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Show octal ceme Sarah Yates, Society Editor Phone 723-385- 3 Open House to Honor Couple on Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Melvin A. (Seretta Olsen) Johnsen of Bear River City will be honored by their children at an open house in observance of their golden wedding anniversary. Temple Rite Weds Pair Rites performed Sept. 12 in the Salt Lake LDS temple by President Boyer united Miss Barbara Ann Lemon and Harlan Felt in marriage. Giving the bride in marriage were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy G. Lemon of Willard, while the bridegroom is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Roger Felt of Layton. That evening the couple greeted guests at a garden reception in the yard of the brides parents home in Bridal Gown and had fashioned her own gown of sheer figured nylon over satin styled with a modified empire skirt bodice and a three-tiere- d tirmmed with velvet. The gowns square neckline was complemented by puffed bell sleeves ending in a fitted lower arm cuff. She carried a bouquet d mums. of Bridesmaids were Miss Eleanor Quist, Mrs. Baird (Alyson) Evans and Mrs. Larry the West, (Renetta) breidegrooms sister. Flower girl was little Diana Stucki. They were gowned in dresses of pink and lavender crepe in floor length topped by dotted swiss sheer nylon pinafores and each carried a basket of multicolored mums. the man was Best multi-colore- RECENTLY WED Wedding vows were exchanged recently by Miss Barbara Ann Lemon and Harland Felt in the Salt Lake LDS temple. bridegrooms brother, Brian Felt and ushers were Douglas ANNIVERSARY and Mrs. Melvin A. Johnsen will be honored at an open house on Saturday, Oct. 7, in observance of their golden wedding anniversary. Mr. The event will be held in the Bear River LDS ward cultural hall on Saturday, Oct 7, from 7 to 10 p.m. The family cordially invited friends and relatives to join in honoring the couple with visiting and an evening of dancing. Mr. and Mrs. Johnsen were married Oct. 7, 1922, in Salt Lake City. The marriage was later solemnized in the Logan LDS temple. Area Native native of Bear River City, Johnsen is the son of C.C. and Hansine Johnsen. He has been a farmer in the Bear River area for 48 years, and has been active in LDS church work and served with Boy Scouts for many years. Presently serving as secretary of the Box Elder Canning Crops association, he also served as president for many years and also served on the Box Elder Farm Labor board for many years. Mrs. Johnson was born in Ephraim, a daughter of Soren and Emma Olsen. She came to Bear River City to work and met her future husband there. She has been active in Relief society, MIA and in Sunday school and is a member of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers and Blue Star Mothers. Farm Bureau Mutual Interest Mutual Interest members to join in the social gathering. Group Slates Ernie Jensens musical talents will provide dance Autumn Dance LDS Mutual Interest groups from the Brigham City area will host an early autumn dance at the Box Elder South stake center on Friday, at Oct. 6, 9 p.m. The dance will be attended by members regular from Southern Idaho and Northern Utah stakes, with a special invitation extended to all LDS B. Lemon, Ralph Whitesides and Paul Wally Barber. -- music, and local members and high council representatives will furnish special features during the evening. Fall decorations and refreshments will help provide a festive note for the autumn occasion. Bishop and Mrs. Orval Anderson will conduct the event. Roy Barlow, dance director, will be in charge of the Both have worked and served office with the South Box Elder Farm Bureau. The Johnsens are parents of two sons and two daughters: Melvin Keith Johnsen and Lee C. Johnsen of Bear River City, Mrs. Robert (Colleen) Barrett of Salt Lake City, Mrs. Terrell (Evelyn) Call of Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. Johnsen have 14 grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. The family requests that no gifts be brought to the open house. How to be a Supermother by DICK HARRIS At Reception Honored guests at the reception were the bride's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. and the Orvin Lemon, bridegrooms grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Clark. Seated at the guest book was Mrs. Rodney (Elizabeth) Lemon, with music provided