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Show ajMiftaiWh J MiHtM.Mi. mTlBi Jl l'li li 10 1 from (llpplnr o IMt HCIOHE3 LAST TIMES TODAY oa. 1 1 1; NEWS-JO- l m.DEK 15( USAL 1A(E THREE BROTHER ORCHID AND HIS GIRL Memories ICapiflol : L Evening (iim ByrOM Miss Delone Bradford, daugh- ter of Mayor and Mrs. I'. E. 10 YEARS AGO Miss Katherine Wight was Bradford of Corinne, and Miss killed in an automobile acei- - E'unin Earl, daughter of dent just, north of Perry, wven bishop and Mrs. Leo Earl of a ear driven by Miss Dorothy folding, were selected Thurs-Latse- r tolled over, after a da)' night at the popularity danee at tne Crystal Springs to t,re blew out. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Knud- - ??mpet5 wilh lflearx'r Krls 'ver and Ma- ser. at. n.nce the wedd.ng of'j01 for 1110 honor of their d.iugnter Wanda to Her- - Iad fpteen of the M Men and Glcnn- licti C. Hamilton of Ogden. yomlis Funeral services wete held er girls to lx held in ltrigliaiu in Ogden foi William A. Seuv-e- t on August g and 1. Mis.x Brad-lors, lather of ltav Sea vers will represent tre Box El;o der .stake and Miss Earl the KARS AGO Mrs. Kirke Martin enter-tair'- B ar Uiver stake. At ten o'clock, the thirteen at dinner tor Di and Mis. E. A. Strandquist, Miss girls from the various cities Alice Eddy, Miss Grace Hal- - UId towns of the county who verson. Lament Glover, and rrtered the contest, were troducod. Music for the dar.ee rer.ee Hansen. Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Strand- - " as lurnised by a girls' were guests at a lawn costra l Deweyville. ,The committee in charge party given by Mrs. Ira W. sislocl Ray Barker, chairat their home on South and Mrs. Richard Second East street. Among man, Mi.Miss Yvonne Larsen, ire guests were Mi. and Mrs. Hansen, Palmer, Miss Ruth Frank Euti, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Jacobsen, Mr, and Mrs. dc2lnsor' and Earl Freeman. e and C leaner girls R. Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Jack tle Bear River stake are Iverson, Mr. and Mrs. Lester arranging a canyon party to Hubbard. be held in Logan canyon on D. L Eddy of Phoenix. Anz lhe pvoni of July 16 lh(, is visiting his sons, Wynn and . tak A. L. Eddy for a few wdeks. Mr. and Mrs. James L. Bush of Ogden were week end guesic Priest Family at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hold Reunion D. Lorin Rees. Mis. Zina A. Nelson, wife The Thomas and Margaret of Cut ! Nelson died at her Stokes Priest family held their . i n n annual reunion Saturday and Sunday at Box Elder county 25 YEARS AGO There were 120 memBishop and Mrs. P. N. Pierce park. ol Penrose spent the Fourth bers present and a two-dain Brigham visiting friends and ptogram was carried out. Mr. and Mrs. Priest are the par- relatives. ents of twelve children, eleven of whom are living, together THE WORLD WAR .2." N EARS AGO with 67 grandchildren and 52 Austrian army began great offensive on Eastern front. Those present from out of German drive started in town were: Mr. and Mrs. Bert North Poland. Hunsaker and family of Ru- pert, Idaho; Mr. and Mrs. Lee Frodsham and Mrs. Kathryn HOME (OAsT Nelson of Rockland, Idaho; Miss Helen Jarvis returned to M and Mrs- - Lylp Ppaspn of this city Thursday night from Pos Angeles, Calif.; Mr. and San I rancisco, Calif., where jrs jop pr;cstt ar,d Mrs. a with she spent month visiting Lynn Priest and Mr. and Mrs. her uncle. L. E. Howard. Arvil Priest of Burley, Idaho; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barnes and Mr. and Mrs. Don Hyne TO TOUR PARK Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Merrell and famlly of Twin Falls. Ida.; .da': are leaving this morning by J,JPr'n I3'0SI 2 ar'd M,s- David Pucst, Mi. auto for a tour of Yellowstone and Mrs. Lamar Priest, Mi. and Mrs. John Favors and Mr. s,d? lour-.stak- colol s. e Bridge was played after dinner. the prizes going to Mrs. W. Dean Lewis and Miss Doris Davis. Miss Ida Smith, Miss Ruth Stokes and Mrs. Elmer Jcppson were guests of the dun. Two new members are Miss Grcttle Shaw and Mrs. H.tiold Glenn , d . n - JIlEON tsTTmlAL ll 1 MIORTS CANDY FREE! 10 ERROL children attending our Matinee P. M. to 3 I. M. sn t:i v SUNDAY 'I I and tiOMH) SEE j LS1)) j .. VIVIEN LEIGH it her first jreat picture since wind gone turn now playing with liOBEKT TAN LOR in the screen spectacle hie WATERLOO 3RIDGE , ALSO THIS :nd BIG Picture i - Cool Meals For Hot Days Kathorine Fisher By Dneio, Good Housekeeping mmute No matter to what heights the meicuty soai. your family