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Show THE' AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN, Thursday, August 21, 1952 The Stephen A. Seastrands Feted At Reception After Tempje Rites Just weds Mr. an Mrs. Stephen Steph-en A. Seastrand were the honored honor-ed guests at a lovely sarden re ception Friday night given at the Thursday, Friday and Saturday August 21, 22 and 23 J7 tULM.w-m4 . OVOVADiafmM liMrlUkilaM m Tbchnioolor (m UTAH) tABATOtTS ' STUBS . . ; 3swJ trmtr tiUNot am mm V -7H4. Sun, Mon, Toes, and Wed. August 24, 25, 26 and 27 t I home of the bride's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Royal B. Gunnell, 2021 East 33rd South, Salt Lake City A beautiful arrangement of gladlolas and aster in shades of white and salmon formed background for the bridal party, Former Nancy Lee Gunnel! gree ted guests In exqulstlte Chantilly lace styled with full floor length skirt, form fitting bodice with long sleeves and standup collar, Her veil of sheerest brides lllu slon was caught to a tiny cap of orange, blossoms and she carried a bouquet Of pink roses and stephenotls. Miss Dora Jane Hendricks, cousin of the bride, was maid of honor, and bridesmaids were Mazle Nash, Betty Nelson, Jan ice Chlpman, Jeannlne Winter, LouCille Turner, and Carol Beck strand, all of American Fork Their pastel frocks were enhan ced with half circles of salmon and white asters and carnations. Richard Seastrand assumed best man duties for his brother and James K. Seastrand, anoth er brother, stood with his moth er, Mrs. E. J. Seastrand. Mrs. Gunnell chose to wear dusty rose lace and Mrs. Sea strand appeared in gray. Carna tions and contrasting roses made up their corsages. Mrs. Eldon J. Miller, sister of the groom, and Mrs. Russell Hendricks, aunt of the bride, were receptionists; Mrs. J. L. Deans ( Geneivee Seastrand , cared for the guest book, and Mrs. Bertha Hendricks and Mrs W. Z. Harris, aunts of the bride, had cnarge of the gift rooms. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Gareth Seastrand, Mrs. Chet Holmberg, Mrs. Bruce Ev ans and Miss Carol Simmons The wedding cake was cut and served by the bride and groom. The couple was married Aug. 14, in the Salt Lake temple with President Robert I. Burton per forming the ceremony. Accomp aning them were their parents, Mrs. Holmberg, Mrs. Harris, Mrs Bertha Harris, James K. Sea strand and Dale Stelner. Following the ceremony the mother of the groom was assis ted by her daughters In serving a wedding breakfast at the Gun nell home. After a few days honeymoon at Brighton new Mr. and Mrs Seastrand are making a home in American Fork. Clubs and Socials Home From Convention Ora Jean Chlpman returned 'home Wednesday from Chicago Matinee Sunday 3 P. MJ convention of Delta Kappa Gamma Educational Society .ew and may be repaired by any registered SEI Dealer in the U.S. A-l Used Car Buys A-l 1950 Ford Station Wagon $1645.00 1950, Ford Custom Tudor $1495.00 J94Xifprd:&Judoiu. .-$m& Radio. Heater. Seat Covers. Two Spots. . 1941 Studebaker Fordor Comm. . . $ 395.00 . Overdrive, Radio, Heater, Two-tone. 1941 Studebaker Fordor Champion $ 200.00 1941, Ford Fordor $ 295.00 1937 DeSoto Fordor $ 195XX) A-l Truck Specials A-l , 1 950 Ford F-6 1 58" WB . . $1 395.00 Two Speed, 8:25 x 20 Tires. , 1945 Ford 8 C&C 158" WB $ 495.00 Two Speed, 8:25 x 20 Tires. 1942 Dodge 2 Ton Dump .. $ 750.00 Two Speed, 8:25 x 20 Tires. 