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T'2 r r:- p !I5THI 4-- 1 H Candidates For Junior Crown' Club Notes BqL- Norma Ruth Hawks is club The first meeting of the six leader- Refreshments were servSecret Sewerettes we held at ed the home of their leader Air Swlfty Nifty Needle rs Gerald Belle Jeanne Roikelley Harris-vic- e Ruth Spring leader held Mrs Is president Carolyn the club meeting at her first Anhdqf Kathy presideht Brenda and Susan Mendenhall home in' Smilhfleld Spring was chosen president reporter At the next meeting held at the Tamara Smith 'vice presw:t Halverson Bopna Jo Erickson assistant of Gaylene home leader Use girls planned their vice president Jerlya Larsen Mabelle Carson secretary 'Yvonne Hill assistant year's activities ' refreshments secretary Elaine Sorenson reserved health porter Janice Pitcher chairman Linda Smith Twelve Stitchers song The Eleven SUtchers have add- leader and Susan Tout recreaed a new member Earlene Smith tion chairman and so are now the Twelve StitchLucky Clover Club ers They met at Pduiette Smiths I'atsy liamp allowed how to The first meeting of the Lucky thread a needle Charlene Flem- Hover club was held at the home on of Patty Plant leader in Riching demonstrated bow to sew mond Linda Ilugle ia president buttons vice president Kathy Larson Ellen Bair secretary Janice Banner Planners et at the Alvcy reporter dnUe Andher Banner TUflfflcrs-mhome of Mrs Emma Anderson in long leader 'Ruth Ann White Providence and elected officers health and aafety chairman and recreation Cartwright Earlene Anderson is president auaan Nancy AmrOwpenler vice presi- chairman At the second meeting held at dent Nurcen Smith secretary Sue Ann Thomas health chair- the home of Elaine Peart leadHilda Mathews party er the Junior Dairy Princess man chairman Tanya Theurer song candidate was chosen and record lcadcrrrand-LanBraegger re- books were discussed porter Pats and Pans-Poland Pani club met at the home of Mra Favell Plant in Richmond for their first meeting LuAnn Bagley was elected president Cheryl Alvey vice president Nola Stoddard secretary song treasurer Clare Dahle leader and Linda Dobson report- i f ? - - Joseph P Morrells To Spend Summer ft At Yellowstone Six Secret Sewerette j 4fc - ES3®!' Fnro JOURNAL “" - I —r J ' ‘ ' :- Joseph P Morrell are spending the summer with their daughter and Mr ahd' MrarurDbiiglaj ' (Josephine) Wadsworth in West Yellowstone The WkdfWorthi operate a motel thre Mr and Mrs Morrell recently held an open house reception at their home on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary DurLig the afternoon more than 200 friends and relatives called to offer congratulations Mrs C II (Margaret) Farr of Gridley California a sister of Mr Morrell who came for the reception spent a week visiting in Ur and Mr son-in-la- w ec-ret- ittA WiiM - 'if v will Ru t h Thompson ' reppresent her cooking Annette Beutler daughter of Mr and Mrs Wallace Beutler North Logan is sponsored by the SSRB rr club Her parents are Mr and MTs Rex Kay Thomp- - club son Logan Richmond Black and White club had chosen Carolyn Harris daughter of Uc and Mrs W R Kristine Smith is the choice of the flight Merry Muffins Mr and Mrs Frank P Smith North Logan are her parents Harris The Three Cookies are seeding Susan Albrecht daughter of Mr and Mrs Werner Albrecht Millville to the contest Logan Mrs Lola Jensen Entertains : At Family Dinner Airs Lola Jensen was hostess at dinner for her brothers and sisters at her home in Providence'’ Included were Air and Mra Mrs Furnell Floyd Checketts Jacobsen Mr and Mrs Hazen Checketts Air and Mr Air and Airs AlyrogT-CarllslChecketts Air and Mrs Lee Check-- 1 l e eiti Lewis Andersons Are Hosts er At Supper Party Mr and Mrs luis Anderson atT At the second meeting Clara Dahle and Penny Plant demonstrated how to make soups StitchereUes Seven girls tour mothers and two leaders met at thenomepf Billie June Spring in Smithfield y to 'organize