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VVf Jtt £ - X f"Xv 1 V J''£' 'A if "' i ' ' i ' rw X y "X r '' y ’ - f' Vxy v - ’V " - ing new job—stage managing the wedding t Once the thrilling newrs is known that a wedding is being planned in your family you’ll get offers of help from all directions Everybody seems to rally around with free advice heirloom veils and spare rooms But on your shoulders will rest the real responsibility Of course the bride herself helps Together you plan just what kind of wedding it will be If she is clever and hard working she may be able to do a great deal toward it But remember she is in love Her pretty head is in the clouds So most lkely the thousands of details v will be dumped right in - r ‘'r " ' 'V v yw - - ?t V' p -- - w X" y 44 4 "' " x ' "v 'V - y CJ aw£j A VV ( INEXPENSIVE — Fabric furnishings for a little girl’s room can be whipped up in jig e design time Use of inexpensive border print saves hemming accentuated are over white multicolored scattered stars' ground along border and rick-racattachment with down switched braid use of red by Cowboy-and-fenc- zig-za- g k t REPLACEMENTS APPEALING LOW-COS- T Border Prints Freshen Up Your Child's Domain Guest Room your lap time If you have new attachMatching pillow cases made the take to advice is ments her from the border print will probInexpensive border prints come time to learn to use them propto the rescue of the home sewer ably need a hem Allow about who wants to freshen up ythe erly five extra inches around the pilFLOUNCE FULL ALLOW a child’s liven or room up guest low for ease and make case about room Fabric furnishings are To make the pretty bedspread an ac- measure around the bed and eight inches longer than the apt to wilt the quickest inlow-cotive child’s domain and double the results to allow for a pillow a measure To make curtains apheld flounce Cutting lengthwise special full replacements of windows from side trim for unbordered the top of depth peal along jne Border prints which come in off strips to make the top of the sash to sill Cut from the top so an astonishing range of patterns spread Piece together the pan- border design matches the width from cowboys to rosebuds elim- els allowing six extra inches for of the border on the bed Fold a hem at the top and inate the need for hemming and tuck-iat the top a to look raw the Trim the selvages pin press Turn raw dges at sides give as finished flounce of a bedspread as they edges and stitch strips together to the right side and press Again to do to apron or skirts Press seams open Using a zig- use the automatic1 rick-racturn over hem sew the 12 stitches set for attachment zag SPENT 12 HOURS Stitch up and across top pressed to the inch stitch the rick-racA young homemaking friend to reinforce the and down the other side lines line "of mine spent 12 hours in time Mark the center ofstitching On and the folded top section the panel and about $10 in cash to make a the center of the flounce make a narrow hem at the sides fresh pretty bedspread pillow inch in from the edge stitch top hem across curtain cases curtains and dressing-tablLine up the center markings and Run another line of stitching skirt for her tiny daughter’s pin flounce to panel right sides about an inch above the hemline room Baste then stitch If This gives you casing and headtogether She has an automatic border the joining seam with ing for the curtain The dressingattachment for her sewing ma- you rick-racit’s a good idea to use -table skirt is made the same chine which she used to fancy the that an extra row of for attachment way except again rick-racup the simply flounced articles extra secure seams added to the top is braid A teacher with rick-racat her local sewing center showed her how to make the best use of her attachments to save By KAY SHERWOOD ! st two-inc- h n zig-zagg- er k k one-four- th e zig-za- g k zig-za- g Now don’t get panicky Many other mothers have struggled through daughters’ weddings and remained happy healthy and — if the truth be known— a bit smug once it is all over It’s a Big Job So you too will live through this experience though at times you may doubt it Collect all your tact strategy and budgeting skill You will need them Ahead of you lies a mountain of work even for a small and simple wedding That was what our bride wanted a small and pimple wedding While it stayed small putting it together turned out to be anything but simple As each problem was solved two new ones appeared Or so it seemed to this mother of the bride Crisis followed