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Show FRIDAY, June , I PAGE EIGHT THE BINGHAM BULLETIN, BINGHAM CANYON, UTAH ' 1 Donna Throckmorton Pride of June 4 In a double ring ceremony per-formed Wednesday morning 111 the Salt Lake LDS temple by Charles R. Jones, Miss Donna Dean Throckmorton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. Marvin Throck-morton, became the bride of Don B. Deakin, son of Mrs- Maud Deakin. Following the ceremony Mr. and Mrs Jack Breedlove of Cali-fornia were hosts at a wedding room. In the serving room were Mrs Guy Beckstrom and Mrs-- Hannah Sanderson. Serving were Darlene Peterson, Beverly Beard, Valene Rasmussen, Doris Ander-son and Patsy Willis. After a honeymoon at Locoda Beach resort the couple will make their homee in Bingham. j dinner at Hotel Utah for the young couple and immediate fa-milies. Honoring the young couple, a reception was held that evening at Bingham LDS ward chapel and for the occasion, the bride was gowned in traditional white satin. Her net veil was of three-quart-length and she carried a bouquet of red roses centered by xa white orchid. Wearing corsages of gardenias und pink and white carnations to compliment their gowns of pink and blue shades were the attendants-- - Mrs. Marie Deakin as matron of honor, Miss Joyce Miller as maid of honor, and Mill Beverly Seal, Miss Bonnie BithelL Miss Mary Rekoutis and Miss Carol Peterson as brides- - maids. Gordon Deakin was best man Bonnie Jean Johnson ami Cath-erni- e Chipian were in the gift CARD OF TH4V We wish to extend 4 felt thank, to thott wf ed their sympathy in1 ways and for the beaut!, ers during the loved father, hugA ther. H Mrs. Charles Bri Betty Bnmhall Mr. and Mrs. J0e Mrs. Ruth Hudson Mrs. Rachel Mayne Mrs. Blanche tn, Utah Sugar Official Says "End Sugar Rationing" I feel sugar rationing should be lifted immediately so that those who need sugar to preserve fruits will have enough sugar to process the nation's fruit crops , Douglas E. Scalley, general man-ager; Utah-Idah- o Sugar Co told Secretary of Agriculture Clinton P. Anderson last week in Wash-ington, D. C. Scalley warned that if ration-ing is lifted, price controls on sugar must be left on to prevent the price skyrocketing above the reach of people who need it O 'crepe and lace with matching Mrs. Davis, the groom s m- olt chose a Nile green crepe model with a tea rose hat. Lain wore an orchid corsage. Following the marriage a din-ner was given at the Country Club by the bridegrooms par-ents for the bridal party and members of the family. The couple will honeymoon on the coast and Yellowstone na-tional park before returning to Salt Lake City to make their home. n guests present for the wedding were Mr. and Mrs Lauren Burt of Denver, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Weder of Palo Alto. Calif , Mrs. Dean Cabana of San Diego and Mr and Mrs. Sam Blackner of Evanston, Wyo. O Copperton Miss Weds Salt Laker St. Paul's Episcopal church of Salt Lake City was the scene of one of the seasons loveliest wed-dings when Miss Constance Dee Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Brown of Copperton ex-changed marriage vows with Richard C. Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Burl Davis of Salt Lake City. The candlelight double ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. Mortimer Chester before an altar banked with bridal wreath and large baskets of gladiolus Preceeding the ceremony Miss Angela Ligda sang "Because" und "I Love You Truly" with Miss Ann Tood at the organ. Given in marriage by her fa-ther, the bride was striking in a DeAngelis original gown of white San-Ch- u crepe fashioned with a sweetheart neckline, capl pleats and shirred bodice em-- 1 broidered with pearls. She wore matching elbow-lengt- h gloves. Her fingertip veil, an heirloom, was presented to her by Mrs. A. W. Shebick of Salt Lake City, a close friend of the family and was of exquisite Spanish man-tell- a lace cascading over illusion veiling and caught to a tiara of orange blossoms. She carried a white prayer book marked with a single orchid and satin stream-e- n of stephanotis. Attending her as maid of hon-or was her sister, Sykie Brown, in a gown of tea rose crepe fash-ioned in similar lines as that of the bride. She wore matching gloves and picture hat and car-ried a bouquet of violet gladio-lus. The attendants Mis Weil-e- r Davis, Miss Lynn Bertoch and Miss Jackie Blackner wore iden-tical models of powdei blue crepe with matching lace caps and lace mitts. They carried sheafs of salmon gladiolus-Misse- Linda Lee Davis and Diana Davis, tiny nieces of the groom were flower girls. Their frocks were of blue and yellow nylon and they wore bands of