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Show Page Four The Mt. Pleasant Pyramid August 3 1 , 1972 Miss Annette Brady is married to Robert K. Miss Karen Ann Green is wed Evans in temple Announcement is made of the marriage of Annette Brady, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Verl (Norma) Brady to Robert Kent Evans. The marriage was solemnized on August 4, in the Provo Temple. The bride is a granddaughter of Mrs. Phyllis Jones of Fair-viewho also attended the marriage and the reception. The couple were honored with a wedding breakfast at the Four Winds Cafe in Provo and a lovely garden reception was held that evening to Brent in Sandy. Mr. Also attending the ceremony and reception from Fairview were Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Brady and Mr. and Mrs. Myron Christensen. Mrs. Jones accompanied the Bradys to Billings, Montana Lee and Zetell observe golden wedding anniversary in Idaho Mr. and Mrs. Lee C. Coulson, Mr. and Mrs. Coulson were former residents of Fountain married in Fountain Green July Green, and who are now living in 26, 1922. Their marriage was Hazelton, Idaho, celebrated later solemnized in the Logan their Golden Wedding Day July Temple, March 17, 1936. They 26, 1972. A special celebration are the parents of four children, and reception honoring this fine three of whom are living. Lee J. couple was given by their who died in 1968; Lois, New children, Saturday evening, July Plymouth, Idaho; Virgil, Moses 29, 1972, in the L.D.S. Ward and Roy Lake, Washington; Cultural Hall in Hazelton. Francis, Hazelton. They have 16 The reception was a beautiful grandchildren and three greatone, the color scheme being in grandchildren. blue and gold. The flowers were gold mums and white daisies. four-tiereThe attractive wedding cake was decorated in blue and gold, topped with a miniature bride and groom, was made by their daughter, Lois. Refreshments of fruit punch and fruit cake was served to the many relatives and friends, approximately 150 of them, who attended to honor Zetell and Lee. The program was presented by their family. Grandchildren performed as well as the children.' Robin played The Anniversary Waltz.. .most appropriate. Brenda gave a reading; Carleen played a saxophone solo; Lois read: "It Takes a Heap of Living in a d House to Make a Home. Both Roy and Virgil gave tributes to their parents. The benediction was offered by Carl Moss, attended the wedding reception: Mr. and Mrs. Francis Coulson, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nielson, Mr. and Mrs. Mont Nielson, Mrs. Lorena Hansen, all Ftn. Green. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hansen, American Fork; Mr. and Mrs. Harold (Ina H. ) Christensen, Salt Lake; Rachel Coulson, Salt Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Coulson, Wendover; Mr. and Mrs. DeVere Coombs and family from Midvale. Many others from Utah and Idaho. On Sunday, July 30, a family dinner was held at the Coulson home. Guests were all their immediate family, and most of the brothers, sisters, nieces, nephews named above. This was a lovely time for family visiting. Everyone made this a very special time for Lee and Zetell. ..one to fondly remember. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Coulson remained over so that the two brothers and their wives could enjoy their visiting, reminiscing, and take some trips to Shoshone Falls, the huge Hansen Bridge, Snake River, and Twin Falls. The Fiftieth Wedding Anand niversary, a real mile-stona time to cherish for Lee and sight-seein- g Zetell Coulson. It was a lovely time for Mr. and Mrs. Coulson and their family. We send our love and congratulations to them. Lee Clair Coulson was born in Fountain Green, a son of Frank and Clara Coulson. Bertha Zetell was born in Fountain Green, a daughter of William and Rena Crowther. The Coulsons lived in Ftn. Green until May 11, 1935 when they purchased a farm in Idaho. They have lived on their farm near Hazelton for 37 years, with the exception of the winters they have spent in Mesa, Arizona. Many Ftn. Green friends, relatives, former residents and three living daughters, Bruce of Whittier, California; Mrs. Arthur (Ardith) Johnson, Pocatello, Idaho, Mrs. John (Betty) Adams, Provo, Mrs. Robert (Ruth) Graham, Spring City. There are 14 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren. fews Brief Dee Ann Dover and her two sons of Tuscon, Arizona spent several days here with Mr. and Mrs. Mardsen Allred. They returned home last week to their home in Tuscon. should help develop social standards that are generally regarded Advertising positive and beneficial. the marriage ceremony. Thirty three family members and friends attended the marriage at the Temple. The newly married couple was honored at a wedding breakfast at the Prince Shop by the parents of the groom with sixty guests. The prayer was given by a grandfather Leo Olsen. A wedding reception that evening honored the young married couple given by the parents of the bride, at the Alumni House, Brigham Young University at Provo, Utah. For her wedding the lovely young bride wore a floor length wedding gown of shuntung. The high waist bodice, high neckline, full sleeves and wide cuffs were trimmed with bridal lace. The gown and train were edged with three rows of ruffled bridal lace. The beautiful mantilla veil of illusion was edged with bridal lace and topped with lace flowers. The brides bouquet was of yellow roses, baby breath and centered with a large black orchid. Elsie Lynn Heninger was Maid of Honor and sisters Carla, Christine, Connie, Cynthia