a club Nkncy was chosen president Mary Ellen Spring vice president Linda Petersen secretary Judy Forrester reporter Valoy Lower tong leader Connie Smith recreation chairman and Winifred Hill health chairman The girls phosa the club name and decided to make wash eloth house slippers and gathered skirts Diane Tout and Billie June are leaders At the next meeting the girls learned how to sew on buttons Refreshments were served Linda Petersen was hostess at the next meeting The girls learned to thread and to use a sewing machine Tama Larsen daughter of Mr 'and Mrs Lloyd Larsen' is sponsored by the Sore Thumbs Hyrum-clu- Roa-kelle- b Dixie Lee whose parents are Mr and Mrs Bill Christoffersen Logan- will represent the Seven Merry Maidens linda Mem Jean Albrecht of Mr and Mrs daughter Werner Albrecht Millville is sponsored by the Six Slick Stitchers Carol Lindquist daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray R Lindquist Logan Is representing the Ten Cleverettes i Joyce Howell daughter of Mr and Mrs Wade Howell Hyde Park will represent the Short Order club $: uard Sharp Evan Eames Jon Tzuo-re- n Parker Clark Anderson David Su Ray Sunada Yerkes Maurice Darrlngton and Bart Ebron Freshen up your straw handbags and hat for the new season Usually you can remove moat grime with sudsing Let the items dry and then shellac Give each article as many coats of sheilas as needed to stiffen the ' straw i Diligent Doer THE LITTLE ones will be cool Diligent Doers met at the home ltt these adorable summits that of Pam Kofoed with their mothers as guests The club decided open flat for easy laundering on a to sewing project for tliia year rae to rurflea hersric Add Pauline Nelson was chosen his and cute Siamese kitten president Connie Lee Maughan to both for trim stamp-on- s The Shifty Shovels of zes vice president tissue-si2738 Dorothy Douglas Providence are No hat Pattern backing -Susan Petercolor transfer secretary-treasurer- ’ 1 2 3 incl Burnett Jenean 'daughter son BateLaDawn gong leader directions Bobette health of Mr and Mrs Nolan K TO ORDER send 2Se in coins to: son' reporter ‘ chairman Annalee Phillips safe- Burnett ANNE CABOT ' Kofoed chairman Pam ty game eo The Herald Journal leader Leila Harris telephone 372 W Quincy Street chairman Jeanne Nelson photoChicago '6 111 ss For mailing add 10c grapher for each pattern Print NAME Skilled Sky Larki ADDRESS with zone and PatFive girls from Young Ward tern Number It's ready— the ’59 Needlework met at the home of Mr Verna The fresh taste of summer Is ALBUM! Fifty-si- x pages of pretr O Turner to organize their first in these three recipes to rgarden free patterns year club Marlene Jensen waa vegetables You'U like them plus designs ty Fresh New Pees With' for crochet and knit items 25c elected president Jeanne Jensen vice president Bonnie WilWatercress fl servings) a copy! liams secretary Maxine Olsen Cook until tender 3 cups (3 reporter Vera Turner song lead- pounds) shelled new fresh peas in er a covered saucepan containing Cl - - Rita Ellis was chosen by the — Highlanders-- - II e parents are Mr and Mrs r Dean R Ellis River Open House For -- - inch boiling water and 4 teaspoon salt Drain oft liquid boil down and pour over peas Add 4 cup butter or margarine 4 cup chopped fresh watercress 4 teaspoon ground white pepper salt to taste Toss lightly Mra George U wish to Invite friend and relatives to attend an open house at - their home— 15S— North 2nd Last Smlthfield on Monday June 22 huooring their ion Howard and his bride the former Linda daughter of Air and Mrs Howard Bylngton Logan The young couple waa married In Logan on June 1 Kathleen Milligan daughter of Mr and Mrs Clove H Milligan is candidate for the Busy Bakers Fresh Snap Bean Salad alt Bring to boiling point and hour Serve on lettuce with 1 Wash 1 pound fresh snap bean boil uncovered 3 minutes Cover tablespoon chopepd chives and 5 to pimento (trips for garnish cut off tips and leave whole' and