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Show The Tooele Transcript B1KTIUMY IT'S I r. STOCKTON WARD J Packard Bell the World's Finest PORTABLE HOUSE RADIOS Special Price Limited Time only Gaffers and Sattler Utility Air Coolers Highly efficient Coolers E(H)95 57 com size Rugs Top Quality for wear and beauty 195 - Oriental look and Colonial Tweeds Guaranteed Spring filled MATTRESSES 10 a.m. Tuesday, July 14, 10 a.m. Work and business Crafts, quilting, hand sewing. Binding R. S. magazines. Leader Evelyn Haines Lunch. Baby sitter THIRD WARD Tuesday, July 14, 10 a.m. Work and business Lunch. Sewing Good attendance asked. u VISITORS FROM MICHIGAN Mr. and Mrs. Robert McMillian and daughter, Debra Kaye, Hastings, Michigan, have been visiting with Mrs. Charlotte Reynolds and daughters, Marva, Sharlene of and Kaye, Stockton, mother two for Mrs. about McMillian, DINNER PARTY weeks. They have also visited a Mr. and Mrs. Arch Buckingham. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Reybrother, Pittsburg, Calif., who have been nolds and family, Stockton, and honored were relatives, visiting h sisters, Mr. and Mrs. Chuggy and family, Grantsville, Mr, and Mrs. Reid Caldwell and family, St. John. They plan to leave Friday for their home. 111 North Broadway Tooele, Utah Phone 6 911 14, WARD EIGHTH HERE FROM OVERSEAS Mrs. Alta Davis, Magan, received word Monday, that her son, Ira Jensen, had arrived in New he York from overseas, where spent 18 months in Germany. He called from New York. He will be discharged from the U.S. Army and will arrive home next & GROUND FOIlt SALE and Mrs. Steve Montoya Ry-dalc- 95 Tuesday, July Work and businsss Quilting, whimsey hats Pot luck lunch. Baby sitter. HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Kathleen Pannunzio, three year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Pannun' zio, who celebrated the event on Wednesday July 8. celebration of the event. Pictures of the day were taken. FURNITURE MART a.m. 10 14, Tuesday, July Work and business Quilting. All urged to help. Lunch. Baby sitter. ON LEAVE Gary B. Weight, Santa Anna, arrived home Friday California, on leave from the U.S. Marine Corps. He will return to his base after twenty days. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Weight. people Groceries, Meat, Produce, Ice Cream, Soda Water, Dry Goods, Hardware and etc . . in Stockton FIRST WARD HERE FROM R EXBURG Miss Reva Smith, Rexburg, Ida arrived last Friday and is spending a week or ten days visiting with her fiance, Revell George, at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ormond George. MORE AND MORE . . . Johnson's Store sitter. who with his Paul Buckingham, wife, was in Pittsburg, Calif., has his picture on the front page o; the Hotrod Magazine, for having He built a custom made car. has a movie offer to appear in a at teenage picture being made Concord, Clayton Valley, Calif. TRUE.... ure buying at Johnson's Grocery Store in Stockton because they get Real Bargains on brand name goods. Fourth Ward Relief Society work day. July 14. There will be quilting, making of tote bags, binding magazine. Lunch will be served at noon. There will be a baby guests at a dinner, Monday even ing. at the home of a brother, Mr. and Mrs. Don Kirk. Their mother, Mrs. Fred Kirk, was also present. They plan to return to their home this Friday and plan to travel through Ely, McGill and Carson City, Nevada cnroute. Their son PARTY Miss Kathleen Pannunzio, daugh-teof Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Pannun zio, was ftuest of honor at a party to highlight her third birthday on Wednesday, July 8. Horns and hats were furnished the children and they played together. After were wards light refreshments served to f'cm and they watched, , Kathleen open her many lovely gifts. Little guests present were: Claudia Paget, Billy and Deane 'I Gochis, Bobby and Hank Pannun S zio, Deane Pannunzio, Greg Por-i- l and ter, Pat Gallegon, Michael Carmen Romano and sister Jo lene. That evening Mrs. Violet Porter and Kathleen's cousins en joyed a family get together ini RELIEF SOCIETY 10, 1959 Friday, July They are making their home in Wedding Bells Ring For Local Tooele. ANDERSON REUNION Miss Barbara Lyn Adams Barbara Adams Sets Aug, 28 For Wedding Day Settlement Canyon f Mr. Mrs. ed a west. and Mrs. Joseph Judd and Charles Christensen, enjoydelightful tour of the northThey traveled up through Idaho to Yellowstone National Park, and Montana, to Calgary Canada, and Lake Louise, Gla-siNational Park, the Ice fields. returned thru Washington, They Oregon, to San Fraicisco, down to Los Angeles, California, and stopped at Las Vegas, Nevada, home. They visited many points of interest along the way and were gone eleven interest filled days. James E. Charlesworth of family gathered at the home Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Anderson in June 27, marked the wedding a reunion, on Saturday, July 4 Of interest to their wide circle day for Miss Jennie Lucero, when They saw the parade, enjoyed a of friends comes news of the enshe became the bride of Steve pot luck dinner, togethvisiting and approaching marMontoya, in nuptials performed in er and playing together, followed gagement of Miss Barbara Lynn riage Catholic by a St. Marguerites the patio supper. The teenagers Adams