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Show INDEPENDENT Sugar House; Utah - Thursday November IS, 1958 KJ V TRANSITIONAL COTTON FOR FALL AND WINTER f) ' w I p t ,:: - : i C? f CY r'Kh t'ri I ri v ' " " I (;.( ' ,C3 . Jtt - .; M t- vi ;. V . ..; . SEASON SPANNER Simplic-ity keynotes transitional fash-ion by Alison. Blue and green stripes blend together in the Thomas Cotton. HIGH COTTON-Jun- lor dress designer Elolse Curtis created this demure afternoon dress in cotton crepe chiffon. The fab-ric is made of Supima, an extra long staple fiber developed and grown in the American south-west. TAILORED Center panel and buttons accent bodice and waistline of this tailored dress by Kane Weill. Red and navy tones are combined In Tnomas Cotton plaid. 7 HLook D'erent The Holidays COME IN AND MEET Tom, Wei, Beverly, Doris, Yaelco, Arlene, Kenna & Mri DARRELL'S HOLLADAY Beauty Salon 2280 East 4800 So. CR7-246- ? CALL EIU5-82- 61 FOR HEWS & ADU. ,WlN ! V; ' ejujjv Dir... with money savlnfl Plrat Oeourity Bonk flnanoln . v 1 y ,I " M VjJy. With Fint Security TirntwtY fUttefaf y0 trr X I at our iw bank rtu. Rtfty m et?oULi rJS r"""-- inittllmenti, n a alta Wtt tob4 O ftCC u Wc aI, er Time way lotftf'ta tatttali ar wtit f your Home, or for ajmatc any jMBfpcs. Youll mt mmty . . . impamgt Qcay ... , t 1 when you borrow through 3?tKt Cwwrt" ! ' ' " - f - Rr foitrity nk ft yitlu MA . '' ' MmAv tM tfit kmvm fjf4 ''' Barber Shop Quartet To Stage Program Utah bjorbershop quartet singers In Utah ase ''blessed with a problem." according to Carl Hancuff, official emcee for the local group. Salt Lake Chapter of the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber-shop Quartet Singing in A-mer- ica almost has more head-lin- er talent than it can use, Mr. Hancuff says. This blessing and or problem came to light during prepara-tions for the chapter's annual Parade of Quartets. The Parade will be held this year at South High auditorium on Friday and Saturday, November 14 and 15 at 8:15 pjn. sharp. This will be the tenth an-niversary Parade and will head-line no less than five nationally known musical groups. Included will be the Evans quartet of Salt Lake !and Ogden. The Evans group copped the 5th place in international com-petition .this year. Two of .their numbers were recorded for a , disc which was released last week and may be obtained at local music stores. Also headlined will be another local group, the Tonicords. This quartet specializes in comedy routines while maintaining high musical standards. Mr. Hancuff sing3 bass in this group. Local talent also Includes tho Beehive Statesmen, chapter chorus. Informally," they refer to themselves as "half a hun-dred mountain boys." This chorus is believed to be the largest chorus in the SPEBS QSA. Imported talent for the Parade includes the No.2 quartet of the world - . the Pitchhikers of Springfield, Missouri. The For-do-mati- cs, a Seattle quartet, will also appear. This group is Evergreen District champion. Evergreen : ( district covers the Pacific Northwest states and part of Canada. . Playing: a return engagement ' from thej 1957 Parade is the Haywire Orchestra of San " - ; Gabriel, California. This organ- - v ': - V . ization proved a real crowd' .' pleaser last year. (Continued on page 6) |
