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Show - .1 AtondayrOltolift-24;- , 949 -- 1 THE DESERET NEWS - November Nuptials: - . , ... '' , ' 4 1 - A . '' 1.4";' 4 PO' announcement of the betrothal and approaching marriage of their daughter, Marian, to Richard P. Lindsay. The prospective y bridegroom' 11 a son of P. Lindsay of 4788. South , I; . - 't ' 4071, , , , t - , '- , - -' -- ; t . - 'ace i - - . ' ,,, , , 4, -I , Swiss-Austri- , ' C'dlonial Dames To Meet ' 1 Members' of the Iscalants Chapter ,of the Colonial Dames the Seventeenth Century will be entertained Thursday afternoon. The hostess for the ,v 0 , . . lic...... ih Ill7"""rt 1 1 Ida V.,. 11..k Louise Wire. state YOU'LL WEAR ; 't worn to fill s out blouse or scarf. r YOUNG FAVORITE - Almost all children like Jelly or preserves, so why not treat your child to a jelly i . E - sandwcih i n Ihis school lunch tanwrow? Spread it on soft slices Of buttered enriched - I Royal Table Queen Bread., This will always be a fav- , , r 4 Table Queen Breed Makes I .tottst - S4;rtawkhes " " 1 gonoommoomoolon.;.mo I i , ,.0 ..116' . i i , - i I I i I I , hvil - , c Itr, i IL 4 4,4k,..1 er-,- u 1 , -- T.. 1 r.00 - , ' , ,,, , , - - tler . i ( , - nn an onO f pi, ca - . V ' IcirlIC , ... oof,. , ' . . p, pok-w- . ut.: efl tes' . ., . . , . ausume , o of course, it's electric! o b..."1.110 t i. ' ' ' .. - ..,,,,, e4 10 k .---1 , tpr 1 ti-,- A16. , ,, , ., - ,.....,, , . f tl) , . '' .4J-7;''sc , .'.. 91 '' . Z ',1 - .. t,E.,a, A - 4, . a . A :P j,, ? EF , 404- - . ta - . .... 7 - , pr,, v. 4 Sol,,,... .. 41 . . -- ,...-;:,.- . ,-- ...-- ''''..., ....--- .' --: wr.,:r1---. 1 ,t g' - ,f-- Digest" contains ism diagrams, plan$, everything vs. help you ply for your ideal hitches. Written by len kading kiachemplanning authorities who write for g and betneldanniaa ','k'4'4;:.; , 4 , t ,.spal t - 0 1.: I.:. At: , i P I i: Vit .,, I :'', , r I f ; .: ' . '. & acgrie ... ... , -- ' ; looseni Mimic "Jive tiny pow "Wes abreact ma'am sews. rrantre voided. bummed. lap mot vartoms and NOV. I cabmen keep cooking yams& eaed food soppiove voltam snub mat- I g t ' ': . , : ; . , .,",. ','' , , - 1 ".:.. l',i ;I. '. ''"' ' ,:" .:' The Electric Dasetrasher boodles est sale draws mud Oboe, bet pass sod pais as evil. sod dna deem, wide. cies. eit , OP ssamma&owls coin. s. Flaw al and otiodate. , I., 4 C y to Mssag CO' I A ow: .. p, , c tr."... ,, - ,J . ' I '- - , ,1 ' i, . ; .. 61111 -- v., - -7-t- er ,,.- , - ,, - ' N -- : Vil .ta'4 , v tr,; i - 11,, , I , itill:: s 4t4, "; r-- - ' 't., .y . .:,.... - . ; k. - woman 1 INPULAILY We make rest. toittnot sett sae eller se 31'44 el,b 00 SELLS MUMMA WNW SOAP. POI IN TOUR NOME V 80 WIS. Watinehatge adectric foodsolitoro amd..s, et $at& Weedealamee Adroof-a- s Meek gaffe bakers. Seekers "Justur writreetteotopymieis , rotone Hearing Center, 101 Atlas Bldg., Salt Lake city. inomaloned a SILIG. os yogis hand& Coats you . brio ma'am sow BE SURE TO GET COMPUTE SOAlk. chase price M. WRIGHT it be retuned. lloproods Avenge Illy. Newedo ma boy poi MIS . .4111 y A Vacuum Clamor CONTUT ' MACK you bought 1147 110141.4 Stosof b per tame . aa- a- .1.1 end the MPS. FRED' C. FORBES MRS. CLIFFORD DANIELS 674 Lbw& beet ' sot completely ttdeli just mum die tesmainz ponloo ill the tattos, to the Safeway Sion from wbic 1011 . hese . Prc".111s superiority. If you are fied with White Magic Soap MRS. REED Ott. Utak svantoit;e4 - trsos cif WIWI AKIO LESS. I , -- - Will , ile t00 Sikes SIOSTo d'Iwyse16411100'001almollowalsse. Soap I .1 pealeatelaftes. Were Mak, yew dierepoiee. Sails g rC-- P..:$ .'' eusismaskally. it ci c) '.'