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Show 1954 jlarch 12, The Eureka (Utah) Reporter Franks Mr. Darre! Honor Daughter narrel Frank! entertained laat Saturday Knorin her daughter, gKTS her 4th birthday. &Lnl( enjoyed and Eileen a 3lhr. Mra. Leo Green,aa kept ahe iininera enlranced while atory teller, ST1 Sank- - prepared the party all smii Birthday cake and was nerved to El- minus .rh th little guests who were the nsvid Bernini, Debbie fo1 shanna Rae Franks. Tjord Anl Sandy, Pauline and riLder K . Virginia Jameson, s. Dennis. Kirk and lirusscl . Larry Ewell. Sue Bell. Clifford Fife, H5L Wavne Berry. Denyse and Arlene Schena. Sandy Butler, Sy Schow and Kay Matthews. were Mrs. Assisting Mrs. Franks Mrs. Gerald Drua- Joseph Ueinin, Mrs. Paul Hansen and Mrs. -- Wei u 'TT M Regular Meet Se M,dd Tfct",1 11. Mi. and Mrs. Dan Atherley of Hinckley ire the pitmd parents of a baby boy txirn March 3 at a Wilson Lees Give Paymui hospital. The little boy in at lbs. 1 oz. and Family Dinner will be named Bonny Lawren. The mother is the former Miss Ange-lin- e were Lee Wilson Mr and Mrs. Schena, formerly of Mammoth hosts' at a family dinner on Sunday are r and paternal grandparents small granddaugh-tetheir honoring Mr. and Mrs. Lawren Atherley of girl this Nancy Lee. city. The new little boy 'has Glen Lee. She a Mr and-- Mrs. d a brother. and a for Day was Queen lly to even a time, falling herself had Mr. wild Mrs. Jos ph Cherry snd while tryijto the birthday cake Clyde Campbell were Salt Lake two candles. ng to blow out the visitors on Saturday or last City arrthe nicely Those attending week. Connie Cherry, who is em-- 1 ma- anged dinner party were the ployed in the city, returned home andjMircnts Mn and M," wUh thl.m 8nd 1Knt temM Slimlay wilh n son ami air. snd Jim, timd Sash, Mr pH,enls' Rex Mra. Mr. and , Glen Lee. , Hi Lie, ML'is Mrs. John Cronin and Mi. and and host and hostess, M.. and Mra., Mrj( Jat.k L1(lV(, an(1 lwo (.,,iUIvn j Wilton Lee. Janie and Johnny, were out from Salt Lake City for a abort visit on Monday. They returned to the "500" Club Meets JHnalane and Jill Jameson, two daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jameson, danced on the llnele Rorrne TV program on Wednesday Hf.eni.Km broadcast from KSL station in Salt Luke City. Colleen Collins of Provo present d her dance pupils on the TV program with "Happy Holidays' us the theme and the Jameson young-- ! ers repnwnted the July 4th hoi- -j ' : -- i I Guiver. Green. two-year-o- ld Congrcsttlonal l'ay Ralae Members of Congress are expect- - vote substanU y raises for themselves and Federal Judges, are talented effective next January. aHowever, recoirv-grahe special commission and those (lanfers. seeing the pro-- 1 mendution he that legialatora ex-1 an did report that they bllt to 6a7.- Job in portraying their part NK) in likelvinmPhebescaled down to to f th0 BlMW' $20,000 or $22,500 still a alzable boost over the present $15,000. What a desolate place would be a world without flowers ? It would To me the meanest flower that be a face without a smile a feast grows can give thoughts that do without a welcome. Mrs. Clara often lie too deep for tears. Lucas Balfour. William Wordsworth. idav. Hnth youngsters ! nt - rhi-c-kc- joyed. Those attending were Tom Randle, Bill Brown, Dennle Kalrless. I Mime K indie. Clnry Ysmashi'.s, Nancy Matthews. Lcnnra Matthews, Shanna Ryan. Shanna Hales Maxim; Paxman and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Heraen. ' tvni cLr?LTl'if The MYF meeting last Thursday was opened with readings from the scripture. After the prayer meeting, a business meeting was held. The treasurer gave a report of the finances of the organisation and other business was transacted. Following the business end of the meeting games were en- Eurekan Girls Dance on TV Mra. Neno Schena entertained the members of the Modern Mrs. club at her borne on Wednesday evening. The time was spent in knitting and in sociill chat. The hostess served delicious re- 1 harulke1rchlf k.. ? prominently Joseph Bernini. Ahcl o"h5 relationships. In Shakespeare1. Mrs. Darrell anks. Mra. Gerald los.of a was cause or the much griff Drussell, Mrs. Win. Lucas. Mrs. V and iealousv