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Show v II 4 THE BOX ELDER In, existence since 1955 and never The Barre accepted by the city. The properBARRE, Vt. (UPI) City Council recently discovered ty had been given to the city but it had two streets that had been the deed was misplaced.. Lostand Pound Tuesday, October 18, 1960 NEWS, Brigham City, Utah r '' J r. faf ! i Jl ' &i I;' v M - Aileen i'l'T !: ; 'i&k&S. ) ;f5 s 'i - f - i Sororities Tap Eleven Girls From - 56 was the wedding of Miss Bonnie Orme and Roger Spackman. An impressive doublering ceremony was performed by A. George Raymond, president of the Logan LDS temple. The bride is a daughter of ME and Mrs. Herbert Orme, Honev-villand the groom is a son of Mrs. Horace Barnard and the late Kenneth W. Spackman. The newlyweds were honored at a at Maddox dinner wedding Ranch House following the ceremony, with Mr. and Mrs. Barnard as hosts. A reception was given in honor in of the couple Friday evening the Honeyville LDS ward recreation hall, with the parents of the bride as hosts. Colorful autumn hues were used in the decorations throughout the The newlyweds hall. greeted guests before an archway of autumn flowers, flanked on either side with baskets of orange, bronze, and yellow gladioli. BE setting for the October County Eleven Box Elder county girls were among 113 new sorority girls at Utah State University who tended their first Greek group meeting in Logan Monday night. The new pledges picked up their bids Friday as formal rush ended The six sorori-- I on USU campus. ties meet regularly Monday nights, New pledges include: Linda ALPHA CHI OMEGA ijepperson, Kay Rasmussen, Reeve and Nancy Ann Brigham City and Nadine Rhodes, Garland. CHI Diane Nelson, OMEGA Tremonton, and Susan Waldron, also of Tremonton. DELTA DELTA DELTA Mary Eleanor Johnson, Brigham City; and Karen Norr, Deweyville, Sheila Ward, Snowville. KAPPA DELTA Sheryl Ann Watkins, Tremonton. Ra-de- Now at home in Ogden following their FETED AT RECEPTION September marriage are Mr. and Mrs. Bruce M. Andersen. Mrs. Andersen is the former Julie V. Carr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Carr, Ogden. Mr. Andersen is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Andersen, Brigham City. Father Gives Bride In Autumn Wedding Duplicate Bridge Is Discontinued It is with regret that Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nearman announce of duplicate the discontinuance bridge club in Brigham City. For the past year the Nearmans an effort to have spearheaded pom poms tied with coral ribbons. bring a bridge club to Brigham Terrie Lynn Reiva and Cindy city each Tuesday evening at the Jeppson, in yellow full skirted War Memorial home. dresses with matching picture hats Many bridge nights found seven carried baskets of rose petals. to nine tables filled with participa- Both mothers of the couple chose talisman lace over taffeta sheaths and wore corsages of cymbidium orchids and stephanotis. Delon Jensen was best man with Robert Peterson, Darrell Ander-wit- h sen and Clark Jeppson as ushers. The bridegroom chose a talisman rosebud and all others in the wedding party wore blue feathered carnation boutonnieres. Given in marriage by her father, Julie V. Carr, lovely daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Carr, 902 27th street, Ogden, ex- changed September wedding vows with Bruce M. Andersen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Andersen, 330 West First South, Brigham City. Marriage vows were exchanged in the 52nd LDS ward in Ogden Larry Austin, bishop of the Second LDS ward in Washington Terrace, solemnizing the rites. An aisle was formed with white stands joined by white ribbon tied with white stain bows. Palm trees CUT AND served during the enhanced the setting and roses wednestled in poufs to complete the evening was the four tiered cake. Tiers were separated ding arrangements. by swans holding colonnades and Tony Reiva was ring bearer and delicate blue decorations as well a white carried pilas talisman accents enhanced the low of lace of taffeta decorated a table creation which stood with and talisman covered with white upon District No. 1 Dental Auxiliary ruffled net bows. cloth over blue. Gathered at in- members met in Brigham City on Organ music was played by tervals, the cloth held miniature Thursday, Oct. 13, at Maddox Howard Poulter. bridal bouquets. Pictures of the Ranche House for dinner meeting. Wedding dinner, hosted by par- bride and bridegroom were arBrigham City dental wives were ents of the bridegroom, was at with yellow and talisman in charge under the direction of ranged Maddox Ranch House for imme- flowers to complete the bridal ta- Mrs. Russell Fishburn with Mrs. diate family members and wed- ble. C. R. Baker, Mrs. Joseph S. Baugh ding party. and Mrs. William Knudson assistKaye McGarry registered guests A RECEPTION honoring the who called and serving was by ing. In attendance were wives of denMrs. Cy newlyweds was held in the recrea- Mrs. Perry Morgan. from Brigham City. Logan, tists e Mrs. Melvin tion hall. Hurd, Shreeve, H