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Show Friday, MarcK 27, 1942 P i Broadcast About People andThings SPRING PLOWING (VNU Schedule 1 Monday evening Mrs. Otey Benson entertained for her daughter, Jacquettas, birthday. A waffle sup. per was served to Donnell Unsworth, Vera Moon, Nona Checketts, Ina ( Christiansen and Jacquetta Benson. A variety of games were played and music was enjoyed by the group. KVNU Ranch House All Request Hour Morning Melodies Sidewalk sidelites Preston Varieties Tunes for today Sing Song Time Miniature Musicals U.P. World News Song Styles SPIN TO WIN Rainbow Trio 9 : 38 30:00 0: 1 5 fll:05 11:15 30 : 1 12:00 c12:15 ,13:30 2: 1:05 1 : 15 1 : 30 A great number of people 2:3'J 3 : 05 This Rhythmic Age Monitor View the The 3:30 News 3:45 Jea Time Tunes 4:05 Your Music and Mine 4:30 Movie 5 : 00 UP. World News 5:1 5 Violin Miniatures . 5 : 30 Swing Classics 6:05 Swingin and Ringin' 6:30 A look at the local side of 3: Popular Varieties KVNU Ranch Ho us a Twelve Thirty Club 9:05 The Saturday Night Clam7:05 7:30 8:05 bake 9 : 30 Desert News Program 9:45 Headlines for today the 5 minute newscast on the of hour day) every 10:00 10:05 10:30 1 05 : ap- i 29, 1942 U.P. Newscast Sleepy Head Serenade The Song Parade Concert Master Hyrum. Mrs. Charles McNeely and two children of Tremonton and Mrs. of Smithfield Lennis Chambers visited with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. James H. Archibald, over the week end. Mrs. Sarah Ann Allen and Mrs. DeLorma Nielsen returned to their homes last Saturday after spending two weeks visiting various parts of and relatives California wjith friends. They also spent a few days in Beaver, Utah with relatives. The ladies report having had a most enjoyable and interesting vacation. At Paradise Tuesday evening the M.I.A. of the ward held a special open night program. Mrs. Alice Burgess reviewed the London Pride by Phyllis book Bottome and Mrs. Norma Baxter and Mrs. Otey Benson sang two vocal duets. They were accompanied by Mrs. Eva Miller at the piano. Anyone in the market for a new Spring Suit, Coat or Dress, leave your order at Mauds Style Shop right away as we expect to have one more shipment of merchandise in before closing. Mr. and Mrs. Elton Olsen and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Coffin and 3 daughter, Linda, spent Sunday in children of Downey, Idaho spent Ogden visiting with relatives and Sunday in Hyrum visiting at the friends. lome of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Henderson and Mr. E. J. Wilson Sr. Mrs. L K. Larsen is reported to be seriously ill at her home. She Miss Virginia Nielsen, daughter suffered a stroke Wednesday. Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. David O. Nielsen, Larsen is 89 years old. Her daugh- is in the Cache Valley Hospital Elite Club Entertained ter, Mrs. Dora Crookston, of Cala major operation. Her conMrs. Vivian Anhder was hostess ifornia is caring for her. dition is very favorable. to the Elite Club Wednesday night at her home. Mrs. Irene Brown, who has spent Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Christensen Progressive bridge was played, the winter months in California, re- and little daughter, Ruth, returned with prizes awarded to Mrs., Leora turned to her home in Hyrum the to their home in Hyrum after spendPeterson and Mrs. Lucille Miller. latter part of the week. Mrs. Brown ing the winter months at Mesa, AriA delicious luncheon was served reports having had an interesting zona. While there they did a great to the members and two special and enjoyable winter. deal of temple work and report havguests: Mrs. Eunice Nielsen and ing enjoyed themselves very much