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Show 4 THE PAYSON CHRONICLE Open house to honor couple SANTAQU1N GOOD tf ff 1 The children of Mr. and Mrs. Roy V. Peterson of Sandy, Utah will host an open house honoring their parents on their 50th wedding anniversary, Saturday, March 21, 1970 from five until nine oclock p.m. at the Sandy Second Ward Church at 201 North 200 East Sandy, Utah. Former friends are invited to join with them. The family requests no gifts, please. 1 I Ir ? -- A' r , - Corner it Mrs. Idonna Wedding plans Mr. and Mrs. Carl Allen Shell Jr. wish to announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Julie, and Terry Lynn Harward, son of Mr. and Mrs. Merton 0. Harward, all of Payson. The couple graduated from Payson High School and the Payson LDS Seminary. An April 10th wedding is planned at the 3rd Ward in Payson. The couple will greet friends at a reception following the cere-- . mony. Following the marriage the couple will reside in the Provo, Orem area, where both are employed. Steelworkers March 24 at 1 oclock at the Union Hall in Provo the retiredSteelworkersare having a dinner. The main course will be meat loaf and the rest is potluck. Bring a salad or vegetable that will go good with the main course and come out and spend an afternoon with us. Bring your own dishes. The price will be 50? per person. For information call On 798-682- 9. Crook W. Desserts are like golden sunsets that end a perfect day. They take many forms, from the canned fruit and cookies, to the more luscious concoctions. There is no Keep them varied and not only will they keep your meals , interesting but they will stay out of the reason for repetition. Fire Ladies Julie Shell COOKS Mrs. Dawna Stewart of the ClothShoppe in Payson was guest speaker at a meeting of the Lady Firemen, held at the Fire Station last Monday evening. Mrs. Stewart discussed materials and styles for spring, and also told of the various kinds of materials and other details of interest to women. Mrs. Frank Coombs, president, was in charge of the meeting. The litney was read by Mrs. Blaine Write. Refreshments were served to 25 members and guests by Mrs. Jack Walker, Mrs. Vere Reynolds and Mrs. Coombs. well-kno- 1 1 Luncheon tables were decorated by the committee that included Shirley Moore and Lavinia Kanig. rut. cinnamon teaspoon nutmeg cup butter or margarine tsp. 12 lemon juice Charleen Jones ; cup water , 1 cup sugar 34 cup flour Peel the apples, round and then slice them and put in a buttered casserole and sprinkle with the spices. Add the water and lemon juice. Work together the sugar, the flour and the butter until it is a crumbly mixture. Spread this over the apples. Dont cover the dish but bake in oven 350 degrees until apples are tender. Serve warm, either plain or with whipped cream. This will serve six. rf0t,v - ' Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Dean Barrett Temple ceremony unites young couple The new Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Dean at a wedding reception Feb. 20 at Nebo Stake Center in Payson following their marriage Feb. 17 in the Salt Lake Temple. Elder Paul C. Child officiated at the ceremony, witnessed by Orville G. Thompson and Terry B. Jasperson. They were honored immediately afterward at a wedding breakfast given at Harmons Cafe (250 North West Temple) in Salt Lake City, hosted by parents of the bridegroom, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Barrett of Bountiful. Other members of the wedding party were the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Andrew Jasperson stood as matron of honor, and other attendants were Charlotte Howard, Rachel Woody, Lana Arnold and Marla Barrett. They wore full length gowns of lavender satin fashioned with scoop necklines and bell sleeves, and tied at the empire waistlines with lavender velvet ribbon. They carried elegant pink or white carnation bouquets, dotted with pink baby roses and tied with lavender Barrett received guests ribbons. Mothers of the pair also chose lavender satin dresses with corsages of pink and white carnations. Craig and Cary Barrett, twin brothers of the bridegroom, shared best man duties. Guests were received before a white Clyde Jasperson, Bishop Phillip Jones, and