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on on THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, Monday, June 27, 1949 NOW MRS. BERNHARDT Sue McCarrel Wed in Oregon At 3 o'clock Sunday in First Congregational church in Eugene, Rev. Wesley G. Nicholson performed the marriage of Miss Susan McCarrel, a daughter of Mrs. Nell G.

McCarrel, 454 E. South Temple, and James H. Bernhardt, a son of Mr. and Mrs. A.

E. Harris of Florence, Ore. A reception honored the newlyweds in the Wheeler room of the church after the ceremony. A beautiful assortment of blue delphinium, sweet, peas, pastel shaded gladioli mock daisies graced the chapel lighted with white tapers Lighted With Tapers Ascending the church aisle, the bride was lovely in a white silk faille princess-styled dress, fashioned with scalloped neckline and dainty shirred sleeves. She wore a coronet of white tulle with and elf rose trim, COblue, delphinium, bouquet centered with rosebuds.

Wearing a pink sharkskin street-length dress fashioned like the bride's was the matron of honor, Mrs. Richard W. Ringer of Yakima Wash. Mothers on Hand Eugene H. Helgerson of North Bend, was best man.

Mrs. McCarrel attended her daughter's wedding in a creme suit of summer weight flannel, enhanced by gray suede accessories and a pink rosebud corsage. Mrs. Harris wore a pale blue summer print and black accessories with a pink rosebud corsage, The newlyweds will honeymoon in San Francisco for a week, returning to Eugene to make a home. HOROSCOPE TODAY'S QUOTATION "Love is the emblem of eternity: i it confounds all notion of time: effaces all memory of 8 beginning, all fear of an end." Monday for Everyone: Gain an eafly start and keep busy.

Be sociable; entertain. Forward forward matters pertaining to amusement and adornment. ning: Shun extravagance, inharmony. Read or relax. Planning Ahead--Good for sociability, entertaining, Daytime of June 27, 28, 29; evening of 30; p.m.

and evening of July evening of 4th; a.m, of the 6th; daytimes of 7th and 10th; afternoon and early evening of 11th; 12th; afternoon of 15th. ADVERTISEMENT Mrs. Clara M. Clawson writes home that the END OF THE MONTH SALE, must be OUTSTANDING, all PRINTS, SHEER DRESSES and balance of SUITS and COATS reduced ONE FOURTH, ONETHIRD and ONE Table of BETTER HATS up to TWELVE FIFTY at THREE DOLLARS. All Sales Final.

Remember, the Westside of Main and the First Entrance South of the Pedestrian Lane brings you to the South Main. A FAVORITE ROYAL SANDWICH For your favorite HAMEGG sandwich, combine cup ground ham, 1 chopped hard-cooked egg, cup mayonnaise, 2 tablespoons chopped sweet pickles and 1 teaspoon prepared mustard. This makes 1 cup filling. Serve between soft slices of Royal Table Queen Bread and listen to the praises you'll receive. ROYAL BREAD MAKES BETTER SANDWICHES To Lose Fat Ya' Gotta' Work at It Miss Maxine Olson whose engagement and approaching marriage to Clyde H.

Day were told at a Starlite Gardens luncheon Saturday. Maxine Olson Engagement Told at Starlite Gardens "Maxine and Clyde, Sept. 1" on small engraved place cards at the Starlite Gardens luncheon Saturday announced the approaching autumn marriage of Miss Maxine Olson, daughter of Mrs. Frank L. Olson, 2599-11th East, to Clyde H.

Day, son of Mrs. Joe Parkin, 134 Herbert and Henry Day of Ogden. Gracing the table center was a large white satin wedding ring encircled with a delicate floral arrangement. Each individual card was adorned with a small sweetheart rosebud and miniature wedding band. Nuptials will be recited at Ladies Literary club, 850 E.

at the South Temple, with a buffet supper and reception following. The charming bride will be attended by her sisters, Mrs. Glenn R. Marchant of Portland, matron of honor; Miss Evelyn Olson, maid of honor; Miss Afton Olson and Emma Lou Olson as bridesmaids. Mr.

