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Show THE WEEKLY REFLEX. KAYSVItLE. UTAH PAGE FIVE Club and Society News About Women in .Davis County t Syracuse Mail Daddys Takes Bride In Temple Rites Mr. and Mrs. Edward nTDEN marriage today (Thursday) m Uke I D. S. temple of !w!ir daughter, Anna, and Clarence Mr. and Mrs. Ewthope. son of of Syracuse. H. Easthope Joseph Invitations have been issued by Si f parents for a wedding, Section to be held tonight m the amusement neden Fourth ward rf.L a number of showers have Jlready been given in the brides honor. Alice Galley to be June Bride of PauLTelford Pin-u- p Faye Craig and Norman Hansen Exchange Vows (5F3GW j - Its Mr. and Mrs. Olen LAYTON The Evening .KAYSVILLE Thurs-- , W. Craig of Layton announce the meet this will dub KAYSVILLE One of the loveFaye, evening at the home of Mrs. marriage of their daughter, liest of June brides will be Miss The first of a senes of Kent j,'m Sandall and T. Sgt. Norman C. Hansen, son brother for A bee Hailey who has chosen as tial parties in' honor of Miss Gailey Kich The infant arrived Friday of Mr. and Mrs Clyde W. Hansen afternoon morning at St, Mark's hospital in' , of Syracuse, on Friday in the LDS ! her wedding day., Friday June 2.L was held Wednesday ,VVH S"'' n," if temple in Salt Lake City. On that day In' the Salt Lake LPS were lxtv onte The marriage ceremony was fol- Miss LA i TON No more jiloasant Shantankn duo lu'lu.rnuiiy after; temple. Gailey will exchange vows with Paul Telford, of Idaho a birthdav surprise was ever re- noon ut the home of Mrs 11. 0. lowed by a dinner party for mem-th- e mUs'at theTieaeeT 5ndimtsof 'lowed by a wedding dinner for Falls. Idaho. - " for- - Layton. Mm Fvelv, .reived by Wendell K. Adams, Strong members of the immediate fam- hathe resident than The nier Layton a daughter of th. " Mr and Mrs. William E. Gailey of ' KAYSVII.I.K Th, North S..lo nrwly-wed- e and their 10 parenU arrive niterhas met mlo. '"Ih.lay Kaysville. rlub Monday . just completed her home of hor parent,. the llavul K lih.l.y Mr. and Mrfc. Russell HanMrA'iama Hn tht' noon at the home ot Mrs Effie were: sophomore year at the USAC in Laytons, for 1 friends of Miss tho sen. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hansen, Shepherd iturlon, honoring the birthday Logan, where she was affiliated Gaileys, Saturday eemng Miss new mother, Ramona with Theta Upsilon. Mr. Telford, Ruth Bowman will he hostess at a formerly of Irogan. are niversnries of Mrs Wen Robins and Mrs. J.. D. Craig, Mr. and Mr. Kendell, Mr. and Mrs. Roy now of Berkeley. Calif Mrs Vernon Mansell: Mrs Lloyd residents a son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Tel- dinner , , , ,, party and shower for 1J Mrs. Morris Hansen, Mias Iawis, ford of Idaho .Falls, was a 1!M3 close friends as as,stinK at the Dutch Oven in LhHMP,TU!' S. Adams of Audean Craig and Miss Maurine laiyton graduate in the school of entomolHansen. W'"r U. A. S. at the He C. is now ogy fraudMembers of the KAYSV1U.K Mrs Gailev and daughter Mrs l"h !y new son On Wednesday evening, the young .parents employed by the government work Drue Dunn of American . b. G. club will hold Falls. -were feted at a reception in couple the school. The it K:(K at ing through RAl VSK p. couple Tuesday, June and Mrs. Unix Badger will arnvVl Pr,y the Layton ward recreation halt Plan to make their home m Logan. Idaho, MARJORIE ANN LOTZ of ( Alta home ottrelL of wotk luht birth the the at in. ho8teases at a tea on Sunday af- - yrnciiko For the reception the bride chose a to Mr. and Mrs The news of Miss Gaileys com- ternoon from 8:30 to it::to a. daughU-Hello there! p. m. at of white brocaded satin ea gown Club Lita SYRACUSE Therm of Idaho.! was Syra revealed to Nanipu ing nthd Briggs marriage the Gailey home, complimentary to Meet the original holder of a veil of brideh with finger-titrain eve met close members last dinner-partresidents friends at a y Wednesday held the four-lea- f e and Mrs. Telford, former Syracuse clover Mistress Marillusion caught at the crown with S. Ben of Mrs Mr. home the is at child This fourth for the June ning at 1.. the Friday, Gailey mother of the bride groom. Invijorie Ann Lotz. just past four,i,mp a dainty coronet of orange blosThe announcements were tations have been issued to 22." and Mrs Briggs and all are daugh- Cook. Assisting hostess was Mrs. soms. months old and the proud possessor She was attended by Miss S Suit. ters. They are Geraldine, Lois, William