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Show THE March24j949 ClubMng t to th. Irs. d s ft home U?st Mrs. L3' A. ; i5i elsn, irtg, Friday evening, March 25, at the Carbon Country club. Plans club will be presented for activities of the club for the current year. s C SUPER 11? ghTh C. p" Mr,7 ,rd l1 V X,y TS -- the dm nstructor e a McJ HURRY! HURRY! "TOMORROW! : ffiv aPPreciav' ession RAYON SATIN GIR1S r tte K hary ' been in sup j of 225 -- 90 Mide Rayon Satin with built P hemstitched, embroidered sholder and lace trim ed; M ide bottoms. In white, pink and blue. ruffled Sues i to 14 A DOOR BUSTER Really VALUE' Come early for yours,; - $1.00 party held Guild 11 w except I crowd (mini Zett proces a churchy Seft, fluffy R0Bs chenille i UE Review be j. --E- VU,,, ,,CIGS1 Lfe Monday erge t iC, $4.00 liman. RY Mens Ox Hide . long-wearin- AT 2.00 quality g A THRIFTY PRICE! More proof workingmen save at Penneys! Where else can you get good Sanforized denim bib overalls at this low price? Unbreakable buttons, adjustable buckles, lots of pocket room. Bar tacked at points of strain. Waist sizes 30-4- 2. Inseams 28-3- Musical num- Alvin Wallace. bers, recordings of old time favorites provided background and music during the serving of re- -i freshments. Committee members assisting with the party arrangements in- -, eluded Mrs. Arthur, Mrs. Ells- worth Jewkes and Mrs. Florence Rich, program; Mrs. Longhurst and Mrs. Wallace, reception; Mrs. Marie Alger, Mrs. Minnie Williams and Mrs. Royal Frandsen and Mrs. Harry Gordon, NEW CENTURY CLUB SETS FASHION SHOW DATE The date for the New Century club elaborate spring fashion show has been set for Wednesday night, April 13, at the Price civic auditorium. Mrs. Henry Ruggeri will be the commentator. The committees in, charge have been Arappointed and include Mrs. Rusthur Rasmussen and Mrs. Mrs. sell Winters, Dee Bertelsen, script; stage, Mrs. Ross Gardner, chairman, Mrs. Ar-n- el Downard and Mrs. Herman Seppi; models, Mrs. Fred Bonomo, chairman, Mrs. James Bergera and Mrs. Antone Dupin; tickets, Mrs. Don Carlow, chairman, Mrs. Robert Hassell and Mrs. Lyle Hyatt; publicity, Mrs. Barney and Mrs. Ross Boyack; dance director, Mrs. Lucien Reid; as music, Mrs. Garth Frandsen chairman, Mrs. Duane Frandsen and Mrs. Wallace Mathis; proand gram, Mrs. R. W. Buchanan Piacetelli. Ed Mrs. 75t 23c 25t Tour Ids .15 Pemeys super TOMORROW! HURRY! HURRY! AMAZING ! UNBELIEVABLE ! Greatest Buy in Years ! Girls Cotton DRESSES I SIZES , 3, 6 6X EACH A BIG PENNEY SUPER SAYING Hi tough work gloves We u we could tell you exactly how much you C 0n these rugged leather palm work gloves! Be j. Ve u t 8 plenty! Grain leather palm, thumb and ne tan anl rel 6trtpe(l cmvas kalT "ith matching elastic. Slip-oand band top C8 ave at this special price. Medium, large. n BUSY BEE CLUB ENTERTAINED Guests at the home of Mrs were Ray Davis Monday evening Bee of the Busy members the club who were entertained at luncheon and enjoyed the pleasant diversions of sewing and visThose present included iting. Mrs. Perry Christensen, Mrs. Fred Jensen, Mrs. Grant ONiel, Mrs Chester Mills, Mrs. George Shiner, Waterman, Mrs Mrs. George Nora Axelgard, Mrs. J. W. Williams, Mrs. Elmer King, Mrs. Jack World, Mrs. Harry Kelley and Mrs. Charles Peterson. On Monday night of last week Mrs. J. W. Williams presided as hostess to the members of her club at her home. Squares All-Si- lk IMAGINEl PURE SILK SQUARES FOR ONLY OUTSTANDING! 