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Show 2 And the Public Will Pay Page Neighbor ,Jhe . 'Dancing Hair Keynote to Spring Unless the Senate has more sense than the House, subscribers to homplcnvn weekly papers ran prepare to pay a lot more for their newspapers. Dancing Hair coiffures will Apparently determined to ".Mirk the businessman the House led oft on newspaper publishers. Subscription rates give you a liit to make this the of hometown papers have stayed reasonable lterause post- youngest and gayest Spring according to the Official age rates have lieen within reason. Rut the hill passed by lever, ''Hair Fasnion committee of the the House would keep all present rates and add a penny National Hairdressers and ' per paper. Association, the hair Rates would lie the same for little papers like the fashion authority of the beauty NEIGHBOR, mostly distribu led within the county, and for profession. new "Dancing Hair the big magazines, which circulate from coast to coast in The have a tender and light-- i styles hearted touch that is destined quantity. If all the rale would go through as the to set a trend with dancing hair House passed them, they would raise SI .02 1 billion and effects that swing, sway and flip up playfully into amusing produce a post office profit of $170 million annually. and diverting curls. The ndw Of ciairse, the iiewspajers are not;the wily ones hit. styles are being presented as a of National Beauty Salon Everyone would pay 'j cents for lelters. 4 cents for Kislals. feature which wilt be observed Week, 8 cents for airmail, (iin iilars would go up from 2( to Feb. 4 ! cents (wliiih might get rid of them entirely in the There is a up and ordinance an would mails) keep them line of "Dancing Hair styles for important parly and evening off the lawns and porches. wear, which converts into a When longress was figuring a raise in news- sprightly down line for carepapers postage, the increase in postage for most home- free daytime wear. In both, you town weeklies was WHKv so the raise would make wi'l always find a saucy of curl . . . cither at the top. the the increase 1200r,r. which the subscribers would have to sides, over, under, or just about pay if they want a hometown paper, which millions appar- anywhere, but always dancing. s inci-ease- 1962 7, ... The Latest for Mlhdy 11-1- February sp'rit-liftin- g anli-litlerbii- g flip-u- ently p do. It Happened In Washington By Mrs. Wallace F. Bennett The Neighbor Serving the Holladay, Cotton-rooand East Millcreek Communities of South 8alt Lake County. Entered as Second Gass Mattel at the Post Office at Midvale. Utah, under the Act of March . . w .. " 1878. d 9, Office Holladay Blvd. Phone: Salt Lake City 17, Utah Plant 136 No. Main, Midvale. Phone: AM5-3554798 278-2(12-8 6 Subscription Rates: 93.00 per year 25 cents per month b7 carrier Published every Wednesday J. Parr Godfrey, Publisher J. Kay Aldous, Editor-Manager Knowing that we were all interested in her. house, she graciously gave us a personally conducted tour of the premises. The houKe is situated on a hill, with a commanding view of the surrounding countryside from windows. Origithe second-stornally owned by Pcrlc Mesta, it was built as a replica of a French chateau. ' The parquetry floors in the ara wing-roolibrary and dining room were brought from France and rclaid in the house. Also, the gorgeous silk brocade on tiie walls of the drawing room and the handpainted wallpaper panels in the dining room were carefully taken off the walls of a French chateau and rchung in the new house. The dining room panels comprise 'ifo-siz- e figures done in a motif to resemble an elegant French tapestry and give the effect of handpainted mura's on the wall. Mrs Johnson purchased Mrs Meslas French dining room furniture, along with the house. Fod'.our luncheon, the tabic was pulJiy out lull length, and 22 were seated comfortably around it. After the luncheon, while we were still surrounding the table, she asked several of the ladies (o tell informal'y of their activities sinre last we met. A few years ago, Pcrle Mesta gained nationwide attention as The Hostess with the Mosless. Today, her name is seen less frequently in the newspapers but her remarkable estate is still the scene of many memorable social gatherings. y I I Summer Walts Coiffure k:' h J IlK.