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Show n Garfield Leader, Garfield, Utah THE SOCIAL SCENE Barbara Noe Miss Becomes Bride of Dr. LeVere Dee Poulsen What The Women Are Doing ThU Week Back From Japan Major and V.s. Thomas Haydn IUvm .n i.viO ch.Mivn, whit from J.ipjn, ate y .i.uvi-v:sito:s at the ii.mu- of Ur. and Mrs. ('.ion (!. J1 vm- - for a short time M.ij r Hoc.-- .' u ,.s asoci.ited with t.io Judge Advocate General's Corps. Tiuy wiil n il: ,;! m Utah for 30 J.iv b : i.,. trav. ;,ng t.' Charlotte. where Major Reese will t ,j U.nversity of ir-ce- nt J M". and Mrs. Grover Mr. and Mrs. Ivo G. Rasmussen ;,nd Mr. and Mrs. Glen and two sons. Tommy and Kelly Heee :n Salt Lake Citv. of Long California, arrived Sunday for a two weeks visit with Ur. and Mrs. Richard Gallant Mr. Kamusens parents, Mr. and havi returned home after an en- Mrs. Fred S. Rasmussen. joyable vacation spent in the Pacific Northwest. parents, In simple but prettily planned the popular and regarded pair. home nuptials, Miss Barbara Noe They arc highly regarded in this of Salt Iaikc City, became the In an LDS Salt Lake Temple Jones, another sister, will serve as area and members of prominent bride of Dr. LaVci e Dev Poulsen, local families. Mr. and Mrs J. I,. Poulsen left son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Poulsen ceremony, September third, bridesmaids. of Magna, Friday evening, August Miss Bonnie Gay Beagley, sister S.iturday for a ac .1. m tv.p to the vivacioua Min Claudette Jones, 14th. stale of Washington, uheiO they eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. to the groom, will be flower girl, Miss Shirley Bailey will be the guests of relatives and The lovely bride is the daughter Vug::1... i. Claude E. Jones, will become the and John Keith Jones, brother to friends. of Mr. and Mrs. James C. Noe of Plights Troth With bride of Grant L. (Sonny) Beagley, the bride, is Tlii a.o : of their guests Eldon Losser will stand as best Reid Cahoon Richards Beverly Hills, California, and a son of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Beagman former of for stewardess the Western Air A of ushall The bridegroom. will Magna. ley, reception Lines. be held that evening at the Utah ers will include Wayne Sandull, In an impressive ceremony perWallace Beagley and Don HarThe ceremony was performed Club. Copper formed Idaho at the Falls Temple, at eight o'clock at the Poulsen Miss Jones has asked her sister, mon. Miss Shirley Louise Bailey exresidence Bishop Thomas Prominent Pair Miss Marilyn Jones, to be maid nuptial vows Thursday Ceilings in by of family the Announcement of the early fall changed ...Itu! lb of honor and Misses Bernice BeagmKh I. inpravs mni ..pond morning with Reid Cahoon Rich- members and a presence cwapM, kl lp.nl few close friends. ri.it in Ilia jvM tlt IMS and dial yaar ,itwiflf Nbplwa and ley, Lila Mitchell and Marlene nuptials will be read with great ards. The bride is the daughter of For her wedding, the lovely interest by the many friends of Mr. and Mrs. William R. kv crartcd mi 1.SO0 H. j.bt fa Utah pplT Bailey and the grooms parents are Mr. bride ehose a biege suit with 1 0 you know that we have added 223,000 miles of wire to Utah's miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii,l, brown accessories and pinned an and Mrs. J. W. Richards. y it cm over 100, 0U0 telephone, an increase of almost orchid corsage to her shoulder. I'W per cent? Friday evening, the newlyweds She was attended twin her by were honored at a reception in the o All this growth hai come at a time when inflation was steadily sister. Miss Beverly Noe Hunter Wardhouse. ini.hing the costa of supplying good telephone service up and lip man as stood Ek best Clayton and telephone ratea have lagged far behind. The lovely bride chose a gown a As a result, our earnings are so low that continued of white taffeta and Chantilly for the benedict. expansion of Honoring the prominent pair, the service is being hampered. lace. It was fashioned with a d evensocial a was given Saturday o Nn businesa can continue to grow without bodice, detailed with a row Fo those who entrust to us a sacred a fair price E E ing in Springville by a group for its services a price that will produce ngetting of tiny buttons and high stand-u- p fair profit for the friends. of 5 present and future owners of the business whose savings are collar. The sleeves were three-quartresponsibility, we pledge our constant, Dr. Poulsen has been at St. needed to keep it growing. The Mountain States Telephone and length and closed with Marks E personal service. Telegiapli Co. Hospital, where he served tiny buttons. The softly draped E his September 