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Show xrini n abu o u uu aw Ai iiii4 a--, i J 4. 1 1 rUTH SCOFIELD, s' v N g0 p fc. E 1 iV SOCIETY CLUB NEWS Editor, KElHU AL 5 0 9 FT i iTUR.ES As m H. r Couple Leave Today To Visit tOpiP c,t I'n.arj g ' dre h. "f- - 'fJ r. Mr aiul Mi- - Olivi r G Johnson celebrat'd tin ir silver wedding annivt rs.il y cm Vpnl 2ri ,uid in ot the event lined .'m ulttivtx and friend'-- ' The m i nui t thin taint'd a eol-o- i si ht me of pink .'ml white Pink siiapur icons and pc u h blossoms adn nt d th t lolt vnth pink and .whilt t ipt rs plifttl it tithci end Limit! c is followed h'- a sot nil who had vvtre presinttd inv evening i. 6i or j "r k comiin-moi.iuo- fMNitw 'uinhfr , 1 n,,t in s, '1'. a'ld- ol th j, U tb. - U 'Ustfii4 fic. !ht sv hat h, ng -r fo- ,e Mined sr 'if t ion t otdbly hj sd. armory i: , rep.-- tituted c? northvare Mac.tr bmed w:it a e presioer hips are t soLtr south Pi., he Arctic t was tni 'hat A me n the Mec. resident i; the shin, try careii 1 news nt felt able t eien if lere. wavs airplanes touched cal side of suggest cracking i--: man and Ij tly after ress dispa of confirm ts that an ding m Ita .pects of are Ha sorrow rk, ives food is keeping ist as muu being doat nigh it even was dual! are tota fields and to a r- and ft ets bout ;ated n 4 to or si put to include hey Italians, Belgians l as annour , oners n le Puck Private" " tuny Wives." newly married ami the pattern of our f is so much alike, you'd think we weie turned out on an asst nihlv line Heiuembn, of course, were prn ties' wives, and the sto-..- .. ries v on v piobnblv rtad about the hous;, Ul0 gin0,nnient furnishes pertains only to another and dismal pet les the Ofticers Wite with whom we have little or no as Mis Weie all ex-,'tt- ' About are Gen Kappa Deltas Set Date For Parents Tea Arrive Home From Hawaii , 1 C011t.lt t. Iso, e 11 Mis "Pink Private" is in a i lass hv hci elf, ami a long, long "itgahJtl way from home Her tar is the Edwaul P (lav and dough- - .cal y e, and in most ',00 per cent' nod Lleunoi ter to have letui Ptali leases, thats a luxury reserved for left your familv and your 0 to from Hawaii the for over -. icoiniin After' prelimmaiy olnythe MarineA Httle rainy davs I ttin't s.iy we dont tQ of the war officers' the to complete vat business jw a dSlittle eisewhere you were sent to Logan Mrs of wife Lieutenant Clay the 't,rs thev speed to town, leaving Edwertl Clay is the foimer Mi,sia f,inl f f,'ru. m ,Ust on our iovc- imZTnlnm and to equtp yourself to protect America to Eleanor Sw end sen of Lewiston ly suede shoes vv e bought with lovof your ability. Bo'h she and Lt Clay are former ing caie in Brooklyn or Boston a to your I SAC students sent you tumbling handled vears ago in. A cruel fate that stepped make not fate does While ill I'tah, Mrs Clay and VIMM)W-sH(1''1NBut We ,n baUle but that not g did w America to You her life !i. stay at the horn dedicated your daughter I: EM'KNMY K. of Mrs C!.u 'less a hero. The tact mac yo mollltr- Mrs Leon Still, we plod on, doe n Hoy foreVer! Pond of Lewiston. yo taf Street, into the iity K.sclf. Th" those who by usual proeeduie is to diop ou s to fight for America, to protect at the Post Otfiee, ther to letters lines, battle 'niuststay behind the cross tne street to the fiw ami-teumstances to idle, and ' u.st looking thank perhaps. IT you to her country. She knew,women ran you," Lining anv shopping. are Tour motrnt riurn for farewell, when she bid you Money, vw've long sir e learned, from didn't try to keep you A family dinner party was eiven is a mysterious 'tern that keeps bemgs. Vet she y nn so we or net you knew it Her s iTuesdav evening bv tin Missts disappearing alarmingly. in c proud Ot you whether Americans make her proud: Eva, Hazel and Mildred Wenmr-gre- n guard tin little we have, jealously, to determined keep: lhat in.ght come-- but penny. honoring Mr and Mr John watching every Since our ' home ' is a room only, Clay, who