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Show I Millard County Chronicle Thursday, March 24, 1960 Woman's Paae 7 octsfu . . . tyetidiiMjS . . . Glut ABRAHAI Mrs. AFTON FULLMER n gagem en t Ann oun ccd n ! Miss Linda Lue Talbot 3iarried Patricia L. Greene and Jim N. Hall exchanged wedding vows on March 17. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Lois Greene, Delta, and the groom; Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hall of Twin Falls, Idaho. The newlyweds have gone to Mesa, Arizona, where they will make their home. Mr. Hall is employed em-ployed in construction work there. lezum J-' it if. - MR. AND MRS. DeLYLE BENNETT Tleiv Stocks Wwj m wmm ,m:a j""- n4S. ALVW it :-. j ' :jTfi ":-'ti -t. ! '' ' '.'.-'"'r Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Talbot, Hinckley, Hinck-ley, wish to announce the engagement engage-ment of their daughter, Linda Lue, to Steve Searle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Searle of Bountiful, Utah, formerly of Delta. i Miss Talbot is attending the Delta Del-ta High School, where she will graduate this Spring. Mr. Searle is a 195S graduate of D.H.S., and is currently employed by the Union Pacific Railroad in Arden, Nevada. i The young couple will exchange vows in June. En (gaged I Announcement is toeing made of i the engagement and forthcoming marriage of Miss LaVonda Edding-1 Edding-1 ton and Larry J. Wright. The .couple has circled June 17 for their wedding wed-ding date, in the St. George Temple, Tem-ple, Church of Jesus Christ of Lat ter-day Saints. The bride-elect is a daughter of Mrs. Pearl Eddington of Kanab and the late Richard E. Eddington. The DrosDective bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Evan Wright of Delta. Miss Eddington has been studying study-ing at Brigham Young University with a major in medical technology. technol-ogy. Mr. Wright has completed a pre-medical pre-medical course at the University of Utah, where he has been affiliated with Phi Epsilon fraternity. He will enter the Utah Medical School with the fall term in September. backwrop of double !f in its wrap ! r fc.irnr Tin."- so flattering to every figur . . . Basila fashions a favorite backwrop brunchie of oil combed cotton gingham checks bordered with double clip-dot rosebud Tibroicery. Wash end wear. Pink, E!ue or Maize. Sizes 12 to 20. i Miss LaVonda Eddington Itenn eit-Vetersen Vows Hccited in 3Ianti Temple A lovely early Spring bride Is Annette Petersen, who became the bride of DeLyle Bennett Friday, March 18, in rites solemnized in the ! Manti Temple. j The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Petersen and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Vaun Bennett, all of Hinckley. A reception Saturday evening in Hinckley honored the newly wed couple. As she greeted guests the bride was gowned in an exquisite model of taffeta and lace. The fitted fit-ted bodice featured a deep yoke of lace, accented by sequins and sleeves tapering to lily points over the WTists. The bouffant skirt of lace and taffeta was styled with a 'bustle in back and swept into a court train. Her fingertip veil of sheerest illusion illu-sion was held in place by a crown of seed pearls. Attending the bride were Mrs. Ace Hendricksen, her sister, matron of honor; Miss Marilyn Bennett, Miss Beverly Bennett, Miss Patty Petersen and Miss Sandra Jensen. Mrs. Hendricksen wore a blue g6wn and 'bridesmaids wore similar gowns of pink. Little Dottie Damron and Sonja Ashby were flower girls. They were attired in pink nylon. Kay Lynn Bennett performed best man duties. Ace Hendricksen performed master mas-ter of ceremonies duties for the program. Appearing on the pro gram were Phil Bennett who sang "Temple by the River;" Sandra Jensen Jen-sen whp danced; vocal duet, "I Love You Truly" by Marilyn and Beverly Bennett, and Mrs. Margaret Jensen gave a tribute to the bridal pair. Potted ferns and bouquets of spring flowers decorated the reception re-ception hall. Refreshment tables were covered with pink and white and centered with styrofoam hearts and lovebirds. The three-tiered cake was decorated with a miniature minia-ture bride and groom and wedding bells and placed on a lace-covered table. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Talbot and Eu-lalia Eu-lalia Bunker were in charge of gifts and the guest book was un- Utesses i. ... patio lounger dip-dot gingham Classic In its comfort and versatility, luscious in its coloring, freshness - ond - tie styling $5.93 f r V MR. AND MRS. GARRY R. HARDY Greeted Friends at Reception . Miss Ethelyn Sorensen and Garry R. Hardy exchanged wedding promises prom-ises beneath an archway of white gladioli and ferns Friday, March 19 'before a group of close friends and relatives. Bishop Elden Hurst of Hinckley officiated at the wedding wed-ding ceremony at Deseret Stake House. After the ceremony, the young couple greeted friends at a reception recep-tion hosted by the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sorensen. Assisting Assist-ing with the receiving were Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hardy, parents of the groom. Standing beneath the arch the bride was lovely in her gown of alencon lace, taffeta and net. The gown was fashioned with a bouffant bouf-fant skirt which fell into a short chapel train. The fitted bodice of lace over taffeta featured a sa- 'brina neckline, dropped waist and sleeves which tapered into lily points at the wrists. Her fingertip veil was released by a pillbox covered' cov-ered' with seed pearls.. Her bouquet was a cascade of Calla Lilies and orange blossoms with silver cording cord-ing and green salal leaves. Attending the bride were Mrs. John Lynn Brough, Salt Lake; Miss Elaine Cole, U. of U. student; Miss Linda Lue Talbot and Miss Karen Sorensen, CSU student. The bridesmaids brides-maids were attired in identical models of green brocaded taffeta with white accessories. They carried car-ried small upturned umbrellas of white filled with white gladioli ribbons and ferns. Junior bridesmaid, brides-maid, Toni Gay Hardy, wore a der the care of Kathy Petersen. Serving were Adell Petersen, Esther Petersen, Angie Pratt, Dana Bishop, and Reva Talbot. They were assisted by Leslie Diehl, Vicky Damron, Linda Jo Diehl, Deone Talbot Tal-bot and Jane Talbot. The young couple are making a home in Logan where Mr. Bennett is attending school. NOTICE OF MEETING FOR PURPOSE OF CONSOLIDATION TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that on Wednesday the 13th day of April, 1960, at 7:30 o'clock P.M., at the American Legion Post Home immediately im-mediately north of Delta, Utah, a meeting of all members of the THEODORE QUE JENSEN POST 117, The American Legion, Department Depart-ment of Utah, and all of the members mem-bers of the ARTHUR L. CAHOON POST 89, The American Legion, Department of Utah, will be held for the purpose of consolidating such two American Legion Posts under a new name to-wit: CA-HOON-JENSEN POST 135, The A-merican A-merican -Legion, Department of Utah. Theo. Q. Jensen Post 117 Boyd Schena, Cmdr. Arthur L. Cahoon Post 89 Frank Bishop, Cmdr. First Publication: March 10, 1959. Final Publication: March 31. 1959. INVITATION TO BID Millard County invites your bid on the following weed chemicals: 4 Lb. acid content low volatile 2-4-D. 250 Gallons In 5 Gal. Containers 250 Gallons in 1 Gal. Containers. Amino Triazol. 2 twenty four Lb. drums. 