crisis as the big day neared At last to our surprise we were practically hus-bad- "1184 The princess silhouette continues to be important fashion news and when Anne Fogarty designs the “princess” it is sure to steal the scene To make waistlines willowy and lithe the bodice of today’s dress is darted and curved and dipped low -- in back over a beautiful burst of skirt fullness The entire bodice-sleevfront is cut in one piece with a continuing middle skirt gore Deep Vs form the simple flattering neckline and the push-usleeves at the back bodice are set-iOver lots of petticoats you’ll wear this lovely model for all the very special daylfght evenings of summer and orf into the exciting Fall and Winter party sea-o- n Miss Fogarty made the original in a tablecloth checked long-lin- e e p n paper taffeta Shantungs solid taffetas stiffened silks and flower printed cottons are also suggested This pattern is cut to DESIGNER MEASUREMENTS not Standard Pattern Measurements Waist Sizes Bust Hips 234 34V4 inches 9 2414 3414 354 inches 11 37 inches 13 36 ' 26 37 4 274 384 inches 15 29 40 39 inches 17 Size 11 requires 64 yards of material for dress and of material for lining To order Pattern No 1184 address Spadea Syndicate Inc POB 535 GPO Dept 0--1 New York 1 N Y State size Send $100 Airmail handling 25 cents extra American Designer Pattern Booklet No 11 is available for 25 cents If paying by check or money order make it payable to Spadea Syndicate Inc and add 4 cents for handling Copyright 1955 Spadea Syndicate Inc 39-inc- h rd 39-inc- h - - s i j i COVER CLOCK WITH FABRIC THAT MATCHES 1 TIME on your hands? Well what better to do with it than make your own clock — the newest movement No you don’t have to assemble the works All you do is pick the fabric to cover the clock face and you’re in business The new kit designed by Robert Herschede Cincinnati clock maker is a packaged deal containing metal disk sponge rubber innards hands indicator brush and cement Any rainy evening when you have an hour and 10 minutes on your hands you can put the clock together Cover it with fabric to match your slipcover or your’ housecoat Make it for any room in the house It can be electric i or wind type full-moo- n- ! one-roo- m i self-relia- nt one-roo- m Many Layton Families Are Taking tripsfamilies LAYTON — tractive But the man or woman who can’t or doesn’t want to bother to do much offhe w’ork can now afford iw'hat the industry calls “uncommercial” furniture CONVERTIBLES ARE GOOD The biggest strides have been in convertible pieces — sofas that can be used for beds and not look like sleeping quarters desks that can be turned into dihing tables and chests that combine dresser and other storage space One manufacturer is out with a sofa (at $7995) on w'rought iron legs with a detachable back hidden by a large bolster The back has springs on top and legs that let down The sofa seat cushion lifts onto the detached section to sleep one person What’s left of the ihnerspring base becomes the other twin bed hav£ m w f I At Low Cost -- j I i Layton been traveling with Mr and Mrs Joseph Smith and three daughters spending Monday in Salt Lake City visiting with Mrs Smith’s - parents Mr and Mrs Elbern Dickson Mr and Mrs Duane Sparrow and family spent last weekend vacationing in the Uintas Mr and Mrs Jesse Thomley and son John have returned from a trip to San Francisco and Grants Pass Ore where they were house guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Israel Smith Mrs Mary Stephens and daughyour oyster” the weekend ter Barbara x But one wife who lives In a in Henefer atspent the home of Mrs kitchenette apartment Stephens mother Mrs Edith said: Foster “I want to live in one place in I Mr and Mrs Aquila Robinson a home of our own I don’t like with their family and brother-in-lathe low pay the queer hours on jDon and Kenneth Lovell of duty for my husband the lonely Sunset spent last Sunday at Como evenings and never knowing Springs where he’ll have to go next I Miss Mamie returned hate moving around It shatters home Saturday Layton from Van Nuys me” Calif where she visited with Mr Of all the comments low pay and Mrs S F Ahlstrom and famand poor living conditions ranked ily Mrs Ahlstrom is the former high on the list of service wives’ Sharon Layton complaints HOME FROM NORTHWEST W’hat You Can Do Mrs Royal Robins These tips may prove helpful MrMr and Mrs Melvin Wood and and in adjusting to the routine of a Mr and O’Keith Mrs Adams resendee wife: home Friday from a 1 Find out all you can about turned week’s to the