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Show ceWelahWega a 6A Daily Herald FRIDAY, OCTOBER30, 1964 Linda Kirkwood Will Wed Nov. 21 { WeddingsClosMuciges—daskuons Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Kirkwood — a ‘ i Local ‘and stata: candidates of Provo announce the engagement and 7 i forthcoming marriage of. their daughter, were p oe ew 3 ae . ear missioner _ ee and Mrs. Charlie W. Davies, , also of | Broken Zipper Provo. the Utah ‘Trade Technical Insti- David Hatvey, Dr. Ernest L, Wilkinson, can- oeietly.eee they dee are graduates of Provo High School. sicaakPolandtsee aan didate for U.S. Senator was the wives mingled with the guests top Republican present with |and answered questions, Mr. Davies has recently finished three |for me many times. When the years in the U.S. Army, the last year in !lock pulls off the teeth and is d Jud v LINDA KIRKWGOr ; Unites Pair bers are invited to attend an |open house in honor of the Workers American Fork Hospital are the local Pink Ladies. NEPHI — The Juab Stake glasses.—POLLY DEAR POLLY — I have some| Checking the results of their first year are, from i and Mrs. Svend M. Jensen of h ; eSae IRLS—I use paper napkins, k ; h Church g Cjothes Drive of the Utah State Hospital in Provo. Members of Unit 70, The bride is the daughter of American Legion of Pleasant . Grant cut in fourths, between stacked! servivee and establishment of. a gift hospital at hints that will make practical| left, Mrs. Dan Peterson, vice president; Mrs. Irene Evans superintendent of nurses, and Mrs. Mabel some of the lovely old things that many families have had 80} long. Old knife boxes make practical and decorative letter hold-| ers. Use one side for incoming| mail and the other for outgoing. Old wooden wall hatracks with leaders of Melichizedek priest- spooled pegs can be used in the hood quorums, stake patriarchs, kitchen as unusual dish towel bishops and their counselors, The friends 300 W., They Jensen, recently named ‘director. American Fork Pink Ladies * Complete Year of Service * |ter which makes water “hard”|3, memberstp ta has attended Amer-|and dictionaries may also be Entertained With |is soluble in acids, the cheapest| Pleasant Greve Mr. Conder ican Fork High School and has |used. ox which is vinegar. Several full Installed in 3 . that Mrs. Hilton suggested the U. S.| f \ - Win gt Bridge ’ Double oupie D oa“i dramatic stored woolens may smell bet- H lean presenta’ \ a v - Jenkins. ummy Can CN ti off of I’ , Fashion Dry-cleaning solvent dissolves the ‘ wax. But the dye stains are cna aaa wer not produce such problems. TONIGHT BETTY FURNESS LEOD(a MRCRUMRUMMUAAC : 168 West Center I ke City jAAiaaal and their ‘ volunteer il D repellents, the best ca soon Kelly, Mrs. |ed, plastic, transparent bags. ky Jensen and|Light tends to prevent moths . al iddi store dye and children should not pp: to color clothing. ; : Penmanperehi iiatad: , . ? ? eae section aig ees abtesilntabllcn je. ee Le eee |Harding, Mrs. Marilyn Rich-|only very clean woolens DIG DEAT to your i eea hen Guests of the evening were |commercial Scheduled In Beat Bid Mkt” Byatt Mts: Ramola|odortree protection 1 toin store iG seal- P| how OSWALD JACOBY Reese & a cure portable television with is recognition Ot apmnatia deantenl ibe the rouse used|in Pleasant Grove. |guests at the home of Mrs.| Dried orange peelings P. Harvey or Mrs. Paul of Mrs. Phil Morgan of|Mrs. home Pee, FnLeo aes Bunker Wednesday evening |instead of moth balls to protect { ¢ crayons are made of wax and served six years with the shop proceeds first ammiversary 15 @|ssnatt strength applications of vinegar|their glass Army in Germany and France. |anyone wishing to donate such Dramatic Reading t oe showcase recently wash the door may be neces-|large : A bridal shower will be in the jarticles should bring them to the activities of the Directing Smith| Harvey by contributed |sary. were members Club Trafalga of homes the to or home bride’s honor this evening at the |her organizations are ; Welceome couple will welcome at their home, 844 N,| from 4 to 7 p.m. | request no gifts, please. The National Institute