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Show i- , . t' i J. r i"-- : t ' a . r " -- , Magna. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bcllo were hosts for a July 4th patio party at their home on I J f i 0 West. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. David Woolley, Mr. and Mrs. Dong Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wool-le- y and Mr. and Mrs. Ross An-tho- n. Linda Jo Wight Plans Wedding From Out Our Window Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. STBICTLT k WOMAN'S POINT OF TI1W Wight, Sr., until recently of by Trudy Murray but now living in Salmon, Idaho announced the engagement and forthcoming marThe other day I came across a satisfying bit of informariage of their daughter Linda Jo Wight to David Gary Pearson. tion. Sotr.fyinq, that is, to a woman. The bride - elect is presently It seems that the American male's "bottom side" is living at 1553 E. 3300 South. Mr. and Mrs. David George bigger and bigger with every passing year. The getting Pearson, 1533 W. 4 Son South, curve (right where it counts, too) has increased from 4 to are the parents of the benedict. in the past 200 years. And, pardon our pride, the inches 6 Thp couple will be married experts admit that at the very same time, the average feJuly 26 at the Salt Lake LDS male "derriere" has never been in better shape! Temple. A reception will be held you'd better watch it, men, or the "shape of things to come" they're always talking about just might turn out to be you! So Pamela Ward Sets August 31 Dale The SlSM TAW MOT I rches M (exall Pharmacy) Carl-Iston- In Monroe. K earns FOR ALL YOUR Vim COSMETIC NEEDS MAGNA 9105 W. ( laxeeetes To Inh Activities Ke:irn Jsily 17 at of '.Mine Jayceettes will meet p.m. at the honi I.indhaidt for their J monthly business meeting. Plans for the remainder of the slimmer will be formulated, with a variety of soeHl s i n! s s hedtiled. 270OS.-B- Y MURRAY 4798 So. Stale AM v WWWMMMfcJn l -- j of engagement Miss Pamela Cayle Ward to Edward B. Butcher was announced by Mr. and Mrs. Douglas T. Ward, 3565 So. 5700 West, parents of Mr. and Mrs. the bride-elecMilton H. Butcher, Winifred. Take Trip East tends Inly jth Reunion t. are the parents of the future benedict. The wedding will take place it the Atonement Lutheran church. Salt Lake, Aug. 31. Both have attended Eastern Montana College, Billings. Mont. Mont, J Art aims Millet Family Rainum Saturday. July 1 Descendants of Artemus Millet will meet at the Bowery in Portrait by Dim BUir Murrav City paik. Saturday, July 12. at 2 p.m. Each family is to bring their own evening meal. There will lie W. K. games for the cildren. Richard Millet, family genealogy repreof the skirt and lace and pearl sentative will be present. caraccents at the waist. She Ieon Millet is pivsident of the ried an orchid, circled with group. A replacement for Vosco white carnation and Stepheno. Biirnham. who is moving to California, will be elected. tis. The attendants were dressed in royal blue silk shantung I'aeation hi Xeiada sheaths and carried nosegays Murray. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon of ml carnations with white Hanson. ."!M7 So. 000 West, are ribbons. Mrs. Young wore a pink lace ncatioiiing this week in Ely Vegas. Nov. Their son sheath ami Ihe groom's mother and Lashas remained at home. Keith, also chose a pink lace sheath. Both wore corsages of red and white cai nations. A reception was held nt the home of the bride's aunt. Mr. and Mrs Joseph W. C.unn, Salt s Keith Bring-hurLake. nml Lynn Bringhurst weie in charge of the guest William It. (Kay) Vming Double Wiw LDS O'remonv Joins Miss Hriii"lmrsl Voim" And r In n double ring ceremony solemnizett July 2 in the Salt LPS Temple Miss Gayle Bringhurst became the bride of William Ft. (Rayi Young. The bride, who is living In Berkiley, Calif., is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Pierce Bringhurst. 