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Show Mil Former'HelDer Girl Weds In S. L. Temple If. F W St. Anthony Church Ceremony Unites Couple In Marriage Mrs. Henry Briest of Helper an- uuunces the marriage of her daughter, Leia Nelson, t0 Marvin H. Bur- SHOWER HONORS : BRIDE ELECT . i rr For any size in Mantle Envelopes, any quantity, see the .Journal ? First .r ? K end t . Kathryn Dart, whose marriage will take place the first part Miss Wedding bells rang last Saturday of June to Lt. Comdr. LaYille Henmorning. May J5th, for Miss Antoi- - dricks Merrill, was complimented at ton, th i .oAm. ..1.1 nette "Weill, daughter of Mr. and a miscellaneous shower Monday eve- the bait Lake 7 temple, Monday, MaylMrs Mrs. Ace Miner ony Pnarelli of Spring Glen, ning by 20th an.l T...lli. . , i , son .Mr. and Mrs. George Spratling at the oi Auareini, hollowing the marriage a reception anH . . oi neipt-r- , former's home. was held fn- .,., w hen 6"u Aiiu.iMuiwere o...i, the Bridge was played follow ing a deyoung couple united home tf tho hr!Hai,Nnm'e navAntc luncheon. lightful Mr. and Mr, MIXED BRIDGE StPlace cards with a bridal motif Lakp ,:. " o,. ULO" IPhlllTh in H0lno, CLUB FETED oa'1 "J- - ,t.v , ro.h. . . l Mr. "'-miuri xiau were at each cover laid with a niin-M, un.l .,113. r..; Hosts to the mixed bridge club t Mir ijiitr&i n ti c iu a - cis R. LaMothe v: ,s table. iature bride the 'mi i ii centering officiating. lat tendance at the wedding and were: The Saturday evening were Mr. and Mrs. bride chose a Comprising the guest list K. D. Marquis. A dessert wedding gown of white satin brocade Mrs. R. A. Dart, Mrs. Clyde Miller, bridge luncheon was served with wedding veil of bride's illusion Mrs. Morgan Locke, Mrs. Marvin following the LODGES bridge game, prizes for which went CLUBS falling from a crown of pearls. She Larnbson, Mrs. Frank Kraync, Mrs. 4 carried a prayer book and gardenia Paul Dalpiaz, Mrs. George Tizza, iu .urs. u. k. Downey and Cliff Meramo't. corsage. Attending her as maid of Mrs. Arthur Carlson, Mrs. Wallace AUXILIARY caiifY', oiic mini ilmii' honor was Miss Helen Sporcich, who Treat, Mrs. Fred Hosone, Mrs. J. J. The American I.peinn Auxiliary, Mrs. Mrs. AlioCIAtMJM in Rebol, Rudy 8 n of Hergera, ewn Pink INIIINATIONAiv, Carbon Unit 21, met last Thursday "a,S, Mr? Mrs. GUESTS FETED C H I IF $ 0 f;i POM CMfi heJ slster' Miss Mark Hansen, Mrs. John Redd, night in the civic auditorium, where ?,r,de8m!LI1d8 Z Mrs.5 Mrs. George Lowe and Mrs. Orson election of F. Mrs. James Pinarelli Dart, Mary and Miglioii, Miss Mary officers and initiaton of Slack, both of Ogden, were feted as new members took Welch, who also wore pink net. All Malio Pecorelli, Mrs. Arthur Dalpiaz, place. Those three attendants POLICE SAFETY POSTER special guests at luncheon and bridge elected to guide the carried bouquets of Mrs. Arthur Hansen, Mrs. Ace Rob-- ! organization's carnations. Mothers of the bride erts, Mrs. Cliff Memmott, Mrs. Earl Wednesday evening at the home of activities during the Check "Check your Driving coming year Mrs. Mrs. Cliff Memmott. Check Accidents," is Other guests are: President, Mrs. Ruth Johnson; and groom had corsages of roses and Davies, Mrs. Chris Jouflas, your Car sweet peas. in attendance included Mrs. Jesse 1st vice the theme of the Police Traffic Harry Clark, Miss Rose Kosec, Miss president, Mrs. Louise Gonas best man was Clede Miss Ann Martelle, and Safety Check, sponsored by the Buffo, Acting Mary Perry,- Mrs. D. K. Downey, Mrs. zales; 2nd vice Mrs. Beth International Association of Chiefs of the groom. brother Thorit Hatch, Mrs. Ed Marchetti, Ellis; secretary. president, Ush- the honored guest. Miss Elsie Taskar; of ..Police, starting May 15. ers were Joe Andreini and Nino Mrs. K. D. Marquis, Mrs. R. A. Nil-so- treasurer, Mrs. Minnie Many lovely gifts were received