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Show 199 :4, The HFAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, Tremonton. Utah VERA KUTPFER CHOSEN SWEETHEART OF SECOND WARD BALL MRS. WHITNEY HOSTESS AT DINNER PARTY 'e Us Ve ' r . Move f lesson f areery ven .J Mrs as t n(T 8SS ??- -r H W. ortinediW. Daugr with 9, Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. ... Friday. Mrs. " i nraa 3d Marco d shirleen a piano soio. with fere served. 1 Whitney entertained at a t I At the Sweetheart ball, held in the Trernonton 2nd ward hall recently. Vera Kuppfer was chosen as the Sweetheart with Joyce Mcnolas and Haleit Polsander as her attendants. Mrs. Eldon Adams officiated at the ceremony, presenting the ward Sweetheart with a necklace and her attendants with candy guts. A large crowd was in attend ance and the hall was decorat- d in a beautiful and appropri ate theme. f V4 a f tn t". Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Bob alluaim Mrs. L. G. Whitney and family, ' Mr. and Mrs. Don Frisby and 'daughter, Mrs. Max Fridal, Mrs.1 Howard Stokes, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hansen and Mr. and Mrs. Don Homer and daughter. -- 1 w ! ! GET YOUR CAR E Ready for Spring WITH OUR Specialized Lubrication AND WASHING SERVICE GOOD BUYS Riding Equipment Used Tires Sizes entertained Gephart. Re- freshments were served. DELSEY TOILET TISSUE 15c Each 7 V ROOK playing Cards Pkg ANSCO Sure Box CAMERA PE8TUSS1H i cough Remedy 57 (te AA "J P" . OC MELBA JOY ANDERSON BECOMES MRS. WILLIAM AUXILIARY MEETING NEXT WEEK WINZELER The regular meeting of the An attractive February wedLegion Auxiliary will be held Monday evening at 8 ding was that of Miss Melba Joy r m in the TTtah Pmmjf jfr T irrVit Anderson, daughter of Mr. and building All members are urged Mrs. D. M. Anderson of Brigham to attend. City, and William Winzeler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Winzeler J- F- F- CLUB ENTERTAINED ,of Tremonton. Thg ladies Qf J F R ciub The doubte ring ceremony was met Wednesday evening at the performed February 11 at the home of Lydia Roberts with War Memorial home in Brigham Golda Campbell W An enjoyable evening of City, with J. Edwin Baird, of-- 1 ing was spent and a delicious A reception and dance fol- - luncheon was served to fourteen lowed the wedding. members and two guests, Elaine y The bride chose a mode of Thompson and Ingrid AebK white taf teta with hipline flounce scher. ' diminishinig; into a bustle bow at the back, sweetheart neckline, MARGARET HUPP ENJOYS full skirt and cap sleeves with BIRTHDAY PARTY long matching taffeta gloves. Margaret Hupp was hostess to Her fingertip veil of sheer illus- - 14 girl friends Friday, when she ',ion fell from a tiara of seed celebrated her fourteenth birth- pearls. She carried a bridal bou- - day. Games were plaj'ed and et cf Gardenias with detach- - freshments including a special able corsage of orchids. birthday cake were enjoyed. s -' of honmaid G,?orge Joyce or and Robert Winzeler was best MRS. A. J. MOHR AND MRS. " man. 1LILENQUIST ENTERTAIN A dinner party was held in A beautiful cake en-- ! home of Dr. and Mrs. A. J. the circled with of uquets pink sweetpeas and vhite tapers dec- - Mohr on Saturday evening. Host-- ; orated the ser ng table. Pres- - esses were Mrs. Mchr and Mrs.! iding were Merr Anderson, Gay Newell Lilenquist. After dinner, and Fran- - Monte Carlo whist was played, Higleyr Patty ces Anderson. Assisting in the prizes going to Mrs. Leland Har-gi- ft room were Leona Bvrgreen, ris. Mrs. Leon Kerr, Ken Corn- Nila Jensen, Rae Anderson and wail and Ferris Allen. Twenty guests were present. Georgia Hinck. 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