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Show .! THE LEHI FREE PRESS, LEW, UTAH Friday, September 7, 1951 WEBBS TAKE VACATION' TBIPP Mr. and Mrs. Karl Webb and their children, Eugene, Kaye, Linda and Bruce, returned home i-- ft Uarie ICS Miss Colleen Evans To Become Bride In September Rites Alfred iO Thursday, September 13. is the - hP Salt Lake date chosen for the wedding of . Ll Mario AUred. Miss Colleen Evans, who will wed AUred Val Storrs, son of Mr. and Mrs. ' Allred. and J. B. Storrs of American Fork, in ..oii Salt Lake Temple rites. The anRexburg. Idaho, nouncement is made by the parfeeder Mark Twelve. ents of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. nf the Ruel Evans. A reception will be the presence of the held in the Second Ward church ent and Mrs Rod- that same evening. Following a close fam.ly honeymoon trip, the young couple AUred, and ntFishcr. a brother will set up residence in American the Fork. entertained in Salt Lake City. Fellow students at Brigham L ,eref eatured in deco-- Young University the past winter, the charming reception Miss Evans is employed as secretary in the Utah County Commissioners office, at Provo, and ame evening. Mr. Storrs is an at Ktood be ore - Geneva Steel plant. employee He graduated Mef Society arrangements of roses from the American Fork High Mrs. School. A Afioli, prepared by graduate from the Mrs. Roy Ferman Lehi High School, Miss Evans was dGray, a member of the Boosters, FHA, Cis Edjia Strasburg. fo- GAA and girl's basketball team. red roses were chosen rget of the bride who had Active in church duties, she teachin Junior Sunday a symbol through- - es a class School. activities. They Mutual mc 10 lovely contrast ..; nf her eown, which Flit ST WARD CHOIR HOLDS CANYOX PARTY feigned with flowing train, The annual canyon party of the jpointed sleeves and elaborate tin First Ward choir and their part..;m Tho fineer and ners was held at Little Mill camp veil was lace trimmed 01 rucning in American Fork canyon, with (ram a coronet A hamburger 32 in attendance. nonrl WoSSOmS. Lending were Mrs. Wayne M. fry with all the trimmings and miss plenty of home made ice cream Mrs. John liennett, Miss was the bill of fare. Choir Manand Rassmussen In pastel gowns. ager Mable Taylor was general Ha Hunger. - party assisted by chairman, wore rose corsages in DienaRose corsages also Thelma Webb, Liliane P. Anderof the bride's son and Phyllis Webb. James A. and Junius Banks furler, in blue, and the groom s Ferrell Best man was nished the wood for the bonfire, ler, in gray. LfflEebertof Idaho Falls. and selected the spot. Group singting the receiving, a back- - ing and games were led by Miss of favorite melodies was Ferrell Madsen, director. :- i0. Pa fpi 'Cr U was 1 s Marilvn Davis. lwMicc Mrs. T. Reid greeted the guests at the The guest book was carea Gifts y Mrs. Mary Meyer. redved by Rebecca and Allred, Mary Ann Fisher Crrel Allred and Fisher. Mrs. Jay Bell and raneine the gifts were Mrs. of the groom. t,dna Eter Mplha PViPstnut TVah Master Vel Racker, jdman I and Wanda Peterson charge of rfershments. Hieuimey, Knea Gray, Jane in uonna tvans, jnene Diana Robison ser- - fagton, and Jresident Armond E. Webb was for the pro-p- i. Numbers included, a vocal Always," by Lucille Karch-an- d LaRue Truman, accom- led by Alice Sargent, all form- psionary companions of the pe Mrs. Mary Meyer gave an pal reading. Miss Rerna FiundDorald Allred sang, Alone," and Mr. Allred Iter of cermonies p sang a solo, "For Time and Eternity," both numbers accompanied by Miss Phyllis Fox. Mrs. Meyer children. "The Lovliest Night of accompanied a duet by the Fisher the Year," was featured as a solo With her by Rebecca Allred. brother, Brent, she sang, "Have I Told You Lately That I Love You," and "When the Apples Grow on the Lilac Tree." Marlene Thatcher accompanied. Dancing rounded uot the even ing. The honeymoon trip of the young couple included a short stay in Provo canyon, a visit to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thales Smith (Clara Allred) at Greybull, of Wyoming, and the delights Yellowstone Park. The new Mr. and Mrs. Fisher are remaining at Rexburg, Idaho, where Mr. Fisher is employed until the opening of the Fall quarter of Brigham Young University where he will continue his education. and Col. " L A A t Tuesday, after an enjoyable vacation trip. They visited Zion's. Grand and Bn.ce canyons, with overnight stops at each park. a- Mi - Thelma Thornton, and their teachers, Alice Stewart and Melba Itolfe, they