Northwest trip service Read your branch of the Mrs Robins and family Charles handbooksthe talk to other and Mr and Mrs Royal Robins wives and don’t hesitate to conat Veterans the sult the wife of your husband’s spent Sunday in Lake Salt City with superior officer for advice and Hospital Charles Robins who is a patient help 2 Be flexible Plans change there They celebrated the first of the anniversary fast in the sendee Learn to take birthday Robins’ small Charles daughter things as they come Don’t make Sharon a fuss about unexpected things VISITORS HERE you donT like 3 Travel light' Too many Mr and Mrs James Beck and clothes too much household im- four children of Crown Point pedimenta create problems Don’t N M are here visiting with Mr be upset when your drapes won’t and Mrs Ferris Whitesides and fit the new windows They usu- family ally don’t Lt Col and Mrs Max Ware and 4 Learn to be philosophical of Nadie Virginia daughter when things break badly Keep Mass are visiting here with Lt your sense of humor Everybody Ware’s mother Mrs J W Ware has ups and downs in senice They will also spent some time assignments " with other relatives in Layton 5 Keep busy when your hus- and Kaysville band’s duty brings a separation Mr and Mrs Don Stromquist Don’t sit around feeling sorry and son Donny of Detroit Mich iox yourself have been house guests of Mrs 6 Be friendly and participate Stromquist’s mother Mrs Arlene in the social life around you Layton Mrs Stromquist returned 7 Dress in good taste remem- to Michigan on Monday bering the tradition of the servJames Hill left a week ago for ices leans to the conservative Pullman Wash and Mrs Hill Buy the best quality you can af- will join him later ford but keep your wardrobe WEEKEND TRIP simple and becoming ' Mr and Mrs Aquila Robinson 8 Be a lady Don’t scoff at the word even if you visited in Cedar City over the have belongeto the jeans and July 24th weekend with Mr Robhatless set through adolescence inson’s parents Mr and Mrs and it seems a silly business to Lorin A Robinson and a brother-in-laand sister Mr and Mrs learn the calling card code Boardman amenities and H L in Paragonah Knowkdgs of tha two-roo- Once i In Adjusting Her Life program continues in this armed world almost any girl is likely to find herself married to a soldier or sailor airman or marine Service wives will tell you there are two basic things to remember The first is that as a wife you are virtually under ord ders along with your service If you chafe ’under them you can turn into a pretty unhappy woman and make your husband disgruntled too Next being in the service means coming under special home by the taxscrutiny- payers whef are sometimes critical but who have a stake inThe very clothes on your back abroad by foreigners who will regard you as a kind of counter sample of all other Americans What the Wives Say For an idea of what to expect here are ’some comments by service wives: “You never get rich but you can haVe a wonderful time” said the wife of a former commanding officer “Once you learn how to take army life the world is JULY 31 1SJS W-da- Good Furniture Is Available Rules Helps Service Wife By KATHERINE PINKHAM As long as the big U S defense invitations And things are really rolling toward y The Budget Bogey Let’s go back to the beginning Your daughter and her fiance announce that they plan to be married in the near future First you must brush aside those nostalgic thoughts of ' your pigtailed youngster or leggy teenager What you have on your hands now is a radiant bride-to-b- e And looming up before you is the wadding date Or Is it? One of your first tasks is making sure Qf all basic dates and reservations So you ' visit your clergyman to find out CHICAGO (UP) — Furniture if he and the church are availhave come to the resdesigners able of the apartment If your daughter wants a cue dweller who wants a handsome-lookin- g social ease is part of civilized liv- home ceremony you take a long home not a collection of fads for relatively ing everywhere A lady isn’t 9 Be little money A tour of the recent home furnecessarily a clinging vine when she needs to manage business nishings show here showed that alone it’s possible to furnish a 10 Avoid gossip apartment with handsomely designed and finished pieces for less than $500000 Of course you can furnish for less if you want to finish or paint your own furniture if you can “run things up” on the sew'-in- g machine or have a "knack for making old furniture look at- SHE'S UNDER ORDERS Oinetican deJcy?wl Now about the reception