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Show I Baptism will be held June 3, p.m. Sunday School, 11 a.m., p.m. except on Fast Sunday. ning free as requested by the Fast and Testimony rather than 1Q:45 ijn. Sacra- That meeting will be held at 2 Presiding Bishopric for our meeting will be Sunday, June ment meeting, continues at 7 p.m., leaving that Sunday eve Family Home Night. 11:45 mm. Ann Widdison Weds hooper hews ' 5 p.m. A lovely May bride is Ann Widdison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.' Howard Widdison of Hooper, who exchanged nuptil vows with Dale F. Christopherson in an LDS Temple wedding at Logan, Utah. President George t Twu. Raymond officiated in the duble-rinat relatives Ahe visited .y ceremony, , your and Rigby then went u; c fls The Is the son of Mr. groom Reservoir. The ing. palisades and Mrs. George FF Christop-herSoof Star Val L,e home by way of Ogden. one night ffyo., and spent For the "wedding and the regontpelier, Idaho. ception held at the Hooper 2nd a group Hostess at a party for Ward, the bride wore a gown of friends was Kay Robin mira mist aleu-coIk was held at her In a o. The party lace, styled with a fitted an evening of bodice, dish itf where long tpermg sleeves and enjoyed, followed bouffant skirt. motor trip into Idaho was Xed last week by Mr. and Albert Anderson. They accompanied by Mr. and cup John Moline of Ogden. N 4, Release dSunday as superin tendent of the YMMIA was Frank MBaR70 g . t n in any way. Baptism will be held Satur7:30 the at June day, 3, p.m. Baptismal will. bq held SaturLake View Stake House. . day, June 3, 7 p.m. quet of baby pink roses and white carnitions. The maid of honor. Miss Peggy Pulsipher, the attendants, Miss Judy Vaughn, and Miss Jelean Vanghn and the tiny flower girl, Connie Widdison. wore frocks of blue lilac crysta-lin- e and carried nosegays of white carnations held in blue net with silver leaves. Acting as best man was Richard Beaus. Ushers were Carl Cook and Neil Pitts. Following a honeymoon trip to southern Utah, the younug couple will make their home at 181 40th St in Ogden. Pre nuptial given by Miss Pulsipher, Mrs. Gary Cheney and Mrs. Barrett Haws. mix-unti- Sunday School organize FFirst Ward , it of the Hooper Fred reorganized. recently v as su-- p A .cn Sr. was sustained intendcnt, with LaMar Christa and Dick Lewis as his Bessie 'Widdison jiselors. June aid Lucile King wer eretained He r va- - secretaries, She lhe outgoing superintendent a Reed Naisbitt who was as-- s Phi i sted and by Theron Richins City from r at I. He team each, June 10:30 &Jn., TICKETS SCRIP) lc SAL! LAGOON and Lily Arave, ac- Riverdale Miss Weds by Nels, Jane and to Shel ! flba Arave went up Miss Kay Vance, daughter ot to attend Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Vance of r, Idaho, last week of Mrs. Araves Riverdale, became the bride of t t funeral tj.ther. Dennis Neuteboom, May 12 in a double ring ceremony at the Elnora Hooper Is at home home of the brides parents , er having spent some time Grant Gibby of the RivBishop the Dee Hospital. e erdale Ward officiated in the ceremony. Gladys Frew held an The groom is the son of Earl quilting bee at her home H. Neuteboom of Salt Lake City. st Thursday. Eva Craythorne, ae Moore, Jennie Jackman, The new Mrs. Neuteboom is a Cox, Beth Hull, Nettie graduate of Weber High School 5 Tuth, Sigrid Anderson, - Orb and Weber College and has been attending the University unot and Charlene Frew- came of Utah. help