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Show GREENVILLE ant Ads Get Results Donna Dean Bowden Marrlea BEAVER (UTAH). PRJE8S, FRIDAY, AMVO. IT, II Miss Donna Dean Bowden, dau By Mrs, Vivian Edwards of the late Dean ghter and Gwen Ida Baldwin Brnoo Marries Bowden, was married recently to "'6 wva attendpfl ih The marriage of Ida Baldwin tuncn and dance given at Kenenth Lyttle, son of Mr. and dollar? Bacon, 'flow daughter of Mrs. Christina the meetinghouse. MnnH., Mrs. .. Roy Lyttle of Eagle Valley. Baldwin, Bearer, and Bill Smith, ning. The concert was eiven The couple recited vows at the h son of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. C. Smith, the direction of Mrs Ann wimam. ranch home of the bridegroom's Milford, took place In Las Vegas, and Mrs. Nell Blacken. An hour brother and sister-in-laMr. and Monday, April 2 3rd. The bridenal M M O Club Sleets of musical numbers WKimixo AM) KECEPTIOX Mrs. Gordon Lyttle. parents accompanied the groom's bllitj, the evening and all who attended OF YOl'XU COri'LK FKTKD He says he wants to deal The MMC club met Thursday The bride, given in marriage by to Las Vexas. couple from under the table bereported having an enjoyable time afternoon, April 19 to elect of fi her brother. Kenneth Bowden of A After the his wedding the newly- ceremony marriage the cause hurts Tuesday light Mr. and Mrs. Von Ruinn eers for the ensuing year, u the Tooele, wore a yellow taffeta balJ in the St weds a left for in eyes. George Temple united trip to Hoover Dam homo of Mrs. Grace Gillies. Tin lerina gown with corsage of white uaoy or Spanish Fork arrived on marriage Miss Ruth and Grand Canyon. Green, daugh (Officers are, Mrs. Gillies, presi gardenias and yellow rosebuds. saiuraay to visit Mr. and Mrs. D Procrastination is not only They will make their home la Tom Rett ridge of Caliente LDS on ..mmius. the thief of time, it is also Wood, Milford. nH son Mr. to returned of Mr. wi,vA.m- - uTle bmlln- vlw Present ward officiated at the lOTal, ceremony. ' i1'0'8 Messinger. secretary, and Mr. u' nis work Sunday and Betty and 13. Wort .,f the murderer of ambition. m m m if torn and Mrs. H. D. Thompson, Games were ;baby will visit here for two weeks a.nv was sol'ennmed bv reporter Pres of the bride, and Mr. wun her parents, Sabtcrlbs, Don't Borrow. old s. Snow. fujoyea aunng me anernoon ana grandparmtts All stratagems are not neci Mrs. Albert T. Smith, uncle and Mrs. Merritt Paice and two chil- i.uupie to St. George were the gems of strategy. essarily dren of Cherry Creek. Nev ar- - bridegroom's parents and Mr. and 17. The next hostess will be Mrs and aunt, went to Eagle Valley for the wedding. Martha Palce. iivcu unuay 10 spend a week Mrs. Doyle Rollins. Any time a politician starts cat At the Caliente IOOF Hall a with her visiting shedding tears, it's a sure it parents, Mr. and Receiving best wishes and conmiscellaneous was shower given Mrs. Frank Morris. sign somebody's water rate ma gratulations were the newly wedd- Xnnoy K DIT Camp Meets for the bride. Card games were en goes up. air. ana Mrs. P. m. Williams ed pair at a reception in their Mrs. Stella Larson was hostess joyed and luncheon served. and Amasa Barton were In Ceda honor held Wednesday eveninc in; to the members of the N'ancv K He always suspects that City to attend the band festival. t 9 the recreation hall at the First-jCani. We at their April meeting. The PiiUM-lilClub Kiit.ertainetl things are worse than they Mr. and Mrs Ormond Morris inira chapel. Maid of honor to the are. He thinks Whistler's was dedicated to "Grand-brid- e Mrs. Barbara Smith was hostess meeting TcsS&d Recipes Mother wears th;it wiiite and Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Rollins was Miss Helen Thompson, ma" Dorothy Williams, honoring to the Pinochle club at her home. 9 hecan s'k bonnet . of Minersville went to St. George bridesmaid was Miss Donna Green, her 90th suimrwill birthday anniversary on recently. Prizes for the game went hot h;rr: et' glint; opium on Tuesday on business. and best man for the bridegroom April 2nd. Mrs. Williams is the to Helen Grimshaw, Shter high, Rraunda Mrs Macel Horton accompanied was Max Green of Draper. Taking oldest member of the ? Camp. The White, second, and Barbara Pat e i; ne T: .. Mrs Carnetta Mollis of Milford special seats for the program were lesson, "The Western Cowboy," terson, low. The hostess served p ..'position than a blind Ail oddffd to Cedar on Saturday to attend the above named people and Vern was given A luncheon to 12. by Elaine Edwards. date. W ood the music festival. as escort for Miss Green. report on the 50th anniversary Mrs. Ina Hamilton was hostess Mrs. S. G. Hickman, Beaver and Emcee for the program was Don convention of the DUP, held re- to the members of the Pinochle HI T12S HEVSPAPER Mrs Jean Hickman of Salt Lake Baldwin, and numbers included: cently in Salt Lake City, was giv- club, Wednesday evening at her Press Ad a Want IYy visited Thursday with Mrs. Macel vocal seelction, Mrs. Carene Bald- en by Hattle Schwob The gift was home. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Horton. win, with Mrs. Joann Grimshaw drawn by Mrs. Althea Low. Re- Nyta Farrer, high; Mrs. Helen M. