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Show Novemlxr 21, 17 HIE MT. PLEASANT BULB MARKERS Petersons given iUI'AIT PYRAMID Page Thrt anniversary Sanpete princess to compete for surprise party Utah dairy title TU C n II I u hi-- ' Mi'tid I" in , V Vo lei GIVE PUMPKIN PIE A NEW LOOK I lit. taint .1 idgc lull mi unit .lemur Nit Ben lnul-eih .mil mini, 1.11 hi-- i III 1 n i uiii 'eri,il gue't' lliph li Wile won In S ill' i 'i 'I i . i It ne ii dli 1; in I, iVun Slew ,u t wedding umnxer-mS B imii'iin will iepie-.in- l w.i-- . i.ii I piwn tnr Mr .1 I am Counts tin-- wick in tin mil Mi' Mr Srelv at ami .Mi-- . 1.10ml L ti I' ill Dans li line'-- , (,onte't ueiit to N'rphl St.luiuv while the Sky Boom of Until t'tah in ss , n ss ill he In Id at lloti they w el e guests u! the Flunk Salt Lake City N'owmbtr 17 I t ,li m Salt l.alo- Cits Moig.in I. umly and on Thanksami Mr.--. Lewis Ieteison ml Satin day. giving t lit to Bl. mdmg whi le t'Morted them to the Sky Room ss ill meet ssith they M1 ,s Y .miles weie guests of Mi and whole they were surpiised to otliei contest. mt-- . i epre.'ent mg Mis John Seelv and hoys find their entire f umly waiting all of the counties ill the state TOAST (.TPS their arrival Those present Haof them ss ln ssill he i ho'cn were Jerold and Miriam Mason X to lepresent Utah in the nation-contes- t shoes day-olbie.ul .! tablespoons butter, next summer The Bngham City; Lewis and Betty melted i ' Jo Peterson, Salt Lake City, ss inner of the contest ssill also Trim mists from bread ' Spencer and Cleone Eeeles, of leieive a valuable scholarship Caret ally pioss bread down in Boise, Idaho, and Jack and HuthrMi Eliason and svtll tour the state as ssell center into muffin clips Brush at Blood Bulk meet as have the opportunity of with butter. Toast in pi cheatCatherine Bryan, Newark, California. After dinner the family minme. ting with many ot the ed 275 degree oven utes. spent the evening dancing. Mr states leading citizens and Mrs. Peterson were married ssill meet The contestants in the Salt Lake Temple NovAs daylight hours grow svith judges and ssill participate ember 17, 1927. shorter and daiknes.s creeps K: lonneeted aitivities in other L , i rv The following day the family in faster, watch for children svith dairying , They will he up at street members were guests of Mrs crossings Utah Safeknoss to their as Now that bright orange pumpkins are lining the roadside ledge judged Hope Eccles of Ogden for lunchof the dairy industry and its ty Council reminds drivers that stands, what better time to give the traditional pumpkin pie a to look fail before w eyes young eon at the Alta Club after hieh new look? A light fluffy pumpkin chiffon mixture served in puff pi .Mliicts as ssell as to their foot or ruling bi- patty shells, topped with whipped cream and sprinkled with they attended the University of ehaim and personality. High- running. On . assume they will toasted coconut, gives new flair to the old theme. Utah football game. That eveMiss Kathryn Eliason, tin lighting the contest will be the cycles These individual taste treats are easy to prepare when you make a foolish move. But give ning Mr. and Mrs. Peterson daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Leo- pageant which will be televised start with frozen patty shells. Just take them from the freezer, a them chance. relatives and hosted the Miss and nard family Ehason, Moroni, r Saturday evening. pop them in the oven and watch the delicate layers of puff pastry for dinner at the Ambassador Sondra Culhmore, daughter of rise to several times their original height. Miss Yardley is ssell qualified Seeds of bachelors buttons with either white, pink, blue or a woman time takes It every Club. Mrs. Vern Cullimore, Pleasant to red flowers may be sown this fall over bulb plantings to mark lumpkin Puff is a delicious dessert, perfect for topping off Sanpete in the eon cuslepresent to even introduce the cither a Sunday dinner or a Thanksgiving feast. Grove, recently spent a week them so that they will not be dug into in early spring. tom of honoring fathers. Ac