her quilt. Mr. Neuteboom graduated Surprised by a group of hi. f lends on his birthday, was from West High Scnool in Salt int Thurgood. The pa'ty Lake City. They will make their a held at his home with the home in Salt Lake City. slowing guests: Linda Fowls, Marsha Paice, Ann renin; Ranae Jones, Karen Flin-erColleen Flinders, Lean owers, Glenda Thurgood, Marie Thurgood, Lyle Taylor, Kui'j iwers, Scott Peterson, Jqe Mc-'oDennis B?lnaPr Eaijt Hei, rt, Dennis Fhnders, Lyle hnston, Ron Widdison and I One ticket with each $ 1 .00 purchase Tickets good for any Ride, Any Time or Fun House, Crazy House at Lagoon d ..1 ce SWIFT'S ICE CREAM. BUY 1 PINT 30c Patio Set . lc GET SECOND FOR JUST Adults of the ward are invited to come out to the combined Third-EightWard Reunion at 7p.m., June 1. Dinner will be served and a nice program has been arranged. ROY TENTH WARD A Temple excursion will be held June 1. Cars will leave the Church at 5:30 p.m. Baptism will be held June 3, 7.30 p.mn at the Ro Stakehouse. Fast and Testimony meeting will be held Sunday, June 4, 2 p.m. The Ward Choir is now organizing. Anyone wishing to join is urged to do so. Carol Terry has been sustainned as chorister with Erma Slater organist; Myrla Rundquist, choir president, and Nellie Robinson, Regular $10.99 tOW PRICE OUR 7.77 31c 2 Full Pints Only secretary. A time change will go into effect June 1. MIA will begin at 7:45 p.m., rather than at 7:15 , Now at , 8. 1 KIDDIES h Good for Any Ride, Any Time Eugene companied Los 1 CARNIVAL OF VALUES WARD g ijovard Cox. luate roy Firm v. . pj. , Her veil of birdes illusion was held by a dainty cap of lace. She carried a bou- guests included Sandra Jderson, Katie Rogers, Cheryl rown Nancy Tayo.lr Carla H jon, Klea Hansen, Margie L Da 7 jrgood, David Dominges, Ron Clair Cox, Chambers, l Glen Anderson, , Atkinson, Gordon Arave, Polette, oody over Ernie Jones, Don iV1(j Kite, r 45 h esenger and Robert Beus. IN ROY retary. - . " - I Her JOP QUALITY AND VALUE SINCE 1878 Baptism will be held June 3, 5:15 pm. Fast and Testimony Fast and estimony meeting and Fast Testimony meeting will fce held Sunday, June 4, will be Sunday, June 4, 12:30 meeting wiwll be held Sunday, June 4, 12.45 11:45 a.m. p.m. ROY SIXTH WARD Remember the Temple excurROY THIRD WARD The' Explorer Scouts enjoyed A combined ward dinner sion, 'June 1, ride Saturday. They with the Eighth Ward will be an airplane ROY SECOND WARD wwere by the bishaccompanied memheld June 1, 7 p.m. All their and Jones, Davayne opric Primary was not held last bers of both wards are invited leader. Wednesday, May 31. It will be to come out. held on Wednesday, June 7, be Baptism will be held SaturSpeakers at Sacrament meetJune 3, 8:30 p.m. ginning at 10 a.m. day, will 7 June 4, p.m., ing Sunday, and Testimony meet-inFFast PasThe Primary candy sale held be Nick Howell, Clinton be held Sunday, June will last week was very successful sey and Floyd Sucher. 11:30 a.m. 4, ROY FOURTH WARD The Primary officers would like ROY EIGHTH WARD Fast and Testimony meeting will be 11:30 a.m., June 4. CONOCO ptimaryy ywill commence at n Jieshments. tohse who contributed to thank ROT FIRST WARD Little. He has been called to work on the Stake Aaronic Priesthood Committee. Sustained to fill the position Is Carl Pmgree, with Robert Ziegler and George Parker as counselors, and Richard Derry, sec- Pool Special - 3 Water Toys Repair Kit O $9.95 Value Only BAR lb. 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