.4 " No bp inn loor.rari le keeP sii.rmil:e surfuelscoveru 1E724 e ilk 11 011P-LINZ unto Wel& alT 7 4 4 Wastagiame reemew seem likemort eapelim Imasta. beam worm maks etemplee noel ell ey me Hum Imele oo , . MI MOMS' VAIL Cl 60 MRS. GEORGE AMMAN 1303t West Thine loset MI Iron kYki: SUPPLY Of INS lAtiNDIOMAT A WINNERS FOR LAST WEEK Lebo vL K 20 New Meek Soap '14mat kedge wooden is se the hardest water. . , kalestific 'trashing tam prove White Magic- Soap washes cloches throw thal say eacioaally ouveruselr- , westing pcodua io Soft.Mediook et Held was& Compete this New Msgicsillikmider S'311PscuP f." cup, for all the qualities you west for washing thinp r.st esti compete the feel of Whits Maw your home $alt pRtz,A. WISTINGMOUSE DADIOIPTIONODIAMI COMM. NATION SETS WITH AM AND ligt. AUTOMATIC WOAD CHANGE& TIIIVISION UT (MOM 11422), DAS INDULAAV AT MAI , 3 1 sat mu ISO 01 1942? eeneesteeed . 20 - 160 . 0100101, ' WESTINONOUSE ROWNIERATONS WflhI NOUN POOD STORAGE PON SI OS. OP POOD. 7.04 CI L pv. TIT TAUS siPAct SEALS REERRAILT AT STMTS. 1 or, gps &MIK - OP (Sooners wish Tawas enactment sol.besailsbe end Shot Seadiste hem Setts se VILEIL ' .. Sr .' EAUSIIIIIENSAT.". AUTOMATIC ilasmool IHMIAMANI WHITE P .111.11.14 Whit. 8611.1c Sough memo miss ao Sokowevi tomeimo , "4 wmTmosoun .20 pedalo to IMITIkinolthlri"" wetter ea MS WEEK WISDOM tor Nee Week 1.1.6"6 to November g WAS WU ATTACK ON PURI I ZIrt4t1no vp4Icts ;111 IN !-- 2 ,1745,st pRizet.YFrEa Gila: 64 Man calls you on tho Owns. NASS011 I tile t:r t N. - fL 2 .QUIZ Is -- I r, 9 1 TELEPHONE QUIZ Just answer 2 any questions i if the White Magic Soap Quiz 1 1 111 1 , Hones oil you Woo to do to Ito oligiblo to wilt to WHITE MAGIC SOAP'S Wm popularity'of-this'contestr:.-Tho,01- . , 1 ! i'r 14-11- I ' - 0.411 'medal "TWIN INAMW.Mk .,,Z13 ! ' ,' , 4,..7"..Isr" a U . '. - ',1:4.- -. ) t.teilto If: tiL 0 I ,;',) 4."4 44 (111 fr,tpeL , it.4, 4rittls..01.1 ' ,.; d MAGIC SOAP ,TELEPHONE for ANOTHER :A :WEEKS? , , ' ,,. 41- Ti1,7!ira 46f,L, i1 .4 1 It Ll. , Iii4 t f ' RUSCO WINDOW 1 111 ) U4 :, V I 1., (ii): 4:Z:al 4.25E4irtin . ' 11: i 1 ; Oil 1,; 1 ,, I I 1011 I 0 '4 ij o - ''t 144 , ir,4 V14,14 it,, i ,. t. , A ty - , 1..1 (1074,it ii.1,41.0 qffikeireVi 1 ro for ca1It031 Nou! t1 , 1 - IF V '..T01113" s OLIO katatIfills-- ", ) ,Becousil of tho ,TREMENDOUS 1 E''' ) Sherman Ave, 5 p.m. PLO Chapter .1.Meeting, 159 First Ave.. 1 p.m. , 1 This booklet offers complete Mt Wow QM, Melt BlachkooVidake , information on deafneu, includA Refrigerator , An Iron Nature "The on oil chapters ing 0 artless," "Deafness of the In-nMRS. LELAND N. OPENSHAW Ms. I. A. DURHAM Determine to Ear," 'How 11611 Make 1412Sealse Amuse, Stoat, ' TYPelk of Deafness," and a comSalt Lake City. Via& , Wreak Wawa of aeries and questions An Iron An Iron plete concerning deafness and hearing aids. HIRE'S ANOTHER BIG OPPORTUNITY oTe0b.7.1..miNi awaiRemetingmberyou: 0 , ,, 111rue..---. , . , e affie ' k - - , ' ,,. ,,, : .......... . an-rive-rs ' ,t 9 et ammo I. Large oomph sisp , '''k . t . 1.4. QMeeting, 1340 Utah.. Idioms Wm. litit orsalpiy , -- ,, , r I Mt. Olympiu lebeeta Lodge No. 50Meeting. Halloween party, 41 Post Office Place, 8 P.M PEO Chapter ' ami,,,,en If .. j- - ---- - Dransa Music Section. Ladies Luncheon Literary Club meeting, 850 East South Tem. ple St, 12:30 p.m. SALT LAKE CITIL---I-n a new booklet recently published by S. C. Ryan of the Microtone Company, the facts about deafness ' and the use of hearing aids are clearly set out. Utah and Idaho ;dents may secure their free copy of this booklet, ted:1 "Hearing Aid Facts," by writing Microtone Hearing Center, 101 Atlas Bldg., Salt Lake City,' . t ' - fit, ... - ,, . ;' ....