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Show Shirley Ann Skougard Weds jerry Eyman In Church Ceremony Miss Shirley Ann Skougard became be-came the bride of Jerry Lee Eyman Ey-man In a double-ring ceremony, performed by Rev. Ramond L. Wilson, Presbyterian Minister, at the Presbyterian Church. The bride is a daughter of Mrs. Carmen Skougard, Cedar City. Parents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Eyman, Cedar Ce-dar City. The young people were honored hon-ored at a reception at the Presbyterian Pres-byterian recreation hall following follow-ing the ceremony. i For the occasion the bride chose a dress of white lace with a matching three-quarter length coat. Her veil was white net trimmed trim-med with little bows, attached to a pearl tiara.' She carried a bridal qouquet of pink rose buds on a white fan. The bride's mother chose for the occasion a wool and orlon light brown dress. The bridegroom's bride-groom's mother chose a sky-blue satin brocade dress. Both wore pink rosebud corsages. Attending the bride as matron of honor was Mrs. Bobby Strat-ton, Strat-ton, who wore a pink sheath dress and a pink rosebud corsage. cor-sage. In pink dresses with pink rosebuds rose-buds on white fans were bridesmaids brides-maids Gloria Webster, Betsy Fretwell, Pat Baldwin, Jay Bennett, Ben-nett, Cedar City, and Mrs. Ray Jfelson, Orem. Standing as best man was Jay Piatt of New Plymouth. Idaho. Ushers were Mike Bennett, Phil Yergensen and Mitchell and Dick Skougard, brothers of the bride. The bride was given In marriage mar-riage by her uncle, Elmo Mitchell. Mitch-ell. Following a honeymoon trip which took them to Ulyses, Kan. the young couple will return to Cedar City to make their home. j -V 7 ! ; rib I MR. AND MRS. JERHY LEE EYMAN I ! I |
