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Show The REFLEX-A- ug. page 5 14,1958 Syracuse Syracuse The Syracuse and Syracuse Second ward MIA girls and leaders spent last week in the outdoors at the North Davis Stake Camp, north of Liberty. From the Syracuse ward Mrs. Bessie Schoenfeld and Mrs. accompanied Shirley Gailey, twelve of their young girls and were eighteen there young folks from the Syracuse Seciv ond ward, i accompanied by Mrs. Fay Flint and Mrs. Beth Waite of that ward presidency. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hair of last Idaho, were Pocatello, week-en- d guests of Mrs. Hairs , . I ' parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Wilford .'. v :;.,$ 'V $'; i: 'y W. Tree. 5 4h ? V't' j Also visiting at the Tree home V-VA- Vf H, Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Jo,;.r : W. seph Tite and family of Ogden. Mrs. Tite also is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tree. The outgoing Relief Society Presidency of the Syracuse Sec, ond ward, Mrs. Jetta Walker, Mrs. Helen Barber and Mrs. Hannah Hansen entertained with a social last Friday afternoon at the Syracuse park for those officers who have served so diligently with them the past two years. A highlight of the afternoon was a special tribute KATHLEEN LAYTON becomes Mrs. Hermit W. DeWall in written and given by Mrs. temple wedding. Couple will reside in Kaysville. Maude Bennett for those officers who have held positions in the Relief society organization. Miss Carlene Jensen extended hospitality last week to Miss Mary Talmesano of Salt K.VV. Lake City and to Miss Patricia of Ogden, who both Berghout Layton Recent newlyweds) the week here at the spent are Mr. and Mrs. Hermit graduate of Davis high home of Carlene's parents, Mr. DeWall. Mrs. DeWall is the for-- : school and attended Brigham and Mrs, Leonard Jensen. mer Miss Kathleen Layton, T oung University and the LDS Pvt. Norman Wilcox is spendCollege in Salt Lake daughter of Mr. and Mrs. k furlough with old C. Layton. (ilT. West Gentile, (City. She is presently employed ing a his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Da'at Hill Air Force Base. Layton. K'aduate av's vid Wilcox. Pvt. Wilcox is The couple exchanged wed-',,- serving his six months active De Mr all servSchool, ding vows August 7th in the reserve training at Fort Ord, term SA .w,th. l,he A ,a. Salt Uke LDS temple. Ster-;- d Nat.on- - California. !a;,d 's niplyed by ling Sill officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Han,fCash, Renter Company m Mr. DeWall is the son of sen and sons motored to Lew-' RonM. Mrs...Mary DeWall, Usi e After their honeymoon trip iston Sunday where they aid Ijivtnn the will reside at 441 tended . Kendall family re-- 1 The pair were honored at a Northcouple union. .j.v, Hast, Kavsville. wedding reception held Thursday evening, August 7th, at the' Oakridge Country Club. For the wedding the bride) chose a sweet trained tradition-- j al wedding gown designed byj William Cahill. The gown was) fashioned of pure silk organza, and richly embroidered in a Layton- In rites performed in 'She was also junior class secremagnolia pattern, enhanced by )Salt Lake City LDS Temple tary and a member of Alpha a scooped neckline outlined Miss Vauna Vee Gray, daughter Sigma Nu, senior honorary. with rows of Grecian tucks and Mr. and Mrs. Dale M. Gray, Graduating with an education a Basque fitted bodice with (of .l.V Morgan Street, Layton, major in March I'.Ci.s, the new tiny sleeves. Her tinger-ti- p the bride of Nephi Gregg Mrs. Taylor will teach in the veil fell from a crown of pearl Mrs. Oceana elementary schools. EnSOU O f Mr. and , and ice orange blossoms. She (Tavloi H. Blaine Taylor, Levan, Utah. sign Taylor is also a graduate boucarried a cresent-shape- d Officer's Training School, Tem-- ! of L. Christiansen, quet of white mums with trail- pieElRay president, officiated at the Pensacola, Florida. ing ivy. Hostesses entertaining the of nuptial vows. 'exchange Mrs. G. Dee Page, matron of bride included Miss Klea Gray, After the ceremony parents Miss Rita honor, Miss laltae Korth, Miss Morgan and Miss Kay Jacobson, niece of the of the bride were hosts at a Ruby Morgan; Mrs. George for close breakfast (wedding wore bride, attended. They Herrick and Mrs. Alton Barton; lrase white emerald green taf- relatives at the Doll House Mrs. David Adams, Mrs. Kent in On Lake Salt City. flowfeta sheath dresses, with Barber and Mrs. Delone ers of rust mums and trailing Saturday evening, the brideheld open ivy. Niece of the groom, Ka- groom's parents ren DeWall, served as flower house at their home in Levan, girl carrying a basket of rust Utah. The bride wore a mums with the ivy trailing. KeTIMS vin DeWall, nephew of the sheath dress with a white hat A N&TWOfZTUWUlli had flowers white for the IHVZtTMfNr land groom, was ring bearer. event, James DeWall, brother of the V After a at Yellowgroom, was best man. Ushers stone and honeymoon .Jackson WyHole, were Harry DeWall, brother of ,3 the couple will make a the groom, and Alvin E. Jacob- oming, Virhome at Virginia Beach, son. ginia. Ensign Taylor is staFor her wedding trip the tioned at the U.S. Naval Air bride selected a waffle pique Oceana, Virginia. (Station, white sheath dress enhanced by Both young people attended a few large red carnations and Utah State University. The 'K&P VOUI? VACATION white accessories. ibtide was a member of Kappa The newilrs. DeWall is a 'Delta and served as ?S2. FBOtA TBA6SWJ president. Vour American Food TOUR A PLEASANT YOUR SHOPPING EXPERIENCE New Wider Aisles Provide Space to Move Freely. New Lower Display Gondolas Make Merchandise More Accessible. Additional Check Stands Reduce Checking-ou- t Time. Parking Facilities More Than Doubled. New Air Conditioning installed Throughout. New Refrigerated Beverage Department. New Enlarged Frozen Food and Ice Cream Department. New Enlarged Dairy and Produce Departments. $; :W t f NOW OFFERS YOU THE FOLLOWING IMPROVEMENTS TO MAKE V & if -- MEAT: s ' Greatly Improved Facilities Bring You Only the Rest in U.S. Choice Grade Meats. Additional Refrigerated Display Cases Provide for Unlimited Variety for You to Choose From. Kathleen Layton exchanges Vows with DeWall Har-Iusine- ss two-wee- A PRODUCE: Featuring New Wide Aisles, More Dry Display and Increased Refrigerated Displays Provide An Ideal Atmosphere in Vhich to Shop for Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. 9 0REEN SEEDLESS at-th- PERSIMI in Vauna Vee Gray recites Vows with Nephi Taylor MELONS Lg. Bunch Pd 5c Each - ... . 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