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Show LEADER. Tremonton, Utah Thursday. May 31, 195B THE it y i i j Social Events and Sim HENDERSON Alfred Clem and Verna Ann Homer Henderson of Logan are happy over the safe arrival of a boy, their first son, May 23. They have one little girl. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Homer, Tremonton are the maternal grandparents. I v Club News I fy VoH CIS POTTER Don and Ann Benson Potter of Fielding are happy over the arrival of a baby girl May 21, at Logan. She is the first child for the couple, and the first grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. Herman Potter of Fielding. Mr. J) and Mrs. Karl Benson of Logan are the other grandparents. SMITH MISS ROSE MARY ALPIZAR of Alajuela, Costa Rica, who will marry Bud Grover of East Garland in the Logan Temple MISS KAREN JOHNSON daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton L. Johnson whose engagement to Robert A. Smoot of Corinne is announced. of Miss The engagement Karen Johnson, popular miss, is made known by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Johnson. She will marry Mr. Robert A. Smoot, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Smoot of Corinne in a July temple ceremony. is a graduate The bride-eleof Bear River high school, and has attended Utah State Agri . Tre-mont- ct ' '. ct pizar. Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Grover of Palmer, Alaska, formerly of East Garland, are parents of Eud. June 15 has been circled by the young couple for the nuptials which will take place in the Logan Temple. Miss Alpizar has been employed at The American Drug Store in Alajuela. She is a registered pharmacist." Bud is a graduate of Bear River high school, and attended the U.S.A.C. before leaving for and L.D.S. Mission to Central America. - m "MA--- '' MR. and MRS. DeVERE HAWKES The new Mrs. Hawkes was formerly Miss Caryl Ruth Baddley of Brigham City UNITED IN EARLY -v- ENTERTAIN AT BRIDAL SHOWER MAY WEDDING -4 Ml:, i M Miss Caryl Ruth Baddley be came the bride of Mr. DeVere Hawkes in a home wedding on May 9. Bishop Ariel Sorensen performed the ceremony. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Baddley of Brigham City. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hawkes of Howell are the groom's parents. A reception honored the couple in the Willard Ward chapel. The bridal couple stood before a flower trimmed archway to greet their friends. New Mrs. Hawkes was lovely in a ballerina length gown of white bridal satin, with an over-skiof scalloped lace. The neck was trimmed with a stand-ucollar and the sleeves were scalloped to match the skirt. Her veil of illusion was lace trimmed and fell gracefully from a tiny crown. She carried a bouquet of red roses and pink and white gardenias with pink streamers. rt p three-quart- 1, MISS tfaLOY KIDMAN of Beaver Dam who will become the bride of DeLoy Christensen in late June Wedding ENGAGEMENT OF VALOY KIOMAS ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Kidman of Eeaver Dam announce the engagement and forthcoming y marriage of their daughter, to Mr. DeLoy Christensen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Christensen t)f Bothwell. The wedding date has been set for June 29. Both young people are graduates of Bear River high school. Va-Lo- MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED In impressive Temple rites performed May 25th by President George Raymond of the Logan Temple, Miss LaRae Kendall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Kendall of Preston, Ida., became the bride of Dale Coombs, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Coombs of Fielding at a double ring ceremony. Present at the ceremony were Mr. and Mrs. John Coombs and daughter, Faye, Mr. and Mrs. Quinton Hess, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Burton, Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Burton, Bishop and Mrs. Rosel Zundel, Mr. and Mrs. Noble Petersen, Mr, and Mrs. Earl Holt, Mr. and Mrs. Lamont Hiciiards, Elmer Richards, Ross Wood, El ma Petersen and Kate Hfss of Fielding; Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Harris of Ogden, Mrs William Kendall, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Sharp. Mr. and Mrs. Myrl Klippcrt. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hunt, Mrs. Louis Bowers, Mrs. Elmer Johnson of Preston, Ida.; Mrs. Lavern Quigley of Pocatel-lo- . Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Millard of Logan, Mrs. Jerry Eden of Salt Lake City, Mrs. Lamar Griffith of Clarkston, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harper of East Garland and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Viebell of Heber. Immediately following the ceremony the couple left for a short honeymoon in Southern Utah. The bride chose for her going away outfit a navy dress with white and navy accessories. Upon their"return they will be at home to their friends at fielding. er Margaret Jeppesen, sister of the groom was matron of honor, and bridesmaids were Connie Jensen, Willis Robbins, and Pat Checketts. Christie Cay Baddley was maid of honor. They wore pastel colored formals and carried tiny parapols of pink carnations in contrasting colors. Kenneth Sessions performed the duties of best man for the groom. Van Hawkes was usher. Jean Stander, sister of the groom presided at the guest register. Those in charge of the gifts were LaRae Sessions and Clotiel Jones, and the refreshments were handled by Loretta Ward, Ruth Bisel." Kay Larkin, and Myrna Behunin. The newlyweds will make a honeymoon trip of their journey to Mississippi, where Mr. Hawkes is stationed with the Air ' Force. A dance and reception will The bride is a graduate of be given in their honor at the Box Elder high school this year. Fielding Ward Recreation Hall Mr. Hawkes graduated from on Monday, June 4th to which Bear River high school in 1954. all friends and relatives are cordially invited. A Trousseau Tea was given by the bride's mother at her home on the eve of their wedding at Preston, Ida., where a large group of friends and relatives of the bride called. Those attending from here were Mrs. Miss Florene Anger and Miss Louise Petersen of Fielding entertained at a Bridal Shower at the Anger home Friday evening in compliment to Miss Mae Mason. Out of town guests included Mrs. Colleen Jackman of Mrs. Helen Thomas of Soda Springs, Mrs. C. L. Hansen, Mrs. Gloria Jensen and Mrs. Colleen Bradford of Brigham. The evening was spent in making a "Brides book". Lovely refreshments were served by the hostesses to eighteen guests. Mid-val- e, PLAN JULY WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hendrick-so- n of Twin Falls, Ida., an- n. Three local members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary were in St. George three days last we ek to attend the National Encampment. MRS. FREDERICKSEN ILL Margaret Bronson was a deleMrs. Axel Fredericksen, state gate, Mrs. Pearl Winn is vice director for the Women's speech president of District One and Christian Temperance Union has Mrs. Pearl Bowen was Conductbeen ill and unable to hold her ress. The national president, Beth regular radio broadcast. She Kveton was present at the en- hopes to be able to resume the June 10. campment which was conducted regular programs by by Glida Paxton, president, Mrs. Caroline Beck of Long Spanish Fork. ' New officers named are Mi- Beach, Calif., arrived in Treriam Kidd, Ogden, pres.; Elsa monton Tuesday to spend a few Decker, Salt Lake City, senior weeks with her daughter, Mrs. vice pres.; Helma Dowling, Dwayne Crompton and family. Provo, vice pres.; Pearl Bowen, Tremonton, chaplain; Deon Carter, Salt Lake City, conductress; Mary Scotherm Brigham City, guard. Floyd and Neone Anderson Stenquist are the proud parents of a baby girl born May 26. She is their first child. Mr. and Mrs. Leander Stenquist are the local grandparents. BUTLER Raymond C. Butler and his wife Edna Allred Butler of Brigham City announce the birth of a baby girl May 26. She is their third girl. MACDONALD Evan L. and Rae Morrell newcomers in Tremonton have twin babies, a boy and a girl born May 27. They have Mac-Donal- KUNZLER Chester R. and Bernice Lar-se- n Kunzler of Park Valley are rejoicing over the arrival of a baby girl May 28. She is their only child. SELMAN Dean and Janet Woodruff Selman of Tremonton are the proud parents of a son, born May 30. He is their first child. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Woodruff and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Selman. GIBSON Lloyd and Violet May Barker Gibson of Promontory are the parents of a baby boy born May 26. TWO GRANDCHILDREN Mrs. Marguerite Richardson is happy to announce the arrival of two new grandchildren, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Hansen of Bear River City have a baby girl born May 16. The Hansena have three little boys to help welcome the new sister. The Wayne Kimbers of Logan who have one little girl were blessed with a baby boy May 10. The mothers are daughters of Mrs. Richardson. Gephart Stores Co. Fielding Slates BUY FOR CASH and PAY LESS . . Specials. THIS WEEK ONLY Annual :Fun Day' d, two other boys and one girl. ' r nounce the engagement and forthcoming marrigae of their daughter, Virginia Ann to Mr. John T. Hansen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alma G. Hansen of East Tremonton. A July wedding at Twin Falls is planned. The bride to be is a senior at Fieldings Annual "Fun Day" Twin Falls High School. will be held Saturday, June 2nd according to an announcement Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Green by Quinton Hess of the Ward spent Saturday and Sunday in Bishopric. The day will comSalt Lake City visiting relatives. mence with a Parade at 11 They helped to celebrate the o'clock and continue at the birthday of Mrs. Green's broth- School Grounds with sports for er, Elwin Ellis while there. children, calf riding, horse pulling, rodeo and ball games Mrs. J. C. Casey left Sunday throughout the afternoon. In the morning by plane for her home evening there will be boxing in Venezuela, after spending a events and a mock fashion show. month helping to care for her Everyone in the ward and surfather, Olaf J. Johansen. rounding communities are invited to come and enjoy the activities. Refreshments day's LYNN CLAKK HONORED stands will provide tasty meals IN BIRTHDAY for all attending. Fifty relatives of Lynn Clark met Sunday at his home for a surprise party honoring his 1st birthday anniversary. Each family brought a basket lunch and they were all spread Donald Peterson, 24, of Fieldon a long table on the lawn. ing, has been promoted to the Those present were Mr. and rank of First Lieutenant. Mrs. Jay Simper and son, Mrs. Lt. Peterson, a Battery ComRosella Simper and Grant Sim- mander, assigned to Headper, all of Logan Marvin quarters Battery, 96th Field and family, Mr. and Mrs. Artillery Battalion, Army ForcFarrell Olsen, Brigham City; es Far East, Eighth United States the Milton Bywaters, Bear River Army, entered the Army NovCity; Glen Simper, Salt Lake ember 5, 1954. Before entering the service, he City; Don Nelsons, Curtis and Mrs. Julia Clark, Lynn; was football coach at Bear RivMilton S. Bywater, East Gar- er high school. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. land; and members of the Immediate family, Mr. and Mrs. Noble R. Peterson, who reside Farrel Freeze, Mrs. Nelda New- in Fielding, Utah. man and children, Myrna and His wife, Mrs. Eleanor B. Lonnel Clark. Peterson, lives In Tremonton. HI i Promoted to Lieutenant By-wat- er Nel-po- John Coombs and daughters Delia and Faye. Of special interest is the fact that Dale, who is a twin, married a twin, and that Dale's twin, Delia, also married a twin. Alvin Harris of Ogden. - Attend VFW Encampment 5 x Joel K. Nelson, formerly of Tremonton, has accepted a position as research engineer with Boeing Aircraft Co., in Seattle, Wash., effective upon his graduation from the University of Utah next month. Mr. Nelson's job acceptance was announced by Herald L. Carlston, director of placement at the university. He will do research in Boeing's physical research section at Seattle. . A son of Mrs. Leola C- Nelson, Salt Lake City, and farmerly of Tremonton, Mr. Nelson plans to receive his B. S. Degree in electrical engineering next month. ,His wife is the former Maur-in- e Packer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil O. Packer, Collin-stoThey have two children, Jeffery Allen, 17 months, and David Lynn, 2 months. At the university Mr. Nelson is a member of the Institute of Radio Engineers. He is a 1948 graduate of Bear River High School. is the forthcoming marriage of Miss Rose Mary Alpizar of Alajuela, Costa Rica, and Bud is a Grover. The bride-eledaughter of Mrs. Adelina Al- she was affilated with Kappa Delta Sorority. She has worked as registrar at Bear River high school and in other business work in Tremonton. Mr. Smoot has also attended the Logan College and the B.Y. U. He filled a mission in Hawaii for the L.D.S. Church and spent two years in military service, part of which was served in Korea. He is now engaged in farming and the dairy business in Corinne. STENQUIST Joel Nelson will Work for Boeing PLAN JUNE TEMPLE WEDDING Of interest to the local people cultural College and Brigham Young University. At the A.C. KAREN JOHNSON WILL RECITE VOWS IN JULY WEDDING Albert L. and Veda Mae Petersen Smith of Penrose have a new baby girl born May 25. The new baby has a sister and five brothers. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Engvar Petersen and M. L. Smith. ns SHOP GEPIIARTS DAILY FOR BETTER BUYS |