has to eat. You can do much to keep them in the mood foi food and to make the dog days more bearable both for them and foi you. if jou have Million Club BOSTON UP i simple meals. Even the most appetite picks up at the sight of efreshing food daintily sei ved. so humor your family a bit! Setve fruit fiequently. too; as a colorful ralad served after the main course or instead of a drinks. Tempt listless appetites or in fruit-juic- e with vegetables vegetables simply cooked, but artfully seasoned; vegetables crisp and cool in salads. Then there are soups. It is always well for good digestions sake to include at least one hot dish in an otherwise cold summer meal. An easy way for to take care of this is to seive one of the savory yju canned soups as a first course. Or if you have a hot main dish and crave something deliciously cool KATHAtlHE EtSHl first course, why not serve a jellied for ot Director somme? You dont have to make it yourself, you Lood Housoketiiint cnow for jt COmes in cans and has only to be thoroughly chilled before seiving. Serve some of your meals outdoors, if you can, or in the cool of the poich. It will be a welcome change from routine. Hete aie some recipes to help you. summery, Thrifty -- After Ue neat-wor- n club of South Bosto"n i its ciub house and land $18,000 to the Federal gov-traeas part of a new hous-r- ? "d des-.er- project site, members re-gthe buildng for S105 across the street moved it another lot. LIKE ATTORNEY OF PNEUMONIA SALT LAKE CITY, July 1- 2B Irvine, attor- L and former president of f s!ale senate, died of pneu- today at a Salt Lake PAa! He was 65. n AIT ra Sl'PPER UNDER THE TREES ' Sliced Tongue Sauce h Scalloped Macaioni and Cheese Sliced Tomatoes and Cucumbeix Butterseotch-ChiiToPie Iced Tea Horse-Radis- 'If a"d Mi J Idaho It'ey. It friends in emnj. Clark of were visiting Brigham last C. n Horee-Radis- ZTc.t Sauce lt llounieeping cups and jpoon tve). IKo lD(it"i -- iiproAed r 2 tbsp bvttlsd radi'h. drained hettvj cream drnayonnape tarragon or cidT vinegar Stir VShfp the cream until fairly thick, then fold in the mayonnaise. in the vinegar very slowly, then add the drained horeradi.h, mustard, salt a meat as Or turn into serve well and accompaniment. Chill and cayenne. the freezing trav of an automatic refrigerator with temperature control at normal yetting, and chill until firm. Then cut into squares and verve on a ned of lettuce (eaves. Serves 6 This is delicious with cold sliced meals of any kind i', 3 ( h) Bulleroeotch-CliifTo- Pie n (letied by Good lloutekeepmg Imtitme) ur IttaL Tae ln&1iluteftpproved moqiurine cup? and spoon. 1 e. scalded milk baked pie shell 1 2 tbsp. bntier envelope plain, unflatored tsp ult gnijiin ii tbp.i cold waier J'j ts p vanilla sept. ruled e rnulied ti t Drown ingur, firmlj perked in Soak Efleon in eold water 6 min. Beat ec vo'ke . yradnalW . while btatniR Add butter end brown Biigar. then add milk eradually. . about 6 mm. Add then .nok in double boiler, atlrrin until cuatard-lil.rbeaten eyg in Fold stiffly vanilla. add iti.ul di olvd Cool; ie . mi o wbieh eranutoted augar ha been beaten. Pour into pie .hell hill (hill ant e.tra pie lillinf for lunrhenn ami et. urr ,h,t. l't de'ri. 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Drain, ma.,b theri ,ec Wa'b pare, and boil the imtutoea untilof tend.r. the the egaai.dli. up. of the ,ul. and half s. miner the eodfi.h. covered, io boil...Ecodllsb. m I" and arrange akin and bonea. rirnov and ehnmp .trom which black e.o baa hernf double toUCT. add tb. nnnr in W .emit Meanwhile, melt thethe butter bouillon rube. and ni't well, l'nen add " ' aalt end IC". , and the milk, remaining he boiling water, i t rued remove Iron, heat and addah.rry Prur e d ll.e peon arrange the maahed pntatoea -arnui B " e, hrapmg ihrm up lo ir.kr a ism-l--r : 1 min n until t.e sraM min. hr u nl.ie under 111.5 bioi'er ' il r b tw r. t r to I'WMt'.WJIJUi mira LAS Mrs. Reid Oyler Hostess To (Tub Members pf the Q, O T. club were entertained at the home Mrs. ot Mr. and Eberhait .undid Thursday evening, with Mrs. Kind Oyler as hostess. A Spanish theme was earned out in the decorations and menu, the small tables being cenieied with Powers in gay Edward G. Koiiinson plays the gangster who goes gunning for culture with the aid of blonde Ann Maie Sothern in Brother Orchid, the comedy hit opening Sunday at the Roxy Theatre. I HE 1IOI HIE - in Cool as a Mountain Breeze Perfect Projection Sound Supreme tlMES IODNN Joan Bennett Si; the ( ROSS "M BN" 8 M .Mesiputeers I In KONIT I Elt