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Show 1 reM' THE HERALD JOURNAL e Vins Honorable Mention I u)1 Valley Club Notes thani at on het r home bnthdav In m At - (hii'ten-'n- . Ladies Paike fUU WTWmwwjq!W.nqnl IjwT " t wf vm mMlWR'y-- JT'ilv " t W (UiV'T CooiiK (lab Yum turn Kouki r, The (heir (coking club met itui1-, u .i ken m rs Aim of Mi- - Doiula-- , at the lion i'ouu-d- y met ut the home t t Alen in Lj i h on Tuesday, June . IfoUe, , on J uiie- 3 5 at 10 a in PieMcitrit Mui.lv i Beiwui callThe loll)- mg veie elected oili-.- ed the me i tins to oiaer. lie ka hv Pete i sen. piesidtrl. opening aiavei as bv and I inaa Guo Cell Luula Blotter led latna Lai 'll, vice r lame Andetsen, tlie giuup in a ttw ong- A gueM, upoitii, llwiyl Jean Allen, health Janet Ahtlv. iu, welcomed. chaiiman, Frances Jensen, salt tx The time was suent making bak. chairman, Ci'ol Ann Allen, ing powder l.-'- - t- - - t 1 Iitnatv -- chin man. v , 4 t Tf. J lion V tv i Sewing ( ircle The Sewing (uu imetirg w s Smpp z (ooks The Smppz Cooks ot Tiovi-denc- e held Monday at ,he home of M'- -. held their fust meeting Ed Tohnan, leadei fhe deluJune 4, at the home of thin- - lead- sion was on keeping mm, (hull ' t im w is on er, Jovce Roth Plan-- , weie made and the oi for the su nmei s woik. tuie Flans uie nub- to hw The tolbv.mg weie elected otfi-ce- hot pace, scait-and km,. '.V v - r 1 '? ' VvJ iy - S Itching-Stitchm- then-blouse- 1 , t, A, "vet r 4 Aw ' ' A, H - - ' lL." .7" 'i iff a. 1- it , -- ; - ' J- - . vuu-stalled- - JtW , J . tt - (4 A .Mere Club Meie Club members were 'ntertained at the home of in fv' The - t This picture, taken by Lear Thorpe, 150 West 4th South, Logan, Utah a 9th grade student at Logan Junior High School received a $10 Honorable Mention Award in the 1956 National High School Photographic Awards. Optimist Club The Optimist club met at the home of Mrs. Colleen Hardman in Mendon on Thursday. Mrs. Betty Bartlett, Mrs. Ranee Peterson. Mrs. Delores Yonk, Gayette (Tub Mrs. Margaret Bailey and Mrs. Mrs. Joyce Richards, Mrs. LaVay Larsen, Mrs. Shirley Jensen, Mrs. Betty Bankhead were at a lovely luncheon and so- Lila Richards, Mrs. Beryl Barrett cial evening for the ladies of the and Mrs. Rae Leisfjman enjoyed Gayette club at the home of Mr a candy pull. and Mrs. Don Bailey in W'ellsvijle Bon Heur Club on Wednesday. Mrs. Irel Eppich Richmond's Bon Heur dub waa and new little daughter, Gaylene, were presented with a lovely gift. entertained Friday at the home n of Mrs. Blaine Bell. Special guests Enjoying the evening were Murray, Orene Murrav, were Ivy Anderson and Lavine Sarah Lindley, Donna Stoddard, Galbraith. Rook was played and luncheon Janis Parker, Evelyn Eppich, Diane Parker, Lavon Maughan, was served. High score was won Colleen Archibald, Arlene Cooper, by Ruby Johnson and low scoie Mildred Richman, Margaiet Bail- by Lavine Galbraith. ey, Betty Bankhead, and Mrs. Child Study Club DeLoy Hall, who was welcomed The Child Study club met at as a new member. the home of June Laron in Richmond on Friday. Visiting and Birthday Club The Family Birthday club met sewing weie enjoyed and refreshThursday with Mrs. Colleen Lea- - ments were served. by-la- Today's Pattern -- , - who is aided by Mrs. P.aehel Smith and Miss Myrna Scott. The club name was ihoscn and the following officers were elected: Elaine Sorensen, p esident; Jo Ann Woodruff, vice presiden' ; Susan Scott, secretary': Tamara Smith, treasurer; Bonnie Harris, song leader; Janice Pitcher, Aileen Winn, activity chan man. The club will meet each Wednesday at 1 30 p. m. O ed. Snappy Sewers The River Heights Snappy Sewers was organized on June 4 at 2 p m at Patty M Neils house. The group sang some songs and had refreshments. Next week the girls will begin their projects. They will meet