and Caryn Osborne and sisters of the groom, Marilyn, Janice, Julie and Charlene Thompson as her attendants. They wore yellow floor length dresses of polyester knit with black and white trim. Their flowers were yellow roses, white mums and Camillas. The mothers of the bride and bridegroom wore floor length dresses of yellow and green. Their corsages were yellow roses and white Camillas. The line included the parents and a brother of the groom, Mark Thompson. John Bennion served duties as Best Man. The ushers were Richard Bennion, Max Germaine, Dan Pace, Hal Loomis and Dave Le Suerer. At the guest register were Debbie Steed and Jayne Hibbert. In the gift room were Jan Smith, Paula Clavell, Susan Clavell and Suzanne Smit, Serving were cousins and a friend, Susan Osborne, Mary Ann Osborne, Shannon Smit and Denice Clavell. A brother of the groom and cousins carried the gifts. Brad Thompson, Lyle Osborne and Sam Osborne. The colors for the wedding were yellow, black and white. The beautiful wedding cake was made by Mrs. Bonnie Allred, relative of the bride. The lovely design was of tiered layers, yellow leaves, white roses, white cupids and unique topped design. Bridal showers prior the wedding were given by Betty Allred, JoAnn Allred, Bonnie Allred, June Schofield, Norma Hafen, Elsie Heninger, Arlene Clavell, Barbara Newbold and Muriel Thole. The bride is a graduate of Orem High School and attended BYU where she was in the Army Sponsor Corps. Mr. Thompson graduated from La Sierra High School in Sacramento, California and was in his senior year at BYU where he was a member of Pi Sigma Alpha. He was a member of the where another reception honored the couple. The reception was held in the Snow Ball room at the Rimrock in Mrs. Jones was Billings. honored to be a member of the bridal party and enjoyed her visit in Billings. The newlyweds were feted at a wedding reception in Denver, Colorado Monday evening given by parents of the bridegroom. Cherie and Paul will make a temporary home in Minneapolis, Minn. They honeymooned at Vale Ski Resort. Miss Cathy Lynn Pursel became the bride of Robert Hansen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hansen of Mt. Pleasant in rites performed June 17 in the First Presbyterian Church in Norman, Oklahoma. Dr. Kenneth Feaver, minister of the church, officiated at the ceremony. The bride is a daughter of Mr. Lester Charles Pursel of Oklahoma City, Okla. The couple honeymooned at Grand Canyon, and spent a few days in Mt. Pleasant. Opening social The opening social of the Fourth ward MIA will be in the form of a roller skating party for all members, Tuesday, September 5. All are asked to meet at the Fairview church at 7:30 p.m. Hubert Humphrey, Senator topped with wedding bells and a love bird carring a ring. Miss Elaine Murray and Miss Mt. Pleasant girl is married in Mt. Vernon, Virginia, ceremony The Mount Vernon Stake Center of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Annandale, Virginia, was recently the setting for the marriage of Miss Teri Lyn Graham and Mr. George N. Wilcox. The double ring ceremony was to celebrate 85th birthday h and Mrs. Fred (Cecilee) Grendell, grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Osmond Crowther, and other relatives including Mrs. Mariana Schulze, Mr. and Mrs. George E. Collard was held in the Temple. All the family group traveled to Bountiful where, in the they attended a evening, beautiful wedding reception honoring the bride and groom. The reception was given by the parents of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Green, and was held in the Bountiful 34th Ward Cultural Hall. Miss Cathy Lynn Pursel is bride of Robert Hansen, Mt. Pleasant and glads flanked the bride and groom during the ceremony. Stephanie Ihrig, a cousin of the bride, read favorite poetry selections of the bride, including Carl Sandburg's I Love You, with piano and guitar just prior to the wedding march. The reception following the ceremony was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall L. Ihrig, Jr., uncle and aunt of the bride in Annandale where Teri has resided this past year. performed by Bishop Edward Hayward of Fairfax Ward on Thursday, August 17. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Darrell Graham, Mt. Pleasant, and the late Mr. Graham, was given in marriage by her uncle, Approximately 120 guests Marshall L. Ihrig, Jr., of Angreeted the newlyweds and nandale. She was attended by shared the beautiful cake made of four layers in three tiers and Matron of Honor Mrs. Diane James F. Ellis Campbell, Alexandria, Virginia and four birdesmaids; Miss Sandy Henderson, Fairfax; Miss Elaine Murray, Springfield, Virginia; Miss Jill Ihrig, a cousin, Annardale; and Miss Elizabeth Graham, her sister of Mt. Pleasant. Performing the duties of Best Man was Frank Platt, Vienna, Virginia who performed this same role on the occasion of the marriage of the Bridegrooms parents, Mr. and Mrs. David James F. Ellis of Spring City Osborn. will reach his 85th birthday Ringbearers were John Friday. He was born in Pleasant brother Graham, Weber View, County, September of the bride, who acted as 1887 to Frederick W. and 1, for the bride, and Kevin Sarah Jane Barker Ellis. He attended school at Weber Ihrig, a young cousin of the bride, also of Annandale, who Academy and Utah State was ringbearer for the groom. at Logan. Agriculture College Acting as ushers were Jeff He began working with bees Ihrig, a cousin, head usher, and when a young boy for Mr. T. W. Richard, Lance and Blake Rhees in Pleasant View and was