Tin Garden Reception Honors Newlyweds, Mr. And Mrs. Donald L Mower THE AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN," Thursday, August 4, 1955 Miss Pearl- Thompson and Donald L. Mower were married Wednesday In an impressive ceremony cer-emony performed In the Manti Temple-.-The brM la the daughter daugh-ter of Mr. and Mrs. Reed Thompson. Thomp-son. Mr. Mower is the son of Mrs. Willis Tidwell and Clarence Mower, Mo-wer, Privo. Lewis R. Anderson officiated at the ceremony. Accompanying them to the temple were the groom's mother, parents of the bride, Louise West and Mrs. Russell Thompson, grandmother of the bride. A reception honoring the newlyweds new-lyweds was held that same evening ev-ening in the home and gardens of the bride's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Thompson, American Am-erican Fork. A large white satin heart trimmed with pink roses and ribbons formed a background back-ground for the wedding party. Streamers trailed from each side of the heart. The lovely bride was gowned In a ballerina length model of lace over taffeta. The fitted bodice bo-dice featured a sweetheart neck and long sleeves which came to lily points at the wrists. At the bottom of the bouffant skirt was a tulle flounce. He fingertip veil of brides Illusion was caught to a pearllzed crown and she carried car-ried a bouquet of pink roses and white carnations surrounding an orchidrset In a white heartwtth white satin streamers. Jean Day, maid of honor, and Annette Carter, Sherma White and Lana Thompson, bridesmaids, brides-maids, were dressed in princess style, ballerina length gowns of blue taffeta styled with full I skirts and sweetheart necks. I They carried bouquets of pink I carnations and white asters on i pink hearts with pink streamers. Robert Smith performed the duties of best man. Mrs. Thompson, mother of the bride, was gowned in lavendar, and Mrs. Tidwell wore gray silk. They had matching corsages of salmon pink roses. The three"ttered wedding cake, pink and white predominating, was displayed in the garden on a lace covered serving table. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Thompson Thomp-son greeted the guests and Jo- Ann Scholes acted as hostess. Seated at the guest book was Mrs. Ross Nlcholes. Louise West, Mrs. Larry Miller and Carma Greenwood were In charge of the T" ooo "T S J Yjj A ; 1 1 V' -1 L-L . IjXojllI ooo 'C- 'J--'Zr 'Ax "LAJ'1 ' ; ' t r f h J j ' ! r S is ..... ? , 1 1 ' M j " I t ' .' ' j 1 ' H 1 c ' :-:V- J ,i:v': '" 3 'i'vif.;- ill Thrilling iiew -tLlMLll .at no extra cost Thty'r hr now! , Star White Dawn Yellow Meridian Blue Sunset Copper . There's no extra' cost! - 1 .' Use any color alone-. Combine unib of different color. However ywl use them, Co-Together Colors glre taly m re-snlt... re-snlt... a beautiful kitchen! See Co-Together Colors herd Dablings Youngstown Kitchen Center Phone 2370 , 482 West Center, Provo itirj :.rO4' i ivy ' w . 'Ji , , - n . i,, ... v; . - 4 w. j ? l Ml 'n ' ' , k y ' A" . . I p t ' j ' ' : ' ' ? ' - , dH) i?iiftii: 7 Mr. and Mrs."' Donald L. Mower gift display. Accepting gifts were LaVee Ash and a niece of the groom. i Refreshments were served In the garden at small tables cov ered with pink cloths and cen tered by small bowls of sweet peas and pink and white hearts. Those serving were Barbara Brown, Janet Roberts, Sandra Howa, Aloa' Rogers and Miriam Dav. While the Euests were be ing received Byron Jensen play ed background organ music. Following the reception the newlyweds left for a honeymoon trip of undisclosed destination. For going away the new Mrs. Mower donned a beige suit with avacado accessories. They will make their home in American Fork. 0 pi 1 PORK Shoulder, Fresh Good 4 to 6 Lbs. LB. Local Items Mr. and Mrs. Alvin DeLong arid two daughters, Kay and Susan, Su-san, of Los Angeles, Calif., have been visiting here with Mrs. De- Long's parents, Mr. and Mrs. El lis Terry, and in Logan, for the past two weeks. Mrs. DeLong will be remembered as tne former for-mer Phyllis Terry. ...... Mrs. Howard Morris, Junior vice president of the council of administration of the state VFW auxiliaries, and Mrs. Victor Cannon, Can-non, color bearer, both of St. George, were guests here Friday night of Mrs. Harold M. Paxman, state department president, and accompanied her to a council of administration meeting In Salt Lake City Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Paxman were guests Saturday evening at the annual party given by George Gidney Post and Auxiliary No. 1695 of Brigham City held In Box Elder Canyon. Hospital Notes Patients receiving treatment at the American Fork Hospital during the past week Included Mrs. Lydla Klrkpatrick, Mrs. Vonda Stowe, Don Brown, Mrs. Luella Miller, Mrs. Ruth Nash, Mrs. Lyle Grant, Wilson J. Rhone, Mrs. LaRae Davis, Mrs. Ann Matthews, Mrs. Verna Collins, Col-lins, Jack Williams, Ronald Broomhead, Clarence A. Rlne-hart, Rlne-hart, and David Adamson, American Amer-ican Fork. Out of town patients were Don M. Adamson, David Gourley, Mrs. Margaret Anderson, Ander-son, Harry Wadley, Mrs. Elaine Walker. Mrs. Maxine West", Ed-wina Ed-wina Garcia and George Mon-son, Mon-son, Pleasant Grove; Harold Roberts and Mrs. Gay Sorenson, Lehl; Michael Kaye van Dorn, Orem, and Mrs.; Byron D. Ro berts, Dugway. , Births July 27, to Mr. and Mrs. Valno W. Peterson, Lehl, a boy. July 27, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred erick Shoell, Pleasant Grove, a girt. . July 28, to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Huggard, Fairfield, a girl. July 28, to Mr. and Mrs. Ray L. Edwards, Lehl, a girl. July 31, to Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Duvall, Pleasant Grove, a boy. Card of Thanks We are very appreciative and deeply grateful to each and everyone ev-eryone who assisted in any way, or extended any act of kindness or sympathy during the recent illness and after the death of our beloved father and grandfather. Also for the beautiful floral displays. dis-plays. . i . Thank. You, Fred and Venice Gardner and Family " QT1? A K R0UND & RIB ' fMp O J-lliTLlV u. S. GOOD & CHOICE GRADE LB. Vtt GROUND BEEF LEAN, NO TRIMMINGS..... 3 LBS. 89c LUNCH MEATS .l.ik;39c' FISH STICKS FOUR FISHERMEN 37c ROSE & CLEARFIELD 303 CAN Cut Green Beans 1 0c MILK LGJL ....... ; 4 CANS 49c DEL MONTE 303 CAN .2 CANS Cream Corn 29c LUNCHMEAT 36c . v , . : : Peas spring Gorden 2 cans35c - Ohio produces nearly half the nation's greenhouse tomatoes. n f P. UHCOOgg JAMS! IuviiooHnorifUVO. rt MOM MM usi iiss fv", rr. AND BEMBMBEB ... 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