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Show Friday, July 301954 Garfield Leader, Garfield, Utah Where The Spirit Of The Lord la. There la Liberty. THE GARFIELD omen s LEADER CLUBS ACTIVITIES STORK NEWS Section Howard Ridgo, Publisher Edith N. Ridgo, Editor PublUhod Since 1116 Published By Tho Copper Printing Company laaued each Friday morning at Garfield. Utah A HUNTER NOTES D of P Presents Prominent Pair Entered as second class mail matter under the act of Enoyable Program March 3rd. 1176 at Gariield. Utah Wed July 17th In Revealed Marriage Announced Engagement Adjudged one of the best weekly newspapers by the Utah Catholic Church The Pleasant Green Camp State Prosa Association, given honorable mention by the National Smith of Daughters of Utah Pioneers, pie M: .md M: Mi j.'iJ M: s. Eo.'i-.-Editorial Association. (bulge Miluli-aiIn an impressive ceremony Puce, I'taii, announce tine M-- ii an enjoyable - or M ign , year. ninee the ,..1..subscription rates Payable strictly in advance p:g:i"; funned by Father C. K. Free-garMiss Sunday night at the Pleasant of their daugh'.i-- i Tho Times welcomes contributions from its readers upon any pel ,la llf d.iiightci M;-iMiss Mariun Sah,ni lovely Mjgd.dm.- i.Mi'lvai M.h.i!ij Milas, subject of public interest. All communications must be signed. No uf Tuwele became the bride of Ai Culleeil Smith, to Gaiy Rasmus- tiiei n Fiist Wald. The welcome adJiess was g.vi-son of Mr and M i v Ira Rasattention paid to anonymous contributions. to sen, (Jus Velas, of tjg.lcn. 11c Is the Mr. and mu ndo Albeneo, son of bv Captain Stella Pchrs.n and ol Huntc: mussen of M: an M:- - Saia Velas Mrs Aiiici ico Alberlco of Magna, The young couple uric wed in y Isaksun, f.rt assistant, wa of Ti ipoli, Greece. Family Dinner 17th. The bride is TRAVELERS July Satuiday, on' :r. charge of the progum. the holy bonds ol n.oti The Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wilbcck rn the pa,: have not daughter of Mrs. Mary Saban A histoiy wa lead bv the hisset a date for the nujltlals. tertained at a family dinner Sun- of Portland, Oiegon. July 23rd. Return Back Home Announcement of the nuptials torian, Mrs. Cecil K. Mills, ' and 4k complimentary to Mr. and For her wedding gown, the Mr and Mrs. Paul Kazzecci an- theme of the program, Lest Mr. and Mrs. Ira Rasmussen and day Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Clifton of Mrs. R. Palmer of Salt Lake City. lovely bride chose a chic model will be greeted with great inter- the Mrs. was the birth of a lovely baby We m.iino; Forget." presented by daughter, Mrs. Verla Proveaux Mr. and Mrs. Dell Witbeck and fashioned of tulle over taffeta. est by the many friciil of the letuined Vallejo, California, have on Tuesday. Julv 20ih at a N L. Clayton. girl and Miss Colleen Smith have re- family of Logan, Mr. and Mis. K. home after a most enjoyable visit The wide neckline was edged young couple. Lake Hospital All concern-- ' An inte:eting history of Toron- with then turned from Treasure Island. Cal- M. Wilbeck and children and Mr. parents in Magna, Mr cd are doing nicely. A brother and she wore elbow with satin was field Ga: to at Cave by BTFN met given ifornia, where they E Mrs. Mr. and n CIRt I, and and Outing and Mrs. Frank Enjoyable and Laughlin length mitts of lace. Her veil uf Mrs. Mary Huwaid and two songs Micheal at home and sister, PamHarry B. Proveaux and a son of Mrs. Sam W. Hiatus, as Well as The North Jordan Slake bride's illusion was gathered to one an original comtho ela, are happy about the new by group, Mr. and Mrs. Rasmussen, BTFN family. other i elat.te and fr:eiids. Priesthood Committee held a pillbox hat. She wore a single of members arrival. written by the of Both Rasmussen. position Gary strand of pearls and carried a their annual Summer Out.ng at trie camp. The music was composyoung men are home on a ten-da- y Recuperating Mr. anJ Mis. Albeit Dallas of mother of prayerbook, t ip the spruces in Big Cottonwood ed by 11a Pollock and arranged First Child leave. Friends will be glad to learn I eil with a pearl California. a:e vis.tmg Mrs. Indio, week. A hamburger white orchid. last single Canyon Matthews. Melba by that Ebbie Junes. Mrs. Mable Dalla-.- ' mother. Mts B. M. Young and , lw , planning Bridal firelight fry, Attendants sing The music was directed by C'M th ladies and Breeze and Mrs. LaVina Nielson BUMMER Dresses, for the North Jordan Alice Gourley, accompanied by for a week Thev arrived here first born of Mr. and.na"'e bridal Her meeting attendants included Mis. Lester afBest at the reduced homes children, have returned to their Miss JoAnne Hardy of Salt Lake Stake Father and Sons Outing Mrs. I ret a Arave. The chfsing Thui'Mluv . ter daugh- Hepwiorth, an eight-poun- d Shop. hospital medical treatment. 9 City, maid of honor; Antoinette was the order of business. 