- !, - - nr , 4- - , r---- . , 4 , am. 11 Facts About Hearing Now Available Locally datilasiatios Coosa The Dik, aria listreatawit popOin ampto bead swum and belle freesia" capacity. yideAdg"1" "IlLos, foodval4san pop tool ,..d,,p,s,,,t.u,.k.s. elisiste end esekroot usemods. ;- History Tourist Settle's. Ladile Literary ClubMeeting, WO East South Temple St, , , ..... :......Vir '1 , .." .- Tuesday fraternity. V;16.111' elli.mhine caw., Astwia out - , 1 11 , :...,".- - ;.,, , A- ... s 7. 41 ,Mgv-- - , .csebaup - 1Club Calendar th I en."' .,,t,,, ift f . 1 : ' ;' i ::: . ,i , , s 4,- ,, . - 1 ... . - 1111411& - j e . ,,.-- uiss copy front Dealer. - 4 s magazines. Ge iyour FREE Utah 4 .. , " ,- - , home-stakin- t...,;.,,,,...,00,20. , soon .1144' "Kitchesizer's Tim. .. o'r.-'.-,, , , ,..i , i . ..: - . -' , ' Nt .1 . a RESORT FASHIONSThis jersey dress, left, from Casual Time of California, is smart corduroy pique. with or without jacket. Right, Marjorie Michael designed this wide-viol- e ,,.; , KITCHEN INCLUDES: A-- ' ''''i 1.10.....O ... S.. o,,...- - ' 'q'.,7r-1,-- est..., FREE GET THIS VALUABLE I ' , . 1 -- i .1 : 41 - Beer, Mrs. Jennings, Ws. Wilford Moyle, Mrs. Darrel Ford, Mrs. Louise Jennings and Mrs. Clifford D. Jennings BarCUPM'S ROSTER bara Eccles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ecc1K 3535 Twenty-sevenEast St. Is wreathed in smiles. . . . She's wearing the diamond of Reed White, son of Mr. and Mrs. LaMar White, 3040 South 1843 East St Barbara is a morethan-talented Chi Omega on the II campus. . . . Reed là a member of Phi Delta Theta a :, , . - ,f r." 1 , . ,,,,,, 1 .-1445 . - 4 ', ,, t 't..A....41 1 . k Towntolkers , IC ' - t,,,, DISTINCTIVEJoy Kingston combines cotton domosk, gray velveteen in this dress. ; AN , , i k Women's Association of First HalPresbyterian Church loween festival bazaar. 12 C St, 11 a.m. - , iii. s; ' :I , f , at the rfaillippAO". , . . ...) : , A P' .4i ': . , ' 1 . mother, Mrs. Clifford A. Jennings, 515un7 FirscheotnAinve.d. u.d.edGuMrestsa. o , I. , kitchen is prietkol end pretty ;When 1 '' . 4 Feminine chatter filled the air at the Alta Club when Mrs. T. C. Stayner of 2781 East South St entertained at luncheon for two very special guests.... Feted were Mrs. Robert Bullock of Tacoma, Wash., and Mrs. Edward Leo- pold, now of Hurricane, Utah. Mrs. Bullock, the former Miss Beverly Beer, is visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William F. Beer Jr., of 181 B St., and Mrs. Leupold (Marie Jennings) is a guest of her 4., e11,17 NU , - , ii 41:- s- , at...alc Ft--- , or , , , :' ,e 0 II . 1 ., r''' , ) .1, ; , - as I , c , , , i 3. , 0' e , ' 1 11. f , t , , 4 witot , ' . ,, , ,,,,, . IMMO .,,-.10"- , 5 - Luncheon Fetes Vacationers . MEMO - - !0' Z- ,11'111'. -- , , - t. -- z :,. - ' 2":,- , ,,, t., : , I' clE3 . t' - - ' 1 ' Sixty-se- . UN ' A 1-- . . t .. P"'' - ., I - - ;;-- , i .... , -- ! 1 ' . .- -- s 1 , 11' (43.1i t 1 T, V P. . :.:, - 1',':,:r, f 1 plop ,. :'4:i' i ,su --ii I ; - KITCHEN , ,.- I - , r''''''' '' '', ' - .- .,.,,...,... 1111111111111111 i - , . cond e ,. - ':: 7 : , ,.!- , liaT , , ,,, e-- - . . - i ' 106 r L..,1 ,. 