with John Wayne witli Matter Inlgeim ami Lloyd Nolan - MONDAY TUESDAY EBWGOROBINSON SUNDAY Visitors Entertained B.v Mrs. ('all on and Bishop Freeman. Two oeal duets were sung by Misses Daisy and Sovena Mad-seLet The Lower Lights Be Burning" and My Father and Mrs. Dale Buse of Ogden; Mi. and Mrs. Henry Clark and daughter of Idaho Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Siokes, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Stokes and families, and Thomas Stokes and daughter, all of Bothwell. George Raft I' Its Mrs. Phyllis Petersen Budge Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, and Mrs. Mary Call Cornell of Honolulu, Hawaii, were guests jof honor at a delightful canyon Knows." William IIill pro- party given by Mrs. Howard nounced the benediction. Inter- Call Wednesday evening at the ment was in the Wellsville summer home of Mr. and Mrs. cemetery, C. A Halverson of W. Vosco Call at Willowniere. Ogden dedicated the grave. Fourteen guests were invited John W. Owen to meet the visitors, and after a delicious supper, bridge was Laid A Rest IIITIKK FARMERS TO Prizes were won by played. ENJOY OlTING Mrs. Edward Ward and Mrs. Funeral services for John W. 1 The Future Farmers" Delos Thompson. The hostess Owen, who died at his home in under the direction of also presented gifts to Mrs. this city Tuesday, were conducted Friday afternoon in the iPicsidem Jay Christensen, met Budge and Mrs. Cornell. Fourth ward chapel by Bishop at the high school last night Wilford Freeman. There was and decided io make their an-- Clttl) Entertained nual trip to Yellowstone na-- ! a wealth of floral tributes.- By Ogden Hostesses t tonal park They will leave an with The services opened Mrs. Johnny Hansen and 2!) and be will 'July gone five organ prelude by Mrs. Thelma da vs. Mis. Darrell Woodland of OgAbide Kotter. A vocal solo, den were dinner charming Wilh Me, was sung by Mrs. hostesses Thursday evening at SNI.T Florence Richardson. LAKER TO ADDRESS Henry the Idle Isle for members of Wight offered the invocation SACRAMENT MEETING the Chcrie Antic club. and Mrs. Richardson sang I A bowl of pink rose buds Kenneth Bennion of Salt Lake Know That Redeemer City will address the sacra- - centered the serving My table Lives." ment meeting in the First ward w.tich was set for twelve. The speakers were William Sunday evening at 7.30 p. m. Bridge pri; es were won by Waddoups, former bishop of the Theie will also be a special Miss Edith Thorne and Mrs. Mark Hone. Miss Thorne was Juniper ward. Ottis G. Barger- - musical program. a special guest. of j ANN SOTHERN HUMPHREY BOGART Donald CRISP .Ralph BELLAMY j offi-cet- Allen JENKINS f BIG PROGRAM AND ON THE SAME i ! j , t I , Afternoon Club Meets Mrs. Fred Sorenson, Jr., was hotess at an informal party yesterday afternoon at her home, entertaining her club ot by JOSEPH MW M TIIE Clipper plane, headed for Hawaii, shot like a winged bullet across the vast expansp of the Pacific. Joyce was one of its passenpprs. She thought back. wondertnR just what had caused her suddenly to decide to make the trio. First there had been her conversation with Sam Blayman at the studio on the morning after she had Dhoned Phil. Sam had mildly upbraided ner when she told mm she was leaving for Reno in a few davs. So you aren't going to take my advice. Joyce? You aren't going to Hawaii to see Phil? "No. Sam. Why not? It was good advice. Are vou going to let Lanva nave him without a battle? Dont you think him worth fighting for? I've done ail I can. I telephoned him laN night, but it was no use. We only ended by getting angry at each other. Oh. my dear! You shouldn't have telephoned that's no wav to landle anything as important this. You should go to him. like I . . thought Joycp. it yES. who had swaved her. was Sam Then a talh she nad later with Roger Channel had definitely decided her. "Do you still plan to go to Reno now that the picture is finLihed? Channel had asked. He had seemed a little too eager seemed to relish her divorce plans a little too much. Joyce had not liked this, and had remembered Sam's suggestion that Channel might have deliberately set out to cause trouble between her and Phil. "I think so. she answered him but I'm not quite sure iust when I'm going. Well, I wouldnt put it off too he advised. "The sooner .long. such things are over, the better. You 11 find that vou will feel so much better when it's behind vou. Perhaps. she said slowly, but I've been thinking I might fly out to Hawaii to have one more talk with Phil before going