Mrs. Vella Eliason. Miss Phoebe Harding and Miss in the warm, sunny climate of Alice Harding, of Willard, were Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Hansen of Parguests at the Morrell home Sunday, adise entertained at a party at their following the funeral services for Pin- - Mrs. & R. CLUB home last Friday evening. Margaret Harding at Logan. W. The W. & R. Club met at the ochle was the evenings entertain- ment. Dinner was served to Mr. Mr. and .Mrs. Leo Jensen and home of Mrs. Grant Nielsen Friday and Mrs. Marlin Anhder, Mr. and son of Tooele and Mr. and evening. Bridge was played at three and Mrs. Clifford Stauffer and Mr. Larsen of Salt Lake City tables with prizes awarded to Mrs. Mrs. Hervin Nielsen. were Sunday dinner guests at the Esta Brown and Mrs. Lizzie Miller. home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Special guests included Mrs. Ruby Smith and Mrs. Edna Nielsen. Following the Gold and Green Morris Nielsen. Ball in the Elite Hall Thursday Following bridge, luncheon was Chambers served Ferris Mrs. and Clifford and Mrs. Mr. Mr. by the hostess. evening, ' fol-owi- ng Merry-Go-Rou- the News Mr-an- announce the arrival of a baby girt at the Budge Memorial Hospital Tuesday evening. Mrs. Chambers was formerly Miss Ruth Clawson of Mrs. Grover Christensen entertained a number of young folks on Saturday afternoon in honor of her son, Claire, who was celebrating his 7th birthday. Games were enjoyed by the group. A lovely birthday cake and luncheon was served to the little guests. 15 Suifday - March are plying daily for birth certificates from our local registrar of Vital statistics, Mrs. Lila Peterson. All people who are employed by the government, on defense projects or otherwise, are required to first produce this certificate. Rhythm Ramblings 'Just Relax Hawaiian Echoes Song of the Sage Miladys Melody Music from Many Lands Musical Importations 2:05 2:13 Stauffer entertained at a late luncheon party. Those attending were: l Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Hansen, MrsMarlin Anhder and Mr. and Mrs. Hervin Nielsen. - Saturday - March 28, 1942 I 7:00 I 7: 30 PAGE 5 SOUTH CACHE COURIER GIBBS COLLINS The marriage of Miss Pauline Collins'"of . Gunnison and Milton Gibbs, son of Mr. 'and Mrs. Morris Gibbs, of Hyrum, has been announced. Mr. Gibbs has been employed at Colorado for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Gibbs entertained at a wedding dinner, at their home, Friday evening, in honor of the bride and groom. Table games were enjoyed with prizes going to Mrs. Alonzo Sorenson, Lowell Anderson and H. J. Nelson. This Might Be Your House Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Nelson of Logan, Mrs.' Glenn Price and Ells Mr-an- worth Hill of Laketown, LeGrande Gibbs of Huntsville, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis M. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Elton Olsen, Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Sorenson, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell An- derson, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. Nielsen, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Liljenquist, Jense Anderson and the Gibbs fam- Mrs-Boy- ily. Mr. and Mrs. Gibbs will make their home in Crested Buttes, Colorado. d Western Serenad e U.P. World Coverage News Sunday Swing Session , 12:45 (to be announced) : 00 Highlights of the Weeks News in Review : 5 Music in the Modern Mood :'30 Over at Your House 2 : 05 This Rhythmio Age 1 1 : 30 . 