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Show Centennial Summer Greeted With Glad Sound of Wedding Bells Sunday, June 15, 1947 Singleton-Anderson Wedding Reception, June Highlight A highlight of the June nuptial functions was the wedding reception givens Thursday evening at Provo First ward for Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Anderson (Gloria Singleton) Single-ton) who were wed earlier in Salt Lake LDS temple. The bridal costume, one of the prettiest of the season, was of white satin, entrain, with a bouffant skirt, draped to reveal a lace-ruffled inset. The yoke was of sheer net with high neckline trimmed with lace. The flowing veil was ap-pliqued ap-pliqued with lace floral motifs and held with a dainty bride's cap, the costume being accentuated with a bouquet of red roses, centered with an orchid, tied with a shower of white satin. , The 'lovely bride, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lenn Singleton, was attended by her sister, Donna, as maid-of-honor. Donna wore a filmy white frock with puffed sleeves ana a dainty net nat. a dainty net bat. carrying pretty nosegay. In similar dresses or pastel shades were Louise Sward, Veloy Singleton and Ariene Dyer. Guests were greeted by parents of the young coupie. Airs. Anaerson wearing a smart gray gown with peach gladiolus and - Mrs. Singleton choosing a shell pink formal with bead embroidery,' Her corsage was of ivory gladiolus. Keith lonnson attended tne groom as best mi. Pat and Linda McEwan, twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Lester McEwan, carried baskets of flowers flow-ers and led the bridal party into the amusement hall where the bridal waltz was danced by the young couple and their attendants. attend-ants. Airs. E. G. Jensen welcomed the guests at the door and Mrs. Merlin Mer-lin Higgs was in charge of the guest book. Mrs. Lester McEwan and son, David, accepted gifts at the door. The gift room was in charge of Mrs. Dean Clark, Mrs. Orval Singleton and Mrs. Elmer Cloward. Mrs. Robert Reid and Mrs. Stanley Bonnett Were ushers. Also greeting the guests in the foyer were grandmothers of the bride, Mrs. Fred Singleton and Mrs. Nellie McEwan. - Tne serving table, which was lovely with lace cover, wedding cake and roses in . crystal, was in charge of Joyce Reid, Marjorie Scnearrer, Dorothy Reid, and Carol Gean Clark. Elton J.' Sumner was master of ceremonies for the following pro gram: vocal solo. Veloy Singleton, accompanied by Mrs. Dorothy Tuttle; toasts, Helen Hoover and Bishop Frank T. Gardner; duet, Donna Singleton and Betty Aiken; reading, Bill Lundmark; dance, Colleen Collins accompanied by ReNee , Strong; trio numbers, Sheldon Elliott, Helen Elliott and Mary Arm Murdock. .i Dancing. was-enjoyed later. The young couple are leaving today for a honeymoon to San Francisco and Los Angeles. For going away the bride will wear a smart navy blue suit, Paris model, with white accessories. A wedding dinner at Stevens' in Salt Lake City was -given -the couple by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Anderson, parents of the groom, Thursday. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hiller, Mr. and Mrs. Lenn Singleton, Mrs. Merlin Higgs, Miss Donna Singleton, Single-ton, the host and hostess and the newly-weds. Gunnel I -Smith Marriage Told SPRINGVILLE Of interest to relatives and friends is the marriage mar-riage of Frank L. Gunnell. son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Conover of this city and Miss Marie Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Smith of Davenport, Iowa. The marriage took place May don Crandall. bishop of the LDS ward performing the ceremony. An informal reception and wedding dinner honored the young couple, who plan to make their home in Los Angeles. The bride chose for her wed- 29, at the home of the bride-1 ding attire, a rose colored suit groom's brother, George Murdock; with black trim and a corsage of in Los Angeles, Calif., with Gor- white orchids. Rites Planned For Late June SPANISH FORK The mar riage of Miss Lois Jones to Ray G. Dedrickson to be solemnized June 23 in the Salt Lake temple has been announced by her parents, par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. David Jones Of Spanish Fork. The bride-to-be is a member of the Lawrence and Beta Thalian clubs in Spanish Fork. Mr. Ded rickson, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Dedrickson of Spanish Fork, served in the army nearly tour years. A reception honoring the couple cou-ple will be given June 24 in Spanish Fork First ward chapel Installation Dinner Held The installation dinner for Lady Lions was held Thursday evening at the Federation Room witn nusbands of members as guests. Mrs. Johnny