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Show Weddings Livingston - Mitchell . The marriage of Jean Livingston, Liv-ingston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Deon Livingston of Moroni, took place in the Manti LDS temple to J. Kenneth Mitchell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mitchell Mit-chell of Provo. A reception was held in their honor the same evening in the Old Bungalow. Elvin Mitchell served as best man for his brother. The bride was attended by Lois Livingston, Living-ston, sister of the bride as maid of honor, and bridesmaids, Lois Segurd of Provo, Betty Jo Mitchell Mitch-ell of Provo and Maurine Mayer of Dragerton. Morgan Lamb acted as master mas-ter of ceremonies for the following fol-lowing program: Prayer, Bishop Ray B McKinnon; vocal duet, DeLiel Christensen and Jane Thomas; tribute to the bride, Mary Beth Mitchell, Provo; vocal solo, Lois Livingston; accordian solo, Sherman Christensen; Chris-tensen; retold story, Joyce Jensen; Jen-sen; vocal solo, Carol Ahderoiv reading, Shirley Reese Black of Spring City; vocal duet, Bett Jo Mitchell and Ilene Medium Provo; sax trio, Gayle Rasmus-sen, Rasmus-sen, Lynwood Rasmussen and Boyd Allred of Fountain Green: remarks, President George M. Anderson. The evening was concluded with dancing. After graduating from Moroni high school the hxlde attended Snow college one year where she was active in dramatics after which she was employed as dental assistant to Dr. B. L Jones of Nephi. After graduating from Prove high school, the bridegroom entered the U. S. Navy for service. serv-ice. On his return, he attended school at B. Y. U.. The wedding ceremony was performed by, President L. R Anderson. The couple were accompanied to the temple by the tollowinr relatives and friends beside? their parents: Carol and Mary Beth Mitchell, Provo; her grandmother, grand-mother, Mrs. William J. Keele Payson; Darrel and Betty Wood Payson; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anderson, Fairview; Bishop R?.-B. R?.-B. McKinnon, Bishop and Mrs Ephraim Nelson, Mr. and Mrs Soren Nielson and Mrs. Venice Anderson, all of Moroni. After the reception the new lyweds left for a short honeymoon honey-moon before going to Drager ton where they will "make their home. |