3rd Marriage To Unite Popular Pair Mr. ai.d Mis. Don Zimmer and small cl. mentor, Marleen of Lincoln, Nebiaska, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Bauman. Giles j ring-beare- r. fl f.le-hei- M I PEEL Funeral Home 1 f.t-te- Her dollars are going further . . . she's buying more milk. er I VISITORS WELCOME skirt was ballerina length, and she wore a high tiara of seed d pearls which held her fingertip veil. Her bouquet was white roses surrounding an orchid. Pastel summer shades in taffeta and net were donned by bridal attendants, Mrs. William Dale Richards, matron of honor and Miss Daryle Bailey and Miss Gloria Bailey, bridesmaids. Little Marsha Ann Bailey was the flower girl Assuming duties of best man was the groom's brother, William Dale Richards. Ushers were Floyd Bailey, Jerry Richards, Joe Richards, Scott Richards and James Gallyer. For a honeymoon trip to Southern Utah, the bride chose a smart beige suit. The new home for the couple will be in Magna. lace-edge- 1525 West 2700 E South Phone 2624 iiiiiiiniiniiiiiiiiiiininiiiHiiiiiiiiHiiiniiiiHiimuiiiuiHiiiiniiiiiiiiiiinnmnii RED CROSS DAIRY QUEEN DAY, AUGUST 27 One-haof all proceeds taken in this day will be donated to the American Red Cross. lf leBanie and you'll agree i TIMES-LEADE- WANT-AD- S R internship. The young couple left on a short trip to Los Angeles, California, Back Home Again Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Rasmussen have returned home after a most enjoyable three weeks vacation spent in the cities of Tacoma, Seattle and Olympia, Washington, guests of relatives and friends. They visited bruthers of Mrs. Rasmussen and their families and several nieces of Mr. Rasmussen. While on the trip, Mr. Rasmussen went deep sea fishing and caught a 15 pound King Salmon and a 10 pound Silver Salmon. They were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Shorty" Breeze in former Tacoma, Washington, Magna residents. They wish to be kindly remembered to their many friends in this area. BRING QUICK RESULTS. AUGUST SPECIAL Creme Oil ( Permanent Cold Wave ( Lustro-Lo- x $3.50 j Haircut and Styling Extra Dreaming up a dessert tor club? Guests dropping in? Or. just e family meal? Here's one answer that serves every dessert occasion. Get e quart of Dairy Queen and serve it with your favorite pies at home. There's no doubt about it Dairy Qtr w TASTES BETTER! Cttia, Miav iiiH uu. ram min hi. jJ I We will be closed ell day Sunday to honor our brother, Donald McCarty, who is leaving on an LDS church mission, His the P. G. Ward. nTfivv" DAIRY 1535 mn Sp01 for f ! William & Merrills Beauty Salon m.12193 ! West Main Street. Magna Permanent Special Prices August 1st to 31st I QUEEN 8916 West 2700 South Aak about our Children1 For Back To School. ? iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin jI Augu.t 21-2- TT(S)RflAir0IES FKN..i,uidi,8ikgg Knouadl .33c .41c .25c .22c .31c MARGARINE, Colored, lb TANG, Salad Dressing, quart PINEAPPLE, No. 2 can, crushed WAX PAPER, Waxtex, 125 feet CLEANSER, Swift's deal, pkg, 3 for . . 43c .49c . 45c . 19c ,25c SUINTDA-Y- . mattoes Tom&to JUiCE XI to B Woods Cross, 2 can, 2 for. Pierces, 46 oz., 2 cans . 49 This year again for the 12th straight production year truck users are buying more Chevrolet trucks than any ether make. It's plain to see that Chevrolet trucks out-se- ll all others because they all others! out-val- 6c 25c 35c 7c 8c GROUND BEEF, lean, fresh, lb VEAL STEAK, lb LAMB STEW, lb LUNCHEON MEATS, lb PICNICS, Swifts, No shank, lb When truck users show s continued preference far one particular make of truck, you can be sure that preference jrjjJT-i- s based on a single sound reason: Its the best buy I Year after year, truck users in every field show a clear-cpreference for Chevrolet trucks by buying more of them than any '' other make. not choose Why drop in and ace why so many mare truck Chevrolet? You'll find, as they have, that Chevrolet trucks altar mare of the features and advantages you want . . . more aolid value in every way . , . truck line of alll yet ifs the lowest-price- d ut MEATS CANTALOUPES, No. 1 large, lb PEACHES, Utah, large, 3 lbs GRAPES, seedless, 2 lbs EGGPLANT, Utah, lb GREEN SQUASH, Utah, lb ue Kw! CHOICE i ,, irEAK.us-Cr7- 7 CAKE FLOUR, Softasilk, pkg HI C ORANGEADE, 46 oz. can, 2 for. TREET, Luncheon Meat, can CLEARWATER FLAKES, can TOMATO SOUP, Rancho, 3 for OPEN limn miiimiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii, Chevrolet trucks must be the best buy! Phone 6371 2 n, , mi, It's certainly plain to see. , , 9 market Friday-Saturda- y, 1,111111,111, 37c 57c 29c 51c 45c K bcn 1 NEWS AROUND THE CLOCK ABC Ml Nlwrk PAULOS AUTO COMPANY |
