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Show 6 THE PAYSON To CHRONICLE Thursday, December 10, 1970 Beta Cultus be honored on The great Dutch artist, Rembrandt Van Ryn, was subject of a meeting of Beta Cultus Club, held November 23 at the home of Mrs. Wilma Crane with Mrs. Grace Goble as assisting hostess. Mrs. Goble, chairman of fine arts, presented the program. She presented herself as an example of an amateur painter who has enriched her life with a study of oil painting. She displayed one of her paintings, a large landscape, and told how she has enjoyed working on it. Of the 16th century artist, she said Rembrandt started to paint at 16 years of age and was a noted painter by the time he was 21. She said his consistant drive to discover and paint the soul of man was almost a super human endeavor, and that perhaps no one has come as near as he to capturing that inner light as did Rembrandt. He is famous for self portraits and made some 60 paintings of himself, . Mrs. Sally Peery, president, conducted the meeting and discussed several matters of business including a quilt that was given The coming Christmas away recently. party was also discussed as well as a recent meeting of officers of Nebo First District, Federated Womens Clubs. Mrs. EUen Wiles led the pledge of allegiance and the collect was read by Mrs. golden wedding GAD-A-BOUT- S Recreation leave. Major Jarvis is serving in Viet Nam with the Army. The couples four children remained in Wyoming while their mother was away. An open house in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Seth Tanner of Provo will be held Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. at their home, 649 N. 970 W., in honor of teir Golden Wedding. Mrs. Tanner, a native of Denmark, is the former Inger Larsen. The cople was married Dec. 1, 1920, in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Mr. Tanner was born in Payson, where the couple lived until 1944. He is retired from the Union Pacific Railroad. They are members of the River-groSecond Ward where both are active. He is a High Priest and she is a Relief Mrs. Leo Fech entertained the Sorosis Bridge Club Thursday evening at Dellas Center with a dozen ladies enjoying luncheon and games of cards. Society teacher. Mr. and Mrs. Tanner are the parents of one daughter and two sons: Mrs. Helen Perkins of Provo, Dean Tanner of Ogden and Roy Tanner of Mapleton. They also have 12 grandchildren and 12 M.dol.n. o;on fhww 465 3J95 Jean Pickering Jarvis, formerly of Pay-so- n and now residing in 'Sheridan, Wyo., left Nov. 29th for Honolulu, Hawaii, where she met her husband, Major Paul H. Jarvis, who was spending a week on Rest and ve Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Verl Sudweeks were hosts at a family dinner recently with places arranged for the following: Mr. and Mrs. Milo Burraston, Goshen; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Greenhalgh and family, Orem; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hillman and son of Las Vegas, Nev. SANTAQUIN bUOD Mrs. Idonna Mrs. Steve Hancock. Mr. and Mrs. Glade Taylor and daughter, Jolene, spent the Thanksgiving week in Colorado, visiting in Denver with their daughter, Karla, and her husband, Steven Peery, and their three children. This was their first trip to Denver and they enjoyed seeing the many points of interest in the area. Mrs. Selby Dixon recently visited with her daughter, Phyllis, and husband, Richard Curtis Waggoner, in Greensboro, North Carolina. While there she attended the wedding of their daughter, Christine, and James Ronald Hudnell, a lieutenant in the United States Army. Vows were recited in the First Presbyterian Church, at twelve oclock on Sat., Dec. 5th, followed by a reception in the Alumnae House, University of North Carolina at W. Crook Cultus club requested several times to reprint my recipe for Frying Pan Cookies. Although they are called a cookie I think they are more of the candy type. Also I have added a special recipe for Pineapple Nut Bread Im sure that your will enjoy. FRYING PAN COOKIES 1 cube margarine 1 cup chopped dates 1 egg 1 cup sugar Cook over low heat 15 minutes stirring constantly. Remove from heat and add 1 cup nuts Christmas on Temple Square for 1 970 tsp. vanilla cups rice krispies Quickly shape into balls 1 Five major Christmas musical events will highlight Christmas on TempleSquare this 1970 season. All events are free to the public and everyone is cordially