Cobb, outgoing president, was presented with a lovely corsage in appreciation of services. She acted as mistress of ceremonies and was chairman of the event, introducing her com mittee members as Mrs Lee Tut tie, Mrs. Vern Bullock, Mrs. Wil liam Roderique, Mrs. Claude Holmes, Mrs. Don Fatherircgham, Mrs. Thomas Gessford, Mrs. L. B. Sheets and Mrs. Pat Mowei. Table decorations were gay with clowns, balloons and flags. Husbands Hus-bands were presented with rosebud rose-bud boutonnieres. Mrs. Vern Bullock Bul-lock gave a . toast ter-thetafa," with the response given by Grant Eklns. v Program numbers included: solo, Mrs. George Ashby, who also sang a duet number with Clark White; barbershop quartette numbers num-bers by Vern Bullock, Clark White, Karl Jones and William Roderique. Request and original numbers by Frank Matts at the organ. The following officers were installed: in-stalled: Mrs. Vern Bullock, president; presi-dent; Mrs. LeRoy Johnson, vice-president; vice-president; Mrs. Karl Jones, second sec-ond vice-president; Mrs. George Ashby, secretary and treasurer; Mrs. George Ashby, reporter: Mrs. Pat Mower, tail-twister and di rectors Mrs. Pete Fakler, Mrs. John Cobb, Mrs. Rulon Morgan and Mrs. A. R. Morgan. A vote of thanks was extended to all past officers of the group. II I i ' i. 1 r I 1 v I 1 1 ,v I .''" 11 9 ' " S I '1 " -S J , J J s wg" h- 1 - -' , f h . x - : '' : 1 - ; K '' i 1 v- -:lV: . . . ; - A .A . ' , - 7 T ' 7 5 A,''rJ A 1 ' , (ENTERED among the brides and brides-to-be of this Cenjenpial, SpAmer, is lovely Gloria lihglitdh -of Harold J. Anderson. At her left is Marjorie Jean Hart, bride-elect of Rand Clark, who joins her in her plans for a mid-summer wedding. Top right, Katherine Tapp, who exchanged vows with Oliver Hal Oakley in rites Friday. DELOW, left to right, Lois Jones, L-' who will marry Ray G. Dedrickson Dedrick-son June 23 in Salt Lake temple ; Ida Lee Jackson, of El Paso, Texas, who will marry Raymond Earle Beckham in Mesa temple; Marva Beth Johnson, who will wed Martin Dalebout when summer turns to autumn. Open ror ivirs. va House ps. vance GREETINGS TO FATHER This Is Your Day While Dad is Happy it's the time to Suggest That New Dress at PERHAPS A PLAY SUIT FOR THE HOT DAYS AHEAD YOUR STORE OP FASHION 168 WEST CENTER Use Our Layaway Plan CP Mrs. H. S. Vance, who will leave soon for the Northern States LDS mission with her husband, hus-band, was honored at a lovely open -house at the home of Mrs. Nora B. Bullock. Mrs. Bullock was assisted as hostess by Mrs Retta P. Broadbent and Mrs Violet B. Thomas. Mrs. Alta Walker led the guests in community singing, after which tribute was paid Mrs. Vance by co-workers of various organizations: Mrs. Edith A. Monson, Mrs. Mary A. Bennett, Ben-nett, Mrs. Florence Billings and Mrs. McNone Perry. A profusion of flowers decorated decor-ated the entertaining rooms, with pink and blue predominating as a color scheme. The serving table was attrac tive hand-made lace cover over pink, centered with an arrange ment of pink roses and blue-bells. Pink tapers "burned at either end. Many friends and relatives call ed to extend greetings and good wishes. Bible Group At Meeting OREM The women's auxiliary organization of the Provo Bible church met at the home of Mrs. Roy Ray in Orem with Mrs. Ro land Laney assisting as co-hostess. A lovely luncheon was served to the following: Mrs. Ernest Wedding In Idaho Falls. SPRINGVILLE Announcement Announce-ment is made of the marriage of Howard Brady, son of Mrs. Clyde Colvin of this city, and Miss Shir ley Coon of Idaho Falls, Ida. The marriage took place at Idaho Ida-ho Falls Friday evening, June 6, and was followed by a reception attended by many relatives and friends. Attending from Springviile were the bridegroom's mother and her two other sons, Marion B. and Elwood Brady, and three children, Beverly, Thera Lou and Elwood. Mr. Brady- is a World War II veteran and also is' a former student stu-dent of the Brigham Young university, uni-versity, Provo. The young couple plan to make their home in Salt Lake City. Californian Is Honored At Luncheon A luncheon was given by Mrs. Marriage at Hotel Utah Unites Popular Couple Brown, Mrs. E. E. Burchett, Mrs. Lawrence Clark, Mrs. M. V. Dunn, Mrs. B. A. Goldsworthy, Mrs. J. K. Lee, Mrs. R. C. Laney, Mrs. Elva Parker,, Mrs. Frank J. Sti- mac, Mrs. Ralph E. Harshman, all of Provo, and from Orem, Mrs. George Hope, Mrs. G. L. Elenbaas and the hostess. Devotions were led by Mrs. Lawrence Clark and the mission ary talk given by Mrs. Ralph E. Harshman. The next meeting will be in the form of a picnic at Canyon Glen July 11. A lovely bride of Friday was Mrs. Oliver Hal Oakley, the former Katherine Tapp, who recited vows with