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Show THE LEHI FREE PRESS Family Honors Barnes Cooks of Cedar i ' ' ' ' ' - ' ' ""t I ; j. Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Gunther , . . j alogical work. They were honored at their home for the occasion by 30 family members. They now have 144 in the family circle, with 12 of the 13 children living. Their children include: Shel-- t don Cook, Mrs. Ralph (Mabel) Smith and Bernard Cook, all of American Fork; Thayrel V. Cook of Vernal; Marion, Kaysville; ' Mrs. Bert (Edris) Karren, Ver-- .j nal; Mrs. Richard F. Taylor (ArviHa) Salt Lake City; RulonW. Cook, Lehi; Mrs. Cecil (Florence Henke, Draper; Donald S. Cook, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Lenford Kitchen (RebaX American Fork and Mrs. Cloyd Harris (Maxine) of Cedar Fort. There are 67 grandchildren and 31 greatgrandchildren. Mr. Cook is the sole remaining member of his family. The couple received the congratulations of the five brothers of Mrs. Cook, George, Clair, Ralph, Grant and Niles Southam, all of Vernal, and her three sisters, Mrs. Walter (Elizabeth)' Collier and Mrs. Victor (Merle) W ilk ins of Vernal, and Mrs. Francis (Ethel) Morton of Tono-- ! pah, Nevada. Barnes A. and Alice Southern of Cedar Fort, have achieved the remarkable record of being married for 58 years. They remain well and very active and maintain a hospitable home to which their large family membership and many friends always find a hearty welcome. Cook 1 j Fort on 5Slh Wedding Anniversary They were married in Provo, April 27, 1908, with the marriage solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple a few months later. Mr. Cook is a native of Cedar Fort, a son of William and Rebecca Rodeback Cook. He is a well known farmer and former officer in the irrigation company, also serving as constable in the community for many years. His wife adopted Cedar Fort as her home at a young age, following the death of her mother, and making her home with an aunt. Gifted in public speaking and poetic writing, she has been much in demand to aid in community and church affairs in that capacity. She has also worked in the LDS Church since the age of 13. She sang with the 'Singing Mothers" chorus for 12 years and has done a great deal of gene A lovely April bride was Miss Lynda Royle Chatfield, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Felt Chatfleld, of Lent, who recited marriage vows with Paul R. Gunther of American Fork, Friday, April 29, in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. The bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Orville C. Gun- ther. Harold B. Lee of the ; Elder Council of Twelve Apostles, officiated at the ceremony in the presence of the parents and grandparents of the couple. Following the ceremony, the wedding party were entertained at a luncheon in the Hotel Utah Sky Room with the parents of the bridegroom as the hosts. The newlyweds were lurther honored at a reception held that same evening in the Lehi Stake Center, which was decorated with gladioli and chrysanthemums in the chosen theme of pink and coral. The i bridal party stood before a Museum Invited To be Represented At BYU Conference ;V - t and Mrs. " Terry D. Sanders . . . (Ileen Cox) Reception Honors Miss Ileen Cox (Lynda Chatfleld) Terry D. Sanders After Wedding Members of the Hut chings Museum Board of Directors have been invited to attend two functions connected with museums and their operation, it was reported by Mrs. John Hutchlngs, Board secretary. Tday (Thursday) representatives will attend the official opening of the Life Sciences Museum at the BYU. This opening is betag held in the Heber J. Grant Building from 4 to 6 p.m. Reprsenitives from the local museuti. will also attend the Third Annual Utah Museum Conference Piano Students of to be held at Pioneer Village Carol Peck to Saturday, May 14. This confer ence will feature speakers, panel Present Recital discussions, demonstrations and tours and will follow the theme The piano students of Mrs. 