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Show THE EUREKA (UTAH) REPORTER Page Four Mrs. Darrell Franks Socla clven Id Entertains Club Mrs. Darrell Franks entertained the Bridge Club at her home on Wednesday evening of last week. At the conclusion of the card games, the hostess served a delicious lunch to the following members: Mrs. Frank McCabe, Mrs. Lynn Brady, Mrs. Ray Badertscher, Mrs. Ted Johnson, Mrs. Gerald Drusell, Mrs Paul Hansen, Mrs. J. A. Bernini and Mrs. Curtis Butler. Prizes were won by Mrs. McCabe, Mrs. Brady and Mrs. Couple Honored At Church Party Mr. and Mrs. Russell Maddox, newlyweds of the month, were honored last Saturday night at a party at the Methodist Church. Mr. Maddox has been serving as paster of the local church fcr the past several Badertscher. months. A short program was presented as follows: Opening prayer, Mrs. Vem Nevers; two vocal solos, Mrs. Maury Newman (Bonnie Ryan); a piano solo, Mrs. Curtis Butler; and a vocal duet by Gloria Allinson and Sandra Butler. Folowing the program games and refreshments were enjoyed. A lovely wedding cake was the centerpiece for the table, and the guests of honor were presented with a beautiful gift from the church members and the Womens Society of Christian Service. Mrs. Nevers presented the gift to the newly- Pilot union condemns altime- - weds. All those attending report a most enjoyable evening. Bridge Club Meets At Sanderson Home Mrs. Oris Sanderson entertained the Bridge club at her home last Thursday evening. Following the card games, a tasty lunch was served to members, Mrs. Elmo Boswell, Mrs. Leland Sanderson, Mrs. Gerald Mrs. Ned Allinson, Drussell, Mrs. Martin Fennell, Mrs. Tom Judge, Mrs. Robert Fife and Mrs. Henry Wall. Prizes were won by Mrs. Drussell, Mrs. Fife and Mrs Boswell. VACATION? Be carefree Plan ahead by long distance you call always station-to-statlo- lower-whe- n n. Primary Children Fun-de-la- Enjoy y A Primary Fun-de-la- y was enjoyed last Thursday at the home of Bishop and Mrs. Lee Bird. The entertainment was held on the Birds spacious lawn and patio. Elna Bird and Wilma Holmes were in charge of the days festivities. Games and singing furnished the entertainment. Light refreshments were served to the Primary boys and their parents. Those attending were: President Mildred Kay, Velma Phillips, Elroy Murdcck, Air. and Mrs. Max Berry and son, Max Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Mr. Grill and son, Leonard; and Mrs. George Hyde and son David; Mr. and Mrs. Mac Bigler and son, Kent; Mr. and Mrs Gerald Drussell and son. Kirk; Mrs. Darrell Franks anr son, Barry, and David Evans Mr. and Mrs. Clyde A. IEyds and their five children of Wells. the Nev., were guests over week-en- d at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Rose in Mammoth. Washing Windows Neednt Be Threat To Life and Limb In White Plains. N.Y., a moth- er of three children narrowly missed plunging seven stories to her death after she lost her balance while washing the outside of her apartment windows. She clung by her knees, head down out the window lor terrifying minutes until neighbors Mr. and Mrs. George Forsey will leave Friday for an ex- Rates are lowest after 6 p.m. and all day Sunday July 24, . Mountain States Telephone tended vacation to the east. Mr. and Mrs. David C. Forsey of Payson will accompany them on the trip. SALUTE TO MORGAN COUNTY WRONG Housewife tempts fate by perching dangerously and uncomfortably on rill to wash windows on the outside. who heard her screams broke down the locked door of her apartment and pulled her to safety. Risks of this type are no longer necessary today, thanks to the development of window sash that lift out or fold for washing inside the room or that Dairy cowi raze today in green Weber Valley where Indians and trappers, gray wolves and rattlesnakes once roamed. Remnants of the Donner Trail still run through the mountain-circle- d An electric dishwasher relieves kitchen drudgery, fuss and mess . . . meadows. Morgan, the county seat, is a town where transcontinental railroad tracks run right down main street. Here, all the children of the county, all ages, attend one school. Up in the limestone mountains near historic Devil's Slide,. a quarry grinds out the ingredients for high grade cement as it has for thirty years. Lake Como's sulphur springs draw health seekers as they did in pioneer days. This is Morgan County, where the United States Brewers Foundation constantly encourages the sale of beer and ale under dean, wholesome conditions. BEER and ALE . . . tt&uea, A and washes dishes better. It uses water so hot it sanitizes dishes clinic-clea- n. RIGHT Folding sash of modern window of ponderosa, pine lets this housewife clean her windows safely and comfortably. can be turned so that the ex- terior glass is easily reached from inside. n . Lift-owinand dows of ponderosa pine include models sliding and double-hun- g in modem or traditional styles. Models which can be opened so that exterior glass can be reached for cleaning include hopper, awning, and casement itylcs in ponderosa pine. ut UJOOW Dishwashing can be a long dirge . . . the average American homemaker spends 5 to 6 years of her life washing dishes. fold-dow- |
