I If, 3 Herald Journal 2 Arnn. srmr tCatlie Cmintj 14 4 Li,an I Barbara Ann Nielsen Weds Haines D. Stratford Guatemala Ousts Miss Luh 'Miss North Cache Finalists Mr. and Mrs. Man in W. Niel- - Robert II. Bodrcro, Mrs. Calvin sen of Providence announce the Gibbs and Dale Stratford. recent marriage of their daughter, Barbara Ann, to .Haines Donald Stratford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Haines Stratford. OgdA. The couple were united In services at Logan L D S temple February 26 by President A. Geoige Raymond. A dinner was given by the brides parents following the wedding. Those seived were the new Mr. and Mrs. Stratford, Mrs. Trousseau Tea A trousseau tea was given for the couple at the Nielsen home on February 21st. A scheme of red and white was used throughout the decorations. The futuie bade worp, a white satin gown made by the groom's mother. It featured a sweetheart neckline, long tapered sleewes which came to a point over the wrists, a peplum and full circle skirt. A leaf design of sequins and pearls graced the neckline. She carried a bouquet of red split carnations centered with yellow rosebuds Long ribbons with a love knot and two wedding bells tied the bou- Carter Dr. Don Addresses USAC quet. A League lovely trousseau was Pro-U.- enced Guatemala because he Is friendly to the United Stales, it was reported. inllu- - thrown out of Communist Flore"do Avila Sanchez, an active anti Communist and a reporter for the Mexican newspaper Ovaciones, arrived here by air yesterday. He said he was ordered out of Guatemala by the police. Mrs. Haines Stratford honored Barbara with a shower at" the Ogden Fourth warsj. A color scheme of pink and7 white was carried out. Games were played and refreshments served. Many useful and beautiful gifts were received. The new Mr. and Mrs. Stratford are home to friends at 2626 Liberty Ave. in Ogden. The bride is continuing her studies at the Dee Memorial Hospital School of Nursing. Mr. Stratford is presently studying law at the University of Utah. On February 18 ttv . Newsman S. The chief o the judicial police told me 'the government of Guatemala demands that jou leave the country at the latest tomorrow and never return. We do not want here any friend of the United States who comes to write articles against Guatemala, Av- ila said. v dis- played and many beautiful gift were received. Those assisting discusin his Dr. Dos Carter e Some Needs of the were Mrs. Lois Crook, Miss sion of Thompson, Louise Andersen, Child in the World of Today, showed that love Is the greatest LuDean Peterson, Dixie Alder, factor in the development and Connie Chugg, Mrs. Mary Barbara Jean and Sylvia growth of a child. This love must be real love in which the child Vogel, Mrs. Pearl Bailey, Mrs. knows and feels he is accepted, Arlene Nielsen, Katherine .Crook and Susan Nielsen. enjoyed, helped and understood Musical Selections for what he is. He is not frustratMusical selections Were plav ed ed and bewildered by the parent either not accepting him or at- by Jerold Nielsen, a nephew of The wedding rake, tempting to realizd his own sel- the made by Mrs. Constance B. Nielfish desires through his child. Dr. Carter seated, that par-- i sen, was on display. It was ents have taken such a beating topped by a miniature bride and for things which are not their groom and a model of the L D S that there are other in- temple. fault; Miss LuDene Peterson enterfluences which contribute to a childs success or failure, but tained at a personal shower at seldom can any child attain com- her home in Ogden on February unless he 10. A number of friends from the plete has great love from someone to nursing school were present at guide, support and understand the shower. Games were played lum. and many gifts were received. N'or-en- Bod-rer- bride-to-b- f ( t- ili 1 - attendant; Mildred Meyer, Smithfield; Pauline, Cronquist, Benson; Louise Last, Richmond, first attendant, and Coreen Nielson, Smithfield, who won the title. Five finalists in the Miss North Cache County beauty contest, held at Lewiston this week, are shown on stage. They are, from left: Bar Dee Stowell, Lewiston, chosen first INCREDIBLE NEW TREATMENT e. ( 5 f: M - o, beautifies dry, damaged, problem hair INSTANTLY.. .WITHOUT HEAT Also permits richer shades in hair coloring . . lovelier permanents. A Dream for Children and Men, Almost all hair is damaged -from abuse or other causes. And now, for the first time, you can repair it! The incredible new Nutri-Ton- ic Hair Treatment nets on new principle. It penetratts hair, fills and seals damaged sections . . makes hair more radiant, more manageable instantly. Too IT S AS EASY AS THIS . 1 Aftir shampii, rub will inti bur. 2 Wait 3 Rinse si wil minutes. tut with warm water. 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