The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 23

THE OSDEN (UTAH) STANDARp-B(AMlNER SUNDAY MORNING JUNE 15 1947 fMn Wlnsor are former residents week trip to the northwest recent TFamily Honors of Milton Mrs Don Durrant entertained as dinner guests last Sunday afternoon Mrs Frank Porter Mrs Edgar Florence Portervllle and Mrs Dale Durrant Morgan S5-28th Street Mr and Mrs Reynolds Blackinton Ogden and former residents of Morgan announce the arrival of a baby boy their first son Mrs Blackinton is the former Leone Rich South Morgan DUP camp held its last meeting of the season at the home of Mrs Jay "Waldron Sixteen members were entertained Hostesses who served were Mrs Margaret Thackeray Croydon and Mrs Albert Welch and Mrs Wald-rdh Mr and Mrs Paul Turner and children accompanied Mrs Turner's parents Mr and Mrs Everett Kygar Devil's Slide on a two- Mary Hughes fWeds Lowell Hess Mrs Gomer Hughes of Malad Idaho announces the marriage her daughter Mary Jean Hughes to Lowell Jay Hess son of Mr and Mrs Ervin Hess of Plymouth Utah The ceremony was performed in the Logan temple The bride's gown was of white satin with a finger-tip veil Following the ceremony a dinner was given a the Blue Bird in Logan A reception followed a week later in the First ward recreation hall at Malad Idaho The hall was beautifully decor- fcted with spring flowers Morgan Matron Ai Liberty Park MORGAN June Mrs Margaret Rawle was feted by the members of her family at a reunion commemorating her 89th birthday anniversary at Liberty park in Salt Lake City last Sunday afternoon Mrs Rawle was born June 5 1858 in Salt Lake City a daughter of George and Mary Ann Ford Simmons Her parents moved to Morgan in the early days when Margaret was a small child and she has her home here since She "'sisBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB CHfLOAfMf KMTftAffS ONLY I Mrs Mr Fred "Van Woerkom and sons Richard and Ronald who with Van Woerkom will make their home in Denver Colo at 1230 Garfield (Bosch Bell studio) I Don't Be a send your i VI WN DrV Cleaning nSift Use Our Just Dial vmvcl was married to James Rawle in the old Salt Lake endowment house in 1877 They were the parents of 12 sons and daughters Mr Rawle died a few years ago Sons and daughters who attended the celebration were Mrs Robbins and Mrs Martin Salt Lake City Mrs George Carrigan Union Joseph Rawle gpringville Mrs- John Hopkins Mrs Ernest Little and Richard Rawle Morgan Mrs Rawle is the grandmother of 38 and the great grandmother of Happy Memory Club A dinner was enjoyed Friday night by members of the Happy Memory club at Ede's Place Mrs LaVern Buckner and Miss Berta Brown were hostesses Dinner was served to Mrs Mary Allred Mrs Jennie Musgrave Mrs Mabel Pet-tet Mrs Alpha Blackinton Mrs Sarah Jenkins Mrs Mable Roger-son frs Romona King Mrs Ma-rinda Swensen Miss Leora El-wood Mrs Emma Hodson Mrs Jane Carver and Mrs Lula Clark Zeta Phi Xi Meets With Carpe Diem Zeta Phi Xi held a joint meeting with Carpe Diem Monday June 9 at the home of Miss Glenna Corey A party was planned to be held at Lagoon in the near future The weekly meeting was held at the home of Miss Peggy Thomas Members and alumnae were present Plans were made for the coming "rush" season 44 I 5725 2153 Pingree Ave Dr and Mrs Ray Farnsworth and small son of Provo and Glen Win-sor of Panaca Nev were past week-end visitors at the home of relatives Mr and Mrs Park Rogers Both Mrs Farnsworth and Quartermaster Club Is Formed Active and reserve officers and interested civilians formed a new chapter of the Quartermaster as- ibciation at a meeting Tuesday night -af the Officers club at the Utah General depot Membership applications were taken and offi-cers elected A highlight of the evening was a Wjmlk by Colonel James A Kilian now stationed in Salt Lake Colonel Kilian was in command of troops on one of the southern islands of the Philippines and when General Jonathan Wainwright was forced to 'issue his orders to surrender to all components under his command the Colonel was taken prisoner by the Japs An interesting and enlightening talk was given by the colonel of his experience while a prisoner After his capture he was reported transferred to a prison in Manila where he was placed in the same group of prisoners with General Wainwright From Manila they were transferred to Formosa Japan and Manchuria Following the colonel's talk