Wahl; historTraffic accidents took 28,500 lives, and Mrs. C. J. Allen of Santa ian, Mrs. Wallace by the bride-elect- . Treat; chaplain. scores at bridge went to Mrs. the wedding ceremony a Injured a million persons, in 1945. Monica. High Following Miss Amelia Pavigano; sergeant-atfor 1946 will be much . "us neiu HI me CIVIC aUQltOr- - Kraync, Mrs. Carlson, Mrs. Bosone, The tollunless flrme M-- o tv.n every driver accepts r" larger ium V, Mrs. for Mis Buffo and tne newlyweds and bridal Pecorelli, a. ant servant Mr. T?.mma urn. his responsibility to drive safely in ' '' i Mrs. Memmott. ; group. HAS PARTY THURSDAY ditional members in executive comsafc.ear.? t Honoring the young couple that Little Paul Bunnel celebrated his mittee:,. Mrs. Gladys Voll, Mrs. Ruby evening at 8:00 p. m, was a recepsixth birthday last Thursday-afte- rWillis and Mrs. Ellen Beckstrom. tion at the auditorium, which was ini-tne noon, when ten friends were invited following members were ' his home to a party. Gaines were tted into the Unit: Mrs. Ruth atteided by 300 friends ' of the bride and groom, who will make their played and refreshments -- served. Johnson, Mrs. Louise , Gonzales, Mrs. home in ' Helper. Color scheme for the affair was pink Betn Ellis, Miss Elsie Taskar, Miss An who attend guest BeckAmelia and white. Pavigano, Mrs. Ellen ed the affair was Caroline Landini strom, Mrs. Mary Taskar, Mrs. Dora of Pruita, Colorado. REBOLS HOSTS TO VanNatta, and Mrs. Julia Caccia. MIXED BRIDGE CLUB A covered dish dinner is schedul WEDNESDAY CLUB Mr.- and Mrs. Joe Rebol were hosts ed for Thursday, June 13, with Mrs. IS ENTERTAINED v a TY!Vi , , last Thursday evening to their bridge miuiv ;wrs. jo iin son ana mrs, uoum ttxod - iV club, with all members present. High Sf." Cta!rnight 'brfifge club last' week scores at bridge went to Mrs. Rebol tiation of other new mebmers will was Mrs. Wflliam Wetmore, who had ; take place. and John Laboroi. as extra guests Mrs. John Lange . The district Legion and Auxiliary and Mrs. R. O. Veeter. A lovely convention ig scheduled for June 9th dessert luncheon was GIRL SCOUTS served prior to at Moab, details to be announced the ENJOY OUTING bridge game, prizes for which r later Thelma Flaim,;-Helpe. Girl Scout were awarded to Mrs: J. B." Willis, Vf Cenvmimt Termi J Mrs. William Wetmore and Mrs. R leater," reports' that the last few W. B. P. O. Weeter. meetings of the troop have been in the form of outings. The girls en- - Installation of officers for the Bus- hike up the canyon Wednev iness and Professional Women's Club THIMBLE CLUB joyed and this week held ' 01 Helper is scneauiea ior next Mon IS ENTERTAINED last.week dayJnf an outing m the city park, where day, June 3rd. The event will be in Members party to enterained atof the thimble club were they cooked theirsupper and played the form of a formal dinner the home of Mrs, Reg. Helm. in the 7:30 commence at p. 'it. Lgajhes. ,; Sidwell last evening, when per civic auditorium. Committee in Mrs. John Thursday Gale, Mrs. Frank. Smith Vuksinlck a Mrs. Rose Includes charge CLUB CONVENES and Mrs. Ford Winters attended as and Mrs. Catherine Ori. WITH HOSTESS: Delicious refreshspecial guests. Mrs. A. R. Greener played hostess reminder ol your devotion it the diaLovtly, were ments served at the close of R. AUX. TO B. OF T. last Thursday night to her bridge the hour. social mond Engagement Ring that you choose here. Far, far into The Ladies Auxiliary to the Broclub members, serving a delightful will of Trainmen therhood Railway to the luncheon dessert bridge prior the future, its undiminished beauty and brilliance will' next Thursday, June HOSTESS FETES game. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. hold a meeting CLUB TUESDAY audim. in the civic, inspire a deep and abiding pride of possession . . . will W. C. Berry, Mrs. James Kavanagh 6th, at 7:30 p. - Mrs. Paul Dalpiaz feted members Mrs. to ' " ' Margaret torium, according and Mrs. H. P. Lloyd. bring joy and satisfaction beyond compare. of the Tuesday night bridge club last Lamareaux, president. All members week, inviting Mrs. Carl Leavltt.and are urged to attend. SEWING CLUB Misg Josephine Martinelli to attend MFPTS WPDNESDAV as special guests. Bridge prizes were LADY DEMOCRATS Meeting last Wednesday evening to Mrs. Joe Eaquinta, Mrs. awarded Price of H.'Semken Mrs. Charles 151 So. Main with their hostess. Mrs. Don Burn- P. M. Gonzales and Mrs. Ernest Carbo the of was elected president hope, were sewing club members and club Flaim. Democratic Ladies Utah Mrs. Ray County Helper two additional guests, at week the of last Helper Monday Phone news Items to The Journal Abernathy and Mrs,. Ab Day. Light elected to refreshments completed the social civic auditorium. Officers were: in the her assist coming year v hour. Mrs. Jess Cox, vice president; Mrs. Art Smith, secretary; and Mrs. Clyde DINNER PARTY Miller, treasurer. GIVEN 'SUNDAY. The work for. next year's activ Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bray were was outlined by those present. ities dinner a at hosts Sunday evening for the occasion were Hostesses party at the Bray home, with the Mrs. Cox and Mrs. Miller. Mr. and following guests attending: Mrs. Alex Allison, Mr. and Mrs. Joe HELPER LDS WARD Eaquinta, Mrs. Bobbie Olsen and Mr Sunday School at 10 a.m. Leonard and Mrs. E. S. Bray Bridge was R, Thayne, Superintendent. Priesthood played following dinner, prizes going meeting at 11:45 .am to Mrs. Allison and Mr. Eaquinta. Sacrament meeting 7:30 p.m., an-der leadership of Bishop Lynn Broad, DINNER PARTY bent. HONORS GUESTS C. J Mrs. Mr. and Choir practice, Thursdays at 8 p.m. Complimenting here All services to be ' held In ths Allen, who have been visiting dinner Ward ChapeL was a Monica, Helper Santa from party at Brownie's Cafe last Thurs TRAFFIC day evening, presided over oy Mr. KNOW YOUR Guests S and Mrs. R. A. Nilson. Included Mr. and Mrs. Al Blind May Carry Whftt Cane: A person wholly blind or partially len, Mr. and Mrs. Harris Simonsen, Mr and Mrs. Jesse Ferry, Mr. ana blind, and no other person, may carMr. and Mrs. D. K. Downey and ry a cane or walking stick, white, or " Memmott. i Cliff Mrs, painted white in .color, as a means Following dinner, the guests enjoy- of protection and identification as an ed "playing bridge at the Nilson Indication to all tr&ffice to exercise home. extraordinary care to avoid V i i ' ,..., Burl m CLUB ENTERTAINED ,s afternoon Hosted to the Thursday Jesse Mrs. was Perry. week , b lat extra guests, Mrs. C. J. ho bad as THURSDAY Mrs. Ed ,en of Santa Monica, Cb:ia i tti Mrs- Mar- Jouflas and u Mrs-- ' Mrs. went to Mrs. Allen, Jhar,es Jones and Mrs. W. O. MaulsV. Jr- - acted as at guests iostess Pythian Sisters card, party Mrs. Jesse Perry, Mrs. evening: Mrs. Robert. Carna-talSteve Diamanti. Mrs. Roy Ferguson? Mrs. Karl J. 3. f Dalpiaz, Mrs. Warren, Mrs. Spratling to the following Fri-te- y i, Hansen, Mrs. Cliff Memmott, " Mrs. Harris Xts Frank Barboglio, Mrs. Mrs.;.?eliX;;Pusserref gimonsen, Arthur Carlson, Mrs. Joe Aplanalp, Mrs. fji Joe Rebol, Mrs,, George Grivet, Ace Miner, Mrs. Shirley Bart-dt,E. Mrs. Frank MigliorL'-Mr- s. 6 iine and Mrs. Jack Sullivan. v High scores at .bridge went to Mrs. -- Dalpiaz, Mrs., Simon-rtiMrs. Rebol and Mrs. Miner. Mrs. Mamanti, phone Items to The Journal News IT Tw & sii ' SPRATLING HOSTESS TO GROUP MRS. Mai - l- W K George ZuTZ M'lomi bciivlrjo long-sleeve- - Pnceri. A delicious luncheon leeded the bridge game, prizes for jjrs. &Z .j1i, , l, n f.,,,i : ' -- n - 1 CEIiTRAL4G0M1.1. - AND SUPPLY CO. ! Better Materials UlLMNtt NEEDS 'Si vi VsSS PCR YOUR Phone 71 ld nJ? 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