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Show to Margaret Miller Margaret Miller to Become Bride Of Merle Atkinson June First June first is the date circled for the wedding In the Salt Lake, LDS Temple of Margaret Mar-garet Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Miller, of Orem, to Merle L. Atkinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. E.N. Atkinson At-kinson of Lodi, California. ' A reception will be held the same evening in the Orem 11th 19th Ward honoring the couple. Miss M Her graduted from Orem High School and LDS Seminary where she was active ac-tive in the A cappella Choir and the Pep Club. She will graduate from the Brigham Young University in August with a BS dagree in Elementary Elemen-tary Education. Mr. Atkinson graduated from Stockton High School and the Stockton Junior Col lege. He completed a two year mission to the Southern States, 'and has attended the Brigham Young University. He is now employed by the Fred L. From Mary's Portfolio Of Original Hairstyles Comes ... 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AC 5-4341 t 5 .2 Markham Company in Provo as a draftsman. Mrs. Holdaway surprised at recent luncheon Mrs. Anthon B. Christensen was hostess at a luncheon recently re-cently for a group of friends who met at her home. A buffet table was centered by an arrangement of pink Easter lillies and tapers. Small tables were set with a centerpiece center-piece and favors following an Easter Motif. Mrs. Ray Holdway was surprised sur-prised by the group as it was her birthday anniversry she received many lovely gifts, which included a birthday cake. . Mrs. Holdway delighted the group with details of her recent re-cent trip to Hawaii. Guests included: in-cluded: Mrs. Allen Winterton, Mrs. Ralph G. Laycock, Mrs. George Laycock of Lethbridge Canada, Mrs, Garth B. Nielson, Mrs. Ronald B. Adams, Mrs. Earl Backus, Mrs, George Boyce, Mrs. Rulon Mansfield, Mrs. Holdway and the hostess. Mrs. Laycock, of Canada, re-ceivied re-ceivied a lovely door prize. Melodian Chorus To Give Concert At Orem Ward The Melodian Chorus will give a concert under the direction dir-ection of Dr. Franklin Mad-sen, Mad-sen, in the Sacrament meeting to be held Sunday night, April 24 in te 16th Ward Chapel at 7 p.m. There are 30 members to the chorus and the public as well as all ward members are urged to attend. fiT ruMjiinnr-" Calvert Reserve has more Power to Please m y 3 I Si - r- -rmf i. ... OREM MISS PLANS TEMPLE RITES Karen Nana Peterson and Donald E. Stevens are busily engaged in making pL?ns for their forthcoming marriage planne-for planne-for Ju v 1 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple and the reception recep-tion that evening in the Reception Centre, in Orem. Miss Peterson is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard A. Peterson, Pe-terson, Orem, and Mr. Stevens is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stevens, of Lovell Wyoming. IV iss Peterson is a graduate of Orem High School and LDS Seminary. She was a member of the Tigerettes and served as secretary of the studentbody. She attended BYU and is at present working in Provo. Mr. Stevens is a student at BYU, where he is majoring in education. He served an LDS mission in the Central States and was1 active in sports in high school. t mm i I ' j- JUNE BRIDE - Announcement is made of the engagement engage-ment and forthcoming marriage of Mary Ellen Farns-worth Farns-worth to Boyd B. Bushman. Parents of the bride-elect are Mr. and Mrs. Howard Farnsworth of Orem, and Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Bushman of Sho Low, Ariz., are parents par-ents of the prospective bride-groom. The couple will be married June 8 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. They will be honored at a wedding reception at the Orem 13th Ward on June 9. Miss Farnsworth is a graduate of the Orem High School and LDS Seminary. While in high school she was a member of the Tigerette Pep Club; G. A. A. and a member of the DeMilo marching group. She is a junior at Brigham Young University majoring in elementary Education. Mr. Bushman is a junior at BYU majoring in Physics and chemistry. He completed an LDS Northern Mexican