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Show THE LEHI FREE PRESS THURSDAY, AUG I ST 18, I960 Contributions to Museum Listed Miss Denice Taylor Marries Charles C. Hollinger in Temple Ceremony Miss Denice Taylor, daughter of Mrs. Edna Swain, and the late Reed .Taylor, and Charles C Hollinger exchanged wedding vows in the Salt Lae Temple, Friday, Aug. 12. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Lorraine Holling- er of Nevada. A wedding breakfast was held home of Mr. and Mrs. June Cox, aunt and uncle of the bridegroom of Salt Lake City, immediately following the ceremony. Oth- at the ers included were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Rothe, of Riverton. aunt and uncle of the bride, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Cornish, grandparents of the bridegroom. For her wedding the new Mrs. Hollinger wore a floor lenth gown of nylon lace over tulle and satin, styled with scalloped neckline and sleeves. She wore a crown of seed pearls and sequins which released an elbow length veil of bridal illu- sion. A bridal shower honored the bride at her home the previous Friday. Tables were decorated with red and white petunias and roses. A wedding cake was topped to;' with miniature bride and groom and accented with pink rosebuds and ribbons Mrs. Joseph Rothe, aunt of the bride, assisted in entertaining. Serving were Linda and Carolyn Lois Rothe. Marilyn Kearney, Moore and Christine Roberts. In charge of the gifts were the three sisters of the bride, Aileen, Flor ence Ann and Marilyn Swain. Mrs. Clara Jorgensen gave an original reading and musical selec tions were heard from a trio, Mrs. Lornell Bateman, Edith Roberts and Berniece Rasmussen. Linda Rothe was the accompanist. The new Mrs. Hollinger graduated from the Lehi High School and has been employed in Salt Lake City for the past three years. She is currently head of the bookkeeping department of the Wasatch Plumbing Supply concern. The bridegroom is, a graduate of Taft Junior College in California. He fulfilled a mission in the Cook Islands and served with the U. S. Army in Europe. The young couple will make their home in Salt Lake City where both are employed. MR. AND MRS. CHARLES C. HOLLINGER the new Airs. Peterson is a graduate of Utah State Univer- LT. AND MRS. NEAL sity, where she was president of CHRISTENSEN HAVE NEW Om-iscro- n, Public Invited to Leity Club Plans Summer Party Participate in Show Members of the Leity club are Flower Alpine reminded to their husbands Mrs. John (Dorothy) Southwick spent the week end in Woodland, Calif., visiting with Mr. and Mrs. E. Morris Jones, her brother. DAUGHTER IN ENGLAND Word came from England announcing the birth of a baby girl s Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Johnson visto Lt. Neal F. and Lois Fowler Christensen, July 31, weighing 5 ited in Las Vegas, Nevada, with pounds, 15 ounces. Shawny is the a daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dean name chosen for the little girl, Barnhurst and family. who has two big brothers, Rett and Kim. Lt. Christensen is stationed at Wethersfield Air Force Base. Mr. and Mrs. Milan Fowler share grandparents honors with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Christenand Mrs. sen, American Fork, Max Lund of West Virginia. Mrs. Robert Fox, Lehi, and Louis Christensen, now of American Fork, are the the Home Economics Club. She was a member of Phi Upsilon student NEA, and the Dixie Club. She recently returned from studying at the Merrill Palmer Institute in Detroit, Michigan. Mr. Peterson completed a mission in the Southern States last September. He served as second counselor to two mission presidents, Berkley L. Bunker and J. Byron Ravsten. Gifted in music, he has entertained extensively at social events and programs in Lehi and at the USU, playing the guitar and singing. He is a member of Delta Phi and will continue his studies at the Logan college this fall. Open House at Cedar Fort Open house will be held in the Cedar Fort recreation hall, Friday, August 19, beginning at 8 p.m., and will include a program and dancing. Everyone is invited. MISSIONARY W IVES, PARENTS MEETING TONIGHT IN FOURTH WARD The missionary wives and parents meeting will be held Thursday (tonight) in the Fourth Ward church, at 8 pjn. All in the group are renrnded to attend. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Hunger, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Carlson and Mr. anl Mrs. Wendell Skinner will be the hosts. Fourteen members of the Stake Primary Board joined in a pot-h.!- rupcr at Durfey Cleaners fctf Dial PO Member NID me State Street - Lehi at noon, one at night, One along the way You never outgrow your need for Milk, Drink three glasses every dayl AMERICAN m r i DAISY ASSOCIATION OF UtAH iF Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mangum spent a week in Yellowstone Park. They were accompanied by their daughter, Mary, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Tucker and children. They toured the park, including the quake area and did some fishing, returning home Monday. J bring to attend The and attend the club summer party and place entries in the Alpine Thursday (tonight) at 7 p.m., at' Day flower show to be held Satur- Wines Park. Please brine vour day, August 20, in the Alpine city own dishes and utensils, commit-- ! hall. Entries will be received from tee members urge. 