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Show 2c. keeps herself constantly busy house ior herself, and finds great serving Springs, Cole., will become the eyesight is failing. All of her grandchildren have received trousseaus, complete with crocheted lace on the dish Mrs, Dowdell was born Feh. 6, 1884, in a log cabin located just two doors west of her present home at 62 W. 200 S., Springville. She lived in the log cabin only a short time and has since lived in towels. the same iittle white cottage for calls and sometimes walk many Julia Mrs Dowdell still lives alone, keeps OnPoetry , DUP Belle Van Wagenen CENTER UTAH COUNTY Speaks to Phile Nada By RENEEC. NELSON Belle Van Wagenen presented her own program for Phile Nada members on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Edith Stein. In discussing “Women in Literature,” she narrowed the field to women is and to subject matter of general concern to women. She began with some rather li whimsical poems on love and life and concluded with some deeper and more meaningful writings on serious subjects. © It is not the function of the poet orimaginative writer, she said, to relate what has happened, but what may happen.Literature is therefore more philosophical because it tends to express the universal. History, on the other hand, depictstheparticular. ‘The poems of Emily Dickinson, as with many other great poets, have a world of meaning in an inch of space.Poetryis language used in a special way and, as Qardi stated, the meaning should not be the great concern; “poets should not sell their birthrightfor a pot of message.” Poetry, she added, is the epitome of greatness. She drew an analogy between connecting with the ballin a sporting event to connecting with a thought or the idea as i a poem, exhilaration that comes to the person who “connects.” Her light limerick-type of Tuesday, Feb.12 Camp Blue Spruce — Awilda Ivie, 544 No. 800 W, Provo, 2p.m. Thursday, Feb. 14 Camp | — Veda Williams,237 E. Center, Provo,2:30 p.m. Camp 2— Fannie Harrison, 243 poetry was laced with humor — some of it was her own writing. E.500S Provo, 2p.m Camp 3 — Lillian Olsen, 74 So. She began the program with “Some Little Bug,” which was a 1 0 0 9 W,Provo,2p.m. Camp4-6 — Sadie Boyer, 56 W. humorous poetic study on the germ theory. She then spoke of 500 No. Provo, 2 p.m. Camp 8 — Vera Gray, 239 So. her dislike for dried apple pies and followed up her pie 300 W,Provo, 2p.m. Cam, Stn Flower — Viola recollections with the poem Walker, 695 E. 420 No, Provo, 2 “Dried Apple Pies.”” Serious poetry followed with p.m. Camp Bonneville — Mabel some writings of Miss Dickinson, Christina Rossetti and EdnaSt. Kirk,467 So, 140 E, Provo, 2p.m Camp Fort Utah — Eva Vincent Millay. This, too, was followed by some of the Rasmussen, 1050 W. 200 No, speaker's own poetry including a Provo, 2p.m. Camp Manavu — Manavu delightful reflection about a Ward Chapel, 395 FE. 600 No young grandson, The meeting was conducted by Provo, 2p.m. CampMountain View — Stella Mrs. Peggy Forster, vice president. Presenting the Ruper, 472 E. Center, Provo, 2 legislative report to members p.m. Camp Squaw Peak — Oralie was the club representative, Peterson, 866 E. 300 No, Provo, Mrs. Harriet Peterson. 7:30p.m Camp Oak Tree — Wanda Bailey, 529 So. 600 W, Provo, 2 VALENTINE’S BEGINNINGS m. ‘The origins of Valentine's Day, Camp 14 — Barbara Wilson, Feb.14, go bacover1,700 years 260 W. 400 So, Provo, 2 p.m. to the Roman fertility festival of Saturday, Feb. 16 Lupercalia. According to George Camp Sowiette — Effie L. Parker, an authority on the Jepperson, 605 No. 500 W, Provo, subject, it was the eve of the 6:30p.m. ‘alia revels in A.D. 264 that Monday, Feb.18 itinus, a Roman priest, was Vs Camp Provo — Clara executed for refusing to Anderson, 265 No. 300 W, Provo, renounce Christianity. 