-- ' ' Festive Flair Coiffure ... tovar healthy sheen in your hair for and Summer, but your cosmetologist can help you with any necessary corrective treatments that may be needed to traces of Winter erase tell-tal- e from your hair. Make-u- p for Spring calls for the soft, clear look of the Southern Belle, gentle and feminine, bright and young. Skin tones and lip shades will tend towards the soft values of pink, rose and coral. Sea shell pinks will be especially noteworthy with rainbow pastels of clothing. All will be a ladyike complement for a season of young, gay, feminine grace. Spring HU4-433- (Prices Effective Feb. 8-- Cello Pak VALENTINES Y2 Price $1.00 BAN DEODORANT 8mm Ansco n (' plus tax Including Developing! $289 Noxzema lend 54 Plus Tax No. 5 FLASHBULBS io.-7- 2' 83c Family Size Ipana 59' TOOTH PASTE 69c Wildroot 40 CREME OIL Plus Tax EVERGREEN DRUG CENTER Store Hours 9 a.m. to OnHou HlARTiniziiis' 6157 Highland Dr. f 11 p.m. P sfockings Engagement Made Known to Friends irresistible nylons to flatter her legs their , fv - J. , fa- Sift? Uv Summer Walts Coirnire Sari Francisco Is The engagement of (laughter, Miss Peggy Ann Noffsinger to Jack Roy Chase is being announced by her parents Mr & Mrs William E. Noffsinger, 175 East 1900 South, Bountiful. Parents of Mr Chase are Mrs Mildred Watkins, 2643 East 3120 South, and Bert Chase, Cobran, Colo. An October wedding date is being planned. and win her hearf r ern States Feb. 12. Mr Procter has recently retired from his wholesale greetHe had ing card business. served in the presidency in Boise Stake MIA for over 14 years before coming to Utah. He was first councclor in the bishopric in the 25th Ward for 12 years and has been clerk of Cottonwood. a Holladay and slakes welfare projects in this area. Anna Procter, his wife, is the oldest daughter of Bishop Andrew Wahlquist of Murray. She has been actively associated with relief society and primary organiations In the LDS church for years. The Swancc Singers, a group with whom Mr Procter has been affiliated, will perform on the Farewell program. Advertisements in the Neighbor tell you how to save plenty of money on the costs of running your home. The merchant always has an ad vertisement in the Neighbor. SHIRTS LAUNDERED to i6s pair Couple Wed Jan. 27 HrrJHome Cerimbhy Marriage vows spoken at the Walter D. Burton home in Murray Jan. 27 united in marriage their daughter, the former Miss of Holladay 2310 East 4800 South Plenty of Free Parking CR Till 9 Open 21 Fridays SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE POTTERY 20 Missionary Pair 17' SKIN LOTION Festive Flair Coiffure For Holladay PM. Mr & Sfrs Procter, 2971 Bluebell Drive, will leave for an LDS church mission to the West- SET MOVIE CHROME B9c Mrs Francis A. Procter 6 O' Plus Tai WAVE & Holladay 13th Ward, 3070 Nila Way, will honor Mr & Mrs Francis A. Procter at a Farewell testimonial Feb. 11 at 4:30 29c Nestlas carriers have subThese scribed 50 or more customers on their routes: Bryce Loveless (80); Steve Denning (72); Clarke Wright (66); Bruce Hunt (63); Chris West (59); Brook West (57) and Michael Bilan-ricRichard Anderton, Mike Crocker, Richard. Widerburg, Robert Shoop. Other carrier-salesmewith 40 or more subscriptions are: William Atkinson (49); John Tolich (48); Wayne Hall (48); Kenneth Lagergren (45) and John Wicks and Phil Sumner tied with 44. Phil and Wayne are new to this column but not new on the staff. Phil has been using his carrier money to buy ski equipment and now is able to take lessons in skiing. Wayne so far has bought his own clothes with his earnings. He intends to start saving to buy scouting equipment. Farewell Slated 10) 9 Mr 9 Mia Annette Louise Jacobsen, daughter of Lt. Col. & Mrs Joseph Stead Jacobsen, U. S. Army (ret.) 2991 Kenwood Si. (1720 East) and Bill Douglas Puckett, son of Mr & Mys Coy Puckett, Murray, will make wedding plans. Their engagement was announced recently by the parents of Miss HONOR ROLL Sybil Burton, and Larry LeRoy Smith. Mr & Mrs Walter W. Smith. 5611 Highland Dr., are parents of the bridegroom. Members of both families attended. Jan. 6. Miss Donna Smith was bridesParents of the pair are maid and Lynda Burton was Pacifies E. Thomas Biddulph, flower girl. Bob Neeley was Calif., and Mr & Mrs Guy P. best man. Holm, 2861 E. 3900 South. Mrs Lcs Stone and Bruce E. Holm attended the pair. After a wedding trip to Carmel. Calif., and Nassau the couple is living in Salt Lake City. The bride attended San Jose College. Calif., and her bridegroom attended the University of Utah where he was a member of Beta Theta Pi. ' Engagement Told March 9, with the ceremony in the Salt Lake LDS Temple, Is the date set fur the marriage of Miss Eleene Horsley to William L. Thomas. Making known the engagement are the Mr parents of the bride-to-b& Mrs Ferrell Horsley, 2929 Nora Circle. Mr & Mrs V. A. Thomas, San Diego, Calif., are the parents of Mr Thomas. A wedding ceremony in St. Marys Cathedral in San Francisco united in marrige Miss