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Show Hm Stm-Chronicl- Roy, Utah, e, September 1, 1955 at the Davis County fair with her Florabunda roses (Eutins) by placing first .also sweepstakes. They were crowned queen of the show For thia she was awarded two lovely trophies for which she is very proud. The award came as a big surprise she said, for when she sent them with Mattie Ray Friday morn ing she remarked. "1 don't ever ex of fun trying Those who pass the pcct to win anything, but its a lot Birt home will see a 72 foot strip in front of a retaining wall with the Eutins coming into bloom for the second time this year, yes 30 of them Martha says "They sur pass anything in roses 1 hsve seen or grown ypt Very heavy bloom ing, up to 100 blooms on a stem. Very hardy, mildew free and as yet pest free Their rich glossy dark green foliage anil massive crimson blooms, small but very compact make them a picture to look upon Mr. and Mr. Vern Parker and at 8 30 Over 300 guests attended. A program was held at intermisDonna have been on a short vara tion to Star Valley. sion with Judy Earl singing "Because of You" and tap dance numThe Sunday School class taught ber by Juanita and Arlene Brake by Howard Widdison and Nolan and Roger Bambrough sang "1 He Nelson held a swimming party last You, You, You" and "Slowly Friday evening at the home of Mr accompanied himself on his elec and Mrs Gus Vaugn A barbecue trie guitar Judy was accompanied luncheon was enjoyed by Annette Ray Ronald Smith is the son of Mr IJarrett Haws has won honors and Mrs. Lincoln Smith of South again with his Arabian horse This Weber. He chose Eddie Smith, his time it was first place at the Davis brother, for best man and Ronald County Fair Kendell and Kelly Bambrough as ushers Angie chose Bonnie Evans A shower in honor of Mrs DarKeith Mc,'loy and Max Powers Rom New York for her maid of are home on a 14 dav furlough after rell Beasley was held Thursday eve- honor with Margene Adams, Fay Mrs Nolan having completed th i. Vixx train ning at the home of Harty and Ratline Knox as brideswill leave Nelson Relatives and close friends maids Sally Smith and Kathy Smith ing at San Diego Th ttended Games were played and were flower on the (ith of Septcmlui to icpoit girls Ring Bearer was 11 ,'reshments served to Bremerton where ibex .11 e .1 Douglas Smith, brother of Ronald I Ik i k 'I owe signed to the t'SS Bishop Richard N Graehl of the two boys fe Is v r f 01 . u n.it to be Ilimary in the Hooper 1st Ward Layton Ward performed the cere ith w ill lommence again on Thursday mony. Annette Ray played the wed assigned to the vuue ship 3 45 p m five of the 10 boxs who hi' to sept tl ding march. gether from t'tah The bride is the niece of Mr and Mi Zina Cottle has been sut Mrs Arthur Knox of San Gabriel. lead-Mrt.iim d as the 1st Year Beehive Calif. The brides wedding gown was ( t Re Dailey and family ,,, the First Ward a full length gown with a scoop to Hi to this morning lent retuin neckline and small cap sleeves Mont after a weeks visit wiih hi LimiIi King has been convales-parents- , Tiers of nylon lace covered the Mr and Mis Roy lb usb y my from a sprained ankle received dress from the bodice to the floor HOOPER Ixe N x South Weber Junior Baseball team coached by Dale Roll won over Morgan's team Saturday afternoon 10 3 Duane Poll pitched a real good game, giving up only 3 hits Other players are Ray Reek, I lean Bvram, Don Ray Reed Roll, anl flUier.rHaivi's Her husband w.n she fell down some steep and the effect waixampkted.with Roger Bambrough. Stanley Cook. Rex, was hen for two davs then steps at Girl 'amp Hope you will seed pearl trim at the neckline and Fred Stanger Kent Johansen They returned to Helena bv plane for In will soon, Luctle a finger tip veil Her flowers were