of Drycleaning points out that many ‘ : : : Be : of hard water deposits on Eve-|;_4; ‘The new Mrs. Conder attend-|chen utensils, phonographs and se Pa eeaneaeat ed Pleasant Grove High School. |records, mirrors, wail pictures Trafalga Club Is_|lvn’s shower door. Mineral mat: Ledtien, heagital, senlinty project now is to pro-| JS. isitors Provo. hubby could make. — six ; sented a number on the program handy modate the volume of business. dies operate the shop, auxiliary. eARPOULY — This is an The project was begun a year |day a week from 10 a.m: to Other used: and repairable: which was emceed by Superinanswer concerning the removal ago on Oct. 31 by the Pink'8 p.m. items such as floor lamps, kit-_ tendent, Ralph Menlove. : eck V 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. Grove are sponsoring a clothing and pot holder racks, 5 :!drive, with sox and stockings ward clerks and their partners. 2! ,\ceRicaN FORK —; From, | The Pink Ladies and Candy like would who reader Any the in held was affair The Also| need. urgent in sizes of of all and Mrs Poolgenes: truly unusual coffee table might small beginning the gift shop |Stripers, about 50 in number, \especially desired are teen-|Juab Stake House Recreational try maer in one ofa, i mirror a Se ork ro framing S A | 2 services throughagers, men’s and women’s cloth- Hall. Fi grandmother’s big ornate por- in American Fork Hospital has|spread their The young couple was mar- ing. All clothing should be clean i A with mirror Back grown to the extent that double |out the hospital, and have Tie ried at the home of Mr. and and wearable, stated Mrs. S. W. aedoy ioeee trait frames. pre- plywood and attach legs that a lthe space is required to accom- past nine months. The Pink Mrs. Boyd Wynn of Pleasant (Lydia) Hilton, president of the which each organization Grove, with Steven Conder act- ‘ C COMMING All trends and tamiy mem} pomigps Sr ere shape Se eir the first anniversary 0. — Marking E. Rulon Brough, «and Roy E. Gibson, The High Council, Stake PLEASANT GROVE — Resi- Clerks, and their wives arrangdents of the Pleasant Grove ed the appreciation party Monquiet home ceremony, Sherry day evening, for all officers Nash and Gay Conder became area are invited to donate used and board members of stake man and wife on ‘Saturday, clothing to the needy patients Auxiliaries, officers and group Oct. 24. Anniversary space in my drinking glass cabi ke liners can Arranged |petweentheglasses.They Dinner aces ter at See orin pons Honor Silver DEAR POLLY — To double . ili |s Pretty Home|Auxiliary Ceremony the guests to th presen ' Open House To receiving line of candidates. the it does downThe is pulled zipper not come off again. gals| will really go for this way to repair a broken zipper.—OLGA me | chargeao arrangements and e stitch three or “ os i that when Mrs. Ronald Adams of Orem, oer president. ofthe district, was in top of the lock. Pull lock up and above the cut so ‘aylor. 'on the golden tones, Doug! bourne, They were introduced by Coun-. can slide the teeth back into the & i : 5 Refreshments were served. others representing the party| from tables” being Bob Edwards, Pratt to the large arrange with lovely Sid J tay Kesler. B. M ments of flowers with emphasis Fam nee yeeity ie , the go. the the teeth deep enough so that you Eatough oar : Provo, Wednesday after- |Vasco Tanner: and Boyd :“Mctute in Affee. noon. By POLLY CRAMER Newspaper Enterprise Assn. hanging to one side, pull Germany lock down as far as it will , eee a sharp scissors. On 4/|Take at honored be will The bride-to-be kitchen shower given by Nancy Olsen| opposite side cut in between v G. Mario Federated Women’s Clubs at Aleae The marriage will take place on Nov. Can Be Fixed 21 with a reception to follow at the on a from both Republican and Linda, to Gerald fe.Davies son of Mr. Eas oa hall ion P;rovo. 17th17th Ward hall. Ward recreation Both Miss Kirkwood and Mr. Davies| Commi ty 7 laced ie... Ree Baeiee leasant Grove, as director. LEST aE IR rove . des easan ’ oO OCS Ore. GROVE-~Tinebrem iiving and eitglying. —|_:UAMANT MIA, extends af oetoe| ‘S| Margaret’ = 20g0s Stake was