Day has asked A. S. Armstrong to perform duties of best man. After 8 honeymoon trip to Carmel-by-the-Sea, newlyweds will make their home in Salt Lake City. Miss Olson has attended School of Business and is a member of Beta Sigma Phi business sorority.

For a Girl on the Go Barbizon's "Jaunty Rite" 250 Ingeniously designed in rayon satin for action. Its bias midriff belittles your waist, but wonderfully! The longer straightcut skirt knows its place and stays there. Petal, white. Other Styles $3 to $5 Little Miss sizes 9 to 1 15 Miss sizes 10 to 20 Lady sizes 38 to 42 Little Lady sizes 31 to 41 Meet Miss Thelma Becker Tuesday and Wednesday BARBIZON CONSULTANT who will be in our lingerie department to assist you in selecting your correct size in Body Contour Slips. THE PARIS LINGERIESecond Floor Tarts DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE ONLY By IDA JEAN KAIN All right, reducers it's time for a little easy exercise.

To make sure you stay in the groove, To make it easter, we'll start from a lying-down position. Position: Lying on back on floor, arms up on floor overhead, right knee flexed, sole of right foot flat on floor, fairly close to hips. The left leg is stretched straight down. Movement: The first part of the exercise is simply to stretch pull from tip to toe, all left side, and try to center the stretch through the middle part of the figure. As you pull slim through the midsection, pull up and in with the abdominal muscles and straighten your back.

Relax and, pull again and again. Flat-Footed Position: Same, right knee bent, sole of foot flat on floor, left leg straight down. Movement: The exercise is to flex (bend) the left knee to chest, but the purpose of the exercise is to bring the middle muscles into the action, and to get the small of the back against the floor. Try it. Are you doing it slowly and concentrating the action through the abdominals or is it merely 1 leg action? Can you touch the small of your back to the floor? The action of bending knee toward chest is almost incidental--it's the middle muscles that must do the actual work.

Looking Sideways Now to slim the waist. Do this exercise sidewise to a long mirror if you one. Position: Standing on knees, arms out at sides shoulder level, abdominal muscles pulled up strongly. Movement: Bending at the waist, touch fingers to floor at one side then bend to the other side. Wait.

Are your hips trailing' If they bustle out and you slump at the waist in order to touch fingers to floor -that's wrong. this way: Sit back on your feet, arms out at sides, and from that firmer position bend sidewards, keeping a grip on the middle muscles, pulling up strongly. Bend to the right, letting the stretch be all along the left side ah, it even feels slimming! Six times in all. Mrs. James H.

Bernhardt, formerly Miss Susan McCarrel, whose church marriage ceremony was solemnized Sunday at Eugene, Ore. AN ACQUIRED ART Ability to Write Good Letter Takes Training, Experience By ANGELO PATRI To know how to write a letter so as to win the recipient's good will, even pleasure, to convey through the lines the idea that the writer is thinking kindly, affectionately, sympathetically about the recipient that day, or, if necessary, to convey a feeling of firmness and polite opposition and still keep on the safe side of antagonism, is an art that requires experience and training. It is the training that concerns us teachers who instruct children in the art of writing. Accent on Pleasure It is most important to most that they be able to write in the correct form, and use the right expression and the right tone, in a letter, than that they be able to write a book review. Few pupils will write book reviews, but all of them will, sometime or other, be under the necessity of writing an important letter.

In the lower elementary classes it is good practice to have the children write notes, very brief ones, to their parents, relatives and friends, telling about something pleasant that happened in school. Accent the pleasant element. One of the first things to teach them is to avoid writing bad news whenever possible. The note is to convey good will, good cheer, friendliness. Always Polite As the children grow older their letter writing takes on different qualities, forms and expressions.

Always they should be polite, in good form and wherever the form allows, expressive of the writer's feeling of oneness with the recipient. The friendly letter is of first importance to school children through the high schools. That is the letter they will write oftenest. The business letters belong in the classes of the business school and are of a formal pattern, easily learned. Even in those formal letters there should be a touch of friendly understanding.

