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Show THE LEHI FREE PRESS THURDAV, JIXT II. 16 'Call He Madam' To Highlight Flora Festival Miss Linda Bennett Paul V. Brooks Married in Manti Temple Bites An outstanding event of the summer season was the wedding of Miss Linda Bennett, daughter of Mrs. Dorothy Bennett and the late Clifford Bennett, and Paul Walter Brooks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brooks, of St George. The ceremony was performed in the Manti Temple, and they were accompanied by Mrs. Bennett. Mr. and Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Alice Humphries, Mrs. DeVere Flygare, Mrs. John Carr, Bishop and Mrs. Teddy Parker, and Mr. and Mrs. Abel Ekins. A breakfast was enjoyed at the temple. A dinner was served for the family in the evening, with all the family present Reception In Sixth Ward A reception feted the newlyweds that same evening in the First- Sixth ward church. The bride chose for the occa sion a gown of chantilly lace and accordion pleated tulle, floor length over satin. The narrow col lar of lace was fastened to the fitted bodice by a yoke of tucked tulle. The sleeves were long and pointed with small buttons used in trimming. The veil of illusion floated from a crown of seed pearls. Gardenias and orchid carnations formed the bridal bouquet. Mrs. Parley Varney, sister of the bride, stood as matron of honor. Leona and Lida, Nellie and Ne-d- a, two sets of twins, sisters of the bridegroom and Mrs. Richard Bennett and Miss Cheri Bennett, sisters of the bride, were bridesmaids, with the latter as maid of honor. They wore sheath dresses of violet with white collar and violet trim. They carried nosegays of gardenias with white and pink carnations. Richard Bennett stood in the line for his late father. The little flower girls were Julie Hoggard and Kathy and Michille Anderson, nieces. Their dresses were orchid and white check, and they carried matching nosegays. Mrs. Bennett made her appearance in a dress of silver blue lace and taffeta and Mrs. Brooks wore a sheath of turquoise. Their flowers were gardenias and white ribbon. An uncle, Tony Brooks, performed the duties of best man. Ushers were Gene Bennett and Bobby Bennett, brothers of the bride, and of Parley Varney, a brother-in-lathe bride. The bride and groom stood before an arch of Huckleberry green with p;nk carnations and wedding bells. Other decorations were ferns. The tiered cake was topped with a temple with stairway and bride and groom. The individual serving tables had pink carnations in crystal bowls. Mr. and Mrs. Julius M. Hoggard were the host and hostess. Mrs. Cherri Bryant Phillips was at the guest book, and Mrs. Richard Bennett, Mrs. John Carr and Mrs. DeVere Flygare were in charge of the gifts. Greeting the guests at the door were Mr. and Mrs. Von Bennett, the bride's brother, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Godfrey, the bride's sister. For the program. Dean Prior served as master of ceremonies. Ray Brooks sang, "Penny a Kiss, Penny a Hug." Mrs. Harvard Hin-to-n played a violin solo, "Inter- mezzo.'' Lydia Brooks gave a reading, "April Love"; Julie Hoggard and Kaye Christiansen sang, "You Were Fated to be Mated." and "Wedding Bells." Lars Jenkins gave a talk on Linda's school days and Gregory Bennett, her brother, gave a piano solo. The wedding reception was catered by Alta Clark, with the following servers: Kathie Urry, Judy Ekins, Claudia Allison, Barbara Jean Schow, Cheree S. Lameraux, and Patricia Carson. The music was played by Pamela Fox. An open house was held in St. George at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Atkens. The affair was held in their garden. The bridal couple stood before an arch of double hearts. For her going away ensemble the new Mrs. Brooks chose a burnt orange cotton dress with gold accessories. After a short honeymoon trip to Bear Lake and Logan, the couple is now making their home in St George, and plan to attend the BYU this fall to finish their studies. They are both graduates of the Dixie College. Kenneth Simmons Marries South Jordan Girl w Free Press Simmons. Members of the immed UTAH STATE P THE ASSOCIATION EDITORIAL NATIONAL ASpaATIgjN IfrMiimiJfe.'