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Show V SEPTEMBER 13. 7ArjDAY. h Uah Countv. " 1353 L HERALD SUNDAY Sept. 23 Federated Clubs To Observe Y Citizenship Day - For Maid v Pare'l-A- ) (tontinocd frtm Marriage Set late September wedding Is being planned for Alta Larraine Carter, and Dan Vee Lockhart, according to an announcement by Mr. and Mrs. Reed Carter, Provo, parents of the prospective bride. The Carter home will be the scene of the coming marriage on Wednesday, Sept. 23, to be attended by a few close family members and friends. Later in the evening the young couple will be honored at a wedding reception given at the Pioneer LDS Ward chapel. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lockhart of Provo, both Dan and Miss Carter have attended the Provo High School. They plan to make their home in Provo after their wedding. A civic groups of the state. The superintendents of schools in localities of the state have been invited rand many have already responded that they wul.be in attendance. This observance will also take the place of' the annual Day held in Provo. Mrs. Worthen stated and inrtead becomes an Day for the state. The work of Ihe Americanism chairman in the Utah Federation Is concerned with preserving and developing the qualities of spix ituality and leadership which characterized not only the eirly lead ers of America but of our state. In speaking of this work Mrs. Worthen said, "since wars have failed to bring peace, there must a strong be brought to bear spiritual force, a return to the of our ancestors and a re turn to a reliance on a diving power to aid In the problems ' of our All-Clu- All-Clu- -- f: - self-relian- w'prld." Although the constitution was signed on Sept. 17, 1787, it was not Retiring Officers, Honored at: Relief Society until Feb. 29, 1952 that Pres. Harry S. Truman signed a bill designating Sept. 17 as Citizenship Day which replaced the "I .Am An American Day" formerly observed the third Sunday in May. and Constitution Day on Sept. IT;. The President's Council of Provo and members of the federated clubs will be hosts for the occasion serving on the reception committee and in other capacities. Mrs. Hamilton Calder is chairman of the President's Council with Mrs. F..W. Geertsen, sec- . At a meeting of the ALPINE ALTA CARTER Relief Society during the week, tribute was paid to the retiring officers and teachers bv the 48 members in attendance. Lois Reck, who. has been released as counselor, was presented with a gift of f.V appreciation and corsages were presented to Dora Shepherd, for' mer literary teacher, and Zalie JEAN PETERSON BEVERLY. Hunter and Edra McDaniel of the V retary. refreshment committee. Since so many of the federated A ladies trio, a" retold story, Mr. and Mrs. Russell O. Brown, bride Is former Norma Gammon. club members will be in Provo for piano duet and an original reading this occasion It was also decided to were featured on the program. ReE Gammon-Brow- n hold the annual fall board meetfreshments were served later. The ing of the Utah Federation of Wom work was held regular meeting en's Clubs on the same day. The prior to the social and Mrs. Walk- R be will at held East the of LDS er of Eccles the Cameron meeting Pleasant Grove taught work Preparations are being made for'Bishop Lounge of the Social Hall. BYU (the marriage on Saturday of Bev-- f Eighth Ward. A select group of!ln copper ana tfie making of ear - 4. nrt,upper campus Deginnine at a: m r. p.,,1 rings and necklaces Notable amonz a. m. Luncheon will be at erly Jean Peterson, daughter cftrelatives have been invited for the veek in Provo as that which other attendants were Mrs. Leo' the West Lounge at 12 served Mr. and Mrs., John B. Campbell 'nuptials. Later a reception will be noon. united Norma Gammon, daughter Farnworth, Dorothy Rodaboughj - : with invitations issued to of Provo and Killiam E. Kiser, son'given and I Mrs. Ivan Bisell and Mr. c( r O of Mr. William A. Kiser. friends of the 'families. on of Mr. and and Leola Bagley. Their gowns T?ii!ip!1 O Rrnwn. colors were accented by Mrs. Floyd H. Brown of The couple will exchange theirji After a short honeymoon, the . - - u f aharem. i nosegays WUllU ilirj wedding-vowat the home of. the pair will reside in Provo. vjy:iThe Manti LDS Temple was the low glamellias and white carna- j t" A graduate of the Provo High bridecroom's Q parents, before Q was QX which up ncrnp of the nuptials I tions. School, Miss Peterson has been followed hv a reception held at the SPRINGTLLE Ladies of the as served BernelJ M.