For a home affair you have nothing to fo immediately But reserva-tion- i for a t club or hotel should be made at once and a caterer or waiters engaged These people if good may be booked months in advance Candid pictures of the wedding are a must so your favorite photographer should be signed up early or a photo fiend friend enlisted Now you are face to face with The last — one of the biggest headaches of the whole affair All Relatives of both families will doubtless be on it Then with two families adding hames ready k k B7 R OGDEN CITY UTAH SUNDAY MORNING look at those dowmstairs rooms of friends and acquaintances By FRANCES WING to make the first list is inevitably too So your daughter is going to Whatever must be done them spick and span for such long It is in paring this down be married! That makes you au- an event as a marriage should to practical size that grief comes tomatically the mother of the be arranged for now' and paint- and great tact is needed But finally The List is combride And gives you an exciting ers and upholsterers lined up if strenuous and rather terrify- There won’t be much time later plete and you can order the : 1"£ vflP' j lL- ' STANDARD-EXAMINE- Being Bride's Mother Is a Job Requiring Planning and Strategy t U y THE OGDEN YOU'LL NEED BUDGETING SKILL 1 Another manufacturer features owia chests tables and chairs in maple finished to look like w'al-nor fruitwood These modern pieces w'ere designed by Milo Baughman and come in a light dark or slate finish combined sometimes with white or black The fittings are brass INEXPENSIVE RUGS From this collection the apartment dweller could select for $14450 a h long buffet dresser in maple with a walnut finish It has three wide drawers and a storage compartment with an adjustable shelf behind a folding door Draw'er pulls and trim are brass There is a matching dark finish desk that as a dining table ($130) could set two ut 48 State Birds Forty-eigh- t colorful birds — each nestling against its owrn state flower! They’re easy fun to embroider on a’ cozy quilt! Pattern 771: State bird quilt! Pattern includes diagrams transfers of all 48i state birds and flowers Quilt’ 72x102 inches Send 25 cents in coins for this pattern — add 5 cents for each pattern for s mailing Send to Ogden Standard-Examine- r 379 Needlecraft Dept P 0 Box 169 Old Chelsea Station New York 11 N Y Print plainly pattern number your name and address Send orders to New York lst-elas- -- one-roo- we heard fourth-han- rs r: d of a bride’s family that made a w’edding budget and stuck to it Eut financial plans just Iseem to go haywire when you are creating a wedding So as mother of the bride you act as liaison agent between daughter envisioning a perfectly dreamy wedding and her father nervously clutching his checkbook You try to effect a compromise here a little splurging there —always with attention to sensitive feelings being laid bare all around you You find out that the bride’s costume sets the tone for all the others Helping shop for hers is a real pleasure You even bewhen come a little misty-eye- d see first your daughter in you the white gown and veil But then you come quickly back to reality remembering that you too will have to be suitably gowned You’ll be walking down the aisle not too far ahead of the bridal party So you trudge through the stores again Or in desperation look up a dressmaker Trouble With Men What the men will wear can cause lots of trouble The father of the bride who has been somewhat in the background through all this feminine flurry is now apt to assert himself He won’t wear this or that Or the bridegroom usually fairly docile as far as wedding plans go may get out of hand Here you call in your tact again to keep everyone as happy as possible A tediou? job of which the bride can relieve you is addressing the invitations Once these are on the way at least three weeks before the wedding the presents start to arrive Then it seems like Christmas every day Time now to go to work on taking care of all those guests you have invited If you have a caterer he takes over the work and worry of the reception If you have engaged a couple or other help you will have as many details to attend to as for any big party And Out of Confusion Chairs and dishes are to be rented canapes brought in the cake ordered for certain delivery punch bowl borrowed and those willing friends who want to help can be given all sorts of last minutes jobs And they will love it As for the day itself that can be pure bedlam By now you are in such a mixed up state of