1942 Dodge A Ton Stake ...... $ 95.00 ALPINE MOTOR CO. 199 East Main Phone 124 American Fork, Utah Miss Deane Case; Moyle Parker Take Vows in Salt Lake Temple This evening in the majestic Salt Lake Temple, E. Moyle Parker will claim for his bride Miss Deane Case, Provo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Case, Mount Emmons. Mr. Parker is an of Mr. and Mrs? Ernest M. Parker. Parents of the bride, mother of the groom, and Mrs. Thomas Binns, an aunt of the jjroom, will accompany the young couple to the temple. Tomorrow evening at Mount Emmons, Mr. and Mrs. Case will be hosts for a reception complimenting their daughter and new son-in-law. The bride will greet guests in a floor length model of nylon net and lace fashioned with tiered skirt,, with lace trim, lace fitted bodice with long sleeves and high pointed collar. Her fingertip veil of lace edged net will be held in place by a low crown of matching lace and she will carry a bouquet of a single purple throated orchid and stephanotis. Following a wedding trip the young couple will make a home in American Fork where the groomvis head of the industrial arts department at the high school. ' New Mrs. Parker graduated from the Altamont High School and attended the Brigham Young University. At present she is bookkeeper at Wasden Motor Sales in Provo. Mr. Parker graduated from Utah State Agricultural College with an industrial arts major. Carol Greenwood Is Surprised Thursday night the home of Carolyn Walter was the scene of a happy surprise party for Carol Greenwood who was celebrating cele-brating her birthday. Barbara Lee and Barbara Bailey were assisting as-sisting hostesses. Oames were played and refreshments served to Carol Roberts, Karen Hug-gard, Hug-gard, Kala Mae Briggs, Maryl Ingersoll, Mary Monson, Berna Dee Henry, Patricia Jones, Jo-layne Jo-layne Buckwalter, Beverly Devey, Vivien Hunter and Helen Bailey of Price. Stake Authorities Quarterly social for Alpine Stake authorities and their wives was held Monday evening in the Alpine Ward Recreation Hall. Hosts were President and Mrs. Edward W. Burgess, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Pulley, Mr. and Mrs. Willard R. Cleghorn, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowen. The tables were centered with bowls of double fringed petunias and miniature wishing wells which contained wishes for those whose birthdays occurr during July, August and September. The delicious turkey dinner was fol lowed by a short program with Mr. Bowen as master of cere monies. Mrs. Ted Barratt gave Al Jol- son impersonations, Seth J. Lar sen, humorous readings, and Mrs. Clare B. Christensen read original origi-nal birthday tributes to Mr. and Mrs. Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. Frank O. Shelley, Mrs. Francis B. Abel, Mrs. A. B. Allen, Mrs. J. Stanley Peters and Mr. Christensen, whose birthday came in the quarter. At the close of the evening all were presented with baskets of peaches. Dr. Neil Borden, who teaches advertising at the graduate school of business, Harvard University, Uni-versity, visited several days recently re-cently at the home of his brother-in-law 'and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Clen Saunders. Dr. Border, his wife and daughter Penny are making a tour of the northern part of the United States. CAMEO AMERICAN FORK, UTAH ADMISSION ONLY S9e ft 1U Biggest Entertainment Value Stephen Chipman Family to Meet Saturday at Dell Descendants of Stephen Chip man will hold their annual reunion re-union at Mutual Dell in Ameri can Fork Canyon, Saturday at 2 pjn., according . to Delbert Chipman, president of the or ganization for 1952. Reglsteration will begin at 2 pjn. and at the same time games and sports for the children will be carried on by Mrs. Harry McTague and Mrs. Marion W. Robinson. At 4 p.m. there will be a short program and election of officers. Appearing on the program will be Miss Lavon Brown, Provo, queen of "Days of AT", a dance number by Renee Chilton, ac-cordian ac-cordian numbers by LaRae Robinson, Rob-inson, impersonations by Mrs. Ted Barratt, and a solo by Clare B. Christensen. Picnic supper will be served at 5 pm. with each family pro viding its own and the com mittee furnishing free soft drinks. An evening bonfire party will conclude the day. Assisting the president are Ralph