3,A,at ir 1k, ; ' ' is'1,717IS N.. 3 1. Alt- Yours. , t t ' . i I- 10 ,, I.,, it , t ' li , .,,:, ; - . '..v ,, '1" ,' . .! - - to-th- e . - , , ' - t. - - - . ries which highlight the collection. You'll find imported ginghains in unusual designs, cotton affetas, swish and lovely, fine voiles In really breathtaking styles which vary from the dressiest gown to the simplest bath. ing suit; . And speaking of bathing suits, watch for them in nylon. It's the fabric that beads the list, but this year, velvet that actually takes water, and satin, given a touch of glitter, are popular, too. Color Variety Color runs riot in these resort fashions. Bright tones are combined with subtle tones to ovate stunning effects. Pockets are sbig fashion- news, as they have been all fall. Waistlines are slim; shoulders, natural and rounded; collars, varied and important. Skirts may be gracefully flared, extremely full, or quite the opposite, slim and straight. The length? Latest word from California suggests 13 to 14 inches from the flioor for daytime wear. . .J70.1,:4.:H:100:,:pal-ELEcorrti- c , - ,, , . - , : , , . 1 , - . l' , . - L.01ttireJ-gotir.- i ,, , yeir 1 , - . ' ' ...4 4 , ? t . ' .s I I Still Fabric News "Ns a fabric season!" You've 'heard it in stores and read it in fashion articles time after time Bits fall, but it's still true of these resort and cruise clothes. Textured finishes appear on beautiful materials. There's a bright note added in the cheery chintzes used so itfa look of luxury in the drapery fob- ectively, , . . Buchman M. .. e .,- -. . . t - - ' ''' , - ,. , an I .01 Wgvitt I ' , .. 0 ta-i.n- Not r tt - ' odtel 1 eI U ,t, Soin ay afternoon in. motel Gold Room, in rites per.. tomrsd by Rabbi Adolph H. By Evelyn Blood Sims Down California way, fashion designers have been busy dreaming up, chic creations for cruise and resort wear."..unose of you lucky enough to be planninra resort vacation, out of the grasp of wintry blasts, will find 49 these lush fashions ideal. They're a far cry from the warm tweeds, fleeces; wool jerseys and broadcloths we've been talking about for weeks and weeks. Now piques,' cotton's, nylons and rayons will be the center of attention for those who are travel-minde- d and soon will head for the warm, warm sun, outdoor sports and golden sun tans. t Howard - - , 1. - ' ',. 4 ., , T-c-v- .15' with- 1 Mrs. 1950 Cruise, Resort Collection ....jeweled bibs with suits. Wear them showing below the collar of your blouse or draped over a kerchief in the neckline of the suit. They may also be ; - Woolf-Rosenbla- president, will conduct the meeting. after the luncheon. A .discussion will follow. t s - . ,, ' '.-- -, , field. The betrothed couple have t their wedding date for Nov. .en and will meet to exchange their vows in the solemnity of the Salt Lake Temple. TO WEDMiss-MariaBangerter will exchange nuptial vows with Richard P. Lindsay Nov. 117 in S. L Temple. ' i. was the bride's sole attendant Bernard Rosenblatt stood as best man with James Woolf as usher. ot is a The pretty bride-to-1- m former student of the Brigham Young University, where her was with the Nauti- iseufxfstillation unit. She beinpriogr entertained to her marriage. ' Mr. Lindsay has studied at the University of Utah and recently returned from an LDS mimion to the .,r til ,,. -- ' Rosenblatt is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Rosenblatt, 6053 East St. Twenty-thir- d Redwood Rd. ;' - $, .......4 . ' : , Mrs-Mar- ,tot . k, ,.'-- Fink and the Rev. Thomas Scott of California, Miss Jacqueline Woolf , was given in marriage to Donald Norman Rosenblatt. Miss Woolf is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace G. Woolf of Kellogg. Ids. Mr. Mr, (tad Mrs. William H.-- 3837 South 3200 Bangerter, West $t, are making' formal - , r....1.01,1",,..." -- , Utah ' - i, Marian Bangerter Will Wed t CWr. . , '6 ' Z" kit tsiii - 4--, , Is filEVAlt AT . . , . , . - . - , , .p , . . . .., . , , |
