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Show ) Ailine Christensen And Clifford Welling J ' Honored At Reception And Dance Wednesday Intrepid Traveler On Pacific Isles ' " ' " '44-f- H lv Mr. and Mrs. Dean Christensen announce the marriage of their daughter, Ailine, to Ronald Welling, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Welling of Fielding, Utah. was presided The wedding -' over by Elder K. B. Olsen, county clerk, on March 28. A wedding dance and re:' T-'-'hception honored the couple Wedo nesday evening at the War Memorial home. The bride was lovely in a white slipper satin gown fashioned with princess lines and . 4 k k S. self covered buttons. A bertha ' . collar was gathered at the v.cy.z shoulders. Her veil of brides illusion was trimmed with dainty lace edging and a full lace ruffle at the crown, caught the veil in place. The bride wore a corsage of pale pink salmon roses and white carnation. The bridal party, composed of the bride and groom, the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Christensen, and the grooms parents, Mr. And Mrs. A. Toombs, Brigham City i Mr. and Mrs. Welling, stood be. . . who have been spending the past two weeks at the fore two tall candelabra with Moana Hotel in Honolulu, on a carefree vacation. tapering candles, which flanked a large floral bouquet of pink Past Presidents Of carnation and white delphin lum. The hall was decorated In Legion Auxiliary See daffodils and pussywillows. Ceramic Display Wed. Mabel Christensen was in of the decorations, gift charge The past presidents of the room and serving. were Tiny square cakes, topped Trying on a coconut hat for American Legion auxiliary with a delicate icing rose, was she In the above photo is Mr. entertained Wednesday evening Stratfof Mrs. home at the Clyde A. Toombs of . Brigham City, who, with Mrs. Toombs, has ord. Hostesses for the evening bfvn spending, two carefree were Mrs. Stratford and Mrs. weeks at the beach at Waikiki Leland Larsen. while1 headquartering at the A delicious luncheon was served to 14 members Mjana Hotel In Honolulu. Intrepid travelers, the Brig- - and four guests at lace covered ha.n'City couple have toured tables, centered with bud vases seeral of the neighboring containing dainty spring flow 'Islands to view the dor- ers . mant volcanoes, the volcanic Special guests were Mrs. Ira ash fields, the tree ferm forests and Mrs. Gordon HugHuggins and the black sands beaches. gins of Ogden, Mrs. James PowPhotographed near the sea- ers and Mrs. Ross Bowen. wall at Waikiki, Mr. and Mrs. Following the luncheon, Mrs. Toombs are wearing some of the the leis presented to them by Ira Huggins demonstrated of ceramics. Her large making if and admiring friends, they turned around, they could see and unique collection was disDiamond Head and palm trees played much to the admiration and interest of everyone present. in, the background which form a characteristic Hawaiian scene. Cut prizes were awarded to Mrs. Mathew Compton and Mrs. Phone your news to 1,000. Earl Ferguson. r iSCst- '.V H if Brigham Couple Visit Honolulu Friday, April The quiet solemnity of the Part Of Brain Gone Logan L. D. S. temple willwed-be the scene of the early May But Cat Lives On ding of Miss Betty Louise Pierce, Mrs. and Mr. Virgil of daughter TULSA, Okla. (UP) i , S. Pierce of Brigham City. s cat with of . 71 bridegroom, The prospective has been put to work w, A. Ray Rawson of Ogden. the betterment of mankind Miss Pierce is a graduate of Dr. Avenl Stowell, Tub Box Elder high school and atsaid some nr State AgriculUtah the tended ceptions of the human bra' tural College for three years being corrected by his J1 where she was affiliated with men Is on the cat. One.tto? Lambda Delta Sigma. the animals brain J! Mr. Rawson graduated from ed irt 11 delicate operati? Weber high school and attendThe cat appears normal ed the Arizona State Teaeheis ept for an exaggerated, J college. He has fulfilled a misderous walk. sion to the British Isles and Slowell believes that hum spent three years with the U. S. like the cat, could operate army air corps. Freeman Irene The young couple plan to of i the wife of as much as . who became followin home brains removed. make a Ogden Miss Betty Louise Pierce of Wall Logan, John Ray One of the false Ideas k will change name to Mrs. A. ing their wedding. Wednesday, April 5, in cere- corrected in the experiment Ray Rawson in early May Rent monies at the Logan L.D.S. that the cerebellum, a pnnJ Day Wrong Time temple ceremony. She is the temple. She is the daughter organ in the central , aJ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. To Rob Landlord of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Free- system, functions only to or.dinate muscles. Virgil S. Pierce. MILWAUKEE (UP) Two Mil man of Brigham City. "We now believe that waukee holdup men made an Kusuo and Mable Magata Sa- error in planning the robbery of sooner entered his rooms when cerebellum has other functw the door bell started ringing. Stowell said. We also br to, Corinne, baby girl, bom Albert Renk. . While the robbers fled out the that other parts of the t rent on to it do tried April 5. day They to the Arden and Betty Sanlon AbSince Renk is the superinten back door, Renk went months have to do with the and accepted front bott, Brigham City, baby girl, dent of a large apartment one of his tenants. born, April 6. building, the bandits had no rent from Anderson and Jeaneal Carl Madsen, Provo, baby girl, born April 6. The babya was still' . born. , , two-third- A number of parties have been planned for the newlyweds, who will make their home In Howell, Utah. ftsPIBTHG , Lino and Monitl Bach Corinne, baby girl, born March 30. Morris and Phyllis Call Glover, Brigham City, baby boy, born . Apo-daca- one-thir- March 31. 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DeVern and Cora Lee Rasmussen, Honeyville, baby girl, born April ai 13. Rayson Is Revealed served during the evening by Mrs. DeVere Christensen, and daughters, Sharon, Janice and Diane. Gifts were taken care of by Mrs. Marvin 7461500, an aunt of the bride, and her cousins, Lois Christensen and Beverly Fors-gre- v1 tt Newly Married Betty Louise Pierce Engagement To A. Ray Engagement Told BEEHIVE tions of newspapers and periodicals, just as there are definite standards for the weights and measures of merchandise. This newspaper is a member of A.B.C. Our circulation is audited by experienced circulation auditors. The information thus obtained is issued in A.B.C. reports which show how much circulation we have, where it goes, how it was obtained and other facts that tell business men what they get for their money when they advertise in these columns. Ask for a copy of our A.B.C. report-- THE BOX EIDER Coal &-Ap- pi r iarice h B NEWS-JOURNA- L |