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Show THE LEADER, Tremonion. Utab Thursday. August rmmmmi'. 15, 1957 ,w,.'.w. mi planned in honor of the ladies, visit here. Waldrons Entertain Guests at Lake ...p"n 'ti'i'winKiiiwimnwi'" Mrs. D. R. Waldron drove to Salt Lake City, Wednesday morning to meet Mrs. Lois Christen-sen- , San Francisco, Calif., and Hazel Innes Barnes, Las Vegas, Nev. They will be spending the week at the Waldron cottage at Fish Haven at Bear Lake. Several parties are being ii I " W - (PK ' DINNER IN CANYON Mr. and Mrs. Reed Giles, Gary and Gayla enjoyed dinner Sunday in Logan canyon with Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Gilbert and their family from Preston, Ida., Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Giles and Wendy, Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Nish and family, Plymouth, and Miss Kathleen Norris. z - ' I 'A - X w&Q3-'P?W- t Janet Shaw Bride Df Dennis Riser n Home Rites I Miss Janet Shaw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Shaw be- came the bride of Dennis Riser in a home ceremony July 8. Bishop Marion Sorenson performed the ceremony that united the couple in matrimony, at the home of the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. 'Martin Riser in East Garland. The newlyweds have both attended Bear River High School. Mr. Riser has spent three years in military service. They are making their home in East Garland. ; ; American Food Staff Has Party Members of the American Food Store had their annual summer outing at the Gus Fors-ber- g cabin in Logan canyon, Monday evening. Present for the outdoor supper and games were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Christensen, Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Brough, Mr. and Mrs. Monte Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Oleen Watt, Billy Woodhead, Marie Grover, Jack Watt and Dennis Robbins. "' Wnttir ',-- ; I , -.-w.- --3 Miss Joan Larsen became the bride of Wesley Schenk in a Logan Temple ceremony performed June 7. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Larsen, and parents of the groom are Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Schenk, Providence. The newlyweds are now at home in Providence. ' . ' " - . i - ". ' ; v ;. v i C'?I . Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lowe and family came from Cincinnati, Ohio, last week to visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Garfield. Douglas and Dennis Lowe have been visiting for some time with the Garfields. Also at the Garfield home are Mr. and Mrs., Ernest Baddley and their children from Kenne-wicWash. Sunday, a family gathering was held. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cordon, Ogden, came to join with them for a day of visiting and dinner was prepared for 27 family members. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gallagher, Willard, announces the marriage of their daughter, RaNee, to Melvin Burbank, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mel Burbank, Deweyville. They were married in June in Winnemucca, Nev. They are living at 438 28th St. Apt. B. in Ogden where Melvin is employed by Storeys. Mrs. William E. Hawkins reports having a very enjoyable birthday Sunday, when she reached her eightieth milestone. She was a guest of her son, John F. and his wife, at a dinner at the Tropical Cafe for the occasion. Her granddaughter, Beatrice Kay Holladay was also a guest at the dinner. During the day all members of the Hawkins family called to greet their mother, and she received many cards and gifts from them and many friends. Many friends called at her home during the afternoon and evening and enjoyed a piece of the special birthday cake which was served to all who called. jl . ; , ft y,?. The Logan Temple was the setting for the ceremony in which Miss Florene Anger became the bride of Darold Simmons on June 27th with President Raymond officiating. Immediately following, the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Simmons of Beaver Dam, were hosts at a wedding breakfast for immediate members of the families and a few close friends. Friday evening June 28, Mr. was sold He'd stepped in a a piece of showroom-o- ut "blue sky." of the rain, car before he could explain! Was sold a new hated the And in new styling-- so features Had-fiel- Tre-mont- high and square it was really bare, The bridegroom chose as best man, his twin brother, Gerald Simmons. Thomas Robbins, Gail nv, r. Mark Jensen and Leland S'o.ie acted as ushers, assisted by Rolvrt Anger. Steven and DeVerl Anger performed the duties of gate-- , keepers, holding wicker baskets containing thank you scrolls. At the guest register was Mrs. Beverly Grill. Gifts were re- ceived by Misses Vicky Hold- away, Terry Lynn Archibald, Kristy Butler and LeeAnna Jen- I the buy of my life ever convince my own wife?" Mesdames Marion Simmons, Julia Robbins,' Jean Simmons, and Irene Solman were at the gift tables, while the following ladies served the refreshments: Mrs. Isabel Allred, Mrs. Mary Allred, Mrs. Edith Udy, and Mrs. Nina Owen.' Also' helping with the serving ,wex .Misses Arlene . t; libra!: You're paying for a new tar... make $m you get onei Potter h,,; Marguerite When ycm bar a new ear, put your money on tpenorrov not yesterday. Swpi-WinDodge actually obsolete other can in its field. Should you invest in high, boxy rtyling when Dodge offers the low, low look of tomorrow? Should Ride? you invest in outmoded coil springs when Dodge offers new Torsion-Air- e ff transmission when Dodge Driving? In other things, too engines, brakes, interiors Dodge is years ahead. So put your money on tomorrow. See youi Dodge! Dodge dealer. Join the swing to the Swept-Win- g Push-Butto- ed lever-typ- e ' Jorgensen, Friday night. The The annual summer party of husbands were guests of honor. the Literary Guild was held at Supper was enjoyed by about the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gene thirty people. 4 A ; THIS IS THE WAY TO REDUCE AT HOME d, The Stauffer Home Plan of effortless exercise and caloric reduction trims inches from hips, tummy, thighs and legs. Beautifies your posture. Gives you a lovelier figure. stauffer HOME REDUCING PLAN FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION A Stauffw representative will show you this modern reducing method in your own home at your convenience. No obligation. Figure Counselor THELMA HESS on STAUFFER HOME PLAN Phone AL 65 No 1st. East Tremonton, Utah -- anan W Licat Beet Days Fri. & Sat., August 16 -- 17 Big Teen-Ag- PARADE Vaudville e RODEO 4:30 p.m. 7 Saturday Friday Softball - East SHOWS p.m. Garland vs. Deweyville 8 p.m. Saturday - Sat. 2 p.m Coronation of Queen arid IJHtle Pnlicess plfc Friday Burton, Sharon Anderson, Yvonne Krlstine Coombs and "All-re- d, Ver-len- e Udy. The program consisted of a vocal solo by Anna Durfey, a quartet with Nick Petersen, Jay Roberts, Alfred John and Raymond Hansen sang two numbers, ft . y sen. Should you invest in an n offers the ease of ' ' ! - It's Fun Time, Again Hold-awa- got a real bargain But how do ; . ' i HAVE SUMMER PARTY LADIES ENTERTAIN AT GOLF CLUB DINNER Members of the ladies auxiliary of the Brigham City Golf Club entertained their husbands BECOMES at dinner, last Saturday night. Prizes were given to Mr. and Raffie Christensen, Bear River City, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert G. and Mrs. Ernest Anger, parMrs. LaVon Thompson, ents of the bride, gave a recep- Gene Mr. and Mrs. Max Wixom, tion at the Fielding Ward hall Chet Hamilton and Mrs. Morgan, in compliment to the young Coy Hadfield, all of Brigham A garden atmosphere couple. was depicted by a white arch- City. way with pink and white geraniums and banked with baskets ATTEND LUNCHEON of greenery. Pink roses and a IN OGDEN miniature bridal doll were used Margaret Ward was hostess at to display the dainty tiered wed- a lovely luncheon at her home ding cake. A rose covered picket in Ogden Wednesday. It was fence and chenille bridal dolls given for members of the decorated the serving area, and ladies golf club. Attendbasket arrangements of summer ing were Doris Abbott, Lola flowers completed the effect. Krey, Ulalla Hansen, Margaret The petite bride was radiant Bess, Blanche Hansen, Edna in a floor length original, fash- Fronk, Elaine Holmgren and ioned in lace and nylon tulle. Mamie Fruin. Emphasis was on the bouffant skirt with tulle ruffles inset with ruffled lace. The bodice featured a lace ruffle and a stand-ucollar with long lace sleeves tapering to points over the wrists A demure lace cap edged with a ruffle of lace held the veil of sheer illusion. The bridal bouquet was a cascade of pink roses, tiny white carnations and orchids, Chosen for the maid of honor was Miss Linda Lee Anger, sister of the bride. Bridesmaids were Miss Sharon Holman of San Fernando, Calif., Mrs. Mae Hansen of Logan and Mrs. Marie Bywater of Little Valley. They wore identical pink sheaths in embossed cotton and carried baskets of pink roses and white daisies; How he ' ' ANGER BRIDE OF DAROLD SIMMONS FLORENCE angry man is Sylvester T. Bly, Who today ' ' LaMont Roundy and his bride, the former Barbara Ann Clegg. They were united in marriage July 30 at the Fielding Ward Church. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marion L. Clegg. Parents of the groom are Mr. and Mrs. Burnell Roundy, Fielding. MR. AND MRS. DAROLD SIMMONS p An ' Mr. and Mrs. LaMont Roundy k, Mrs. Wm. Hawkins Is Honored On 80th Birthday IN SALT LAKE CITY AND PROVO Mrs. Carl Nelson, Mrs. Cliff Beard and Leslie Ann Webster visited for two days at the home of Mr and Mrs. Jay L. Nelson in Salt Lake City. They also drove to Provo to attend the wedding reception of a nephew of Mrs. Beard. A 'I " ' j - Garfields Have Ohio Visitors on Melvin Burbank, Willard Girl Wed in Nevada 4-- I p Jp;' Vi,r Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Schenk Tre-mont- lyQZ ', " dances by Claude Allred and Bob Udy and a vocal solo by Eugene Bigler. Lt. and Mrs. Simmons are now making their home at Las Vegas, Nev., wheTe Lt. Simmons is stationed with the Las Vegas Air Force Station. You'll See Trick Roping - Juggling - Tumbling Accordion and Dancing Stars Bring The Whole Family! LEE WRIGHT MDWAY Thursday thru Saturday 0 |