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Show ae tt) Fete Newlywed Couple & ALPINE—Areception on Fri-; Orem. ‘day eveningin the Alpine Ward| Miss Adams is a graduate of ihall will honor the marriage of American Fork High School and {Cleora Adams and Don N. Par-|a graduate of the Utah Trade ‘cell who will recite. their“ows| Technical School, where she earlier in the day in cerernonies studied to be.a dental assistant. ‘at the Salt Lake Temple. Her fiance was| graduated 4 Parents of the cduple jare from Orem High School and {Mr. and Mrs. John Quincy) <a 3% years in the U. S, Adams of Alpine and Mr. land| Na » Mrs. William E. Parcel) of UTI. POLLY’S POINTERS He has also attended e3 iN e drags —C\ues “Ruse t9-dacky Alpine Retéption’ Will 2s By hadi: McCORMACK summer. can’t be detected even un United Press International vurtijaauiakibolaitina islot|cht “dhe Slgpant aoe a NEW YORK (UPI) — “‘Yes,|brassieres. He consideres the} Some slips, what’s more, Party Held have no bras,”the clerk in|no-bra as of a tri-|; “ier inna ds ou want? it longer than - The customer’s wearing non-|holds it in place. fectly natural for mummies, makeup. cosmetics giving her| The firm that makes it, Ex-|one might say. If you have ruby the no lipstick, no powder look.|quisite Form, reports the no-bra lips, the non-makeup’ will tone For Patients Pere igi aillgredpeoberare fi one +oe of nudity.|¢hem down. A gay. Halloween party was held Monday evening at the ‘Utah State Hospital Hope Unit (geriatrics) by nine members of Provo Service League and the Unit attendants. Marilyn Kofford of Orem brought a group of her dancers who presented a program of tap, ballet, acrobatic and singing numbers, which were enjoyed by these older patients. The patients had decorated the amusement hall with pine cone owls, fall flowers and leaves and bright. Halloween paper HandyHints From Husbands cutouts. it ‘woman mad comes in the “no” era swooping down on|A and B only. fashion plates nationwide. 32 to 36, cups The no bra — that’s whatit’s}derpinnings are trying to corcalled — comes from Ruid|ner a part of the “no” market, | MR. AND MRS. JAMES BURTON EVANS : | ij Guernreich who offered the al-joffering foundation Daily Herald Mr. and Mrs. James Burton (Helen) Goodrich of Denver, 7 garments]! wrRDNESDAY, OCT. 21, 1964 most-no (topless) swimsuit last|that weigh practically nothing CoupleWill Welcome Guests On Golden Wedding Day Evans will greet their friends Colo.; Mrs. ‘George (Maxine) Mrs. Arncid C. Orton and and relatives on their Golden Wilson of Provo; Ray Evans of !. By POLLY CRAMER ~ rubs on wood. The tracks | of Mrs. Bert Hovey: were in Wedding anniversary. at an Reseda, Calif.; Mrs.; Ray Newspaper Enterprise Assn. our overhead garage door work charge of the donuts, coffee, an open house at their home, (Dorothy) Anthony of PocatelDEAR POLLY—Although the with less effort when so rubbed cider and candy, served to the 809 .South State, Provo, on lo, Ida.; and Mrs. B. G.| (Betty) ‘+ Women’s Page is supposedly and are protected |from rust. 50, patients. Simpson of Sterling, lo. They Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m, After the party, the service , off-limits to us men, I manage Window tracks and slides, weaThe couple were married on also have 21 grandchildren and ‘to peep in on your column. ther strips on door—they all league toured the therapy room nine great-grandchildrén. Oct. 20, 1914; in Vernal.’ Mrs. : Each week I discover| a S work better when waxed. If where many ceramics are be- Evans .is the former Ethel Mr. Evans operated |the City *mew ideas and that ae ‘ood |you have no paraffin, use a ing made. They are planning Elmer. They are ‘the parents Bakery in Vernal for 45 years: to spend an afternoon helping ‘enough for me. Recently you candle.—M. B. of five children: Mrs. 0: D. He later worked in Nevada for a Thanks to you, M. B., for with this project in the near|. ‘wrote about “save: the wax” railroad and after his -retireand what you meanis paraffin. sharing your hints with us future. ment in 1958, moved ito Provo | That idea is not new to| me but gals. It is always good -to have Officers of the Service League where the couple have since ‘ 'T would like to add to the uses you clever mén around. stress that anyone who would resided. of paraffin wax, There is al- POLLY like to participate in the organThe family requests no gifts. DEAR POLLY—The women ization, which is organized with ‘ways a piece in my tool room. *s * & Last week when cutting off a who sew may be interested in the purpose of assisting state Corduroy, long a daytime dead 5-inch limb from) a tree, the way I hem sheer nylon. hospital .patients, may contact I had to go back and) get the I usea raveling of the. material Mrs. Dale J. Anderson, Mrs. classic with the college and paraffin to rub the saw blade, and draw it carefully over a F. T. Hickenlooper or Mrs. young career girl set, now goes ‘for that makes such a job much Gake of wax to make it easier John Hayhurst. Volunteer help into evening. Several designers BONHEUR | easier. I also use paraffin on to manage. This way there is is always welcome, they state. show the fabric in dressy Will meet at the Y Center, clothes for fall and winter. Mr. eR OR vail sliding drawers where wood no trouble in hiding the stitches. room 386, at 8 p.m. this evening Mort, for example, uses white, Hope this helps someone. else with Ethelyn Taylor as hostwide wale corduroy for sleeveas it has helped me.