The Daily Herald from Provo, Utah • 17

Elk Ladies Benefit i Big Success PROVO, UTAH UTAH THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19,4959 A surprise choosing of the 10 Group. ,1 Mrs. rawfo rd Gates ew Comitas President Omegd Honors Officers best dressed women attending the annual Ladies of Elks charity party was the feature of the program Wednesday afternoon at the Elks Home. Theme of the luncheon, program and card party was "Cafe La Parisienne" and "Mademoiselle Rose Marie" (Mrs. O.

Harvey King Jr.) announced the 10 winners, awarded them small trophies and described their attires. The women were Florence Bullock, Donna Gosar, Carol Ash-worth, Avis Heidt, Pat Wilde, Betty Jo Dunkley, Dorothy Chris-tensen, Rhoda Shurtliff, Wanda Johnson and Christine Stubbs. The small tables were gaily decorated with wheelbarrows 63rd ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. David Thorno of Lindon who will be honored at an open house Friday at 7:30 p.

m. in the Lindon LDS Ward Chapel in observance of their 63rd wedding anniversary. 63 Wedded Years holding Easter grass and springs Open House Slated To Honor Dnvid Thornes On FriHnv Mrs. Crawford Gates was elected president of the Comitas Club at the election dinner Monday evening at the lovely, home of Mrs. Jackson Howard.

She will succeed Mrs. David Schulthess. Others elected to offices were Mrs. Fred Jackman, vice president; Mrs. Lynn Bell, secretary; Mrs.

Dean Wilson, treasurer; Mrs. Kay Randall, historian; Mrs. Kenner Kartchner, membership chairman. The small tables were attractively decorated with corsages and candles. The- flowers were given to the newly-elected officers.

Mrs. Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Ken Pace were hostesses The remainder of the evening was spent making final arrangements for the club's fashion show to be held Saturday, Feb. 21 in the Smith Family Living Center at 2 p.

m. Orem Fireladies, Husbands Enjoy Holiday Party' OREM The members of the Orem Fire Ladies Auxiliary entertained their husbands at' a Valentine party last weekend at the Orem Fire, Hall. A western eme was carried out with the table decorations and the men PLEASANT GROVE Mr. and Mrs. David B.

Thorne of Lindon will be honored at an open house prior, to their 63rd wedding anni-varsary Friday, at 7:30 p. m. in NATIONAL GUARD BALL Mrs. Gayle C. Max-field is shown adjusting the tie of her first lieutenant husband in, preparation for the Provo National Guard Ball to be held at the Armory Saturday at 9 p.

m. The public is invited. I National Guard Ball C03IITAS CLUB Mrs. Crawford Gates, who was elected president of the Comitas Club to succeed Mrs. David Scheduled Saturday 7.

Everyone is cordially invited to attend the fifth annual Military Ball sponsored by the Na- Outgoing officers of the Omega Auxiliary were honored Tuesday evening at a pot luck dinner. Tables were decorated in George Washington theme with favors of red axes in gumdrops. Gifts were given to Mrs. Ia vard Reese, outgoing president; Mrs. Jess Jewett and Mrs.

A. G. Stephenson Toasts written by Mrs. J. O.

Packard were read by Mrs. Oliver Branam. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. G. E.

Jorgeosen, Mrs. Howard Egbert, Mrs. W. R. Snell, Mrs.

Homer Sheetz, Mrs. Dean Dennis and Mrs. Ronald Shoell. There were .14 members present. Edgemont Circle Fetes Husbands EDGEMONT "Sweethearts" was the theme carried out as the members of the Edgemont.

Friendly 20 Club met for their annual dinner party at which their hus-brnds were special guests. The affair was held in the recreation hall of the Edgemont LDS. Ward Chapel. Red crepe paper, holding hearts along the way, was down the centers of the three large tables. The centerpiece was a large vase of flowers which had been made out of paper ond wire to form hf art flowers.

Colorful pipe cleaner men and women were used to hold place cards. Each husband was presented a carnation. Mrs. Orvil Davis was program chairman. Mrs, Otis Hamilton, Mrs.

Wally Ripple and Mrs. Lawrence Smith worked as the food committee. Games were under the direction of Mrs. Arthur Dal-ton and Mrs. Royal Hunter while the decorations were selected by Mrs.

Russell Jones, Mrs. Robert Gillespie, Orvil Davis, Birch Eoyce, Eldon Messick, LaMar Bunnell, Royal Hunter, Allan Ridge, Wally Ripple, Norman Smith, Otis Hamilton, Phil Con-der, Arthur Dalton, Wesley Jar-vis, Wilford Gillespie and Penrod Glazier. During the January meeting, Mrs. Phil Conder took over the duties of president of the club while Mrs. Orvil Davis assumed her role as vice president- Mrs.

Teen Gold, Green Set In Edgemont Tomorrow Night EDGEMONT "Colonial Capers" will be the theme, of teen gold and green ball of the East Sharon Stake, to be held Friday Feb. 20, from 8 to 10:30 p.m. The affair will be held in the Recreation hall of the stake house for the first and second year beehive girls and scouts. The floor show will be under the direction of Mr. and Mrs.

LaVere Adams with Eldon Card as master of ceremonies. Young couples from the eight wards of the stake will participate. flowers. During the serving of the delicious lunch, Mrs. Grace Miller played soft organ music.

Daffodils decorated the room along with origpal paintings by Eddie "Schnore and posters by La Treche flown from France. Around 400 women attended. Among the charities to be benefited from the affair are music scholarship to a high school student, nurse scholarship, monthly parties for a ward at the TJtah State Hospital, exceptional) children's class, sending a girl to Girls State and the coordinating council. Fund drives are also contributed to. Mrs.