S. Chlpman, vice preal dent; Mrs. Eldon J. Miller, secretary; Fred M. Houston, treasurer; Mrs. James H. Tatter- sail, historian, and Walter Paul Chlpman, genealogist. which was held at the Congress Hotel Others from Utah who were in attendance were May I Huntington, Springville, state president; Mrs. Jessie Arrow smith, Provo, corresponding secretary; sec-retary; Evelyn J. Turner, Ogden, and Laura Shepherd, Payson. Miss Chipman is recording sec retary for the state. Besides at tending the stimulating con ventlon the delegation enjoyed sightseeing. OLD SCHOOL FRIENDS VISIT MRS. MONSON Mrs. Henry Swenson (Earlene Barratt, Mrs. George Edmonds (Fern Barratt) and Mrs. Jay Bolt (Vera Shipley), old school friends, and Mrs. Jesse L. Rus- son (lone Smith), a sister all of Salt Lake City, were guests all day Wednesday of Mrs. Ray mond E. Monson. The group had not all been together for 35 years. Mrs. Clarence Mower was co-hostess with her sister for dinner In the evening. JUNIOR CHAMBER TO SEE WILD LIFE. FILMS . Lee Kay, member of theHJtafi State. Fish . and , Game Commis sion, will be the speaker at the dinner meeting of American Fork Junior Chamber of Com merce at Alpine umi conee Shop tonight. Mr. Kay will show films on wild life. MIA Activities Apron and Overall Dance Everyone who loves to dance is Invited to the tennis courts at the Harrington School Friday, Aug. 29, for an Apron and Over all Frolic, which will be sponsor ed by Alpine Stake MIA dance instructors. There will be out of town callers for some of the dancers and special floor show numbers. Tryonts For Stake Flay' Tryouts for parts in Alpine Stake MIA drama will be held in the tabernacle Monday evening, eve-ning, Aug. 21, at 8 p.m., accord- tagtoTheolLHollndrakeJ stake drama director. All members mem-bers of the MIA over 18 years of age are Invited to try. ' The drama will be comedy of youth twith a large cast so there will be plenty of opportunity tor good talent, the director said.. Thursday, Friday and Saturday August 21, 22 and 23 1 immm-umnmi mmww m Bfc WAIO IOND CHAtUS UMPCI rr44 , JOHN NOUSIMAN Dire kr NICHOLAS SAV fcreeeele, a. U ItZZf IIDII PLUS he? r m w mmi ImmmmsM 4 (Oil mmmmmmmmm WW urn 7Qt Special Children's Matinee Saturday 3 p.m. ''Kansas Territory'' CartonsLittle Rascals .Comedy Serial Sunday, Monday and Tuesday August 2425 and 24 81 ill - RetoedVini Mrs. Abner Chipman Celebrates Birthday The 70th birthday of Mrs. Ab ner Chlpman was celebrated Sunday when 40 of her family gathered at Rotary Park for dinner and an afternoon of visiting vis-iting and pleasure. Dr. and Mrs. Curtis B. Chip- man, Terry and Diane came from Washington, D. C, and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred M. Pulley (Ber-nelce) (Ber-nelce) and Allen, flew in Sunday morning from Sunnyside, Wash. Others present were Mr. and Mrs. Mark Chipman, Marlene and Jimmy, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. May (Mildred) and Joseph R. Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Laursen, Billy and VardelL Mr. and Mrs. Alma Bourne, all of Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. Brian D. Packard, Clarke, Susan and Annette, Springville; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Laursen and Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Chipman and Richard, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor, Paul Lee and Bonnie, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ellis and Eddie, and Mrs. Rich ard Murdock and Deborah. Only absent member of the family was Mrs. Hal Wilhlte (May), Pu eblo, Colo, and her daughter Mary. Mrs. Chlpman, a native of A' merican Fork, is a daughter of Elijah and Mary Ann Abel Bourne, she resided here until a few years ago when the family moved to Salt Lake City. She is now making her home with her daughter, Mrs. Laursen. Church Notice: Primary Preparation Meeting Alpine stake