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Show i r y v ' r v , ? i; i p i-:.-' r - ' w . J' 1 ' . - - .. ? . lii ..... a,.;, "i Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dickinson Sheila Guire, Larry Dickinson Married in Recent Ceremony Of interest to their many ma-ny friends is the recent (marriage of Miss Sheila Rae Guire and Larry Freeman Free-man Dickinson in a 6 p.m. ceremony performed at the home of her uncle, Harol.i Stewart. Bishop Cleve Raymond Ray-mond officiated at the ceremony. The bride is the daughter daugh-ter of Mrs. Beverly Guire, of Moab. The groom lives at Snowflake, Ariz. iFor her wedding Miss Guire wore a gown of blue net over white satin designed by Mrs. Jack Stewart. Her shoulder veil flowed from a matching crown outlined with seed pearls. She carried a bouquet bou-quet of . white glamilias and blue carnations, with Lily of the Valley streamers.' stream-ers.' Banks of white bridal wreath made an appropriate appro-priate backdrop for ths wedding ceremony. Matron of honor at the wedding was Mrs. Johnny Johnston, Best man vas Mr. Johnston. Miss Guire was given in marriage b' her uncle, David Stewart. Following their mar-raige mar-raige the couple was honored hon-ored at a reception at the Stewart home for family members and close frinds. A 4-tier wedding cake featured fea-tured a top decor of white love birds and blue net held by tall white columns. Mrs. Jack Stewart de- signed the cake in bridal colors. The newlyweds are making ma-king their home in Snow-flake, Snow-flake, Ariz., where he is employed at the Snow-flake Snow-flake Pulp and Paper mill. He is a former employee of the Texas Gulf Sulphur Potash Division at Moab; she is a former Grand high school student. Out of town guests at the wedding included the bride's brother, Andrew, and wife, of Nucla; and his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Teeples, former Grand county junior ju-nior high principal, now residents of Snowflake. |
