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Show Miss Gaynol Peay is wed to Jon Sadler of Eureka, Nev. Miss Gaynol Peay was married mar-ried to Jon Sadler in a ceremony cere-mony performed by President Ernest A. Strong at the 12th Ward Chapel. The wedding march was played by Mrs. Mary Bird and close friends and relatives were in attendance. atten-dance. Mrs. Sadler is a daughter of Mrs. June Peay and the late Clyde W. Peay. Mr. Sadler's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Reinhild Sadler of Eureka, Nevada. The bride was lovely in her floor-length gown of Peau de soi with appliqued lace roses gracing the skirt and bodice. Her short veil of illusion was caught with a white rose. The bridal bouquet was talisman roses. Apricot and Beige were the colors, chosen for the occasion. oc-casion. 1 I . " V ' " ! f ' " c . j ' Ki S ' . - .. - I iV'Ot : ' - I ' t . V'- S A r 1 i cy- . i f .'( rC J-i : I ' ' X ' I'trl! I if . ' - .- M C C- , ; " i I C 1 I 4 i - ! ' "3 rf ) t ? " ' r I r. ' Mrs. Sadler was given in marriage by her brother, Larry. Lar-ry. Jo Ann Jensen was matron of honor with Gail Sadler, Di-an Di-an Ercanbrack, Millie Denton, and Sharlene Peay acting as bridesmaids, and were attired at-tired in gowns of tafetta afternoon af-ternoon dresses of apricot color col-or and carried bouquets of bronze colored mums. Karen and Kathy Moulton were flower flow-er girls. Best man was Douglas Kam-merath. Kam-merath. Ushers were Neil W. Peay and La Mar Hansen. Serving was done buffet style with Mrs. Otto Ivie, Janet Jan-et Sue Hansen, Melanie Crand-dall Crand-dall and Anne Lee Watts assisting. as-sisting. J Mrs. Burnis Watts, Mrs. R. L. Watts, Mrs. Leo Watts, and Jan and Diane Watts were in the gift room. Kathy Rowland and Judy Helm took charge of the guest book. Directing and greeting guests were Mr. and Mrs. Don Watts. Greeting at the door were Mr. and Mrs. Max D. Rowland, Mr. and s Mrs. Thomas Thom-as Moulton, Mr. and Mrs. Platte Watts and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Peay. A background of organ music mus-ic throughout the evening was played by Donald Watts. The young couple will be at home in Logan where Mrs. Sadler will; continue her schooling. She is a junior majoring ma-joring in elementary education educa-tion at Utah State University. Mr. Sadler, a graduate of Utah State with a bachelor's degree in agricultural economics, econ-omics, is employed in Franklin, Frank-lin, Idaho. NEW BRIDE Mrs. Jon Sadler, tjhe former Miss June Peay, will make home in Logan with husband, Jon Sadler. |