n,i cd handkercMoN ui used as ,n.Mri Christian history is the fact that R"bert Franks and Mrs. PhiiI Han- ritual objects. It has been noted that in n. aome parts of the world it Mr. and Mra. Vern Franks of was the custom for a brids to be led to the altar by a M alvale spent the weekend visit- handkerchief tied to her wrist. About the time of the French Revolution, they were of various shapes, but King1 Di the truth you know and you Louis XVI made a public dee-- 1 shall learn the truth you need to laration that "the length of'know- - George Macdonald, every handkerchief made in! our kingdom (hall be equal Lively flowers are the andlea of to its breadth. Thus began God'a William Wilber- the custom of square hankies force. goodness. that has been passed on to the present day. Riin-nell- C. Modern Mrs. Club At Schena Home Ncedlecraft News by Naiiyunxtcr fni j Conducts MYF va (a Of interest to Kurekuns Ik the announcement of the birth of a baby daughter to Dr. and Mrs. Robert Bunnells of Salt Lake City. The little lady made her apiear-anc- e Sunday March 7. at the Holy CroHH hospital and the name her in Robyn. She is the first given child for the couple. New father is well known here having attended ele- mentrirv and graduating Tiniic high sc head. liming World War II lie wax u pilot in the Army Air Gul p. Aider being dist hargisl from the nervin', hr tended the Iiniversity of L'lali and finished Ins di tilul coui'se Ht an eastern university. He is the Hun of Mr. ami Mrs. s liny I). of Suit Luke City, New mother is the foinitr liliss Marion Guiver. daugh.er of Mr. and Mrs. ; Page Three . three-year-ol- At Hopes Home , Mr Hll(, Mpt KHsh Mikl.N.n aml on of Salt Lake City spent Sun- ... club met ednesdaj (jay visitng at the home of Mr. Mar-; home of Mrs. The '500 evening at the ion Hopes. Cards were enjoyed and the hostess served a dainty lunch to inembera: Mrs. Dick Laird, Mrs. Don Hudson, Mrs. Wm. Eastwood, Mra. Mrs. Gary Daniels, j and Ml. Wm. j.axman eaonshdlurmfwvn.ehbdu rh . Sunday guests at the J. J. cherry home were Mr. snd Mra. Wm. Wood and Mr. and Beriy anil the special guests. Mrs. rum j0hnon of Salt Lake Cit'v. Mrs. Tom Hopes They were former residents of Vtughn Clements, and Mm. Mux Lflrscn. Gurckn, High score in the card playing all-rGive proper signals for turns tvu won by Mra. Hudson, and consolation and stops. This courtesy ruts acby Mrs. Clemen: ' cidents. hy Mrs. Eastwood. Mra. IIv- - ut ' . ' ' j , THE PERFECT GIFT The custom of giving handkerchiefs as gifts is not a recent one, but in earlier centuries it was an expensive custom among European royalty. In the 15th and 16th handkerchiefs were centuries, pon.fi5 lhe fin.os. ,llk anJ lavishly embroidered with pearls and were "dliwnsable nd costly fashion accessory. They have thoV,fht f a Precious wedding and betrothal h?" gifts among f 50c,ty' Yoi,n wonn would affectionately embroider or thlr sweethearts. Ladies of leisure ?l?Avjk.ur'Chlcfiias r!cscnt art. too, and would often create and embroider dertgn.onh.nUk.rch.ef, that were as large aa 26 or 28 inches square. Jieedle workers today know the value of handmade handkerchief trimg as well. Fortunately, their scope is wider than mings and in yesteryear. For any occasion, a d hankie is a perfect gift and an inexpensive one. Bordered with delicate-patterne- d crochet, it is an appropriate present for birthdays, anniversaries, bridal showers and any holidays you can think of. gift-givin- laey-edge- CROCHETED EDGINGS MAKE BEAUTIFUL HANDKERCHIEFS Gifts of handkerchiefs adorned with lovely, crocheted edgings that you have made yourself express your thoughtfulness and affection. Live some to your friends and loved ones, or add them to your own dainty accessory wardrobe. Pictured here are four different edging designs for your selection, each one prettier than the next. You may obtain the crocheting instructions by sending a stamped, tb Needlework Department of this t,n.v ,Pf paper and asking for FLOW ER FANCIES. Leaflet No. TJfJtijOiOcfcMS VIllNIMUMU DUTCH PANTRY PIE 5- MJvertiumtmt From where I sit ...fy Joe Marsh Mrs. Hal Morris Honors Son honored her bnthday party last iiday aft-- , i noon in celebration of his li birthday. Danny's little