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Show j-.D.. temple ceKemomei to unite ui ouna ccupiei To Wed June 14 m mm W "t ill MitiiiVi iWVUUll BtlPMMfflWW v..y... f . , , " J & r ("' V V - ' K6 rtfr V it ill 7 MISS MIGNON ERICKSON WILL EE THE BRIDE Of Mr. Ervin Hatch on Friday, May 31, in rites solemn ized in the Salt Lake L.D.S. Temple. She is a daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Golden hrickson. ot butherland. Mr Hatch is a son of Mr. and Mrs.' Elmer Hatch, of Spring ville. A RECEPTION to honor the couple cou-ple will be hosted by the bride's parents Thursday night, June 6, In Sutherland Ward halL A cordial Invitation to attend is extended to their many friends. The lovely bride-elect will" be attended by her sister, Mrs.' Glen-na Glen-na Wilson, "as matron of honor, and Miss Joan Sorensen, 'bridesmaid. Flower girls will be her young nieces, Maude .Lynn Wilson and Laura Erickson. Farr Hatch will stand as best man for his brother A graduate of Delta High School, Miss Erickson has attended Brig-ham Brig-ham Young University this past year. Mr. Hatch, attended Spring ville High School and is employed at Geneva. After their marriage the couple plans to make a home in Provo. lite?- GRID' FAMOUS DOTE DEVILS ,f L IS mil . tSl S Mai DARE DEVIL CLOWN THE SHOW THAT'S ALIVE WITH DEATH SATURDAY, JUNE 1 8 p. m. at DESERET ROPEO GROUNDS SPONSORED BY AMERICAN LEGION, POST 117 E Admission, Adults $1.00 Under 16 years, 50c Here We Go - - BUMPS-A-DAISY Name June 10 As Wedding Date Mr. and Mrs. George Pace, of American Fork, announce the engagement en-gagement and forthcoming marriage marri-age of their daughter, Miss Sally Clements, to Richard J. Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Clark, of Delta. June 10 is the date set for the ceremony. Miss Clements attended Delta High School when she resided in Delta a year ago with her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Clements. Mr. Clark has attended College of Southern Utah at Cedar City this past year. He has served a tour of duty with the U. S. Air Force. Greet Friends At Reception Kenneth A. Hayes, and his bride, the former Muriel May Gardner, greeted friends and received congratulations con-gratulations Friday evening in Delta First Ward. Their marriage was solemnized earlier in the Salt Lake L.D.S. Temple. The bride was lovely in her wedding wed-ding gown of white lace over taf feta, with fitted bodice and taper ed sleeves, and full floor-length skirt. Her fingertip veil was held by a crown of lace, and she carried a bouquet of carnations and pink rosebuds. Receiving with the couple were their parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Eu gene Gardner of Delta and Mr. and Mrs. Alma D. Hayes, of Salt Lake City, and the bridal party. Mrs. Artemisia Rolls, sister of the bride, was matron of honor, and Miss Gwen Blockson, Provo, and Mrs. Betty Anne Olson, Salt Lake City, were 'bridesmaids. Four flower girls were Sharon and Kar en Rolls and Diane and Linda Hayes. Dick Hayes stood as best man for his brother; Larry Gardner, brother ;of the bride, was master of ceremonies for the program. The opening prayer was' by Bishop Norman Gardner. Eldon Sorenson sang a solo, ac companied by Donald Western Joe and Carolyn Bishop sang a duet, and a toast to the bride was. given by Mrs. Lois Maxfield. Miss Ar-dythe Ar-dythe Twitchell sang two vocal solos. The presentation of - a Lester piano, gift to the bride from her parents, was made 'toy Miss Margaret Mar-garet Gardner. The couple departed on a short honeymoon , after the reception, and will return to make a home at 2531 South 2nd East, Salt Lake City. FOB BETTER RESULTS ADVERTISE IN THE CHRONICLE MISS LARUE CAMPBELL June 7 is the wedding date for Miss LaRue Campbell and Ladd A. Holt, in rites in the St. George L D.S. Temple. Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Campbell, of Hatch, Utah, announce the engage ment and forthcoming marriage of their daughter LaRue, to Ladd A. Holt, former Deltan. Mr. Holt is the son of the late Alton and Afton Black Holt, and is a grandson of Mrs. Elida Taylor, of Delta,, and Mr. Marion Black formerly of Deseret. Miss campoeils lather is s nephew of Mrs. Zephyr Steele, of Delta, and her mother is a niece of M. H. Workman, of Delta. The bride-elect was graduated from Dixie College May 24. Mr Holt has been attending College of Southern Utah since his. return after four years service with the U. S. Navy. His home has been with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Griener, uncle and aunt, at Hatch. Reception Friday To Honor Con pie A reception to honor Mr. and Mrs.. Boyd D. Beagley, whose wedding wed-ding vows will be made Friday, May 31, in the Salt Lake Temple, will be held Friday evening at Sutherland Ward recreation hall The, bride is Miss Leu Wannr Bunker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs William L. Bunker, of Sutherland Mr. Beagley is a son of Mr. and Mrs. A. jr. Beagley, of Orem. Utah. A cordial invitation is extended to .their many friends to attend the reception, from nine to twelve o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Eldredge of Baker, Nevada, announce the engagement en-gagement and approaching marriage marri-age of their daughter, Daisy Virginia, Vir-ginia, and Emerson Wayne Gonder, on of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gonder, if Garrison. The couple will be married June 14 in an early evening ceremony U the home of the bride's parents. They will be honored later that evening at nine o'clock at a reception recep-tion at the Baker L.D.S. church. Mrs. Eliza Rawllnson has returned return-ed to Delta after a visit In Cleveland, Cleve-land, Utah, with her daughter, Mrs. Lynnette Thorderson, and a trip to Salt Lake City to attend funeral services Saturday for Mrs. Mary Jane Rawlinson Geertsen. Mrs. Rawllnsoti's grandchildren, Miss Merle "Day and Nathan Day, of Provo, returned to Delta with her for a visit of several weeks. Miss Day enters U, of U. this fall, on a scholarship from Provo high school. Her mother, Mrs. Lemira Day, who has been BYU librarian and completed com-pleted college courses, will teach school in Vernal, starting in September. wed Ifijfti 4feai& june 8th MILLARD COUNTY CHRONICLE Delta, Utah. Thurs. Xay 30, 1957 1 A 4 X ,. 4 J ' j A WED FIFi'Y YEARS, Mr. and Mrs. Rawldo V. Turner. of Holden, Utah, will be honored on their Golden Wedding anniversary, Saturday June 8, 1957. All Mends and relatives are cordially invited to attend this special event which will be climaxed with an evening of dancing, beginning at 8 p. m. They request no gilts, please. Double Wedding And Ileception .at m it 'WITH OUR WANT AD5 - Jim - UlAtLkJif V : "STRIPE SPICE by JANTZEN "Stripe Spice", keeps company with a pretty shape. There's feminine t i silhouette with spiral apex bra 6tays and opening for Accents bust pads. f A figure molder in Acetata and Lastex Tamise Taffeta banded with elasticized Sharkskin. Five Colors. 10-16. 12.93 it $ JANTZEN j SEE AUTOMOBILES COMPLETELY DEMOLISHED rioht hi ore vour eyes. Watch the death-defying Haps -: Setne GREATEST AUTO ACROBATS in the World all at Deseret Rodeo Grounds unaer the lights June 1. bm mjto mm - i" "J" I. 