Washington County News | 1941-10-16 | Page 5 | Miss Deloa Cameron and Gilbert Reed Marry Here in L. D. S. Temple

Miss DeLoa Cameron and Gilbert Reed Marry Here In L. D. S. Temple Married in the St. George Temple at noon Tuesday were Miss DeLoa Cameron, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cameron, and Gilbert Reed, son of J. B. Reed of Los Angeles. Pres. Harold S. Snow performed the ceremony in the presence of numerous relatives and friends, including the groom's mother, Mrs." Henrietta Rau of Los Angeles and the bride's grandfather, grand-father, David H. Cannon of this city, aged 81, and the groom's grandmother, Mrs. J. B. Hyatt of Parowan. Following the ceremony an informal in-formal family dinner honored the couple at the Cannon home with the parents of the bride as hosts. Relatives from out of town attending, at-tending, incluuded Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hyatt, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bentley, Mrs. William Groo, and Mrs. Maude Hyatt of Parowan and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Crawford of Cedar City. Miss Cameron is a native of Panguitch but has resided in Los Angeles the past three years, where she graduated from the Marinello School of Beauty Culture Cul-ture and has since been employed in Hollywood beauty salons. The groom is originally from Parowan and is a nephew of Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hyatt of this city. He has resided in California for several sev-eral years. Immediately after the wedding dinner the couple left for a tour of Zion, Bryce and Cedar Breaks before returning to the Coast, where Mr. Reed is a sound technician. tech-nician. They were honored guests at an entertainment given by relatives rel-atives in Parowan Wednesday evening eve-ning and will be entertained by other relatives this (Thursday) evening in Panguitch. On Monday evening, Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hyatt entertained 35 relatives at a shower for the couple at the Hyatt home, where an informal program of games and music furnished entertainment. entertain-ment. Many gifts were received by the young couple.