25th at a prayer was given by Mrs. Nula whl Jul have Mr. Mis Ellis and Hunvll M uison, County representative. Magna and Elaine Eken-stuTile llunler Second Ward CarusoofofTooele, returned from a most enjoyable Delta Hospital. MI'S. Hep worth Miss Grace Ann Perry, daughter u bridesmaids, be will Fatheis and Sons outing vacation spent in Vancouver, will be remembered as being the of Salt Mrs. Mr. Dan of and Perry Saban, sister of the bride held at Big Collunwood Canyon and Diane Mr. of at and home the Visitors Canada and other interesting por- former Elaine Talbot, daughter of Alberico, sister ul the Lake City, has spent the past Mr. and Mrs. Lyle W. Talbot of reto All are O. Mrs. A. Christoffersun urged July during tions of the noi tit. vest They were WATCH REPAIRS two weeks visiting her grandpargroom, were junior bridesmaids. h Mugnu. Mr. und Mrs. Orlando s Christofter-sun'these dates. serve k M.i: Mr. were Mr. the week and M.s. You guest of Us Let Help They all wore like gowns of ents. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Perry. are the of proud Hinckley and Kraft at Sjfcikime. Washington. daughter, Your With lace over taffeta, ankle lengJewelry paternal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Hyland Kent are pink granddaughter, Lieutenant Colwide necklines, basque with Repairs! th, This is the first great grandThe Hunter Second Waul held onel and Mrs. H. J. Slagle and ADAMS Hals for men. vacationing in Eastern States for waists, short pink lace mitts and price Child: en's Paiade Almn. who have resided fur the at the Best Shop. several weeks. 6. child or Mr. and Mrs. Leon G. unusual an Capable Experienced lace hats. The pillbox pink junior We Guarantee Our Work D:lley of Mjgna. bridesmaids were frocked in pink Tuesday. Ice c: cjmi and punch p.is-- 2 a years in Iran; Mr and Hendrickson of Venice, Mr. and 1.1: s. Lowell Jensen ankle Mrs. Chris sold. were later length nylon organza over Honored Utah: Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Hay Bride-Elehave returned from a taffeta with pink velvet headHuf faker Jewelry and f jimly of Sacramento, Califur-- ! At Local Socials vacation spent in Portland and bands trimmed with roses. pink WMWMMWNMWMWSVkllMVIWMMkM nia and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hav Astoria, Oregon; down tin- - coast and Furniture Co. The attendant coined Colonial ..r Idaho Fulls. Idaho. San Jose, California, where to s HI HOI The Como to of 4411 roses Dial and white pink Magna Compl.meut: y to M.,.: Marian they visited their nephews, Far) earnations tied with pink satin Hack, uffi.inccil bride of Harvey and Ray Oakes and families and bows and streamers. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marsh ill Diniond. Mrs. J. Spcinvr TjyKir a niece, Marie Huhta. Angelo Sanelli served as best and family enjoyed a weekend in and Mrs. D. E. Dunoud a:c enterman and ushers were Ralph taining at a imsccll.incous shower Provo Cunvon. Rainaldi and Domthis Friday evening at the Taylor Tony AND HANG ME UP CUT ME OUT inic Divino. home. The bride was given away by AUGUST lllllllllllllllllllllllllllimillllllllllllllll Thirty gue-- t haw been bidden an uncle, Mitehell Stimic of Ruih, t t!'e ciitcitainnicnt. Nevada. Fin tiier honoring Miss Hack, who will become a biiJe in c:i:iy; Lovely Decorations , Thurf., Fri., Sat. July The bridal pair recited their fall, another future COMPLETE SHOW AFTER 9:00 STARTS 7:00 pan. M.s. Koy.il H Anderson, wdl be iiviiTiage vows before an altar Under New Management hostess at a uiisecil:iii',ous show-- ! In Technicolor Audio Murphoy Dan Duryoa banked with pink gladioli and Chinese American Foods while carnations. RIDE CLEAR OF DIABLO" cr for family members August tith The bride's mother chose a at tier home in Salt Lake Uity. Double Attraction 11:00 a. m. to 2:00 Mr. Dmiond is the son of Mr. Open beige and tuast sheath dress, comIn Technicolor Ray Middleton Bill Shirley Lynn Bari and Mrs. E. R. Diinond of Magna. plimented with a beige velvet hat I I DREAM OF JEANIE" p. m. Closed Mondays and lieige accessories. The groom's Tommy Leu, naw manager mother wre aqua crepe and lace ALL Summer shoes and bags reStarts 12 Noon Saturday Roundup 6. with white accessories. dress at the Best Shop. duced lllllllllllllllimillllllllllllllllllllllllllll CARTOONS AND SERIAL! BOTH FEATURES A family dinner was held folFinishes 3:3S p. m. Exhibits Everyone Invited lowing the ceremony in the Calf Scramble church hall, and the young couple Sun., Mon., Tue. ' August later left on a honeymoon trip to Rodeo Tractor Last Show 9:00 p. nr. Start 7:00 p. m. Colorado Springs and Denver, Horse Pulling FEATURES HAVE CIGAR FROM Lovely Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Harold T. Danger-fiel- d announce the birth of a lovely daughter on July 19th at a Salt Lake Hospital. She weighed in at 8 pounds, 13 ounces, and is being happily greeted at home by four brothers. A name has not as yet been chosen for the sweet babe. I - 32-0- mar-nag- i , - ' -- j F-- im-.ii- well-know- Aa-ron- : i : An-ton- t. Honors Birthday Complimentary to the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Wilford Coon, a group of friends entertained at a social Monday evening at her home. The guests included Mr. and Mrs. Dick Openshaw, Mr. and Mrs. Max Cuun, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Beck. Mr. and Mrs. William Gourley, Mr. and Mrs. Jimnue Hales. Mr. and Mrs. William Coil-Sa- lt an'1 Mrs D?e Pe,1 nJ Mr Coon. A hamburger fry was enjoyed and a steam iron presented to Mrs. Coon. 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