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Show ft 4 f; i : Mr. and Mrs. John j. llewlyweds Feted : Wedding vows were exchanged Jeanne Parman nlicrhted her troth ; with John J. Lese in the American Ameri-can Fork Second-Seventh Ward church. President Stanley D. Roberts of the American Fork Stake officiated. The bride is the Paxman of American Fork. Par ents of the groom are Mr. and Mrs. James Joseph Lese of Col lingswood, New Jersey. A profusion of colorful flowers created a lovely wedding setting for the early autumn reception held immediately following the marriage ceremony where the bride and groom received con gratulations from many friends and relatives. The attractive bride greeted her guests before a background created by nine tan white columns and shimmery gold, flecked drapes. Large sunburst bouquets of purple, lavendar and white gladioli and tinted pampas grass with; accents of rich purple rib bons and ferns adorned the col umns. Also noted in the decor ative scheme was the semi-cir cular buffet flanking a round table centered with a large re volving cupld holding another ax raneement of the irlads and nam. pasrass. The bride was becomingly gowned in traditional white. The long-sleeved bodice of Chantilly Frank Cobus and Lynne Km Open House to Honor Lynne Eis, Frank Cobus Following Temple Vedding Of interest to many friends and relatives in the area is the forthcoming marriage of Frank Cobus and Miss Lynne Eis, on Sorosis Club Meets At Aydelotte Home Mrs. J arvis Aydelotte was hos tess to the Ladies Sorosis Club held at her home Friday, September Sep-tember 24. The afternoon was spent in playing games with prizes going to Mrs. Bert Adamson and Mrs. -John H. Miller. Mrs. Hans Chris-tensen, Chris-tensen, a former member, was a special pest for the afternoon affair. The hostess served a delicious luncheon with serving rooms decorated de-corated with lovely fall flowers at the conclusion of the afternoon. Suzanne Peck, daughters Mr. and Mrs. Wallace V. Peck of 308 South Third East, AmericanFork has pledged Delta Delia Delta at Salt Lake City on Sunday. September 19, 1965. ' The unspoken word never does harm, w a, . -: - - - ; 'i V- ? Lese . . . (Jeanne Psutnian) at Reception lace, the sweeping full skirt fash ioned with tiered ruffles of the lace, dotted with sequins and the shoulder length veil of sheer Illusion held by a seed, pearl headpiece featuring tiny. Jeweled leaves made up the beautiful bridal ensemble. Three lavendar laven-dar orchids encircled by steph- anotis formed the bouquet. Sole attendant to the bride was Patricia Molascon, Maid of Honor, who wore a floor length dress of lavendar brocade and satin. She carried a vanda orchid or-chid bouquet. The mother of the bride wore a floor length dress oi beige pink brocade while the mother of the groom chose a dress of ice blue silk crepe. They wore matching orchid corsages. R. M. Kidwell stood as the best man and Jere Moline and Charles Bottom served as ushers. Mrs. R. M. Ktdwell was buffet buf-fet hostess. The couple were further honored hon-ored at an open house reception held at Dugway Saturday evening. The new Mr. and Mrs. Lese who honeymooned in Oakland, California, will make their home at Dugway until December at which time they will make their home in Collingswood. Coming to Utah for the events were Mr. and Mrs. Lese, parents par-ents of the groom and his two brothers, Jimmy and Joe. A Eis . . . to wed Friday, October 8, in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. On Saturday evening, October 9, the couple will be honored at an open house reception to be held in the Utah Power and Light Auditorium from 8 to 10 p.m. All friends and relatives are invited to attend. No .further in- hfiUtionsvdlrl issued. rTlntJf1de-to-be is the daughter r v of Evert Eis of