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Show FRIDAY, JULY 24, Polly's Pointers 1 .Wtvwb- - r Strip Saves I$vou CAv "3nXvov i Chalet Scene Of Party For Bonheur 4. i t j . - CARTER SANDRA Sandra C. Carter Sets August 20 Wedding Day - ct e, their Club Members Work on Quilt itself is worn out HAZEL DEAR POLLY My contribution is for mothers of small children who hve outgrown a car bed but still like to sleep when riding in the car. Mine always did when they were small so I took a sheet or blanket and tucked it iin behind the back seat, let it cover the seat and brought the remainder of the length up over the back of the front seat. When the front seat is occupied, the sheet is held securely. This keeps the children from rolling or falling off the seat to the floor and getting hurt MRS. A. H. GIRLS Keep alert when doing this and do not lean forward or get out of the car .without being sure the children are on the seat itself and not half on and half off. POLLY DEAR POLLY Digging dan- delions out of our yard was - time-consumi- ng at Scares South Pretty Reception Fetes Couple After Marriage lace-edge- Grooming Guide j Reserve Police Have Steak Fry w, ! career . j 1 i j ! i 33-in- ch m. . full-leng- th 35-inc- h. I By POLLY CRAMER is a graduate The bride-eleof Springville High School. Mr. i Swensen graduated from Provo j ... High School and .has attended BYU. He has also served in the U.S. Navy. ed the delightful evening. Mrs. Roger Provo. A Both are presently empolyed Mrs. Dave Crowton, president, reception at Farrer, the of home in the Provo and plan to make a extended the guests' apprecia- is groom's parents planned fol home there following ion to the hostesses. u n ti1 I very lowing the ceremony. marriage. found that a straight claw hammer is the best thing to use to make this job easier. One big Win Bridge dig and up come roots and all. MRS. LARRY ROBINSON (Janice Godfrey) Try this for it really works False-Car- d better than anything I have ever used. J. R. Members of the Ladies LiterOSWALD JACOBY GIRLS two to ten and Let's give a big take By trumps ary Club met at the home of to Assn. welcome another of those inNewspaper Enterprise finesses with nine. Hence, it Mrs. Charles Peterson Wednesfalse-card I was men who usually The prettiest day morning for a quilting sesup to Charley to do some- dispensable come an easy solution with was made this seen have up year sion, working on the club proabout that normal play to a tedious thing POLLY in rubber Duncan a task. by Charley ject. to and he the When paintDEAR POLLY proceeded drop The 23 guests enjoyed visiting bridge game at New York's Yellow of on base cut Oak and clubs Club. Blue Inn. to a Crest Whist tied boards, bells ing queen strips of dummy's pretty while they stitched. At noon a Wedding two inches about decorated and ribbons flowers newspaper uhite arch, flanked by pillars delightful luncheon was served Playing at six spades, South king. in wide. clear water, hold Dip enhanced with blue net, flowers the roam and table. on the patio by the food com has an automatic trump safety South led the ten of spades up one end and strip the surplus and golden ribbons, featured the The bride wore a gown of mittee, Mrs. Lester Taylor, Mrs. play. He leads low from dum- from Charley dummy. played water off with the forefinger decor at the reception arranged nylon organza with lace bodice Charles Hart, Mrs. Rulon B. my. When East follows with the a for South deuce. the and humb. Lay the strips on the thought d Thursday evening at the Sunset and full skirt with deep Morgan. During the afternoon deuce, South plays low also to Second Ward in honor of Mr. ruffles drifting into vol- the members continued the guard against the possibility while and finally decided that floorj close to the base board and Mrs. Larry Robinson. uminous back fullness. She car- quilting that all three trumps will be he could not afford the trump and jlet stand a few minutes. in the East hand. and return clubs. He went up Paint the base board and by the The couple were married in ried white carnations and yellow Now see what happened to safety play. West might win time you have finished painting LBS Temple rites, in Manti on roses and her veil was held with can start removing t h Charley's unfortunate opponent. with his ace and Charley's false-car- d you Wecfcesday. The bride is the a beaded, petite crown. paper strips. There will be very had paid off. West opened the four of clubs. Mrs. Bmse LeRoy served her former Janice Godfrey, daugh little, if any, paint on the floor. It's not smart shopping to The king was played from dumter of Mr. and Mrs. Mervin sister as matron of honor with This also works around window Godfrey of Provo. and parents Mrs. Kenneth Jones and Mrs. 