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Show THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, . 5 s is ft v Phone Society Items to Pearl Powell SU 5-2233 '-.,. . .-. i ) - . .. j 1 : l r : r s -i .. i. MRS. ALLEN C. AUSTIN (Louise Rlchlns) Louise Richins Weds Allen C. Austin Friday December 12 in Elko, Nevada Mr. and Mrs. Alfred A. Rich-ins Rich-ins are announcing the recent marriage of their daughter Louise Lou-ise to Allen C. Austin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen'C. Austin of American Am-erican 'Fork. The young couple were married Dec. 12 at Elko, Nevada. Wit-Glen Wit-Glen E. Austin and Mr. and Mrs. ;5B3J5a:ra:::::ssS355 fa f 3 i I GREETI NGS "f 1 GENEVA FINANCE CO. fi 0 Jfe.ft?W-:wt , o 9Hay this Christmas bringto - all our good friends the fulfillment of their greatest expectations. GROVE FINANCE CO. 1961 nesting the ceremony were Mrs. Reed Makln. Louise Is currently employed in Salt Lake City and Allen is serving a four year tour with the U.S. Navy. He Is leaving for a six-month sea duty tour on the USS Ingersoll. While he is gone, Louise will stay with her parents. 2 o 1 2 PLEASANT MRS. R. BLAINE PENDLEY LaRae Johnson Weds in Janice Gillman Announces Pioche, Nevada on Nov. 24 Wedding Plans for Dec. 29 Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard M. Johnson John-son are announcing the recent marriage of their daughter LaRae to R: Blaine Pendley, son of Mr. and Mrs. John K earns of Pioche, Nevada. The wedding took place at Pioche, Nov. 24, 1961. The bride graduated from the Pleasant Grove High School. She was a member of the Pep band the Senior High Orchestra, the Utah Valley Youth Symphony and the A Capped la Choir. Mr. Pendley attended school In Salt Lake City and in Pioche, , Nevada. He is now employed in Salt Lake City where the couple will make their first home. On Sunday, Dec. 10, the parents par-ents of the bride entertained at" a family dinner honoring the couple. There to enjoy the occasion occa-sion were the other children of Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Williams and three sons of American Fork, Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Johnson and son of American Fork and Mrs. DeVona Neilaon and children of Pleasant Pleas-ant Grove and Robert, Lloyd and Beverly Johnson. An openhouse is being planned for the newly-weds early in January. Jan-uary. Variety Club Holds Christmas Social With Husbands The Variety ?lub members with their husbands met on Saturday night at an Orem Cafe for a Christmas social. Arrangements were made by Chairman Ora Bor-en, Bor-en, assisted by Mary Harper, Juanita Larsen and Thelma and Mary Swenson. v The committee decorated the tables with delicate candles in holders which the guests kept as favors. Bingo was played and everyone won a prize. AH club members were present pres-ent and included Merle Armit-s Armit-s head, Betty Oscarson, Leatha Ash, Eva "Reynolds, Ruby War-niek, War-niek, Nina Hunter, Ida Halliday and the ladies who served on the committee. rji neip iveep Our Economy .Strong 363 323 353 383 353523 353 523 553 323 83583 1 - " j I- TO ! O SPAFFORD DAIRY CROVI AtVlfV KlASANf Parents Welcome Family Home with Brass Band, Party Many Utah "young marrieds" come home to visit parents and In-laws at Christmas time. That's just a run of the mill social item. But when they are met with a brass band, refreshments, and a hilarious welcome, that's something some-thing else again. A recent story in point is as follows: n Mrs. Betty Page Davis of Lexington, Lex-ington, Kentucky, wrote her mother, Mrs. J. Albert Page, of Pleasant Grove, that she, her husband hus-band and four young children were coming home for Christmas. Mrs. Page told the good news to Betty's father-in-law, Boyd C. Davis of Orem. Boyd was quite happy about the turn of events and was wondering what he could do to make the young family especially welcome. "Why dont you spread out the red carpet and get out the band," laughed Mrs. Page. . He did just that, all except the red carpet But cider and dough- nuts were substituted for that. Betty, her husband, Dr. Duane Davis and children, Mark, John, Steven and Ann Louise, arrived Friday at 10:15 p.m. at 'he Provo D & Ft G depot. On hand to meet them were the Pages, and Da vises, other relatives, rela-tives, some 25 members of the Orem High School Band, a large contingent of BYU students and numerous interested spectators. Santa Claus was the only VIP missing. "What's the band playing for, mama," said Betty's eldest, as they all clamored down the train steps. Betty didn't have the answer an-swer at the moment. Soon, how-" ever, it all began to become excitingly ex-citingly apparent. The young Davis family has been living in Lexington, whore Dr. Davis is serving in the Military Mili-tary Public Health Service hospital hos-pital there. He, is a graduate of University of Utah Medical School. In June, the family plans to move to Seattle, where Dr. Davis will begin private practice prac-tice in his special field of urology. 353 525353555 32 OVtV UTAH ' ' i t '1' Y j MSS JANICE GILLMAN On December 29, Janice Gill-man, Gill-man, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Gillman, will become the bride of Harry Peacock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Peacock of Lindon. The, wedding will take place at the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. John Bylund, in Pleasant Grove. The bride-to-be is a graduate of the Pleasant Grove High School and a graduate of the Excelcis Beauty School. She is now employed in Provo. Mr. Peacock is a graduate of the Orem High School. He attended at-tended the Brigham Young University Uni-versity and Utah State University. Univer-sity. He has been on six -months active duty in the Army Reserve. The young couple will make their home in Pleasant Grove. School Lunch Ladies Have Dinner Party The ladies who work with the lunch program at the high school enjoyed some one elses cooking when they drove to Springville on Friday night for dinner. Mrs. Louise Nielsen and Mrs. Dorothy Covington drove their cars and had as passengers Merle Armit-stead, Armit-stead, Eva Reynolds, Grace Winn, Aleda Coates, Anna Gray and Leah Robertson. HE KNOWS BEST Robert Young, star of " Father Knows Best" and "Window on Main Street," two popular tele- mas" to his friends and family wun guts oi u. S. Savings Bonds. if ll liililpllllllili: mMmiKmSv life ' I - " 7 .if wea torn . Tfc- Perfect... SHOPPING CENTER Wa Acre IN PLEASANT CROVI Fronting on higHwoy 91 ond UlM. Thli orto reoily netds o good thopping ctnttr. GREEN Pkon. AM 3-4J32 STANCL, PIm HU 4-0930 CONSTRUCTION REALTY INC. Pho CR 7-2727 $olt L.V. 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