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Show The Page 12 REFLEX May 24, 1956 LaRae Mann Engaged To L . Udell Kynaston Ruth V V The engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Ruth LaRae Mann to L. Udell Kynaston, has been made known by the bride-elecparents, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald 0. Mann. Mr. Kynaston is a son of Mrs. Beth P. Kynaston, Farmington, and the late Elgin Kaysville i - W V 3 Mary B. Bowring, Society Editor (O Call Your Society and Club News to Mrs. Bowring Phone Kaysville ts 127 Shari Toalson, Val Emery Circle June 8 for Rites J A i n, DANCE RECITAL Lynda Bizzell, left, and Gay Gunnell, practice Arabesquea for dance recital to be held next Thuraday, May 31, at Davix Hijfh School auditorium. Reflex-Journ. Photo., al Dance Recital Will Be Held Next Thursday One hundred and Kaysville thirty children will be presente 1 in a dance recital at the Davis next School auditorium High Thursday evening, May 31, by Marion Tracy of Kaysvillc. The program which will include tup and ballet will begin promptly at M p. in. There will be no charge. The participants include bojs and girls between the ages of four and eighteen performing in precision kicking numbers, military taps, minstrel numbers and others with a special number the Nutcracker Suite. Sunday Speaker Kaysville Bryan A. Espenschied, Centerville, stake mission president, will be the speaker in the Kaysville Fourth LDS Ward sacrament meeting, Sunday, May 27, at at 7 p.m., according to Bishop Clarence Waterfall. Clearfield Graduates Miss Shari Toolson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman V. Barry, Salt Lake City, will become the bride of Val D. Emery, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Emery, Lay-toin rites set for June . A garden wedding with a reception following at the home of her parents has been planned by the young couple for June s. Mrs. Jack Bell, a sister of the bride-elec- t, will serve as matron of honor. Attendants will be Mrs. Walter Kiel, Mrs. George and Miss Joy Emery, Junsister of the benedict-elec- t ior bridesmaid will be Linda Lee Barry, sister of the bride to be. Henry Emery will stand as best man for his brother. Mr. Emery has completed 4 years of service with the U. S. Navy. After the wedding, the young couple will make a home in Salt Lake City. Seminary Listed Clearfield Seminary graduates from the Clearfield Third Ward include eleven young people: Donna Taylor, Duane Steed, Lynn Neider-hause- r, Joyce Slater, Dee Schenck, Dale Kelly, June Edwards, Wayne Barlow, Farrell Bennett, Pauline Hales and Joyce Hilton. From the Fourth Ward are: Karen Bush, Lei Nani Caine, Leonard Chatwin, Shirley Ann Lindsey and from Clearfield First Ward: Florianne Barlow, Peggy Pearson, Dora Smith, Sam Wright, Dixie Weatherston, and Ken Wilcox. Second Ward graduates included Don Anderson, Joan Brown, Verna Dickerson, Dora Ann Holt, Jerry Johnson, Gene Rasmussen, and Bonnie Reed. Stur-zenegg- Mrs. Wynona Frost Vice President Of Pharmacy Auxiliary Mrs. Wynona Frost Kaysville was elected first vice president of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Utah Pharmaceutical Association during the convention held in Ogden on Barlow May 13, 14, and 15. Oldest Mother wa Clearfield -- Mrs. Oscar received A special corsage for being the oldest mother present at the First Ward Mother's Day exercises this month and in the Third Ward Mrs. Clyde Mitchell received the corsage for having the most Mrs. Carlos CunFarmington children. Her family numbers ningham of Farmington has been elected to her second term as president of the Davia High School Announcement was made It ia a proof that one is very imperfect indeed when one is so im- at the Davis High Annual Spring patient with the imperfections of Festival held Thursday, May 10. Mrs. Kenneth C. Hilton, also of others. Fenelon. Farmington, was chosen as sec Award Medal Miss Sheral Tanner, daughter of has been selected as their Dr. and Mrs. Noal Z. Tanner, Lay-towas among 74 University of wedding date by the young couple. A reception honoring them will Utah students who were honored be held in the evening in the Kays- at the first annual Awards Banquet at the Union Building this week. ville Second LDS Ward. Sweaters and medals were given Mrs. Richard Hodson will serve Miss Mann as her matron of honor, to students who have done outMiss Beverly Pratt, maid of hon- standing work and participation in stuor, and Miss Velma Bone, Miss student activities. Twenty-si- x Janet Barker, and Miss Ann Craw- dents were presented , their first ley will be bridesmaids. Kay Lynn U. letter sweater, six students received medals in lieu of a second Hodson will act as flower girl. sweater award, four students The grooms brother Dean Kyn- year received medals in lieu of a third aston will assume the role of best sweater award and one stuman, and Richard Kynaston, Paul year dent was eligible for a sweater the Mann, and Richard Hodson will fourth year in a row. Students may usher. receive only one sweater. Following their marriage, the medals also were Twenty-nin- e young couple will live in awarded to outstanding students. June Visit Bird Refuge in Hooper West Point Bluebird girls from West Point Primary had an especial treat this past week when their teacher, Mrs. Virginia Olsen took them on a May Day walk different from most such occasions. sights. Among other things the most interesting were the Canadian Goose with her tiny goslings on her back taking a swim. They also saw pelicans and several other members of the bird family. Enjoying the tour and the picnic dinner were Sheila Kirkham, Susan Blake, Gayle Loveland, Janet Flint, Lynn Kirkman, Doris Oleson, Mary Lou Herrara, Colleen Dahl, Dianna Page, Linda Moas, and Caroldean Edwards. Receives U. Kynaston. Bluebird Girls She met the girls after school and with a nice lunch she had prepared for all they traveled to the Bird Refuge in Hooper. Here the girls and Erma Blake, Emerald Loveland and Shirley Kirkham, mothers who went along to assist, really were thrilled with the Sheral Tanner Miaa Janet Barker Janet Barker n, 1 Engaged To Stanley Webster The joys I have, possessed are ever mine; out of thy reach, behind eternity, hid in the sacred The engagement of treasure of the past, but blest reKaysville Miss Janet Barker is being an- membrance brings them hourly nounced by her parents, Mr. and back. Mrs. George F. Barker, Kaysville. John Dry den. Miss Barker has plighted her troth with Stanley Cook Webster, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alma Webster, also of Kaysville. Both young people will graduate from Davis High School at the end of this month. No definite date has been set for the wedding. Miss Tanner qualified for recognition of an award medal for her outstanding service to the University. She is affiliated with the Delta Gamma Sorority and has been active on many campus committees and the Utonian staff, U of U yearbook. Don't forget It's so qultk to fix Greta was a little refugee. Rathwhen she came to America, her foster parents put her on a strict bath routine. Greta took it for a week without so High P-T- A much as a whimper. Then one night she looked up through a face full of retary of the organization. suds. You folks dont want a refuServing with the two Farming-to- n she said calmly. What you ladies this year will be Mrs. gee, want is a darn duck. Ray Davis, Layton, first vice president; Mrs, YTayne Saxey, Clearfield, second vice president; Principal Emil Whitesides, Kaysville. third vice president; and Mr. Hollis A. 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