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Show THE Pap TIMES, April LEADER-GARLAN- 22, 1971 The LEADER Karen Starr To Wee Va Gfabs " W: - 5 v'v?m' Mr. and Mrs. Carl Starr of Plymouth announce the engagement and forthcoming wedding of their daughter, Karen Sue, to Val Dee Gibbs, son of Mr. and Mrs. William L. Gibbs of Portage. The couple will exchange rings and wedding vows in the Logan LDS Temple May m 7. They will be honored at a reception that evening from 0 p.m. in the Belmont Ward Cultural Hall. A program will be presented at 9:30 p.m. The bride will be attended by Sandra Chudy, a sister, as matron of honor, and maids bride's Loretta Chudy, Debbie Miller, Anita Richins and Laurie Starr. Jennifer Chudy and Sherri Starr will be flower girls. The bridewill wear a dotted Swiss gown with d empire waist h train yoke, trimmed in lace. She will carry a bouquet of miniature yellow roses, baby breath and starettes. will be Her attendents dressed in gowns of yellow and blue and will carry bouquets of yellow daisies. The bride was honored at two showers hosted by Mrs. Bonnie button-trimme- full-lengt- TBI Starr and Mrs. Sharon Green and Mrs. Lezlie t Gibbs, all of Tremonton. The groom's best man will , I be Brad Gibbs, a nephew. Ushers are Sid Gibbs, Brian Gibbs, and Billy Gibbs, all brothers. After a brief honeymoon, the couple will live in Portage. The bride-to-b- e is a graduate of Bear River high school and four year' LDS LDS Seminary.. In high school she was Home-makeactive in Future of America, was editor on the Searchlight staff, member of the Phi Gamma and was selected to the National Honor Society. She attended Utah State University and is currently employed as executive secretary at Boyce Steel Buildings in Tremonton where she has worked for the past year. The groom-to-b- e is also a graduate of Bear River high school and the Garland seminary. In high school, he lettered in football and wrestling. He was a member of the Future Farmers of America. He currently operates his father's farm in the Portage - Mr. Mitton, Temple. Miss Mitton is a graduate 7-- and Margaret Plum GRADUATION GIFT SPECIALS ... out ol carpats and doaa tha job LDS Church. He is locallj employed. After the marriage tht couple will reside in Elwood ' ... 4 The love chest. It 's the most personal, cherished piece of furniture she 'II ever own. A gift steeped in centuries of romance and legend, a radition that grows in its charm every year. Can you think of a more imaginative way to say "I love you?" ily- - ! - v i Announced She had 11 children four of whom died as infants. Her surviving children are: James G. Williams, Beaver; Melba Mills, Florence Hall, River Heights; Leslie Williams, Corinne; Floyd Williams, Bountiful; Hugh Williams, Bountiful; and Clifton Williams, Green River, Wyo. ; Leona Williams . . . 80th birthday BEAUTY SALON Grand Opening APRIL 4&1 ,rr 22 JHRUMAY6 (B) a HEALTH SPA 4371 Mahogany veneers. Jacguard Gros Point fabric. Also available; Mapleorpine. 49 x 18-- H 20-3- 8 257-500- 2 COME IN AND REGISTER , ! FOR OUR GRAND OPENING DRAWING commonly used to describe trie hoi water eitraclion procest ot carpet cleaning. 3 4359. Walnut H 17-1- 4 16 - 42 1 Earlir American, Maple 42 4360. Tulip-woo- x 16 H 1 I urns Hint laasia MMN Si 7774f Mediterranean, veneers 42 x M361. Oak 16 - H 17-1- BROS MINUTE PERM REG I eiiir ti tiMf and Mrs. M. Rex of Garland, annonce the engagement of their daughter, DeAnn, to James Edward Clark. The couple has set June 5 as the wedding date. Miss Jensen was graduated from Bear River high school and Utah state University of Logan, and is presently teaching school in Pocatello, Idaho. Mr. Clark was formerly of Houston, Texas, and is presently employed at Simplot Co. in Pocatello, Idaho,, Mr. Jensen