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Show I i V. , ' T - - ? v wmi- :. - iwMkjmmmMmmmmss it! ymmmimmmmmmm lit : mmmmmsmmmmm , - -- -V .- V "J:-. . . . ' , : v. ' ' - ' '.. - - 5 I EXCHANGE VOWS. A reception re-ception Saturday evening honored Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Crane following a wedding wed-ding ceremony at the Cedar Slake House. The lovely bride is the former Jeane Eyre. (Engraving courtesy Iron Cou'ity Record) . Bob Crane Marries j Cedar City Bride Miss Jeane Eyre became the bride of Robert L. Crane in rites . solemnized Saturday evening, March 30, in the Cedar LDS Stake House. Bishop Edwin C. Cox officiated officiat-ed at the ceremony after which a reception honored the newly-weds. newly-weds. The lovely bride is the daughter daugh-ter of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Eyre of Cedar City and parents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Crane of Milford. For her wedding and reception recep-tion the bride chose a gown of white ta'ffetta trimmed with lace inserts embroidered with seed pearls and iridescent sequins. se-quins. Her bouffant skirt was full length with a chapel train. - She wore a pearl tiara and car ried red roses and stcphonitis. Miss Sandra Condie was maid of honor. Illene Crane was junior bridesmaid. Thy were gowned in ballerina length dresses in pink and white. Their flowers were pink and white carnations. Thales L. Johnson stood as best man with Gary Middleton and Bud Camp acting as ushers. The couple honeymooned in Las Vegas for a few days after which they will make their home in Cedar City. The bride is a graduate of the Cedar City High School. The bridegroom has been prominent in athletics both at College of Southern Utah and Utah State University at Lbgan, where he was a member of this year's basketball team. He has served a tour of duty in the Armed Forces. |