Mrs. E. J. Lee |PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY| ConostessJensen. Enterprise. As n.Asse. |not wae Newspaper to everyone ih Pisasyour|Vitation professor;arformany| you, sa ‘Thankaaving assisted the hostess with| piss who found had Actually most) ago, years Twenty ant Grove and neighboring complayers would double the|a bid before South’s next tum serving refreshments Sage ae the hundreds of girls|™unities, 14 years of age and , and their gentlemen friends who older, to attend a ‘Halloween | sont in ceeutie to help Eve-| dance Saturday night. The i.e, one-club opening with the South and at this point South could hand. That type double has dis- |certainly have afforded a jump | appeared in expert play since |to four hearts. te Neoles it is too likely to hurt the player! He merely bid three and Al Club who uses it. Someone has spades! Morehead points out in ree | -and if that someone happens to |head on Bidding” that this was ' majority of you offered the | CHATEZI CLUB =i pace amie’Bae; the correct bid. a buildup residue of dance will begin at 8:90 p.m. remove lyn and. hard water: on her in the Timpanogos Stake House, soap ial Shower doors. The great'*® E- 2. S., Pleasant Grove. A popular musical group will - Hei South was pretty sure that| Will meet for an Halloween |same treatment the professor furnish the music for the evepeatak ger! | ning. he could make at: least four |Party Saturday night at 8 p.m. |gave.—POLLY double with Gceniittii Lee Carlson of the Stake MIA| __jhearts, but he also felt that|at the “haunted house” (follow Shara your favorite homeniak-|reports that cider and doughnuts : do right map). charge uible with trosuit hands. ; ‘buthe is, Opponents led eapessdWrcarte ing ideas . . . send them to Polly! wee Sas’ tins thie sreak cine ores well in spades, He was Herald. wll stags8 aoe om to compromise and make three| AS apples, pears. or potatoes|in care of The Daily new silreceive a bright, heart Incidentall vn wasn't \Rear’s. plus another trick of |are peeled, drop them in cold,| You'll |ver dollar if Polly uses your idea e tine wa ek nel Some two rather than toforce his Salted water to keep them from ir. Polly’s. Pointers. darkening. opponents te four. 7 , His decision ‘was a good one. NORTH 20. 0 AQ1094 almost surely have bid four spades. a872 oases North and South vulnerable East ; ; f 2 ace of hearts and con- : — a a finesse, i pay. fakes ruffs a heart, leads a club to Pass 29 34 Pass 44 Pass 54 .||Well as both of dummy’s, eas Pass Pass IS sada : gar to the es water in which Make this 3-day test! New M.P.O. mustrelieve pain ' THe InTeRnanione. Beeeed ‘attachments wy ED HIRE <> ae —.., BERKS : 99 eoeeaieciiaien fom Jones |Buy NOW. : = you homogenized for faster absorp- If you seek more relief than nowbegetting, jointhe tion, faster action. may -P.O.’s more tempera , medication in base Place forprolonged action. ere” : Values To 9 || faster and longer than the preparation you are now usingorwe will gladly.refundyour purchase price in full clesryan {epiniantit a ~- dispenser and a HEMORRHOIDS? P.O. lo taviotn Mentholatum gtBevmrce works in these fiveways: M.P.O. 1, Helps ease painfaster. M.P.O. ‘contains more medically ac- | complete with e excess brine from | [falt-b eating et of ise Opening lead—w 2. IN STOCKINGS | - get the lead to play a trump and Pass = POLISHER | WOMEN’S and GIRLS’ 4 LOOK FLOOR West makes his last trump as | 2a Pass 6a : COME-HITHER | South West North||eads Dble : e e ||ummy’s ace, ruffs a club and a diamond. North can’t Pass Pass e |tinues the suit, West can make by double dummy four spades West ruffs the second 8 secood “cubnese, Sis _ &A1072 Lig. opens . THE ye othears ad er | EAST (D) ¥AKQJ85 ¥ 1062 Q10942 O7 1 ‘ * Four spades can be beaten : oe ' He did make 10 tricks, but if he Acs a5 be available. Admission is best dress. had bid four hearts, West would 9974 #K5 ‘WEST will be served free of during the evening, and that candied apples and popcorn will ae BOTH FOR . $ 95 ' | “ge 8 JA K | ' textures two-tone in a riot of subtle colora— inspired by the look that meteEh m7 Berkshirestyling. $2.95 the pair . | 7 : a ‘ |