'buy a dress or a coat just my and Charley dropped the frames, etc. M. G. H. and 'because the price is a good queen. of Mr. Robinson are Mr. and Tom Gleason, sister-in-laGIRLS This reminded me of Mrs. Arthur D. Robinson of Janet Brickey as attendants. one. Unless the garment really Charley had heard the bida very recent hint for putting Provo. who arranged a wedding They were in frosted ice blue j does something for you, you ding and had noted that South dampened papers in the bathhad tried to get to a grand breakfast for the couple at the frocks accented with yellow haven't really made a saving. tub when painting bathroom slam. Hence, it was apparent to hair bands and a single Police Provo The Reserve walls. Do be sure to get as girl should him that South would have no and Every yellow rose. a social much water as possible out of enjoyed partners' Mrs. Godfrey greeted guests own one or two basic dresses losers outside the trump suit. sumat the the Wednesday paper strips so they will not the kind that can go to work It also happened that South evening in a blue ensemble and Mrs. of mer and Mr. home Mrs. make white marks on hardwood softens its Robinson wore blue lace, each in the morning, yet take you out was a good enough player to DeVar Offret in Wildwood. The floors. Of This jumper-shif- t course, there is no slim lines with a little blousing added whhe carnations and yel- on the town when dressed up use the normal safety play with steak 18 was if floors are linoleum or enjoyed by fry worry with attractive jewelry. at the dart - fitted waistline. low roses. Max Mrs. POLLY guests. Sgt. and vinyl. There's a blouse with a shirty Paul Davis was best man yith 22 Littlefield were guests. Mr. NORTH (D) DEAR POLLY On the shelf When you shop for a new sleeve to wear tinder it. Both Tom Gleason and Kenneth Jones instru- or in the drawer or picnic pack, A 10853 Offret with entertained hat take two precautions to be easy sowing. No. 3303 comes in as ushers. V76 mental music. top paper plates with a shower Ann Niekon, Karen Kopp. sure you'll be satisfied with sires 10, 12. 14. 16. 18. In size A2 cap for a clean, neat stack. AKJ85 14, jumper takes; 2T yards of Karen McClellan, Alice Durrant, your purchase. Wear the cos Windows sparkle after cleani- -- GAIL EAST WEST fabric;- blouse, 2 yards Mrs. Nila Davis, Jerry String-ha- tume for which you are buying ng1 ;vith an aerosol spray and in look a and Rene Ridgley served the the hat AKQ2 None a Share your favorite home- quick wipe with a soft paper Send 35c plus 5c postage for guests and gifts were arranged mirror rather than the usual VJ9 854 VQ1032 windows If are towel. covered 10 965 J843 this pattern to IRIS LANE (care by Mrs. Mignon Flick. Mrs. small table glass. with a heavy dirt film, select a 107 64 Q2 of the Daily Herald). Box 1490. Eva Brickley and Mrs. Winifred SOUTH liquid- - cleaner which contains New York 1. N.Y. Add 15c for Durrant. Carol May Gee was SPAGHETTI SUPERB a mild abrasive, then wipe with 4k AJ9764 Let Spaghetti Superb be the first class mail and special at the guest book. V AK paper towels. Many professionwere Mrs. feature entree for dinner toSpecial handling. al window cleaners use only KQ7 lb. hot sausage Free pattern is waiting for Juliadean Bond and Mrs. Mar night. Shape 93 clear, cool water to clean winyou. Send 50 cents for our Pat- garet Hinckley, both of Magrath, meat into balls. Cook slowly Both vulnerable dows then wipe with paper towuntil browned and pour off fat. tern Book which contains cou- Aloerta, Canada. West els. South East North Or, use about 1 tablespoon For the honeymoon, the bride Add an 8 oz. can of spaghetti 1 Pass pon for pattern of your choice. Pass 1 4k donned a beige lace over yellow sauce with mushrooms and 2 4k Pass 4 N.T. Pass of; vinegar per quart of water. ensemble with white accessories heat. Serve over hot cooked 5 V Pass 5 N.T. Pass Polish immediately after washPass ing with soft towels for shining 6 Pass 6 4k and added a talisman rose cor- spaghetti sprinkled with grated Pass Pass windows. Never scrub dirty sage. Parmesan cheese. For garnish lead windows with a dry cloth as it 44 Opening They will return to make a use ripe olives and hot peppers. home in Provo. Two to three servings. may scratch the panes. Softened. Shift lliiilili Newspaper Enterprise Assn. When the DEAR POLLY strap on a summer sandal is pulled away from the shoe, attach a short piece of elastic to the strap and then tack the elastic to the strap and then tack the elastic to the inside of the shoe. "Hie jelastic is under the foot and noj at all.