1.00 pf light, very soft silk in beautiful colors and patternsl Big, bold floral prints, interesting landscape designs, and geometries! There are no end of ways to wear theml Ascots, bead coverings, belts, short stoles, and as regular scarfs! SEE The Fabrics Percales Broadcloths Chambrays 36-i- n. The Colors Fashions newest Apple Green, Gray... plus Rainbow of Soft Pastel Shades Lilac, A The Details Full, full skirts Dancing flounces Embroideries, laces Contrasting rickrack Super-Absorbe- nt Flower Squares IDEAL FOR TOWELS! PRICED LOW FOR WOMENS LACE TRIMMED four-gor- e cong Tricot knit half slips in struction; long length and in pastel colors only. You'll love them, and especially well-fittin- PENNEY-DAY- S 29x30 Perfect quality unhemmed flour squares. and lintless . . . 'in. Bleached, And dish of towel? ask a what more could you super-absorbe- heres a Penney nt Days price THE SAVINGS! thats hard to beat! Better stock up now while they last! Spring Crepe Dresses BEAUTIFUL NEW SPRING FRENCH CREPE PRINTS IGrey Aqua De-Vie- tti 30c IS WOMANS CLUB HOLDS SPRING PARTY The members of the Womans club had a wonderful time at the club's spring party held Friday night at the club room. Mrs. Bert Ostler and Mrs. Gerald Anderson were the of the party arrangements. Down Memory Lane was the theme featured throughout the progiam announced by Mrs Ostler. The program began with community singing followed with the club prayer by Mrs. O H. Guymon; readings by Mrs Bob Timpson; vocal trio number by Mrs. Byron Thompson, Mrs. Willis Bean and Mrs Marcel Jeanselme; dance number, Karen Ostler. The skit Down Memory Lane opened as Morgan Greenwood sang Memory Lane and When I Grow Too Old to Dream. While Mrs. Alma Anderson and Mrs. Florence Rich, portraying an elderly couple, looked through their scrap book the story unfolded taking the audience back over the years to the time when they first met as a young couple before the first world war. Their meeting, their marriage after his return home and subsequent highlights in their lives up to the present time were depicted in song and narration and in the costumes worn which were typical of the different eras. They met as a young couple While Strolling Through the Park One Day, a novelty number by Mrs. Tex Arthur as the girl and Mrs. James E. Paschal as the boy. Sweet Adeline or his last fling before going to war, was sung by Mrs. Thomp-sp- n, Mrs. Bean and Mrs. Jeanselme and Katie was sung by Mrs. Guy Prichard as Johnnie and Mrs. Nola Hills as Mollie; the first Easter was a corset scene with Mrs. Arthur and Mrs. Paschal getting into old fashioned corsets before donning Easter outfits for the Easter Parade sung by Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Jeanselme; the vocal trio sang "My Blue Heaven while Mollie and Me and Baby Makes Three was portrayed by Mrs. Arthur and Mrs, Paschal. An elapse of time brings the story up to the second world war and the baby, now grown, leaves for the service and returns home with a bride from Ireland. Johnny Doughboy Finds a Rose In Ireland, My Wild Irish Rose were sung by Morgan Greenwood while Mrs. Ostler Irish rose from the portrayed land. For the grand finale of the God program everyone sang Bless America. Mrs. Gerald Anderson and Mrs. Willis Bean were the accompanists for the musical numbers. A St. Patrick theme of green and white combined with yellow set the color note in the table decorations. An informal arrange- ment of jonquils and forsythia centered the table presided over by Mrs. Irel Longhurst and Mrs. Overalls Denim SOCIETY Page Seven SUN-ADVOCA- Blue Lilac aTd6Wamriday Navy TERRY TOWELS Sturdy, absorbent terry ath towels in lovely two oned plaids. 20" x 40" sue. Buy now . . . you save I g 1 Black ALL DRESSY STYLES HAND-WASHAB- SIZES WOMENS PANTIES ,Two bar tricot, non-ru- n rayon ... all around elastic waibt, Hollywood or band leg briefs. Pinlr white, blue. S, M, L.. 3 for LE 12-24- V2 1.00 |
