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Show t ' PAGE FOUR THE BINGHAM BULLETIN, BINGHAM CANYON, UTAH FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, j953 Liclonal Flower Week Proclaimed Governor J. Bracken Lee has proclaimed November 1 to 8 Na-tional Flower Week, declaring that "through the beauty, spiritual sig-nificance and appreciation of flowers, mankind Is able to recog-nize the divine working of a Su-preme Being and to have confi-dence in the tomorrows." Flowers with their color and beauty bring inspiration and beauty into our lives. Flowers can say what is in our hearts when word fail us, for in times of great hap-piness and deep sorrow flowers will speak our thoughts. In observance of this National Flower Week, take the time to re-member the shut-i- n living in your town the aged and lonely. Re-member them with a plant or some flowers. If you enjoy a hobby of growing African violets, or you make nice floral arrangements, or perhaps lovely dish gardens, share your pleasure in flowers with friends. Teach them a few of the rudiments of your hobby, so that they, too, can become more familiar Governor Lee with the miracle of plant lite. LaU Oetobti Wtddlng Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Bolton of Copperton announce the mnr-rjag- e of their daughter, Men ilyn Jeun, to Seail H. Daley, a sou of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Daley of Weston, Iduho. The home of the bride 's par-ents was the setting for the cere-mony and reception which took place Friday, October 30. Bishop iWilford H. Harris of Bingham Ward, officiated. For the early evening nuptials the bride was lovely in a gown fashioned of white lace and fin-'g- ?r tip veil of sheer illusion. She canied a white Bible topped with an orchid. Attired in ballerina length gowns of pink and blue and car-rying baskets of matching fall flowers were bridal attendants Janet Bolton, maid of honor: Maurine Peterson, Mary Cornel-ius, Helen Nichols and LaVon Daley, bridesmaids. Flower girls were Viola Daley and Susan Bolton. Oiin Daley performed duties of best man. In the gift room were Mrs. Klmer Boulton, Mrs. Bruce Christensen and Twila Daley. Assisting with serving were Mrs. Norrene Smernoff, Mrs. Theresa Pazell, Mrs. Nan Kallen, Mrs. Norma Boulton and serving were Sally Brown, Marjorie Parker, Joy Seal, Roslyn Hansen, Bon-nie Skinner, and Darlene crson. Grandparents of the couple in attendance were Mrs. Cosgrove oi Fairview, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Ridd of Salt Lake City and Mrs. Sterling Skinner. The newlyweds are making their home in Weston, Idaho. Among the out of town guests here for the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Neal and son Clifford, of Stone, Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. Cosgrove of Fairview, Mr. and Mrs. R. Christensen of o, Idaho, and Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Daley of Tremonton. Pre-nupti- parties honoring the bride prior to her marriage were a personal shower given by Maurine Peterson at which high school classmates were guests, and a miscellaneous shower giv-en by Mrs. Merrill Bolton and Mrs. Emil Kallen at the Civic-Cente- r at which 40 guests were present. played with prizes going to Mrs. Helen Sullenger, first and bingo; Mrs. Estella Gust, second; Mrs. Sylvia Carey, honor, and Mrs. Florence Smith, consolation. Oth ers attending were Mrs. Marie Mitchell, Mrs. Alice Brown, Mrs. Lyde Nichols, Mrs. Edna