recently announced their free. Sirica wi can do no looking, and have marriage. Mrs. Clay, the former Miss Carol to cat out Now, restaurants are You expected to, but not so soon. But is a niece of the hostfine, once m a while, but morning, willingly no matter what the circumstances, wx Wennergren, noon and night they begin to take esses d bave given After dinner the evening was on a difierent character. You ierstand that. know, things have come to the socially. spent for beings is eaithly impossible taaii7ine a point where I lan tell where you o'"1 '"to ate if you just tell me what. tofy y Sure, ts's a crazy existence, but I loie it. Bill needed me and I needed him. and now that we're together, we ll work it out someBERTS MORE ABOUT how To coin some corn "It's simple, once you know how. PRESIDENT Test your knowledge of correct social usage by answering the U (Continued Prom fag following questions, then checking against the authoritative a have should answers below: rtfican citizen of are too small to net annual income 1. If children smme WOMEN of $25,000 after payment - buy presents should a father buy earnAlpha Chi Omega Mothers club wage the To SaU taxes. something and put their names on will meet Thursday at 7:30 p. m. saidi for their mother on Mothers at the chapter house, 230 North NEW YORK, April 29 (I Ii Tou will have to forego higher Day? job for 2. Should a grown son or daughD. Roosevelt, First East. jtes for your particular Mrs. Franklin duration of the war. ter away from home either write, A review of the drama "Candle speaking last night after her husthe nation class by wire, or send a gift on Mothers He addressed band's fireside chat, said she in the Wind" by Maxwell Anderson 111., a Day? will be given by Mrs. O. Wendell favored registering women, not 3 If a grown child is at home in Scott W. Lucas, D., drafting them supporter should he offer to take his mother liable administration Budge. d . I'm not talking about comAll members of the club are urghad very i.d the president to church on Mothers Day? else to cook ed to attend. out "groups in opposition one no is 4. there If pulsory drafting of women at pro-- n kis cost of living control the dinner would it be considerate the present time " she said. "1 appeal witn a challenging SF.GO LILY CAMP doubt very much if we will ever of a husband to suggest taking t their support. MEETS IN' IIYKl'M the family out to dinner on have to do that. But compulsory! On French Question i Mother's Day? it seems to me. is the - registration, deal "he president pledged the Lmted a of The great DaugliSega Lily camp 5. If a girl thinks only sensible thing if you want to be would it lawns to use force if necessary mother-in-lators of Utah Tioneers met Thurs-- j wisely use manpower and woman of her ter-or- y prevent axis use of French all right for her to send her a gift day at the home of Mrs. Josepn power. in any part of the world. Day? Mothers on card or a "We don't expect to draft all F. Nielsen where the lesson was Komed the "internal traitors if do would you What men who registered up to the the o would enslave France, Your child buys you a gift for presented by Mrs. J. B. Baxter age of 64 or 65. But we ll know de promised an American air Mother's Da- ymen we nave and where Sketch of the life of her grqnd-whensive "soon" in Europe where gift. (a) Make much of the shouldn't and what their skills are r was Mrs. they fight-(oreed be will mother, by Palmer, ir flying fortresses (b) Tell the child he we'll have time to find are and the liberation of the darklMrs. on Nielsen. VouB out whole we need them und you? Raymond have spent his money ed continent. Answers duets were rendered by Lois .'bat we ncc(j. And I think the There is good reason to oelieve, do. to 1. It is a nice thing Clawson and Iris Nielsen; Maxine same thing holds true for i continued, that Japan's south-i- J 2. Yes. and Betty Rose, worn-- en." advance in the Pacific has Yes Mrs. A. T Clawson