- noticeable. One can get continued use of the. sandal 'until the shoe SPRINGVILLE Sandra C. interpretations of familiar bed- Carter, daughter of Mr. and time stories. Community sing Mrs. Kenneth L. Carter, Spring-villing, with accompaniment by Mr. chosen has Aug. 20 as Valentine on guitar and Mrs. the date or her wedding to Har Britsch on autoharp, conclud old E. Swensen, son of Mr. and long-stemme- d, -- j Clever mans showing the loca tion of the Britsch chalet in Snake Creek Canyon served as invitations to the Bonheur sum mer rartv Wednesdaw evening Husbands of members were special guests and the theme was "Holiday in bwiizenana. The refreshing mountain air nature walks and horse shoe pitching whetted appetites for the dinner Dreoared from unique Old World recipes oy we nosx- esses, Mrs. Ralph Britsch ana and Mrs. Stan Watts. After dinner, guests relaxed Wrn-- th beautiful open fire place and were entertained by Amv and Lee Valentine, dressed in native costumes and singing Spanish songs. Mrs. Lvnn Wright delighted thp prouo with clever German f Dailv Herald 1964 Utah Sandal Strap W.tiCi iav Utah County. guests r. MRS. LAWRENCE GREGORY BEDILION (Dorothy McMillan) f Miss McMillan Weds Lawrence C. Bedi lion Making a ho me in Los Angeles, Calif., are Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gregory Bedi-liowho were married on July 4 at Las Vegas.; Mrs. Bedilion is the former Dorothy McMillan, daughter of Mrsu Margaret McMillan of, Lehi. Mr. Bedilion is a son of Mrs. W. J. Coysh of Phoenix. They were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Webster who entertained for the bridal party at the Stardust Hotel. i n, -- The bride graduated from Lehi High School and attended Brig- ham Young University. She was' employed at the state capital and the past several years has made her home in Los Angeles where she has followed a busi ness career. Mr. Bedilion is a designer and builder and a veteran of Army Intelligence De? partment. He attended school a( Louisiana State College and in Phoenix. Open Look For Shoes Remains Popular In Padisian Capital (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is1 another in a series of columns by Bette Knight, written during a trip through the Mediterranean countries where currently fall showings are being; held.) By BETTE KNIGHT Shoes dePARIS, France now have a signed in France closed toe and a strap over the heel. The shoes made in France are much lighter weight than the shoes manufactured in North America. The trend in Paris is for the very feminine open look in a shoe. ; Popular is the mid 2 inch heel with a few high heels being worn. The beige shoe with a stark black toe a Chanel design with a strap over the heel is the most popular and is worn with all colors for day wear. .. . send them making ideas to Polly in care of The Daily Herald. You'll receive a bright, new silver dollar if Polly uses your idea in Polly's Pointers. j A plain black bag may be carried with the Chanel inspired black toe shoe. A plain beige bag is also acceptable. For evening the color, of shoes is either black or all silver or all gold in the same style with closed toe and a shoe strip over the heel. Again, the l. most popular is the The size of shoe is a problem in Paris. All shoes are, the same width and the length of the shoe is two sizes smaller than in the United States. As an example, a woman wearing a size 6 shoe in North America would wear a size 4 shoe in 2-i- n, mid-hee- Paris. 11 IS 111 LCI C3im UlOb IV IIVIC with all the influence the Paris woman designer Chanel has had on shoes, clothes and even hair styles for many years all over she has never been the world listed in the official Association Book of recognized top design ers in France. What a shame because there are so few women designers left in Paris. The designers are almost all men now. 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