ahead. Oh! Channels face fell so perceptibly tnat Joyces resolution instantly hardened. Could it be that she had been unconsciously plav-m- g into bis hand? Had she and Phil reached their present impasse because Roger Channel had slylv maneuvered them into it? Yes. she said. "I think I shall. I want to bo perfectly sure I'm not making a mistake. So now. sne was on her wav to Hawaii. The trip might be futile, but she felt she had to make it. Perhaps she should have let her unpleasant telephone conversation with Phil finish things, but she couldn't. She had to talk ,to him once more in person. After all. he had never actually said he wanted a divorce. To be sure he had said he thought their marriage was a mistake." but it wa; she who had leaped Into divorce preliminaries. And after she had done so he was probably too proud to ask her to drop the case. . . . WHENwasshea reached Honolulu. little frightened. Her hear "j urine furinurlv and vlic !' iv ik in How vur wint would w,.id r ,i - i V. u',' Pllll sa and picwseu ti-- h; b" n M;.p:i ;:.e nau 'nv, FUSS,tllS rlt t'MM CHAPTER XXXIV told vou. eight with a dessert luncheon. Gladioli in shades of yellow liMtxaK tea. the and lavender decorated rooms. that everything would ImmediateMrs. Milton D. Peters won ly be all right? Or would he still the high seote prize for bridge. oe eold and distant? Half an hour later, all these Special gue.sis were Mrs. Norquestions were swept away and man C. Jenson and Mrs. J. made meaningless by the shocking Chester Knudson. news she received. She had registered at the hotel Announced and was on her way to her room, Engagement R. Tingey anMrs. Annie following a bellboy along a corridor when a dcor opened and Lan-v- a nounced the engagement Friday was. a changed of her daughter. stepped out Dantzel, to Lanya u Lanya whose poise was Ralph Anderson of Salt Lake were .eves whose gone, as though from weeping, whose City. The marriage will take place lovely face was pale and haggard. Monday, July 22, in the Manti Joyce stopped but. before she temple. could speak, the other girl suddenly rushed at her and threw her arms about her. Waterloo Bridge Oh. Joyce!" she sobbed. Isnt isnt it horrible? Joyce stepped back in startled At Capitol Sunday bewilderment. Vivien Leigh, a ballet dancer, What? she asked. meets Robert Taylor, a captain Havent vou heard? When Joyce shook her head. in the British army, and soon Lanva seized her arm. quicklv the two fall in love with each drew her into her suite, and closed other. Robert obtains permisthe door. of sion his regiments commandJoyce. Phil's submarine had an accident. Last night at midnight. ing officer to marry Vivien, It it's at the bottom of the sea but before marrying her his is ordered to the and and they cant get the men regiment out. front. She soon reads in the Oh. no! papers that he had been killed. Joyce's hand went to her throat. Months later she is at a railShe swayed, thought she was go- road station when returning ing to faint. Then, she gasped Why cant Robert, who had not been killed they get the men out? Are they but merely made a prisoner, sees her at the station. His surp? Isn't thpre anv hope? "There's still a chance, but so joy is indescribable, for he had many hours have passed. Im Im thought that she had been waitafraid the chance is slim." ing for him. He takes her to Rapidly. Lanva explained the his home in the country and circ imstances ot the disaster. her to his family. I ve bepn listening to the radio introduces constantly since early this morn- Their engagement is announced ing. she ended. The last report but Vivien, that she was that the men aboard were still could never realizing be happy as his alive, but they've been down there wife, leaves secretly and reso long. . . turns io London. JOYCE sank onto a sofa and cov- ered her face with her hands. Naval Pilot Lanya came and sat beside her. out an arm about her A sudden Survives Crash bond sprang up between them in HONOLULU. T. H. July 12 this crisis a bond of fear and de(UP) Ensign E. J. Luck, navy spair. Tve been thinking of you all pilot from the U. S. S. Lexingday. Joyce knew how much you'd ton, lived up to his name today But lets not give up when he survived a crash that sufTpr. hone demolished his plane 'No! Joyce uncovered her face virtually and clenched her hands. I won't while taking off from ar emergency field on Oahu. give up nope! They must be resLuck a without cued! They will be! escaped Lanva suddenly lumped up. Its scratch and his observer was time now for a news