Jacob-se- n, Mrs. Frances Pumphrey, Mrs. Mildred Finnas, Mrs. Max-in- e McNeilis and Mrs. Ruby Hausknecht. Mrs. Pumphrey will be hostess to the club next Thursday. won by Mrs. Tangaro and Mrs. Betty Nichols. A lovely lunch-eon was served. Mrs. Dorlesca Kenner of Salt Lake City spent Saturday, Sun-day and Monday with her dau-ghter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Reid. Saturday night the thiee were dinner guests of the Reid's daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Neldon Reid Bishop and family of Orem. The afternoon birthday club held their annual Xmas dinner party early this year, namely last Thursday night at the Doll House in Salt Lake City. A de-licious 6:30 turkey dinner was served. Afterwards bridge was Mrs. Dale Johnston was hos-tess to her club at her home Wednesday afternoon. Draw pri-zes were won by Mrs. Ray Tat-to- n, Mrs. James Carrigan and Mrs. S. W. Jacques. A lovely luncheon was served. Mrs. Bertha Nichols of Mid-val- e visited with friends in Bing-ham Wednesday evening. No. 1 Fire Auxiliary met Mon-day evening as guests of Mrs. Mae Stillman. Bridge was play-ed with prizes going to Mrs. Mafalda Jacobson, Mrs. Joyce Wilson and Mrs. Gay Kendnck. Tasty refreshments were served. Mrs. Naudyne Swenson will be hostess Monday, November 9. No. 2 Fire Ladies were enter-tained by Mrs. Lucille Bianchi Monday night. Prizes at bridge were awarded to Mrs. Leona Susaeta, Mrs. Donna Bell, Mrs. Genevieve Groves and Mrs. Phoebe Siddoway. Lovely re-freshments were served. Mrs. Leona Susaeta will be hostess next Monday. Mrs. Doreen Delaney was hos-tess to her bridge club at her home Monday evening. Mrs. Mary Tangaro and Mrs. Ruth Ablett were welcomed as new members. Mrs. Maxine Carter was an invited guest. Prizes were Gayle Crookston who is making her home with Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ham. The F.ritre Nous club met Wednesday night as guests of Mrs. Dean Ham. Prizes at bridge were won by Mrs. W. C. Carter, Mrs. H. F. Dowd, Mrs. Hyman Smernoff and Mrs. Martin Prig-mor- e. Dainty refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. II. E. McDonnoll entertained at a dinner party at their home in Salt Lake last Thursday evening honoring Mrs. McDonnell's brother, Johnny Eiickson. Other guests were Herbert Erickson, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kenning, Mrs. Jennie Erick-son, Mrs. Hanna Smith, Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Johnson. LOCALNOTES Nina Jo Mecham of American Fork was guest last week end of THANK YOU I would like to take this opportunity to thank all those who supported me foe mayor in the recent city election and offer my congratulations to the two councilmen elected. Joe Dispenza APPRECIATION Congratulations to our new Mayor and the two City Councilmen and many many thanks to the voters who supported me. Donald J. By rne CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT Due to the small amount In-volved, we do not accept want ads except on a er baNoadMakenveJkphone. $1,000.00 DOWN PAYMENT New S room brick home in Midrale. Good sized lot, tale price $13,200. Call FOR SALE Duo-Ther- oil heater. Very Reasonable. Phone! I4-J-- $1,000 down for a nice new shake home on one acre of ground wUh room for cow, chickens and pigs. Redwood location, $S00 down for neat two bedroom home in Murray. One half block from bus. Beautiful new 3 bedroom ramb-ler with carpeting, full tile bath, full basement. Vacant Move in tomorrow. $8300. Large 