Capt ijtf-slie McCarthy gave the history Pof the quartermaster corps from the Revolutionary period up to the present and presented the aims and objectives of the Quartermaster association jAt the business meeting that followed the following officers were elected and installed: Lieut Col The former Miss Mary Jean Hughes of Malad recited wedding vows recently She is now Mrs Lowell Jay Hess PRACTICAL GIFTS in the New Russell Baker QM Res president Colonel Karl Axelson QM Res 1st vice president Major John 'P Loffredo QM Res 2nd vice president Major William Hodg-kinson Jr QM Res secretary and Robert Richert QM treasurer It was voted that the chapter be named the Utah chapter of the Quartermaster association and that future meetings be held on the second Monday of the month It was Dointed out that interested civilians Appliance Department lwo'ild be welcomed into the asso- Mr 'l0n BCTr 11 Miss Mary Isakson daughter of jjpjjf "Always First With the Finest" Miss Led a Jean Widdison daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Eugene Widdison was among the graduates from the Brigham Young university on Wednesday She will teach at Snowflake high school in Arizona Mr and Mrs Isakson is among the graduates from the Iowa State college at Ames it this year Coast Graduate To Visit Folks Nautilus The Nautilus circle of the Methodist church will hold its annual picnic Thursday June 19 This will be a pot-luck affair with every one bringing their own dishes Those who are going should meet at the community house at one for transportation Gifts of utility as well as beauty that any young home-maker will be glad to receive first because they were chosen from Schubach's QUALITY stocks and second because every one has a nationally-known label whiqlf means artistry in design and long years of service Miss Mary Isakson daughter of Mr and Mrs Isakson was graduated from the School of Dietitics Iowa State college Ames Iowa June 13 She will take dieti-tic training at the Highland Ala-medo county hospital Oakland Miss Isakson will arrive in Ogden June 15 for a two-weeks visit with her family after which she will enter Oakland hospital July While at Iowa State college she was prominent in scholastic TABLE Permanent Wave SPECIALS Eve-y Monday Tuesday and Wednesday during Juna Machine and I MODEL RADIOS OFF pfochineless Standard Cold Waves OFF Ltt our xprincd oparatort choosa ha solution for your type of hair Phone for Appointment Piano Recital to Be Given Tuesday Piano students of Miss Phyllis Whittier will appear in a recital Tuesday June 17 at eight-thirty pm in the Glen Bros auditorium Those appearing on the program are Sue Evans Evelyn Neil Jolene Carlson Carol Foulger Collen Peterson Janet Owens Kay Fronk Lorn a Neilson Patricia Burrows Marilyn Bird and Patty Edgely The public is invited to attend Crosley RADIOS Gen Elect RADIOS Majestic RADIOS Packard-Bell RADIOS Manning Bowman AUTOMATIC IRONS Wallace and Inter-tional Sterling SILVERWARE Sunbeam MIXERS and TOASTERS BEAUTY SALON S470 Washington Bird Ogden Phone 2-2222 Adorable Little Summer Dresses 398 ELECTRIC CLOCKS CONSOLE RADIOS Majors for Minors Dotted Swiss organdy pinafores 1 to 3 9398 to 8698 Dresses in cunning prints fine cottons and crepes Novelty eyelet trims 3 to 8198 to 8298 Nannettes the favorite with most mothers for their toddlers Sizes 2 to 3 years 8225 to 8398 Telechron CLOCKS gggBSk KSjjH Seth Thomas CLOCKS mSKtSS WtfMMMBBKBtDt '847 Rogers and B((HH6P Community SILVER jSSSSBtBSS And Countless OtherA Sun suits dresses 198 to 2 98 Sun suits lor the tiny boy 198 to 2 98 Swim suits for the wee toddl ers 6 months to 3 years 1-00 Swim trunks and boxers for the 1 to boys 100 198 The picture of The Pioneers will be distributed nationally from coast to coast but it is being shown first in Utah in conjunction with the Centennial Celebration and first in Ogderi by The Chugg Art Shop In a special window display other paintings by James Sessions will also be shown Mailing tubes are available for those who want to send a picture elsewhere THERE'S AN ART IN PICTURE FRAMING TOO enhance the beauty of your favorite pictures by framing them in the artistic Chugg manner that has bu il for the CHUGG ART SHOP their enviable reputation of making the frame a "thing of beauty" CHUGG ART SHpP 2450 WASHINGTON BLVD OGDEN UTAH SfftirWDcfcL of) TOTS TO TEENS I Dial 6369 2438 Washington Blvd.