Mission. The young couple will mke their home in Provo while they finish their educations'. A ifi A jy J ENJOY IT TONIGHT! "i, '1 H-3 "II I m Til mm - - RBSXRVII to- Orem-Geneva Times APRIL WEDDING UNITES COUPLE Karen Peterson, Peter-son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Peterson, became be-came the bride, April 14, of Joe Kader, son of Mr. and Mrs. Moses Kader. The ceremony was held at the home of the bride's parents and rites were read by Bishop Rulon Petty. An open house followed immediately. The new Mrs. Kader is a graduate of Orem LDS Seminary and she will graduate from Orem High School this spring. Mr. Kader is a graduate of Orem High School and will leave in the near future for college in Colorado. Following the bride's graduation she will join him there. Lai Cos Elects New President Mrs. Herbert (Meredith) Stratton was elec'ed president of the Lai Cos Club at the April meeting that was held at the home of Mrs. Mark Hoover. Other officers elected were Mrs. Eldon Aston, vice president; Mrs. Richard Allen, secretary; Mrs. Lowell Christensen, Chris-tensen, corresponding secretary; sec-retary; and Mrs. Hollis Scott, reporter. Prior to the elections Mrs. Hoover demonstrated cake decorating de-corating showing unusual forms for cakes using different type baking tins. The center of attraction was a full size Raggedy Ann cake doll made with cut lengths of jelly roll and dressed with soft powder sugar Icing. A beautiful sprinkling sprink-ling can made from three small deep layer cake and using hard icing for the handles and a frosted tissue roll for the spout could be the center piece for any type shower. Lovely for a spring party was a planter type cake by using a cake baked in a extra long narrow baking tin for the base and twinkles set on and completely UTAH COUNTY PREMIERE Now Playing at 3 Big THEATRES Hecht-Hill-Lancasier presents . . . Burt Lancaster and Audrey Hepburn in The UNF0RGIVEN Directed by John Heston and co-starring Audie Murphy and John Saxon in Technicolor Regular first run prices Adults $1.00 Children Free Plus actioned packed cofeature co-feature at . . . TIMPAN0G0S DRIVE-IN GENEVA DRIVE-IN PIONEER MOTOR-VU .... Thursday. April 21, 1960 ,;.iiSSfBi!:&, fill ; covered by frosting rosettes pve the appearence of hyacinths hy-acinths in bloom. Mrs. Hoover r'.so showed how to make stand up scenes for children cakes using the hard icing on wax paper which can be placed plac-ed over a picture used as a pattern. After the frosting has set for two or three days the paper is carefully peeled away and the figure set up on the frosted cake. ; Self taught, Mrs. Hoover ?mm 5 M 0v mss 1 V 4 'Is 1 1' 1 ; i ' . ), A ' ' ' 0mM hf ft ' - lift h ; ""If -I? :. :'i y ' '' v .' :::: .' AS-V - . . LINDA TYLOR BECOMES MRS. MAAG - Linda Taylor, Tay-lor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanford J. Taylor and Arlo H. Maag, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Maag pledged nuptial vows April 14, in the Orem 12th Ward with Bishop John E. Rowley officiating at the marriage, A reception followed later in the evening, for which the parents of the bride were hosts. The young couple will make their home in Orem. first began decorating cakes when her children first started having birthdays and her tal-ev.t tal-ev.t has flourished ever since, Much of her decorating is done simply by placing her frosting in waxed paper, rolled rol-led cornicopla style and sque ezes the frosting out of a small opening cut in the end Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Mark Hoover, Mrs Weston Kof f ord and Mrs. Leon Madsen. Mrs. Al Buxton was a guest. Go-Carts Declared Safety Hazard Go-carts and other types of miniature motorized vehicles designed for children were vigorously criticized in a spec mm J. COSTS LEAST IN THE Exclusive crankshaft guarantee! Full-year warranty on both mower and engine! Lifetime steel housing! Rugged straight-through axles! 2,000,000 satisfied owners! Snap-action height adjustment Handle mounted controls High-torque 4-cycle Reo enrfne Mulching attachment "trimming Full 21' cutting width WALLACE GARDEN & NURSERY 417 South State - Orem - Ph. 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