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Show tilfo 'fiiv ' - in- faRuth Kotter Becomes Bade Of Carl B fjcrscrt In Logan Temple Ceremony Friday the group which Included the yjeiv5-$our- na following Mi ami Mrs Harn BOX ELDER Mr. and Mis. oil F. I ippetts. Harold Tippetts, Mr. and Mrs. Brigham City, Utah Herman Steiner, a'l of Salt Lake Harold J. Mr. and Mis. Many friends and relatives City; Miss Sharon of Ogden; at were Father's day visitors .Tippetts of Idaho Falls, "Ida- the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Westergard ro; Miss Ada Munk, Mr. Edgar From where I Social Munk, Mr. Lester Munk, Mrs Collett of North Main. conversation and moving pic D. II. Perkins, Mrs. Ella Parker, lures were the diversion of the Mrs. Willard Kun. and Mrs. Earl day. Dinner was also served to Kunz. all of Montpelier, Idaho. Many Friends And Relatives Visit At Collett Home Sunday To Become June Bride beautiful toiemuny pei.lum J Kotle, ,llUt M, and lempie. pran flow art i The in the Logan honored 18, June ,Euest reiuved manj flne ,iV morning, gifts daughter of Mr. and Wednesday ew..n2 June 1C the of bude this B Kotter was Herman again honored when of Car,; six if he, cW became the br.de g,:l fMend, of Mrs. Mary h .timed at the home oi etersen, w" ilv, La I I'ltci-o- n resident land lied Gat l0 make a hude's ,rfn of l.c.ok and shower her with hitch performed Christiansen 1V A delicious ceremony in the presence oten t.mns.ks lunch brides parents, her grand jeon was served to Dvan Mil's L. rson Mrs Luwonna Jensen, LaVern Rich ents. Mr- and mother, and anlson, Daisy Bott, Norma Jean ey the grooms Vern Wlser )Vlllle LaV(,H Peterson and the and Mrs the honored guest the ceremony, illoumg was hostess at Urn's mother I 'tHeor a I, a M-- , (i to ig u ij 6fr- dinner honoring the Howard cafe ilyweds at the City. Places were ked for the honored guests, B. Mrs. Herman j Mr. and L. Orson Mrs. and Mr. ter. nd Mrs. Stan Pe- Mr Mr ,en. Mrs Marie Larsen, yjrs- Ray Petersen of Wen Idaho, Mrs. Guen Limb, Nor-jeas LaVell Peterson, Miss Willie, and the hos . An attractive arrangement crystal summer roses in a d centered the table where three course dinner was serv, V Me-ia- l iday evening, the War home was the scene of a the dy reception given by es parents. The hall was orated with several attractive flow-Fo- r angements of summer her wedding, the bride se an original model of white a i, 4nfeta with fitted bodice, it length sleeves and wear-Her veil was long train. length, edged in lace with She wore of Jh vjK Lrsage of gardenias and baby I tP liilies. the Attending of honor was de as matron who chose a s Gwen Limb, r length model of light green cited chiffon and wore a cor-of yellow rosebuds. Brides-dwere Miss LaVell Peter-whwore teal blue brocad-affetand Miss Norma Jean le, who wore pink satin. The of lesmaids wore corsages ow rosebuds and rosebuds in .r hair. The groom chose his her, Stan Petersen, as best Also included in the re l ion line were the parents of bride and the mother of the im. The brides mother was rming in a black dinner dress nmed in gold, as w'as the oms mother, w ho wore a floor gth model of aqua and black, y both wore corsages of pink white carnations. All the V t in the bridal party wore ttoneires of white carnations Meeting the guests at the r was Mrs. Stanford Fonnes-k- . who acted as receptionist Herm Hadfield presided in gift room and was assisted Miss Jeanenne Spackman, ss