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Show Dixie Ostvig And Open House Planned For Pair Larsen cf the Jim Johnson Marry their daughter. Judith marriage Larsen SUNDAY, DEC. M, !9 2A Sunday Heroic! Kathryn Nau&le Plans Rites W. Mr. and Pleasant Grove announce of CockrelL to Keith Allred, son of Mrs. Laura Allred of Pleasant Grove and the late Richard Allred. Mrs.-Josep- h Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Naujrle of Dixie Os".vig, daughter of Mr. hou.--e Orem will be hosts at an Mrs. Martin C. Ostvig of and in honor of their daughter, Kathryn Horene Naugle, and David Arthur Oak- Maple Plain, Minn., and Jim son of Mr. and Mrs. ley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Oakley. Johnson, G. Johnson of Sparks, Floyd All friends and family mem!ers were married in the Salt are invited to call from 7 to 9:30 jm. Nev., Lake Temple, Dec. 19. on Tuesday, Jan. 30, at the Orem First-24t- h Mr. Johnson is a student at Ward Hall. No other invitation Brigham Young University, mawill be extended. The couple will joring in psychology, and Mrs. married earlier that dav in the Salt Johnson is teaching at Univer- Lake LD3 Temple. si'.y of Utah in child developMiss Naugle, a graduate (if Orem ment after receiving her masHigh Scho i and LDS Seminary has at- ter's degree from BYU. tended Snow College. Mr. Oakley, who The couple was honored at a graduated from Springville High reception in Sparks, Nev., Fri-- 1 School and LDS Seminar', also attend- day evening wnere they greeted friends amid a holiday decor ed Snow College and is now a of the U.S. Navy. He is stationed at; with a white iiocked tree, red San Diego, where the couple will re- tablecloths, and twinkle lights in side. Mr. Oakley has also completed a angel hair adding to the festiveness. mission to the Eastern Atlantic States The bridal gown of lace, un-- I for the LDS Church. dercored with do soiu with oj-- r 1 v peau j KATHRYN NAUGLE J I v te mertr ,1 O The couple exchanged vows Saturin the Manti LDS Temple. day At open house will honor them on Jan. 2 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dale H. West, an aunt and uncle of the bride, 1235 N. Cherry Lane, Provo ifrom 6 to 8 p.m. The couple will reside in Pleasant Grove, where Mr. Allred teaches at the !high schoc' A graduate of University of Utah, he taught tw yean in Esca-lanand served two years in the U.S. Army. The bride graduated as a licensed pratcical nurse from Utah Tech nical College and is now employed, -I r j a long train which flowed from the waist. A cluster of flowers released her veil and she car- - MRS. KEITH ALLRED ried red roses. Peacock Revolution Struck Mens Clothes During Sixties' Decade World Fashions Cultus Club A sister, Mrs. Judy Paulson, was matron of honor with Gwen South as bridesmaid. They wore (Judith CockreU) What's The Meaning Hemlines? Holiday Party Behind Long Holds green velveteen and carried a large, single white mum. Don Johnson was best man. The couple was honored at a wedding dinner by Mrs. Finn MRS. JIM JOHNSON Another importance is Paulson and Mrs. Jens Johnson , By BETTE KNIGHT LOGAN the Churchill wore WALTER (Dixie Ostvig) at curled What ther the new lengths will the back during By sharply at the Paulson residence. up AN FRANCISCO A Christmas pro-PAYSON r and snapped nearly down in Special guest at the wedding first World War D Blitz. NEW YORK (UPI)-- At the rew long look in Iter. Also of key importance is gram was presented oeiore The went same front. for shoes, was Jackie Simpson of Long Sidney Paulsen. there was Pierre Cardin and Wito the advent of space members of Cultus Club Wed-- ! women's clothes as promoted; what a stdden switchover Beach. The couple honeymooned in nesday afternoon at toe home of this year by Pans couturiers? woma ao 10 ine cioining ouagei there followed a decade that there are new techniques and ties and oner things. ; became known li s more won ior ivov-ias toe Peacock new technologies and fabrics It was the decade of brighter parties were hosted San Francisco and will return Mrs. Reed Money by Mrs. Sher- Revolution when men forsook that reflect the intense solar colon and of bright patterns and by Mrs. Keith Karren and Mrs. to reside In Salt Lake City. oi Wilson and a group of a dramatic We are told to have no fear, the dreariness of their postwar heat of space and retain the Biass was foremocast in this in 'The youngsters wont thro sr. change to partake of the body warmth the ; clothing Under minus the "Christmas Titled against when he decided to "get men style of Inter- - away the mini ovemi6ht; the biggest men's fashion upheaval 400 degrees of outer space when out of the same old dull Street Lamp," it was introduced to every new styles will not make the est s turkey 4v 'since the days of Beau