Peabody, Kansas. She is a graduate of theM:Pher-son theM:Pher-son High School and attended the Brown-Mackie School of Business Busi-ness at Salina, Kansas. At the present time she is employed in Salt Lake City. The groom is a graduate of the American Fork High School where he was active in athletics. He served four years in the Uni-ted Uni-ted states Air Force and has recently re-cently completed an LDS mission mis-sion to Southern Australia. Elder Bruce R. MconUe will officiate at the marriage ceremony cere-mony in the Temple. . Hosting the open house reception recep-tion on Saturday evening will be Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gurney, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Harmen and Mr. j and Mrs. Ralph Elkins. 1 : V Susan Ann Howes, Ronald D. Box Plan Oct 15 Wedding Reception Mr. and Mr s.Maurlce J. Howes of Pleasant Grove wish to an nounce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Susan Ann to Ronald Darwin Box, son of Mr. and Mrs. Darwin V. Box of American Amer-ican Fork. Miss Howes Is a graduate of Pleasant Grove High School. She was an active member in Pep Club and on'the Ye Viking Crier staff. She also represented Pleasant Plea-sant Grove as a Sterling Scholar Nominee in the field of home-making. home-making. Miss Howes is also a graduate of Pleasant Grove Seminary. Sem-inary. She is employed in American Fork and is presently attending Utah Trade Tech at Provo. Mr. Box is a graduate of Amer Susan Howes "Spanish Fiesta" Theme of Cultural Arts Opening Social The Cultural Arts Club held their opening social on Monday evening, September 27, in the Utah Power and Light Auditorium. Auditor-ium. Theme of the evening carried car-ried out in the decor and the re-freshraents re-freshraents was 'Spanish Fiesta." Fi-esta." Twenty five members were seated at one long table gaily decorated with colorful balloons. Centering the serving table was an arrangement of cactus with two sleeping seniors leaning against the container on either side. Spanish Shawls, colorful skirts, shirts and fans, adorned the walls about the rooms. Favors Fa-vors for each of the members were miniature sombereros. Games were played and the group joined in singing Ramona," "In a Little Spanish Town,' and also "MexicallaRose." Mrs. Haws (Letha) Durfey and Mrs. Harold (Betty) Johnson, appeared ap-peared in authentic Spanish costumes.. cos-tumes.. The delightful affair was hosted by the new officers of the club, Mrs. Jack (Lillie) Walker, president; pres-ident; Mrs. James (Maxlne)Ver-ville, (Maxlne)Ver-ville, vice president; Mrs. Her-shel Her-shel (Mildred) Crotts, Secretary and Mrs. Earl (June) Chadwick, treasurer. . Mrs. Walton (Lucy) Foulgerr gave the club collect and a short business meeting was conducted by Mrs. Walker new president. warn?"' Tickets?, He' looks like a candidate for sick room supplies Remind him of the fine quality ice packs, fever thermometers and sadetives available at Smith . Drug. - . I ?;WJ mw ican Fork High School and Sera inary. He is a medic in the Utah National Guard, Special Forces division. He served six months active duty at Fort Polk, Louisi ana; Fort San Antonio, Texas: and Fort Benning, Georgia where he was trained as a paratrooper . Mr. Box is employed In Plea sant Grove and is also attending Utah Trade Teen. Wedding plans are being made for October IS. The couple will be married at the Third-Tenth Ward by Bishop Evan Brady. reception honoring the couple will follow. They both plan to continue their schooling and work. They will make their home in Alpine, . . . sets date Arlitro Club Holds Opening Social The opening social 6f the Ar-Utra Ar-Utra Guild was held Monday, September Sep-tember 27, at the home of Mrs Grant Schaumburg, new president of the organization. Mrs. Lloyd Adamson offered the prayer and Mrs. teland