'Museums in the preservation Carole Peck will be presented and the interpretations of Utah's in recital, Friday, May 6, at natural and historial resources. in the Fourth Ward 7:00 , Brochures about the Hutchings chapel.p.m., Parents and friends are Museum will be taken to this cordially invited to attend. conference to better acquairt Each student will perform a those attending with the facilities solo. Special numbers by the offered and explaining just what students will also be included for the vast collections include. variation. The following are beThis conference is a day-loand advanced students: ginning affair with registration and Jayne Bateman, Jann Mem-mo- tt, speakers in the morning and Laurel Memmott, Vicki tours, demonstrations and panel Woffinden, Becky Meyers, Jandiscussions in the afternoon. A ice Roberts, Eula Ann Roberts, luncheon will be served at noon Rachel Brown, Stacy Brown, Neil and the business meeting will be Christofferson, Brian Squire, held in the evening. Shauna Squire, Jeffrey Smith; Stephanie Smith, Sherene Pul-haJann Sherwood, Sylvia Leiry Club Features Sherwood, Peggy Porter, Blake "Personology" Peterson, Joan Sunderland, Ron Peck, Lorene Peck, Blair HutchInstructions ings and Nancy Monson. An interesting lesson on the REED NOSTRUM of personology development was given for the members of the TRANSFERRED TO COLORADO Leity Club by William Peterson SPRINGS and Mrs. Peterson, both licensed Reed Nostrum, well known forpersonologists. The group met at the home of mer Lehi resident, son of Mrs. Mrs. DeVere Fowler, with Mrs. Jennie Nostrum of Lehi, has been transferred to Colorado Earl Southwlck, club Springs, Colorado, by the Stan taking charge. es were Mrs. BobGreenhalghand dard Oil Company. Mr. Nostrum Mrs. Jerry Zimmerman. Ballots has been employed by the com were prepared for the club elec- -, pany and has made his home in tion. The April Showers theme Bountiful during the past-fiHe has sold the home in was followed in serving and years. Bountiful, and with his wife, the decorations, with miniature umbrellas as favors. The club will former Leone Jones, and chilhold the annual 'Mothers' Tea," dren, Jolyn and Mont, Is now on Thursday, May S. residing in Colorado Springs. ng m, vice-preside- nt, Co-host- ess ve Mr. and Mrs. Barnes A. Cook. . . married 58 years Lehi Legion Auxiliary Unit Honored, Members Elected to District Offices Lehi's American Legion Aux- iliary Unit 19 was represented; this last week at the Legion and Auxiliary District Four convention held in Payson. Unit mem- -; bers were Klea Ernst, Lucille: Evans, Gloria Finch, Shirley, Scown, Ruth Persson and Ora ' Peterson. eral copies of "Need a Lift?" booklets were placed in school and city libraries. GIRLS STATE The unit will sponsor three girls with no outside contributors. Our Girls State chairman will again serve as a councelor at Girls State. After a joint opening session JUNIOR ACTIVITIES conducted by District Comman- -. Lehi has had for the first time der Dennis Finch and District: this year an active Junior group. Auxiliary President FernBowen, i Tf'ese 14 girls have studied the separate meetings were held by' Auxiliary Preamble, the Foreign j each group. Relations country, Flag EtiDistinguished guests present quette, and Americanism. Beincluded the state president of; sides helping in "Operation Show the Auxiliary, Mrs. Norma Bryan! Your Colors" they have made 27 of Ogden, First Vice president! Easter centerpieces for the VeMrs. Edith Bonner of Salt Lake, terans Hospital. They are also and Third vice president Mrs.) making pop"' corsages for the Edna Plowman of Smithfield. unit members and will be helpEach of these officers had a mes- - j ing with the Poppy sale. They also tied one quilt for the Prisage for the group. The district's winning Poppy! mary Children' s Hospital. Poster contest winners were an- -i MEMBERSHIP nounced with Lehi's Dorothy' Our total membership is 86; 18 Street, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. over the quota. We have six Gold Street taking second place in Star Mothers and 14 Junior mem-er- s. This year we held a joint Class 11. This poster will be entered in the state contest. initiation meeting with American Lehi also received a National Fork, Pleasant Grove, and Orem Citation of special commenda-fo- r with our Department Officers ' its membership record. serving as the initiation team. A nominating committee We also held an initiation cereheaded by Mrs. Klea Ernst of mony for the Juniors and preLehi presented candidates for sented them with their pins. election to district office. The POPPIES Our quota of poppies, 1200 has following ladies were elected: Mrs-- . Hazel Roylance ofSpring-vill- e, been ordered and there will be a president, Mrs. Vione poppy corsage for each member. Reese of Payson, First vice pres- We have sponsored the Poppy ident; Pres. Shirley Scown of Poster contest in four schools Lehi, Second vice president and and have purchased awards for Historian, Mrs. Gwen Bench of the