She was the lust of 10 woman panied by ten hopped. He pledged that Aus-iliit. afford can he 4. Yes, if of Ht A piano solo was given by Miss speukers a discussion New Zealand and other ter-a5. Certainly. Betty Rose. Luncheon was served "Women's Work in the Peoples will be the bases for Do You Would "What Better to 32 bv hostesses Mrs. J F. War. action and told how "sev-rNielsen, Mrs. Lehi Clawson, Mis hundred thousand American solution (a). Cornelius Olsen, Mrs. Edgar Niel-- I Garnets oftentimes can be found with ships and guns are fight-itnosen, Mrs. Lester Rose, Mrs. A' Ln anthills in southwestern United on a dozen fronts. caused by debt conditions. The were orders Uert Nielson and Mrs. Don Allen. States. Calling the roll of Far Eastern price and rent control said that issued last night. "trees, Mr. Roosevelt tv the news from Burma was Congress lroddod Japan may cut the Burma farm Congress must act. too, ifand A if to be stabilized are But I want to prices say to the gallant Mr. Roosevelt offers a further tax "bple of Cnir.a " he continued, to impose limits on per'bat no matter YY'ith-th- e what advances program a Japanese may make, ways sonal and corporate income. administration there is, J be found to deliver airplanes also, considerable pressure tosav-go munitions of war to the artforced s of Generalissimo Chiang Kai-0- 1 a long step further todown among ings reaching far ft topped his wage earnors the little fellows of great promise of personal income Right up in the top ranks as a Ltrican offensives to come with where the bulk out is received and spent. Mr. favorite school fashion is this taillute to a paid great soviet offensive Roosevelt asked that every spare ored button front shirtwaist frock. tady ui being s love for dime be put in war It is a style These Russian Mr. dollar and forces, some doubt that its brisk simplicity and it is just 'sevelt said, "have destroyed and bonds but there is can be reached without as becoming for chubby figures as f destroying more armed power objective it is for slim ones! Convertible our enemies - troops, planes, foreea saving. pocHe said we now are spending collar, shoulder yokes, patch 'as and guns - than all the other more ket and neat cuffs for the sleeves JW Nations solely for war purposes put together, spent are attractive details and the butmoney than ever has been rate Morion is tons and belt buckle can furnish The in of Thrilling nation. other that was in the first part by any that will be smart decoration. For chumbray, and a bis talk. He 100,000,000 day ended with three gingham, broadcloth, pique and doubled by the years end. uiing stories of lighting men as for muother washable cottons. spent money All of that mples of real self sacrifice. In Pattern No 8162 is in sizes 6 into the bank accounts nitions goes was his explanation of while to 14 years. Size 8, short sleeves, "total war ' must mean to and pockets of the people materv, American materials and manufac- requires 2i . yards man, woman and the raw for civilian ial. available tured goods are on the home front. W ,ii For this attractive pattern, send use steadily are diminished by dican bght nor even ., pro-jL15c in coin, your name, address, Again we pr e s e n our weapons or materials version to war purposes. You do not have to be a pro- pattern number and size to The dlt armed forces, Mr. Todays fessor of economics." Mr. Roose- Herald-JournAnniversary Celebration "711 explained. velt added, "to see that if people Service 149 New Montgomery, San ere 18 one front one and L.:tu with plenty of cash start bidding Francisco. ere everyone Eight days of c. in the Unit scarce goods, Plan your summer clothes now ''1Teverv man, woman and against each other for h new our Fashion of with the help the price of them goes up. values carefully selected adm-au actn," he continued, So he urged upon the people his Book, just out. All latest designs, Privi'eged to remain in season. summer the for (tor powall