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Show Pierce-Heavener Marriage Event Of June 6 Announcement is made of the marriage of Cleo Pierce, daughter of Andrew Pierce of this city, and Arthur Heavener of Ludlow, Ky., which took place June 6, at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth . Hopfen-beck Hopfen-beck in Salt Lake City, in the presence pres-ence of the immediate family members mem-bers and intimate friends. Following the wedding ceremony, cere-mony, a nicely arranged informal wedding dinner was given to honor hon-or the couple at the Hopfenbeck home. The bride-elect is a graduate of the Brigham Young university and has been teacher-librarian in the Ogden city schools. The couple are making their home in Springville for the present. pres-ent. THE W. A. A. R 4-H CLUB MET THURSDAY at the home of Vontella Gardner. The meeting was under the direction direc-tion of their leader, Mrs. Estella Ollerton, who reported that most of the girls had begun on their suits. The next meeting of the club was announced for Thursday at the home of Viola Gene Miner. THE WARDROBE BUILDERS MET ON WEDNESDAY at the home of their leader, Mrs. Elva Tipton. The girls discussed work for the club during the summer. sum-mer. Present were: LaWanna Perry, LaRae McPherson, Nadine Snow, Elizabeth Walker, Joan Smith, Joan Blackett, Jane Huntington, URee Bjarnson, Betty Jean Alle-man, Alle-man, and Darlene Norton. MRS. S. L. MEND ENH ALL, SR. ENTERTAINED AT DINNER her home, assisted by her aughter, Mrs. Ethel Weight, and Naomi Weight, for a group of relatives, rel-atives, Tuesday evening. Covers were arranged for Mrs. Annie Moore of Salt Lake City and her. daughter, Mrs. John Mc-hnkie, Mc-hnkie, of Bremerton, Wash., Mrs. Mr ;Perre' Mrs- Sterling Moore, "S. Zina Irvine, all of Provo, and Margaret Child of this city. r , A PARTY WAS GIVEN SATURDAY NIGHT for Ted Miller and Gene Robertson Robert-son at the home of C. B. Robbins in Salt Lake City. The affair was in the form of a farewell and a luncheon and social conversation were enjoyed. Both boys plan to leave the latter part of June on missions. THE JUNIOR LEGION AUXILIARY MET Monday evening at Memorial hall under direction of President Janice Taylor. Mrs. .Taylor submitted her resignation because she is leaving town and during the evening Edith Giles was elected to succeed her. At the "close of the meeting refreshments re-freshments were served by Mrs. Taylor and Betty Rae Sumsion. THRIFTY STITCHERS 4-H CLUB MET Tuesday at the home of Faun Bjarnson, where officers were elected as follows: President, Eleanor Elea-nor Harmer; vice-president, Norma Gene Bills; secretary-treasurer, Ranee Packard; reporter, Phyllis Raley. Other members are Joyce Harmer, Har-mer, Alice J. Gustin, and, Beverly Lloyd. The next meeting will be conducted con-ducted on Tuesday, June 16, at the home of Norma Gene Bills. FIDELITY CLUB LADIES WERE ENTERTAINED at the home of Mrs. Margie Davis on Thursday evening with a delicious deli-cious luncheon and cards featuring featur-ing the entertainment. During the games, prizes were awarded to Mrs. Floss Cates, Mrs. Ann Johnson, John-son, and Mrs. Rose Roylance. Others present were: Mrs. Faye Cranmer, Mrs. Mary Clegg, Mrs. Florence Boyer, Mrs. Olive Miller, and Mrs. Mary Johnson. LEOLA EWING ENTERTAINED HER CLUB ON FRIDAY at her home. A well arranged lunch was served early in the evening, eve-ning, followed by cards. Prizes were won by Mrs. Elnora Pennington, Penning-ton, Mrs. Maude Curtis, and Mrs. LaVern Beardall. The latter two and Mrs. Maurine Haymond were guests. The birthday anniversaries of two club members, Mrs. Odessa Child and Mrs. Almina Madsen, were observed. |