and Bill M. Campbell. church. in the family group enjoyed week. of Making the announcement The bride is a daughter of Mr. campout, that night, on the back the event are parents of nuptial and Mrs. Arturo Lucero and the lawn, and they left Sunday even- the bride WEEKEND GUESTS elect, Mr. and Mrs. groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. ing for their homes. Present were: Norval Adams of this city. Mr. and Mrs. William Fowler Carlos B. Mr. Mrs. E. and James of this Charles all Montoya Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Tucker are and daughter Lexic, Mr. and Mrs. worth, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Swancity. of Mr. Campbell also of parents Kenneth Idaho Fails, Proctor, and Tooele. The charming young bride walk- son, Mrs. Eloise Sanderson Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Miss Charand Diane son, Terrill, Justesen and son Gerald, Chester, ed down the isle in her wedding lesworth, all of Kanosh, Utah; Mr. The young couple have encircled of lace over satin, styled 28 for the wedding day. Utah, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Holm gown and Mrs. Luke S. Johnson and August The ceremony will take place in and children, Cindy and Barry, with scalloped neckline and long and her Sharon friend daughters, were weekend sleeves tapering to a point over Deanna, from Idaho; Berdene and the Fourth Eleventh ward church Eureka, Utah, the wrists. The bouffant skirt was of and Mr. Mrs. Max guests Ray Frank and will be followed with a reLonna, Mr. and Mrs. field and family, Stockton, and floor length and featured pleated Phillips and sons, Steven, Kevin, ception. Both are graduates of Tooele Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Maxfield, of nylon with a lace over skirt. Her Dennis and Michael, Mr. and Mrs. with school. Miss Adams rttend-e- d Clover. They returned home Sun- veil of illusion was edged High and Jana children, Ralph Ashby, deep lace and was caught to a Utah State University and $ day. Sue and Layton, Mr. tiara of pearls and rhinestones. Lee, Kathy L.D.S. Business she where BELL FAMILY REUNION College and Mrs. Ward Adams, and chila course on I.B.M. a Her bouquet was of pink and The Fred Bell family held completed and Rhea, dren, Loren, Jay Lynn white. family reunion on Friday, July 3 Mr. and Mrs. Vernon L. Ander- She is now employed in Salt Lake Miss Nancy Lucero, gowned in son and at Lagoon, the first time all were daughters, Terri Rae and City. Mr. Campbell attended Weber together in eight years. The gath- pink, was bridesmaid and Jennie Cindy Via, Salt Lake City, Utah. of Santisteven, maid of honor wore College for one year and expects ering was also in celebration to continue his schooling at the the 34th wedding anniversary of orchid. Lee Lucero performed duties of HERE FOR FUNERAL Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bell. They enUniversity of Utah next fall. joyed dinner, visiting and rides on best man. Little Anthony Aragon Here to be with their sister, Mrs. .. foufTyears old the concessions. Present were: was ring bearer and flower girls Mae Porter, for the funeral of Miss Peggy Heagen, celebrated were in Martha white and pink, Gilbert and Joyce Searle and chilher husband, were the following her fourth birthday on Monday, 6 dren, Eileen, Kathleen, Freddy, Montoya and Tessie Aragon. A brothers and sisters: Mr. and July, at the Fred Bell home. Ushers and other members of Mrs. Frank Hansen of San Lor- delicious dinner, birthday cake Sherie and Paul, Delta: Dwight and Lorraine Haskell and children the wedding party were Junior enzo, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. War- and gifts marked the event. HelpChristine, Pauline, Bryan and Medina, Geraldine Baca, Lee Roy ren Monson, Canoga Park, Calif.; ing in the celebration were parMerino, Billy Mr. and Mrs. Burton Hansen, Salt ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Heagin, Geraldine, Torrance, Calif, Jack Lopez, Betty Mike Lake and Carol Heagin and children, Graham, Beatrice Medina, City; Mr. and Mrs. Dan brother Mike, grandparents Mr. Eva Santisteven, Eddie Hansen, Bountiful; and Mr. and and Mrs. Fred Bell, and aunts. Peggy and Mike, Tucson, Arizona; Marino, Irene Montoya, Ernest Mrs. Albert Rice, Glens Ferry. Loya and Barbara Bell. and Misses Loya and Barbara Bell. Uliberi, A family dinner was held on June Martinez and Pauline Garcia. 30 the anniversary date, and gifts For her daughters wedding the were presented to Mr. and Mrs. bride's mother wore mint green Bell by their children. The Searle lace over satin, and the bride family left Lagoon for a trip thru grooms mother wore an identical Yellowstone National Park for a gown in pink. the weeks vacation and they stopped Following the marriage, reat the Bell home on their return newlyweds were feted at a then proceeded home to Delta. ception held at 321 Maple street. The Young Couple Richest Soil in All Tooele 2 alley 112 feet frontage tiby 528 feet deep. ?ten shares of Water in i Priced Kidit At $2,500.00 Will Construct Beautiful Home to Suit Atkin Realty & Construction 324 South Main St. Phone 1335 rHV kir "ir i-- T- . MICHAEL'S JEWELRY! Headquarters for Artcarved Diamonds WATCHES: Longenes, Wittnaur, Bulova, Elgin, Hamilton and Wjler. 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