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Show ! Temple Ceremony Unites Miss Mary Alice Degelbeck, Norman D. Kirkham In impressive rites perform ed in the Salt Lake Temple, with Elder LeGrand Richards officiating, Miss Mary Alice Degelbeck, now of Salt Lake City, became the bride of Norman Dean Kirkham of Lehi. The bride, formerly of Lehi, is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Degelbeck, now ' I of Ophir, Utah. Mr. and Mrs. William Leon Kirkham are the parents of the bridegroom. Family members and close friends attended the ceremony which took place Feb. 21. A wedding dinner included the bridal party at the Tiki-H- ut in Salt Lake City. A reception was held that same 7 I in the Eleventh Ward Church. Cranberry and pink were the chosen colors for the occasion. Combined with the glittering backdrop were large arrangements of gladioli andglam-mellia- s. evening to their shoulders. Tom P. Callister was best man for the occasion. Ushers were Randy Nelson and Shawn In Temple Rites Nelson. The tiered wedding cake was topped with a miniature Temple In a ceremony performed Fri- with ascending stairway. Floral day, March 14, by Elder Selvoy centerpieces enhanced the servBoyer in the Salt Lake Temple, ing tables. Mrs. Catherine Dean took Bryce Nelson of Lehi, claimed as his bride, Miss Toni Ann charge of serving, with Mrs. Jim Napier of Killeen, Texas. Par- Carbine in charge of the gifts. ents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Napier of Killeen. Mr. and House Mrs. Clint Nelson of Lehi, are Open the bridegroom's parents. All friends and relatives are The newlyweds were honored invited to attend the openhouse that evening at a reception in the reception for J. Glen and Sheri Park City Ward Church. Decor Lyn Holmstead Nally, on Friday, ations featured a gold backdrop March 28, in the Lehi First and floral archway. Ward Church. Receiving will be The bride chose for the oc from 8 to 10 p.m. model of peau casion an of du soie, with overlays lace on the bodice, sleeves and train. Gardenias with gold ribbon and fern composed her bouquet. Attending the bride were Mrs. Brent Smith, Miss Sherry Nelson, Miss Maureen Nelson, Mrs. David Bytheway, Miss Laura Newron and Mrs. Paul Pyper. Miss Dawnita Nelson was the petite flower girls. Attired in sunny yellow cotton frocks, they held carnations tied with love knots. The mothers of both bride and groom, attired in modish suits, pinned white carnation corsages Claims Bride The bride was lovely in a gown of satin and lace, designed en- A full length mantilla fell a graceful train. Crystal dewdrops accented the headpiece of satin rosebuds which supported the shoulder length veil of illusion. Deep red rosebuds and pink carnations composed the bridal bouquet. Attendants were Mrs. Deween Durrant as matron of honor, with Miss Christine Degelbeck, sister of the bride, and Miss Margie Kirkham, sister of the groom, and Carolee Cook as the flower girl. Floor length gowns of satin followed the color theme, with pink rose bud bouquets and red rosebuds in their hair. The bride's mother chose cranberry crepe with pink lace, while Mrs. Kirkham, senior, chose pink lace and chiffon. Their corsages were rosebuds and carnations. Robert Kirkham performed best man's duties, while Scott Degelbeck, David Gray and Dick train. into ushered. tiered wedding cake, ne Miss Jackie Gooch To Wed He be r Man April 4 ' Mr. and Mrs. Jesse 0. Gooch axe announcing the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Miss Jackie Jane Gooch, and Michael A. Denbow, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen V. .Denbow of Heber City. Marriage vows will be exchanged on Friday, April 4, in the Lehi First Ward church, with Bishop Leland G. Price officiating at 6:30 p.m. An open house reception will follow, with receiving from 8 to 10 p.m. All friends and relatives are invited. The intended bride is a prospective graduate of the Lehi High School and the four year IDS A . . . bride-ele- ct Seminary program. She has par ticipated in the school band, mix ed chorus and also girls chorus, and many clubs. She served as school reporter for KCPX radio station. She has also been active in the Girls Rifle Team, taking numerous honors. Her fiance is a graduate of Wasatch High School in Heber, and is presently employed at the State Capitol in Salt Lake City, with part time work at the Triangle Oil Company. The couple plan to make their home in Lehi at 50 West 200 South. ' hH I V I 1 i I Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Evans and their daughter, Mrs. Dale Whimpey of Lehi, visited in Salt Lake City, .with Mrs. Emery Mr. and Mrs. Norman D. Kirkham WATCH em- and groom circled the are both members, AND SAVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS For her honeymoon trip to Las Vegas and Southern California, the new Mrs. Kirkham wore an ensemble of modish red, with black accessories. The couple are now at home in Salt Lake City at 602 Seventh Avenue. ON PRIVATE LICENSE LEHI AIRPORT For Further Information Call Lindsay Brady 374-94- 92 UiBi Main Phone Every Tuesday is Ladies Day 768-254- Free Gift to Women Motorists! (With 8 Gallon Purchase.) 2 D GLEN'S CHEVRON 111 . . . HOT CROSS BUNS and wash) 59 and Many Other Items GAR MEL'S SUPPLY CAR TJASII 315 State Road Lehi Main Street 5c! each Doz. 29 We Honor & Welcome Chevron Credit Cards BankAmericards Master Charge American Express Doz. Cards WONDER U.S.D. A. DREAD APPLESAUCE Large Loaves 303 Can 3 for 98 ,or 4 65 U. S. D. A. CHOICE ICE CREAL1 COOKIES 12-o- Asst. - Reg. 39c All Flavors Vz 6al. J 59 for BEEF CORNED z. 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Her husband rejoined her during the weekend for the return trip to the coast. en- itional ceremony. They sang, "Thanks Be to God," and "The Lord Bless You and Keep You." 4 83 More People Than Ever Are Shopping at mamos.rmun 12 WEST MAIN - trip VISIT FROM CALIFORNIA couple in the trad- OUR BIG AliD For her honeymoon though Utah points, the new Mrs. Nelson chose a gold and white ensemble with fur trim. The couple are remaining inTexas for the present, prior to his departure for Crailsheim, Germany, where he will be stationed with the U. S. Army. They plan to make their home in that area. NOW! . . . LAUNDRY Read, rest, chat Donald M. Ferguson cared for the guest book. LEARN TO FLY bellished with lily of the valley, doves and cupids, was displayed on a table enhanced with net ruffles, candles and carnations. Performing hostess duties was Mrs. Melvin Kirkham. In charge of serving were Kay Aston, Carolyn Hunter and Shirley Demke. Elaine Cook was in charge of gifts. Ann Webster cared for the guest register. Shirley Tame sang a solo. J. Stuart McMaster.thebride'sem-ploye- r, with Mrs. McMaster, sang "Because," and"I Love You Truly." The 95 member Sacra Dulce Chorus, of which the bride Ml West week. COIN-OPERATE- Mrs. XXXXSXSSSSSXXSSXXS (Verland) Smith. Mrs. Smith, national president of the Wool growers Auxiliary, .was sche duled to travel to New York next MODERN WAY TO 27, 1969 PROSPECTIVE PILOTS! Mecham Miss Jackie Gooch Thursday, March THE LEHI FREE PRESS Bryce Nelson LEHI, UTAH Compare our Food Prices and Save. Prices Effective Thursday - Friday - Saturday |