silver bakcdrop, draped with pink net Mr. and Mrs. John Hone, all of Payson; and ribbons, attached to four white goethic Nina Barrett and Merla Barrett, Bountiful The bride, former Shirley Ann Jasperpillars topped with pink, white and lavender flowers. son, chose a wedding gown of white lace An elaborately decorated wedding cake styled with empire waistline, full puff was center of interest in the serving area, lace sleeves and a ball length skirt. A divided from the other parts of the hall tiered lace train was attached to the with ribbon festooned pn low pedestals shoulders. Sheerest bridal illusion made The three foot; cake was made up the shoulder veil that was caught into decorated Jjy,. a low tiara of fabric flowers marked with 'I bridegrooms motheiv-anrhinestones, framing her radiant face.1; Launa Tracy. Guests served themselves from abuffet The bridal bouquet was of pink baby roses t table under direction of Maxine Tracy and white carnations, centered with a and Nancy Tracy, assisted by Ann Mickellavender orchid and tied with lavender velvet ribbons in love knots and bows. son, Carol Jean Mickelson, Vicky Jasperson, Jolene Clark, Sandy Clark, Rosemary Lundholm, Kate Wilcock and Susan Nielson. 4-- H Gifts were arranged by EdnaHartshurn, STARS CLUB en Vera Clark, Pearl Schwab, Karma The Stars of Goshen H Club was held and Ruth Clayson. Jeff Jasperson, at the home of their leader, Lola JacobBobby Mickelson, Kim Mickelson, Michael son. Meeting was called to order by Sheryl Mayer, Rickey Chambers and Russell Steele, prayer by Lisa Hansen and H Christensen were gift bearers and ushers. pledge and Pledge of Allegiance by Cindy Eugene Braithwaite played organ selecNelson. The opening song was Down in the tions during the evening. Andrew JasperValley led by Cindy Nelson. son, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Barrett, Mr. and The girls worked on their skirts. There Mrs. Lanny Tracy were foyer receptionwere 5 members present. Meeting adists. Carolyn Williams and Pam Barrett journed at 3:00 p.m. attended the bridal registry. Next meeting will be held March 21. Grandmothers of the bride and groom, Refreshments were served. Nettie Mulliner and Nina Barrett, were special guests. After a short honeymoon the bridegroom departed for Hawaii, where he will complete a portion of his submarine duty at Bingo games, a film and refreshments Pearl Harbor. His bride will remain in are planned for Friday afternoons Senior Bountiful until she can join him at a later Citizens activities at the Tabernacle, date. Mr. Wilson also stated that an Easter Banquet will be held April 27 at the The fund raising event is Tabernacle. planned to help supply funds for further work on improvement of the Tabernacle, he said. Reservations should be made with Iris Amos, Amley Pulver or Stanley Engagement news The engagement and forthcoming marriage of Charleen Jones to Mr. Neil Hone, is being announced by her mother, Mrs. Clovis Jones of Payson. She is the daughter of the late Harold E. Jones. Mr. Hone is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ray Hone of Salem. The bride-ele- ct is a graduate of Payson High School. She is presently attending school in Provo. Mr. Hone is a graduate of Spanish Fork High School. He is now employed by Kennecott Copper, Tintic division. No date has been set by the couple. DATE ROLL 12 pound marshmellows 12 cup cream , 12 pound dates . . 1 pound graham crackers 12 cup chopped walnuts ' 12 cup evaporated milk, whipped Cut the marshmallows in squares with scissors. You can do it much easier if you dip the scissors in hot water as you work. Drop the marshmallows in the cream. If the dates have seeds, take them out, then cut the dates in 4 pieces. Roll the crackers fine. Mix all the ingredients together and put it on wax paper with a large spoon. Roll the wax paper around the mixture, and have the roll about 8 inches long. Put in the refrigerator for at least 4 hours. When you are ready to serve your surprise, slice it in slices about 1 inch thick. If you have some extra whipped cream put a spoonful on each slice and add a maraschino cherry on top. (This can be rolled in graham cracker crumbs before putting in fridge, if desired). Serves 8 . on cil. tsp. 14 13 University