inspired by Mrs. D. K. Knudson, San Carlos, Calif. A lovely three-tiere- d wedding cake was displayed under a ribbon tree in the garden, with the cake featuring a dainty spiral staircase leading to a miniature temple replica on the top layer. Gifts were under the care of Miss Sydney Burtcher and Miss Shanna Mackey and giftbearers and Mrs. Myrland H. Balls will be open house Sunday afternoon celebrating their golden wedding anniversary. Mr. OPEN HOUSE at an of honor guests Couple to Be Feted Golden Anniversary Open house will be hosted by the family of Mr. and Mrs. Myrland H. Balls in honor of their parents 50th wedding anniversary on Sunday, Oct. 8, from 3 to 6 p.m. at the Artistic Manor, 15 South First East. Friends and relatives are invited to attend and visit with the couple. Mr. and Mrs. Balls were married in the Salt Lake LDS temple on Oct. 5, 1922, and have lived in Brigham City for their entire married life. A native of Hyde Park, Cache County, he was born to Heber and Tomenia Nielsen Balls. He was a carpenter by trade and was employed in the building of Bushnell hospital and remained there on the maintenance staff until it was closed, and was later one of the first employed in the conversion of the hospital to the Intermountain school. He worked there until his having been secretary and president in the elders and high priest quorums for several years. In the Brigham City Lions club he has held every office including the presidency in 1957-5- 8 at which time the large bowery was built at Rees Pioneer Park. He has also held positions on the Lions Zone and State Board and is presently an member of the active organization. May N. Balls is a native of Brigham City, the daughter of Lars P. Nelson and Eliza M. Reeder. She also has been active in club and church work, giving 14 years of devotion to the Stake Relief Society Board, as member counselor and then president. She started as a junior Sunday School teacher when 15 years old and has had different several Mr. and Mrs. Norman B. John of Brigham City announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Karen, to Kevin Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kirk R. Nelsen, also of Brigham City. The couple has circled Nov. 2 as their wedding date, with the ceremony to be performed in the Logan LDS temple. They will be honored that evening at a reception in the Eighteenth LDS ward. Miss John is a graduate of Box Elder High school and LDS Seminary graduate. She has taken traina four-yea- r ing as a dental assistant and is locally employed in that field. Also a graduate of Box Elder High school and LDS Seminary, prospective bridegroom Nelsen is attending Weber State college and is a member of the Utah National Guard. Following their autumn wedding, the couple will reside in Brigham City. brides brothers Kenneth, Randall and Robert Lemon and the breidgrooms brothers Eric and Jared Felt. Guests were served from a charmingly set buffet table. The couple honeymooned in Southern Utah and are now residing in housing on the Weber State college campus in Ogden, where both are continuing their schooling. an LDS mission. Both keep busy with hobbies, with Mr. Balls creating ways to improve methods for fishing and camping. He also makes rugs and picture frames. Mrs. Balls recent hobby is painting, beginning to use oils two years ago and finding it a rewarding and interesting hobby. They both have a love for nature and love to spend days camping jn the mountains enjoying the beauty about them. Their children are Delwin Balls of Arvada, Colo., and Mrs. Richard (Nelda) Parsons of Brigham City. They have ten g'andchildren. Be you Western Boots Harris Copyright 8 Assoc Its an ordinary morning of chaos muted by insanity. Youre stirring the dress oatmeal, rocking the cradle and pressing husband Rodneys peacock-blu- e shirt. The twins renew their argument about who was born first, and Rodney shouts out the time at 30 second intervals. Without missing a beat in stirring, rocking or pressing, you initiate a breakfast table discussion on the political implications of the Presidents trip to China. (Send us your Supermother idea and share an authors .) Tony Lama Dan Post Justin Acme Wrangler A Nocona Frye SADDLERY in 1964. Active In Church He has been very active in Civic and LDS Church affairs, In the fall of 1964 the couple was called to England to fulfill Order by mail. 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