Arm and Eggertson, general chairman expressed appreciation to her hard-working committees. Mrs. Max Bray, president, greeted the guests. Around 40 door prizes were awarded, unsolicited, gifts from merchants. Mrs.

Charles Thomas won the main prize of dishes. After the program card games were played. To conclude the afternoon a social was held in the lounge for the guests from other chapters There were 48 from Salt Lake City, seven from Eureka and three from Ogden including the state president, Mrs. Vi Schow. 1 Club Notes DEKATOS Mrs.

J. Merrill Bushnell, 1280 Cedar will be hostess Friday at 4:15. BLIND CHAPTER 3 Meeting for this month has Santaquin Club' Has Book Review SANTAQUIN Members of the Ladies Literary Club met recently at the home of Mrs. Glen Jarvis with Mrs. Harriet Hudson and Mrs.

Jennie Bylund as hostesses. The book review, "Around the World With Auntie Mame" was given by Mrs. Don Ferre. Scriptural reading was by Mrs. R.

York, and musical numbers were played by Robert Lofgren on the accordion. Mrs. Lee Christiansen, president, was in charge. A tray lunch in Valentine theme was served to 18 members and two guests attending. and her entrance application to go to the state contest for Miss Utah National Guard on Feb.

28 in Salt Lake City. The dance will be the climax of the day's activities. At 1 p.m. a muster parade will begin at the Armory and end at Sowiette Park where Mayor Lloyd L. Cul-limore will issue the muster qath.

Colonel Frank J. alley will also give a few remarks. After the ceremony, open house will be held at the Armory. Colonel Ray E. Cox is coordinating the entire effort to make the Lindon LDS Ward Chapel.

All their friends and acquaintances are invited to come and enjoy the special program that has been planned in their honor. Mr. and Mrs. Thorne will have been married 63 years on March 6 and have spent their entir married life in Lindon. David B.

Thorne was born March 18, 1876, at Pleasant Grove. He has been very active in both community and church work. He has been awarded the "Lifetime Community Service Award" by the Lindon Lions Club He also received his Master Men award from the LDS Church. He is at present Patriarch of th Timpanogos Stake. Mary Eva Keetch Thorne was born Nov.

20, 1876, at Lindon. She has resided most of her life within one block of where she was born. She has served the Relief Society faithfully, having been president for 13 years. She is still performing her duties as a visiting teacher. Five of their eight children ara living.

They are Milton A. Thorne of Richfield, Mrs. Alton (Fern) Bigelow of Springville, MrsNAlvin (Louise) Gillman and Mrs. Mae Jacklin of Lindon, Jesse K. Thorne of Pleasant Grove.

They have 27 grandchildren and 21 great-grandchildren. The program honoring the couple will be under the direction of Bishop Leon R. Walker with-Vaughn Holdaway serving as master of ceremonies. I Saturday, Feb. 21, in the Provo Armory at 222 W.

5th N. beginning at 9 p. m. It is being held to celebrate Muster Day which is a state-wide observance. Tickets will be on sale at the door.

The floorshow will be given by the queen and her attendants: Miss Provo National Guard, Gloria Kaye Maxwell; Terry Eae Williams and Virginia The queen will receive gifts wores levis ana cowooy smrts and the members wore frilly cotton dresses. i The group enjoyed a tasty lun cheon and games were played following the refreshments. Tak I the day a successful one. ing charge of the games were Mrs. Glenn Healy and Mrs.

Ted Sorenson, co-chairmen for the evening's entertainment. There were 22 members and their hus Mrs. Darrell Peterson and Theron LeBaron and children visited in Provo at the home of Mrs. Peterson's mother, Mrs. David LeBaron, on the latter's birthday.

been cancelled. Regular meeting will be held in March. READERS GUILD Will meet Friday at 4 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Wilmer Tanner, 721 N.

12th E. VALLEY (CIRCLE Will meet Friday at the Masonic Temple at 8 p.m. A tea towel shower will be held and each member should bring one. bands present. i Rejuvenate a felt hat.

Brush it briskly and rub stains with fine-grained sandpaper, using circular motion. Steam it with the iron held an inch away, and brush again. Women's Council Sets Citizenship Day Monday The public is cordially invited to the annual American Citizenship Day program Monday, Feb. 23, at 2 p. m.

in the Women's Clubhouse, Third North and University Ave. The affair is sponsored by the Women's Council of Provo and will feature this year a talk by Allah B. Sorenson, Provo attorney, on "Our 49th State, Music will also be given. Mrs. Roy Dearing is chairman and she is being assisted by Mrs.

W. A. Beazer, president of the council; Mrs. I. Dale Despain, Mrs.

Leslie King and LeVitre. Mrs. I. C. Halliday is confined at the LDS Hospital in Salt Lake City where she underwent major surgery last week.

Birch Boyce was the outgoing The next meeting of the club will be held March 13 at the home of Mrs. Orvil Davis in Lindon. Mrs. Robert Gillespie will be co-hostess. i SAVE TODAY AT SPECICARTS Extra Lean fR 7 a A r- Whole or Half rl (p) MY i i 1 FRESH GREEN 4 Largo Bunches S) 0 GBG0I1 -AND SAVE NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY- i i i A.

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Arrange canned peach slices as petals. It's one of many interesting ways to serve low-calorie, high-pTotein Cloverleaf Cottage Cheese the dairy food that's so delicious and so kind to figures. Only 87 calories in average serving. nn a C2 I Lit til Li 9 S) 7l Look for the smart new L-ioveneat carton. IN BUSINESS IN PROVO SINCE K0T fc Mmilil 1 I 5) '1 Eatttr Bctktt cartons, too, for the small fry come Easter.

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