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Murdock as accompanist; reading, Blanche freshments were served by Mrs. Grimshaw, lucky, and Mrs. Lenore and family and Mr. and Mrs. Pryor; tap dance, Sonja Hollings-hea- d Iarson, Mrs. Schwob and Lyla W. Joseph, low. The hostess served and Darla Robinson with Terry. The next hostess for the luncheon to twelve and the club Blain Blackett were dinner guests v. at Mrs. Josie Barton's, Sunday Mrs. Kate Joseph playing piano; Camp will be Mrs. Ixnv. idjourned to meet next time at the oecaiosn being Mrs. Barton's vocal duet. Charlene and David the home of Mrs. Joseph. Williams, accomnanied hv Mrs. IC - 3 - . birthday anniversary. Remember that life Is made up Hannah Rae Carter. Visitors at Sunday School and : of loyalty; loyalty to your friends, Uridge Club Meets Mrs. Vina Hutchlngs entertainsacrament meeting. Sunday were The beautiful, blonde bride was loyalty to all things beautiful and trough LOW FARES EVERYWHERE! ed her bridge club last week at Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Gale and dressed in a white satin floor- - good, V loyalty to the country in A sheer which home twelve gown. with her attending. daughter and Mrs. Hattle Schwob, length wedding lace-edgyou live, and above all, for The hostess served luncheon to and Walter Kerkslek and Ira L. voke and wide collar, this holds all other JAM ANGELES, CAL. f 11.10 loyalties to- the GREYHOUND'S sleeves which to long formed of group and this was followed the council. Yardley high to God. The American Cancer Society's loyalty Queen gether, Mary over the wrists lent accent LAS VEQAS, NBSV. 8.T0 by bridge, with prizes going to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Yardley and points f program of Public Education to the slim bodice A crown of seed McMullin, Alta Ruby high; Boyter, Mrs. visited with Josie pearl and silver beads i stresses cancer'i 18.4C family PHOENIX, ARIZ. danger signals, held a fing ington to make their first home. second, and Marietta Bohn, consoBarton, Sunday evening. to bring people to their physi- -' veil of illusion and the bride were in at the attendance this next for The hostess ertip lation. Many DENVER, COLO. 14.85 Miss Joan Jones of Milford visciaas in time; Professional Educarried a bouquet of American reception from North Creek, Beav- club will be Mrs. Bohn. SAN DIEGO, CAL. 12.7B ited Miss with Monday evening ction brings latest facts to Beauty Roses and white carnations er, Minersville, and other nearby Morris. Carlene SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.. 16.60 doctors, nurses, dentists. Your Ice cream and cookies were ser communities Out of towners here Heaver Study Club Had Meeting Mrs Golda Williams visited with Mr. met were: Mrs. Max and members Green club Beaver i contribution to the Society also Study ved in the rom ILL. dining S3.10 CHICAGO, Mrs. Loretta Thompson, Tuesday. following and family, Mr. and Mrs. John A. it the home of Mrs. Mae C. White I strikes back at cancer through The wedding cake Mrs. Dora Pendl and family of the program. Mrs. Mr American and Green, at a recent Lottie Fork; Rtnarcb and Service to the meeting. NEB. 94.1B OMAHA, Salt Lake City visited with her was topped with a bride and Mrs. John F. Green and family of Farrer gave a travelogue of her We'll furnish d oncer patient folders, groom D TAX) ornament and was d display-fiand Blackner Leola j Mrs. sister, Murray; Mrs. W. D. Smith, Den- trip to Mexico, showing pictures make hotel reservations, plan on a table. enroute family over the week-en- d ver; Mrs. Susan Murdock, Cedar and souvenirs. The hostess served sightseeing, AMERICAN After a honeymoon trip to arrange carefree GREYHOUND BUS DEPOT 'o fish at Lake Mead, Nev. City, and the bride's grandmother, apple pie and hot chocolate to 16. Grand newly-wedded the CANCER SOCIETY Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Edwards Canyon, Mrs. Ruth Twitchell, who is at The next hostess for the club will VACATION TOURS BEATER DRUG CO. and Mr. and Mrs Ralph Fordham couple will go to Bremerton, Wash present in Cedar City. , be Mrs. Phylls Warr. Bearer, Utah pban Jfo. 1 Mail your contribution to on were in Cedar City, Thursday "CANCER" In car of business. your local post office if Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Reese of iiniiaw 1 Cedar City visited at the home of Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Thompson Sunday. Mrs. Doraeene Ballev was in Space Contributed in the Interest i the 1951 Cancer Crusade by Milford, Thursday on business. Mrs. Ruth Bradshaw and fam ily of Manderfield visited Sunday with her narents. Mr. and Mrs Glen Blackner. Mrs. King Morris and children and Frank Morris accompanied Leon Dean to Ruth, Nev, Satur BRANCH day to bring Mrs. Dean home. Lois has been out there three weeK CF MILFOD STATE RANK caring for her sister, Barbara, who had undergone an operation It (gOCIElTg yout if mm fe Sprays of Ivy hie-hii- - ...J Ha"pI7'R"t p to ,y Nw - : ffKSftmcnt -- I EMC1TM Vow Ma S Vacation nnmg Service fact-fill.- lace-cover- J "3T VmM 'et behind the wheel of the easiest handling truck you ever drove ! BEAVER BANK All Insured with Insurance Corp. Deposits Federal Deposit greater hope have we than rieht tihnking and right acting.ind faith in the blessing of fidelNo x n ty, courage, patience, - 4 A&iQ &zzczz? A J-- fr-- rrl - LzJ and grace. 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