4048 Wasatch Mr. Young. Edwards, Calif., is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William M. Young. Tracy, Calif. Miss Karen BtlnKhurwt. Salt was maid of honor. Mrs. L. Bruce Merrill. Castro Valley, Calif., and Miss Carol Young. San Francisco. Calif , were other attendants. Keith P. and Lynn H. Bringhurst ushered. The new Mrs. Young wore a floorleng! h gown of silk organ- bixk. za over lalfelta. and featured The couple will reside in Eda SnluitKi neckline with wards. Calif The new Mrs. and Young gniduated from the P. l.ice Aleneon piaiK The gmvn. Which Was of H. Her hridegtmim Is a designed and made by the graduate of the I'niversity of In ide s aunt, Mrs Orant A California at Berkeley, where I'.i inghni M. hail elbow letigih he was associated with . T.iu sleeves, a buMIc effect ill buck Kappa Epsiloii gratrrnlly. Mc-danie- 4 J t i I f ! 1 Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Marilyn Humphries Becomes Bride Of Richard R. Hubert In July Rites Elder Gordon B. Hinckley officiated at a ceremony June 28 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple when Miss Marilyn Humphries exchanged vows with Richard R. Hubert. A reception followed at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray B. Humphries, 5497 So. Jordan Canal Bradley Wallin Hosts Miss Ross Weds Arthur Austin Mid-vale- 1. resa Weiss, Laura Myers, Jeanne Campbell, Betty Jean M. Murray. FjiMar Allsop of Alleman and Mrs. Clayton New York. N.Y., spent the pnst Phelan. two weeks visiting his mother. Mrs. Ethel Allsop, 6480 So. State. A former resident of Murray, Mr. Allsop is a professional n as a violmusician, .W'' Yorker 'isits Erica Rd. Mr. and Mrs. O. Hum- bert, Dietrica, Idaho are the! groom's parents. Matron of honor was Mrs. I George EIRay Buchanan. The Misses Katherine, Barbara Rae: and Paulette Humphries, sisters of the bride were bridesmaids. A heavy satin gown overscor-- : ed with lace and a veil of illu-- t sion were worn by the bride.): She carried a bouquet of pinkt roses and white carnations. All attendants were dressed in. pink silk dresses with flowers ofj darker pink carnations. 'Mrs. Humphries was dressed in a; and thej blue silk shantung bride's mother in beige brocade.! Lolene Blake was in charge: of the gtiest book. Roy E. Hu-- j bert, brother of the groom, was best man. Assisting with serv- ing were Lou Jean Steadman,) Genevieve Blake, Vida Blake; and Charlotte Marie Humphries.; The bride attended the BYU; and was affiliated with thei Mask Club and Cumorah Clubi Both the bride and groom have-filleLDS missions in northern Germany. The groom is presently with the U.S. Armed Forres and stations at Fort kee4 Va.,' where the , rouple will make their honuv ' j, Anchor baptist Church 8600 So. 100 East (Sandy) An Independent, friendly, Bible centered church I'nstnr REV. THOMAS MILLER Bible School 10 a.m. Morning Worship.. 1 1 a.m. "Sin And Separation" 6 p.m. Youlh Meeting 7 p.m. Gospel Hour VKSI'F.It SERVICE AT MI' Kit AY PARK 0:30 8 p.m. Power Hour, Wed. D&rl , SHUTTERBUGS well-know- A COLLECTION OF OUTSTANDING CHILDREN'S PORTRAITS BY DON BLAIR inist. I. oral Hubert Photo by Neal Jorge nsen Group Helps Murray Woman 4-- H Murray. Members of the Busy club have filled their service assignment by assisting a member of their ward, who was in need of their help. Bees down... HERE'S' A SHUTTERBUG . . . wt'rt proud to odd to our collection of photoold genic youngslen. She's Dione, daughter of Mr. ortd Mrs. Don Griffith, 475 Spocerama Dr. Don't you agree she's a beauty queen of tomorrow? eight-mont- Get more MILK for the vvcekendl OFF THEY WON'T BE YOUNG FOR LONG! I Al you look ot your own children, remember thee stages they post through ore terribly temporary. One day you'll look and they'll be grown! Don't overlook having made thot will preserve these memories toreverl por-Iroi- v ill he limc from worV. No school for li!-- . Sis will her friends over. They'll all plenty of M,!k. H-ii- . . . bic cloth 2820 W. 3500 So. A f I v ' ; Don't let them st 50 at the y residence of her mother, Mrs. Annie M. Ross. 4916 Atvood Open House Held For Blvd., Miss Virginia M. Ross beAirman And Mrs. fiiveden came the bride of Arthur A. Austin.: 3oyce Lebmm-- fprmeY Murray. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Beitnion'Wafd ofPoole, 5009 Glenn St., hosted an bishop ofAhe ficiated. open house June 28th in honor Mr. Arthur is a son of the of Mr. Poole's nephew and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Give- - late Mrs. -Nora- E. Austin, den. Mrs. Rulon J. Alder attended The couple recently returned H. Austin, from England where Mr. Give-de- n her sister and George was best man for his brothhad served five years with Jr. the Air Force. Mrs. Giveden is er. The couple will live in Mid- from Earls Barton. England. vale after a honeymoon in ColoA lc Giveden is a son of Mrs. rado and southern Utah. Margaret Giveden of Teasdale, Prenuptial parties were given rtnh. She attended the reception Mr. and Mrs. William H. by Forty-fiv- e the guests greeted Mrs. Rulon J. Alder, Mrs. Ross, to their couple prior departure for Glasgow, Mont., where Rob- Ben T. Furner, Mrs. Jean W. Buchanan. ert has been reassigned by the Greaux. Mrs. Carl were the Also parties hosting Air Force. Misses Marilyn Ellsworth. The- Fills 20 'A i S ' ( In a recent home ceremony at (i ranger People Murray. Mr. and Mrs. William (Rill Carlston and family, 1195 K. .""lO South attended a family reunion in Monroe over the July 4th weekend. 's They visited with Mrs. (Janet ) parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eli Lundgrecn. Mrs. Carl-stun- 's sister and family from Texas were present. There were L'l grandchildren in attendance, Michelle, Ann. John and Rich their parents ard aicoiiip.-inie- 1 1 Birthday Party Murray. A swimming party Saturday afternoon was hosted by Bradley Wallin, a son of Mrs. Shirley Wallin, 23 Valley Dr., on his fifth birthday. But it's definitely time for a change. The B.B.B. industry Guests were Marci Jackman, has completely revolutionized the female figure. In spite of the Tim and Ricky Burbidge, Melfact that women seem to be getting taller each generation, we ody Young, Cathy and Sonny still, by dint of exercise, will power and plain magic, manage White and George Wallin. (to coin a phrase) to stay hondily in shape. low-back- Mr. I 'A 4 J-L, jI male. Just imagine the ads! When one considers the frank pictures and prose that appear in the intimate lady's ads (it never would get by the censors if intended for an article), it is with horror (?), fascination (?), anticipation!?), amusement (?) that we realize what might be thought of for men. i Mr. and jr, life! Ml 1 U.S. be that the undergarment industry (known to the trade as the B.B.B. Oh, think a min ute, it'll come to you) is missing a bet. Yes, they dabble in "reinforced" and "sturdy" undergarments for our men, but they should be bolder. After all, as Gertrude Stein would say, "A girdle is a girdle is a girdle." Why, they could easily double their business. A "His and Her" line. "Mr. and Mrs. Pairs." Maybe I'll tip them off, for they really shouldn't (in one sense of the word) get behind in their work! After all, they are firm supporters of our American jf A is You know, it just might al M inches of the girdle! I William Varhton Family .1 mid-centu- s, 1 are a mere 18 to 19 inches in that a minimum of 22 to 24 needed to accommodate the more ample foundation : . Actors have long been aware of this. We sit in darkened theaters watching knights in armor charge and recharge across the screen in ancient apparel, little realizing how modern certain aspects of that armor really are. Getting to the seat of the problem, so to speak, the armor of castle and museum would fit only a 14 or 15 year old of toAmerday. Fitting the more developed "base" of ican males into authentic armor would be like one of those funny (?) cartoons of milady trying to get into a too tight Ptilricia Johnson Exchanges Vows ilh Murray Youlh, Verle Slolt After a brief visit, her daughterand granddaughter, lenn.fer, will journey to Falls City. Nebr.. with Mrs. Johnson, where they will visit relatives. Her husband. Rev. Johnson vvill join them in early August and the two will return to Granger the latter part of the month. r: ; j You sse, the seats there width, and U.S. experts show J Colo. r '7 They were seeking the proper formula of seats x space x architectural style. They were astounded when i w m There's nothing "padded or false" about those figures, by golly. They're the real, solid thing! Proof? Well, during research for New York's Lincoln Center for Fine Arts those in charge were determined to have an acoustically perfect building. So they went right to "the horse's