Show iWOODIN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINESUNDAY MORNING JANUARY 20 1952 R f Legion Social Will Be Held Wife on Way To Join Mate On January 26 In Chateauroux Hs- feSBlH KAYSV1LLE Jan 18— The reguOn her wiv r auM lar monthly meeting and social of prance where she will join her is wrs At fi Jackson the American Legion and Legion Musumia She left Jan a tn nnri auxiliary for District No 2 will be held at eight p m Saturday Jan 26 at the Baker Merrill post No 9 it i announced by President Winifred Raush f Ferris R Thomassen national executive committeeman for Utah will be the principal speaker All Legionnaires and auxiliary members are urged to attend H days ill IndiAiifinrilt Tn4 j :n also visit in New York City nillng tor Paris where she wiu oe mei Dy ssgt Jackson They wiU make their home in Chateauroux for the next three JBBsi Mrs Jackson is the former Fann daughter of Mr and Ellen Mrs Fred Jensen of Tooele Utah viVtvui) Wlr "'"Saaeafa'aBair'' wlth her children Dale :nd!?on' Wednewtay for Chateaureaox France will Mrs M E Jackson left January 9 for Chateauroux France where she will her husband aSSft! Jackson who is stationedjoin there They will remain in France for the next three years (Loveland studle) AND OMIT Daughters of Utah Pioneers "MTJl I Da?Wrf tSfii SJane c Thprnock £ will meet Thursday Jan" 2TTt two D m unless nthe nie P Jenkins Visiting board The lesson "The Olri Parker and the song ' Utah Our Own fie- - ' ber SadieT — Hilda Goucher Camp " Available 'FeSlSS vn OOvl EE Florence B Camp A cantam hostess Eriith DeYoung pQm 473 Chester assistant hosted An Tim 130 " board member Zina Leona Lynch? captain Camp B hostess Ethel S Toraeson 1528 Binford hostess Alice MaTolV h°St- e-' L Dye tTss Twenty-fourt- ftnostess' a h assistant host-tai- n a"d Veda mem" SVGNroerema 2?tnrT I I "! f Pulsipher Twenty-sevent- h siVv S'a"1 Widdison cap-Shurt- lif Minnie B Shorten captain 521 can- " A??e ? 7" T hostess SPrmA mem- Charlotte Spaulding tL' VZTrJ cap- - mCm" "e??ta JJavjs amp v Jewel hostess- - S1?' - strSptaTn 1018 -- fLtMht ir:ii! 11 feSfeS CaPltol:r SSSSSi SSo Joan Em- - tin ho&S: Marie S!ff5: cles assistant hostess Zinar Stahr eL ftattifcibb?0- °rphat To be reorganized by Alberta Sim- — 27 Camp mons Amy Thompson cap- Alta Pa"p"on R F Camp F — Zella S rTO hoste4ss' a5s'stant hostess Mrs Georg SteveS' captain hostess 2756 Quincy assistant hortSTSS "MJ r aenrgamZed bY Dm' Thompson Visiting- board member :alit — 01 — oaran wnite cap- Annie Pierce i?1"1 hostess Sarah White Plain Camn H — Melva w Th hostess LiUian BelW i V1SL' captain o 2478 Monroe Apt 38 caP: I2L2 "i£f£SL &a Visitin k r r IHOIT i ' Sa cap- fiSSff Dqard mem Jjfft ? -- I i— 1 f i ' I I v ' a tion and 3 famous comfort features hidden inside' 1 Sowiliyou! 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Mrs Floyd P Anderson accom panied by her three children Dale Bobby Joe and Cheryl left Wednes day Jan 16 for Chateauroux France where'they will make their home for the next three years They will sail from New York City to Bremerhaven Germany and will proceed to Paris by train wnere tney will be joined by Lt Anderson who is connected with the aircraft repair branch of the maintenance section at the air base there Mrs Anderson is the former Marcane Read daushter of Lewis J Read of Ogden Lt Anderson is a son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Anderson Several parties and dinners have feted Mrs Anderson prior to her leaving Those entertaining were-Mand Mrs Lorin Frost Mrs Melba Jones Mr and Mrs Harry Cummins Mrs Robert Taunton Mr and Mrs Elmer Let her and Miss Polly Morehouse r Empty a can of sliced cling peaches into a shallow baking dish sprinkle with finelv rhnnnH served ginger and bake in a mod erate oven just until heated through Serve warm with sweetened whipped cream re Eri f - m V H m I Hill t I Hal-hda- tfW PRFXFRVFR SSZT tu nt -- 1 vtnt&w -- tP ' - V 1 i 'V- '-- ie NT (tadewuutt() HOME DECORATING x W fC-- V SERVICE VT 1 BssiHSsBRr1 Utah General Close Freezer Quickly