—MABEL ess. Program will be) presented less skimmer dresses) built on GIRLS—Mabel sent a sample by. Dr. and Mrs. Weldon Taylor, princess lines, for two-piece of hemming done this way and who will discuss their recent outfits with vest-jacket tops, the stitching was practically inyear’s stay in Cairo, Egypt. and for. slim-skirted dinner : SALEM — An open house was visible. My personal thanks to suits topped with cutaway jack- UTAH LAKE LADY LIONS held. in honor,of Mrs. Sadie her for an idea that I know is ets copied from men’s tuxedos. Cottle at the home of her sis- going to make my hand sewing Will meet Thursday at 7:30 Rhinestone buttons add glitter p.m. at Sutton’s (Cafe when ter, Mrs. Chana Hansen recent- on nylon much neater.—POLLY to the group. ly when over: 50 friends called. DEAR POLLY—When I want Edith Y. Booth will speak on ‘Mrs. Cottle is moving to Car- to find out if a fabric is colorIf there is anything a moth “Does My Vote Soe mel, Calif., where she will live fast, I sew a piece of it on a or carpet beetle can’t stand to- WATCH THOSE CALORIES DEKATOS | with her daughter, Mrs. Tony piece of white cloth and for day, it’s wool carpet. There was Word comes from the Na- Will meet Friday at 4 p.m. August, and family. | the testing place this in a glass a time when one of. these pests Mrs. Cottle moved from Green of water and let it stand over- could expect a decent meal) tional. Research Council that with Mrs. Flake Rogers when River, Wyo., fo Salem about night. The fabric is colorfast if from a wool pile rug, but no Americans are eating too much Dr. Richard Poll jwill be the eight years ago. Sheis.84 years the water is not colored and longer. | for the amount of exercise they speaker. old and wishes to thank every- the white cloth is not) stained. For over five years wool car-| are getting. A reduction of 300 one for the kindness they have —E. A. R. pets and rugs made in the calories (to 2,900)) is recomshown her during the past GIRLS—I go a step further, United States have been per- mended for a 25-year-old 154years. than that and measure the size manently mothproofed by the pound American male, used as <A) 25-year-old of the colored square of cloth carpet manufacturers. As a re- an example. $3.95 fad Up to. see whether jor not it sult, the insect larvae which woman who weighs 128 pounds should, the council says, reshrinks when put in hot water. used to do the damage won’t 373-5585 linquish 200 of her calories for touch a wool rug even if it is LLY a cutback to 2,100. "DEAR POLLY—When. taking served up on a silver platter. PLEASANT GROVE — The'|a motor trip, we use a zippered The mothproofing solution is log cabin in Pioneer Memorial|muslin pillow protector as a generally added in the dyePark was the setting for the|carry-all for sweaters. This bath at the carpet mill—‘‘dyed recent monthly meeting of the|provides a soft cushion for in the wool’’—so that it is truly Battle Creek Camp, Daughters |someone to use when taking a permanent. It withstands the! nap and the sweaters are readi- rigors of wear through the life | of Utah Pioneers. New officers elected for the ly available if there is a sud- of. the carpet and repeated coming two years include Cap- den change in the). weather.— cleanings and shampooing. * * * tain Gertrude M. Richards, Co- ny Eye appeal is not very far captain Chloe H. Shipley, and| lesson leader Estelle Fenton, Share your favorite homemak- removed from taste appeal, acwith Ida H. West as assistant. ing ideas . . . send them.to cording to U. S. Department of Holdover officers are. Lacy Polly in care of the Daily Her- Agriculture Extension Service White, co-captain; Cora.O. Bez- ald. You’ll receive a_ bright, nutritionists. They say both are zant, secretary - treasurer; new silver dollar if Polly uses needed to stimulate special enCleone L. Kirk, chorister; Jane your idea in Polly’s Pointers. thusiasm for mealtime. L. Armitstead, historian; Jennett B. Mills, registrar; Sadie mask no-makeup a The natural blush also or will bloom in Other makers of women’s un- your cheeks, Utah County, Uteh Whoever heard of vegetables in a Sandwich ? 7 > Corduroy Takes To Evening Wear Club Notes ‘Open HouseHeld For Salem Matron Moths Develop Hate For A Wool Carpet ancien — —_—eer Permanent Waves DUP Camp Elects Slate of Officers “IE YOU.... |. HAVE GALA PLANS. Hollywood Breadhas! A. Beck, chaplain; Vivian H. The extraordinary blending of eight fresh vegetable flours is the Evans, parliamentarian; Pearl R. West, cheerleader; and Pearl] W. Adams, scrapbook chairman. - * big reason for HOLLYWOOD Bread’s very special good taste. Lettuce, Celery, Parsley, Carrots, Pumpkin, Artichoke, Cauli- *€ The Darndest. Things flower, Cabbage .. . blended in a unique way ... crease HOLLYWOOD Bread’s wonderful taste ‘and flavor. Come in a Can Today There’s one little reptile on the market which doesn’t know " the jungle from the North Pole. Helives in an aerosol can. 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