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Show Tiro Mrs. Jensen Is. Honored on Paris Womans Club Head Plans U.S. Tour to Trade 81st Birthday Advice on Welfare Problem Ria Jensen of Weston, Idaho was happily entertained Sunday, April 24 when all of her family came to celebrate with her, her 81st birthday. The members of Mrs. Jensens family present Included Mrs A, S. Shroud, Mr. and Mrs. Hilton McCulloch and families of Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Andersen and family of Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. .Ernest Neves and family of Millville, Mr. and Mrs. Claude LaPray and family of Logan, Mr. and Mrs. Dell Jensen and family of Weston. Also calling were Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Whitney of Tremonton, Mr. Whitney Is a brother of Mrs. Jensen, and Mrs. Charlotte Pattersen of San Francisco, a long time friend of Mrs. Jensen who came with the Mrs. Madame Genevieve Jaudoin-Prois pictured at her desk discussing: welfare problems with widowed mother of two children, m im-- Logan, Utah, Wednesday, April 27, 1349 TJERALD-JOURNA- Youthful Chic Makes Styles Designed for Petite Figure At Spurs Pledge 28 Freshmen - 't- Girls Tuesday Twenty eight freshmen girls were pledged to Utah State Agricultural college chapter of Spurs, national service organization, at a special tapping ceremony Tuesday morning at the L.D.S. Institute. Announcement of the selection came from Mollie Corbridge, Mal-aIda., president The girls chosen to represent Spurs next year are: Gay Bond, Ogden; Lenore Hansen, Lovell, Wyoming; Rita Swensen, Barbara Tidwell, and Evelyn Hillyard Smithfield; LaRue Vincent and Wilma Fairbourn, Sandy; Gayla Stevens, Woods Cross; Bonnie Kay Hansen, Collingston; Sylvia Nelson, Kathrene Haskins, Burdean Datwyler, Margene Pederson, Vella Mae Allen, and Carol Nieder hauser, Logan; Rnee Gilette, Del go, Ida ; Gayle Kay Wooley, Leth budge, Canada; Shirley Larsen, Harlme, Montana; and Gleda Mae Struthers, Nampa, Ida. Vera Lee Thurgood, Clearfield; Renee Pitt, Layton; Betty Jean Morse, Tremonton; Sharon Hendricks and Jackie Nielson, Boca' tello; Maurine Bird, Mendon; Rita Moutsen, Logan; Dorothy Nowell, New Jersey; and Neta Thompson, Ogden. 6L pee the All re SH d, Sundress-Boler- o the ftei pert Zens lor i $ , IMi K be h Rive ipeci pere next it row H t Krty Turner, former women natior-- 1 champion, adds tre Dix,e water ski jumping title to h- -r collection with this flight n Cyoress Gardens, Fla , tourney Swiss People Are Dinner Guests Gilgen Guests d d Ys m w Franco-Americain- sun-bac- e, I -- i sun-bac- 2 DAYS sun-bac- -- Fashions From California m Reflect Living INO Club Weston Juniors ..J& Newcomers Bridge Give Party For Parents Ladies are Guests Dinner Guests Of Husbands h; rs combined-wlth-beaut- , d; ! sprlng-into-summ- er 5 doctors prove hand-ln-han- Fireside Chat Hill-yar- d, Hill-yar- d. A RtAlART this plan breaks the laxative habit Amigus Club CTU R Mrs. Hansen Sees mgh ward J Clsrl Thut Dahl by i mil Wl Hut sight pies' ly nt C meet 130, Lt fedu ty, toriu band talin lnvit Ca meet 7.30, dept. diree A Way at tl baby ter 1 mu Fieri enti of L Ttdw Hi la tt aow Fraa the c el, S Dr ire Calif Vii hev and Mi Smit day wry Ca Injur ''! retut Eighty-thre- Hostess Wurstens Visit ef H eervi mil A Binghams Have business women to know that the life of the average Frenchwoman is on more frivolous than that of ' To promote the majority of American women, I j i PARIS (NEA) Mr. and Mrs. Percy Bingham on between contrary to popular beliefs : Better understanding of Amalga had as dinner guests budget-pricefashions designed Youthfully-styled- , ; American and French women is both sides of the Atlantic. A study of living conditions of for mature figures bid for a leading place in the Arrivlng April 19th from Bern, Sunday Mr. and Mis Douglas i !the ambitious purpose of a month-long Switzerland were cousins of Joseph Mitton and children of Hyrum Mothers Day parade. Navy and white polka-dottevisit to the U. S. planned by American working women is of (left) owes its graceful flare to pleated Cilgen of North Logan, who are Mr. and Mrs. Ross Einghani and to .M a d a m e Genevieve Jaudotn-- ) particular interest Madame redingote brown shantung suit (right) guests at his home, Eliza R. Ruf, children, Mr and Mrs Frank skjrt ?nsets sum-line- d because of her soProm, who will represent France Jaudotn-Prolooks citified with jacket buttoned up; looks casual Lisa Lota Ruf and Wilford Ruf Peterson of WamSulter Wyoming cial welfare work with working at the General Federation 1 when jacket is removed to reveal brown and white The parents and a sister Evelyn The Petersons were enroute to women in Paris. .Womens Clubs Convention '0 k top. g polka-dotte- d are now enroute to join the family California. f Hollywood, Florida. Club projects which will be exand are expected to arrive May 16 and discussed 1 1 with her The dynamic plained of brown and white polka-dotte- d YORK (NEA) Moms hesiNEW