.illiJa iate family were in attendance. The newlyweds are making their home in Lehi. Bonnet Burgess, Kent Hanson To Wed July 23 Announcement is made this week of the forthcoming marriage the interests and welfare of Miss Bonna Burgess, daughter of Lehi City of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Burgess of to Kent W. Hanson, a son Alpine, Published by the Free Press Pubof Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hanson Co. every Thursday. lishing of American Fork- E. Russell Innes, Publisher Friends and relatives are cordial Subscription invited to attend an open house ly '. . . $3.00 Per Year (in advance) A weekly, newspaper devoted to TILE Bathrooms Showers , Drainboards installed All Work Guaranteed FREE Estimates and and Plans Call L. R. Holcomb PO 8-29- reception Saturday, July 23, at the home of the bride. Receiving will be from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. No other invitations will be issued. Miss Burgess, the 1959 American Fork "Steel Day" queen, is a graduate of the American Fork High School and LDS Seminary. She was a member of the Pep club and color guard. She attended Brig-haYoung University during the past year and was a member of the "Cougarettes" group. Her prospective bridegroom is employed with the S perry Rand Co., in Salt Lake City. A graduate of the American Fork High school and LDS Seminary, he was prominent in football and wrestling. He also graduated from the Central Utah Vocational school. The couple will make their home in American Fork. m 86 READ THE ADS IT PAYS 4 I Flora-Festiva- l. 21-2- 3. p.m. : 1 MB' 25-pie- ce pie-se- Auctus Club Meets Davis Home in-la- w Auto Repair Work MOBILE Auto Service . Service Anytime CALL SK 81 All Parts and Labor Guaranteed SUPERIOR Radio & TV 24 North Church Street American Fork VEE WARENSKI, Manager W Outlook Good vision can help keep your future bright. Let us check your eyes. If needed we can supply the finest and latest in eye ' - IE. M. WEM JEWELER AND OPTOMETRIST The Gift Shop Main Street, Lehi erty, mining claims, usually worthless for other uses, are assessed at $5 per acre. And mine production is valued at the average of net proceeds for the three preceding years. Then the property tax is arrived at by applying regular tax levies to the total of these assessments. UTAH MINING ASSOCIATION "From the earth comes an abundant lit for all" Be Sure You Try Our New . . . 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While machinery and improvements are valued like other prop Ultra Modern Equipment i Repair How's wear. Fri- TV and Radio j with "Home for your Chevrolet" American Fork Phnne SK Rushmore and returned last day via Yellowstone Park. Your "Jockey" Johnson Married in Nevada Shirt Laundry TIMPM0G0S MOTOR nt I and at Tlmpanogoa Motor." h. FORMER NEIGHBORS The Broadway hit, which starred FETE GEORGIA LOU Ethel Merman both on the stage ZJEGLER iv OREM A and in the movie, is being producof 20 former neighbo-- s ed by the Utah Valley Opera As- and friends from the Fourth Ward sociation. entertained Mrs. Merle (Georgia Lou) Ziegler, at her home in Orem A orchestra will the lilting music composed by last Tuesday evening. Supper was Irving Berlin. Scenery for the pro- served and an attractive robe was duction is being rented from Hol- presented as a gift. A tour of the beautiful new home of the Zieglers lywood. was included and the mountain Lead roles are played by Dr. LaVar Bateman of the B Y U breeze enjoyed. In charge of arwere Mrs. Elmer Mon-'oSpeech Dept., LaRue Kirk of Am- rangements Mrs. Julian Clover and Mrs. erican Fork, who starred in the UVOA production of "Oklahoma" Lester M. Norberg. Games with prizzes were under the direction last summer, Dwight Ladle of of Provo and LaRue Kirk of Provo. son.Shirley Ziegler and Gloria Mon. The Zieglers are well known Dr. Ralph Laycock of the BYU Music Dept. will direct th3 music former residents of the Lehi Fourth Ward. while Phil Keeler will be the stage director and choreographer. MRS. WAYNE ALLRED VISITS Mrs. Wayne (Tuff) Allred spent 10 days visiting on the West coast. MK. AND MRS. PAUL W. BROOKS Going to Fort Ord, Calif., she found her son, Micky, ill in the H. C. hospital He is now improved and back on duty, she reported. Her At brothers, Bruce and Ed Fowler and their families, at Menlo Park, Members of the Auctus Club met Farns-wort- h last Thursday, July 14, at the Now making their home in Lehi and a sister, Mrs. Lincoln (Iris), at Los Altos, were home of Mrs. Ralph (Mozelle) Da- are Mr. and Mrs. Herman C also included in her stay. vis, where luncheon was enjoyed (Jockey) Johnson, who