Mr. Oakley, Oak-ley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Oaklev of S-Drinerville. in sterling Price, of Springviile, at; the President s room of Hotel Utah, in a morning ceremony Club. Radar Saturday afternoon performed by Bishop Oliver Dalton of Springviile. in compliment to Miss Ann Cun-1 rnw i i i , V ... ningham, of Glendale, Calif., who The bride wore a lovely rose colored suit with gray ac-is ac-is a house guest at the Price! cessories. She carried a white orchid on a white Bible. She home. ! was attended by Mrs. Lucile Oakley Turner. R. J. Oakley, The table, where nine guestsj brother of the groom, was best man. Carol and Natalie were served was prettily appoint- Ann Oakley, nieces of the groom, were flower girls-and lit-ed lit-ed with choice roses and delpnm- i0 phorH nQH Sixty guests attended the luncheon which was given in the Jade room, after the ceremony. The bride is a graduate of Provo high school. Mr. Oakley graduated from Spring lum. Included in the guest list were Mrs. A. G. Johnson, Mrs. J. X. Gardner, Mrs. H. T. Reynolds, Jr., Mrs. L. B. Tackett, Miss Effie Kelsey, Miss Ida Worthern, Miss Nana Lee Reynolds, the hostess and the guest of honor. Miss Cunningham will return to her home next week. She accompanied ac-companied Mr. and Mrs. Price on a trip which took them across the United States, from California to the southern states, to Havana, Cuba, up the Atlantic coast to New York, then to Chicago and home. Mr. and Mrs. Price are former Provoans, Mr. Price being well known here as a grocery wholesaler whole-saler before his retirement. Fresno Couple Married Word comes from Fresno, Calif., of the marriage of Vella Christ-opherson, Christ-opherson, daughter of Mrs. A. C. Mings, Route Seven Box 241, Fresno, to Earl Collinsworth, of that city. The bride is well known ini Provo, having attended school here. ville high school and served in the merchant marine service during! dur-ing! the war. ; Mr. and Mrs. Oakley are now on their honeymoon, which will take them to interesting California Califor-nia pleasure resorts. They will live in Springviile. Marjorie Hart . Betrothed To Rand Clark Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hart, of Long Beach, Calif., announce the. engagement of their daughter. Marjorie Jean to Rand Clark, son of Dean and Mrs. Herald R. Clark ; of this city. t Miss Hart graduated from;: Brigham Young university this month with the degree of bachelor bache-lor of arts in the college of edu cation. She was affiliated with Val Norn social unit and Y Cal cares, girls' honorary society. She was active in many student func tions. . ' Mr. Clark is a student at BYU, affiliated with the Brickers and a member of the university bas ketball and track 'teams. The popular young couple will : be married during July and will make a home in Provo. September Plans Told Mr. and Mrs. Vernile T. John son chose 'this day in midf-June to announce the engagement of their daughter, Marva Beth, to Martin Dalebout, son of Mr. and Mrs. Adrain M. Dalebout of Og-den. Og-den. The young couple have planned a temple marriage for early September. Sep-tember. The popular bride-elect is a graduate of Provo high school and has attended BYU. Mr. Dalebout is a student at Brigham Young university and is affiliated with Val Hyric social unit. He graduated gradu-ated from Ogden high school before going into military servic for two years in Italy and North Africa. Arizona Rites To Unite Pair l Announcement is made by Mr. and Mrs. Leland A. Jackson of El Paso, Tex., of the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Ida Lee, to Raymond Earle Beckham, Provo advertisting man and BYU student. Plans are made for a marriage June 17 in LDS temple at Mesa, Ariz. The bride-to-be attended Brlg-C ham Young university and is aV graduate of Ysleta high school in El Paso. Both young people are members of Lambda Delta Sigma. Mr. Beckman, e son of Mrs. -Frank Smith and the late Charles Maivin Beckham, graduated from Safford high school in Safford,, Ariz. He served in the U. S. navy air corps for two years, before,' coming" to " BYU, where he will continue his studies next years. Following a brief honeymoon the couple will live at 33 East " Third North. . June 27 Is Wedding Date Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Betty Bar tholomew to Melvin Mellor of Fayette, Utah, by Mrs. June Bar tholomew of Provo, sister-in-law, and Miss Bessy Bartholomew. twin sister of the bride-elect. The marriage will take place June 27 in the Manti temple.' Miss Bartholomew just completed her sophomore year as a student ' at BYU. A shower honoring her was , given at the home of Mrs. C. H.Bartholomew H.-Bartholomew last week. 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