cook until crisp-tcndHot Spice Buttered Beets Place in a saucepan with ‘8 minutps Drain Alarinate in Wash 1 pound fresh beets Cut boiling water and 4 teaspoon 4 cup french dressing at least 1 er I off tops leaving at least 1 Inch attache to beets Do not pare Cook in a covered saucepan until tender ’In 1 Inch boiling water and 4 teaspoons salt Drain and Slice thinly Combine and 4 cup water teaspoon aalt 1 tablespoon sugar 1 tablespoon ci- 4 der vinegar 1 tablespoon lemon juice 1 tablespoon whole mixed pickling spices (tied In a bag) and 1 tablespoon butter or marPour over beets Toaa garine lightly Serve rest for this Chevy round the clock the engine never stops ! No Newlywed Couple Mr' and Missies The Meddling will send Margaret Rae Jensen daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis A Jensen Logan Vicky Baxter ia sponsored by the Busy Bees of Hyrum Her parents- are Mr and Mfs Max Baxter Heights Garden Vegetable Ideas Are Welcome S pring Tonic ' lst-cla- ' Nylon lingerie -- can be kept front being dingy or yellowing From the first laundering use a nylon bleach along with a detergent each time you hand launder your dainty garments Also remember not to soak nylon too long V £0101 TIANSFftS 4 pervisor during the year Attending were Fenton Billings Spencer Wood Donald Wood Ed- 1 2738 Millville entertained supper for 'a group of boys who have been working at Utah State University while attending srhooL Mr Anderson has been their su- Kefi-ningt- on At Washington' a bustling Rational Airport Allied Aviation Fueling counts on its Chevy to get crews and tank trucks to the right planes at just the right time Aside from occasional time out for the usual service its Thrift-mastengine has been running 24 hours a dag for the past 9 months! fadio-equipp- ed By-ingt- Dairy Festival Specials Children like to collect things Start them at the first of the summer collecting seeds ' from frulti in season Then when they have a lull in their play days because of bad weather show them how to paste these to an old dish or cup Tliey make pret- ty designs and can be painted! if desired and topped with she- - j Jac for more permanent displays j homemakers who do! Many fheir own painting touch up a wall with spackling compound It’s good in areas when there are uneven patches and you don’t want to repiaster — BFGoodrich ihoss light'n' easy bright 'n' breezy casual shoes are fun to wear sverywheref Their natural ' buoyancy — their youthful air are an invitation to adventure across town or See the high- - - ' spirited new styles in glorious fashion colors —- pleasingly priced Ask for BFGoodrich s today! er Sun-sle- Once you’ve got that kind of endurance working you don't worry much about Tost job time Breakdowns go out of sft-l- the jday your Chevy goes into action Thq fact is Chevrolet trucks are dead set on dropping the word “downtime” right out of the English language And they just might if precision engimateneering and rials have anything to say about it Chevy trucks are put together to stay ing the most advanced chassis developments the most efficient and V8 engine designs They’re' built to last built to e cross-countr- y! Sun-step- Beg to 475 top-quali- ty together-incorporat- You can use your automatic dryer to fluff s' quilted wash-anwear garment Dry it at low or j d- medium heat j i d keep Chevrolet’s reputation for reliability Hying hard-earne- high’ Costs less than Going into the real heart of Chevrolet advantages is where your dealer comes in He’ll show you in feature after feature that you can’t buy more truck dependability-- in any weight dass-- at any price a penny an hour to watch TV No job’s too tough for Fact is: lc worth of i I mrr ’ h our electricity oper ates a TV set for I1: hours f": a Chevrolet truck! ' j- - H- ' j i See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer - BEN REDD CHEVROLET COMPANY gOTATT?owERTTT5HQ:til 335 NORTH MAIN LOGAN UTAH r V FHONI 2I40T — --- t i— - - - i |