The Ruf family are converts and U. S. sisters concern the care of Frenchwoman Is president BY EPSIE KENARD citified combined is with for to bank break crepe the piggy tating to the LDS church. In Switzerland t founder of the Club Feminin de war orphans and children now beNEA Editor Fashion which can brown Mothers their rayon shantung Day finery was president of the Bern 'Liaison which ing cared for by the state and of makes the skirt and the cover-u- p Mr. Ruf of avert this crisis, thanks to smart date this vast halfThe branch the mission and was "isolated or lonely women who the organized in 1947, majority. buttons the When dresses designed to fit fuller figures jacket jacket. of the Swiss also To accomplish the purpose of come under the category of the superintendent sun'j , shorter a size with dress of the disclosed is obliges and slimmer budgets. up, all that Aastrain Mission Sunday School. her visit, she plans to meet and to "economically feeble. fittina shorter and fuller waist, hemline, to those eliminate Designed talk with scores of American The plan is to repopulate vilg-room extras" which so often more room for shoulders. women in all walks of life. She lages by the creation of childrens Theie is nothing about the half- polka dots. atof its budget-pric- e rob dress a will tell them about the lives of homes which would be placed in size dress, however, that robs it of m half are tractions fashions sizes isolated women. .average Frenchwomen as well as the care of for women who are less than five its style distinction or youthful is treated to the seasons Ediscuss social welfare problems The children would benefit by even takes youthful-lookin- g appeal. The half-siz- e print: navy feet, five inches tall. Nation-wid- e and club projects such as the re-"- t their maternal care, she believes, I k sheer. styling which is white polka-dotte- d surveys fchow that 72 per cent of smart in contrast to impersonal state vival of abandoned French LAST can be classi- usually confined to misses sizes over a navy blue taffeta sheath, women all American of care. and the development It is also her belief that the of the kind of softened at the neckline with a an Here's with waistfied these as example petites women would find a new interest handicrafts. ' 4 regional line and shoulder width not gener- styling which dresses Mom In as large taffeta bow, the skirt of the Paramount presents "The American Friendship m life. Many villages In France, convertible redingote flares with finely pleated snappy a country-cit- y suspected. Therefore, half-siz- e ally ;Fi am Showed Frenchwomen that sh points out, have suffered sharp k dresses are designed to accommo' as her daughter. A top insets. American women of all classes declines in population, some befelt sympathy for us and were cause of war casualties; others, eager to help us, she says. I because of the migration of work'.hope the Thank You Train showed ers to cities. :them that Frenchwomen of all Madame Jaudoin-ProIs conNewcomers bridge group will their fident that the grafting of chilclasses deeply appreciated BY SUE BURNETT at 8 pm. at the meet Thursday and thel bedren would who be trained to 'generosity reciprocated Youthful and smart and so wearcome useful citizens would con' able of Mrs. William F. Sigler, home sentiments. a neat sundress to help you ? I want factory women and tribute to the physical and ecO' 309 East Second South. Hostesses woo the sun plus a brief bolero will be Mrs. Ruth Lamborn and 'society women, college girls and nomic rebirth of such villages. for cover up. Scallops lend an air Junior girls and their leader, Mrs. Ruth Anderson. of Importance. Pattern No. 8408 is a sew-rlt- e California, the home of pioneers, Mrs. Stephen MacArthur of Amalperforated pattern for sizes 12, 14, has blazed new trails in fashion ga gave a party for their parents The following program was 16, 18 and 20. Size 14, dress, 51. designs which reflect the colorful, given; piano solo, Wilford Jones The L. N. O. Club met Thursday 1 of bolero, yards yards i living peculiar to the of Newton; song, Robert Richards, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Cronqulst For this pattern, send 25 cents, evening at the home of Mrs. Mada Sunshine State. With color as accompanied by Carol Blanchard, and son and Mrs. Della Cronqulst 3-- o w. j in of size members COINS, Thursday name, evening address, your ii i girls trio, of North Logan were dinner guests , a Dinner was served to the follow- - the Smithfield Kiwanis club enter- desired, and the PATTERN NUM- their keynote, California designers both of Smithfield; national trend Arlene Meyers, Coy Facer, Geniel Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Heber members: Mrs. Connie Scrow- - tained their ladies at the lodge. BER to Sue Burnett, ang Herald' continue to lead the 1 y ' comfort Hymas accompanied by Fay Lamb Car1 Cronqulst of Benson Ward A delicious dinner was served Journal, 828 Mission St., San Fran' toward hers, Mrs. Carma