invited to attend. Visitors also will enjoy the 1970 edition of Temple Squares famed Christmas lights, which transform the center block of Salt Lake City into a Yule centerpiece of Christmas sound and light, incommem-orato- n of the birth of the Savior. The Christmas season attractions are numbers of visibringing tors to the Crossroads of the West. Last year, December for the first time was second only to August in total number of visitors to Temple Square. August 1969 counted a total of 409,684 visitors, while December logged 374,442 visitors. And this year of 1970 is running well ahead of 1969. August, 1970, for example, recorded 463,096 visitors on Temple Square. Lead off event this year will be the annual Christmas concert of the Mormon Youth Symphony and Chorus. Their Glad Tidings from TempleSquare program will be heard in the tabernacle Friday evening, Dec. 11 at 7 p.m. Musical director and conductor Dr. Jay Welch has prepared a sparkling holiday offering featuring excerpts from The Messiah, Berlioz The Childhood of Christ, Benjamin Brittens "Ceremony of Carols and other favorites, including traditional and contemporary Christmas Carols. Featured will be the Youth Symphony Orchestra and the Mormon Youth Chorus. The organizations, composed of Mormon youth ages 15 to 28 from as far away as Provo, ng Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ockerman took a commercial airliner to Denver, Colo., and spent Thanksgiving with their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Ockerman. Marie Taylor. Dainty refreshments were served by Mrs. Crane and Mrs. Goble. Members of the Cultus Club met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Gould Dixon, where a program on poetry was presented. Max Golightly, professor of speech and drama at Brigham Young University and a new resident of Payson, was guest speaker. He read from his new volume, A Morning of Taurus, for which he was recently named Utah Poet of the Year by the Utah PoetrySociety. He also read other selected poems. Introduction of the speaker was by the hostess. Musical numbers were presented by Noel Dixon, who sang selections from two popular motion pictures, with piano accompaniment by his daughter, Denne Dix- I have been Mr. and Mrs. Page Peery joined Mr. and Mrs. Glen Larson of Provo in a trip to Riverton, Wyo., where they enjoyed a holiday dinner and other festivities together. large number of Payson women attended a meeting of the Ti Ute Chapter, American Business Womens Association, held at the Orem City Center recently. The affair was the annual Holly Days Fashion Show presented as a fund raising project. Attending from here were Marilyn Taylor, recording secretary; Ruby Wilson, treasurer; and Orpha Curtis, members, in addition to guests as follows: Mrs. Wilford Ellsworth, Mrs. Randy Ellsworth, Mrs. Jack Etherington, Mrs. Lynn Page, Mrs. George F. Wilson, Mrs. John Wilson, Miss Afton Wilson, Mrs. Holt, COOKS Corner Mr. and Mrs. Lester Binning entertained at dinner Sunday for their daughter, Sandra and her husband, Howard Armstrong, and family of Santaquin. Places were arranged for those mentioned and including their daughter, Karen Armstrong, a student at Utah State University in Logan; Randy Carter of Payson, who is a student at Snow College in Ephriam; Dick, Cal and Bob Armstrong. A Justin Max, son of Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Stewart, Payson, was 1 year old Nov. 22. Grandparents: Mr. and Mrs. Owen Elmer and Mrs. Arlene Stewart of Provo. Great grandparents: Mr. and Mrs. Clive Cheshier, 100-pie- ce 320-voi- ce Logan, Heber and Tooele, are by no means untrained. Some of the talented youth have upwards of 15 years musical experience. The groups were organized in 1969 to record appropriate music for church programs going out weekly to more than 500 radio and television stations in the United States and Canada. Consequently they are rapidly gaining an international reputation. Critics and composers alike have lauded their professional polish, which will be evident in Friday nights concert. Second of the five events occurs Saturday night when more than 5,000 high school youth of all creeds and races jam the tabernacle for the Annual Youth Songfest. Time is 8 p.m. Musical director thisyear is Armont Willardsen, veteran Salt Lake City high school vocal teacher. Accompanying the singers from 49 schools, ranging from Payson on the South to Weber on the North, will be the BYU Symphonic