-CoffeSorensen, in office work since that Modern Mothers Club enjoyed an Sunset LDS Ward chapel in Provo. Club-Hea- rs' employed A pretty background of salmon man. Don Gammon, brother of time. evening of visiting and sewing E colorrrl gladioli, .ferns and lighted bride stood with his mother, when they met on Wednesday at also was Kiser ..'Mr. graduated randies decorated the foyer where For the occasion Mrs. Bissell; Balls of melon and honeydew the home of Mrs. Ray Lovell. A from Provo High School and has stork wore an afternoon flress ot guosM were received. high in the scalloped half S gift was also presented tp tnr-nThe bride was gowned In an dium blue velvet witn corsage oijch.ii r recently returned from army duty Mrs. Lynn Huff. u.,t0rm.ir,n f R vA rc en vac a atinne rftun of model white ankle lrncth where he served for the past two After a discussion of future meet with tulle skirt ar.d lace cover- wore m ucri, ' AH appre- - years He also is PLEASA.Vr UKO njivu employed locaLy, ings, refreshments were served to tabfe for at a coffee iciation 8nd the vahle of art the serving ing the "bodice. A ruffle of lace also with corsage of roses. our Mrs. Clarence Scljreiver, Mrs. formed a drop shoulder yoke and Guests were entertained dunng,nia inursaay morning ai me'iives was the subject of a very Chester Wright. Mrsi Perry Good- a soft roll collar added interest. the receiving by the organ music, home of Mrs. Joseph W. Bach fori interesting discussion g: Mrs. Lynn Huff. Mrs. John liffe, a With this she wore bonnet frame of Mrs. Maude Carter. Burton H. Adams in the riiihlMrs. Mrs?iBert Cherringtoni Airs. of th Mark. Fnrtni!?htr imemhpr. of lace and tulle which held a "The Friendly Shop for the Expectant Mother" Mothers Study Club. The point wa Glen Pyper. Mrs. Frank Patten. Serving refreshments were Jntrand guests. A h t C aist lenzth veil edeed in lace. Her uammon, out life that U d.iy vcry brought Mrs. Ernest C Mrs. Paul Boyer eunny joy Small tables were placed about war'made befer by appreciating V IVJM Phone 384-- 1 32 North 1st East bouquet was of white glamelias Madsen, Mrs. Don tovingion, Bird and Janet ;the Lloyd, Mrs. Jimmy Laurence. in the garden the fine thiinf in nur rlii'v lifp'1 . table and red roses. serving Mrs. Vernor Dunn and Mrs. Albert Smith. Mrs. Cornell Bissell served land each was centered with a and the beauty. Standing with, her as matron f at the guest book'. i Payne. cup and saucer holding' a The club met1 at the home dainty Arranging gift displays were miniature bouquet. Members and Mrs. Junius West where they Mrs. Ted Olsen. Mrs. Madge Ciuff. guests were served by Mrs. Bach served a delicious luncheon Kenneth J. Pace, owner and Mrs. Ojto Fotheringham They and Mrs. Richard Gaw, Mrs. Tor-- 1 garden on Thursday. She had as;.manager of Pace Advertising were assisted by Lorna Brown. vail Nelson, Mrs. E. J. Storey and her invited guests,. Mrs. John S. (Agency, was guest speaker at a Susan Fisher and LaRae Fisher. Mrs. Carl H. Kivler. committee of Women of the Moose Green, Mrs. Edwin Oscarsdn, !Mr Verl Fisher received at the members, and Lissa Bach. Mrs. Jeanette Warnick. Thursday evening. The. program j door and Mrs. Tessie Gammon. I You ' ',t Proud or tne sewing you can Cr Guests were Mrs. LaMar Skel-tochair-Ka- rl we're Mas by publicity Mrs. presented Kenmorel on Club modem members s. a , present the bride'i grandmother, was a - i Mrs. David Eriksen, Mrs. R. Banks who conducted matterslman. Mrs. George Bjerregaard. to make beau- and I special guest. easy. B. Gunn. Mrs. L. Keith Chase, of inexpensive J H. R. Mrs. II Initiation for 1 1 business, Mrs, J. .M. Macfar-Start for The pair are now honeymooning Mrs. Melvln J. Arrington. Mrs. AJI W who Mrs. was youngiterfc 1 Viful 9armn,s Mrs. Harold Walker. Mrs. wards, sponsored by n1 . in the Southern Utah parks and Thomas Bullock, Mrs. Douglas i f V L. Adams, was held. Mrs..Wil- Jensen. . Mrs. Rav S. Mer-,H- . sewing while your children are small. J after their return will live In Provo. Hendricks. Mrs. Donald Poppen. IrwinMrs, solo. S.iliam will Burton as skill Your increase Mrs. Leary presented Adams, they growy SLA ror her Mrs. Brown Mrs. Fred Endsley and Mrs. Sam rill, Miss Este"e Fcntbn, Following the program, which was W. wore a beige jersey dress with red uel MeCracken, who is visiting Mrs. Hilton, 41 bv luncheon attended R. P. A. members, Overlade.Mrs. Leo, from Wilkes Barre, Pa. accessories. P. Warnick, Mrs. jwas- served to members of the Harvey, Mrs.-A.the included Mrs.-MMembers present ll "group and to members of the D. William C Smith, Black stockings are due for a Mesdames-BertraSmith, O. D. Order of Moose. and the hostess. Loyal zoom. Reason fashion for this big Bruce, J. F. 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