astronauts are in darkness. by Mrs. Stanley Wilson, pro and into shape to more female who wardrobe obsolete. Matrons will Brummell. The prospects are gram chairman, as follows: accurately show their physique 1 o v e i g h supplement what they have h conditioned - There was Hardy Amies of i mo, clothing as and not the vocal "Sidewalks" by phony padding." fashion. a It's who the pioneered by the astronauts I London looks there ta Luann Huff, Mark Marvin and pioneered n MIAu 1 Kiu! The fashion revoution spread comfortable could Is man the a that chief feature Clowns," t ml Kim keep chape W "City Montague; mT a vuui m t s. i vvut n L to the great clothing companies ?u;J i ness event Kim Anderson; a Id current men's fashion. And on the Sahara Desert or in the including a by reading too. and mini skirts Hart pants Schaffner suit, 4 from silk sheer wools, (Continued Page LA) s!nta Bring My Daddy Betty Knight with signifijersey, unlinedl John Welti of New York who Antarctic. Flying clothes for cant implications tc our econo- The multiple sales will benefit gabardine, burlap and textured! was the first American design- -' the jet traveler who can be Marx of Chicago which em41 t n tnn . - - Loreau. by Miine Hurst; 01 u.c And cotton turns up in Christmas and to sev- everyone. Cost sales will go up. my as a whole Nan er of women's clothes to design comfortable in the wintry New ployed not just one but a stable odPants are here to read by a story a stay of dozen a of world's the better basic eral iextaTes and as comfortable in clo(e for men. And Bill Miller of New York and just Mis "Sflent and Women dress to be feminine Wilson; Night" cy basic look with all the new tops U.S. industries. York who changed the habits of the same clothes in Central known designers. Wfytaa bIend, the group. to attract husbands and they by sung to battle from tunic jacket The.1"; 'Ten years ago the average Africa a few hours later. youth. T MrfVw TVin rvd- - The longer hemline always should continue to do so to keep but! Xfi a1tterns1 is newest leg straight male remained safely hidden W'Jg0 Form-Fittin- g It was the decade of toe 1960s a prints and "old lady" florals dent led In a discussion, stat-ha- s preceded a less dynamic them. c'iii in .iri fla a with that saw the Mod influence Already there are sraace age behind the drab anonymity of new a ueuu Far East Prints the!?11 women a in wuviuk in that local jwvmi (Editor's Note: A FREE copy length for day wear is his uniform, a dark three ifluence in firecracker colors on rest home have no one to proLengthening of skirts preceded of Bette Knight's recent book on spread from the Carnaby Street designers - Ruben Torres of nn button breasted and, single suit, uTvrii wwc chattt n tllA suit a lack ground. 'drawing board of young John Paris, the Texas-or- n Mex'cpn- vide their Christmas gifts, and the 1929 crash. Dior's "New .u; more often than not, a button TW mW fachinn. In white and navy members voted to donate one Although red, Stephens to most of the world, American whose knitted, from down Casathe kwU!,iMLpreCed .KNOW, is available to regular shirt," says John D. category are movement brilliant green and yellow dollar each to purchase somethat quickly fitting clothes and zippered recession. Marwiand won tha 9h 5 newspaper. HS&M. President of ; collapsed of its own tawdriness closures remind one of space Gray, (bloom tins spring, the favorites thing. Mrs. Stanley Wilson, Mrs. The hemlines are flashing the look ob. ma free Dietrich ' but one that left powerful suits. Express Personality Or the Finnish-bor- n Tn the, marVot rt miHi are lilaa mauve, shrimp, ala- - Earl Page and Mrs. J. D. signal again. The m person influences at work today. Scandinavian designer Sighsten 'Today he is inclined to seems to be the daytime win baster and gray. Cbristensen were appointed to a,u"uu."u uctuu,B- !nur office). At the same time, to indi It was a decade that began Heerzaard whose designs are express bis personality in ner worn with pants or a short- Shoes will give you a lift this purchase and deliver a gift selecting his wardrobe from the er skirt for contrast spring with higher heels and Refreshments were served by vidual industries, the longer win the close of the Italian era those of the years to come. narrow Cardin's first showing of wide variety of styles and . of little short jackets, platform soles. And bags get the social committee that is hemlines will bring marked coats are favorites Cardigan in soft tote styles. News composed of Mrs. Stanley Wil-- ! stimulation. The very fact that so short that in men's wear was in 1961 and in 'colors now available in men's but ; lapels, jackets bigger the robe coat, tne high, the words of Amies "it was the his own words, toe 200 young clothing departments throughis