y r u m, Lewiston, The young couple greeted guests Sedrholm, Vicky Cottam, Tremonton, Pres-- i before an arch decorated with Connie Monson and Karen White. Richmond, Smithfield and talisman gladioli and blue ribbons Guests were served at small ta- ton, Idaho. The ladies heard a very infor- with blue taffeta with multicolored twinkle lights. bles covered A tiered candelabra also decorated cloths centered with tall crystal mative talk by Mrs. George Hodg-- ; with talisman gladioli and blue bud vases, filled with tinted blue es on Preparedness and Civil DeMrs. Hodges showed an in- ribbons added to the setting, water, holding single white roseteresting film and also explained buds and fern. in THE BRIDE'S gown was deIn charge of gifts were Mrs. the continuity of government disaster signed and made by herself. The Martin Reiva, Mrs. Dean Minson, the event of a national creation was of lace and tulle over Mrs. Clark Jeppson. Mrs. Lee God- amendment to he presented in the with scalloped Sahrina dard and Mrs. LaMoine Jensen. taffeta forthcoming legislature. neckline, long sleeves tapering to Sharmee social club of Weber points over the wrists, a dropped college sang the club wedding Big Man BURLINGTON. Vt. (UPI)-B- ill waistline releasing an ultra full Mooza. a tackle on skirt of alternating tiers of lace FOR HONEYMOON travel to 1960 University of Vermont and tulle tapering into a chapel train. Irridescent sequins and Lake Tahoe, Yosemite National football squad wears size 15 shoes. pearls trimmed the wrists, neck- park and San Francisco, the bride line and lace tiers. A delicate chose a navy blue pleated arnel dress with red accessories. crown of rhinestones help the The couple is now at home at tiered veil of tulle trimmed 902 27 h street. Ogden. with lace. She carried autumn roses and Prenuptial parties were given stephanotis tied with white rib- by Mrs. Martin Reiva. Mrs. Clark bons. Jeppson, Mrs. Wesley Andersen, and DeAnn DeAnn Barnes was maid of hon- Mrs. Vicky Goddard or with Jill Bateman and Penny Barnes. as bridesmaids. Kitty Morgan Minson was junior bridesmaid. Some Leftovers e NEW YORK (UPI) A week afThey wore gowns of hi blue with short full skirts, lace ter hurricane Donna passed, New bodice, round collars and elbow York Citys Department of SaniTheir length sleeves. matching tation reported it had picked up picture hats were also in blue. 7,000 tons of debris mostly fallen They carried baskets of talisman trees and branches and will still roses, white carnations and coral going. Dental Wives Meet; heart-shape- Telephone PA Temple Ceremony Unites Couple Val-ber- d Nelson, Society Editor The Logan LDS temple V. dark-haire- L. Dineat Maddox d d 6 Take Advantage of our THE ATTRACTIVE blonde bride floor-- 1 was lovely in an original length gown with tapered train of bridal satin and white Chantilly lace, fashioned with basque bodice and long tapered sleeves. A dainty princess crown of crystals held her sheer illusion veil. She carried a bouquet of talisman roses encircling an orchid. The bride chose Mrs. Gayla Dalton as matron of honor. She wore an orange crystalline sheath with an overskirt of orange flowered Her bridesmaids were chiffon. Connie Orme, Kaye Deane Nielsen, Ellen Tolman and Barbara Spackman, who wore beige crystalline sheaths with overskirts of beige chiffon. They carried nosegays of autumn blooms. Little Pamela and Debra Nesson, were nieces of the bridegroom, flower girls and wore beige and orange embossed dresses and carried matching nosegays. Best man duties were performed by Jack Spackman while Harper, Hobert Dalton and Richard Wheatley served as Lay-aw- and ay Charge Plans 7 only atuwta i at Mr. and Mrs. Roger Spackman exchanged EXCHANGE VOWS wedding vows October 6 in the Logan LDS Temple. The bride is the former Bonnie Orme. Following a honeymoon the newlyweds are making a home in Honeyville. of Brigham City Re-nal- d wedA BEAUTIFUL ding cake was displayed on a table covered with orange satin and lace. A miniature bride and groom topped the creation. Mrs. Jeanenne Nesson was at the guest book and Mr. and Mrs. Varsel Chlarson were host and hostess at the door. The program numbers were announced by Quinn Chlarson, master of ceremonies. Vocal solos were presented by Miss Ellen Tolman and Mrs. Halu Aoki and a vocal duet was presented by Letty and Betty Hunsaker. Mrs. Jerry Barnard played background music on the soiovox during the receiving hours. In charge of serving were Mrs. Joyce Frisby, Mrs. Uleah Flamm, Mrs. Afton Rhodes, Annette ham, Marsha and Juliet Chlarson, Karen and Janette Bush, JoAnne Burt and Linda Smith. Gifts were aranged by Mrs. Jack Mrs. Quinn Chlarson, Spackman, Mrs. Cecil Chlarson and Mrs. Harold Burt. were Susan Orme, Christine Rhodes, Ilah Rae Burt and Jerilyne Chlarson. Following a honeymoon the new-th- e lvweds are making their home at Honeyville. four-tere- Bing-fens- e. s crys-talin- Vie pride pays HALT ENGINE WEAR! Careful homeowners can earn cash savings with Homeowners Insurance General's ...and heres why. 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