2 bedroom frame.1 just one half block from State Street. Murray. Owner transferred from lovely 3 bedroom brick home, double garage, 't acre ground. Only $11,850. CRAWFORD, REALTORS SSSa South State St. Murray 1616-- Midrale 292-- Midvale 64S-- or 427 Midvale 218-- - 7 0B10 TySfiFt KENTUCKY EJWM STRAIGHT BOURBON THANK YOU I wish to sincerely thank all citizens of Bingham Canyon who gave me their support in the recent city election. ' John Tangaro COPPERTON CONFECTIONERY AND UTOCO GAS STATION "WHERE YOU'RE A STRANGER ONLY ONCE" DROP IN AND SEE US OPEN 8:00 A.M. TO 8:00 P.M. DAILY TIM AND RUTH ABLETT STUDIO GIRL PERSONALIZED COSMETICS GIFTS OF DISTINCTION-PLA- CE ORDERS NOW FOR CHRISTMAS Distributor: MARY MANNOS 582 COPPERFIELD PHONE 197-- J Goal $6,000 Bingham District Goal $6,000 YOUTH ACTIVITIES. FUND DRIVE Opens Monday, November 9th House To House Canvass Will Be Made-$5.- 00 IPeir Fammilly Wflllfl HD It! Payroll Deduction May Be Arrange-d- Donations Can Be Deducted Either Nov. 16, 25, Dec. 1, 10, 16 Hare's Where Yowc Money Weimir Last Yeaur: BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 31 COPPERFIELD, COPPERTON, HIGHLAND BOY GIRL SCOUTS OF AMERICA Z.Z... 12 YOUTH ACTIVITIES 18 AMERICAN LEGION SUMMER PLAYGROUND 12 PRINTING, POSTAGE, SURETY BOND 3 CHRISTMAS, HALLOWEEN, FOURTH OF JULY RESERVE FUND 4 CHILDREN'S PARTIES - 20 Mobile X-R- Costs for Copperton, Copperfield, Highland Boy. Organized and Supervised Youth Activities Help Make A Better Community For ALL OF US. (..-- I NVITACIO N--) EL FONDO DE ACTIVIDADES DEL DISTRITO DE BINGHA- M- UNA VEZ MAS SOLICITA DONATIVOS PARA SOS-TENE- R LAS NUMEROSAS ACTIVIDADES PARA LOS NINOS DE ESTA CIUDAD. HAY MUCHOS PROGRAMAS NOTABLES COMO DE NAVIDAD, EL 4 DE JULIO, BOY SCOUTS, GIRL SCOUTS, NOCHE LIBRE (Halloween), RECREOS VERANIEGOS, BASEBALL DE LA AMERICAN "Legion", LA COMMUNITY HOUSE DE HIGHLAND BOY Y ACTIVIDADES DEL CENTRO CIVICO QUE SE SOSTIENEN CON LA AYUDA DE ESTO DINERO QUE SE JUNTA. DICHO PROGRAMA ES PARA TODOS LOS NINOS DE BINGHAM, COPPERFIELD, HIGHLAND BOY, Y COPPERTON. APRECIAREMOS INFINITAMENTE SU AYUDA. ESTAMOS PIDIENDO LA CANTIDAD DE $5.00 POR FAMILIA. SI NO PUEDE DAR ESTA CANTIDAD, CONTRIBU-- Y CON LO QUE PUEDA. PUEDE REBAJARSELE EL DONATIVO DEL PAGO DEL DIA 25 DE NOVIEMBRE, EL 10 O EL 16 DE DICIEMBRE. DENTRO DE POCO PASARA ALGUNA PERSONA--PO- R SU CASA PARA RECOGER SU DONATIVO. NO DEJE DE AYUDAR A NUESTRA COMUNIDAD CONTRIBUYENDO AL FONDO DE ACTIVIDADES DEL DISTRITO DE BING-HA-ATENTAMENTE. E. ODELL PETERSON, Presidente del Comite. IT IS YOUR DUTY AS A PARENT AND CITIZEN TO SEE THAT THIS DRIVE DOES NOT FAIL-REMEMB- ER-The workers are your friends and neighbor- s- They have a job to do. Help make the job easier by having your contribution ready. 1 HAVING begins with SAVING SYSTEMATIC saving paves the way for better things in life. SAVING a part of every payeheck it the key h having. It's easy! PLAN now! Save before you spend. You'll be surprised how fast your sav-in- gs grow when you save for a purpose. v. Open a Systematic mm Savings Account Join the thousands of smart, thrifty people who save regularly and share m the many benefits a bank savings account provides. Begin now . . . save for the things you want. I IgWMMiSf I AMOUNT Nil MWMk, TiWUkt 104 Wkt $200.00 79 $3.tS $2.5 "$1.92 $300.00 11.54 577 3S l , $400 00 15.38 7.69 S.U 3.15 $500 00 I 19 23 I 9 42 6 41 4.11 IH occNftl It liiud $1 0,000 fcy th - dtraf Dtpotit iftwrvnc CrprrWA. fctMtofKtf ImwmmC. M" " Hm I |