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. Ribbons will be awarded for the best cut flowers, ARVIL STONE FAMILY plants and flower arrangements, HOLDS GATHERING HERE Complete according to Mrs. Anthony Ash-bDonMr. Mrs. and Honoring show chairman. The show will ald Stone and their two daughOfficial Inspection Station be open to public viewing after the ters who are visiting here from a.m. 10 parade which starts at Brea, Calif., a family gathering took place at the Arvil Stone to home, Saturday evening. Dinner and visiting were enjoyed. Included with Mr. and Mrs. Arvil Stone We wish, to express our apprecia- and son Kay, and the Donald Fred Nakagawa, Owner, Manager tion to the Lehi fire department Stones were Mr. and Mrs. Arvil Dial PO for their prompt and efficient ac- G. Stone and four children, Murtion Ln rescuing our small son, ray; Mr. and Mrs. Reed L. Stone Kevin, when he fell into an out- and four children, Orem; Mr. and door privy, Friday evening. To the Mrs. Eldon Cox (Myrle) and four Lehi police officers and the many children. Salt Lake City. Mr. and neighbors and friends who assisted Mrs. Dal Stone and children, have and stood by to help, we want to returned to their home in Santa Ana, Calif., after a month spent express our gratitude. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Barnhart here. public is invited y, Auto Repair Work MOBILE Appreciation Fire Dept., Police Auto Service TILE TWINS JOIN HAIR FAMILY Mr. and Mrs. Arvil Stone re Entered at th Dst office at Lehi ceived the news by telephone from Utah, as second class matter un Kamas, of the arrival of twins to der the act of Congress March 3, Dale and Mary Hair, well known 1879 former residents here. A boy and girl, the babies were born Aug. 5, weighing six pounds nine ounces, ASSOCIATION STATE UTAH and six pounds, seven ounces, respectively. Diane and Danny are NATIONAL EDITORIAL the names selected for the new arrivals, who have four brothers and two sisiters. Mother and children are doing well. Mr. Hair is engaged in farming operations at Kamas, where he also teaches A weekly newspaper devoted to music. Bathrooms Showers JlPlk All Work Guaranteed FREE Estimates and and Plans Call L. R. STATE BANK OF LEHI SAVINGS ACCOUNT Holcomb PO Don't wtait do it today . . . live the save, save, save way and you'll be surprised how your savings will accumulate for something really worthwhile. the Interests and welfare of Lehi City Published by the Free Press Publishing Co. every Thursday. E. Russell Innes, Publisher Subscription Per Year (in advance) . . . $3.00 You may not believe it . . . but take it from Mary and JoAnri . ; . you may think you can't spare a few dollars each week . . . but if you had to, you would . . . so why not try? Be thrifty in '60. AIR CONDITIONING HEATING SHEET METAL WORK GUNTHER Sheet Metal Co. 31 North First West American Fork SK '60 of your paycheck . . . pay yourself first by putting part of your paycheck in a i Hm BE THRIFTY IN HOW? Mary K. Wall and JoAnn Degelbeck, winsome tellers in the State Bank of Lehi, suggest that before you spend one thin dime Drainboards installed The Lehi Free Press It doesn't take a mind reader to find the best car deal in town visit TlmanogOtt Motor. TIMPMQGOS MOTOR "Home for your Chevrolet' Phone SK American Fork STATE BANK OF LEHI "Over 50 years of continued, friendly service to Utah County" FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MEMBER 6-35- 47 f ch the home of Mrs. Ha Fowler, Monday evening. With President Alta Powell in charge, plans were made for the coming month, following supper and Dean Nuttall and Family lllilillllp Peterson Wed in St. George Temple model of nylon organza, embroidered with daisies. Her veil of illusion was secured to a crown of pearls. She held a bouquet of gardenias and lily of the valley. Attendants were Mrs. RaNee Peterson, matron of honor; Miss LaNee Ard, Miss Helen Miles, Miss Geniel McConkie and Miss Marie Jennings. In acqua gowns, they carried pink glamellias. Flower girls were Janet Bracken and Roberta Duff. Cary Peterson was best man for his brother, while Jay Peterson and John Jennings were ushers. Museum fund were reported by George T. Strasburg, treasurer, as follows: Julia L. Peterson, 1911 Myrtle Ave, Long Beach. Calif., $25; Mrs. Eldon (Monica) Peterson, Lehi $50; Cecil Colledge, $3; Harold R. dark of BYU, $10; American Fork Primary Blazers pack 2, $2; Pack 4, $2.25. MABLE JONES ON VACATION Nurse Mable Jores is on vacaCARti OF THANKS tion from her duties as Public At the time of the illness and Health Nurse in this area. She will passing of our beloved wife and return to work Sept 6. mother, Mrs. Dean (Lucille) Nut-tal- l, the kind interest shown on READ THE ADS IT PAYS our behalf has been a tremendous source of inspiration and comfort to us. To all who called at the home, for the lovely flowers, and to all those who assisted on the program or helped in any way, we are deeply gratefuL We appreciate the po lice escort and wish to extend oui thanks to the stake presidency, ward bishopric, stake and ward officers and members of the Alpine School District; Mr. and Mrs. George I. Bone, Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Chipman and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Burgess and all other teachers and associates in the profession; and the city officials. j Miss Margery Ann Jennings, Paul Of interest to friends in two cities is the marriage of Miss Margery Ann Jennings, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Jennings of St. George, and Paul Peterson, son of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Peterson of Cedar Fort. Vows were spoken in the St. George Temple, Friday, August 12, followed by a wedding breakfast. The bride wore a floor length Contributions to the Hutchings 1I7TH QUORUM OF SEVENTY TO HOLD PARTY FRIDAY The 127th Quorum of Seventy will hold a lawn party in the rear of the old Seminary building, Friday, August 19, beginning promptly at 7:30 pm. All those in the quorum and their wives are urged to attend. There will be a charge of $1 per person. Bring your own plate and utensils, is the reminder. .,"3 |