designs from every department. tl118 war. That is plan to sop up surplus buying 1 to 52. Send for your copy h fn,,rr0URl?out here at home, in er and to prevent the upward spir-to Sizes daile ?Kht as costs presented Unusual specials to uptoday. al of lvea and ln our daily congressliving "a Pattern 15c, Pattern Book 15c, m his message and as "Here hold the tradition that a( home implemented by yesterday s One Pattern and Pattern Book everyone will partly ,pt the announcement of price and rent ordered together 25c. Enclose lc of making C. C. Andersons quality Z ,elIdtnia! controls. And ne said each point, postage for each pattern. necessary, not to taxes, stabilizations, limited income :osts no more. hi keep3 'the Ur flghlln8 men' and all, was dependent on each economic he complained of but other point, fortlfi,,d and to point par-- 1 war and after objections and seemed bloc where to the farm ticularly Thu' of statutory abandonment proposed ouLreoqfUine lhe abandon we again pav tribute well During our 46th Anniversary price advances has not been Vr crt" to the friendship and confidence which this community has given received. comforts.1 us over a jierlod of years. Only such an event planned for 8 d'rect follow' 0 v month'( to seeure the best values available anywhere could be message to com worthy of such an occasion. rs I nOllOrS CniinL' . ' 1 Gt.d-stn- nei-th- H v :y Kappa Delta sorority has ed its annua! parents' day tea w ill be held on May 17 at the chapter house Helen Hiulmun, Shu ley Watland a id Chloe Campbell have been appointed the committee in charge. A house party was held by the Kappa Delta members Monday night at the chapter house, with a fow sp0l.!;li SUlSts imluded. Ro fieshmonts were served and a social evening enjoyed 0 iu Postal Auxiliary To Convene Friday The auxiliary to local 415. National Federation of Host Office Clctks, will meet Friday at 8 p. m at the home of Mrs. A O. An- derson. All members are invited to be present. Club Members Are Entertained Mrs Gcitrude IYrkes entertained for the JFF club at her home this week. At the rlose of an afternoon of sewing, lumh w.is served to 11 members and two special guests, Mvrtlc Balls and Blanche Seamans. M.s. Berkos was assisted by her two daughters, Donna und Siurlev Bcrkes. 11 i s"" '';vr SCHOOL FROCKS Mind Your Manners Alpha Chi Mothers To Meet Thursday REGISTRATION OF FAVORED K ISCUaS. ; rt n. from rn Pac,f and a stranger and you left the town a stranger, we aio supporting that show you to no opportunity Proud of it and the shows we saw, the dunces we danced, and most wistfully, the iilothes we bought. I retail how I pouted for those furs, hist year, and looking baik, I feel almost ashamed Think all I could do with that money now as someone safely remarked, "You can't eat two silver foxes. When food comes hi foie elolhes, I gu ss its a sure1 sign that m growing up at last. Whiit do we look forward to Blouse God, let the war end soon. Never a question of who will hut how soon well win That's on i every thought; though I'll bet any amount of money not one of us would change places with you. No, sir were learning how to take it, ami we're pretty proud of us. So. if you should be in a hamburger stand, and notice all the girls from six to sixty wearing i mgs, you'll know you're in an army (own. Ami if the little girl m the corner munching a sandwich, prompts you ll il i hamburr er si md. 