Faye Anderson and Miss uce Hansen. In charge of the Mrs. Kenneth ing were ickman, Mrs. Lorin Tingey, - Stuart Tingey and Mrs. ant Tingey. They were as-by Miss Audrey Peter-MisMiss Kayla Tingey, ietta Kotter and Miss Rozella per. The serving table was red with a lace cloth over Pink background. Pastel ides of pink, green, and white e used as the color scheme the serving, with the same irs prevailing at the table re the three-tierewedding ,e was shown. Tall green ta-rburned on either side of cake in crystal holders and -- THE See It Friday Mr and Mrs. Sam Hamilton of Chicago III have ben at the home of their sonvisiting and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Thomas Hamilton and Mis -- Hamilton's parents, Mr and Mrs. Ellis Crowther since June 6 The couple left by stream liner on June 18 for their home This was their first trip to the west and they reported they were greatly impressed with the beautiful Rocky mountains Miss IJarbara Jojce Hendrickson the Idaho to become the bride of Carl James in L. D. S. temple on June 30th. Phone 737 STUDEBAKER ex-G- On Display From 9 A. M. To 9 P. M. Falls I Being wary, the boys provided chicken sandwiches and cake and cider for those wives who might have other tastes. But though they were grateful for the choice, most of the wives agreed that hamburger sandwiches and beer were a mighty pleasant combination. At- JOE CARRS 750 So. Mam After the feed the husbands took their wives on at a game of darts, and later they played InThe party broke up dications. around ten, with the boys agreeing that it was mighty successful. From where I sit, its this companionship among young couples today, and their moderation in a sensible beverage like beer, thats won the younger generation such a wholesome reputation. of our town entertained their wives the other night at one of their feeds of hamburger sandwiches and ice cold beer. (The girls had hinted that theyd like to see what went on w hen their husbands got together !) The STUDEBAKER Chicago People Visit With Son And Relatives the Wives ini '49 FOR LINE SUPREME 23, 1948 sit ...hi Joe Marsh They let - Aeddin1 Wednesday, June Copyright, 1948, Lnited States Brewers Foundation HEIGHT CLEARANCE PRICES AT THE OF THE BUYING SEASON. a outfit merchandise good merchandise a Come at the family Tremendous Savings. early stay late. Shop for every item listed in this ad and many more money-savin- g bargains. Seasonable seed-pearl- e s PILLOW CASES table decorations, 54 s completed I for Now COATS SUITS Reduced Ladies - Misses, reduced Every coat has come into BEDSPREADS By MONUMENT MILLS ; ' Green, Rose, Blue Rgular $8.43 Now $5.90 7 mtes Regular SI. 29 ' ice van and. m ls a graduate of the der high school and the is a graduate of the Beai shool and )J, 1 f ml ck Denim FARMERETTES Imported Hand Prints Regular S2.98 3 4 $ 1'.95 Skirt Jacket 2 pc. SPORT $2.95 Shorts FABRIC 87c FRONT APRONS $2.49 LADIES PANTS Rayon and Cotton 25c PLAY SHOES Children's SOFT SOLED SHOES Heel Leather pr. only Ladies 25c CHILDRENS t SHOES Brown 2'2 to 8 9 4 $1..50 BOYS' SPORT JACKETS Sizes 2 2 to 6 $7.39 BOYS' WESTERN PANTS Chino Cloth. Special SHOES OVERALLS BOYS' PANTS Suspenders, bib. 98c LADIES' ARCH SUPPORT Odd Lots PAINTERS WHITE $2.50 15c Foot kind $2.50 MEN'S TIES $1.69 Several Colors Gantner SHORTS by 65c Sheers and Prints. Values to Save up to 50 $1.00 GLOVES SCATTER RUGS Star MATERIALS Various Lengths STRATOLINE PLASTIC