The Daily Herald from Provo, Utah • 19

SOTroAifDSErf SUNDAY HERALD 3A Utah County, Utah 1 Amanda! Johnston Open House Will Honor Provoan On 80th Birthday Mrs. Amanda M. Johnston wUl( observe her 80th birthday anniver-, sary with an open house given by her children, at her residence, 695 N. 700 E.i Provo, on Dec. 27, from 3 until 6 p.m.

All friends and relatives are cor dially invited to attend. The family requests no gifts. -I Mrs. Johnston was born Dec. Orem Women Hold Lovely Yule Party The annual Christmas social of the Orem Women's Club was held amid beautiful decorations in the Scera Lounge this week.

'i, A medley of Christmas songs was sung: by. a girls quartet, consisting of Connie Ruth Ann Neilson, Maurine Richins and Mignon who were accompanied by. Mrs. Art Richins. i The remainder of the program was furnished by Mrs.

Clyde Weeks and family who presented Christmas songs and recitations. Mrs. James Norton served as their! accompanist. Holiday refreshments furnished by board members were served from a long table with a punchbowl. Favors were small trees made from triangle-shaped plastic boxes decorated with felt and sequins and filled with homemade candy.

An elaborate centerpiece adorned the table. The centerpiece and lounge decorations were created by Mrs. Clair York, who was a special guest at the social. Twelve guests were present, including Mrs. C.

E. Hyatt, president of the First District of Federated Women's Clubs. Mrs. Dale Johnson and Mrs. George Boyce served as hostesses 27, 1882.

She was married to John A. Johnston, Sept. 11, 1902 In the St. George Temple. He died Nov.

11, 1946. They, were parents of seven children, six of whom are living. They are Ardis Matson and Elsie Henson, Los Angeles, Kathryn Hannaford, Bur CAROLYN KERBY lington, Jeane Biddinger, Carolyn Kerby Engaged IS THIS FOR ME Mrs. Ralph Powers, center, lis shown at the Faux Pas Bridge Club Christmas party when gifts were exchanged. With her are Mrs.

Reed Smith and Mrs. Jim Allman. MRS. AMANDA JOHNSTON To Wed Don M. Alger Gala Price; F.

Miles Johnston, Orange, and W. A. Johnston, Provo. Mrs. "Johnston has always been active in her church and has served in many of its organizations, and at present is active in genealogical and temple work.

In 1950 and 1951 1 she served an LDS mission. Porter Tunes Entertain Petite Femmes Les Petite Femmes were guests Party Given- For Pas Bridge Club Chatazi Club Meets With Faux and received club members at the' 75 Attend Party For Firm Members i Employees and families of Bunker Feed Center were entertained at a Christmas party Thursday evening at the Vineyard Ward hall when a turkey dinner was served to 75 persons. A program was enjoyed, the guests joined in singing songs of the season and Santa Claus visited with gifts. Jones, Phoenix, Janet Ann Hill, Sari Diego, Calif and Mrs. Donald R.

Higgins, Farmington, N.M. Michael Dean Alger, twin brother of the bridegroom, will be best man. Miss Kerby attended Brigham Young University where she was a member of Kappa Debonaire social unit. Her fiance was graduated with distinction from the United States Naval Academy, at Carolyn Kerby and Don McKay Alger are making plans for a March wedding in the Logan Temple, the bride-elect's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas F. Kerby, Far-mington, N.M., announce. The future bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Almo D.

Alger of Provo. Bidden to attend the bride are Judith Ann Rasmussen of Battle Creek, as maid of honor, and bridal attendants Marva Lynn Mrs. Peni at the Earl Cook residence with Mrs. LeRoy Giraud as hostess, Thursday evening. Mrs.

Fred Ahlander and Mrs. Annapolis, also attended Ray Beckham presented a pro door. Mrs. Evan Baugh, club president, gave the welcome to the guests. Mrs.

