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Show THE LEin FREE PRESS, LEHI, UTAH THURSDAY. MARCH 19, 1959 Janet Holmstead, flrnell Peterson Honored at Wedding Reception tur- Miss Janet Holmstead, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Holm-steaand C Arnell Peterson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Peterson, exchanged wedding vows the evening of Mar. 13 in the Utah National Guard Armory with Bishop R. Ward Webb officiating. Hie newlyweds were honored by a reception immediately following the wedding ceremony. The new Mr. and Mrs. Peterd, son greeted their guests standing before a huge horseshoe covered with tufted white satin and pink carnations tacked every few inches apart. Twisted strips of turquoise color paper formed a background illusion. Turquoise ribon streamers were on either side draping to lovely ferns atop white pillars. The bride was lovely in a mo, del of white nylon tulle over bridal satin, fashioned- - with st full length skirt with rose applique. A panel of Chantilly lace was set in front and back of the skirt. The fitted bodice, also of Chantilly lace, featured long pointice sleeves and a scalloped neckline.f Her veil was caught to a coronet dotted with seed pearls. The bridal bouquet was an orchid surrounded by stephanotis, enhanced with white streamers. Attending the bride were Miss Kathryn Price, maid of honor, Mrs. Elaine Hardman, Mrs. Mrs. Marilyn Vikland, Greene, and Miss Phillis Price. Miss Helen Wood, Bruce Ashton Engagement Told Mr. and Mrs. Reed A. Wood of Holden announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, . Miss Helen Wood, to Bruce D; Ashton. They plan a June; wedding in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Training School They were dressed in light quoise sheaths fashioned with a scoop neckline. The frocks were made of brocade taffeta with a darker shade turquoise velvet trim. Their bouquets were made of white pom pom chrysanthemums and pink rose buds arranged in the shape of a horseshoe. Little Misses Tana Lee Cindy Lee Greene, and Hardman were the flower girls. , Two of the frocks were made of pink lace with a pink satin cummerbund fashioned with full skirts. The smaller of the 3 girls wore a light turquoise color cotton sheer model trimmed in lace.' They carried nosegays of white feathered carnations. For her daughter's wedding. Mrs. Holmstead chose a turquoise sheath, and the bridegroom's mother wore a beige sheath. Their corsages were made of white carnations and pink Holm-stea- d, Ja-lai- ne V . L V: W, off-whi- te there. A short "'opram was g'ven with Bishop E. B. Garrett acting as master of ceremonies, followed by a danr AllTt Green's orchestra fur";shed the music. MISS HELEN WOOD Prenuot"l parties in hnor of Mr. Ashton is the son of Mr. the bride wee by Miss and Mrs. Marvin H. Ashton of Phvllis Price. rnd Miss Kathryn Lehi. , Price. is aH graduate i The The bride-eleyoung couple are making of Brigham Young University thoir home in Lehi. where she majored in business education. She is currently living in Provo and teaching business at the1 Central Utah Vocational Book School. Lehila The Club met at the atThe future bridegroom is home of Mrs. Ethel Johnson in VocaCentral the Utah tending tional School. He has recently Pleasant Grove Thursday, Mar. 12 to hear Mrs. Ada Whipple give a completed an LDS mission in the Central Atlantic States Mission. delightful book, review titled "Bears in My Kitchen," by Margaret Merrill. Mrs. Ila Hadfield was Members of the Auctus Club and refreshments were served met at the Morgan Lott home to 20 members. Feb. 26 to hear a book review Their next meeting will be held given by Miss Norine Fox titled Mar. 26. This will be business and "Silver Platter" by Ellin Berlin. election night at the home of Mrs. This is a biography of Ellin Ber- Eileen Urry, and all members are lin's grandmother, Louise Mac-ka- especially urged to attend. wife of the millionarie John Mackay who found" the heart of the Comstock Load. Mrs. Barbara Lewis and Mrs. Ethel Webb were hostesses for the evening. ' ct LehilctClub Hears Review ' Auctus Club y, .... 