A freezer should not be opened oftener than necessary When do open it remove the food you want as quickly as possible you and close the freezer at once Paying Emma Winchester attention a to this rule will help Samp I6 Libertyt Visitina board mernhZV captain freezer from frosting hostess Ida S Richens! prevent Margai-eEames over too rapidly F3669 Jackson t r — manna — fm loiman capCamp 38 — Amy Vowles caD tain: hostess Belle UaHl hostess Rozella E Crews Heat "in Parry assistant hostess Josephine Asparagus in Dish xmic o:uu p m visitina uio xviaaison — 40 Put canned asparagus in a shalMildred Camp board member Ormeda Carlsen Patterson hostess Maude Brown low baking dish cover with a rich captain Camn K — nnm n cream sauce sprinkle with a thick y hostess Isabelle Allred 2035 Ad- - Roy assistant hostess Norma Time m layer of grated cheese and heat in p eight pa y for Isabell Camp 41 — Ella G Hadley cap- a moderate oven If you like cubes AUred of tain Camp L — Elizabeth W Drys- - lor hostess Melva S Green Tay- to chicken or turkey may be added the asparagus for a delicious assistant hostess Maurine Wav-meu V dale cantain- - hncraco main dish Larsen 339 Parry assistant hostess Camp 42 — Hazel Firth captain: hostess Laverda Bingham Camn N — Mmrf nr 587 ers 266 Chimes View Dr: assistant Chester tain: hostess Mn u hostess Time — 43 Edna H Camp Peterson 8:00 d mConnie Holbrook Parry assistant hostess Margaret hostess Aleen Hansen captain — CamD 50 Marelda rntler ran Kanesville Time 8:00 p m7 hostess Marion Rasband 969 44 — Dorothy Cole cap- tain Camn O — SnHva Camp E 2550 N North Osden Time tain: hostess MaHalina n T tain: hoste "niK rT'l"-- " SE 3510 Jan 17 Grant assistant hostess Anna 8:00 p m51 Met Madison Vis t hoarH — Ll — Leantine Knighton Camp '"" Beta Williamsen visiting ooard member Al- captain hostess Laura Eisenberg ice Gardner 2858 Van Buren assistant hostess 8 Jennie CamD 45 — Verne W Vln A cF Budge ' capwannan Boyle " ' 531 nraKeiy hostess t?in: Hinton' Clara Sixteenth: assistant hostess Lola S 977 CamD 52 — Taner Carom xweniy-tnir- d assistant hostess tain hostess Mary B m-Ti :w"u memDer Mary Allen Visiting Campbell board mem- Roy Utah: assistant hostess Caroi ber Amanda Waterstradt Camp 46 — Delilah Wade cap- King Tavlnr Camp 54 — Viola tain hostess Sarah Marriott War- tain: hostess Nina PenrnW ' ren: assistant hostess Estella MarWashington Blvd Time 7:30 m riott To be reorganized by Blanche pWil— 47 Hester Hurst cap- son Camp tain hostess Hester Hurst 1266 CamD 55 — Ma PV t rWAl Ann Thirty-sixt- h Time 2:30 p m tain: Ttncp Rri mm w v n hostexjt — Pt 49 Afton Van Camp 1 iVO BOX 24' avciqfflnt hnetee en captain hostess Maurine Stow reari noniday i I Bobby Joe where they Anderson Who Is stationed there with the U 8 army Peaches and Cream fcXJ "Mary- HSTSiJb7"ARCH PRESERVER is tftot one shoe in million for complete walking pleasure— end ihe demand for this oxford proves if Countless devoted wearers K 2m 4BBafl Family Leaves For France mvur cnange Selby ARCH PRESERVER Shoes ONI SBsKsBBBsi SBBBB' years 1 Til sssv be-lo- re Add Onion to Beant Mix Potatoes and Turnips a large onion to the Try Try combining mashed potatoes water adding in which you Cook dried with mashed yellow turnips for a beans J V ikH I Col John H Judd arrived Tuesday to assume command of the Utah general depot replacing CoL Frank C Holbrook He was accompanied by Mrs Judd They were overnight guests of Col and Mrs Ervin L Keener A reception was held in their honor Saturday afternoon at the officers' mess Mrs Clifford S was chairman of a committee which provided the decorations and refreshments for the occasion ' BP' m "aJksl ssKsJs Depot News l FM NaaoTa'jan U Girl in Japan seven-branc- three-quart- h- er v 1 ' re-ma- in - TH Only-J- an If you've never tried them or used 2126 °T Dice Bananas in Batter Finely diced fully-rip- e baMasssY may be ojced and folded into griddle cake batter Serve with cri-- p bacon or frizzled ham and maple syrup Westinghonse Automatic DISH WASHER DEMONSTRATOR Reg 30695 $OiCHT SALE O --U- BUTLER'S 326 24th St Dial 9992 olNbtKo bur them and save! 