guests spent a h;i;p iiHcrnoon playing games, .Mi-i- . Was just leaving home this Burning when the Missus rewind ed me to stop at Steve and ATi Meat Market for a pound of hamburger. "Be sure to get it from Steve," she said. Why! I wondered. So when I got to the market I asked Steve if ki knew. Ill tell you, Joe," he uid. AI and I sell the same swat, and a pound is a pound. Maybe it's Just that we go at it differently. "Al loads the scales To your wife that probably looks like a better buy. From whrre I sit, theres always more than one way to approach a thing and still come out fair and square to all. My wife likes a cup of tea wilh dinner; I prefer a temperate glass of beer. We get along fine. Gets me pretty mad though, when somebody starts "throwing his weight and demands that things exactly his way. around Cam Hal Morns m..i Danny Steve Tips the Balance a (doming fluent A al a PUCK FUNNY BUNNV MUD. i- - IfMUU SpM lMWW. cmiM Sm m nni Sum. Tp CM- artk cnm4 1 Copyright, 1931, United Slalet Brtwtrt Foundation B v The "Light Touch" on Your Form Saves So Much! .. l..gl ; . t T'i -- . Traa-Rlpaw- - ' at Saturday. begin at 1 1 l- Maswall Nous COFFEE Fresh Craiuui likibno ftargartne - school gyn:::.i i-- j IGii Ik 5U Urn. FI: m ; vi . and prevents accidents. Good lighting on your farm is not a I V f it is a time and money saver! m 27c BUY FROM YOUR DEALtR a.- nn.li ... i vm un ... ",io r I v nr Mutih rvltN -- !$ I IIIM. rir "'1 -- -- 1 MV ( lhr V IV. Ci'. 4.' l. $1.00 3 lie. 25f NEW ASPARAGUS JSK. 37C NEW GREEN BEANS 25C Your... (n Ground frash daily . . . Pura loan ftavorful I'KG. 27c 3 b. 1 00 8 I (nm1 finule SIRLOIN STEAKS 69c . POT KOAST BEEF Hi. s,i' ,.l v(.i: it The or.lv uitelhc' in e or of a thought, a see l, or ll.vir is G"d. I lie rn ii' Mu iv Baker Eddy, r nt-- Ir-- ui . . RerenlU rr-- I nterUininrnt lour Korea. Marllvn l c.?-trMolliee in vi.icrlo dean ml .a .ii tl'H kings far movie role. f 1. a l MM 1 .iM'i"1 in . .. RANDLES .MAItCII 12 - 1.1 - 15 SUGAR FROSTED FLAKES 25c I ,l,f1 77c HoiielosH, lit. T-BO- h I" 'V'l, ";,,.k,o1 ftiix Ibil Alaska Kellogg's w II , ill li " I". II - '.I I" nllS 4- V VI II S" POTATOES At HOT ROLL I ..y - 3 for 29c Your Fonrl l)tllars liny More x 5 cans 10c Tull ORANGES r; 3.69 Pillsbury SALMON SOs I' gjjc KKH'I'Y l)0(J FOOD K A Large Crisp, Juky Delicious . . . fine for eating and salads! Adequate lighting in and around barns and milk houses reduces time for chores - i.oo -- W :)2(! . SPAGHETTI Plenty of light on your farm makes MIO Instant Site I Ii for Pineapple ,!i M.ir. n in. iii'rk'v Rail i aie rei.i'n.ii'.l I St. 1ali'it kV, to lewvve the lie is assiiii d all flae, Man h 'J1' -- 1. days longer and work easier. 3 ad Tasty. Chunky SUHNY MORN he eonihicte.l by Utah INiwcr and i ! Mewses 23c a Really Good Cup of Coffee... Sale gain reminded of I 49c u 'ii f- - : Peaches pm-gra- For - Dalklaws Halvad 25c ll. 8Jj os. pkg. Ry-Kri- sp THE. SPOT! u IGA Ripe 'N Ragged Fruits Cottage Cheese Relief Km .ct v member of the Eureka LDS ward will celebrate al their annii'il party next Tuesday i.flein.Nin March 16. at the recreation hud. Luncheon will be set ved a. p m. and a fine is la .ng piepared. .Monil.ei me asked to bring antiques or anv items of special intrust they is::j ii-- to have to lie placed on ti e d.splay table being !i:ia:;;:d i I!" pleusure of tie gioup attending and takes r 55c HITS Spam Vt ran 3 for $1.00 Relief Society til he has a pound.. But I pot too little on and start adding. luf 39c CARNATION T Can" IT11IH EVAPORATED 4 tor -- Millr ii can In chui'Kc of the srvieca an Hildred McKiU hte end Vera Houston. I see l Wesson Oil PEACHES interested. Ech-evarii't- ta I 95r, HiA Yellow Freestone nesday evening service at 7:3!) p.m The services will be held in the Memorial building and a cordial to all those invitation is way luxury Gold Medal Flout 1 and Mis. Morris served tastv re- MishiM-nts- . eoniplc'.e with a beau- birthday rake, which was the mner of attraction for the voting folks. Helpirg Danny celebrate his butiidav were Nicky Caslleton, l'.ra-Thomas, Kay Cushing. Lowell Kkkcr. Linda Lee Lunt, Janette Hide. Joan Quigley. Marcia and Kay Morris. lot Raipa...Yeull dm! In Kilbni CORN FLAKES 12 oz. 21c 49C |