in New York City where they Pumpkin Puff cording to The World Book Bulbs of tulips, daffodils and many other flowers are planted attended a Blood Bank techni,4 teaspoon ground nutmeg In fall for bloom the following spring. When these are set in such Encyclopedia, Mrs. John Bruce 2 packages frozen patty shells cians convention. They enjoyDodd of Spokane, Wash star 1 envelope unflavored gelatine teaspoon ginger places as planter boxes, the gardener will have no ed some sightseeing and 4 cup cold water trouble at all m gardening "around them. ted Father's Day in 1910. teaspoon salt with Broadway along play J2 cup milk 3 eggs, separated Its when the bulbs are placed m groups in beds or borders Koleen Peterson their Mrs. meetings. with perennials surrounding i teaspoon cream of tartar Akron, Ohio, detective bur- 44 cup brown sugar, packed 3 tablespoons granulated sugar 1 them that the bulb plantings Both girls are employed at cups canned or mashed maTelephone now eau a boasts contrast with of those the dictating 1 cup need careful definition. Othercooked pumpkin heavy cream, whipped Utah Valley LDS Hospital in bulbs you are planting, then chine for use by the sleuths 1 Toasted coconut cinnamon wise the garteaspoon ground Provo as registered medical scatter seeds of the chosen the not were men because "the Mr. and Mrs. Don Ramey dener may, in early spring, in the blood bank kind over the planted areas. Prepare frozen patty shells according to package directions. hired as typists, theyre detecthrust his shovel or trowel and children are spending the technologists in water and set aside. Beat egg yolks; add Soften No need even to cover them tives. A mighty sharp piece of brown sugar,gelatin straight through the heart of with soil in Sun department. the fall rains will spices and salt; mix well. Stir in milk pumpkin, holidays Thanksgiving Miss Eliason is a graduate a bulb, the leaves of which wed medium deduction, cook and say. over heat, stirring constantly. Remove from care of that. with their take California, nyvale, have not yet grown above School of North stir until melted. Cool. add Sanpete High softened heat and gelatine, Lindand Mr. Mrs. Frank son, sweet alysof tartar, beat until soft ground. and cream whites State Utah and Combine A in economics: short University. lesson egg sum blends with any other sey and daughter. Mrs. RaThe best way to mark bulb add sugar, a tablespoon at & form. granulated Gradually peaks A is a when recession color so is particularly versaperiod meys mother, Mrs. Mabel Mc- them were Mr. and Mrs. Cal-i- n is stiff but not dry. plantings without destroying tile. until continue time, meringue beating you tighten your belt. A do Cann of Dragerton, accompanthe appearance of the border Beat cooled pumpkin mixture until smooth, then gently fold is a and Mr. are time when white Mrs. or red Garlick, Blue, late you sow over to pink, is pression ied the Ramey's to California. them, in in Spoon into patty shells, top with whipped cream the flower colors of bachelors have no belt to tighten. When andmeringue. fall, annual flowers that will Gary Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. toasted coconut. Makes 12 sellings. seeds availare buttons and James Daley, Mr. and Mrs. sprout in earliest spring and you have no pants to hold up, Visiting over last weekend able of the separate colors so tell the gardener, by their Carl-sto- n its a panic." Lloyd Terry, Mr. and Mrs. with Golden Mrs. and Mr. to is it with easy presence, that bulbs are underKoleen PeterMadsen, Bryant were Eric Mrs. and Mr. these choices. neath. Tossum of Provo and Mr. and son and Ha Jensen. Not only must these annuals Poppy flowers are white, Mrs. Dale Richins and son of sprout very early but they pink, rose, salmon and scarMr. and Mrs. Kirby Bench must be sufficiently delicate Salt Lake City. let; seeds usually available Arlene Yardley in growth not to interfere and Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Madonly in mixed colors. But there . . . represents Sanpete with the growing bulbs. Not is a double, deep, rose-pinMar-riesen in