recited on the spacious patio. Hostesses marriage vows in a June ceremony were the members of the enter- at Elko, Nevada. The couple, retainment committee including Mrs. ceiving the eood wishes of friends Davis, Lucile Webb, Ethel Webb, in two cities, have returned after Florence MendenhalL Lela Russon an extended tour of scenic Idaho, and Edith Singleton. There were through the Snake River area. 18 members present. Mrs. Frank The new Mrs. Johnson is the Kimball (Ila Dunsdon) of Wash former Miss Reta Hansen of Salt ington, D. C, was a special guest. Lake City, where she continues employment for the present time. The couple were accompanied to Nevada by the sister and brother- Complete of the bride. Mr. and Mrs. With A. Clark Nelson, choir Clarence Wilson of Salt Lnk mtv. Official Inspection Station president, in charge, the First The wedding party stopped at the noted Stockman's where Hotel, Ward choir held a canyon party at Echo campsite m American they enjoyed a festive dinner. The tour of Idaho included Sho Fork canyon, Tuesday evening. A steak supper was served and group shone Falls. Twin Falls and other scenic attractions, singing and a program were en- interesting joyed by the 40 members in at- where Mr. Johnson obtained many Fred Nakagawa, Owner, Manager tendance. The affair especially colored photographs of the various Dial PO honored J. G. and Martha Ann points. 111 i Mr. Johnson has been nrominent Cox, choir members, who are planning to leave on a mission next in business for a number of years, month. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond operating the Park Service sta Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. Leo tion on State Street. Hadfield were in charge of the supper and Mable Lehmberg as EASTMONDS ENTERTAIN sisted as program chairman. Mr. GROUP AT FISH FRY and Mrs. Cox each read an appropMembers of the Cumorah Club, riate poem. Norene Kopinsky is Book of Mormon study group, met choir director, with Eva Carson at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eastmond at Saratoga, last Satas organist. urday, for a breakfast social. Fish for the early meal were brought LEHI PATIENTS LISTED by the Eastmonds from their exAT AM. FORK HOSPITAL cursion to Yellowstone. Eighteen The following Lehi residents re members of the group were pres ceived medical treatment at the ent. Classes are held twice month American Fork Hospital during ly, with members alternating in the past week: Wesley Peterson, presenting the lessons, which are by Wendell Rigby Carroll Lee Barney, Earl Roberts, authenticated of Provo, LDS Seminary instructor Donna M. Shaw, Rex McKee and at Orem. He and Mrs. Rigby meet Archie Ray Woods. with the group. Starched Stiff as a Board "And there Is the car deal I made e IS SOUTH DAKOTA Mr. and Mrs. John Southwick and Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Norman spent a week's vacation at Spear-fisSouth Dakota in the Black Hills area. They also visited Mt WEEK n. First Word Choir Holds Canyon Party . In an impressive home ceremony performed by Bishop Eugene Hilton of the Second, Ward, Kenneth Simmons married Oneita Peterson,' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Peterson of South Jordan, on Sat urday, July 16.. The couple were attended by Carl Simmons, who stood as best . The Lehi Entered at the post office at Lehi, man and Mrs. Kenneth Gurney, was the matron of honor. Utah, as second class matter un- who Mr. Simmons is the son of Mrs. der the act of Congress March 3, Elsie Simmons and the late Floyd 1879 iOF I Some of the top actors, singers and stage production people in the Central Utah area will bi participating in the popular Broadway musical comedy hit, "Call Me Madam." to be presented at the Orem Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights, July The sparkling musical will be presented in the Orem High School auditorium. Curtain timers 8:15 CALIFORNIA VISITORS SOIS WITH ANDERSONS Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Anderson ?nj3yed a visit from his daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Becker (Vaudis) and children, here from San Bernardino, Calif., last week-Thgroup toured nearby scenic canyons and lake resorts. The vis itors also joined with Mr. and Mrs. lu-- i Anderson (her brother) on a Bear Lake outing. With the An-- s dersons went their children. 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