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Show ' From Out Our Window j i'7 "" c ' MI1CII "" 7" t WOMAN'S I r 0 :"" I N T ."'-- " .'..' .' ; I E W F - tv ' ."".--"'-- ""."'7 0 4. Hillyard, Land to Marry in June, Miss Davis in March Honored on Birthday Mrs. Grant Mavgtim Mrs. Grant (Maggie) Trudy ..""..:.'" w..:- - We had one of those rare but rewarding experiences the other day an experience that proved rich in many ways. It centered about a chat and talk with an actress who is dedicated to her life's job. Strange thing about it is that her chosen career is not along the acting lines now. This we until we heard her actually tell us found hard to believe about it and how she made a choice that changed her whole life. And she has never regretted it. Arlene Land Miss Miss Beverly Hillyard Skagg'g Memorial Chapel of the First Baptist Church will be the scene of a ceremony, uniting' in marriage Miss Arlene Denice Land and Al Warner Almquist. .,,. Mr. and Mrs. Neil J. Hillyard, Lemay Avenue, Granger, announce the engagement of their daughter, Beverly, to Kenneth E. Lyon Jr. The young people are making plans for their marriage in the Salt Lake Temple on June 29. Mr. Lyon is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Lyon of Antioch, California. They are former residents of Granger, where Kenneth attended local schools, graduating from Cyprus high school in 1959. The is majoring in law groom-to-b- e and has been attending BYU in Provo. their marriage, Following they will reside in San Francisco, where they will both attend college. He plans to attend San Francisco State College, while his new bride is attending the junior college there. 3079 ' Her name? A very pretty Irish monicker Miss Nora O'Mahony. Maybe you read about her or heard about her. She just finished appearing in a world premiere play at Kingsbury Hall. And we might add, she did an excellent job. Of course, the fact that she played the part of an Irish mother may have made it an easy casting for her. While in Salt Lake she made many guest appearances at Womens Clubs, Garden Clubs, youth groups and most every other kind of group interested in hearing of her experiences. Many more should have heard her for her experiences are most interesting. It was at one of these gatherings that we had the privilege of sitting next to her and chatting before and after her main talk. Her personality radiates the entire time. As claims everyone has unmade over 150 shows doubtedly seen the bit part type) she was commanding a tidy little salary ot $200 a day. Ireland was different but she liked Hollywood. She had a comfortable home and most everything a lady in her forties a feeling could want. Yet, to her there was something lacking that she was accomplishing nothing in her daily routine So she started to analyze this feeling to find a solution. It came in a group of lay missionaries from Los Angeles. After filling out 6 pages of a thousand questions, she estimated, they found her college with an Irish accent, of degree entitled her to teach English course. I , ' ' in movies and TV (she her on TV because she's an actress So she gave up all of her modem day conveniences and luxuries and embarked on a new experience a long trip to Kenya, Africa, and her new home. She admitted that she had a feeling of fear which is only natural when you undertake such a change. But this feeling was overshadowed by '' "'( . J '? and 307 lake she was going to Hollywood to tape a for American Heritage on the life of Lincoln. She'll be appearing with Raymond Massey in one scene and we're anxious to see it. After several more speaking engagements home she'll board a freighter for a 35 day trip back home to the natives in Africa. From Salt -- will FOE Auxiliary No. 1760 MERCHANTS LUNCH Mtitn.il Marrieds Plan Dinner Friday livening A dinner party will be hold! by the Murray 9th Wan! Mut- Friday, Feb. 10 FOE Hall, 11:30 a.m. 