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Show Page Six THE SPRINGVILLE (UTAH) HERALD August 11, I960 , ' m N A JL X Jl Jl JL A J. p. Social divert h of tke Week Marvin Dalton takes bride from Payson Anouncement is made this week of the marriage of Miss Judy Abbott of Payson, daugh-ter of Mr. and Mrs. Dee Ab-bott, and Marvin Dalton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arvin Dalton of Springville. The wedding took place July ' 30 in the Payson Second ward, with Bishop Williams perform-in- y the ceremony before mem-bers of the immediate families and close friends. J. D. Dalton of Springville a brother of the groom stood as best man and the bride's sister, Lucille was matron of honor. An informal wedding party honored the couple following the ceremony and on Monday, August 1, an Open House was given at the home of the groom's parents in Springville. Shortly after the Open House the newlyweds left for San Diego, where Marvin is sta-tioned in the navy. Twelve families, represent-ing the Mariners Group of the local Community Church en-joyed a swim and picnic lunch in connection with a family outing Monday. At the Sep-tember meeting, the group .plans to receive their charter and to install new officers. Bringhurst family holds get-togeth- er The family of Mrs. William Bringhurst got together for their annual summer outing and reunion at Salem Pond Saturday afternoon and even-ing. Games, visiting and din-ner were enjoyable events with the following present: Mrs. Bringhurst and her sons, Wells, Robert R., Dale B. and Mart B. and their wives and families of Springville; John F. and wife and family of Layton; Paul and Afton Smith and family of Beaver; Victor and Francis Sabin and family of Salem; Ralph and Betty Haws; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Carter of Salt Lake City and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sabin of Salem. Mapleton couple take vows in double ring ceremony Francis Kay Robinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Robinson of this city and Jeanette Ogil-vi- e, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ferrell Ogilvie of Mapleton, spoke nuptial vows in a double ring cere-mony in the presence of im-mediate family members and close friends. The young couple have gone to Hinckley to make their home near where the groom is employed. The lovely young bride chose for her wedding attire, a blue chiffon street length gown and her flowers were pink and white carnations. Steve Kennedy of Mapleton stood for his friend as best man. Linda Ogilvie as matron of honor and Yvonne Ogilvie was flower girl. Their gowns were in pastel colors with flowers in corresponding shad-es. Following the ceremony, an informal wedding party honor-ed the couple. Serving was by the groom's two sisters, Mrs. Geraldine Wilson and Helen Robinson. ' Jeanette is a graduate of Orem high school and LDS Seminary. Kay graduated from high school in Springville and LDS Seminary and has also graduated from a welding course at the Vocational School. "Dandelion is another thing which, if given an inch, will take a yard." Edith A Van Sant. I-.- : A V Miss Kay Bird, whose marriage to Stephen Wiscombe of Mapleton will be an event of September 8, in the Salt Lake Temple. Miss Kay Bird will be wed to Stephen Wiscombe in Sept. Pretty Miss Kay Bird, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. Freeman Bird of this city, will be married to Stephen Wis-combe, son of Elmer Wiscombe of Mapleton and the late Mary Wiscombe. They have set the wedding date on Thursday, September 8, in the Salt Lake Temple. The same evening a reception in their honor will be given in the Kolob Stake House. Both young people are graduates of the Springville High School and the LDS Seminary. Kay is employed in Provo and Stephen plans to enroll at BYU this fall. 1 ............. .. "1 ;. oca. , Miss Marilyn Ames who will recite wedding vows with Roger L. Bovvn of Provo, in a Salt Lake Temple ceremony August 19. The following evening, they will be honored at a reception in Kolob Stake House. Miss Marilyn Ames sets Aug. wedding date with R. L. Bown Miss Marilyn Ames, attractive young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Ames of this city, has circled August 19, for her marriage to Roger L. Bown of Provo in the Salt Lake Temple. He is a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Miles Bown. Miss Ames is a graduate of the Springville High School and LDS Seminary and has attended Brigham Young Uni-versity, where she affiliated with Shomrah Kiyel Social Unit, and she also participated in the 1959 Hill Cumorah Pag-eant at Palmyra, N.Y. She is presently employed with the Springville Banking Company. A 'graduate of Brigham Young High School and LDS Seminary, Mr. Bown also received his B.S. degree in fine arts and speech from BYU. He has served two years in the U.S. Army and recently returned from an LDS mission