The friendly letter we want does not spring out of their minds at call. It must be set there by experience. The best way to begin is to read and let the pupils read, good letters written by master letter writers. The teacher can collect these from the best in literature, the class talks one over, selects the high points, notes them, then writes a brief letter using one, just one, of the best ideas in the letter. Each teacher has his own way of doing this.

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MANW ILL PLUMBING--HEATING--APPLIANCES 365 EAST THIRD SOUTH 9-2746 Buy In Confidence from the Man Who Installs and Services RAY NILSON'S 6th Anniversary, Exceptional savings on fine furniture during this mid-summer clearance event. Ray Nilson's special sales are NOT routine monthly promotional events. They are genuine twice-yearly clearances of fine furnishings! Come in and save! FINE TABLES REDUCED DRUM TABLE, neat small scale with book shelf Was 79.50 arrangement, only Grand Rapids Quality, leather 39.50 Was $129 DRUM pedestal. TABLE, Grand 31-inch Rapids top, Quality leather 2 top, 'carved 79.50 COCKTAIL TABLE, Duncan Phyfe pedestal Was $119 base, famous make, leather top, circular styling, exquisite details, 2 only Now 89.50 COCKTAIL TABLE, large, red leather top, 2 Was $119 value, drawers, one only. magazine shelf mahogany, A real 79.50 Matching pair, COMMODES, drawer front, halfWas 98.50 round, hallway rich crotch- lovely as entrance 49.50 SOFAS AND LOVESEATS LOVESEAT, only, green brocatelle, tufted Was $229 back, Sheraton styling, has been floor sample, one, In excellent condition.

Now $139 2-PIECE CHARLES OF LONDON SUITES, in two Was $329 different colors, custom-made quality, frieze covers. A super value! Now $229 Oversized, MODERN LAWSON SOFA, beige Was $389 frieze cover, super comfort, super quality. A floor sample that's been here too $289 Blue-green brocatelle, REGENCY SOFA. CusWas $359 tom-made, tuxedo arm. Six-inch fringe trim on base.

Comfortable and beautiful. Now $289 Kidney-shaped REGENCY SOFA. Rich, greyWas $389 green brocatelle cover. Exquisite French detailing, Bullion fringe. Now $289 OCCASIONAL PIECES Famous-make HIGHBOY CHEST, eight drawers Was $249 in superb crotch mahogany.

Rich 18th Century design. Now $129 Mahogany CREDENZA BUFFET, with desk Was $259 drawer. An exquisite piece of furniture, must Priced unbellevably $98 DRESSER-CHEST MIRROR, mahogany with Was $279 chinnoisserle trim An exceptionally beautiful grouping. Now $198 Small-scale Bachelor CHEST. With writing Was 98.50 shelf, fine mahogany finish and construction, A fine value.

Now 59.50 GOSSIP BENCH, just the thing for your teleWas 39.50 phone nook. ho Mahogany, upholstered seat, shelf, and book holder. 18th Century Now 25.00 MISCELLANEOUS RE Custom -made blue satin diamond-tufted HEADWas $339 BOARD and matching quilted satin spread. HAs floor sample. Must be Now $169 Seven -piece MAHOGANY BEDROOM SET.

PostWas er bed, chest, vanity, mirror, bench and two $359 night stands. A steal $198 Blue Matelesse tufted-back LOUNGE CHAIR, Was $169 made by Tomlinson. Comfortable and. good. looking.

We have a matching 89.50 Mahogany Hollywood HEADBOARD, full twin WAS 22.50 size. Just the thing for kiddies' room that odd bedroom. 9.75 Drop-leaf EXTENSION DINING ROOM TABLE. Was $119 Mahogany, rich warm finish. An exciting value at Now $69 Was 12.75 CHAGA" Phyfe Lyre-back Hardwood SIDE Now 7.75 To 34.50 BEDSPREADStufted.

off These are but a few of many exciting values at Ray Nilson's this week. Exceptional reductions on lamps, odd tables, pictures, mirrors, odds and ends. Be sure to visit us this week. All sale Items are specially tagged showing original price tag and sale price tag. Ask about our convenient payment plan! ay Nilson 1988 South 11th East In Sugar House.