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Show 90th Birthday Observed By Mrs. Paf4er in Salt Lake sr0" " Xv t 7, N MR. AND MRS. CHARLIE " WRIGHT MR. AND MRS. Z. H. EWELL nmven sary lo Be Observed By Pair er in1 Genola Couple Will Have 60th Wedding Anniversary - yji'laburg. :md .Hged will observe (heir 60th wedding to Provo with his famHy In 1918, where he began to run anniversary on Monday with an a dairy. He is still in this busiopen house at the home of their ness. He served as genealogy daughter, Mrs. August (Leah) chairman of his ward with his rv r I 1 to 4 p.m. The family re- Mrs. Wright was born Aug. quests no gifts. 1, 1886, in Wallsburg, the daughThey were married April 4, ter of John A. and Rosella Ann Wasatch 1906,. in Wallsburg, Bigelow Meacham. She has County. The marriage was later been president of the Relief solemnized in the Salt Lake Society, visiting teacher for LDS Temple. years and historian of w. Wright was born Aug. many the DUP. 26, 1885, in Charleston, the son Mr. Wright had a hobby of of William and Mary" Jane which his wife Baum Wright. He was a ranch- - raising flowers, loved to arrange for the chapel and for the temple. He gave A new disposal cleaner Is each of his children I building being marketed now mat will lot, and five of them live in also work in cleaning kitchen close proximity to their pardrains, bathroom sinks, bath- ents home. tubs and showers.xTne cleaner, Their . children include, beTiarmless to children or ani sides Mrs. Lewis, Eldon, Ray and John Wright and .Mrs. Ned mals, works on the principle. Operation or me (Mary) Morgan, all of Provo; John (Rosella) Naylor, granular powder cleaner Is Mrs. gradual and it works best if Price. They also have SI grandleft in disposal or drain over- children and 36 G. at in I t. . v r, n oi - Shop MONDAY & Mothers And Daughters Set FRIDAY TIL 9 p.m. I?KLlLlMgrirLlK er a, Theme wiH be "Petals of Sunshine," and mothers and daughters may come at any time during the reception. Refreshments and entertainment will be furnished. Invitations may be obtained for a small sum from AWS dorm representa- I t . Reception For Mother-Daught- A night Housewives do you have a Jriguing problemwill appear homemakingproblem you can't as ''Polly's Problem" in her solve? regular daily column.' Let "Polly's Pointers go to . Polly will send a brand-nedollar bill to anyone whose work for you ! problem is printed, just as she the 4, Starting Monday, April Daily , Herald's popular colum-- , does for Pointers that appear nist. - Pollv Cramer, bee ins a in her column: She also will new feature in her daily idea Print the best solutions to the problems, and reward with exchange dollar .the person whose answer It's called "Polly's Problem," ' is used. . and it's going to be a lifesaver to the harried housewife who So you can't lose! You'll get hasn't found the answer to a answers, to your questions and be rewarded, too, if Polly uses perplexing problem: Such as: your jToblemoE solutjonp. gHowto raise money for and club groups other church trTo77mTrTright new than the usual bazaars and feature, "Polly's Problem," beginning Monday in the popular bake sales; , "Polly's Pointers" column in much-paint--41ow to refiirish a iron owl; - : - the Dairy Herald. --flowfi crocheTa poodle to Look for women's shoes this over bottle. These and a go spring with a spring to them. other problems are posed in A device that works. like a next week's columns. shock absorber Tias been added To take part in this problem to a number of shoe brands Jo ywrseH, and get make' walking in high heels needed advice about something easier. The tiny, spring embed-e- d that may be nagging you, simin th.e heel can't be seen ply send your problem to but it can be felt in terms of "Polly's Pointers" in care of making walking on Hard surthe Daily Herald. faces seem more like walking The most interesting or in-- on air. dren. home teacher in the Relief So for eight years before moving ciety and some time ago was to Salt Lake City. Mr. Parker CHRISTOPHER IN presented with a gold watch In died in July, 19SSV FILM DEAL recognition of the 35 years she Mrs. Parker has served as qv .,.. 