winners. REHABILITATION Orem. The unit donated $83 in gifts Reports were heard from each of the 14 units in the district to the Gift Shop and 48 hours in with outgoing President Shirley time. A Christmas gift was purScown presenting Lehi's yearly chased for a patient at the State record of achievement. Hospital. Unit members helped with a ward party at the VeAMERICANISM The unit sponsored the Essay terans Hospital in March and Contest in two schools, have furnished refreshments and two purchased awards for the winners musical numbers. T!i v also donated 12 dozen cook "S for the and also showed an Americanism film "The Land We Love" Cookie Jar project at the Veterans Hospital. at the February meeting. AMERICANISM AND Money was raised with two COMMUNITY SERVICE friendship quilts and two bake Members gave over 2800 hours sales and the unit is selling in community service. A decorjewelled flag pins. Social affairs are not overated birthday cake was taken to the Youth Center at tlio State looked since parties have been Hospital every month thi : year held this year, two with the Leand dress material for a Fashgion. One of these was a Legion ion Show was donated. $90 worth birthday party and one was a of clothing was given to the State Christmas party. Hospital. Thev sacked and sold popcorn for t!.: Lehi Rodeo and Blaine Carlton the Community Carnival, entered On U Honor Roll a float in the Lehi Roundup parade and sponsored a girl for the Miss Lehi contest. One person from the Lehi area CHILD WELFARE is among the 897 students named They made three crib quilts to the winter quarter honor rou at for the Primary Children's Hos- the University of Utah. To be pital with the Juniors tying one named to the honor list a stuof these. A donation was made dent must maintain an average to the American Legion Child of 3.5 or better in all academic Welfare Foundation. subjects where 4.0 is the equivalent of an "A." EDUCATION AND The student from the Lehi High SCHOLARSHIP An open meeting was held with School area is: Blaine Lynn Carlthe Lehi High School councelor ton, Sophomore, College of Leas speaker on scholarship. Sev- -, tters and Science. Receives College Grant Mr. and Mrs. Barnes A. Cook Cedar Fort, received word that their grandson, J.B. Karren, is the recipient of a college grant for $1,700. Mr. Karren is a son of Bert and Edris Cook Karren j of Vernal He is a student at the Kansas University in Lawrence, Kansas. The grant will be used for work and travel pertaining to a PHD thesis. The money will be used to cover field expenses incurred while he is in Mexico and Costa Rico this summer, i Mr. Karren received his BS .degree from BYU in 1961, and his MS degree in 1964. He is a member of the Entomology Club called the Jaybugs and Sigma XI, a national research society. He graduated from the Uintah Mrs. Eva May Green, 87 High School with the class of and Mrs. N.W. (Alice) Smith 1954, and has served a two year and daughter Patricia, of Grand mission for the LDS Church in Junction, Colorado, who had ar- the West Central States Mission. rived for the occasion. He and his wife, Sally, have During the week prior to her three children. Both are very birthday, Mrs. Green had the active in church affairs. She is pleasure of an overnight visit and also organist in church from her grandson, Jonnie Green teaches music. She and the chil- -i and his cousin, of Moab. His dren will remain with her parparents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmo ents, Mr. and Mrs. Blake E. Green joined the family group IWestgard, in Anaconda, Mon- later, accompanied by their tana, while her husband is tradaughter Velda. the Southwes- On Wednesday, numerous mes- veling throughout tern States and South America. sages and telephone calls were received. Among those who visited her were Mrs. Clifton (Ruth) active and maintains her own Smith, Mrs. William B. (Doro- home. She was born April 20, thy) Green and daughter Mrs. 1879, in Greenwich, Piute CounBruce (Dorothy) Clark and daugh- ty, a daughter of Elisha Edter Jodie. Also present Wed- ward and Sarah E valine McClell-a- n Bailey. She was married to nesday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Lynn (Linda) Farnsworth Charles M. Green on Dec. 25, and Lee Farnsworth. Lee and 1900. He passed away in FebLynn are twin grandsons of Mrs. ruary, 1941. They were the parGreen, whom she raised from ents of eight children, four of whom are still living. There are infancy. May Green, as she is known 17 grandchildren and 20 greatby her