Hugh Vera Wentz was in charge of program arrangements. Group Plans Fete For Guest Home The Valley Guest Home will be entertained with a turkey dinner today by a group of friends. A variety Christmas program will be presented and there will be gifts for the residents. Nuclear Power School in Vallejo, and trained under the Atomic Energy Commission at the gram of Cole Porter tunes. Guests Mrs.

Robert Bills welcomed members of the Faux Pas Club to her uniquely decorated home this week as they gathered to enjoy the club's annual Christmas party. A large, gayly trimmed Christmas tree was found in" the living room and another in the family room, where a cookie tree also added holiday color. Each guest brought a favorite salad which was added to the festive buffet. The guests were seated at a long table, trimmed with candy canes. Santa Claus arrived with presents, and individual pictures were taken.

Carols were sung and gifts were Mrs. Ron Frost, Mrs. John National Reactor Testing Station Favorite Dish Recipes Acid FREE 1963 CALENDARS UNIVERSITY CLEANERS '4 Convenient Looation. Oakey and Mrs. 1 Kay Bills.

Gifts were exchanged, in Idaho. He is presently attending the U.S. Naval Submarine School in Groton, where he To pick up glass splinters, use is commissioned as a lieutenant dampened cotton or a child's mod Chatazi Club members met Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. Gary Penrod for the annual Christmas party and dinner. Mrs.

Russell Jackson was co-hostess and Mrs. Boyd Detweiler was chairman. A brief business meeting was held and the Chatazi leaflets were passed out. Plans were made for members to donate their services as volunteers to the Utah Valley Care and Training Center, as a project during the coming year. Plans for the New Year's party with the husbands include a dinner at the Addle Allen home.

Chairman will be Mrs. Victor Old-royd. Mrs. David Weight gave a Christmas story and carols were sung. Gifts were exchanged with the revealing of secret pals.

Fun to Party (j.g.) eling clay. The hostesses wilLbe Mrs. Bill Morgan, Mrs. Paul Holdaway, Mrs. LeRoy Hoffman, Mrs.

John Store Closes 6 p.m. Christmas Eve! Richins, Mrs. Gerald Pikus, Mrs Tom Parris, Mrs. Harold Swen Penneys Mrs. Fred Barnett, Mrs.

60' ANNIVERSARY The Socialite Club of Orem held the annual Christmas party at the home of Gwen Robbins. Games were played, Christmas carols were sung and a delightful Christmas story was given by L'aDean Edwards. The highlight of the evening was a luncheon consisting of a favorite recipe from each member present. The recipes were written on cards and given to the secretary to be made into a booklet for each member. A gift exchange and business meeting concluded the evening.

Jack Barrett and Mrs. Leland Collard. If a Christmas card arrives on Dec. 24 from someone not on your mailing-list, don't rush out and mail a card that will arrive after the holiday. Instead, send a New Year's card.

Many say "Thank you for your Christmas greeting" along with the New Year message; Later, cards were played with each table centered with an attractive Christmas decoration. Homemade candies and cookies were served by; the hostess later in the evening. 1 Guests were former members of the group, Mrs. Dick Dabling, Mrs. Boyd-Frampton, Mrs.

Lamar Duke and Mrs. Land-vatter. I Prizes went to Mrs. Dabling and Mrs. Jim Allman at card play.

Mrs. York New Feh Cess Head Mrs. Jerry York was! elected president of the Feh Cess Club Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. William Olsen." She succeeds Mrs. Howard Uibel.

Other officers chosen were Mrs. Glen Parsons, vice president; Mrs. Albert Rowley, secretary; Mrs. Olsen, reporter. Mrs.

Winston Crawford, guest speaker, gave a reading on "Joseph and Mary." She was presented with a gift. Mrs Ralph Ungerman won; the door prize. The group then went to Mrs. Clyde Howell's home fori a surprise baby shower in honor of Mrs. Keith Mason.

