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Show V THREE ,4ge ciDER kflngtK JOURNAL 16. 19S1 CW Utah Returns yOhman business Trip East . Ohman, t civj employee In section at recently business trip Jersey and weeks New York, ftfe stay in the east ca- communication set assembly Sons and reports them He as which jrthwhlle studies In useful most be , to at Second , Section is invited to phone "e!y items for the News nal to 771- - Aid Hold Regular Meet,' Hear Guest Speaker And Elect New Officers For Year todiej The Ladies Aid of the Com. munity Presbyterian church met in regular monthly meeting at home of Mrs. Roland Har- rls on Tuesday, November 13. Mrs. Lucille Howes and Mrs. Bernice Campion assisted Mrs. Harris with serving a lovely luncheon. Miss Lucille Howes, as program chairman, introduced Miss Carol Johnson, who has just returned from overseas. Miss Johnson is a graduate of University of New Mexico and for two years served in Northern Japan and for six months in Korea as a director in service clubs. She is an employee of civilian personnel of the U. S. army air force. At present she is residing with her mother who is employed at the Intermountain In- - mg tfcCOft Her corsage was the bride including one' given . by an- - aunt, Mrs. Sadie Jensen, a close friend, Miss Margene the following ceremony a reception was held Balls, and one in Ogden given Ellsworth, Mrs. by Maxine honoring the newlyweds. Mrs. Sadie Jensen, Misses Ka- Woody Hansen and Mrs. Clyde ren Dunn, Charlene Benson and Warner. Fern Hirschl were in charge of iFamlly members of both the honored refreshments served to the many bride and bridegroom friends and relatives of the the young couple at the home young couple whor attended to of Mr. and Mrs. (Fredrick Leon extend best wishes. Mrs. Clyde Eliason, 339 south Second east Warter, Mrs. Woody Hansen and on October 25. Miss Margene Balls assisted with the gifts. Phone your society news to 771 'During the evening the three tiered white wedding cake accented with pink rosbuds and topped with wedding bells and doves was displayed. Musical numbers during the reception included piano selecVou tions by Mrs. Marlow Woodward Mrs. selections vocal and by Woody Hansen, Mrs. Clyde Warner and Miss Charlene Benson. Co Following a brief honeymoon in Utah the young couple are now making their home in San Francisco. MORE FLAVOR PER CUP is The bride is a graduate of yours in Schilling because its s Ogden high school and for the blend of exclusively mountain past three years has been em coffees from Central America. ployed at the First Security bank Altitude, climate and soil com in Brigham City. bine to produce the world's rich The bridegroom has served In est flavor. You can't buy a better the U. S. navy for the past four than Schilling, at any pricel toffee years and is currently stationed at Treasure Island. Several showers have honored ternbon dress. blow In San Francisco erf cho1- - Zed hJ Her slides,' along e !ulK were greatly en-th- ' Main business of the afternoon was the election of officers for the coming year. Mrs. Doris Jean Hess will serve as president, Mrs. Emily Severens as vice president, Mrs. Madge Stolier, secretary, and Mrs. Ma-ri- e Pohl as treasurer. Mrs. Lucille Howes will serve as executive adviser. Regular monthly meetings will be held from now on, the last Wednesday in the month at 7:30 p. m. to accommodate many of the members who have been unable to attend afternoon meetings due to employment. Ladles were then asked to turn in their talent project. The group was well pleased with the results of the project The election brunch was reported most successful. The group present then voted to donate $100 to the cost of the new heating system just installed in the church. They also voted to purchase paint for the interior of the church. Mrs. David Etter, Mrs. C. W. Claybaugh, Mrs. Albert Stoner and Mrs. Allen Andersen were taken in as new members of the Aid group. It was decided that the group would help provide Christmas for the Protestant boys and Ingirls at the Intermountain dian school. The ladies then expressed thanks to the officers for . the past successful year and were confident that the new officers will guide them through an other successful year. tea ,UAIbef 17 39 fcmiH is such an important part of your holiday feast that youll be at O. P. Skaggs System food store! Come in today and look wonderful selection of plump, meaty, turkeys youll find. Youll find all the traditional turkey to order yours now the imings here too. 29 EFFECTIVE FRIDAY Famous Poultry for your Prime "A" Grade WIGHT'S led U . S. A Complete Type AND SATURDAY! THANKSGIVING Assortment of HENS and Small Turkeys, 6 to 8 lb. DINNER. Broadbreasted Turkeys. Both New York dressed and Eviscerated. 19 a blend exclusively American Central Mr. And Mrs. James Cyril Lowe recited wedding vows at the home of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fredrcik Leon Eliason. The bride is the former Naomi Eliason. Double Ring Rites At Home Of Bride's Parents James Cyril Lowe Jnite Naomi Eliason And ' O- (Nuptial vows ware recited by Naomi Eliason, daughter of it r. and Mrs. Fredrick Leon Eliason, 339 south Second east, and James Cyril Lowe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Lowe, Franklin, Idaho, at the home of the brides parents, on October 26. The ceremony was performed in the presence of close friends and relatives by Bishop Richard Hansen of the Brigham City Sixth ward. The double ring ceremony took before place lighted tapers standing In a double seven branch candelabra tied with white satin bows. Fall flowers adorned the rooms. For her wedding Miss Eliason chose a beautiful white net and FROM """" i," lace ballerina length creation. Her hat was also white lace, She carried a bridal bouquet of pink roses and pop pop mums centered with a large dark purple orchid. Mrs. Raulon Nelson gowned in pink satin and net was matron of honor with Miss Patti Jensen in pale blue net as bridesmaid and Susan Hansen in pink net as flower girl. All carried chrysanthemum nosegays. Vernal Jack Lund stood as best man for the bridegroom. wedding For her daughters Mrs. Eliason chose a dusty rose afternoon dress. Her corsage was of carnations and rosebuds. Mrs. Lowe wore a deep green af- - TWO YOUR THIS CRANBERRY tffCIA Ul SAUCE, No. 303 can lIb. Jar S&W SPRING GARDEN PEAS 2 for 33c Fruitcake Mix 43c 25c MINCE MEAT .2 lbs Be FRUIT No. 303 COCKTAIL pie- s- : S toott DELMONTE Whole Green BEANS, can PLUMP and MEATY LIBBYS EXTRA LARGE OLIVES -- ROCKY MT. 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