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Show w Committees Named By Sunflower Camp Captain , Couple Is At Home In Brigham City Captain Pearl Compton presided and conducted. "Ode to ihe Pioneers" was the opening song followed tov invocation by Mrs. Effie Welling. Captain Compton then read a list of committee assignments for the coming two years: re freshments and meetings, Mrs. Florence L. Baird; program, Mrs. Olive Petersen and Mrs. Kuth Reeves; good cheer visits, Mrs. Evadene Holland and Mrs. Iva Pearl Mrs. calling, Barker; Compton, Mrs. Elsie Ward, Mrs. Mabel Holland and Mrs. Emma M. Hansen; entertainment, Mrs. Jennie L. Jones and Mrs. Rae Christensen; lessons, Mrs. Alice R. Rich and publicity, Mrs. Artie Sessions. The group present then sang "Flying Trapeze. ' Lesson, Dancing, A Pioneer Recreation, was presented by Mrs. Eleanor Cleave followed by 18 good cheer visit reports. Miss Shirley Huber entertained with a piano solo. A sketch of the lives of Ceorge, and 'Emma James Stevenson Williams was given toy a granddaughter, Mrs. Martha Jensen. Mrs. 'Ruth Reeves then reported on Central camp convention held 'April 4 in Salt Lake City. Good Night Ladies was closing song with benediction being offered toy Mrs.' Louie IB. Ander, sen. Vhile refreshments were being served toy Mrs. Olive Petersen, Mrs. Olivia Andersen, Mrs. Martha Walker and Mrs. Eliz-Marsh, Mrs. Jennie L. Jones displayed a first aid kit and' explained the use of each article. . i it S r I ! L Mrs. Margaret Coburn h r . A PUNCH TREAT! Mr. and Mrs. Lyle J. Young . . . spoke wedding promises in double ring ceremony in Seventh Ward Relief Society room on April 10. The bride is the former Barbara R. Larsen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Einar J. Larsen. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. LeoT. Young. Civic Spring Party To Fete Past Officers Annual spring party honoring outgoing officeifc for Civic Improvement clulb will toe held on Saturday, April 25, at 1:30 p. m. at the Central school auditorium with new officers and committee in charge. Those to be honored are: Mrs. Zenos W. Earl, Mrs. Russell Tin-geMrs. Winston P. Nelson, Mrs, R. K. Daines, Mrs. Paul Anderson, Mrs. Willis Hansen, Mrs. Glen Andersen, Mrs. M. A. Burt-cheMrs. C. A. Munns, Mrs. Alf M. Olsen and Mis. Carroll B. Wflltaflis. " - ; ' Reservations should toe telephoned to Mrs. IR. K. Daines, 1196-W- , or (Mrs. L. A. Richard- son, 208 J, as soon as possible. There is no charge. Mrs. Richardson is serving as foods chairman with Mrs. Lyman Chlarsen in charge of decorations. i I f I ' Officers planning the party include: Mrs. R. K. Daines, Mrs. Glen Andersen, Mrs. Ronald Packer, Mrs. H. Reed Simonsen, Mrs. Eliott Ward, (Mrs. Fred Owen, Mrs. Glen Bennion, Mrs. Lyman Chlarsen, Mrs. John H. Larsen, Mrs. George Mason and Mrs. Dan F. Olsen. r f red-face- way was flanked on either side by tall baskets of white stocks and daffodils. Crystal bowls fill- ed with daffodils also decorated the room. Mrs. Dee iH. Christoffersen (nee Ruth Marie Young) was matron of honor. Mrs. A1 Carson (nee Sharon Young) and Miss Carol The Roundy were bridesmaids. attendants were gowned in iden- , gasoline truck called bis 'office to report that his vehicle was stalled at colonades and rosebuds decora- charge of the gifts. Gift bearers an intersection. Out of gas! ted the cake. It was topped with were: Miss Cleo Ann . Lansen, three white wedding bells. On Bob and Moana Berchtold. either side of the cake stood tall Assisting during the reception white tapers in white vase canBeth Poulsen, Miss dle holders filled with daffodils. were: Miss Mrs. Arlene Andersen, Marilyn During the entire evening piMiss ano selections .were played by Oyler, Miss Janet Atoel, Donna Miss Doris Simonsen, Mrs. Bunnell. Alexander and Miss Berdine PeRefreshments carrying out the ters. yellow and white theme, were served , from small tables cenFor her going away ensemble tered with white candles tied the bride chose a navy blue linwith yellow ribbons. Those in en dress with pink top coat and charge of the refreshments were; white accessories. Miss Violet Berchtold, Miss Rosa Following a brief honeymoon Larsen and Mrs. Amy L. Hansen. the newlyweds now reside at 95 Mrs. Darwin L'. Young was in north First west. Brigham City. d return- ed to Brigham City this week vacation irt after a