women The Spanish Fork Branch, American Association of University Women, heard a discussion on A Look on the Campuses and Where They are Going at a meeting held Mar. 11 at the Social Center in Spanish Fork. ' Beth Huish, chairman, introduced a panel composed of young university students as follows: Jeff Winston and A1 Walcher of University of Utah; John Fer-fesand Terrill Hunt of Brigham Young University. They spoke of their views in an interesting way, stating that the young people on the campuses want a voice in the planning of their studies and want a liberal administration that will allow such. Klara Jean Durrant, president, conducted the meeting. Prayer was by Mary Curtis. Florence Stoker reported on the meeting of the Womens Legislative Coun- cooking APPLE CRISP 4 cups of apples . -- CAMP SEGO LILLY The Daughters of the Utah Pioneers, Sego Lilly Camp, held their monthly meeting, Thursday, March 12th, at the home of Nadine Brown. The meeting was conducted by Captain . Dorothy Christensen. The pledge to the flag was led by daughter Leah Waters. Prayer was given by Lillian Hancock. Song, Sweet Genevieve was led by Dora Hancock. Captain Dorothy told about the daughters of the pioneers convention in Salt Lake, April 4th. She also read the titles of the lessons for next year. She ask that any one having pioneer history that would help with any of these lessons, please get it in. Florence Bryson gave a history of her Amy Hancock. Jennie Cox gave the lesson, Pioneers of Scotland. She showed the different coat of arms of several Scotish families. She also showed different kinds of plaid from Scotish families. While refreshments were served she played Scotish music on a tape recorder. Hostesses Nadine Brown, Hazel Stewart and Dollie Nelson served tasty refreshments to fifteen members. . -i - News 'camp m$q ' 4-- Mr. and Mrs. Doug Creer (Karolyn Searle) Marriage vows spoken in S. Karolyn Searle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Junior Searle, and Douglas R. Creer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Creer, exchanged vows in the Salt Lake LDS Temple, March 6, 1970. A wedding breakfast, honoring the newly weds was given following the ceremony in Salt Lake by the at the Chuck-A-Ragrooms parents. On the following evening a reception was held in the Palmyra Stake Center. The brides gown was fashioned with a high beaded lace neckline and full bishop sleeves, with a full length veil of lace and net. The bridal bouquet was made of pink L. Temple Wilson. rose Jr. Cultus Debra Searle, Lorie Sanford, Jodi Searle were bridesmaids. They were in full length gowns of light blue shade. Michael Brown and Curtis Creer performed best man duties. Petite Bonnie Creer and Sherrie Creer were gift bearers. Fern Olsen and Jen Williams displayed the gifts. The young couple will reside in Spanish Fork. Astronomical, gastronomical delights were enjoyed by the Jr. Cultus Club ladies and their husbands on March 5 at the Each Payson High School Cafeteria. member brought her favorite recipe to share with the group. Many delectable foods were served, and recipes exchanged. This is one Jr. Cultus Club the husbands really look forward to and from the contented looks, the night could be judged as a great success. The evening was planned by Harriet Mendenhall, Vione Reece, and Joanne Mattinson buds and white mums. The bride was attended bv Kristine matron of honor, Jenene Hoffman as Lindsey, as maid of honor, Annette Cooley Susan Nelson, DeAnn Searle, Joyce Creer, Mrs. Jack Peterson In Payson G E N E A LS CATERING SERVICE Banquet Service Phone 465-271- 5 Mr. and Mrs. William Stickney, owners 45 West Announcing the marriage of their daughDiana Lowe, to Jack Peterson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Peterson of Payson, are Mr. and Mrs. Jay Wing of Spanish Fork and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Lowe of Springville. The marriage took place Feb. 21st in Elko, Nevada. The bride is a graduate of Spanish Fork High School and LDS Seminary. She is currently employed in Spanish Fork. The groom attended Payson High School. An open house will be given Thursday, March 26th, from 8:00 until 10:00 at 288 East 800 North in Spanish Fork. ter, Complete Wedding and We take care of