at Linda Zollingers home. Ofucers aie Patty McNeil, president, Linda Zollinger, vice pi esident, Judy Smith, secretary; Lenna Binghanv, song leader; Judy Hansen, reporter. The meeting was held at tiie home of Faye Bergeson, leader. Plans were made for the summer woik and refreshments weie The photo was one of 256 prize winners in the $5,000 nation-wid- e picture-takincontest sponsoied by Eastman Kodak Company. g poik liver contains two or three times as much iron as othere varieties of liver All cuts of pork are rich in protein, thiamin, monerals, riboflavin, ma-- 1 Les Amis Conclude Year's Activities cm and fatty acids Poik helps' growth and good skin. Styles With Stitches Styles with Stitt he, met Mav Ellen II diul elet'td offnot-Rigby is pitsident; Ltalma Skos-trovice pi esident. Donna Van Dyke, secietaiy; Angiiua Rdn-sosong leader; Kay leer. Wheeler, reporter; Shiiley Ann Hubble, health chairman: Rhonda Lee Glover, safety chairman, Maisha Lee Wheeler, tecreation chair, man. served. Sunshine Club Tne Sunshine club oi Smithfield 'held its fust meeting on June ", at the home of Gvvenvth P.ichaid-so- n Officers elected were Lois Liniia Mae Reese, president; Bischoff, vice president; Jolene j secretaiy; Richardson, Judith O Rae Evans, reporter, Gwenyth At the conclusion of its current Lucky Sit Richardson, Rosalee Pilkington, season, Les Amis has chosen new The Lucky Six met June 1 at Gene Scrowther and Karen Mathofficers for the coining year heme of icky Sue Pickett. er. paity committee. the will be Anne Mrs Camion, They The club leaders are Sat ah president, Mrs. Maria Ellsworth, Piojects for tbe summer weie and Mis. Beth discussed and the work was start- Richardson and JoAnn Bdker. ed. Refreshments were served. Refiexhmeiits were served. Felt, secretary. O The Low-pnee- d Ifritfttnuffiftwf H1- - ;.w ' damp enough to wipe both hands clean. The hands quickly dry by evaporation It's damp enough for a lefreshing face wipe. After use, since it's a tissue, it's simply thrown in a wastebasket It, too, dries out then and will not remove paint. This product, since it requires no walk to the basin and no fetching of a pan of water, is usable, without assistance, at the little invalid's wish. Twenty-on- e envelopes come to a package, 64 to the gift box. Mar-Dea- ' v sr Men- evening was spent playing Canasta and prizes were wou by Mrs. June Bowen and Mrs. Donna Buist. A dehtious lunch was served to Mrs. Lorna Ladle. Mrs. Mar-jea- n WiJie, Mrs Carol Sorensen, Mrs. Mardene Sorensen. Marla Kay Kidman and Mrs. Bowen and Mrs. Buist. Endy. v X t - A Mrs. Gera.d.ne Maurer don f - IM- Just Lo-Vi- i - k Buist. pio-gram- s: - Judv Leoahault, pi esident, -- () Sherrie Kmduck. vte pi side nt Six Seamstiesses and song leader; Ann Both, ecie-tary- ; Tne Six Seanisie-sM- , met at Anne ( ad'ev, icporter The next meeting wdl be held the him.' h 1 mil i AlLop on Muv 29 katheime Si hole-- led the at the home of Join Sciuess. gtoup in a song utul the p!eiLe. she ako gave the health It'sun Stitching Club g The Club met The guls discussed patterns ani June 4 for its sixth meeting at fabnes Heti eshmopts weie the home of Mrs. Mane F Olsen. Tne club met next at the home The girls finished their jumpeis of Ins Flown1 an on June 5 Koth-enn- e and made plans to start Si'mlcs led the girls m Refieshmenls weie served. singing, Iris Plowman led the O pledge and Shamn Weodiutf gave the hi'dl n lesion The inmu'os Sewing Seven , The St wing Seven club of wue read bv the secietan In-. Smithfield met June 4, at the Plowman Pi.utue ai tit It seivvoic home of Mrs. Aileen Scott, leaden ei Just -- it-- is . - o O V V o the reorganization. New officers elected weie Mrs Geneva Murray, pi evident; Mrs vice presiElizabeth Bankhead dent; Mrs. Gertrud' Bailey, secretary' and treasurer; Mrs. Jones, chairman