Orchestra under the direction of Dr. Ralph Laycock. The program. will be telecast live by KB YU, Channel 11, Provo, and at a later hourbyKALL radio and KQMU-F- M. KSL-TSunday afternoon, Dec. 13, hour-loan proChannel 5, will present of segments including gram each of the Friday and Saturday night events, running from 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 V, ng p.m. The third musical attraction combines music with drama and another rich helping of the Spirit of Christmas in an offering which is becoming a Christmas fav- - THE BODY SHOP IS and roll in coconut. PINEAPPLE NUT BREAD 12 cup margarine SHOPPE 6 North Main, Payson, Utah 1 - a h ptAff on. Mrs. Reed Money, president, was in charge of the meeting. The pledge was led by Mrs. J. D. Christensen and the collect was read by Mrs. Marcellus Chard. Light refreshments were served by Mrs. Dixon and Mrs. Chard. Lake. 1 cup sugar eggs 1 cup crushed pineapple (drained) 2 cups flour 12 tsp. soda 1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon baking powder 12 cup nuts Mix in order given. Bake 350 degrees for 45 minutes. 2 PAYSON GOOD day and Wednesday evenings, Dec. 14, 15, and 16, at 8 p.m. As in previous years, this light opera be produced by the University of Utah Opera Company, under the musical direction of Ardean Watts. The light opera tells the touching story of a crippled shepherd boy who wants to send a gift to the Christ child in Bethlehem. Scheduled for Thursday, Dec. 17, at 8:15 p.m. in the tabernacle is the fourth major musical event the annual Christmas Concert of the Tabernacle Choir. Richard P. Condie, Choir musical director, has prepared a special program featuring many Christmas season favorworld renowned Choir ites. The will be accompanied by Dr. Alexander Schreiner at the console of the great Tabernacle Organ. Choir President Isaac M. Stewart reports the tabernacle door will open at 7:45 p.m. for the concert. Final Christmas on Temple Square event is scheduled for Sunday, Dec. 20, at 2 p.m. when the Salt Lake Oratorio Society presents its 55th annual rendition of Handels beloved The Messiah. As in all other events, admission is free to this Mrs. Ruth Rothe ' Every family has their favorite recipes and when it comes to holiday cookies my daughters vote for the following which have been used in our home for years. SNOWBALL MELTAWAYS 1 cup (2 sticks) butter 14 cup sifted confectioners sugar ill 375-voi- ce inspiring program presented bythevolun-ee- r, Oratorio Society but tickets are necessary and can be obtained at Skaggs Drug Centers and at the Visitors Center on Temple Square. Guest director this year is the celebrated nationally known conductor Walter Susskind. The 1970 version Temple Square Christmas lights will be turned on officially by President Joseph Fielding Smith of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints, at the beginning of the Youth Songfest in the tabernacle, Saturday evening, Dec. 12. Emphasis has been given this year to the Nativity Scene which has been a perennial favorite of the Christmas visitors to Temple Square. The special Christmas lights will remain on every evening from Dec. 12 through Sunday, Jan. 3, 1971. Parents are encouraged to bring all members of the family to the Temple Square events and features to witness again the Christmas story of the birth of Jesus' the Christ. Angela, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Butler was one year old on Dec. 1. Grandparents: Mr. and Mrs. Heber Butler, Santaquin, and Mr. & Mrs. Albert Francom, Payson. Great grandparents: Mrs. Daisy Francom, Payson and Mrs. Martha Butler, Sant- 1 1 cup finely chopped pecans or other nuts confectioners sugar In heavy saucepan over low heat melt and heat butter until light brown in color. Pour irto small mixing bowl; chill until firm. Cream browned butter, sugar and vanilla until light and fluffy. Gradually add flour. Chill. Shape into 1 inch balls. Bake 15 minutes at 325 degrees. Roll in confectioners sugar while still hot. Cool on wire rack. Makes 3 dozen. aquin. Utah Federated Womens Clubs First District, Utah Federated Womens Clubs, met in Nephi recently with Mrs. Max Orem, district prsident, in charge and 32 presidents, vice presidents and district officers in attendance from Fillmore, Nephi, Payson, Spanish F ork and SpringviUe. The members were asked to write letters to their Congressional delegations asking them to encourage the Postmaster General and the Citizens