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Show V WEEKLY REFLEX DAVIS NEWS JOURNAL, MARCH 8, 1979 Couple Exchange In Temple Vows couple are invited to come and share in their happiness from 6:30 to 9 p.m. that Clifford Rudd of 769 East North and Mrs. AnnaMae Bright of 1453 Stanford Street, announce their forthcoming marriage. 900 evening. Multi-Purpo- n. Maxine Drive, East Layton. Friends and relatives of the Plans April Rites Announcement is being made of the engagement and forthcoming marriage of Miss Lisa King to Craig Web- ster, both of Kaysville. is a THE BRIDE-eledaughter of Mrs. Beth King of 549 S. Angel Street, Kaysville ar.d the late Wallace King. Parents of the prospective groom are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Webster of 322 S. Angel Street, Kaysville. ct MR AND MRS. STEPHEN L. PAULSEN Church Rites Bilift &st c Temple Wedding Goodliffe and Leann Huber, nieces of the groom. THEY WORE alternating floor length gowns of delicate blue and light peach slipper satin and their bouquets were of matching roses and baby breath. Mothers chose full length gowns of peach floral crepe. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Briggs of 2511 W. 700 S., Syracuse. following members of party were a wedding the Society room. sisters of the grbom. Fran Pike and Leda Pike were bridesmaids. Flower girls were' Cindy and Susan PARENTS of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Pike of Spanish Fork. The groom is Chuck-A-Ram- a, in Salt Lake City. That evening they were honored with a wedding reception held at the Lion ASSUMING the duties of best man was Lannie with Frank Shimada, Schofield, Oscar Pike, and THE BRIDE chose a gown Prenuptial parties were Fran-so- Social Center in Syracuse. of white satin. Mini pleats adorned the bodice front and back, the full sleeves were caught to a very wide cuff buttoned with tiny buttons and the slightly full skirt was appliqued with lace inserts. She carried a bridal bouquet of white roses and baby breath. MR. AND MRS. Dewaine Stoddard, 1664 Forbes Avenue of Layton, are the parents of the bride. Parents of the groom are Dr. and Mrs. A. brides. ROBERT CROWN served as best man. Mothers of the couple chose long gowns of mint green with long sleeves. Their corsages were yellow roses. Lloyd Poulsen, also of Layton. A reception followed at the home of the grooms parents. Music was played by Mrs.' LuAnne Welch at the grand piano. THE BRIDE was attired in a gown of bridal satin featuring bishop sleeves and pearl encrusted roses appliqued at the neckline, cqffs, down the front and at the hemline. She wore a white garden hat, also FAMILY AND guests from throughout Utah, Idaho, Washington and Nevada were present for the special event. The newlyweds are students at Weber State College. They will leave on their honeymoon at the end of this quarter. They will make their new home in Layton. Frank B. Pike as ushers. given by Mrs. Delaney and Miss Lulu Moffatt. n . THE COUPLE plan to make their home in Syracuse after a short honeymoon. Repeat Vows ' Mr. and Mrs. Glen A. Foutz of 201 N. Lakeview Drive, Clearfield, are announcing the marriage of their daughter, Miss Gayle Patrice Foutz, to Michael Jere Hodges. THE MARRIAGE ceremony was performed on Saturday afternoon at the home of the brides parents with Bishop Clifford S. LeFevre officiating. Mr. Hodges is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jere Dale Hodges of 3290 S. 1000 West, Syracuse. FOLLOWING their marriage the newlyweds were honored with a reception held at the White House Reception Center in South Ogden. For the nuptial events the bride wore her mothers wedding gown. It was designed of taffeta ivory chrome-spu- n and enhanced with imported Chantilly lace. The bodice featured a pleated portrait neckline that was edged with a scalloped lace. The three-quartlength sleeves were also edged with the same lace. A lace overlay enhanced the bouffant skirt. er The new Mrs. Briggs is a ' Bridal attendants were Mrs. Marianne Higginson, Miss Marthella Pike, sisters of the bride;' Mrs. Lynn Sorensen, Mrs. J. A. Mrs. Clayton Goodliffe, Huber, Mrs. Vaughan Beilis- ton ariUfMisfclisne Briggs, appliqued with pearled roses. She carried a bouquet of yellow roses, white daisies and baby breath. Miss Marie Day was the maid of honor and wore a long gown of yellow quiana. She carried a bouquet .similar to the Neal Lawrence Briggs took Caroline Pike as his bride on Friday in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. their marriage, the wedding honored with brunch held at were exchanged on March 2 by Joan Neddo and Stephen L. Poulsen. Bishop Hubert Fluckiger officiated at the double ring ceremony held in the Seventh Ward Relief MR