of Mis Zell i Claik, chairman of entertainment; Mrs. Clora Stuart, reporter. Officers during the past year were Mrs. Pearl B. Bankhead. Mrs Margaret Parker, Mrs. Leo-1- a Bailey, Mrs Letha Lindley, Mis Jocie Poppleton, Mrs. Thelma Haslam and Mrs. Jane Glenn. President Bankhead was in charge of the reading of the financial report and A social hour followed and a delicious luncheon was served to 21 ladies by the hostess. jun p.c-idi- Newton Literary il.m lield its no host and business . Newton Ladies Llterarv club tm i ting at the ut paik honot-nthe letmng offtceis Mis was held the fust of June at Mon Lamb. Mis Della llvde the home of Mis Jane Jones Ah. Kathleen Clarke sang and Mis Andieu Lamb A gift of Life Mrs. Sweet was pi esenled to each Niw offtceis elected ate Mrs Fmma Jensen of Faiiview Mrs viewed No Time Fot Seigeants. Bovle, piexiucntHostesses were Della Griffm Mrs. I, me Lee, vice president. 'and Hael Rigby Fifteen mem- Wdda Thurston, seer taiv Games were pla.'fd and lunch hers and nine guests weie pres-wa- s seived to 15 club members ent. The commit'ee in charge was Happy Hour (Tub made up of Mrs Loom eamons Mrs. Merlin Yonk v. as hostess Mrs lone Lee and Mis. Ardella to the llappv Hour club at her llancey. home in Mendon on Wednesday. O Flowers formed a putty een-tMadra Club The Madra elub of Wellsville piece for the table. Dinner was was root gunned Wednesday at served to Mis. SJephen Muir, the mee'uig held at the home of, Mrs. Bill Longstroth, Mrs Glenn Mrs. ,Llsie Poppleton. Miss Bessie llnbner, Mrs. Wayne Hnbner, Brown, pi esident of the Noi them Mrs. Carlyle Bud, Mrs Owen District Frxiera'ed clubs, was Soiensen, Mrs Kenneth Kidman. present and was in charge of Mrs. Asa Baker apd Mis. Eail My-te- Club Meetinas 4-- H Vf -- lhde Park literary Hide " r love-lno hod 'linnet v ed at pm and he afier-M- j noon was pent in doing hand woik ami (halting Piesent weie Mis Elsie Pop- plcton and daughter Kulh; Mis. la'athdm and time daughters, aleiie. Maricleiu and lacquel-- a me, Mis Lavern Muughan and duughtcis Jeanine and Ratlin n and sons (iciald and Ljnn Mu ( arol Nielsen and daughter Paula, Mis Gale Pukett and daughters (arolvn Bienda and Tamara and son Btad of Providence. Mis 3(011.1 Burnham, Mix Joan Butto nun ill Mis Avenue tlai shall. ".s joAnn Kmgsto'd, Mrs .ioM''n Peuv and Mis Coleen o.seii' 'thov have not jot chosen nj.,10 Mis Him. ham ontet tamed at ago a plate lumheon two week and Mis Mai shall entertained ilurxdav evening. Mjijoiu- s Ml UUiwi ' le A sen '' KMW 'WWWH Contest In National Photo j years activities have -O-D- izzy S.S.R.B. Club Tne leader of the SSRB club is Mrs. Wallace A. Bcutler. The members are Juanita Follett, president; Kathleen Slaugh, vice president; Marlene Beamons, secretary; Diane Beutler, song leader, and Sondra Follett, reporter. The club has completed the Foods II protect and has started in- cluded piogiams featunng different countiies, Mexico, Switzerland Iran, Finland, Japan, Sweden, Brazil and India, highlighting the music and ait of these countries. Oificers for tins year have been Mrs. Baibaia Dalby, president, Mrs. Aldene Halt vice president, and Mrs. Eva Sumon Foods III. mers, secretary. Bugs Dizzy Bugs club met at the home of Halvey Gnifin in Newton on June 4 The opening praver was given bv Keith Ballard. The group identified insects and a discussion was given by Halvey Grillin, The group repeated the pledge. The closing prayer was given by Curtis Dow die. nifirw niftf- lintinli Increased comfort in warm weather for bedridden patients comes with the aid of a moist paper towel with a light fragrance. It comes sealed in a packet. Summer Refreshment When the Keeping a baby comfortable is a manageable proposition, since he can be wheeled out into the shade and then have his clothes