Games were played and refreshments concluded the evening's activities. La Noma Club Has Pleasant Evening La Noma Club members meeting with Mrs. Jay Barker Thursday evening, exchanged white elephant gifts. The evening yras spent in playing: games arid planning a party- with husbands in January at Timp Haven. Mrs.

Ron Meecham, vice president, was in charge I of the business meeting. Refreshments in the holiday theme were served and each one present received a Put pieces a raw potato in a container withxa cake. This will keep it moist, i Eureka Clubs Hold Christmas Parties EUREKA The Women's Society of Christian Service held their annual Christmas party at the Memorial Building. A turkey banquet was served followed by an' evening of games. The tables were decorated with pine bows and Christmas balls by Mary Lou Gourley and Bobbie Atherley.

Mrs. Leonard Ryan, president, was general chairman of the event and was assisted by all the members. Special guests were Roger Banghart, Vera Nevers, and Reverend and Mrs. Russell Tanner. Mrs.

Jackie Banghart and Mrs. Vola Nevers were in charge of the entertainment. At the close of the evening gifts were exchanged. THERE'S STILL TIME 1 8J TO GIVE THE GIFT OF BEAUTY FOR CHRISTMAS i I I Give a Stauffer or Classique gift certificate. STAUFFER THE GIFT OF FIGURE BEAUTY Classique From Utah's Finest Charm and Self Improvement School.

FOR FREE INFORMATION CALL FR 3-721 1 275 EAST CENTER 1 FULL YEAR SALON COUNSELING INCLUDED 52 The gumbo of chicken gumbo soup fame is a herbaceous, hairy, annual plant. Because of the large amount of mucilage; it contains gumbo is extensively used for thickening broths and soups. In upper India, gumbo is used for clarifying sugar. In Africa, however, gumbo has a totally different use. The seeds are worn as beads.

The best-perfumed seeds are reported to come from yet another part of the world, Martinique. Encyclopedia Britannic I Tintic Chapter No. 18 held a regular meeting and a Christmas party with a short program presented. Instead, of exchanging gifts the members all brought a contri-bution to a fund to be used to purchase kitchen equipment. Mr.

and Mrs: Roach, worthy patron and worthy matron, presented each member with a Christmas remembrance. At the close of the' evening Mr. and Mrs. Reed Horton, Goshen, served refreshments to the I Si 0. Christmastime anytim COUNT ON PENNEY'S FOR I SERVICE It's always part of tho bargain I I EVENING OAYMODES.

fJ MiNrilmrllatiwy. til' DAYTIME GAYMODES. 4 kf fS I A Evtry eokx to to htr cot-, I Al BUSINESS GAYMODES iVL 1 i Jl rAl Knit with 4 fSJf djs shapely good looks. A SERVICE WEIGHTS 'N Jw- WHITES. For those who need ttry 2 on extra measure of wear.

4 2 CHARGE IT PAY 16 MONTHiY If ANYONE WILL FEEL LIKE A MILLIONAIRE CHRISTMAS MORNING WlTH A BEAUTIFULLY WRAPPED GIFT FROM CLARK'S GIVE HER A COMPLETE HOSIERY WARDROBE ssSS5iJSW IF YOU'RE UP A ABOUT WHAT TO GIVE PRESENT HIM or HER WITH A TICKET TO 9SC PAIR 161 2. CHRISTMASA CURK'S GIFT CERTI- MB Every woman in your ilfe Mom, granny, sis, office gal friday, ever-loving wife deserves Gaymode, the nylons worn by more women than any other. Whatever her way of life, there's a Gaymode to give months of pleasure to remind her of you. I FICATE AS MERRY AS YOU WANT TO I I MAKE IT. 243 NO.

UNIVERSITY OPEN TIL P.M. XMAS EVE Use Your Penney Charge Card A T1i III il -i I riiLlli titf-TI I I fTT'l i in II -iri rr" i ijii i I lm ui jl II nit v9.