4ii .i.v.-.- i. in the Sunday School. ReM'-'SocietResident," ahdrjip 60th anniversary of their mar- ShThas also worked in all )f held many other offices in, the Christopher, rock 'n' roll sing the other auxiliaries. riage which was solemnized In ing husband of Sybil Burton, has the Salt Lake LDS Temple April Mr. Ewell was born in San- - LDS Church during her earlier signed a multiple film deal with She Relief has been a 4, 1906.. taquin Dec. 13, 1884. He is a years. the Mirisch company, first of Both are natives of the area retired farmer. He has served Society teacher for over 85 which will be "The Return of and have lived in Genola since in the superintendency of the years. Seven." the She still enjoys working in their marriage. Sunday School and in other Mrs. EweU her flower garden and is alwas bom In positions sn the church. " ready looking forward to warm 14 of the are Tfaey parents when she can plant and PROVO STOfil children, 12 of whom are living. days bit. She does a lot of a J71-450- 0 spade are They Henry Ewell, Mona; Mrs. Sidney (Verda) Throck quilting and makes many novmorton, Thomas Ewell, Ernest elty items and decoratice pieces She Ewell, Arlin EweU, Genola; for her home and friends. Elmer Ewell, Mrs. Keith (Bern) reads and sews without glasses ALWAYS WRIT QUALITY an active church Scott, Mrs. Darwin (Shirley) and is .still Jackman, Las Vegas, Nev.; goer . Her children are, Mrs. Loyd A reception, Mrs. Martha Aim McDonald, Bird and Lindsay C. Mrs. (Marjorie) Udean) Cary Payson; sponsored by the Brigham Camp, Koosharem; Mrs. Or- Parker of Springville; Elmer Young University Associated son (Mabel) Lance, Tooele; Parker of Helper; Fred J. ParWomen Students, will be held Paul EweU, Spanish Fork. They ker and Wilma Stone, Salt Lake Friday, April 8, at the Skyroom have 56 grandchildren and 50 City; Raymond Parker, In the Wilkinson Center from Wash; and Ruth Nielson, 3:30 p.m. to 5:36 p.m. superintendent. a- - - "eisarrtedncrivTitiarnT open house at the Ward. Church today from 2 until 6 p.m. Friends and relatives are invited. honored Genola - 'i y from - w rt i 'Sunday Herald 7A ' Parker and for a number of years they lived at Soldier MRS. ELIZABETH PARKER Summit, Helper, and Thistle while Mr. Parker worked as an r.arH!. 51 miuMiti. 1JBL.&. 10., - Mrtnd,Mrt,igostiejLJiL3!av L.GEKLQLA 1966 Ulab Adds New lfis. Elizabeth Parker of Salt Lake City, formerly of Springville. on' the occasion of her 90th birthday. . Mrs. 'Parker, who makes Iter home at 1359 Park Ave, in Salt Lake City, is a native of Swiiv erland." coming to the United States at the age of six years. For a time the family lived in New York, later joining the LDS Church and moving to Utah. County, Polly's Pointers RiNGVlLLE-ManytriendvT Ward Church in honor of Vv Utah I and relatives were present at an open house held Saturday in ' the Salt Lake McKa- y- LDS; o thwi;; I V-4- ----- -SP- APRIL J, SUNDAY, ) tives. Easter Fashions for the Mother-to-b- , e that Dividers Save Traveler's Time catch compliments all season long. "When you take a trip Innumerous overnight volving stops there's a way of organiz ing your suitcases that will save you hours of packing, unand searching for packing, buriedC items," according to The "eewrtry look Ike right look in potitt trie ond cot-Mright for occasion . , . yid i 0inghom chacks and dnim dKm tvrftoM cotton, itzm It's travel Representatives. Is done withNdividers, sized to fit your bags. 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