SUSPENDERS Regular $2.00; Now TENNIS Rayon loop. 24x38. Closeout 6 Shorts White and Pastel. Reg. $1.49 $4.50 ALL $4.45 OUTFIT Jacket 35c LADIES REMNANTS OF PAJAMAS Rayon knit. Special LADIES HANKIES $2.29 SUPS MEN'S Printed. Reg. 49c. Special PRISCILLA CURTAINS Blue dot. 40"x78. Reg. $2.98 48 $3.45 $5.00 Look At These Specials Mens size OVERALLS MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS Colored and printed $5.00 Closeout RUG YARN 89c WHITE BLOUSES Only Reg. $4.98 4 Ec Striped and fancy. Closeout. PUSHERS Flannel $7.50 Special RAYON SHANTUNG by Rajah $2.45 TEE SHIRTS 3 pc. SPORT OUTFIT $2.29 yd. Lace Trim. Bias Cut. Yalues to $3.90 98c Special $1.98 Plain and plaid Regular $3.29; Now LADIES SATIN For Ladies SHEER 85c yd. J2.0 MEN'S SUMMER UNIONS Short sleeves, knee length only Regular Printed Ladies Roll Garters Hair Curlers Envelopes Shoe Polish Hair Pins Bondex Rick Rack Bias Tape Hand Soap Needles Machine 59c Girls $3.75 WOOLENS 1007. wool 50 Chinese Linen lot $7.95 PEDAL HAND PRINTS Beautiful Designs Reg. $2.50 LUNCH SET Reg. $2.49 only t $1.85 HAND EMBROIDERED Closeout $1.39 DRAPERY CALIFORNIA IMPORTED PEDAL PUSHERS NOTIONS Special For This Sale Only $2.45 $1.98 BOYS' TWEED PANTS $3.89 $3.79 - t derc AS served h e armed forces during the n,.r.r ,0 t'le wedding, sev- tbaKIes "cre Siven in honor bride Tuesday evening, I0- Mrs William J. Kotter t SHORTS. 85c yd. $2.79 $2.98 KNIT SHORTS Elastic waist. Reg. 85c now $1.00 DRAPERY MATERIALS x 108 Fur Felt For dress or work HATS Ladies Waffle Cloth Printed Cretories, Drills Regular $1 .45 SHEETS Specials For Men SUN EACK DRESSES 85c yd. to TYPE Ml'SLIN Nashua 72 45c up to Women's Wear Eye Catchers PRINTS Now SPUN RAYON 1 Plaid Bembergs, California Prints and other Spring and Summer fabrics. Profits By The Yard than 200 guests called presented the young couple many lovely and useful mediately following the re'n, the newlyweds left for oejmoon and upon their n will make their home in Everyone is now TOWELS - Reduced 10 only DRESSES - tvinf! Feb. 25th. 20 x 40 laamsm ore - the store new since Bed Size Twin and Double of K 80 sq. 39c yd. 315 Reduced SPRING MILLINERY s SI Some slightly soiled in shipping. Also Twills, Plastics CANNON TURKISH iryant Tingey acted as mas ceremonies and introduced follow numbers on the "tarn: Violin selections by pha Anderson, accompanied Douglas Mann; O Promise "as sung by Geraldine mPson with Margaret John-aMrs. Dan accompanist; s Played "Leibestraum as a ivox solo, Shirl Carter, by Barbara Billings, S "Serenade of The Bells; ft responses were made by old Poulson and Bishop Dancing to the mu of the Dan Ross oichestra enjoy od throughout the eve- - $1.01) PRINTS 10 ONLY s rose-- Regular 69c Save Now! s bowls of baby-pinwith green ivy WEAR -- 36 x 12 d n READY-t- o EXTRA SPECIAL! NO daughter, Mrs. Doan Ho-- , ere co hostesses at the tv ,m mc EXCHANGES at a neighborhood the form of a miseel-jet- honoring the h rlg'nal games were 'ed and a dessert luncheon f fhe honored guest, t vfVed and Mrs Herman B. 'ter and Mrs- Maurice der x r' and IrsVernon 'ter ' xt ir and Mrs. Isaac Hanlnd Mllliam LowMrs1 "anen lien Vi i"1'11' 'frf't-- 1l'l('rs('n. David nne Kotter Donald and Ro UiilP'r, Mr. and Mis. Wil LADIES STARTS THURSDAY 9:30 A. M. NO REFUNDS LADIES SHOES s shwer SALE FOUNDATION GIRDLES Pumps, Sandals White, Black, Brown - - - "s - Dont niKs this biogain real mo' ;r tr. mtMtmxmmmam? BBSBSBBSZZSSS mm |