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BL!Ww w-- I iI1BBib l2a son of Mr and Mrs G H Hawn 22 Jackson Ogden Officer Weds Virginia H3 - "£:S ssssssHssssssssssssssssrSissK Comes from Washington Lieut Col Ray B Morris of Washington D C chief of the supply dfvision of the chemical uijk was ai xne aepoi last weeK on business While here he was the house guest of Lieut Col and Mrs John W Boyd Lieut Col and Mrs David P Tobin entertained Friday evening in honor of Capt and Mrs John W Morris Guests included: Maj and Mrs Robert G Ceremonies solemnized recently Maj and Mrs Archie L Taylor Griffith and in the Nagoya air base chapel at Maj and Mrs John W Routledge Maj and Mrs Francis T Krupin-sk- i Nagoya Japan united in marriage left this week for Fort Worth Miss Marlyn Patricia Bond and Texas where they will visit Mrs let Lt Robert Harolff Hawn son Krupinski s mother Mrs O W Leckron Maj Krupinski will then of Mr and Mrs G H Hawn 2920 report to Granite City 111 for Jackson The bride is a daughter further assignment Mrs Krupinski of Capt and Mrs Richard J Bond will remain in Fort Worth until of Newport Va she can join her husband The Episcopal candlelight service Special guest at the ladies' club luncheon Thursday afternoon was was performed before an altar Mrs John H Judd wife of the banked with white chrysanthemums commanding officer of the depot and calla lilies White tapers In Hostesses for the luncheon were candelabra formed Mrs Albert Leonardo Mrs Fred A Osterhout Jr and Mrs Charles the aisle to the altar The bride given in R Wainright The afternoon was by her father was lovely marriage in a French spent playing bridge and canasta Lmdon original gown fashioned of Maj and Mrs John A white nylon net and English lace Jr left Saturday for FortGalaway Worth The Texas to visit Mrs Galaway's strapless net bodice was topped mother Mrs H L Bunn They will with a nylon net bolero jacket with Visit in Alexandria In with Mi length sleeves The Galaway's mother Mrs J A Gal- full skirt which was adorned with away Maj Galaway will report to sequins and pearls fell into a short Ft Lee Va where he will attend train She wore a Dutch-styl- e cap school Until Julv when he uill re of Belgium imported lace and cara ried boumiet nf white port ior an overseas assignment ana Mrs Harvey M Hatch and sweetness :and children left this week for haSSTS Salt Lake City Mrs Hatch and R r H£ children will remain there when r Ukuoka— Jannn r wiuvauiaiu Capt Hatch reports for an over- Nina Benavides and Joan Regal of seas assignment Capt and Mrs Nagoya with Carol Ann Ehardt Hatch were hosts Saturday evening also of Nagoya as flower girL They to twenty of their matching gowns of cocoa friends at a wore brown yellow rust and red silk farewell party and muffs of fall flowers carried Capt Ralph Taylor has The mother of the bridegroom here for duty with the reported quartermaster corps He is accompanied by his wife Betty Jane daughter hosts Friday evening at the bridge 'Mit juou ana son They live in quarters on theUary Lieut Col Willie H McCann depot Lieut and Mrs John Chivers left for Detroit to visit his parents Mr reported here for duty with the MM Mrs William Chivers hefore quartermaster corps He is accompanied by his wife Lucy ami Lieut Chivers reports for an over-MPatricia daughter assignment Mrs Chivers and Maj Jonathan M and children Karen and Bill will Lieut Fred A OsterhoutKnight Jr were in Detroit until they can join hosts at the bridge club Lieut Chivers The personnel of evening New members Monday the machine records branch enter- - were Mr and Mrs David Cpresent Shaw tamed the departing couple Satur-ja- y and Mr and Mrs C B Tauer of evening with a dinner at the ' Ogden mansion nouse followed by dancLieut Richard Nash has reported ing for dutv- His wife Eline and -Lieut — Walter U - Cut ' vuitca aimJ baby daughter Dene accompanied rll maj Howard rJ Bowman werp him TViau lw sic living Iin ugaen — W HEsfc Ur-wili- er -- ' mU 5771 |