Graham, brothers of the bride, in the Bee business for over 65 completing the bridal party. years. Mrs. Darrell Graham, mother He moved to Sanpete County of the bride, and Mr. and Mrs. in 1910 to go into the bee David Osborn parents of the business, living in Ephraim for a groom, all of Mount Pleasant short time, then moving to were present for the ceremony. Spring City. He married Ada The bride wore a long dress Rhees from Pleasant View, in fashioned with an empire waist the Salt Lake LDS Temple, and batteaux neckline. The ivory December 7, 1911. hand embroidered French lace He has been active in the LDS seamed only at the back, was church. He was bishop of the lined with ivory peau de soi with Spring City ward 142 years and just the hint of a train. Two was a member of the stake high small bows caught with seed council from 1953 to 1956. Served pearls closed the lace at the back MIA as president, chairman of of the bodice. The bell style lace the Old Peoples committee, and sleeves were unlined. Delicate stake genealogical committee lace flowers were embroidered in chairman and teacher the at the banded neckline and again auxiliary organizations. He at the empire waist; masses of served a short term mission in flowers marked the edges of the North the Central States, has sleeves and the bottom of the been a choir member for many skirt, and occasional flowers in and is still this years serving were scattered over the skirt atHe organization. regularly and sleeves. The bride's fingertends sessions in the Manti tip veil fell from a delicate Temple. flower, centered with Mr. Ellis is very active for his a beaded wedding ring. Her years, caring for his gardens, bouquet was of sweetheart roses out of door premises and attends If in palest pink surrounded by his church meetings and acand carnations white purple basketball tivities. 1972 and green fern He and his wife have one son champi9nship team for 1971. He babys a breath of lavendar cascade with in LDS mission an served streamers. oil if The matron of honor was attired in lavendar lace and purple, the birdesmaids dresses were of dotted ninnon with long The skirts falling from empire waists and with short sleeves; two were in pale green, two in light lavendar and all had matching sashes of purple, lavendar, and green ribbon and purple garden party hats with the colors of the sashes repeated in the hatbands. All attendants carried white mums and trailing ivy. The ushers and ringbearers wpre burgundy pants and turtle neck ivory shirts. The bride walked down church aisles decorated with twining ivy and white ribbon. The front of the stand was also topped with twining ivy and white ribbons punctuated with small clusters of white daisies. Two large arrangements of white mums Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thompson, nee Cherie Osborne Church worker Osmond Green, and Brent L. Bingham. The young couple was married in the Manti L.D.S. Temple August 18, 1972 with Mr. Harold Bair performing the ceremony. Karen Ann is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Max (Eloise) Green, Bountiful. Brent is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Bingham, Cosamesa, Arizona. After the beautiful ceremony, a wedding breakfast for the newly weds, their parents, a sister of the bride, and her husband: Mr. takes marriage vows in temple Lee and Zetell C'oulson Mrs. Bingham in temple announce Crowther the marriage of their granddaughter, Miss Karen Ann Daughter of former residents Mr. and Mrs. Connell Osborne, of Orem, announce the marriage of their daughter Cherie Osborne to Warren Paul Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Thompson of Denver, Colorado. The young couple was married Friday morning, August 25, 1972 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. William H. Bennett, assistant to the Temple president performed and L. Grace Robertson entertained at a shower for the bride at Miss Robertsons home. One of the highlights of the shower was a supply of canned food, minus labels that was presented to the young couple. the Following wedding rehearsal on August 16, Mr. and Mrs. David Osborn, parents of the groom entertained the entire wedding party at a dinner of baked ham served at the Country Squire, a and fashionable Falls Church, Virginia restaurant. While in the Northern Virginia area, the groom was employed at Circle Towers, a huge construction project of apartments and offices in Fairfax, Virginia. The bride worked at Young Fair, a childrens store. The groom is well-know- n Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hansen drove to Oklahoma to attend the wedding, and while there visited with relatives. The bridegroom is a graduate of Wasatch Academy and of Utah State University. He served in the U. S. Army for two years spending most of the time at Fort Jackson, South Carolina. The newlyweds Oklahoma Employment flews (Briefs Anyone who would bolt or rush of in a huff has, may I say, very little regard for the convention and its procedures. LIGHT AfJKAMRlQRD going back to school means going out of town, First Security BankAmericard makes the going easy. For tickets, accommodations along the way, or even gas and you're going under your own power, BankAmericard can smooth out the long road back to school. road back starts with a few selected items to fill out last year's wardrobe. Then a cash advance to fill out last years bank account. And finally a few books and supplies to fill out last years GPA. BankAmericard takes the whole trip right in stride. 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