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Show HOME OF FRIENDLY MERCHANT- TREMONTON i fecial FAYE BAR FUSS MARRIED IN SALT LAKE TEMPLE Utah The BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, Tremonton, - iijjii.ii f V- ; QewU JfJ"" i Lefle.r and Bonnie "All the things you are." "Because" E. J. Hess of Ogden, spent Sat- H K Cnnrtoii nr!4U ...iAir wii.li ivii. ann muAj tiiiui ntl . uunuaj Mrs. J. H. Laub.' A group consisting of Annette Frcnk, Trudy Ann Miller, Patty Waldron Shuraway and Susan on the danced, accompanied jnished two accordian pieces. Conley Christensen was Mas- Miss Faye Barfuss, daughter ter of Ceremonies. of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Barfuss The newlyweds left for their of Tremonton and Eldon Weston honeymoon trip, which will take son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Weston them through Oregon and down of Ogden, were married in the the California coast. Mrs. WestSalt Lake Temple Friday morn- on chose for her going away outing, with temple president Rob- fit, a red tailored dressmaker ert L. Burton officiating. suit, with black accessories. When the return, they will! the following Immediately make was their home In Ogden, ceremonv. a weddine dinner Weston Is employed Mrs. where the Temple Square enjoyed at Hotel for the Immediate mem- -' at the depot and her husband with the postal service hers of the two families. On Friday evening a wedding dance was held in the Tremon- WEDDING SHOWER GIVEN ton 2nd ward, In honor of the ! 1 1st House The bride wore a white satin dress, with fitted bodice and lace trim, her veil was caught up to d headdress and she carried a bouquet of red rose- W buds. The bridesmaid was Miss Lor-aiMendenhall with Mrs. Harold Weston and Mrs. Elmer Man-k- e as attendants and Mrs. Con-le- y Christensen, matron of honor. They wore formals of yellow, blue and lavender with corsages of white orchids and red roses. Acting as best man, on behalf of his brother was Harold M. Weston. Taking part on the pro-- 1 gram, during the intermission were Tess and Carol Crozier, who sang two numbers and the Erick- son girls from Elwood who fur- ne j j ' j YOU ARE INVITED -- if & nrv I I 1 1 i t M aatt!a.jTk Thursday East of Post Office j Mrs. in Bear RiVt, City in day 2391 ' Forf S Kf in power. No other car In field offers you 100 horsepower. No h. otW Tba A heart-shape- S.4T. . iHo;. oneBrighamSsj.jy ot ding shower was given at the 1 i i 1 it home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Deakin, with Betty Deakin, Marilyn TayI I H ; lor and Melva Castleton as hostV' 1 1 j esses. The occasion was in honor of Beverly Stanfill, who will be married this week. During the evening a friendship duilt was made for the bride, who received many beautiful gifts. decorated the Fall flowers room and pink was chosen as! the main color of the evening. with refreshments being served in the form of pink ice cream and cake. One of the main highlights of HEWLTWEDS, POPULAR Wl TH TOUXGER SET . the evening was a wishing well to Li!a. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. were attached !ST WARD GLEANERS which all the gifts Leonard Standing of Fielding SAY GOODBY TO LEADER with pink ribbon. and Dsnnis son cf Mr. and Mrs. Following the Tremonton 1st Miller of Tremonton, were ward mutual opening social, the Rudy united in marriage in the Salt gleaners met at the home of Mrs. Lake Temple, on August 17th. L. J. Cumnungs, their new leader. in the ceremony was Mrs. Evan Thompson the past Officiating Benjamin Bowering. years leader, and recently a- A wedding dinner was given ppointed to the Mutual Stake after the ceremony in honor of Board, was also present. the couple, in the Starlite GarRefreshments were served by dens in the Hotel Utah. Immedcandelight, and books presented iate members of the family were to Mrs. Evan Thompson, past present and Marlene Mason and leader, Eveline Foster president Sharon Archibald. and LeAnne Bunnell secretary, The newlyweds left for a honas tokens of remembrance irom eymoon spent in Yellowstone the group. Park, the bride wearing a dark The gifts were attractively green suit with grey accessories. ' trimmed with wheat. A wedding reception was held m tne fielding ward Hall on! August 24th, on which occasion RECENT DANISH the bride wore a. white satin ARRIVAL TO MARRY Miss Irene Nielsen a recent dress with net yoke. Her veil was will caught up to heart shaped head-rearrival from Denmark, and she carried a bouquet of a Nielson returned marry Asbey Danish missionary of Wendell, gardenias and pink roses. Idaho in the Logan Temple on Maid of honor was Verna Standing, with Arlene Peterson Friday. Miss Nielson has been employ- and Raeola Milleif as bridesed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. maids. They wore formals and Don Peckenpaugh. A reception carried nosegays. Best man was will be held honoring the couple Sharon Archibald. During the intermission, Mr. in the home of Mr. and Mrs, and Mrs. Gordon Bigler sang Christensen on Friday "Mine Alone," Owen Jones sang t.i.. lujri .?, ; Phone Bear River On Wednesday evening a wed- newlyweds. :rs. Veterinarian M 1 septec r DK. J. H. IcNAMARA Christen piano by Mrs. Merwir. sen. was Bishop Elmer (Richards master of ceremonies. The couple will make their home in Tremonton, where Mrs. Miller is employed at the Valley Hospital, and Mr. Miller with the Utah Oil Co. j jr enine N 0ther' a Cb0i VSix Tba 49 Ford's big nIf M u in roominess. "Mid Ship" comfort SJ$ ,Tbere S Seate. No other car in Ford's field . much hiD and Rhnn!, wnmc, mum, it tt oil h iCome syoub; ii , ,, j TO THE SHOWING OF THE NEW j Lincoln and Mercury Cars BOB RUCKER CONOCO SERVICE PJ nrrTf3 America's two greatest cars in the medium and fine car field. 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