fatigue and exhilaration and worry that you tackle five things al once And seem to manage Finally the inevitable hour arrives You all go to the church or gather at home and the ceremony is performed in no time at all compared with the long weeks beforehand Suddenly it is all lots of fun All you have to do as mother of the bride is enjoy yourself and admire the bridev You feel very gay even before the toasts begin A final “Thanks loads for everything Mother” from your daughter and you have been graduated to the contented ranks of the bride of ' -- a - v "'' t ft ft'- 1 4 ' '£ Lr r'- ' ? '' "v'- V’ ’v j v ' j - M si i- x s ik v - 'v ' y' 'IV yV t y S ' s ” ' $ CRISP —Everyone likes snacktime dips served ’with an assortment of crisp pretzels § j New Kinds of Dips Popular Are Seasoned in Many Ways CECILY spoons cider BROWNSTONE By CHICAGO vinegar 2 packages (AP) — Dips for (3 ounces each) cream cheese Snacktime: Mention a dip you like to serve and the Ladies Club is all ears Maybe because dips are a comparatively recent innovation Well newcomers they may be but they seem to be here to stay Look back into American cook books of the early part of this century— including Fanny Farmer Not a dip in sight But open edition of a any spanking-necook and you are book general sure to find them on hand MUST BE POPULAR DIPS One of the most popular of the dips is made with a base" of avocado and comes to us via Mexico Usually called Guacamole it is seasoned various ways Another popular dip has cream cheese as a base and it too is combined with other foods in fascinating -- array Here’s a version of the avocado dip we like to serve with tiny frankfurters We heat the frankfurters on the spit of our electric rotisserie or we simmer them in water just until they are hot through And here are interesting additions to make to a cream-chees- e base use it as a dunk for pretzels The avocado dip may also be accompanied by pretzels SOUTHWEST GUACAMOLE STYLE " Ingredients: 1 medium-size- d or H cup milk 1 teaspoon capers (chopped) if desired Method: Mash garlic in mortar with pestle or on waxed paper with flat part of heavy knife blade until it is a pulp Add anchovies with their oil to garlic and mash again to a paste Stir in vinegar Have cream cheese at room temperature gradually beat In milk mix in mixture Stir in chopped capers if used Makes about 14 cups Serve with pretzels so that guests can dip them into the cream-chees- e mixture DEEP SOUTH DIP Talking of dips reminds us of an appetizer course in one of the most delightful of recently published cook books “Jesse’s Book of Creole and Deep South Re-- r cipes” by Edith Ballard Watts and John Watts (Viking) Jesse presided as “chief cook and bot tlewasher” for Mrs Watts’ family and their five children for over 40 years and the cook book is a homey 6ut intriguing collection of regional recipes Included too are some’ Key West recipes that comd' from Watt’s side of the family The cook book opens with Jesse’s Showy Shrimp Buffet For it a cabbage is hollowed out and filled with a Roquefort Shrimp Skuce Then shrimp (cooked in specially seasoned water) and are pinned over the outshelled side ‘ of the cabbage bowl with white toothpicks between the shrimp shiny black olive$ are' impaled the same way Around the cabbage —whose pretty green foilage is left on — go golden crisp potato chips When the shrimp run out guests use the potato chips to dip in the sauce You can of course make your own Showy Shrimp Buffet with these general directions But if you want Jesse’s actual rfecipe you’ll have to get hold of a copy of the Watts’ book It might be you could borrow it from your local library these days many ligarlic-anchov- large avocado 1 tablespoon lemon or lime juice Va teaspoon salt 4 teaspoon chili powder Method: Cut avocado in half lengthwise twist halves in opposite directions to separate remove seed Strip off peel Mash avocado very fine with a fork mix in lemon juice salt and chili powder If the avocado is medium-sized it will probably make 34 to 1 cup if it is large It will probably make l4 cups and you may' wish to add more lemon juice salt and chili powder MEDITERRANEAN PRETZEL 5 DIP the country Ingredients: 1 teaspoon coarse- braries throughout new books to cook 1 can small (2 keep adding ly chopped garlic shelves their 2 fillets table ounces) anchovy t wrong way to push ahead o m 54-inc- gray-brow- n - We Are Proud to Announce That r1R CLARENCE PAINTER one of Ogden's leading hair stylists will be with1 us ! 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