mouth" the proven successful opera houses of old Europe. more space to seat the they found it would take one-thir- d very same number of modern Americans! ; t either, Murray. Mrs. Deon Hutch-ing- s, formerly Miss Carol Fern, ' Turner, has been guest of honor at several bridal showers given by her friends. A kitchen shower, by Merna Musser. and Susan Brown, was held at the Musser home, 320 W. 6400 South. Table gnmes were played and refreshments were served to 18. A miscellaneous bridal shower was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Steadman, 550 W. 6400 South, for members of Linda Jo Wight the two families. Hostesses were Misses Susan Steadman and afterward at the Reception CenMaureen Edwards. Group and ter. table games were played and reMiss Wight graduated from freshments were served to 20. 'high and the Loretta Murray ' I '1771 r Young Modeling School. Mr. Rev. McCtirty Family Pearson is a Granger high graduate and has attended tho Returns From Eastern Trip BYU. Mr. and Mrs. Verle Leon Htott Portrait by Don Blair Murray. The Rev. and Mrs. Charles L. McCarty and daugh- Granger People Back ter Karen have returned to their From Extended Visit home, 5756 Butler Cir., after a month's vacation. Granger. After a lengthy Included in their itinerary visit to Ripley, Miss, with were Michigan, Niagara Falls, friends and relatives, Mrs. J.J. iMiss Patricia Ann Johnson. Piney, Wyo. Mrs. Marian Piop-gras- Gettysburg, Washington, and son Meadows, D.C., ' (Gladys) of Mr. and Mrs. Erland Bountiful, received gifts Columbus, Ohio and a visit with Kevin have returned to their Slighter home 4369 W. 35th South. Midvale, and Verle at the door and Vona Walker, their son, Ferris, in Chicago. LJ'on Stott were married July 1 Beth Walker and Jean Aiello al the Crestwood Villa. Foster were in charge of the gift room. Karen Butler, Peggy Horton, Oreenwood, bishop of East Mid-vil- e 2nd ward officiated at the Jean Aeillo and Linda Watts asrHes. A reception followed. sisted with the serving, with litjThe groom is the son of Leon tle Barbara and Janet Piep-gras- s as napkin girls. Stott, 5394 Woodrow St. After a honeymoon trip to iThe bride is a graduate of Hillrrest high. Mr. Stott gradu- Nevada and California, the coual cd from Murray high and has ple will make their home in Salt Lake. attended the U of U. Hostesses for parMrs. Dawn Despain was matron of honor; Miss Betty Paul-e- i, ties were Mrs. Dora Walker, Vona Mrs. Walker, Beth Walker maid of honor and Sheryl li'Bn Stott was bridesmaid. Tiny and Mrs. Jean Aeillo. Other parMendy Johnson was flower girl ties were hosted by Betty Paul-e- v and Janice Jenkins. her sister. , , t,;j wBest man was Dennis Land, I ' v Honors Woman vth Gary and Wayne Johnson, Qonnis Horton and Jerry Stott Here On Birthday n$ ushers. Master Kirk Johnson Children and grandMurray. bearer. Jas ring A 4A candlelight white satin children of Mr. and Mrs. An328 4600 drew E. Bennion. sneath with train was worn by South, gathered at the home of tte bride and she chose an veil of illusion. Her a daughter. Mrs. William (Bill) white orchid and Winger, 64 E. 4340 South on bjtunuet was cnTTfations. Sunday evening to honor Mrs. on her birthday. The attendants were all in Bennion A social evening of group Kelly green, two - piece sheaths and carried games and visiting was climaxwhite carnation nosegays. Mr. ed With refrehments. Guests Johnson wore a white linen suit numbered 25. with a corsage of white carnations and orange rosebuds. The guest book was in charge of Mrs. Kathleen Johnson, the bride's sister-in-lafrom Big Granger. Mrs. Howard Johnson, VMM W. 3140 South, is leaving today (Thursday) to visit her son and his wife in Denver, fr - I Showers Honor Recent Bride ' ,.A 8G-- Highlight of the event was a firih fry of mountain trout caught by Mr. Rello and David Wool ley on a recent fi"hing t I J 1 3170 So. ' 1 - t t. , The MURRAY, Utah, EAGLE and Tht Sen AdTrrtlaei Thursday, July 11, 1963 Mr. and Mil Dale Hello Host Patio Party July 4 r . i - f- ' x 2 i.. V - -- 1 1 the anl house PTU LAP """ -- rOKTKAITS (ct extra Milk now for flic VTrlcnd. YouH he ( ul JPU did ! V .... IJAIKT rtiLJLIAHLJM IJP II 1H -- .ii. 1. 1 1 ti MURRAY CAMKRA 1 ic 4905 So. Stale AM |