three-montTucson, Arizona where she visited a son, D. W. Coburn, and his family. On the lengthy vacation she visited many Impressive sites including the Navajo desert, Hoover dam on the return trip and more. ' She reports a very enjoyable Vacation. TeittnjiPlThe driver of a tooat-shape- , Mrs. Margaret Coburn Back From Vacation . . KINGSPORT, tical ballerina gowns of. navy blue tissue gingham over taffeta. Their accessories were white. They each carried a tiny riage toy her father. The wedding wicker basket filled with yeland white march was played by Mrs. Ste- low snapdragons stock. phen Bunnell at the piano. Darwin L. Young served as The bride was lovely In a creation of Chantilly lace over net best man for his brother. Ushers were Gordon E. Larsen, and taffeta, ft was fashioned with neckline ac- Dee H. Christoffersen and Dick cented with seed pearls and cut- Hansen. All men in the wedding party out lace flowers. The 6leeves were long and tapered and fast- wore carnation boutonneires. For her daughters wedding ened with self covered buttons of reception, Mrs. Larsen chose Chantilly lace. The floor length and skirt was full and fell from the a navy blue crepe model. Mrs. tiny waistline. A bonnet of net Youngs gown was gold. Both and lace, featuring seed pearls pinned white orchid corsages at and rhinestones, held the fin- their shoulders. Host and hostess for the evegertip length veil. Beautiful cutout lace flowers were scattered ning were Mr. and Mrs. Winston bri- P. Nelson. on the veil. Her Mr. and Mrs. Ersol Berchtold dal bouquet of white net was centered with a huge white or- were at the guest book. chid. Yellow carnations and The elaborately decorated four rosebuds were along the ribs of tiered white wedding cake was the fan. displayed upon a table covered The room was beautifully dec- with an Imported Chinese linen orated with an archway of yel- cloth. The cake was decorated low daisies from which white with delicate accents of yellow. wedding ibells hung. The arch Tiny lovebirds, wedding bells, . a Barbara Larsen A lovely springtime bride was Miss Barbara R. Larsen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Einar J. Larsen, who exchanged nuptial promises with Lyle J. Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo T. Young, on Friday evening, April 10, in the Seventh L.D.S. ward Relief society room. A reception followed the double ring ceremony, which ityas solemnized toy Ernest E. Hansen, bishop of the Eighth L.DS. ward. Close friends and relatives witnessed the ceremony. The bride was given in mar- Sunflower camp Daughters of Utah Pioneer met last Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Florence L. Baird. Fuel Shortage Local People Visit With Relatives In Caldwell Visiting last week in Caldwell, Idaho, were: Lee Kimber, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Kimber of Grouse Creek and Mrs. Josie and Kimtoer, his grandmother, Mrs. Margie Thompson, his cousin, and daughter, Lynette. Mr. Kimber plans to enter the U. S. army on April 21. While in Caldiwell they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kimber and family. Mrs. Charles Kimtoer and their three youngsters, Kaylene, Connie and Chueky, returned to Brigham City to visit with relatives and friends here. They also spenY time at the home of Mrs. Kimbefs parents, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Pettingill, in Harper ward. Mark Nielsens Jr. Have Baby Boy Monday At 5 A . M. Central School PTA Names New Officers 2 Box Elder NEWS 1 Brigham City, Utah Wednesday, April 15, 1953 New offidfers were elected for the coming year at regular monthly meeting of the Central school P.T.A. on Monday evening, April 13, at 7:30 p. m. Mrs.. Owen Westenskow moved up from vice president to president and the following were voted into office: Mrs. LaMar Valentine, first vice president; J. D. Gundersen, second Mrs. Richard Hansen, Mrs. Rosetta and secretary Goulding, treasurer. The meeting Monday opened with prayer by Reverend Ar, thur Gillespie. Mrs. Les Bundy, president, conducted and gave yearly t; t. Mrs. De Ana McDonald presented the school with a beau- tiful painting. First and second grades then entertained followed toy introduction of guest speaker, Professor L. M, Kirkpatrick of the InUniversity of Utah.' troduced by Mrs. Norwood Hyer. 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