'all tin gi'ls from sixteen to sixty wear to murmur "Boor thing don't ring , vim know lull le m an aimv town pity her, plea-e- . n another thing mu' be vve iious t'SO's Instead, envy her, for just like dim t mil bandages, or sill bonds tile rest of us, she has given up l:u uu nlally. these i luhs are but wi g ils most certainly halt to the a!uats fin.tni mlly all to be with the boy she inar-- i bei i di iftid is person. il morale inikiinissed not sorry one bit. and pni.de .md lu.son wife, led. I'm will she be. We're a very in- oftniis When your weary soldier The fue shows are put tiny collies home all in and not the le.illv swell, and an entile evening Mgmfu nut group, but a mighty im-one we, the privates irried, even if mu ilix amounts to the price of Portnnt w ives the draftees' brides and yum own teet feel as though two Hikes re thi worn down to the knees, Ome m .i blue moon, it's. beerlwt'u' come to win the war with it's up to you to look flesh and md sal mu .it the home of he our husbands. mils Kumtz fiom Bath Beach Brookviva, B1I.I. llllVk MIF.'S - Vf lyn. In spiii of me looking like an tiAIMW, IN WEIGH! If you don't you soon he hear- advertisement foi a St. Bntnek's ing .ill about his long, terrible day Day parade, tlit.v know that such (Bills m his second year and now delieav ies are my ami debus a desk job) and if he's ill a light, so when they passion get .1 box from as welcome to the paitiiular nasty frame of mind, home ( a he'll shv lie thinks you re getting wife as tothing hi r soldcrl they al- -' as fat (which, you know, is a per- ways entertain at their petual thorn in the female side ) domain Til ! So. to avoid explosions, it ,s best (AVI' WAIT to get hi.s mind off the post so IOI! HCI'OIIY you trot him to tovvnl a mile a d But if it s to he just a plum a half, on the hoof) where there is evening, we gals sit atound, alwavs something doing at the var- - like old rionies, reminiscing about NKA Service) N C. April 29 FAYFTThYILLK. You mav iitliliess any one of us icd-piat- the Japants) 'idcd that ul and p; be bua ed e an e " -- MKW.iKT (Written lor i b-- re . e :t i Uy cur I this ii MUMOKIK Be - Jo Logan a true American this country fight fors itx scry tii. c .ciiu. came ago vdu ' ' mtnca, !;c Kobert Jacob ol BeinhoW E, X ---- Dont Pity the Army Wife Writes a Soldiers Bride Living At Post In California i'Pft'i tf) the Mrs. Buck Private te clear-angle- w It at Horn-Niels- one-ioo- so-u- WITH THIS DIG DOUBLE HIT SCREEN SHOW STAR-STUDD- ED Couple Celebrate Silver Wedding Mr and Mrs. Otto Mchr today for Los jtngclcs and Francisco. California In San Francisco they will visit their son and daughter-in-laLieutenant and Mrs Bliss Mehr. and with their daughter. Miss Myr Louise Mehr Lt Mehr is- stationed with tlie IJ. S. Coast Guard and Myr Louise is attending school in San Francisco. - a. ! my y$ay... in mi n Attend Graduation JlteS AriZOUa 111 .g'&S.rl Mr. aund Mrs. Wilford Baugh returned to Logan Tuesday from Phoenix, Arizona, where they attended graduation services of their soil, Clyde, from Luke Field advanced flying school. U. S. air force. Upon graduation, Clyde was commissioned a second lieutenant. He was o"e of a class of 200 graduating from the training school at this time. 1 3- lOf Ees. 30 From a woman proud heart comes a story that will rouse hidden memories in every woman! Beyond all compare 'J s . D Its Claudettes Lest! - al w as AY 200 til (! Its - - 250 Eves. Laff Day With Both These Hits Being Top Fun Shows r ! 1 teen-ager- extra partment Us to that is quality 46 YEARS OF BUILDING FOR VICTORY h t 4 Pattern GffJ extra i D a -- JOHN PAYNE JOHN 5HEPPERD AS COMPANION fi 5 taxi!0,1 n 1 message Personal and prof?. 'eilincs reasonably low, a Prices and rents heuiznpo dges and farm great.; r8tioniLPUorf' hases of war for nii cheri?. te 8Carce akamst inflation Fantazia Will Amazia GEM, Starts SUNDAY! 20c Until 6:00; SOc Evening No. 8 Long-haire- Furs d Are Carefully Conilted. what t thrill' WHEN TALL, CARS AND HANDSOME GOES STRAIGHT... ITQ THE NEAREST MILTON BERLE1 BLONDE') PL. MARX HIUINGEII J And Also, First Laugh-Tille- d Logan Showing! IT I THE YEAR'S Of FUN PAY-Of- T A' AND IXCiTfMENT! STARTING FRIDAY Phone IV 1 C. C. ANDERSON CO. W II EUE CACHE V A LLE Y S HOPS FEATURE A PICTURE THAT George MURPHY LINDA DARNELL Walter BRENNAN. struc-"during- SQUIRES FUR STORAGE FACTS DOUGLAS CROFT WOULD TOP ANY OTHER PROGRAM! JACK 0AKIE EJt )RY! ANN TODD in'J'! e :lBTO RK PAYS with VICTOR Off I0RY Added Short I0CHOU HUDSOfl Man towntloi Treats, Too! . |