written in gold on parchment con- - relatives and friends of one Daddy who can Audean a " Craig as maid of honor ' L. Cridle Carl new Mrs. and the a baby. presented of Mrs. Lenix Badger has planned a Kaye centerpiece Misses Maurine Hansen, and the every night and morning To of the honk, Wanting review white roses. of white lawn party for members of both Mr & Mrs Walter See." LAYTON Odessa Hill and Beverly Rich as that seems hard to believe in this satin ribbon ledStreamers were Mrs. Attending to each place card, families for .Tuesday. June are the parents of a baby Best man wasthe day of transfers and assignments Attending were: Barbara Barnes on Wednesday evening Misses Dor- l'amsh Barber, Mrs. Mildred Hol- bridesmaids. The Danish's girl born May in Uncle Sams army but don't Ruth Turner. Norene Christensen, is and Norma Buhler Mrs. Minnie Beazer, Mrs. bridegrooms brother, Gordon Hanbrook, will entertain also have two other children, Wal4 think I m not overjoyed that my Doris Buhler. Helen Briggs, Mrs Virginia Bod- sen. y at a shower Evelyn Layton, Buhler home, ter W. and Brent W. larrish at the Mra Lira GridA graduate of Davis high school, Lola is stationed right here at ma Buhler. Ruth Bowman, Mrs. Frew, ily bride-to-bMary Complimentary to the Hill Field. Daddy hes Private CLEARFIELD Campbell dle, Mrs. Lomu Cook, Mrs Ruby the bride has been employed as First Class Melvin Lotz to Colonel Heights residents are welcoming Barber. Mrs Lena Bennett and assistant supervisor in the rationWolf and the rest of the Hill home the baby girl who made her Mrs. Helen Willey. Special guests ing section of the naval supply deField officials debut in the J. I Holmquist family were Mrs. Pearl Ludlow, Mrs. pot at Clearfield for the past year. thinks it pretty swell too that he can be right here June 2 at the Dee hospital in Og- Bessie Schoenfeld and Mrs Audrey Sgt. Hansen attended Weber colwith mother and I and keep a den. Dlenty proud of the new sis- Thomson lege following his graduation from S. Davis high school and has been in watchful eye on his two women. ter is Donald, age 12. View The KAYSVILLE the Bay My brief ,,life began on Februarmy since January, 11M3. He Mr. and Mrs. James LAYTON of has served in England, completing ary Hi, ISM.-- at the St. Marks Mr. and Mrs. Duckworth of Skyline subdivision club held their closing meeting OGDEN KAYSVILLE A lovely wedding rehospital in Salt Lake City where ception of early summer was giv Chester C. Flint announce the ap- announce the birth of a daughter the season Wednesday afternoon :to combat missions over enemy when Mrs. I). Keith Barnes was territory in six months. He will mother, Dorothy Miller Lotz. and en last . by Mr proaching marriage of their daugh- Saturday. June K, at the IVe hos- hostess at a lawn I were the center of attraction for and Mrs.Thursday evening party. Luncheon leave June 2S for .Santa Monica. Henry J. Lambert of ter. Helen, to Richard Barber, son pital in Ogden. !H members. to served was ' a week. Since then I have grown Ogden, honoring Culif.. for reassignment. His bride of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Barbed of their a brand KAYSVILLE Its will accompany him. like the proverbial weed and now and daughter. Lt. and Mrs. Blain Salt Lake City. new grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. dren, a boy and a girl, are spending tip the scales at 13 pounds 10 S. Gailey. Mr. of is home Date of the marriage has been J. F. Conrad and she already a few weeks at the Mrs. Joseph A. EgLAYTON set for Wednesday, June J7, in the bearing the name of Datricia Anne. and Mrs Leland Patterson of West bert of Lt Gaile' an1 bis bride, the iroCbfuradndnmvdiRn?i,l!e), ?? announces the enloiyton mer Miss Opal Lambert, were mar- - Salt Iake LDS temple. A recep- The infant was bom recently at a Point, awaiting the arrival home "JY of her daughter. Fern,, gagement ar Mofher r'e n a ceremony performed in tion for the young couple will be Dortland, Ore., hospital to Mr. and of the new baby girl. T to Lt. Keith Bagley, son of Mr. and lit V w,th the Salt Lake L. D. S. temple on held on Friday evening at the Mrs. J. C. Tracus. Mrs. Tracus Mr and Mrs. Mrs. George A. Bagley of Greenprandnnrpri?. MrFARMINGTON anv Mrs;, Da';Flint home in Kaysville. will be remembered in Kaysville as L. G. Wilson are the parents of wich. Utah. June 13. The ma .will. vell here m Kaysville. al- - Wednesday. . e u i has been a stu- Miss Mary Conrad. The d an baby girl.