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Show Magna Timet, Magna, Utah Friday, July 9, 1954 MAGNA SOCIAL ITEMS THE SOCIAL SCENE What The Women Are Doing Thit Week Prominent Magna Pair Plan Wedding For July 23th GARFIELD SOCIAL ITEMS IlimoiMiii tilt- - birthday uf Birthday Anniversary lu-- r I'u'ii'.iliinentary to the 8!h lurih-,1.Mrs Bovd Mji-t,M.ii Mr.. .Uill.veisaiy ef hei (laughter, df Muiray, Cal tm i Joyce. Mi. Cal Mai tin entertainiii-.it a ilinari j:ty T:iui.-d.ied at a socul Thursday at tier ( vriiiiii!. A f:iy tain.1 wu., sn nt home Kigtiti'en small guests att'l !iy iji d.iugnti-r-in-law- , n J tended, played Janies and were g:vn favors at ihe luneheon. Montana Guesii Mis. It. C. M.Lill.mi an.l four cii.IJn-- of Butte, Montana, have . i tlie.r home after visit-m- u f.ir tlui'e weeks with her mother, Mr. IV II. Christensen in Majiia: two :ste:s an.l families, Mrs. Cal Martin an.l Mrs. Iui'ii Puulsen in Garfield and another sister, Mrs. Dale Larkin in of Mr and Mrs. Harry Thompson Kennewick, Washington, accompanied by Mr. and Mi's. Lloyd Hutchison of Salt Lake City, have departed for Washington, after visiting with Garfield friends. Mia. Lois Dimick left by plane Saturday to spend a week visiting her cousin, Miss Cleo Whit-lakin San Mateo, California. v:m$ &. u7 Miss Joyce Redmond, attractive daughter of Air. and Mrs. M. J. Redmond, will lxvome the bride of Monte Kelson, son of Mr. and Mrs D. J. Kelson, aii of Magna, m a ceremony July 28th. B 'th young people are members uf prominent local families. Attendants Chosen For her attendants, Miss Joyce has chften Mrs. Rus.ell Kelson, matron of honor; Mrs. Lann.v Curtis, attending matron; Miss Helen Sie.rs. maid of honor and Miss Miss Gladys Dilley and Miss e Bortoch. bridesmaids. Little Irene Kelson and Sharon Hansen will act as flower girls. A nveptiun is planned to honor the young couple. Mr. and Mrs. David Madden and twin daughters, Adrian and Advil of Iielton, Kouth Carolina, are visiting Mrs. Madden's mother, Mrs. Floi eruv Nielsen They were aecomianied by Mr Maddens mother, Mrs. Lula Madden and an aunt, Mrs. Lily Rowland, u!.o of Helton. They will be guests here only a short time. Mr. ami Airs. A. F Pendleton have returned home after an enjoyable trip to visit their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Pendleton of Bridgeport, Nebraska. Mrs. Pendleton and tui children accompanied the Magna people back for an indefinite stay here and in Provo with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Cherrington. Mi, and Mrs. L. 11. Fisher and sun, LaVar, returned home Thursday after a very enjoyable va- cation spent in Yosenute National Park, San Francisco and Los AnCalifornia. geles, The next meeting of the PleasThey were guests at the liome ant Green First Ward Relief SoMr. and Mrs. Eugene Fisher and of will be held 12th at the ciety July of Redwood City, Califorfamily wardhouse, featuring a Visiting Teachers Report gathering and nia and visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Scheib and tegular work day. All ladies are urged to attend. family of Hawthorne. California. Enjoyable Trip Mrs. Glen H. Uieeze and son. Tetoiiia, Idaho with relatives and Jimmy Hy, liave returned home after a most enjoyable trip to San fi lends. Francisco, Lus Angeles, lamg you will treasure for years . . . llmse I'neioin LaLv dais slip away all loo last... prescMciliosc golden iiioineiit wiili baby pictures that will live forever. Our photographers know how to nuke sutierb pictures piecious minutes, so call us today and make an for vour child. ippoininiciit Social Held Celebration Held Mr. and Mrs. Niul Pebrson unu The Noiiii Jordan Slake held M.ss H.ieiia Hoyle, brothers, three children left Sunday fur a Vincent and Edmund Boyle and their celebration July week's vacation trip to Yellow- Mr.. Nellie Thomas of Seattle, 5th at the Plymouth Sch.vil-groundstone .National Park. attended by a laigc W.i.!i.n! n. eii' iioli.,y wcvk--- 1 n.l vi,lois at tin- home of Mrs. crowd. The day stalled with a Buffet Supper l...ur.i Sorenson. parade at 8.30 a. in. and fluuta ere Miss Barbara Erickson enterTh gioup motou-i- i to F.ly, Nev-i,- .l furnished by the wards. tained at a buffet supper Fi id.iy bu J id 4 :!i Competitive games were later evening complimentary to twelve enjoyed and a variety of rides. guests at tile Duck Club, and Mr. an Mrs Owen Herron, Jr. !y honoi mg Miss Joan That Outing Planned cher of San Func.sco an.l hei announce the lurth of a baby boy The Hunt'-Ward Mutual is llos-p.'.fiancee, Kim Fudge of Palo Alta, June 22nd at the Tod Army holding an outing at Saratoga in Tooele. The child weighed California and Tinv Kc.ons ol July 13th. All membrs of Mutual ti pounds, 1 ouuees and has been age are inv.ted to Palo Alto. attend, and a 'named Kt !v.n Blake Mrs. llei-lo- charge of til) cents fur supper and is llie former LaKae Bowden. transportation will be ma le. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Ei iekson had Everyone planning to attend is Mi's. as house guests, Mr. ami tin- - Hunter Ward, A Mr. and .Mrs. Anderson and 5: IK) to meet at George P. Fuller of Sacramento, m. p. California, who were enroute to family spent the July 4th holiday Yellowstone National Park, Lake in the canyon fishing. Family Reunion Louise and Victoria, Canada. The Robert K. Jones family Miss Mina Marshall, daughter held a family reunion at the Jones' of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marshall, home June 30th. Luncheon was Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Piivett and is attending the LDS Business served and visiting later enjoyed. daughter, Della, leave retusned College in Salt Lake City. Mrs. William Dodick of Colorado from a week's vacation in Helena, was a special guest. Montana, Cocur D'Alene, Idaho First Child and Spokane, Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Viekison of The families of Mr. and Mrs. Their granddaughter, a daughter Hunter liecamc parents of a fine Scott Newton, Mr. and Mrs. Ted of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Privelt uf Ihi.v Saturday. July 3rd at a Salt Kearns, underwent an operation Lake Hospital. This is their first Harmon and Air. and Mrs. Don Thursday morning. She is pro- child and all concerned are doing Rushlon are spending the weekend at the Newton ranch. gressing well. nicely. Honoring Mrs. Larsene Morris, the YWMIA officer and teachers of the Hunter Ward entertained at a stork shower Thursday at the home M Mrs. LaVina Nielson. Seventeen ladies attended, enjoyed games and refreahmnta were served. Mrs. Morris is retiring president of the YWMIA. NOH-J-ST- s. . 1 r Re-Ne- Buffet Dinner to her two Cumplmicntry brothers, Leslie J Nielson of Richland. Washington and F. D. Nielson of Salem, Oregon, and their Mrs. Howaid Ridge families, entertained at a buffet super Monday evening. Fourteen guests attended. 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