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Show LA VERKLN MRS. MAX WOODBURY Reporter Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Gub-ler Gub-ler announce the marriage of their daughter, Nelma to Mansel Scow of Hurricane on October 15 in the St. George Temple. A reception was given in their honor Thursday Thurs-day night Dancing and a program pro-gram consisting of a reading by Camilla Judd, a duet by Gladyce Woodbury and Donworth Gubler and remarks by the groom were enjoyed. The young couple intend to make their home here. We had as missionaries in sec-rament sec-rament meeting Sunday, Wayne Heaton and Harvey Dalton. Perry Asay is home from Hatch where he has been digging potatoes. pota-toes. Mr. and Mrs. Ervil Sanders entertained en-tertained at dinner Sunday evening, even-ing, Mr. and Mrs. Tell Gubelr, Mr. and Mrs. Gadiner Heywood and Mr. and Mrs. Max Woodbury. Walter Thompson of this city and Miss Elva "Hopkins of Si-George Si-George were married in the St. George Temple last week. The apron Bazaar sponsored by the ward Relief society held Wednesday Wed-nesday night was a big success. A quilt was sold also. A traveling travel-ing troup entertained with a musical musi-cal reading and dance by Colonel Stupneagle (Harriet Woodbury) and wife Dutch (LaVell Hinton). A Spanish dancer (Hazel Woodbury) Wood-bury) gave twp dayioes. Gireta Garbo (Alice Gubler) gave a reading read-ing "The Dentist's Chair". Mrs. Helen Glendon, a reading. Glen Woodbury was the announcer for the troupe. Games and dancing took up the remainder of the evening even-ing after which refreshments were served. Clark Gubler talked in Relief society last Wednesday. He spoke of the hardships of the people in the Swiss-German mission. He said we here in America should appreciate appreci-ate what we have even though it isn't much because conditions were so much worse where he had been. Mrs. Arita Church sang a vocal solo, "Little Black Me". |