AND MRS. NEAL L. BRIGGS Immediately vows Wedding MR AND MRS. MICHAEL HODGES . graduate of Rimrock High School at GrandView, Ida. and Brigham Young University at Provo. She filled an LDS mission to the California Fresno Mission. ATTENDANTS to the bride were Miss Cheryl Foutz, maid of honor; Diane Smith, Michelle Foutz and Brenda Hodges as bridesmaids. Tory Foutz was flower girl. The best man duties were assumed by Jeff Hodges, a brother to the groom. Ushering was done by James Foutz, Kevin Foutz, Scott Hess and MR. BRIGGS graduated from Clearfield High School and the seminary program there and filled an LDS mission to Mexico City, vsb Jeff Garrett. Mrs. Scott Hess and Mrs. Jeff Garrett, sisters of the groom also assisted at the reception. THE COUPLE is planning to be married on April 13, 1979. . Both are graduates of Davis High School. Miss King has received her degree as a registered nurse. Mr. Web- ster is presently employed at Hill Air Force Base, np LISA KING A WEDDING breakfast was held that morning, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Jere Dale Hodges. This took place at the Spring Thaw Mansion House in Ogden. After a short wedding trip, the couple will make their Where Fun is Spun home in Ogden. THE BRIDE is attending Weber State College and Mr. Hodges has been attending the University of Utah and Weber State College. A number of bridal showers honored the bride prior to her marriage, vsb March 3. A Psalm. 4. 1 Chronicles 16:11. 3 and Crochet for Easter -- J ; BUCILLA Softex tinually. was the author? 2. Upon what occasion? 3. What form of writing was , it? 4. Where may this verse be found? ANSWERS TO BIBLE VERSE 1. David. 2. When the Israelites placed the ark of the covenant in the city of David. 7-- 1 Knit Seek the Lord and his strength, seek his face con1. Who on Yarn Prices FdrYou Bible Verse Reg. 2.10 . A Our No. 1 Selling Yam , .... ... o Pouffe , - ,!- - ,.ic .'O .oli.MS ': it J 0 I iifi I 1 79 I Reg. 2.00 A new yarn - Light as air for sweaters and shawls P.S. We still do quilt marking The Spinning Wheel 76 S. Main Bountiful No thanks. I'd rather walk!" Naturalizer comfort takes a fresh new shape for Spring! Sassy straps of leather and a flexible ribbed sole show off your fashion savvy. The padded insole adds an extra ; soft touch to the most wearable, walkable casual to come your way this season! MRS. KELLY J. CRIDDLE Exchange Vows United in marriage Thursday were Jerilyn Colmere and Kelly Criddle. chapel complemented with a deep lace flounce. Her elbow length veil of silk bridal illusion fell softly from the crown. . THE BRIDE is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Colemere of 449 Flint Street, Kaysville. Parents of the groom are Mr. and Mrs. Nevin Criddle of 613 E. 300 North, Kaysville. The ceremony was held at the Oakridge Country Club in Farmington. Bishop Max Brough officiated. A recep- - tion followed. THE BRIDE wore a gown of sheer chiffon, fashioned with a Queen Anne full-leng- train, length . MISS DEBBIE Colemere, sister of the bride was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Linda Barkdull and Miss Christine Criddle. Tonya Frisbey was the flower girl. Best man duties were performed by Jeff Criddle, brother of the groom. th neckline, pearl encrusted of collar and deep jeweled lace, outlined with ruffles. The bishop sleeves featured jeweled cuffs. The skirt extended into a USHERS were Paul Colemere, Kenny Colemere, Monte Criddle and Craig couple will make their home in Kaysville. np $099 AMERICAN GRAFF1TTI 41 W. 500 So. (BoaatHal) By Saasat Sports Sheer Tricot Swoat Shirt Room Mf. SI. $2 Mt-l.i-t ANDERSEN SHOES 43 No. Main - Bountiful J3artons Sftoe ptacc 94 No. Fort Lane - Layton leg. $130 Corduroy Clearance Mf-Sl- $2 Sharpe One Creep 1 0 (Cot. Poly.) Bottom Weight Maty la Store Specials Polyester Prints HUCK-A-P-00 BLOUSES Jackson Hole, Wyo., the Baby Terry leg. $400 T Stress Mt-2.s- 14 Dleper Flannel JEANS and ,35,it $ 91 t; (Buchanan Fabrics Former Location) Visit this new Jeans and Top Shop Today! We feature all the top brands for Guys and Gals DOOR CRASHER o Criddle. Following a wedding trip to SEWING BASKET Blanket Hooco Fort Lane Shopping Center 100 DRESS PANTS $100.00 SPRING WMDElOBEj ffefiHii ikii coupon NECESSARVeWIN LHAWIN6 MARCH 1 100 il. for Guys s 90V SJ0" at FRED'S THREADS NO PURCHASE se After a honeymoon trip to Nevada and California the newlyweds will reside in Lay-to- Douglas W. Smedley, 3137East ' BRIDAL shower was A given by personal friends and coworkers on March 2, 1979 at the Layton 13th Ward Room. THEY WILL be wed on Friday March 9, 1979 in the Ogden Temple. An open house will, be held that evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ptonr. 00 NAROROSE |