Stamp Advisory Committee to issue a stamp in commemoration of Dr. George N. Papanicolaou as a reminder to women of the Pap Smear test for cancer detection. They were also asked to write letters concerning the American prisoners of war by Mrs. Lee J. Diamanti of Helper, international affairs state chairman of UFWC. The group also voted to support the highway safety program as a district Nebo 11, Friday, 7 project. It was reported that clubs from Fillmore, Nephi, Payson and Spanish Fork participated 100 percent in a General Federation project, Bucks for Books, a project to communicate with youth everywhere on the dangers of drug abuse. Plans for the Spring Convention at Nephi on April 24 were discussed. p.m. Annual Christmas Concert of Mormon Youth Symphony and Chorus. Dec. Buy her that new machine for Christmas! This model sews everything from Nylon Trictot to Leather $1 00.00 Off till Christmas 12, Saturday, 8 p.m. Annual Youth Songfest, featuring more than 5,000 high school youth from 49 schools. (The Temple Square Christmas lights also will be turned on officially at the start of this program by Pres. Joseph Fielding Smith. Lights will remain on through Sunday, Jan. 3) Dec. 14, 15 & 16, 8 p.m. (Mon., Tues., Wed) Amahl and the Night Visitors, a light Christmas opera by Gian-Car- lo Menotti, produced by the University of Utah Opera Company. Dec. 17, Thursday, 8:15 p.m. Annual Christmas Concert of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. Dec. 20, Sunday, 2 p.m. annual presentation of HaFifty-fift- h The Messiah by the Salt Lake ndels Oratorio Society. (All above events will be held in the Tabernacle on Temple Square.) tsp. vanilla sifted flour 2 cups SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Dec. COOKS Corner orite of many Mountain West families. Amahl and the Night Visitors will be presented in the tabernacle Monday, Tues- non-pro- fit OPEN THE CLOTH 2 Steven M., son of Mr. & Mrs. Merton (Sharon) Moon was one year old Dec 5th. Grandparents: Mr. and Mrs. James B. Moon of Payson and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Van Ausdal of Santaquin. Great grandfather: George of Ephraim. Grandparents (maternal): Mr. and Mrs. Glen York and Mrs. Edna Jasper, and Mr. and Mrs. Owen Van Ausdal of Spring Calendar full The Merri-Tone- s, a ladies quartet, has slated many engagements for the Christmas season, performing as a public service whenever they are asked to do so. The grbup is composed of GwenHarmer, Gloria Barnett, Erma Measom and Karma Whitelock, with Arlene Provstgaard as accompanist and script writer. Their calender show appearances at the Peteetneet School faculty party on Tuesday of this week and the Wakara Riding Club (of Payson) party Friday at the Social Center in Spanish Fork. They also sang at the UtahCounty Real Estate assoc, party at Riverside Country Club, Provo, onDec-emb9 and will entertained at the Payson Third Ward Young Marrieds party December 18th and for the Sunday School programs at Payson Third and West Wards December 20. er SUGAR COOKIES 12 cup butter 1 cup sugar 2 cups flour 2 tsps. baking powder 2 eggs 1 tsp. vanilla Enough milk to make a soft dough. (If needed) Cream butter and sugar, add eggs, vanilla and dry ingredients. Roll out and cut into desired shapes. Bake at 350 degrees for 8 to 10 min. BIRTHS PAYSpN HOSPITAL Dec 4: Boy to William B. and Karen Hardy Miller, SpringviUe. Dec 3: Girl to Ron and Margarita Maestas Cornelius, Salt Lake City. Dec 2: Boy to William G. and LaRene Lee White, Spanish Fork. Boy to James E. and LeRay Brown Har, ris, Spanish Fork. Boy to Milton and Rose Kalavsky Houser, Spring Lake. Boy to Frederick Edward and Geraldine Taylor Williams, Goshen. Boy to Tom and Jerelyn Montague Sorensen, Payson. Boy to Dennis and Linda Wilson Steele, Nephi. Nov. 29: Boy to Dennis and Deann Mitchell Taylor, Payson. Boy to Ronald and Pamela BarneySmith, SpringviUe. Nov. 28: Girl to Greg V. and Mary Wvega Aguero, Payson. Nov. 27: Girl to Fred and Carma Spencer Swain, Payson. Girl to Errol Dennis and Charlene Murdock Hohrein, SpringviUe. Nov. 26: Girl to Wilson and Stella Begay Manywhiskers, Spanish Fork. Nov. 25: Girl to Michael and Mary Lou Atwood Carter, Logan. Nov. 24: Boy to Richard and Lana Hill Harper, Salem. Girl to Calvin and Lily Jones Sheen, . Salem. Nov. 21: Boy to Bryant and Shirlene Smith Sanderson, Salem. Girl to Frederic Baker, Orem. A. and Norma Lu Grant Boy to Roy Gene and Lola Jean Atkinson Weight, Payson. |