to Australia. Mr. Bown is presently employed at a Provo bank and is also an announcer for a Provo radio station. . A reception is planned for the couple the evening of August 20 aKblob Stake House. Following a honeymoon to Lake Tahoe, hey plan to make their home at Provo. Class of 1955 sets reunion Kolob Stake House will be the scene of the Class of 1955 reunion Saturday evening, Aug 13. A banquet will be served at 7 p.m. by the Sixth ward Relief Society and will be fo-llowed by a program and visit-ing. Eddie Holmes, president of the '55 graduating class, is general chairman of the re-union, which is the first the class has held. He is being as-sisted by Jim Whiting and an invitation is given all members of the class to attend. e, humility, and love are divine strength. Barbara Murray is club hostess Mrs. Barbara Murray enter-tained at her home for mem-bers of the Stork club Wednes-day evening of last week. Hearts furnished entertainment for the evening with prizes for the games going to Jean Brown, Leanna McClain and Audrey Carter. Refreshments were served early. The club planned another party for August 19, to be in the form of a swim and ss lunch. GUARANTEED CUCKOO CLOCK REPAIR Guaranteed Watch and Jewelry Repairs Duke Jewelry 220 South Main i&C&jf SERVICE FLOYD GRAVES l? VERL CHILD APPLIANCE SALES PLUS SERVICE and REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES AND MODELS See or Call Us at Mr. Service 688 South Main Street HUnter AUTUMN QUARTER BEGINS Sept. 19, 1960 7' n Learn More & C Earn More! v( W Accredited as a Junior College ' ; ' of Business by the Accrediting f - s,' Commission for Business Schools r S uu it i ! (h One at noon, one at night, One along the way . . . You never outgrow your need for Milk, Drink three glasses every day! 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Tomatoes . . 2 lbs, 15c Fresh Corn .... doz. 39c Green Beans . . 10 cans LOO Swiff's Premium Franks !b. 49c FRESH SPRING LAMB WJe Cjive (jofd Strike Stamps HOURS DAILY 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. 4-- H Club concludes summer activities Climaxing the activity for the summer of the 4-- H Cooker-ett- e club, will be the party to-day for the mothers to demon-strate what the members have accomplished during the sum-mer. Taught by Mrs. Omar Han-sen, the class has learned to make bisquits, sandwiches and drinks. They spent one day on an outing to Benjamin and also enjoyed a swim at Park Ro-Sh- e. Members of the group in-cludes: Judy Liane Bowne, De-An- Hansen, Karolyn Hick-man, Kathy Rayburn, Janet Snelson, Roslyn Strong and Virginia Weight. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Lyall enjoyed several day's visit with their son Robert M. Lyall and wife and three children, Patti, Peg and Jim, who were here from their home in Wauwato-sa- , Wis. Robert is sales mana-ger for heavy equipment with offices in Milwaukee, Wis. They spent the early part of their vacation in Spokane, Wash., with Mrs. Lyall's twin sister and her husband and family. They left here Satur-day evening and planned to spend Sunday in Denver and Boulder with relatives and friends. They made the trip by train. The Lyalls also enjoyed a short visit with another son Wilfred, with whom they had dinner in Salt Lake City Fri- - day evening. He was on a business trip with two other G E. officials, recruiting and interviewing prospective engin-eers. He spent two days in Salt Lake City and then went to Seatle, Wash. While in Salt Lake City the Lyalls also vis-ited Mr. and Mrs. John Wain-wrigh- t, former residents, in their new home. Mrs. Henrietta J. Harmer and Mrs. Nettie Thorn were guests of their grandson, Ro-bert Thorn and his" wife and children on a vacation trip to Yellowstone. In addition to the sights at Yellowstone, they enjoyed a stay at Jackson and aso a night spent at Idaho Falls, Idaho. yjeu5 rioted . . . Mrs. Arvin Dalton and son Blaine have returned from a two weeks vacation trip and visit with relatives in Califor-nia. They visited a daughter and sister, Mrs. Wallace Pat-rick and husband and family in Los Angeles, where they also toured Disneyland, Mar-inela-and other interesting places. Mrs. Dalton attended a shower for a niece in Long Beach, where she also visited 'a sister. Enroute home, they stopped in Las Vegas, where they met Mr. Dalton, whp works in Mercury, Nevada and spent two days visiting with him. i Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brown returned recently from an en-joyable vacation trip to Cali-fornia. They visited relatives and friends in Los Angeles and in San Francisco and saw the Giants and Milwaukee play. They also stopped with friends and relatives in Las Vegas, Nevada. Mrs. Erva Childs enjoyed a visit from her son France and wife and family of Richfield oper the weekend. We have never objected to either charms or curves, nor failed to admit it. 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