Hillyard, Mrs of and ! in for Smithfield; piano duet, Chrissports Mrs. clothing TIazel Godderidge, Evelyn to 45 people. The program was cisco 3, Cal. tine Blanchard and Co. of Smith-fiel'ijEllis, Mrs. Vickie Elwood, Mrs. given by Miss Marilyn Clark of The Spring and Summer Fashion casual wear. book Renae Hansen, Marie Logan who played several piano will guide you smoothly in making Seamons, Mrs. 1 I U'aDorthy VIRGINIA The festive look of California duet, Leone review, and Rebecca Chambers Mrs numbers. SVIeikle, Mrs. Myrna Low, j j a smart wardd with goes i clothing 1 Noreen by accompanied JorgenMrs. Faye Crockett, Hjporis Carlson, robe. Easy to make styles, special California homes, which are plan' UJm son, a tribute to the girls, Mrs. Mrs. Mauiine Crockett, features, original designs and a ned and decorated for the same Maigaret Noble and Melvin Relerad ky EAGLE LION FILMS I j, jEloise Toolson and the hostess. free pattern printed inside the casual ease in living, according First-RuVermce and n Also Prayer, Mystery Hit V J The evening was spent in sewing A fireside chat was held to the current issue of Look maSunday book. 25 cents. I wers awarded Prizes visiting. ';lind after church at the home Luncheon was served after the gazine. The close affinity between j ' to Mrs. Carlson and Mrs. Elwood evening of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Tingey of architecture and fashion on the program. be held Club will V May meeting ' West Coast, has provided a whole If you take laxative regularly here how Al2th at the home of Mrs. Maurine Weston attended by M Men and new family of fashions for dressing Gleaners and their leaders, Mrs you can stop Because 6 New York doctors now have Eldon Bastaln and Clyde Stimp-sen- . up, yet feeling comfortable and proved you may break the laxative habit. And Films Cali' Vance Campbell relaxed. Patio fashions," was the establish your natural powers of regularity. e own contribution to feminper cent of the cases tested did it speaker. The Amigus club of North Logan fornias So can you. of this Is are ine typical pulchritude, whatever you now take. In Stop taking held their monthly meeting at the union. tead. Every night for one week take 2 Carters home of Mrs. Elda Baer with Mrs. happy Fills. Second week one each night. Tnird Verona Siaugh as other night Then nothing Californias famous climate, of Enjoying dinner Sunday at the week one every Every day drink eight glasses of water, set Lt. Col., and Mrs. Ervin Wursten Husbands of club members were course, has most to do with Its home of Mrs. H. P. Hansen of definite time for regularity. with their son and daughter are special guests. George Q. Bateman emphasis on play clothes and Amalga Sunday were Mr. and Mrs Five New York doctors proved flue plan break the laxative habit with showed interesting films and re sports fashions. As summer ap- Dix Bateson of Logan, Mr. and canHow visiting in North Logan can a laxative break the laxative PLUS friends and relatives. Col. Wursten freshments were served. habitT Because Carter's Pills unblock proaches, the rest of the country Mrs. Clifford Potter, Mrs Ellen lower the is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John tract from Hansen and digestive of then Western Smithfield let Mr. on and and "PORKY CHOPS turns to its luckier it AU8KEY IMtt iS make use of its own natural powers, Wursten. cousins for new Ideas to togs for Mrs. Hans Hansen. WARDEN DOUGLAS GRANT WITHERS further Carter a Pills contain no habit PARAMOUNT NEWS forming drugs, the great outdoors. Qn the horizon Plus Paramount News Break the' laxative habit . . . with Cartwt William Hyde camp of DUP will this year are a great many bright-colore- d Pills . . . and be regular naturally. cottons for afternoon and When worry, overeating, overwork make DR. M. W. MERRILL meet Thursday April 28 at you irregular temporarily take Carters Pills of Susie Sea- informal evening, with decorator' home at the this pm. SIMULTANEOUS INTERMOUNTAIN Enjoying dancing evening Optometrist chintz joining pique, chambray and at the Dansante will be members! mons. pui. t ny 5mgstoreTor83i u You denim a for even cool, rtaful i Ufa. refreshing ody your The lesson will be given by of the Varsity Dance club. 23 West 1st North, Logan Onleta Waite, the history by drink in the patio. Telephone 380-Wanda Ashcroft and Florence Another gift California has made Perkes will furnish the music. to the fashion world is the play shoe turned formal. Women all over the nation owe the California ladies a vote of thanks for their reluctance to give up their comfortable play shoes come evening. Following Californias lead, the country at large has now whole- - t heartedly adopted the play shoe in every material from denim to gold and silver kid, satin and BY ROSETTE HARGROVE NEA Staff Correspondent Spec - William Hyde DUP Club to Dance WORLD PREMIERE R TODAY AND tin day by day rim m mius of "bamahs mutimr"! 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