- Mrs Wil- lake place early in July. "on Th Mr'4 dent at the USAC in I,ogrfn for the though Mother expresses constant ? A baby girl was son will be remembered in FarmSYRACUSE fearlhat-I-will-b- e a'cy of Syra- - past two years where she was af- born spoiled June s. to Mr. and ington as Miss Dorothy Welling, Mr and Mr. KAYSVILLE Saturday. much attention. And speaking of CUi,e' filiated with the Spur organization Mrs. I,conard Berghout of Ogdtn. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Frank L. Jones of Kaysville anbas the on month Mother I spent and past grandparents, and and was secretary of Theta Upsi- Mrs. Berghout will be remembered Welling. nounce the marriage of their soa, Daddy are looking forward to vis- - lcave following eight months of lon sorority. Mr. Barber is also a in FARMINGTON Syracuse as the former Nola Its a boy Lt. F'rank K. Jones of the AAF, te iting with my paternal grandpar-- ! combat service in the European USAC student and is affiliated Barber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. the second son for Mr. and Mr. Miss Derril Petroff of Hartford. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lojz, in heater of war. where he completed with Sigma Upsilon. Alpha A. Barber. James e Leslie Turner The infant arrived Conn., at Hartford on Saturday, missions over enemy Iowa, in August. Grandmother and thirty-fivevening at the Arnold M. Friday - this week at a Salt laike hospital. chilJune 9. The two other territor Berghout's Grandfather Lotz have yet to , Barnes home. Miss Ruth Barnes their first actual glimpse of get The young couple left Monday entertained at a miscellaneous me Santa Ana, Calif., where Lt. shower in honor of the bride-to-balthough .they have had some pho- tographs. Im not nearly so wor- -' Gailey will be reassigned, The evening was spent in makried about what Grandmother and a brides book for the guest ing Grandfather Lotz will think of me Lotz and Im not of honor, followed by a any taking as a grandchild as what my unt chances on him whWking Daddy luncheon. Twelve friends of Miss Judy shes just a year and a half away from me. , Flints attended. older than me will think of her niece. I also have two Mr. and Mrs Wililam Cattner of Reisel. Texas. During his serivee in the signal branch of the air corps. Daddy has 20 done a lot of traveling around but he always seems to cose back to COME IN aNiTsFE OUR EXCEPTIONAL VALUES! Mother and I. Must be that four-leclover I keep under my pillow. Daddy joined up in October, HM2. and was stationed at Scott CO. Field, 111., and then at Sheppard field. Texas. He was then sent to Upholstering and Mattresses Remade Hill Field, later transferred back Main Street, Kaysville, Phone 130-- J to Scott Field and then returned here to Hill Feild. Four months isnt a very long jj time in anyones life but it has been long enough for me to show a def- inite personality all my own. 1 And 2 Million American as already quite adept at doing Families Agree! things with my hands but my spe- cial trick is putting my toe in my mouth. That always seems to Many local families are enjoybring a chuckle from Grandfather and trouble-fre- e ing noise-fre-e Miller. I am a very happy and contended little girl except when refrigeration today Im hungry and Mother soon learn-- 1 because they chose a Semi ed that growing girls must be fed , " before the war! often and well. m Daddy tells me that I am all This different, simpler refrigthat my father could ask or hope for and Mother agrees with him erator stays silent, lasts longer, except for one little thing. She for a yery good reason. It says Im a nighthawk because I hasnt a single moving part 2a sleep peacefully during the day and refuse to go to bed at a reits freexing system. Theres , spectable hour at night. What Mother doesn't realize is that I hate to go to sleep for fear of Nothing To Wear missing one single moment with CaB today for Hoevr $iykm Nothing To Get Noisy Daddy. After all Uncle Sam probably never heard of Marjorie Ann and . . . avaifabU at KAYSYILI.K a second son for Mr. and Mrs.Oruj K. i;ridge Uieh of Kaysville and ac new baby dav pre-nup- two-year-o- .t I.- mT 7:' J bride-to-b- hi e. -' I . - - .1 h, . - j is El-wo- od i Pi, 1 .i? - ?T' . -- . , r p bride-to-b- . Iji-Ver- n 2k-an- ; Nor-Dadd- e. Ogden Reception Honors Lt and Mrs. .W Blain Helen Flint Will Be June Bride Of Richard Barber Gailey - . in Prettily! 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