ta A sho"Wer bag, strapped son. chairman: Mrs. Sterling there is more fabric in the g coat that and belts first time that the bottom students gathered in the Hotel out America. Todav men are u" "1U1 "uo"". IUHca Ballard, Mrs. John Daniels and longer skirts will help the fab- - CENTER UTAH COUNTY which flares, are still around. ric industry. And the fact that Will hold their county meet-th- e Mrs. Darrell Brown. began to be displayed." U1""S5- Crillon "Cried 'oorah! ooranr unafriadof the criticism on scene Fabrics the include; You can reach ahead, back in It was toe decade when men and the London Daily Mail and would have deterred them 10 longer skirts will be a sup-'ti- g Friday, Jan. 2, at 2 p.m. time or out into space for your SUP UNDER KNITS discovered toey could grow the London Daily Express years ago from showing origin plenient to, not a substitute for,; Please bring year's reports, look for Spring '70. A wide Chemise slips are great for other styles, the short skirts, There will bs departmental sideburns, a bobby first noted wrote nice things and said ality in their wardrobes." choice k yours. will work. Jn Paris, and the decade is "bravo and 'marvellous" ard I slipping under clinging knits, as pants, casual gannen season the to ex bikini which young men began grow- was so 'appy." This is the and are soft and retail help apparel pants County Board party win be nylon VERSATILE LAVATORY I industries. periment, create any image you mini-sliping long hair, a hobby first But the world was not yet Mcsday Dec. 29th at 1 p.m. Do you have space going to noted in London's Carnaby want Tne fashions are there ready for Cardin who had used Street It also was the decade big industrial zippers on space waste tmder your bathroom Provo Branch, National As- to help you do the trick. of the Nehru jacket, which suits and broumt in ousiness lavatory? If so, you might con sociation of American met at the Village Inn quickly passed, and of toe suits that were pres de corps sider installing a vanity lava ' SANDWICH WARM UP SEMI-ANNUfor luncheon turtleneck sweater which is (body of instead. a consists It Friday afternoon. whose tory hugging) and still being worn but no longer to sleeves were set high and sink bowl set into a countertop, Mrs. Christie Lund Coles pre When the children arrive formal parties. tapered and whose trousers with a storage cabinet beneath. sided. Following a luncheon, home for lunch, warm them It's the type of lavatory that's member., read original poetry. up with hot toasted sandwiches What will the 1970s bring? were slim and pencil-likWithin a few years every going into more and more of Mrs. Coles read her Christmas of cooked chopped ham, beef Well, it will be an age of space, and the space suits worn by manufacturer in Europe was the new homes being built poem recently published with or lamb lamb blended with e illustration in "The grated cheese, mayonnaise or Intrepid astronauts are likely to copying this look and, without Many of them are being in- a influence men s styles for years shame, they called it toeir stalled in bedrooms, too, since Improvement Era." gravy. The sandwich is the to come, ushering in the jump "Cardin Jacket" Everv manu they come in a variety of furnSpecial guests were Mrs. homemakers answer for premt or a modified version like facturer in the United States iture-like styles that fit into Ruth Excell, Mrs. Julaine Pons paring a quick, nourishing meal CONTINUES MONDAY, DEC. the "siren suit" Sir Winston copied his hat which was most bedroom decors. 1969 and Mrs. Winifred N. Jones. while utilizing leftover meat 1 1 , , v. Pre-nupti- al Fashion Swings Into the 70s 1 -- - L, ' 53.. , . ar f uubua S" te am long-await- DUP Notes close-fittin- Penwomen Hold Luncheon Meet ; ; j s. n ; Pen-wome- n, AL a. SAIL H full-pag- 29, n SUMS WOMEN'S LOW WOMEN'S HEELS DRESS SHOES MISS AMERICA, DATES and DEBS, NATURALIZE, PIERRE Values to $15.99 4.90-9.- Values to $22.00 5.90-15.- 90 90 j MEN'S SHOES 1 "w- Continues . . . J WEYENBERGER and ROBLEE cqq PEDWIN Values to $26.00 Outstanding Values NINA, tlFESTRIDE, SMARTALRE JJ j fl I 0 U ' jj In Every Department CHILDREN'S () and DRESS i OPEN TIL 9 lSy- - .lOiJ. P.f-1-. SCHOOL j MISSES' and U.S. KEDS j SHOES i odds end ends BROWN and ROBIN HOOD BUSTER ; Values to $11.00 Tremendous Savings Thru-o- UP TO 50 SCENE STEALER ence in this glace-lac- e The fabric makes the differof bright, relaxed Acrilan yarn. Permanently lustrous colors include sky, nalettuce green Color-tural, black, mocha, :sand and , , i .r , r . i iui tare-jre- e r movb pjue Eiacas yiay leaiurea roie. 1 1 the Store ut SEARS Provo Values to $7.99 : j 3.90 $ OFF NO REFUNDS 207 ALL SALES NORTH 1st WEST S73-870- 0 154 WEST CENTER Also SALT LAKE CITY PROVO and LOGAN ; I I ; 4.90 ' FINAL 1 |