'til 3 p m, ual Married Friday evening in! the rnprika Cafe, Salt Lake City. All married couples of the ward are invited. They are asked to contact Sherry or Joyce Muhlcstein. The group will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hay 5414 Alpine Dr., Muhlcstein, before leaving for the party. But-terfie- ld PUBLIC INVITED DELICIOUS FOOD (Home Cooked) $1 PER PERSON ' "-- s7 ' V- -4 t Miss Beverly Hillyard ct February 1 was the date for the wedding of Miss Janet Lish and Paul A. Robinson. The 3130 Mrs. P.oiwic Exchanges Vows With Meryl Wood rt I'agr A. j HAIR? Ketirins Officers r i ' i" " 4 - .7' ..: 'X- -, Meryl X. Wood III pive. 9 o.ffl, o 6 Ilef bridal bouquet was of pink roses wilh cascading rib Evening Hons Mts Shrrry (Wn wenH as miitron nf honor and wore a blur trfet iIitm Vttnk voh attemlH the dutle, of man pm, Twetdoy thru Saturday .... by Appointment Only M ...I .run ... ' mi j 8 Diana's 48East 4800 South Murray Beauty Salon AM . - X -r i? . .I, t f?! w t' f ' v i 4 Wed in January In a late January ceremony, Richard Nephi McDougal claimed Miss Carolyn Coats as his bride. The nuptials were performed In the Salt Lako Temple with Elder Harold B. Lee of the Council of the Twelve officiating. Following their marriage, the young couple were feted at a wedding breakfast at Harman's on North Temple. That evening, the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Coats. 3597 VV. 4700 South, Taylorsville, honored the couple at a reception at the Taylorsville Stake House. The bridegroom is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert D. McDougal of Campbellsport, Wisconsin. He has been residing with his brother, Rulon McDougal, 4330 So. Redwood Rd. At the reception, the new h bride wore a gown of lace underscored with taffeta. The lace formed an over-skiwith a pointice effect over tulle, and the bodice feate ured long sleeves and a collar of lace. A small tiara released her elbow-lengt- h veil of sheer illusion. Attendants to the bride were Mrs. LaVarr Coats, matron of honor; Mrs. Gerald D. Coats, Miss Janet Marlor and Miss Helen Zorno. bridesmaids. They were gowned in deep red velveteen sheaths and carried bouquets of red roses and white carnations. Tiny Peggy Anderson, Cynthia Coats and Lynnette Anderson were flower girls. R. David McDougal was best man, while Steve J. Coats, LaVarr W. Coats and Daniel McDougal were ushers. The bridal party stood in front of a huge red and white heart with lights shining from above. Male members of the party wore white coats with red carnations and red cummerbunds to complete the red and white theme for the reception. Mother of the bride wore a Pale blue light blue sheath. was also chosen by Mrs Rulon McDougal. who stood for her brother-in-laduring the reception. Before making a home In Salt tjke City, the newlyweds have honeymooned in Ijis Vegas and Phoenix. Arir.ona. Kntertaining for the bride have lecn fellow-workeat ' lm Mirrilll .. . . . .- . I Via ... ....... tL'tlfftmi ,UB ' . t,.j,l employed; Showers have also been given by aunts of the hride nnd bridegroom prior to their wedding. floor-lengt- rt roll-typ- Sorority Plans Ball on Saturday FINAL ARRANGEMENTS for the annual charity "Valentine" Ball" of the Beta Sigma Phi chapter of Alpha Omicron were announced this week by the committee in charge. From left are; Jo Koplin, chairman; Marge Taylor; Mary Hall; Lorrie Hall, publicity, and Barbara Kramer. The event will be held Saturday beginning at 8:30 at 833 So. 2nd East. Tickets are $3 per couple and can be obtained at the door or by calling one of the following numHU HU or IN bers: AM Dance music will be played by the Kathleen Price orchestra. Refreshments will be served and door prizes will be given away. A portion of the proceeds will be given to the Fairmont