played at Morgan emergency work R .1 their oldest red and white roses surrounding a son has been visiting two months Mrs Mei le Pippin has been party for the Junior Gleaner large orchid in Teasdale, Clah with bis grand il.is., was held Tuesday evening at for her ilaugbtei ' Donna" the attended who Some earing guests parents, Mr and Mrs It .1 Halit y the First Ward ihapel Charades two wciks at her home the Mr past wedding from out of state are He met his niothei m Itovo last wire daved, and refreshments and Mrs Clifton Gibson from Bur here Donna has been confined Sunday and came hack to Hooper Mixed Mis (ora Powers is the tied for three months ley. Idaho Mr and Mrs Arthur In her with her leader Mr and sinie the birth of her new baby Knox San Gabriel, Calif Mrs AI Clawson. Iaing Beach on the 22ml of May Wf all wish ' alif, Mrs Rose llennon, Los An Donna a speedy recovery and hope A special meeting pertaining to be will soon be able to be up and Calif , Mr and Mrs Rubon gelt-"Reverence," was held last nigh at around and again Whitaker of Elko Nev . Mr the Hooper 1st Ward ih.ipil at H Wo are very proud of our girls Itv BESSIE RAMBROIGH Mrs Sterrett Hill from lxx Angeles pm This program was directed and PHONE 24013 outlined by theGeneial Authorities Out of (own guests were Mr and soft ball learn coached by Marie the South Ogden Roll Thev w of the church and was moMdi n-Mrs Iewia Evans, Salt Lake Citv Then was chalstake week to championship Lake this Salt Mrs a mint by Rresidc-iMr and David H Me Ray Means, luppx birthday i nllccri lenged by the Mount Ogden stake Mooic, Dean Byram. l.ynn and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Bower Kay 11-i ox and ( arol Kendell After the ceremony the couple champions and won over them Roll. Marie are The Carolyn A birthday party lu Mrs Virn players left for a short honeymoon after Best wishes to Mr and Mrs Evan which they will reside in South Poll Erma and Afton Poll. Joyce Parker was held nuntlx at tin Ray, Linda Hooper Park Memltirs of bet (am Ka iilibrating their anniversary Weber Best of luck to this happy Marls n and Dailene Jum By In c and Linda Poll Wilson this xxeik lly were present Aftu a lunchimi eouple ( ongratul.i'ion girls and keep it they all went over to the home Mrs Sally Moon spent last week of Mr. and Mrs Joseph Allin v here Roger Bambrough played his up colored slides were shown of dif visiting with her mother in Bound-feren- t guitar and song over KVOG Iasi Earl of San Mi and Mrs parti, of Euroje bx ( ai Russ j fill w hilt a sister of Sally s was lure Thursday evening and daughters Calif Gabriel Carl has Imtii with the m on vacation from California I II bet rin thev both moved mothers rooking Mr and Mrs Clarenie Kail and Elaine and Deanna have been here Germany for two years his parents Mr and daughter Norma and Florence Cook visaing with Earl and Lelands Mrs Clarence xv Iasi held was York after New aid iiiii have returned from party at J o 1 lix k ith spending two weeks visiting there brother und sister in law. Mr and T in sifax now in a iluliii-rparade under the di They really had a wonderful time Mrs Harold Karl They are Provo Clali. visaing with Mrs rex linn of the Iruvrv Games and a .11 niv.d Mr and Mrs Elmei Bambrough Earls parents omplr.ed he ailei iiiaon, Ivxi'li suppii and a program ill the have entertained x isitors from t all Congratulations to Mr and Mrs n Kauri smith and Karen forma the past week they were toll lop daiHid aviompamed by Mr and Mrs Arthur Knox. San Dale Keyes on the arrival of their new baby The mother and child are mu iti li i Paul !gci of t billon Gabriel. Mr and Mrs M Clawson nicely and they arc very and doing Evans Miss Beach and is spat sang Bonnie p 'lit ku lar Long imliiis Bonnie Bambrough New York A barbecue turkey sup happv and proud - t'lim Box x.e g and danced then to per was held on the patio last Wed Dale Roll and fain Mr and Mrs xxe a dav roller nesdav evening after which every had jilimav 'he v with the Sam an o lies (1 oni varationing llei Ilian hi to 'ii ' western was one music I dancing u.xi Biller CJimIiIx hi familv Moon1I11 expect to be They of Mis An II.iiiis. mat duerlion played on the record plaver WATCH REPAIR xxhnli ".is xeix intertammg and evening also was enjoyed at La gone two weeks and take in the vi voile 5 5 rs rijoxed il xirv muih Pro goon The guests all returned home sights through Idaho, Washington Exinrn IN Vlimh-iand tip into Canada I knew Sam il .1 III ..ids fiom tins parly will go to Monday morning Bradley I'nixor-Jxx. ml 001 m School in U alt b I;, p in lain lli.u le fund The Davis County Fair at Kays and Thora left but just found out ville Iasi Thursday and Friday had Dale and Fern accompanied them Watch Cleaned $4.50 wish them a pleasant trip and a lot of winners from South Weber One 5 t'aiv (.ii.iian'i r ongi atulaliolis Ibis week lo Ml thev return home well rested " xx oni Ron.ild ho Mis hope Smilh first Mrs won "Drive Out and So Merle Pippen three xxifC man Salntdax evening Mrs places with her beautiful flowers up and reads to go bat k to work C. Stringham Jewelry snulli was In fminei " ngic Knox Cooks Comb. Ornamental Grass Pe See Cal Stringham Bishop Joseph Kax and familv Box Thrater Bldg lab ol .San Gabriel, I alii A lovely wed tunias and two second place win in Yellowstone ling nil pi on was hold Silur.iav nrrs on her Helianthun, and Globe aie varationing Merle Pai k Thev expect to he home this night in the South Ueber Ward ballj Amaranth Congratulations Mrs Nellie Staples won first plan weekend I II bet the Bishop spends Ins time fishing This is the second on her beautiful silk quilt Congi.it illations to you Nell on your wood vacation for them this summer rrful work Also Mrs Rose Watts I .in K v People" took firt place on her Hair Pin D01I10 and second place on her 5 RECEIVE AWARDS oitnheled doilie Congratulations to xou also Mrs Watts on your handi Bx BOB BOWMAN work i residents Loin Box fixe I also understand in Id ,.ll'l line IliKipi'l Virginia Stan li in i grr was a winner, but didn I get lie xxi ie .iinciig !H Hill ir hoiii all the details Virginia so congrat l; im- uuployrs i .Tent lx irceixitig illations to vou also i.iHi .ixvard. totaling 53 370 (nt hern final suggestions to imjuoxi Martha Birt also shared honors operations at the Utah an depot s , Their ideas contributed to a saV mgs of $68,000 by the government in a years time, Roy C. Freeman, executive secretary of the Hill AFB incentive awards committee said. Those from Roy receiving cash Awards were Mitchell M. Hayden, $15; Albert D. .Neilsen, $10; Rich ard Benik, $10; Allen Clontz, $10; and Joseph Nielson, $5. Clearfield residents receiving money for their ideas were R. Lorin Reed, $15. Calvin B. Smith, fl03; David IE Wallace. $10; Glenn For man, $15; and LeRoy Patten, $10. Wtlford McCIoy of Hooper was presented $10 Calvin B. Smith of Clearfield, whose idea paid off in the largest award of the 11 employes, received his check for submitting an idea for a new type air valve to be used on instrument test equipment in Hills maintenance shops. Prominent Uintah Girl Wed to Lynn B. Robinson n Si j " 1 '. rr ; A ' h v I I . South Weber Television Repair ( ii i Refreshment were served in an cafe in Logan. That evening there was a recep- imitation garden, on white clothed tion held in honor of the newly card tables, decorated with pink weds at the Mount Ogden Ward lanterns. The plates consisted of hall frappe punch, individual cakes, iced The bride looked lovely in her grapes, and daintly wrapped wedgown of white Chantilly lace over ding cakes. Guests were served by