1:30 p.m. Cooking for Men, By a Man The bride-to-be is a junior in home economics education at Brigharn YoungUniversity blocks to deliver messages or call people to the telephone. Mr. Dowdell is the mother of three children, Lynn Williams of Fullerton, Calif., who was unable to attend the celebration; Beth Taylor of Provo and Robert Huntington of Springville. She has nine grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Snelson She commented that the house had only one room when she moved there and has been remodeled numerous times in the past 88 years. Very independent, with a reception to be given in Colorado Springs and an open house in California. Before telephones were plentiful in Springville, Mrs. Dowdeil would take telephone over 88 years. Her parents were George and Huntington. son of Mr. an Mrs. Donald R. Boitano of Richmond,Calif. The wedding has been set for June 6 in the Provo LDS Temple Relief Society even though her MKS. WILDA HUNTINGTON DOWDELL Herfiance is a senior CadetIst Qass at the US. Air Force Academyin Colorado Springs. Hewill be commissioned a 2nd Lt. in the Air Force on June 5 Academy graduation. He will then go into pilot training as his first assignment, and the newlywedswill reside at military locations. em CYNTHIA L. KING Get solid 15% savings on open weave draperi Sale 97’ Reg. 11.50. ‘Sebring’ drapes with the hand-loomed look are made ofcotton, rayon, acetate and polyester. }hey come in floral prir ts and a wide range of fashion solids. Sun-resistant so you'll enjoy them longer. (Canspecial order anysize not available in stock.) wor|_28° LENGTH 54” LenaTa 69" LENGTH Reg. 50” $9 i 75° : 17.75 Now Reg. Now Reg. 765] 1025 a71|i025 15.08 $20 $17 $20 Now art $17 100” 2350 1997] 2675 22.73| 267522.73 annie 84” LENGTH 90” LENGTH 95” LENGTH Reg. Now| Reg. Now Reg. Now 11.50 9.77] 13.50 11.47 35.75 30.38 PAURDRURRAANEESE Den At the age of 88, Dr. Madsenis still being of service to her fellow man. In the home she shares her love for music by playing the VALUABLE VALE! piano for entertainment and Valentine's Day is usually church services. 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To Marry ta SPRINGVILLE — Mrs. Wilda Huntington Dowdell was honored joy in watching television Her health is good except for Wednesday on her ninetieth her eyesight and hearing. She The Altrusa Club of Provo, an birthday anniversary. Friends international service club, will and relatives called on Mrs. host a Valentine party this Dowdell through the day aud she afternoon at the Phillips Nursing received numerous telephone calls. In the evening her family Home. Members of the club will give a honored herata birthday dinner, specialvalentine to Dr. Florence complete with rose - covered life, has graciously and unselfishly given of her musical talents to the world, her country. her state, church, county, friends BYU Coed Matron Honored on 90th Birthday pia OPELatts Ptr tt Mrs. Madsen For Valentine's " Page 40—THE HERALD, Provo, Utah Sunday, February 10, 1974 Altrusa to Fete By ROGERE By ROGER HONEYMAN Wanta join a revolution? I am starting a movement against socalled “prepared foods." It has been my experience that the gun': that comes in those fancy boxes is usually worthless. They are like “fillers” that you see in the Daily Herald - you know those little two-line bits of nothing they use to fill out the column - usually tasteless and usel Perhaps the best thing to dois to throw away the ingredients, boil the boxin salted waterfor an hour — then put the remainder of the box in your blender, add one cup of tomato juice and blend for five minutes. The end result will probably taste better and certainly be more nutritious than the that comes in the box. (The tomatojuice will guarantee ) Occasionally all of us have to use a prepared mix. When camping we enjoy usinga biscuit mix,but I shudderall the wayto the bank when I have to withdraw enough moneyto buya box — so I am looking for a home-made recipe for biscuit mix — one thatwill keep without Tefrigeration. If you have a good one, send it ta me,in care of the Daily Herald. 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