every detail (Dairtna Lowe) Wedding vows Weddings our Specialty 7th South, Payson, Utah Which one of these will it be? Floy Kaye Yorgason Nuptials planned Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Yorgason of Payson wish to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Floy Kaye Yorgason, to James Michael OBrian, son of Mr. and Mrs. James A. OBrian, Boulder, Colo. The bride elect is a graduate of Payson High School and LDS Seminary. She has continued her education with studies at Brigham Young University while employed by the Federal Government since 1965. Mr. OBrian is a graduate of the University of Colorado, where he earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Industrial Psychology. The couple will exchange vows in a ceremony to be performed at Memory Grove in Salt Lake City by LDS Bishop Jesse 0.. Carter, after which they will, be honored at a wedding breakfast at the' same place. They will honeymoon at Acapulco, Mexico, and return to make their home in Salt Lake City. -- - CAMP SPRING LAKE Daughter of Utah Pioneers CampSpring Lake held the DUP meeting Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Anna LeFevre with Viola Cowan conducting in , place , Captain Elaine Brereton who was Prayer was by Thora Fisher. Viola Butler led the pledge of allegiance to the flag and also to the Utah State flag. Viola Cowan led the singing. South Utah County Captain, Maxine Moore read several items from the Pioneer Memorial phamplet received from the Central Co. ' She announced that the DUP spring convention will be held April 4 in Salt Lake City. It will be the 69th annual convention of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers. She also read the program of events for the day. Lenora Huish read a roster of names of the officers for next year that the nominating committee had selected, for next months election. Mrs. Dorthella Benson read an interesting history of her great, great grandfather, George Washington Hancock. The home he built in Payson is still standing. Mrs. Iris Deuel gave the lesson, The Mormons from Scotland and Wales. Those attending besides those mentioned above were Cora Lyman, Neta Miller, Friday, March 13 was the date for a presentation of a historic event the joining of the Transcontinental Railroad. Peteetneet School was the scene for a play presented to Mrs. Oborns class by Mrs. Dunns class. The play was in conjunction ' with a social studies unit on Utah. Mrs. Dunns class made all their own costumes and properties. There were even two black locomotives on the stage. The players were: Tim Bowers, Debbie Garrett, Janet Hazel, Paula Miller, Tom Mitchell, Larry Hazel, Joanna Montague, Matt Olsen, Stephynie Serrans and Bart Greenhalgh. Invest in a good piece and Dorothy Vincent. Refreshments were served to the eleven present by Anna LeFevre and Viola Cowan. of land. Take stock in America Buy US Saving Bonds of iU. Peteetneet School News Smokey Sayai - A special number, a vocal solo A Little Bit of Heaven, was given by Maxine White accompanied by Crista Amos. Capt. Jennie Elmer announced that the DUP national convention will be held April 4, at 9:30 a.m., at the LaFayette Ballroom, Hotel Utah, Salt Lake City. A tour of points of interest in Ogden are planned for the afternoon. A nominating committee was appointed to select officers for the coming year as follows: Veneta Argyle, Nellie Haskell, and Gladys Clayson. The history of Jacob Hamblin, pioneer missionary, was read by Arva Allgood. Leona Thomas gave the lesson on Pioneers from Wales and Scotland. She told the story of the stalwart John Lewis. Refreshments were served by Della Miller, Minnie West, and Margaret Marvin to 19 members. Wof-find- SENIOR CITIZENS : Camp Nebo, Daughter of Utah Pioneers, met March 12, at the Payson First-Fift- h Ward church, with Hazel Zeeman, second vice captain, in charge. Prayer was by Nellie Haskell. Hazel Gasser led the pledge of allegiance and singing was directed Matilda Haskell with Grace Fielding at the piano. - , - D.U.P. NOTES- ' The largest building in the world is no longer the Pentagon in Washington, 'but rather a new one at Cape Kennedy, Fla. It is being used in the space program. It contains cubic feet of space. The Pentagon has cubic feet. |