participated in the baptismal excursion at the Salt Lake Temple, followed by luncheon. In the group were Jane Lott, Jane Carson, Diane McMillan, Carol Itolfe. Helen Powell, Jeanine Peterson, Claire Ann Powell, Delilah Lee and Kathryn Price. Goates Tour Northern Europe card from her X BLl F.BELL DI P CAMP TO MEET The meetings of the Bluebell Camp of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers will commence this month, according to Rebecca All-recaptain. The first meeting will be held, Thursday, September 13, at the David Roberts home, with Hazel Roberts and Sadie L. Russon as hostesses. All members are reminded to attend and make a good start for the season's activities. ADVERTISE IN YOUR HOME TOWN PAPER r.: u.:. ii teresting." Colonel Goates, well known Lehi native, is stationed with the Army in Austria. Cedar City have purchased a home on the outskirts of American Fork and are in the process of moving. The Hearns are the parents of Mrs. Ralph Johnson and Milton Hearn, who moved here recently and is employed with his brother- at the Johnson Furniture and Hardware store. This brings the entire family into near neighborhood. Mr. Hearn is retiring from a long career of service with the Union Pacific Railroad Co., w here he is rated the third highest man in seniority. in-la- w by Primary officers, Littleford and Geneace Accompanied Mrs. Floyd Mrs. W. H. Dansie received a sister-in-laMrs. Floyd W. (Jessica Goates, telling of tht'ir vacation tour of Northern Europe. In part, she said: "We are touring Scandinavia, which re minds me so much of the beautiful San Francisco that I love. We are flying to Sweden today to visit with Leo Goates, Jr., who is on a mission there. Then we'll go on to Finland before we return. The country is beautiful and very in- H EARNS MOmO FROM CEO AS CITT Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hearn of r i i ' School Days Are Coming . . Will Your Children Look Their Best? i: 4 X Right now is the time to get out those school clothes and have them cleaned for school. Don't wait until the bell starts ringing to get your kid- - d, t ....... .,J- t- , Jf . lit Thlt week ol Atlgnllc City the eyes of ell Utahnt will be on beautiful Colleen Hofchini, the 1951 edition of "Mitt Utah", who will compete with other state queens for the coveted title of "Miss Americal" dies' clo'thes cleaned, a& - ! ii and" 4re4-tnd-mend- ed) rteidyi fa wear. Phone 288 and let us make a pick-uThe clothes will come back clean as new ' The comely and talented Miss Hutchins will be presented la the udget In a Frank Starr original gown created especially for "Mits Utah." This Frank Starr creation is made of fine net with a strapless bodice of sequins. Finished in paitel shades of pink, white and blue, the formal gown has a pink stohle with double layers of white net to p. LEHI GARDEN CLUB TO MEET NEXT THURSDAY The meeting of the Lehi Garden Club will be held next Thursday, complete tho flowing skirt lines. As photographed by Walter Lillian, September 13, at 7:30 p. m. in the official "Miss Utah" photographer, Miss Hutchins completes the picture Memorial Building. All members of one of the most beautiful "Miss Utah" candidates ever to appear In and others interested are urged the national contest. The former University of Utah dramatic student to attend for last minute instrucIs expected to be among the finalists for "Miss America" this weekend. tion on aids to successful entry in flower shows. Final details of mentioned group was joined by PRIMARY GROUP VISITS the local fall show will be an- Mr. and Mrs. Donald Goates of SALT LAKE CITY nounced by Adith Southwick, Salt Lake City and Mr. and Mrs. A visit to the Roof Garden at chairman. Stewart Durrant and family of the Hotel Utah, the delights of American Fork. the ZCMI store and an afternoon GOATES FAMILY GATHER Mrs. Ethel Goates accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Eldon W. Goates her son to California where she at tho theatre were enjoyed by the Seagull girls of the First of Long Beach, California, visited will spend the winter. Ward Primary, last Wednesday. here from to Thursday f 11 r ) ex in plenty school. of time for PKIONE 200 ffldifef D U P F E Y " DRY CLEANING Saturday, with his mother, Mrs. Ethel Goates, and sister, Mrs. A. J. Ferko-vitc- h and family. During their stay, the entire family membership was present for an enjoyable "get together," except one grandson to Mrs. Goates, Paul E. GoatForces in es, with the Armed Korea. 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