Ladeane M. Biddulph, 981 8th Fast, and Guy P. Holm Jr., DRUG CENTER 3460 So. 2300 East and small children who take them to play with, but the best story yet to come into The NEIGHBOR office is the one Robert Shoop tells. Robert says that last week as he was delivering The NEIGHBOR a small dog came running up to him carrying four newspapers in its mouth. On the ground behind him was a fifth that had been dropped. The dog had followed Robert and had snatched up the papers as Robert delivered them! tt h, Wedding Setting EVERGREEN Saves You Cash NEWS AND VIEWS 'y Lady Bird Johnson,- - the wife of tiie vice president, is one of most charming Washingtons hostesses. As the wife of the vice president, she is automatically the president of the Senate Ladies Red Cross unit, which for many years she attended regule-l- y as the wife of the senior senator from Texas. Now that she is president of the group she is proving to be a very popular president indeed. Mrs Johnson is currently presiding at a series of luncheons for the senate wives at the beautiful new home which the Johnsons recently purchased. CARRIER In silhouette, the coiffure looks radiant, none bizarre. All will like an upside down nasturtium highlight the pastel rainbow of with petals and spur cupping the All in Wednesdays work clothing fashions. head, framing the face, or sitfor NEIGHBOR carriers are This will require a bright and ting portly at an angle to endags who run off with papers hance individual grace. A keynote of the new styles is the departure from the water-me'lo- n to smaller heads. A hew interest, too. is the special attention given this season to coiffures for smaller women, in keeping with similar trends in clothing fashions. Hair length continues to be generally short with bulk adjusted to each person to give a tender ft. The haircut now becomes more important than in many seasons, since the hair must be layered and rufiled to allow it to swing freely from to dance into side to side either the up or the down lines, and to lend necessary freedom to fluid patterns of waves at the neckline. Permanent waving, too, becomes vital, especia'ly the new body waves that give your hair its manageability for dancing hair, as well as to revive it for Spring freshness. lines of the In the up Dancing Hair coiftures, wave patterns-swingenerally in an upward or vehicle mood, accented with dancing curls. In the down line for carefree daytime wear, the waves sway with a fluid and more horizontal direction and the coiffure displays more detail and definition at the aides, in shell or scroll effects of softly overthrown waves. However, it is always set off with a pert curl, or curls, of dancing hair. Hair colors will tend towards soft and gentle shades of blended tones for an irridcscent quality. In all colors, the hair must shimmer and shine and have that polished look of patent leather, yet emphasizing naturalness with definite tonal values. Brunette tones wi'l come into thoir own this season for an a'l American look, especially with the red, white and blue fashions in clothing. A palette of fashion-- j able neutral shades will include suft deer and fawn shades with brownette highlights blending to shimmering gold tones. A high fashion color will be uslrous b'ue black hair, but ' with the right skin tones. Blond shades will range from light flaxen and champagne values to nut colors. Red golds will blend d s bright nasturtium khades. All will 'be sunny and Jacobsen-Pucke- Schedule Mar. 9 For Temple Wedding Salt Lake Citys finest resturant Selections NEON TETRAS invites your reservations for holiday banquets and private parties. Accomodations for 25 to 125 people in a beautiful festive dining room with gracious surroundings an appropriate and glowing fireplace atmosphere that lends to appetizing entrees . . . smorgasbord, prime rib, steaks, lobster tails . delightfully prepared foods that will make your banquet a truly exciting festive occasion SAVE GUPPIES SAVE 39c each (Reg. 60c) (Reg. 25c) 15c each (Reg. 90c) 49c each Blooding Heart SAVE ... TETRAS Many many more fo choose from at low, low prices AQUARIUMS 5 gal. Gift Set (Reg. $17.50) $13.98 complete 10 gal. Gift Set (Reg. $24.98) $18.98 complete Call Chef Harmon Walker at IN or CR for export assistance in arrangements. While They Last youll enjoy dinner at . Flaminio's 238 West Third South Winter Store Hours 9 to 5 Plenty of Free Parking (Fltmioioi It lindtr now owmrihip ttd moaoeomont tad It lot to bo miitokonly oiiociitod with Hit formor Chiekoi Cholot.) jsi I TROPICAL FISH RESTAURANT 6lfr Lv on Many Beautiful JP )c with 3736 Highland Dr. or more CR7 - 2664 CLEANING ORDER Cottonwood Village |