many friends, continues grandchildren in the family. : ' of ; ; ; Mr. with miniature canopy and banks of flowers. Indirect lighting cast a pink glow over the setting. The bride greeted her guests in a floor length model of chan-tll- ly lace, encrusted with pearls and crystals in an empire design. Lace scallops accented the demure rounded neckline. A scalloped hemline and puffed sleeves, ending below the elbow, were pleasing details. The sheer illusion veil floated from a floral tiara of lace and pearls. The bride held a cascade bouquet of pink cammellias. With LaNae Chatfield as maid of honor for her sister, the other attendants were Marsha Chatfleld, Miriam Chatfield, Miriam Gunther, sister of the groom, and Debra Gunther. Dressed alike In frocks of coral with pink lace, they carried cascade bouquets of pink gladioli and carnations. The mothers of both bride and groom were attired in modish designs of pink boucle, accented by corsages of pink rosebuds. Blaine Gunther performed best man's duties for his brother, while ushers were Robert Chatfield, DeanGunther, Harold Welling, Glade Goodliffe and Paul Thomas. Mrs. Craig Oveson helped the guests to register. Host and hostess duties were assumed by Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Gunther and Dr. and Mrs. Homer Royle. For her going away, the new Mrs. Gunther donned an ensemble of pink and white wool with pink accessories. After honeymooning in Maine and Vermont, the couple will make their home in Cambridge, Massachusetts, where Mr. Gunther will attend the Harvard graduate school of business administration. B. Karren ; !""" glittering crystalling background J. Honored For 87th Birthday ! 1 Recife Marriage Vows in Salt Lake Tempfo Mrs. Eva Green Mr. and Mrs. Irwin W. Snow (Nedra) and son Bert joined in the observance of the 87th birthday anniversary of Mrs. SnoWs mother, Mrs. Eva May Green, April 20, in Provo. The Snows enjoy ed meeting Mr. j ' Miss Lynda Chatfield, Paul Gunlher Thursday, May 5. IXC In am impressive ceremony performed in the Salt Lake Temple, Friday, April 15, Miss Ileen Cox, daughter of Mrs. James W. Cox and the late Mr. Cox, became the bride of Terry D. Sanders of Sault Sainte Marie, Michigan. The bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Sanders of Michigan. Elder Joel Richard performed the ceremony in the presence of the mother of the bride, her grandmother, Mrs. Mamie Calton, and close relatives, Mrs. Ardella Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Welsey Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Foster and Mrs. Rhea Simmons. A reception was held the Ward Church in Salt Lake City. A gold background was enhanced with white net draperies, wedding bells and flower arrangements. The graceful bride wore an original gown designed by her mother, of satin and lace, entrain. Lace appliques were encrusted with perals. The sheer illusion veil floated to fingertip length from a bridal chapeau of lace and pearls. She held a cascade bouquet of yellow roses. With Mrs. Dennis Routh, her sister Iris, as Matron of Honor, the bride was attended by Ila Allen, Ruth Price, Mrs. Wesley Gilbert (Ina) and Janice Gilbert.. Margie Gilbert and Vickie Gilbert as junior bridesmaids. They wore like models of green crystalline accented bywhite his mother in the ht receiving line, and Russell greeting the guests. Miniature bride and groom figures with white water lilies decorated the serving tables. The wedding cake was topped by a temple replica, designed by the bride's mother. At the guest book was Mrs. Joan Balder as. In charge of the gifts were Viola Allen, Beverly Smith, Cleora Calton, Lynette Smith, Delia Jean Smith. Taking charge of the serving were Mrs. Alene Butterfield, Ardella Smith, Beulah Calton, Erma Allen and Rhea After their honeymoon trip to Arizona, the new Mr. and Mrs. Sanders will make their home in Sault Sainte Marie, Michigan, where Mr. Sanders is stationed with the U. S. Coast Guard. Cox assisting Rue-fenac- r3 The Lehi Free Press 32 West Main Street, Lehi, Utah Postage Paid at Lehi Postofflce Entered at the postofflce at Lehi, Utah, as second clasi matter under the act of congress March 3, 1879. A weekly newspaper devotee to the interests and welfart rRexall) BRITE SET urn usuuin co ciKituti. two. turn maa mww. e tun mm : LIGHTS ON! The one time you should be afraid of Hair Spray: of Lehi City Published by the Free Pres Publishing Cv every gloves and accessories, and white carnation corsages. 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