The Daily Herald from Provo, Utah • 20

Page 20-THE HERALD, Provo, Utah Sunday, August 8, 1371 Sara Jane Larsen Engaged Provo Womerfs Council To Honor Margaret Maw 1 cultural activity by the Council. Organized as a civic and cultural club to aid in the betterment of Provo, the Council has celebrated its golden anniversary. Open to all women, the six sections are busy planning for the coming year. The annual rummage sale and opening banquet, both planned in September, are designed as fund-raising events for the building and to aid the new members to become acquainted. All civic minded women and those interested in the arts and cultural growth are invited to join and may contact Mrs.

Fred Loveless, council president, for further information. A tribute to Mrs, Margaret P. Maw, founder and first president of the Women's Council of Provo, will be a feature of thi Council summer board meeting, Monday at 2 p.m. at the Council Center. The date is the late Mrs.

Maw's birthday. Also honored will be the Past Presidents who, under the direction of Mrs. Sterling Ercanbrack, are maicing a drive to complete and furnish the board room, which is to be named in honor of Mrs. Maw. It will feature photographs and souvenirs of each past president.

Contributions from these women and their families will be used for light fixtures, furniture and display cases for the momentoes of the many years of civic and a MRS. NEAL JENKINS (Elaine Carter) SARA JANE LARSEN Elaine Carter Marries Neal Jenkins in Rites 4vA i. I Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Larsen announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of Uuir daught er, Sara Jane, to George Bernard Hofmann III, son of Mr.

and Mrs. George B. Hofmann of Ventura, Calif. A graduate of Provo High School, Sara Jane was a member of Sub Deb sorority. She has completed her junior year at the University of Utah where she has affiliated with Alpha Chi Omega, Spurs, and Panhellenic Council.

Mr. Hofmann is a graduate of Highland High School in Salt Lake City, and is a senior at the University of Utah, majoring in business management. He is a member of Sigma Nu, and serves in the 19th Special Forces of the Utah National Guard. The wedding late has been set for Sept. 19 with the ceremony to be performed at St.

Mary's Episcopal Church in Provo. A reception will follow at the Riverside Country Club. The couple will reside in Salt Lake City and resume studies at the university. Fight Back Depression With Colors Has the depression hit your room? Move iii boldly with paini, tape, fabric and ideas. For the window: Take an ordinary shade, add tape strips for a Venetian blind look.

Hang fresh new curtains (or even bath towels) with shower-curtain clips. If your floor needs a lift, tape's the initiative: Just put down a design in bright coordinating colors. The rug's worn in spots? Cut the good parts into strips and lay with double-faced tape. For furniture on the skids: Lacquer an old desk, ditto a director's chair (frame only). Then paint supergraphics on both desk and chair covering (or get replacement covers).

Need a makeup center? Cover a round table to the floor (a hair dryer, goes underneath). Light it with a circle of Christmas tree sockets holding small plain bulbs, and inside the circle hang a mirror, a clock, and a spice rack for beauty stuff. Windows Summer Hazard NEW YORK (UPI)-Some-times the fail causes only fright and slight injury. Sometimes it means a serious injury or death. But give a child an open window and chances are he'll head for it.

Summer-time, being open window time, is especially hazardous for the little ones, even if parents watch the toddler and assume that a screen- window is a fall-safe window. Currect statistics are not available but the national safety council reported the death toll at 350 in the four and our rJM -from Friends and relatives were invited to greet newly married Mr. and Mrs. Neal Jenkins at a reception Saturday night at the Highland Ward cultural hall. The couple was married earlier that evening at the home of the bride, Elaine Carter, a daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Ainmisie J. Carter of American Fork. Mr. coljecjjor) of It mi casua 3nd hi MR.

AND MRS. RUFUS ANDERSON "itmj mafch'nq Jenkins is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford L. Jenkins of Orem, The bride welcomed the guest in her redding gown of sheerest organza over satin with bands of lace emphasizing the lines of the gown which was designed with a high waistline slim skirt and chapel train.

The sheer sleeves ended in deep cuff. A veil of tulle was edged with lace and was caught with a petal cluster. She carried an old-fashioned nosegay of orange flowers tied with baby breath. Attending the bride were Nora McLachlan, Paula Christenson, Claudia Sorensen and Marilyn Lamb, who were in orange voile peasant dresses with flocked daisies and underscored with darker orange. The dresses were accented with a wide belt and the attendants each carried a Benjamin Couple Will iM under age bracket in 18S9.