Mitchell read the Club Collect. A delicious dinner was served to 26 members present following which Mrs. Schaumburg conduc ted a 1 short business meeting. Mrs. Sidney Thornton, the guest entertainer Jor the evening gave the delightful book review. of the "House of Many Rooms by Rodeua Hunter. . A ladies quartette sang two musical numbers, "Kentucky Babe" and "Mr. Sandman.' They were Ann Holley, Linda Thorn ton, Linda Taylor and Rosemary Braithwaite. Assisting Mrs. Schaumburg as hostesses were Mrs. Hattie Kil-foyle, Kil-foyle, Mrs. Oma Mitchell, Mrs. Lloyd B. Adamson, Mrs. Milo Bean and Mrs. Orvllle Gunther The entertaining rooms were decorated with bowls of roses and orchid napkins were used on the trays to carry out the club color scheme. Each member re ceived her program booklet. It is better to suffer wrong than to do it and happier to be sometimes cheated than not to htrust. -The politician's promises of yesterday are the taxes of today AF High School Holds Room Mothers PTA Officers Tea A lovely affair was held Tuesday, Tues-day, September 28, in the Faculty Fa-culty Room at the AmericanFork High School honoring the Room Mothers, Teachers and PTA Officers. Of-ficers. Mrs. William (Margret)Sykes, PTA president, introduced her board members, and welcomed everyone present. Serving on the PTA Board this year with Mrs. Sykes are: Mrs. Clyde (Lillian) Patten, vice president; Mrs. Josh (Ella) Grace, Secretary; Mrs. Delbert (Barbara) Hales, Program Chairman; Mrs. Glen (Jean) H. Gordon, Publicity; Mrs. Sherman (Doris) Robinson, Magazine; Ma-gazine; Mrs. Harold (Leah) Holley, Hol-ley, Hospitality; Mrs. Glen (Carol) (Car-ol) Miller, Membership; Mrs. Hershel (Mildred) Crotts, Home Room Representative; and Mrs. Myrle Buckley, Safety. Mrs. Crotts then introduced the teachers, and the Home Room Mothers. They were . welcomed and informed of their duties for the coming school year. Room mothers are: Mrs. Joseph Martin, Mrs. Charles Cornell, Mrs. Wendell Hansen, Mrs. Harold Anderson, Mrs. Grant Williamson, Mrs. Alden Adams, Mrs. David Dur-rant, Dur-rant, Mrs. Fred Bowen, Mrs. Don Overly, Mrs. Wlllard Carroll, Car-roll, Mrs. Stanley Burch, Mrs. Grant Street, Mrs. Stanley Roberts, Rob-erts, Mrs. Doyle Smith, Mrs. Niles Wing, Mrs. Dean Taylor, Mrs. Robert Hyde, Mrs. Frank Austin, Mrs. Ruben Adams, Mrs. John Carson, Mrs. Alma Mad-sen, Mad-sen, Mrs. Joey Brooks, Mrs. ErselFagan; Mrs. Andy Pederson,Mrs. Eugene Eu-gene Wlmmer, Mrs. Clifford Christensen, Mrs. Ross Lewis, Mrs. Melvin Bowman, Mrs. Stephen P. Shelley, Mrs. George Greenwood DUP Camp To Meet Oct. 14 The Greenwood Camp, of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers, will meet Thursday, October 14, at the Relic Hall in Robinson Park at 1:30 p.m. for a special meet ing. Jennie Cunningham, Myrtle Seastrand and Dorthella Dunkley will be hostesses for the affair af-fair and Harriet Barratt will give the lesson. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Beag-ley Beag-ley and children, Tracey, and Guy, from VictorviUe, California, Californ-ia, have been visiting in American Amer-ican Fork for the past week with Mr. Beagley s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Beagley. f DRIVE-IN WINDOW OPEN TILL 4 P. M. Rasmussen, and Mrs. Gaylen Blackburn. Punch and cookies were served from a beautifully decorated table done in a Fall motiff. Fifty-two were present. Hostesses were Mrs. Sykes, president; Mrs. Crotts, Room Mother representative; represen-tative; and Mrs. Holley, Hospitality Hos-pitality chairman. ' New smoothness! New mildness! New enjoyment! New smartness! New popularity! Sunny Brook-today's brilliant choice V of a MONEY has a way of disappearing, but in a checking account, it is SAFE; available to you at the stroke of your pen. 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