1 NyX; w 0 Tri-Stak- Hartshorn. Cedar Valley Ward Banquet MIA dance. It will be held Mar. 21 beginning at 8:30 p.m. in the American Fork 21 Tri-Sta- m odds, and their problems directly concern all of us." stated Mrs. Priest. She continued, "With our help and if given the proper opportunity, the ' handicapped can citizens of become our society, assets to the nation and to themselves." According to Mrs. Pulham, this Society is just getting a good start in the state of Utah and in Utah County. Its aim is to provide medical treatment, physical therapy, and educational facilities to those children or. adults suffering the crippled effects of any disease or accident who need assistance. To apply for assistance, contact Mrs. 'Pulham. St i MISSIONARY PARENTS MEETIXG The next meeting of the missionary parents will be tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the First-Sixt- h Ward Chapel. Bertrand Beck is in charge of the meeting. , & and over are invited. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Lehmberg attended funeral services in Salt Lake Wednesday for Lt. Colonel John U. Schiess. Colonel Schiess was a cousin to Mrs. Lehmberg. Ml , 'xl If & Wouldn't a glass of MILK taste good right now ? AMEMCAN OAKY ASSOCIATION Of UTAH JACK'S Radio 381 S. That Lasts! NOTICE self-suporti- located at A Lift rOXFIXED TO AM ERIC AX FORK HOSPITAL A baby boy was born to Mr. Mrs. Von Sorenson Mar. 13. and last Lake in held Salt City ciety Confined in the hospital during Monday, Mrs. Priest pointed out the responsibility we have toward this last week were Bishop William Hadfield, Gloria Jean Ewell, those who have been crippled. "We cannot look upon the crip- Von Nielsen, and Linda Edwards. pled with philosophical detachment. They are staging a tremendous struggle against tremendous MR. AND MRS. ARNELL PETERSON The Utah Society for Crippled Children and Adults, which is affiliated with the National Society, is conducting its annual Easter Seal and fund raising campaign from Mar. 15 through Mar. 29, according to Mrs. Mont A. Pul-hawho has "been named to head tjie Lehi activities. Members of the Lehi High School FHA Club will assist in the drive. Red, white, and blue colored contribution cans will be Lehi business placed andin the FHA the girls will houses, ask for donations along Lehi's Main Street. It is hoped that the citizens of Lehi will give generously in the drive. No special amount of money is being asked. Donors may give what they wish. For their contributions, adults will receive a small white lapel pin representing the Easter lily, while children will get a Bugs Bunnv pin, making them official members of the "Bugs Bunny Club." The unique thing about this organization is the fact that 90 per cent of the monies it collects stays within the county in which the money is collected and within the state. This is largest per centage of contributions to stay within the area of any other fund raising drive, according to Mrs. Pulham. Mrs. Ivy Baker Priest has been an active supporter of the National Society and has helped in campaigns all over the United States. At a luncheon for the Salt Lake City Chamber of Commerce and the Utah Crippled Children So h Milk Gives n, Underway Here tri-sta- Ward recreation hall Third E. A good orchestra will furnish the dance music, and three floor show numbers will be featured during intermission. All who are 14 years of age First-Fift- Postpones Orchestra Concert Drive Now Fork will host this American month's Engagment Announced Easter Seal Fund MIA Dance e Set for Am. Fork Barbara Jean -- Ox V ; iff f TV Service Let us build your new home Will Close Mondays Starting April brick homes lot on your $11,995. 6 and continuing Through the Summer Let your lot be your down payment Months Open 9 a m. to 6 p.m. ... or will build on our lot, ' Tuesdays thru Saturdays down payment $500. We have some choice lots available. fill financing arranged for Mexican Dinners Your new home is your best investment. They will never El Mariachi Cafe be cheaper ALMA PETERSON Call 517 ! at 3rd South and 7th East in Provo Large Party and Banquet Room Open 7 days a week from 11:30 a.m. , . ' : j For Your Town . ? . SOLID, UNITING t.Tst'!