'i Mia DELTA'S M m A f" ff N "I r si UCkHK I lliciii ji- V . STORE- -. JJ l-' IS Mr. and Mrs. Loren B. Taylor, of Wells, Nevada, announce the ei gagement and forthcoming marri age of their daughters, Mary Jean and Lorna May. Miss Mary Jean Taylor and Miien James Housley will say wedding vows in a double ceremony cere-mony with Miss Lorna May Taylor and Norman Larry Housley, on Wednesday, June 12, in the Logan LDS Temple. Mr. Miien James Housley is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Housley, of Richmond, Utah, and Norman Larry Housley is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Walden Housley, sflso of Richmond. Rich-mond. Mrs. Elida Taylor, of Delta, is the garndmother of Mary Jean and Lorna May Taylor. A double wedding reception to honor the young couples will be held on Saturday evening, June 22, in Johnny's Club Ballroom, at Wells, Nevada, from seven until twelve o'clock. A cordial invitation to attend is extended to friends at Delta. Mr. and Mrs. J. Avery Bishop, of Delta, and daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Stephenson, of Cedar City, are visiting this week in Idaho with Mr, and Mrs. Mahon- ri Bishop. Rawldo W. Turner was born in Holden on the 13th of September, 1885. He has been an active member mem-ber of the church, currently holding hold-ing the position of High Priest. Mr. Turner has served his community well in civic affairs, having served on the Town and Irrigation Boards. Throughout his life time he has been, as he is at present, engaged in the farming and stock raising business. He is the son of Joseph H. and Mary Ellen Heap Turner, who were early pioneers in Mill ard County. Elmeda J. Turner. was born in Holden on November 27, 1885. She is a daughter of Orson R. and Elmeda El-meda Stringham Johnson. " Her parents also were early pioneers In this section. Elmeda, or 'Meda', as she is affectionately called by her many friends has been an active church member, having served in the presidency of the Ward Re lief Society, the Primary and the Daughters of the Pioneers. Rawldo and Meda are the parents par-ents of nine children, eight of whom are still living. Their names are: Ward W., Holden; Shirley Hen drickson, Salt Lake City; Ellen Stevens, Holden; Marjo.'ie Stevens, Holden; Alta (deceased); Donald Parley, Holden; Berniece Stephen-sen, Stephen-sen, Yuba City, Calif.; Claude J., Logan; and Phyllis Tanner, Ogden. They have twenty-six grandchildren. Rawldo and Elmeda were mar ried in the Manti Temple on June 5th, 1907. CREST THEATRE announces showing n - r i i m my on a uoipmn Sunday and Monday June 2 and 3 Because of an unexpected unex-pected film shortage this film will be ori TWO NIGHTS ONLY instead of four, as our calendar shows '' TUESDAY & WED. . June 4 6c 5 Ve Will Show- "Black Tuesday" Starring Broderick Crawford 1 BUY YOUR WORK SHIRTS PANTS, SOX SHOES, BOOTS NOW! WE HAVE COMPLETE STOCKS dol I. an top dollar CHEESE RING f f' S I ? f -" s ' ' . Tasty Cheese Ring makes a fine main dish when teamed with a hearty ham 'n bean sauce. Make tasteful use of leftover Easter ham by serving it with this flavorful Cheese Ring. Serve the ham in combination with lima beans in your favorite cream sauce. The attractive ring is easy as can be to make. Put it together just as you would a batch of muffins, adding cheese to the dry ingredients. Bake it in a well-greased ring mold. Serve Cheese Ring with piping hot creamed ham and beans and a fresh and colorful relish assortment tomato wedges, carrot curls and green pepper strips. This is a good choice for luncheon or for a hurry-up supper. When you bake this Cheese TUng and other muffin-type breads, too, be sure you use enriched flour. Enrichment adds thiamine, niacin, riboflavin and food iron to both your home-baked home-baked products and those you buy from the commercial baker. CHEESE RING . 2 cups sifted enriched flour cup shredded American 1 tablespoon baking powder cheese 1 teaspoon salt 1 egg, beaten 2 tablespoons sugar 1 cup milk ' " 1 tablespoons melted shortening Sift together flour, baking moistened. Spoon into greased powder, salt and sugar. Add thredded cheese. .Combine egg, milk and shortening. Add liquid to flour mixture, stirring only until flour - is 9-inch ring mold. Bake in hot oven (425 F.) 25 minutes. min-utes. Serve with creamed limas and cubed ham. Makes I 9-inch ring. 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