broadcast. only shaken. I'll turn on the radio. Two other planes from the She did so and. in a few mln-ite- s. mid-ai- r a crisp masculine voice filled Lexington collided in officials refused today. Navy tne room speaking excitedly. Flash! The men trapped aboard details, but said there were SX-2 have no injuries. the sunken submarine been rescued. Though divers were unable to clear awav the wreckage which blocked the escape hatch, Heinz Company To the men, wearing Mornsen lungs, finally came out through a tor- Help Refugees pedo tube and were picked up as PITTSBURGH, July 12 (UP) they rose to the surface. All thoe Howard Heinz, president ot trapped were rescued. . . .No. wait! Heres a correction. the H. J. Heinz company, an-- ' Im sorry verv sorry. One man nounced that the company has could not and cannot escape. The issued an invitation to all of submarines commander. Lieuten- its several thousand British emant Philip Randall had to remain to send their children aboard, as one man is required to ployees Can-- i work the controls when escape is j to the United States and ada for the duration of the made through a torpedo tube. war at the companys expense, Neither Joyce nor Lanya listened longer. TTiev sat staring at The company will pay for white-faced each other and silent passage of the children and find homes and support them tTo be eonttnufdt t The diaractcr. in this sertul are in t o tv'.o countries uni.l the war is ovei ntiitiuusi . clOOVJN (1 ;u ne EuafoyfiBEtH BitW Jsr r ed 'University of Michigan dramatic class for work. It was during a college HOLLYWOOD FILM SHOP post-gradua- I play that a talent scout offered her a steady job in a summer stock company in Northport, ! Ruth (UP) Hussey doesnt boast but she says whatever success she has achieved as an actress resulted from the fact that she knew what she wanted and set her course toward that objective. Because she wanted to be an actress, Miss Hussey began planning for a career in the theatre when she was a child. She even gave plays in the loft barn at of her grandparents Providence, R. I I have no sympathy with people who expect to get something for nothing, she declared. I dont believe anyone deserves that which he doesnt earn. A person should decide on, what he wants, then pre-paand work on it until success is realized. blue-eyeAnd black-haireMiss Hussey apparently is well cr the road to success, judging from her work as "the other woman in "Susan and God. Born in Providence, Ruth led the life of an average American girl. After graduating from Classical where High, she was not only outstanding in dramatics but edited the school magazine, she entered Pembroke college. "Instead of majoring in dramatics, I took an ait major because I decided that art, music, designing ard related fields would lend themsilves to a mote rounded dramatic career. But I did make sure I had enough time to devote to acting " She also joined the Provi dence Players, a Little Tneatre group, and played in their productions for two seasons. to learn all she cou'd while she could, she joined the HOLLYWOOD rt Mich. "Much as I appreciated the offer, I still felt that I needed So more varied experience. when I heard that the position of fashion commentator on the radio was open in Providence, I wired home and begged for I had never an interview. spoken over a microphone,- but I had been reading aloud for years. I got the audition and the job." After a year of telling New England women what to wear. she left for New York. Then came more stock and eventhe role of Kay in Dead tually ' End." This led to Hollywood through an offer from for a screen test. 1 feel I have worked hard preparing for the thing I wanted. Screen acting isn't just repeating lines and making faces it is a combination of voice, ; ' carriage, appearance, under- and personality. That's what makes Ruth Hussey the girl who knew what she wanted, went after It and achieved her desire. Now her aim is to be a better actress and we behove if hard work will do it. she should win again. standing ' CENSUS SILENCES CITY HOLBROOK. Anz. (UP)-T- he old ballyhoo of "how our city has grown since the last census" is strangely missing in Holbrook. Charles Furrow, census enumerator, finished the job of counting noses in the city and reported there were 1,065 inhabitants 52 fewer than in VB0. News--liiur:iu- l Ai)s Bring Results BETWEEN friends nothing: carries quite so much waimth of feeling is quite so personal as the exchange of photographs. Wouldnt you like a new . OIK i ... , the COMPTON STUDIO |