Warm weather brings some discomfort to almost everyone. But if one is inclined to wilt in the consider the bedridden: heat babies and invalid old folks They cannot get to the tap for a cool drink of water They can t awav from oppiesxivclv get warm sheets They eant get up to tilt the blinds to keep the sun out They can t stand up in a cool bieeze. almost-inevitab- accident occurs to Baby, its the parents who are more likely to faint. There ' is danger of shock with Baby and first aid procedures should certainly be employed, but the accident is less serious to Baby than to an adult A firm mattress is important to Baby in his infancy and all through his childhood If he needs a rubber mattress for alleigic reasons, get a special board to go between the mattress and spring. removed. A new product that will receive a welcome from invalid older people and from families who are concerned for their comfort is a small moist paper towel that comes sealed in an an proof packet. This scented towel is uiiera you need it I The first visit of Baby to his mother after birth generally doesn't involve real feeding. So there's no need to fret if lie's a breast Baby and seems to get nothing. Household Hints Defiost fruit before opening the caiton. Home economists at the American Can Co said the iiuit color remains brighter, the fruit of better quality as a result Complement your Summer Cut flow i rs last longer if cut in wardrobe with this attractive tne early morning o eiocheted in an stitch. You'll find it peifeit Nest time you plan a casserole with bread crumb topping, try for daytime or datctime wear! this vaiiation. Use ' cup of Pattern No. 2227 contains crocorn meal with eaih cup chet directions in medium size, of biead crumbs. Dus is espec- material requirements; stitch ations ially good with anv niacaiuni and easv-to-cl- capc--boler- cheese casserole. Send 25c in COINS, your name. Sprinkle butteied bread crumbs address and the PATTERN NUMwith paprika befoie toasting for BER to ANNE CABOT. The Heiald Journal, 272 W. Quin-- j decorative topping to casserole cy Street, Chicago 6, Illinois dishes. o Ui-ga- Now available the colorful 1956 Needlewoik ALBUM contain Add a gourmet touch to poik roast by rubbing it befoie baking with a touch of rosemary, ground sage or cloves ing dozens of lovelv designs fiom which to choose mote patterns in! ciochet, embtoiderv and knit 2 gift patterns, dnections1 Tenderize chicken and other plus in book Only 25c a copy ' printed fowl by tubbing inside and out with lemon luite after cleaning, but before dressing. Recent ScientificTests Prove bass' Pork is thoroughly cooked when thp color has changed from a grayish pink to a grayish vhite. All cuts of poik should be cooked e to the stage. 61" HOLIDAY COUPE June is tlairv month Oldsmobile's Rocket delivers high torque at low RPMs ...plus high horsepower in every driving range I anti vou will enjoy milk good, farm-fresin this area. . . . h deliver- - it- - high of torque and high. 0.2 , ' .p v to-- 1 horsepower at tor- rornprt's'-iomol cruising sjteeds the kind y on use ior nearlv alio! vourdaiiv driving. At f x a sale and moderate higliw av speed of 50 miles per hour, the lioi kei's rt.idv with more than ir. hntwHHirr in nsriwjui ininnl lulinn! The famous Rocket sdk in electrically lors. "par- Electricity helps cool milk to retain its flavor, freshness and quality. 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TV - ne. lantiol that zz OLDSMOBS L EE better! ii I new jxiini good, wholesome milk. Youll feel ly J n yss xj. -- On many modern farms cows are milked your brakes. But in ordinary rrui'ing the Roi het loafs along using onlv a fraction of its potential horsejxiwor. , 3 10 ft. llw. SALES STREET UTAH - COMf IN TOCAY. . . UAN WHY NOW IS A GOOD TIME 10 IUY AN OIDSMOIIUI |