- FORCE! ,!r!si- - It T, Hospital Notes Mrs. Lillian Miller, 61, admitted for a minor operation Mar. 14, released the same day. Robert Yates, 3, son of Mr. and Mrs. Duane Yates, tonsillectomy, Mar. 14. Donna Slater, 43, admitted for medical treatment Mar. 15. A 9 lb 14 oz baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Gaylon (LuDean Stewart) Pugh Mar. 15. Bishop Wiliam Hadfield, 79, admitted for medical treatment Mar. 17. . Mrs. Leona Walker, 34, is still confined for medical treatment. ' Illl 11 t mm at your house? Spread the news J by long distance rL, Rol or lowttt after 6 p.m. and alt day Sunday alwayi lower when you tall itation-to-tatio- 14 HELP YOUR 'i - Mountain ri ii: Utalt PRESS ASSOCIATION i."tssrr!rwain Stts Telephone i CANDY TQ&KM r?s TOWN GROW! SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL NEWSPAPER! n. Mir U: THEATFUcTir 1 PROMOTION ; YOUR HOMETOWN. NEWSPAPER Your local newspaper; strives to represent every facet of the community.. It promotes business by advertising products and services; it supports churches, schools, and civic clubs by publishing information concerning their activities; it recognizes individual members of the community as interesting events occur in their lives; and it spreads local news, and national news in local terms. By helping different factions of the community to learn bbout each other, your local newspaper promotes understc&iding and Liahonian Club The members of the Liahonian Club met last Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Lila Evans. Mrs. Ella Jackson, of Pleasant Grove, presented a very enjoyed book review titled "Father Married a Mormon." Assisting Mrs. Evans as hostess was Mrs. Carma Whimpey. Nineteen members and one guest enjoyed delicious refreshments. The next meeting will be the evening of April 9 at the home of Mrs. Irene Evans. 1 To help with their welfare projBARBARA JEAX DUBOIS ect, Cedar Valley Ward is hold- MISS 7 21 at Mar. a p.m. ing banquet Dubois has The YMMIA presidency event. have They charge of the planned the banquet early enough so those present may also attend dance being the MIA Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Dubois held that same evening. of Fairfield announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage Director of their daughter, Barbara Jean, to Richard Benson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Benson of Tooele. Due to the large number of Miss Dubois was a 1958 gradJunior and Senior High School uate of Lehi High School where students who have been absent from school with the flu, the orchestra concert scheduled for Mar. 18 is postponed until some time next month. The date will be announced later, according to Lynn T. Wools-todirector of the group. w were the caters, and assisting them with the serving were Jayne Holmstead, Lora Manning, Ann Fowlef, and Kathleen Peterson. .Mrs. Georgia Peterson was in charge of the gifts, and assisting fier were Mrs. Anita Barnes, Kathryn Smith, Lova Jensen, Joan Peterson, Sheralyn Russon, and Mary Jayne Zimmerman, Lynn Lewis. ,. The serving table was covered with an lace eloth over pink faffeta. It was centered with a three-tie- r wedding cake decorated with pink roses and silver leaves.' The cake had a cloverleaf bottom and a miniature bride and groom on top. Setting off the cake ,yere three candles on each Members of the Lehi Lions Club and their wives will meet at Fork Training the American School tonight at 7:30 p.m., according to Clifford Miller, chairman. A dinner will be served and a program presented by personnel of the training school. Assisting Mr. Miller on arangements are Dr. W. L. Worlton and Melvin Slated March w which was a gift to the bride from some of her friends, lay on the table. The individual serving tables throughout the hall were covered by luncheon cloths and were centered with a pink carnation floating a glass bowl. Directly across the hall from the bridal party were two large silver interlocking wedding bands centering a backdrop of white and turquoise twisted paper with pink rosebuds tacked here and ": h Wesley Peterson stood as best man, while the ushers included to Ray Vikland, brother-in-lathe groom; and Lee Hardman, brother-in-lato the bride. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ash and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Holmstead greeted guests at the door, and Miss Joyce Ann Jones was seated at the guest book. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Watkins side. A wbHe Bible :V:"":-- she was a member of the biology club and chorus. tne aiso graduated from the LDS Seminary. The future bridegroom graduated from Tooele High School in 1956 and was very prominent in swimming, having won many trophies and honors. He is currently employed at Don's Body Shop in Tooele. No definite date has yet been set for the wedding. Lions, Ladies to Meet at A.F. 1 4 Wilt IIOASWAY IAIT t A R I CITY. UTAH , |