Cor-inn- e; I veneers Also available, 21 KST Wedding Plan "Sttam" ii a generic term V and Rue Rasmussen r LOCATED AT THE RIVIERA veneers ma cuaaaa n- mton ' Lane9 Contemporary, i Mar"yn Tremonton with her sister. She is the last of 10 children of the Henry James and Mary Darney Newman fam-- , profassional claanari charaa uo to a hundrad dollars lor. .iT atM - I 4f (tokitUOUFSBlfprim) OUR RINSENVAC th ntw compact carpit clianing machini that lifts dirt, grima and rasiduas LDS Seminary gradu-uate- . He fulfilled a two yeai mission to Taiwan for the vear Mr. and Mrs. Ada Hickman I 3TEAM CLEAN your own carpets RENT The prospective bridegroom is a graduate of Bear River high school and a four Mrs. Williams helped support herself by caring for the sick and elderly. She has been an active worker in the LDS church. She also has 32 grandHer hobbies have included . children and 36 great grandchildren. quilt making, tatting and All friends and relatives of temple work. Mrs. Williams has lived in her and the family are invited to attend. No gifts Howell, Bothwell and Wellsville and spent eight years in please. of ' JCpJ 1948. i Sandy. The couple also have 12 grandchildren and one great grandchild. They were married May 4, 1926 in the Salt Lake LDS temple. Mr. Hickman was born and reared in Snowville - where his father farmed. The family moved to Ogden after his father sold the farm and Mr. Hickman attended high school there. It was in high school where he and Mrs. Hickman, formerly a Wright, met. Both attended one year of college then Mr. Hickman left to fulfill a mission to England for the LDS church. On his return, he and his wife were wed. He was employed by Safeway and was eventually transferred to Tremonton where he managed the local store. Mr. Hickman eventually gave up the grocery business and returned to the Snowville area to farm. Both Mr. and Mrs. Hickman have been active in church work. Mr. Hickman was Bishop of the Curlew Ward for 13 years and held positions in the Curlew Stake presidency. He also served as ward clerk. Mrs. Hickman has served on the Bear River Stake graduate. Fete 80th Birthday 2-- Relief Society board and in her ward Relief Society presidency. She was also an MIA president and has served as chorister in various organizations. She was also a teacher in the Relief Society. Mr. Hickman has also been active in the community. He served as Snowville town president for two terms o and worked on the, county board for the DivJf wejfae ision of family Services tdi many years. of Box Elder high school and a four year LDS Seminary Mrs. Leona Williams The children of Leona Newman Williams will honor their mother at an open house Sunday, April 25, on her 80th birthday from 4 p.m. at the Wellsville Civic Center, 19 South 1 East Wellsville. Mrs. Williams married C. LeVon Williams on June 15, 1915 in the Logan LDS temple. He died in July of Open House To Fete Hickmans house Saturday, May 1, from 9 p.m. at the Curlew Ward Cultural Hall in Snowville. Music for dancing will be provided from 8:30-1- 1 p.m.-Ngiftjjjxe requested. ivir. ana Mrs. tiicKman are the parents of three children: Mrs. Joan Heyder of Snowville; Major Warren Hickman, Redlands, Calif.; W. The couple will be married April 23 in the Logan LDS ' anniversary. Friends and relatives are invited to attend the open and Mrs. Dee of Brigham City, announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Marilyn to Rue Y. Rasmussen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Rasmus-sen- , of Elwood. area. Karen Starr and Val Gibbs Rite Planned For April Wedding rs To The children of Mr. and Mrs. Dan and Ada Hickman of Snowville will host an open house in honor of their parent's golden wedding G&SIL&MS) "iUMSS i $ 18.50 NOW $15.00 WITH COUPON 3-0- (, 0 'r |