a Members of the Young very participated many annuals fulfill these revariety named Sweet Briar an early start eventful day last Friday in test. She has a first-han- d Class got knowand varieties quirements. on Thanksgiving last Friday Sa't Lake City where they at- ledge of dairying as she has Bachelors buttons, Shirley Tulip, a red, and American tended the Farm Utah Bureau evening with a turkey dinner been raised on a dairy farm. poppies and sweet alyssum Legion (also called Flanders Convention. held at the Milbum Church. are three annuals that are Field) which is orange-scarle- t She is a graduate of Gunnison well qualified as bulb markers. with a black cross. Seeds of A Thanksgiving motif was Valley High School where she You need only decide which any of these may be used to Mr .and Mrs. Vaun Garlick carried out in the hall and taas a student body participated flower colors will blend or insure flowers alt of r ne color. ble decorations. Hosts were Mr. and son, Duane, of Las Vegas, officer and took the leading and Mrs. James Daley and Mr. Nev., were visitors last week roles in school musicals. She Never eat rabbits because More than twenty million and Mrs. Larry Stewart. Spec- at the home of Mr .and Mrs. enjoys sports, sewing and cookthey are all disease carriers. people may have coryza at the ial guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ira Garlick. ing, especially with dairy prosame time this year. (No.) Ray Nielsen who presented ducts, and she has an outstandMrs. Iven Cox and daughter, slides and narration of the ing personality. She is currently many places they have lived Anita Sue Thompson left Tues- attending Snow College. She is CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS and visited around the world. day morning for Plano, Texas, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Other guests included Mr. and where they will spend the Thomas Yardley of Gunnison. week with Mr Mrs. Lloyd Terry, Mr. and Mrs. Thanksgiving AT Norman Brunger Mr, and Mrs. and Mrs. Paul (Donna) PerVirgil Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. kins. yjeivi jotei . . . Calvin Garlick, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Hayden Llaw-elyDavid Larsen, Mr. and Mrs. OUTDOOR LIGHT SETS were quest speakers, on Eddie Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. George A. Nielesen and 15 and 25 globe sets REDUCED 30 Orson Miner and Mrs. Ila Tuesday evening In the South Mrs. Earl Sudweeks, Kingston, Ward Special Interest Class. Utah, visited here on Jensen. Thursday RONSON 400 ELECTRIC SHAVERS The Llewelyns recently re- with Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Chenturned home 15.95 after 24.95 Mrs. Harris .and Mr completing Jones. Mrs. Nielsen and Mrs Reg. Special ey left last week for an ex- an LDS building mission in Jones are cousins. RONSON HAIR DRYERS tended vacation trip which South America. will take them to various Special 12.95 Reg. 19.95 Mrs. Etta R. Nielson left Friparts of California and into Mrs. Lucile Madsen enter- day for San Gabriel, California, DECORATED JEWELRY CASE tained the Petersons Counsins after Mexico. spending a month with her 2.99 a Special at Club at her home Monday afLarge size Mrs. George (Mardaughter, The members of the Lions ternoon. A hot tamale luncheon garet) Pehrson and family, and to was served Club and their wives held their by the hostess in Mt. Pleasant with her sisannual Thanksgiving banquet Isabelle Bell, Maud Hartley, ters, Mrs. Anna Gunderson and 12 to box SOLID COLORS 95c on Monday evening in the Li- Sarah Rigby, Ila Jensen, Mrs. J. Leo Seely. ons Hall. Hosts for the eveClement, Elsie ChristenDECORATED ORNAMENTS 6 for 88c nings entertainment were Mr. sen, Dorcas Ericksen and her Mrs. Anna Gunderson is CHRISTMAS TREE LAMPS and Mrs. Golden Carlston, Mr. daughter, Theo Cox of OntariThanksgiving in Salt 5 for 25c and Mrs. Don Gordon, Mr. and o, Oregon; Lettie Peterson, spending Size 6 Mrs. Lee Mower and Mr. and Mt. Pleasant, and Lizzie Pe- Lake City with her daughter, 5 for 49c Mrs. Mrs. Jane Hnuter and family. Size 712 Kay Ostler. Ray