143 Lbs. in four Lb. Pkgs. All chemicals to be delivered at Fillmore and Delta. Bids will be received at the office of-fice of the County Clerk until Tuesday, Tues-day, April 5, 1060 at 5 o'clock p.m. Millard County reserves the right to reject any and all bids. GUY L. ROBINS, Millard County Clerk First Publication: March 17, I960. Final Publication: March 24, 19C0. LEGAL HOTICE Ls: white picture frock and carried a small replica of the bridesmaids' bouquets. Dale Bliss stood as best man. Ushers were Frank Baker; John Lynn Brough, Salt Lake City; Ron Nielson, Chicago, 111, and Merrill Warnick, American Fork. The bride's colors, green and white, were used on the collation tables. The entire refreshment center cen-ter was outlined with potted ferns and ribbons. The three-tiered wedding wed-ding cake was placed on a lace-covered lace-covered table with crystal candal-abras candal-abras and tall tapers on either side. Appearing on the program were the Rawlinson family, Phil, Ralph and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Rawlinson of Sprlngville. Linda Walker entertained enter-tained the guests with a piano solo. Mrs. Arvilla Workman gave an original or-iginal reading in which she paid tribute to the bridal pair. Mrs. Norma Nor-ma Sherwood, Nephi, Mrs. John You get a special low rate on Electricity when you have an TEltUR;" " "OWER COMPANY I Now I know spring-has arrived! Today is the first ofCirial day of spring; Robins, Meadowlarks and , little shouts of green grass 'everywhere 'every-where and the little kids all playing play-ing outside, flying kites and just enjoying the lovely warm weather once again. The biggest event of the week was the tournament in Provo, and the spring school vacation. The kids should be glad to he back in school again now. Most of them went to Provo. The Alva Youngs have had a lot Lynn Brough and Dave Austin play-' ed an instrumental number on the violin, banjo and accordion. Remarks Re-marks were made by the justweds after which they danced the bridal waltz, "Around the World in Eighty Days" sung 'by David Church and played by Linda Walker. Linda Walker and Linda King were in charge of the guest book. Mrs. Dale Bliss and Mrs. W. C. Cole were in charge of gifts. Serving were Irene Little, Barbara Bar-bara Christensen, Zelda Ogden and Bonnie Owens. Out-of-town guests included the bride's grandmother, Mrs. Leone D. Church of Provo. After a short honeymoon trip to Lake Meade the young couple are at home at the Eden Apartments, Cedar City, where Mr. Hardy will attend school. HOW 6th Yeer twdem SPECIALS SATURDAY and SUNDAY PLUS FHEE ' t . . . " . .-:: ' . . "' ELECTRIC WATER HEATER You otio gel lhes end other benefit from hot wo!er tleclrically: Always plenty of hot woter a 40 -go'lon "quick recovery" e'ec-trie e'ec-trie woter heater deliverj 1C3 oo!!or,5 of usoble hot woter in 3 hours much more thon the overooe fomity uses in on entire day. Soft no worry cbowt tiny todd!er ployirg cround it... no hot surfocei. Clean nothing to e'esn wp or e'ean ewt. InsKjII cnywhert basement, gcroije, recreation rcom, !arsy room or c!o;et. TOTAL Buy now from your oWer. of company'over the weekend. Mrs. Halley Y. Jensenis a little better; her son, LeRoy from California: her two sisters, Valeria and Florence from Salt Lake; her neice, Valeria also from Salt Lake have' been here to see her. And Mr. and Mrs. Joe Young and baby from Salt Lake, Miss -Marie Bushnell, Hal Young's fiancee, so you see the Youngs have had company. Miss Shirley Sheriff has been here for a week, helping out at the Young home. Mr. and Mrs.; Earl and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Eliss were guests of Clark andi Reva Bliss over the weekend.. They all took a ride up around the Y&ba Dam and the new DMAD Dam that has just been completed. The Ray Hoelzle's awakened - 1, k..T. o -j : . I wiui a uaiig emiy ounuay morning, wnen tneir turnice. exploded. The Delta fire depaUmejit came out to help and other than the damage of smoke, nothing Was1 hurt, thank goodness. Our furnace went wrong in the very coldest of last wter. Before we got it fixed, I begiYa t& think I'd rather have my old sve back. I bet the Hoelzles did too Anyway let's be sure we have insurance against fire. It takes years replace re-place what fire can wipe out,, in minutes. And some things can nearer near-er be replaced. I know by expe'i-, ience, for we had a fire about 1( vonre a rrr V7 OPEN Anniversary TREATS J ELECTRIC HOWE I |