satin with a double tier of nylon friends, and neices of the bride, tulle. The short sleeved while more close friends ot the fitted bodice extended into a deep bride took charge of the gifts. peplum overihirt with the sppll The wedding cake sat on a lovely qued flowers on the border, em- pink cloth and was white, trimmed broidered with sequins The very with pink rosebuds, topped with a full, floor length skirt graduated minature brides bouquet. into a short flowing train. The fmg a chan After the bridal waltz, the newlyertip veil fell from cap of tilly lace. She carried stephanotts weds cut and served the cake to centered with purple orchid on guests, then slipped away for a white lace fan short honeymoon in Salt Lake City. Attending as matron of honor, The brides going away oufit, was was Mrs. Bert.Corkey Jr., sister a pale lavender cotton and silk of the bride. Bridesmaids were Mrs. creation witlj a drop waistline acJohn Holt of Salt Lake City, Miss cented by a back panel of small Carol Robinson, sisters of the ruffles. She wore matching shoes groom, and Miss Pat Olson. and white accessories. The bridesmaids dresses were Prior to the wedding the bridewhite eyelet embroidered organdy mother, Mrs. Gene Robingrooms trimmed in blue while the matron Mrs. John Holt, sister of and son of honor wore an identicle dress a lunch-eatrimmed in pink. They all carried the groom, were hostess at of the honor shower and in pink rosebuds tied with pink or Mr Bert Cook and Mr. blue ribbon according to the trim bride. Smith entertained at a perofi their dresses. Best man was Stanley Kenneth B. Robinson of Portland, sonal shower, Mrs. Bert Corkey, Ken-netbrother oIThe HirldegroOnTStid' ict-in- Mrs Elliot Stqartxnd Mrs. shower. a kitchen Stuart gave as ushers were John Holt and Misses Carolyn Skeen, Betty Jones, Robert Despain. Mardeanne The brides mother was lovely in Anna Stringfellow, Mrs. Lee Tribe were a pink linen and lace creation, while Whalen, and Mrs Robinson looked lovely in a hostesses at a dinner party for the blue linen (rimmed with pearls and bride. rhinestones They both wore corsages of pink rosebuds The groom, best man, Mr. Robinson and Mr. Stuart wore powder blue Jackets and had white carnations and ushers wore the same. The recejition line greeted guests in the foyer of the hall, while Economical and Fast dancing took place in the recreation hall Shorty Ris furnished Service the music A short intermission was held, and Elliot Stuart, the bride hrothei acted as master of cere-mon0 s Dale Blackburn jwesented A. Klein two vital solos, requests of the bride, 'The I,oi(l s Irayer," and ' Deep as the Night " I 4-315- X I WATCHES DIAMONDS x 11 Ail Purpose Mfg. Co. SAUCES SALAD DRESSINGS used In good cafes Sold in all local grocery stores MADE LOCALLY AT 53M South 1900 West, Roy. Utah j I JEWELRY ss Joanne Stu.irt. daughter of Mr and Mrs Claude E Stuart of I'intah and Lynn Bennion Robin son son of Mr and Mrs One Robinson. 2639 Tyler were married recently in the Logan LDS Temple Immediately following the ceremony, the wedding party of 27 were guests of the bridegrooms father at a breakfast held at the Bluebird . 1 I l i xx 1 11 I 1 brings you G.E.s NEW LIGHTWEIGHT TV THE MOST USEFUL TV EVER! i - lATTIY ;f Onbf. FISK BATTERIES JANSSEN ,1-- Off -25 Save Up to PIANOS GROUP 1 it Direct BIoArtion Four Section Cast Iron Plat Fixe "REHAL" BATTERIES Pot B.rk Arou.ticon Tone Chamber t A I Low $95 (0 as Only by Volume Purchaso Can Wa Offer These 1st Class a it More Sounding Board Area SERVICE 17th St. and Wall Ava. 36th St. & Wall Avo. Roy, Utah is smaller than any other TV of itstype.Takeitontrip8.Fromroomtoroom. Out on the terrace. Anywhere theres an outlet. Features rugged cabinet, built-iantenna. 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