Primary Preparation Prepara-tion (formerly Union) meeting will be held in the tabernacle Monday evening at 7:30 p. m., it has been announced by Roxie A. Richards, president. All stake and ward workers are expected to be In attendance. The Phil Jensens To Chairmen . Convention Groups Phil D. Jensen, general atent tor the Beneficial Life Insurance Company of Salt Lake City, and Mrs. Jensen have been Invited to attend a comDanv convention to be held August 18-21 at the Huntington Hotel In Pasadena, California. Mr. Jensen ouallfled for the trip by writing a substantial sub-stantial volume of business during dur-ing the past five months. Three business meetlnn will be held during the convention to acquaint tne company's agents with new developments fax sales and servicing of life insurance. Mr. Jensen will act as chairman for one of the groups on . the flrft day and Mrs. Jensen will act as chairman for the woman's group on the third day. LATONA MUSIC Members of LaTona Music club held a midsummer pot luck par ty Wednesday afternoon at Rotary Ro-tary Park. Tables were attractively attrac-tively decorated with seasonal flowers, the work of Mrs. Alex Karren and Mrs. Charles Meran- da. Luncheon was served to 24 ladles and later in the afternoon a short business meeting was held and the gavel and books turned over to the new officers, Mrs. Oayle C. Julian, Mrs. Jos eph E. Mecham, Mrs. .KVernon Ferguson, Mrs. Meranda, and Mrs. E. H. Boley. Retiring offi cers are Mrs. Charl Anderson, Mrs. Ralph. J. Roberts, Mrs. My ron R. Moyle and Mrs. J. E. Wal ker. Dependable Rebuilt , , Motors By, Precision J Engine Rebuilders ' I One of the 7 most complete nlants ff ff Vlnjf In P.ntn1 TTf ah Is that of Precision Engine Rebullders at 105 , West 5th uuuui iu kvv wtwiv vmna. shaft grinding, cylinder reborinr and line boring are among the many . services offered garage-. men and motorists of the district. dis-trict. This concern has establish- fair dealing and honest representation repre-sentation of the rebuilt motors with which they Instill new life in older cars. ;w.-V- ' v New cars for old I At least that is how the average motorist feels after he has the worn out knocking,, noisy engine epf his car replaced by.; silky, smooth running motor as rebuilt by precision Engine Rebullders. Local Lo-cal motorists who have had this firm work over their old engine have been loud in their praise of the treatment accorded them and the thousands pf trouble proof miles they are enabled to ' travel with these installations. There are thousands of cars on the road today which would be perfect In every respect with a rebuilt engine as the motor is the most important thing In any car. Precision Engine Rebullders have every modern piece of equipment for this work and additionally ad-ditionally serve the garage-men of the area with a line of wholesale whole-sale auto parts. A complete firm In its line, this one admirably serves owners of cars, trucks, tractors and farm machinery. i. . Adv. end Ike think a!3ceT 'On Foreign Policy SckhJ Money ( , End of Trunxnisra Reduction of Taxes End Machine PcEtics 'w ;f j.i.jnn.i. rrsrorj.tANCi and economy .srrctAL. Cluck Ifnltkm Timlnf. Engine Idle and Manifold Vaconm Check Carburetor Control, Accelerator Pomp Linkar tat Proper Seaaonal Settinf Clara Sediment Bulb Uwek Gaeolin, Oil, Water, Brake Fluid, Tranamwaioai and Rear Axle Lubricants for Laaks Check Exhaust System far Obstructions and Leaks. CLEAHSt MID POLISH WITH RYf.'.?UClCni Large can of famous FoMoCo two-ln-on poligh that not only removes dirt and team but leavw a lasting proUef ive wax film surface. This plus a soft, linUass RymUscloUs thai absorbs moisture ana dirt as it polishes. D07C3 7 von ONLY ronfnifr Doaino:;-. II 17 and ... . "- " .. . IN Casi IfelBrhon 124 ? AHEUCAM LIJB8S f anpjjfnasj nmmnm i e- t .' 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