2 : 00 12:1 5 1 1 1 1 1 Song of Herrb Jeffery 2:30 Matinee Melodies 3:00 Old Fashioned Revival 4:05 Songs of Your Heart 4:30 Movie 5:00 Miracles of Faith 5:05 Sunday Evening Musicals 5:55 U.P. Newscast 6:00 KVNU Goodnite (5 minute newscast on the hoar every hour of the day) 2:15 Merry-Go-Rou- Coralie, the eight year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Niel-ha- d her tonsils removed by sen our local physician. Dr, Burgess. She is recovering nicely. ARE YOU PREPARED ? ? ? ? Fire can strike anywhere, any time. Thats why its foolhardy not to carry adequate insurance to protect your home from the ravages of fire. Play safe by insuring your home today. Youll be amazed at the small cost of this vital protection. HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Lyman D. Morrell, Local Agt. Hyrum Phone 61-R COFFEE Gold bar Coconut Cup Cakes SALMON Black top tall can Broadcast by: Dinner Club Qt. jar SALAD DRESSING Mary Lee Taylor , Mar. 26 1 cups cake flour 2 teaspoons baking powder Vi teaspoon salt 6 tablespoons soft butter or other shortening 1 teaspoon vanilla r cup sugar 2 eggs, separated Vi cup Scgo Milk diluted with Va cup water 6 tablespoons sugar X Vi cups shredded coconut . muffin h F.). Grease 18 tins. Sift flour before measuring. Resift with baking powder and salt; Put soft butter and vanilla in mixing bowl. Add cup sugar gradually, mixing until light and fluffy. Beat in egg yolks vigorously, one at a time. Add flour mixture alternately with diluted milk beginning and ending with flour mixture, beating until smooth after each addition. Put in greased muffin full. Bake on center tins filling shelf of oven 20 minutes, or until cakes shrink from sides of tins. Remove from oven and turn out of tins. Reduce oven heat to very slow (250 F.). Beat egg whites until stiff, but not dry. Continue beating while adding re- maining 6 tablespoons sugar. Spread meringue on bottom and sides of cool cup cakes. Sprinkle with shredded coconut. Put on baking sheet. Return to oven and bake 10 minutes, or until coconut is very lightly browned. Makes 18 cup cakes.' (375 floor of the Newhouse Hotel are the Salt Lake Studios of Radio Station KLO. This station has its main studios and transmitter at Ogden, but its growing importance and Increasing popularity necessitated the establishment of. a studio in Salt Lake from which to originate many features that are only available in Utahs capitol .city. The Newhouse Hotel was chosen as the location for this i studio because of its central location, its fine facilities activities that center here. Included in the and the lb Tall can RANCHO SOUP 2 cans 28c POTATOES 10 lbs. 23c 23c 29c CATSUP 2 bottles FLOUR 24c PEANUT BUTTER R&W 1 pound jar 25c R&W pkg. 8c 19c 19c SOYAS N.B.C. toasted ajnd salted pkg. PEAS R&W sifted 2 cans $1.49 $1.59 two-inc- SODA '25c CRACKERS 2 pound box At Turn on oven and set at moderate. Just completed and now In operation on the twelfth 1 29c BEANS garden 2 cans 19c TISSUE PAPER roll ,5c Everry sack guaranteed ZZZZZ3 id. PORK and BEANS garden No. 2 can 2 cans . SALT 5 lb. bag table RICE FLAKES Heinz ALL-BRA- N Kelloggs CORN FLAKES 2 pkgs. OATS 9 noond 23c 12c 10c 21c 17c BLEACH wasco Qt. 15c WALL PAPER CLEANER 3 for 25c CLEANSER R&W cap. -- AERO WAX pints 25 5c 45c 69c Quarts SYRUP Golden brown 10 pound can CORNED BEEF Libbys or Anglo A- -l maMy plans is the broadcasting of many of the special events and fine features that occur weekly in the hotel. Listen IRRADIATED to KLO broadcasting from its Salt Lake studio in the SEGO MILK Newhouse Hotel. For This Recipe Youll Needs NEATS 1 Small cans FOOT-HARNES- S gallon Tall cans BLOCK SALT Sc COCONUT WHEAT HEARTS pkg. " 4(0, I pkg. 35; 10c 29c BAKING POWDER 1 can 10c 25c 85c 50c OIL Porter Walton Seeds Bulk or package ALLEN MERCANTILE CO. Specials for Saturday, March 28. Phone 9 We Deliver - 1.. J,!.' i |