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Show f ' . ' : ' " ; T! ;-V ;' cA ' ' ' : 1 " ! . 1 '" K "V I i I ' ' ' j Mr. and Mrs. Larry Every (Photo by Maurice Sieckert) Linda Griffin, Larry Every Married in Church Ceremony The Community Bapt:.;t Church was the setting, Saturday, Sat-urday, for the marriage of Miss Linda Griffin and Larry Every. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Griffin. The groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Every. Miss Griffin chose a street-length street-length gown of yellow lace over satin for her wedding. She wore a yellow hat and matching shoes, and carried a traditional bridal bouquet. Matron of Honor was Mrs. Ann ('aider, who wore a blue gown with yellow accessories Rest Man was John Sullivan, of Iowa, a Navy buddy of the groom. Ushers were Stan Goodman and Fred Every. The bride's mother chose a two-piece beige dress with matching accessories for tier daughter's wedding; the n ther of the groom wore navy with while accessories. The Rev. Emil Bulla officiated offic-iated at the ceremony; Mrs. Margaret Simpson was at the organ. Floral arrangements of yellow daffodds and pussywillows, pus-sywillows, designed by Mrs. Pearl Taylor, carried out the bride's colors in the sanctuary and in Fellowship Hall, where the couple was honored at a reception after the wedding. A 3-tier wedding cake, decor ated with yellow roses and flanked by yellow tapers, centered the refreshment table. ta-ble. Assisting at the reception were Misses Sandy Bisco, Kay Madden. Rita Stoye and Dot-tie Dot-tie Byrd; also Mesdames Helen He-len Taylor, Lena Bradley, Pauline Grossman, Ann Ritchie Ritch-ie and Bunny Sherman. Out of town guests included includ-ed the groom's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Every, of Delta; and Misses Linda Sue Geary, Rae Lynn Kinder and Ellen Jean Mathie, of Price. The new Mrs. Every is a graduate of Grand county high school and prior to her marriage attended the College Col-lege of Easieru Utah at Price. She has been an active member of the Junior Riding Club, and as Queen's attendant at-tendant was among the Can-yonlands Can-yonlands Rodeo royalty last year. She also served as Junior Jun-ior Princess for Job's Daughters, Daugh-ters, and has been an active member. Mr. Every is a graduate of Green River high school and attended the College of Southern South-ern Utah, in Cedar City. He is now serving a tour of duty with tli a U. S. Navy, and at the termination of his leave will report to Long Beach, California for assignment. |