forget-me-not- s in their hair and carried old fashioned nosegays, Ring bearer was little Leo Sot-erio- Weiler Davis acted as best man for his brother. Ushers were Junes Brown, brother of the bride, David Cooper of Salt Lake City and William Burt of Den-ver. Colo. Mrs. Brown, mother of the bndfr wore a model of black COME TO THE DIAMOND FOR A GOOD TIME POOL TABLES HAMM'S BEER ON TAP FINEST IN TOWN 499 MAIN STREET A & SPORTING GOOD WORKMEN'S 801 COMPANY 492 Main Street Telephone 26 WORKING Uvv SUPPLY STORE THE MOST FOR yn MONEY! We Specialize in Arm; Navy Goods J. P. Dillier, Pr0fr Don't Forget tl Remember I FATHER June 15 I DON'T I ORGET TO REMEMBER M BEST GIFTS FOR DAD: I INTERWOVEN SOCK-S- T"EAJ FOR - THE LARGEST SELLING BRAND OF MEM SOCKS IN EXISTANCE. I GIFTS BY HICKO- K- J BELTS, SUSPENDERS, TIE CHAINS, KEY CHAIM COLLAR PINS, ETC. 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FOR SALE South Bend malle-able range, complete with wa-- ' ter jacket and l. tank. Also wicker baby buggy. Contact Rob-ert H. Bailey, West Jordan, Midvale 01B2R3. FOR SALE, HOMES MIDVALE A four-roo- brick colonial and Vs acre ground, basement and garage on South State Street; a four room frame colonial, full basement, furnace, immediate possession; practically new 4 duplex, two gas stoves and re frigerators, double garage near Midvale. CRAWFORD REALTY CO. REALTOR Call Midvale 427 or FOR SALE OR RENT Schramm Compressors, portable or stationery, all sizes. Pneu-matic and electric tools for sale or rent. Call or Write Heiner Equipment & Supply Co 501 West, 7th South, Salt Lake Citv Phono VETERANS 1NLy7 NEW HOMES FOR SALE IN WEST JORDAN With Little Less Than Lot; 4Vi rooms with furnace and stoker. Small down payment required See LENDARIS MERC Phone 377 Evenings Midvale 206J The Show That's Alive with Death See thtst dirt-fc- driven it the mod.rn version f Rohm chariot net-- . the spectacular mid air dive the breath taking crash throigh the tamer ct fire ltd mat) other g stunts it stock automobiles. SALT LAKE CITY A Beautiful Service . . . regardless of how much or how little you spend. Details are so competently handled by our staff that sel-dom does the family realize there are over 50 individual services or steps involved. The same efficiency . . the same attention to detail is included with every mem-orial service regardless of cost. BINGHAM MORTUARY W. V. Robinson Telephone 17 i Call 61 GREATER Program Sub tor any I . , 1 I j T J j j To Chan? information. fctaB JUNE Notice SUNDAY MONDAY I TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY " -- !2 11 12 , . R'. (RjS! " ' CEMMKLL CLUB ALEXANDERS RG1 ICKS9 SELECTION SHOW BAN" and lete .smith and Cartoon 6:00, 7:45, 5 u m Sun. 12:30, 5:30 0 I)tad Knd K Monc,v : HARD J j MAHONBY Oil Seekers Persistent Despite the fact that test wells in the Uintah basin persistently refuse to indicate a potential oil field, the Carter Oil company will start its second wildcat test well five miles west of Vernal. Number one weell struck a huge gas flow at 5200 feet, but choked up with mud at 8,000 feet. For fifty vears oil hopes in the basin have periodically fluctuated yet still no oil. Oddly enough, how-eve- r, this basin, which refuses to yield oil, lies adjacent to the Rangely, Colo., oil fields where j more than 70 wells are in pro-- 1 duction. Neria-Gallego- s Nuptials The Holy Rosary church was the scene of a nuptial mass Wed-nesday, May 28 at which Agnes Neria'and Eluterio Gallegos ex-changed marriage vows in the presence of the Rev. Daniel t Leahy. Given in marriage by her brother, Fred Nena, the bride was gowned in white satin Her bridal veil was held in place by a crown and she carried a bou-qu-of roses. She was attended by Carmelita Gallegos. while Pearl Nena, sister of the bride and Lorencita Archuleta were bridesmaids. Fidel Gallegos, bro-ther of the groom, acted as best man and Pito Gomez and Simon Gallegos were ushers. Little Je-sus Aguayo was ring bearer and Lillian Archuleta and Mary Louise Neria were flower girls. O Stated meeting of Martha chapter No. 7, O.E.S., will be held June 11 at Masonic hall at 8 p.m. Initiation. Refreshments following the meeting. o Centennial Rush Slow In Starting The Utah Motor Court associa- - tion reports that there are plenty of vacancies in motor courts in the Salt Lake City area and that, as yet, no centennial summer scramble for sleeping rooms has been experienced. In fact, .it was reported that most motor courts and hotels have more vacancies now than during comparable per-iods in prewar years. O June Is Dairy Month Dairy month for the eleventh year has been proclaimed in Utah. During June, every effort will be made to promote the use; of milk and milk products. |