School for Retarded Children. Murray tth Ward Elders Planning Social South Stake Dates Ball Murray South Stake MIA will sponsor a "Sweetheart A party and social will be Ball" at the Stake center Saturheld for elders and their wives day evening, Feb. 18th. of Murray 5th Ward at the Salt Lake County recreation hall in Murray City Park. Kenneth WFDDINCS is in Westover, president, charge. Let vs the j j Time Change For WWI Veterans Meet World War I veterans of the South Salt Lake Barracks No. 1654, with their ladies, will meet at the Midvale City Hall help you plan reception. Tasteful arrangements in the delightful atmosphere of the neu' CAY WAY Reception Center Phone CY on Wednesday, Feb. 15. There will be a time change and all members are advised to be at the meeting at 7:30 p.m. instead of the usual 8:00 o'clock hour. RcccptioiiH-Tcas-Lunflicon- 45B5 West 3500 South 119 Xew officers of the Salt Mimay ffi MIA Sets llvice Ivike County Bremen's AuxilA dance and social will be iary will entertain at a dinner held Tuesday evening In MurIn honor of the outgoing ray South Stake center for off icers members of the Murray ftth Mr Ouy Lnney, 4Mf Creek Ward MIA. View Drtve. will be hogtess to the group of 4(1 women. Mrs. K earns )uninr Auxiliary Wilford (Evat Wrhb. 30 W. 400 South, is in charge of the Holds Saturday Event amusement Krmrn. The American The Indies will meet at 7:00 Junior Auniliary No, 132 pm. Mondny. Feb n. and dif of Kearna hrld an oiitlng ferent groups of ladles will be for course vntioua responsible The girls attended a movie of the dinner. In Salt Lake City and had The officers who served dur lnnrh Mrs Margaret Grisnettl, I Ing 1 ftirt. and to te hnnnml. leader, stated: "We hope to Inore Mrs P.en Shaw, piesident; clude an outing of this type in Mrs Robert IXiugUs, vice presU our regular program each, Mrs. Reed llowthnrpe. ....... 1. dent: serrctary; Mra. Vern Morria. treasurer: Mra, John Owens, Valentine Dance Set (ond iriress and Mr llsnl flv Murray yh MIA .Johnn. hl(oiisw Murray. A special Valentine danre will be held by the MurMurray ytb ( .mr To ray Pth Ward MIA Wednesday. Hold Sunday Meeting Keb. 1Mb. at the Murray South Sunday evening, the Ensign Stake center, Dise jorkcy for the evening and I jmrel cmups of Murray ftlh Ward will meet at the home will be Bill llestermnn of radio or r. ani mis i.uion ranman. rtntion KNAK 3C3 JUundera ftt , ami the the MIA held Yestemay. and Mia Maids tat til Iheir ward conlerence under the meet at Ihe home of Mr, and dirHn of William Sleigh, Mra. Dan Mntyneut. ?..1?3 Hill-sid- e suppfintetidenl, and Jarkie Dr. Fiistanre. piesident, S.it-urda- y. The mother of ihe UiiU- - wot medium blue dress nni the jrrrwvn a mother m grsy lwl wnr hit Tby A th tlllf.U Utl mrite . iw... Ihe nrw Mr Wood T.r a navy sheath with biArR accessories, Thry will m.Xe thnr home in California The bride a student at Murray h (th nhooj an lh, gmom attanded Oranger hit 2 for hrtol. Permanent "A Waves I M $J2.50Permanenfsfor....s 525 $75.00 Pcrmancnfs for ... . 750 $20.00 Permanent for.... 1000 (National Nome Brands) Haircut included on Speciali MIDVAll MURRAY AM WAVE SPECIAL only f on Ft-plnf- PERMANENT AM 6 8511 0 Get together moke an oppoinf ment for 2 of you PAUL'S - "S' 3553 MotVel Street Grower Shopping Cnttf "MR. AUl" k In hSt SHep tHUHSOAT ONIT t t Granger Couple one-mno- Dee Mang-u- 572 W. 6400 South, was honored on her birthday, Sat- 1 j Dee Meyer Florence Fitzgerald Diana Enid "Pixie" Steadman Renee Brimhall rj frH Irty Itishop P.irhnrd Lindscy offic iated nt the rioublt line rite that were held In the home of the brile parents, nt 7.30 p m the rwning of Jan 27th. The bride greeted her guru's! that called at the family himej In a gown of white nylon net. underscored wilh taffeta The bouffant skirt was ballerina length and hr waist length tell ' ien i mm a rsrl head A PROFESSIONAL West Visits Auxiliary Feles Mr. SET HER wr County Firemen's Col 4) WHO r Murray l.eimi Auxiliary Mrs. P.onnie West, president of District 8 of American legion Auxiliary, was a guest at Now making their home in the Murray group during their California are newlvweds Mr. lat meeting. Mrs. Marvin (Harriet) Clark, and Mrs. Meryl N. Wood 111. She is the former Miss Wilma piesident of the Murray Unit Ixiuise Clester. (laughter of Mr. CO Auxiliary, presided at the and Mrs John (). Clester. 