTIlRSi . Black or Antelope Brpwa st service, if battery terminals are protected with a dab of petroleum jelly. It keeps them from combined witli fiunlon'i latent i v , Need extra candle holders for a patio party? Cut a hole in a cake of soap with an apple corer. For an added touch, dip the ,soap candle holder into gilt or alumi' l-L'- M more-collegia- te coast-to-coa- , length sleeves 95 j " 'u Va I empty the ashtrays back-to-colle- make the fall and Furry fill-iwinter fashion scene Turtle-nec- k j v - for short sleeves Sept. 27 has been riage to be performed at the Pay-so- n First-Fift- h Ward Church. circled by Jerry Senn and her fi-ance, Roger Huff, for their mar- Miss Senn is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Senn. Mr. and Mrs. Delos Huff are parents of the benedict. was graduated The bride-elefrom j Payson High School last spring. If you correct your thinking, Mr. Huff is a graduate of Spanyou may very possibly correct the ish Fork High School. way you walk. No one should teeter around on high heels every day. Reserve them for special occasions. They're out of style for daytime wear anyway. Stiletto Quick switches add style to heels throw your whole body put of balance. Even if you cojild milady's locksrThe latest Charles walk on them properly, they of the Ritz hair pieces: for exwould be bad for your health and ample, attach to an elasticized posture. ribbon for jiffy placement. The Many of the new daytime shoes switches give hair fuller body have slim heels that give the even and make short hair seem illusion of being higher than they are. If you don't like the popular longer. stacked heels, try the lower slim Quick trick for easy identificaones. The shorter, narrow heels tion of the house keys among the (will be far more comfortable and on the chain. Splash of jungle ithey won't make your legs look a dash ofkeys bright red nail polish Uny heavier. on the ones you want especially Engagement SfAtSyk' the carefree fashion' that spans the seasons, spares the iron Sprin&ville p Miss Tells ashtray, f WEST CENTER . . . Jerry Senn Betrothed; Will Wee! Roger Huff on Sept. 27 PAYSON 250 - By POLLY CRAMER Newspaper Enterprise Assn. DEAR POLLY My hint is for those who like to sew. When there are seams to be pressed, especially in wool, and you do not have a sleeve board, a rolling pin wrapped in a clean dish works beautifully. This towel would , also work for pressing suit sleeves where a crease is M. C, not wanted. GIRLS Fasten the towel on tb rolling pin with a rubber band at the top and one at the bottom. When sleeves are large, try a terry cloth hand towel around the rolling pin. POLLY DEAR POLLY I like to tidy my living room at night before retiring. Instead of dumping all the cigarette butts into one large : 7 Now! In Provo! the famous just wear a smile MdajantZCll PANTS J98 SWEATER 1995 ) shape the flamenco shirt! 6.00 00 Jewelry, Optica! and Knit Shop 124 West Center ; Phone FR 93 Wr a Standout romantic took. So finely detailed! Button-bac65 Dacron poiyestcr, k. "- - ttm. |