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Show e i I HOLLADAY NEWS NOTES BY Mary Gail .. the crowd with Saturday. words written to a Using this entertained Stark original THE MT. OLYMPUS STAKE FASHION SEW was presented Saturday May 21. A crowd of over 300 women was served luncheod and viewed th large collection of fashions, made and modeled by members from the various wards. Mrs. Clayton Williams narrated the show. Members of the Stake Board song entitled ,There Is Nothing Like a Dame. Mrs. Orin R, Woodbury, Stake Relief Society Board Member, departing soon for an LDS Mission, was honored at the luncheon and presented with a scrapbook. year's book view theme, "Great Men, the muslcaL -- Oliver was presented by Mrs. Robert Beo-ni- on assisted by Mrs. Ray Sheffield and Mrs. Boyd Win-terton. Mrs. Walter Weight was chairman of the event and her members were committee LITERARY LADIES GUILD Mrs. Walter Dansie, program held a Brunch and Musical Mrs. Richard C. Watkins m. If I you live in HOLLADAY 277-972- I GET I I publicity; and Mrs. Robert Cummings, table decorations. New officers were also Installed mi Saturday. They are Mrs. Homer Page, president; Mrs. Joe Wright, Mrs. Bruce Coke, secretary; Mrs. Howard Relch-ma- n, treasurer; Mrs. Elly historian; and Schoenfeld, Mrs. Alvin Thomas, hospital- SPECIAL I H TAU CHAPTER. Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, will have a brief vacation from chapter activities during Die summer months. At the last meeting Mrs. Scott Beazer presented the evening's program entitled, Friendship and "Learning Good Life. MRS. DOUGLAS A. JACK-SO- N, 1330 Gunderson Lane, I l la ity. i i! SUE CHILD, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Child, 4734 Ichabod Drive, Holladay, was named Business Week queen at ceremonies Wednesday, May 18. Awards were also presented to outstanding students enrolled In the University of Utah College of Business. Top awards went to Tim Buene-ma- n, outstanding sailor student, and John C, Schreiner, lecturer in management who was named outstanding pro- ;! ! i i i m I fessor. I w Miss Child was sponsored by the Delta Sigma Phi Business Sorority. SPECIAL I 1 SAT. ONLY-ORD- FREE THE INSTALLATION LUNCHEON of the Elks Club was 2 HAMBURGERS held Saturday. Mrs. Lucile C. Van Dam was Installed as the new presi- OF FRIES ER WITH PURCHASE OF ARLEN JOHNSONS ARTIC CIRCLE 1 p 1 4638 So. 2300E . Holladay CALL 278-122- 1 vice-preside- nt; MRS. CHESTER R. POW- Community was selected of the Salt Lake ELL, Holladay Church, vice-presid- ent Council of churches at the ninth annual meeting of the council. Tom Whiting Racks Gets 'Elk1 Of Year Many individuals join clubs or organizations with a selfish motive in mind. But this has not been the attitude of Tom Whiting who has been an Elk for nearly 43 years and recently was selected - Elk of the Year of Salt Lake City Lodge 83. 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QUat 95 SUMMER SCHOOL TUITION PAID . 3 -- Months rent ...only $18 Come All porcelain enamel work aurface cooktop "No-Drl- CaII-CRS-87- AVAILABLE AIK PRICK Investigating RANGE mi. 33d So. IESS0KS committees BIG CAPACITY 1,000 Sq. ft. Bldg. Zone C2 Start Soon! FZIVATE 1 YALUE PACKED! FOR LEASE MM ucated in Colorado and attended college atFortCollins. In 1921 he moved to Rawlins, Wyoming, where he was first initiated an Elk at the age of 21. He moved to Salt Lake City from Rawlins in 1928 and has been an active member of lodge 85 ever since. Mr. Whiting works on many Committee, of journalism, all journalism teachers and anyone interested in amateur writing and printing. It will be held In the Jade Room of the Hotel Utah beginning Friday May 27 at 8:00 P.M. with a get acquainted social hour. Registration will begin at 8:00 A.M. Saturday May 28 on the Mezzanine of the Hotel Utah. School Summer Music Programs - LAMES OF THE ELREY COUNTRY CLUB, 3618 Highland Drive,1 attended a luncheon and fashion show, "Beauty and a Wedding; May 16. Amateur National Press Association will hold a Western States Symposium for all members, all students GET YOUR YOUNGSTER ON THE Mr. Whiting was born in Colorado Springs, Colorado, but spent most of his early boyhood years in Cripple Creek. Colorado. He was ed- dent to begin on June 20th. Registration is currently in proand will continue gress through May 27th. The Head Start program, under the auspices of the federal governments Office of Economic Opportunity and the immediate direction of the local Community Action Por gram and the local school districts, offers Innumerable opportunities for childroi of low Income families. Some of the benefits offered, in the hope of aiding the total development of theunder-p- rl vileged child are: medical and Held dented examinations, trips, hot lunches, valuable social and educational experiences within the classroom, and conferences and discussions with the parents in re gard to the welfare and development of their children. 'em Up, others. such as the Charity Committee, the Deer Hide Committee, the Membership Project Head Start for summer of 1966 is scheduled SID BASKIN, the Minister of Education of the First Baptist Church, was guest speaker on Sunday at the Holladay Baptist Church. Mr. Baskin spoke at Sundays services in the absence of the Reverend Homer W. Wickes, pastor, who is attending a Southern Baptist Convention In Detroit. The Reverend E. William Remley, First Presbyterian Church, was elected president, and Daniel R. Howell, First Methodist Church, was ehosen president-elec- t. The the ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN was the title of a film shown at the Evangelical Free Church, Sunday evening. The movie was produced by the National Association of Evangelicals and depicted the attitudes and actions of Christians in todays churches. was elected president of the The Re ve raid Jerry BabyOlympus Junior High School PTA. lon, Murray Baptist Church, Other officers are Mrs. Joe was keynote speaker at the F. Kelso, vice president; Elmo meeting. vice-preside- nt; I Pack, second Mrs. William L. Mangum, secretary; Mrs. Fred W. Tadje, treasurer. Company. ' pleose cell 3 Goil Start. AAory with newt lips or ocfivifiei of your club, church, civic club, acout group, etc. C0I71E I Featured at the event was a, care demonstration by Miss Florence Everett, advisor of Bailey Beauty Supply skin re- Friday Press Symposium Register For 'Head Start 300 LOS Ladies Exchange Latest Fashion Blab Sew-What.- 26, 1966 REVIEW, May o gsnnsniwjgii) isasi i .! ! imE Rf SOVKI 88 |