5NOG meet. I'tahna Drive. Her new groom is the son of Mr. and Mis. Alfred Larson, 2411 W Ssik) South. The ncwlyueds are honey mooning enroute to Silver Springs, Md. which will be their new home. The bride has attended Connecticut Pam-- College, and has also been associated with Virginia Tanner Bennett Conservator of Creative Dane In Salt Lake Cttv. While at the (itotatiMXt, ; Wilma Clesler e e fH)S& W;fteflfe '0 will graduate The bride-elefrom Granger High School in 'Polka Kin a" Guest June, just prior to her wedding date. The couple will be hon- At Frank Kikel Home ored at an evening reception to Frank Yankovic, the "Polka be held in the Granger 10th of America" with his acKing wedon of the their Ward, day band was a guest last cordion ding. weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kikel, 45fi6 GRASGER LADY LIOSS Creekview Drive. TO FETE nusiiAsns Mr. Yankovic was also acGranger Lady Lions have in- companied by Elaine Blakely, to a director of Stockmen's Hotel, vited their husbands "Sweetheart Night" this even- Elko, Nevada. Mr. Kikel and Mr. Yankovic are long-tim- e ing. The dinner meeting will be friends. Dinner was served on Sunconducted at the Teogra Restaurant in Salt Lake City at day, and the group was enter7:30. A music program will be tained by taking them around presented under the direction the valley to see the various of Dianne Salaar. sights. Mr. Yankovic, with some of his group, stayed overnight at Murray loth Primary To the Kikels and spent most of HoU '"Penny Pamie" Monday visiting. Murray 10th Ward Primary will hold their "Penny Parade" KEARXS AUXILIARY Friday and Saturday. Persona missed are asked to contact a SCHEDULES MEETIXG member of the Primary presiAn executive meeting of the dency: Audrey Robertson, Car-m- a Kearns American Legion AuxWalker or Bonne Doman. iliary No. 132 will be held Feb. 23rd at 8 o'clock at the home of Wanda Parkinson, 45S5 W. IS05 South. Li.--h. iS7 ' The couple will be married in the Salt Lake LDS Temple and honored that night at a reception to be held at Gay Way Reception Center, Granger. Mrs. Lynn Warr, sister-in-laof the groom, will be ma-tro- n of honor. Bridesmaids will be the Misses Teddie Harman, Linda Hancock, Gayla Nielsen and JoAnne Pettersson. The young pair are both graduates of Cyprus high school. She is also a graduate of a Salt Lake business school, and he of the Radio Institute in Salt Lake. They will make their home in Granger after their marriage. A , ' V Janet Lisli, Paul Robinson Wed In Evening Rites evening ceremony 'was performed at the Evergreen Reception Center, with Bishop Ward Hicken of the Granger Eleventh Ward officiating. The newlywetls were honored at a reception Immediately following the ceremonies. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Marie P. Lish. 3G71 Ix-Maur Street, in danger. Parents of the bridegroom are Mrs. Collette Robinson, 2697 Glenmare St.. and lr. W. 2050 E. 13th A. Robinson, South. Puring the ceremony and reception the young bride wore an exquisite gown of candlelight peau de soie, featuring a bell-skifalling to the floor and ending in a court train. The fitted bodice featured long tapered sleeves and the entire gown was detailed With appliques of Alencoit lace. Her fingertip veil of silk bridal illusion was released from a duchess cup of matching lace. She canied a lavendar orchid sin rounded by while carnations. Attendant for the bride were Mrs. E. H. Robbins Jr.. Mrs Brent Dayton, and Misa Nancy Robinson. Young La tine Robbins were Ush and flower girls. The attendants wore ice blue sheaths with matching overskirts. and carried bouquets of pink carnations. Steve Lynn performed duties of best man. I'shers were Parrel, Howard. Rex ami Gordon y w k TV show t Tkt urday, Feb. 4th, with a family dinner party at her home. Dinner was served to 18. A floral arrangement centered the long table. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Dean Beckstead, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Van Patten, Mr. and Mrs. Les Ball, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Christenson, Mrs. Samuel Cooper, Miss Detta Fern Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Gottberg and Mr. and "i Mr,s. Bud Taylor. A special feature of the evening was a travelogue of South Africa, presented by a niece of Mrs. Mangum, Miss Detta Fern Cooper, who recently returned from sn LDS mission in South Africa. After her release, the young lady toured Europe for almost a month. Besides showing many 3j colorful and unusual slides taken of her journey, she told some of her most interesting experiences during the 20 months she was away from home. Miss Gail Davis If ' .. . - ....... y I i$ .... The duties of maid of honor be attended to by Miss Patti Bailey. Other attendants chosen are Miss Sherryle Land, sister of the bride, Miss Linda the excitement that lay ahead excitement that was partially Kirk and Mrs. Larry Evans. due to the fact that she knew she would be needed and her Little Miss Kimberley (Kim) work was necessary. Land, four year old sister of the bride, will be flower girl. But there were things still to be overcome. Things like huge is a graduate The bride-to-b- e school, and their of the humble the climbed walls that of high hut, Murray 10,000 spiders attended junior Murray lattice-woralso varieties of insects that found their way through the Her and Liberty elementary. mud in heavy Wellwalls of the hut, plowing through knee-deeattended future bridegroom ington boots, worms, dysentary, the microscopic jiggers that get both Jordan and Salt Lake City beneath the toenails to lay their bag of eggs and eventually schools. Ron Beamint will be responhave to be dug out with a pin or needle. It wasn't an easy life sible for the duties of best man. it was hard and difficult, but rewarding. she had undertaken Plans are underway for a honeymoon to be spent in Las The native girls were eager to learn so that part was Vegas. easy Learning to live with other women missionaries in their small compound was difficult. As an actress she hadn't known the give and take of poverty. Twenty dollars a month pocket money doesn't sound like much until you realize there's not much need for money in bush country of Africa. Now you wonder what she is doing back in the United States. She came back to make a Broadway play so that the money she would earn there could be used in their vital work in Kenya. '. . Mrs. William H. Hillside Drive, are parents of the young miss, and the benedict is the son of Mrs. Jim Dunford. Salt Lake. their planning They are wedding for the first part of June, and a reception will be held at the Towne and Country Inn, where the bride's father is Mr. "i : Miss Arlene Denice Land Land, "y. . :'l . Making plans for a March 1 wedding are Miss Gail Davis and Dennis Warr. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Latham, 3771 So. 6000 West. Magna; and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J. VVarr of Granger are parents of the young man. r si , Thursday, February 9, 1961 Gail Davis Miss THE MURRAY , (Utah) EAGLl Trio of Area Young Ladies Plan Weddings; Misses 2nd South DA & Main foothill Villog HU 7- 7477 250 So. 13th EM tail |