The National Center for He; corfon 5 Greet Friends Aug. 15 Statistics, an arm of the Public Health Service, reported ill If 3 Illli Msb -fnorri 15 nil i mm OPEN MONDAY TIL 9 P.M. single large mum. Scott Weaver was best man with Ross Quilier and Ron Healey as ushers. Pre-nuptial showers were arranged by Nora McLachlan and Mrs.

William C. Tucker. in The couple will reside Orem. has served as a director in the Poultry Association, president of the Benjamin and Lake Shore Drainage District. He has been a successful farmer.

Hazel Stewart Anderson was born in Bef'amin, the (laughter of Charles and Arvilla Carter Stewart. She has sung for many funerals and other occasions. She was the chorister in Relief Society. She has been a momber of the Singing Mothers for 40 years and sings in the choir. She belonged to the Harmonetts in Spanish Fork for six years and was president and counselor in Primary.

She is a member of. Daughters of Utah Pioneers, holding many offices. Her hobby is beautiful hand work. They are the parents of four sons: Stewart of Manteca, Lorin of Pomona, Lynn of Smithf ield, Bernell of Benjamin. They have 13 grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Anderson will be honored by their children at an open house to celebrate their Golden Wedding anniversary on Sunday, Aug. 15, from 2 to 5 p.m. at their home in Benjamin.

They wish to extend an invitation to all friends and relatives to attend and the family request no gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson were married Sept. 14, 1921.

The marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. They have resided in Benjamin where they have both been active in civic and church affairs. Rufus Anderson was born in Lake Shore, the son of George and Rosetta Measom Anderson. He served as stake missionary in the Nebo Stake. He has been a counselor in the MIA, Sunday School and president of the High Priest Quorum.

Mr. Anderson 468 deaths for the under-five age group from all types of falls including window in 1967. Tabulation of injuries simply is not possible. There are the immediate and tangible ones. Then there are the others, the "long- delayed consequences such as mental retardation, convulsions, neurological damage," as described by Dr.

Shirley Mayer. Dr. Mayer, formerly assistant health commissioner for New York City, is regional medical director, maternal and child services, the U.S. Office of Health Education and Welfare. She helped with one New York study of falls from heights windows, fire escapes, roofs, stairs for the period 1965 to 1969.

In the four-year period, 123 children under 15 died after falling from windows. Of these, 113 were children itider five. Rules List For Bride News Story No charge rill be made for publication of engagement and wedding pictures; however, because of tie ever Increasing number of brides, The Daily Herald has established the following rules: The deadline for all pictures and information for engagements and weddings is on; week before publication. Every effort will be made to; publish pictures and stories on the desired date, but there is nc guarantee on date. Preference will be given those submitted early, i Wedding pictures and 'stories will not be published later than two weeks after the marriage date.

j- If an engagement story and picture and a post-wedding story and picture are both iesired, the engagement story i must be published at least six: "weeks prior to die wedding, ate. No pictures of couples will' used. i 7 fid Dona Eichelberger Manager 4 JL It looks like a big year ahead for pendants in the costume jewelry field. Chain necklaces end with medallions, breastplates, and abstract designs. Some have a hammered gold or handwrought look.

Others are in finishes that imitate ethnic cultures like the Egyptian, the Aztec, the Spanish and Greek medieval periods. Make an original chandelier with double sockets screwed together in a random pattern. Feed a room estra storage surface with an old wooden picnic table and benches. Paint thern new, stick on tape and flowers. 82 West Center, Provo i YOUR OWN WOMAN! talk IN SHOES BY: fay cleaHiwj By DENNIS DURFEY Your effort in ironing has produced a scorched area on your dress and you are hop- The name of the fashion game Sbicca! Very here and very now! Style in Soft Burnished ing that something can be done about it.

Well, sometimes something can be done by a Brown Calf, and style "B' in Burnished Navy Blue Buggywhip Both shoes priced at $19. 1t professional idry cleaner I (We are pro-ia AVansj-J fpccinnals) FASHION SHOE DEFT, INFASHIOiN SPORTSWEAR qctrlond 1 1 nth Ur A M.u: Ihreectour Much depends upon whether or not the fabric has been actually burned and if the fabric is wool or cotton. Wools and cottons are most likely to be restored. You must understand that a bleaching procedure is necessary lo remove a scorched area and some visible trace of the treatment may remain even after everything has been done. However, it is quite possible that we can improve the appearance of your garment enough to make it wearable again.

There is a better than even chance of restoration if the wool or cotton is colored from a medium gray to a white. Treatment of a scorched garment requires knowledge, skill and proper equipment which we have. Talk to us about the scorched spot. You may be pleasantly surprised over what we can do about it. EXTRA CARE 445 NORTH 900 EAST 374-6242 82? NORTh 150 EAST greatest Super-Stripe Orion Ribs for Fall.

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