Nielsen terson of Spring City. The aftravternoon was and 5 for 69c presented slides of their Size spent visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ruel H. Seely els to northern America and doing handwork and discussing CHRISTMAS LIGHTS, weatherproof and Mrs. Elva Guymon spent Mexico. An autumn harvest different religions. in Las Vegas, 35 lites 2.19 scene was attractively carried Mrs. Lucile Madsen also en- Thanksgiving Miniature indoor-outdoo- r with Clair Seely. recenter-pieceNevada, club her tertained and out decorations in sewing 3.39 lites lites 50 Miniature replacable Other guests included cently with 16 members and Royal Averett has returned Bishop and Mrs. Henry Wheel- guests present. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Clement from the Sanpete LDS Hos100 PLASTIC PLAYING CARDS er, Mr. and Mrs. Whitford where he was under treat1.99 Amundsen, Mr .and Mrs. L. L. and sons, Barry and Jimmy of pital Washable bridge size, double deck Peterson, Mr .and Mrs. Melroy Springville visited Saturday at ment for several days. LARGE PLUSH ANIMALS Only 2.79 Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Ted the home of his mother, Mrs. Larry Matson, grandson of Mower, Mr .and Mrs. Eldon Arminta Clement. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Frandsen Howell, Mr. and Mrs. Buford MEN'S GIFT SUGGESTIONS Christensen, Mr .and Mrs. Ray The Fairview North Ward Mt. Pleasant, and son of Mr British Sterling Jade East Old Spice Nielsen, Mr .and Mrs. Lyndon volleyball team met the Mt and Mrs. Rex Matson, Provo Graham, Mr .and Mrs. Iven Pleasant Second and Third was one of the Snow College Currier and Ives teams in anexciting students to participate in debate Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Don Han- Ward sen, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Han- game played In a round robin at Mesa College, Grand Juncsen, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Peter- tournament held at Mt. Pleas- tion, Colo., last week. son and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin ant last Thursday evening. 6.95 to 39.95 A Wide Selection Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tulley The North Ward was victorBrady. Club members are looking ious in winning the two out of spent a few days last week in Santa still uses his sleigh to haul packPortland, Oregon, with an aunt RUSSELL STOVER CANDY (delicious treat) boxed forward to the visit next three game series. and his reindeer to haul the sleigh ages of Mr. Tulley. month of the district governor . . . but hes found a little helper that CARDS HALLMARK BOXED who will be here on Dec. 18. The North Bend Camp of handles the big job of Christmas shopto hold its the DUP held their month'y mussen and Wilma Bench. SecThe club plans CHRISTMAS CARDS with a lot less strain on Santas ping to coincide in the ond Christmas Gralast vice Gwen Friday party meeting captain, HOUSE DECORATIONS with that event. South Ward. Lucile Hansen ham. pocketbook. gave the lesson. Ilea Cox read The little helper is a First Security Lorraine Christen sen of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Peter- a history and plans were made LADIES' GIFT SETS AND FRAGRANCES BankAmericard, simply a more conveson were hosts on Sunday eve- for the Christmas party at Salt I like City spent several N nient way to buy and pay for all those Coty Revlon Max Factor Shulton ning to members of the Young which time gifts will be ex- days last week with her parChristmas gifts. Santa can use it at Marrieds study group. Enjoy- changed. Hostesses were Lucy ents, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin MANY ITEMS FOR $1.00 EXCHANGE GIFTS hundreds of department stores, clothing a cheerful eveninng with Tucker, Mae Miner, Urba Ras- 9 ing stores, jewelry stores, sporting goods stores, toy stores . . . just about i A Mb p! w u l Mi---- - i in-p- 1 i.-- lr d W J- t'S uU ... 10-1- 2 Kathryn Eliason d New York for special meet . . L. 3 , V--i 427-378- 8 White-flowere- color-schem- single-flowere- Mt. 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