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Show u? , bU wi-$ou- Diane Davis And Grover Neil Harper United In Beautiful Spring L. D. S. Temple Wedding mal Brigham City, Utah Friday, May 20. 1949 Amvets And Auxiliary Enjoy Evening Of Fun The Brigham City Amvet post met 7 and its auxiliary Wednesday evening, May 18 at the War Memorial home for an enjoyable evening of social en- No tertainment. The evening was spent playing rotary card games with prizes being awarded the high and low score holders, after which a delicious luncheon was served to 30 members present. In charge of refreshments for the party were Relda Lund, Mary Miller, Roxy Geisler and Cleo Dunn. The post and auxiliary extend a welcome to all eligible persons to attend their next evening, meeting, Wednesday June 1 at 8 oclock at the War Memorial home. v 'if fi v , ! A beautiful spring wedding was that of Mr. and Mrs. Grover Neil Harper of Corinne, Utah, who were married Thursday, April 28 in the Logan L. D. S. temple. President ElRay Christiansen officiated at the double ring ceremony. Mrs. Harper is the former Diane Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George L. Davis and the groom a son of Mr. and Mrs. Grover R. Harper, all of Corinne, A lovely wedding dinner was held at the Howard Hotel following the ceremony, for immediate members of both families. (Later that evening, a reception and dance honored the young couple at the Corinne L. D. S. recreation hall with a host of friends and relatives calling. For her "big moment, the lovely bride chose a gown of white brocaded satin with finger tip veil, held in place by a cornet of seed pearls. She carried a bridal bouquet of gardenias and pink carnations. Miss Marilyn Holmes, a cousin of the bride, was chosen maid of honor and was gowned in pink and carried a pink and white carnation nosegay in keeping with the flower color scheme. Bridesmaids, Miss Beverly Jean iFredricksen, Miss Elaine Davis and Miss Treva Harper, wearing pastel shades were also carrying nosegays of pink and white carnations. Lon Stallings acted as best man. In the receiving line also, were parents of the bride and groom. Mrs. Davis was lovely in a blue crepe and Mrs. Har per was gracious in tan crepe afternoon dresses with corsages of gardenias and pink roses. Men in the wedding party were wearing boutennieres. Acting as ushers during the evening were Ezra Harper and Master Fredric Davis. Assisting with gifts were close girl friends of the bride; Mrs. Wesley Hansen, Mrs, Myrl Wells, Mrs. Arlo Yates, assisted by Mrs. Lois Hubbard, Mrs. Eiva Roundy and Mrs. Leona Mills. At the serving table were Raone Rader, Ann Fredrickson and Caeryl Holmes, cousins of the bride. Glen Reeder, master of ceremonies introduced the following program, presented to the bride and groom; Vocal solos by Mary Jeppsen of Mantua who sang, You Were Meant For Alfred G. Carter sang "I Me, Love You Truly," and Always by Lynette Anderson of Brigham City. (Bill Rader and Clifton Stallings sang a duet entitled "Some Sunday Morning." A humorous reading was given by Miss Dauna Jensen and Lon Stallings sang, 'Because. Remarks to conclude the program were given by George T. Hansen. Neighbors from West Corinne pulled a few practical stunts on the bride and groom as a surprise number, after which they danced the bride and groom waltz to the tune of "Diane, played 6y the Thompson orchestra. The new bride graduates with the class of 49 from Box Elder high school and her husband is a graduate with the class of 47. Hundreds of farmers in this area are now using "wired help electric wires which permit electric "hired- hands to do scores of tasks on the farm and jm the home. These tireless workers do hundreds of jobs fast, efficiently and at low cost, for electric below the fates t?rriroQ are 20 ha tfonll 'average.'? i profit-minde- . ftH ' The couple received scores of lovely and useful gifts from their many friends and relatives at the reception and at several bridal showers held prior to their wedding. personal shower honored Mrs. Harper at the home of Mrs. Victoria Johnson, given by Miss Gaynell Johnson of Bear River and a miscellaneous shower was held at the lovely new home of Mrs. Myrl Wells of Corinne by her many friends from Corinne. Following a short honeymoon, the couple are now at home in their home at West Corinne where Mr. Harper is engaged in t farming. d The United States released 30 different issues of postage stamps in 11948, a record year. jC Perfect Coffee - k - local Everytimo Control CUSTOM TAILORED LAMP SHADES Iti automatic! You cant miss! The lame perfect coffee every time 1 cup to 8. Shuts itself off when coffee is done, then itself to keep the coffee hot. Do you need a new shade for your table and floor lamps? We invite you to come in and see our new display of custom made shades. Theyre tailored of highest quality materials, individually created in your selection of color combinations to harmonize with any home decorative theme. Ten day delivery is offered on special orders or you can get immediate delivery $5.95 to $34.95 Reasonably Complete BEDROOM OUTFIT ce No glass bowls to break. all gem-lik- e tv V Hob; chapter. The lovely affair held at the specious home of Mrs. Emily S. Stewart, city council director and National Honorary member. Jn the receiving line with Mrs. Lee were several members of the city council and other distinguished persons from Salt Lake. Invited guests included members of all Utah Beta Sigas well as ma Phi chapters members of several womens clubs from Salt Lake City, The serving table was richly decorated with two tall sterling silver candelabra holding three The center-pieclighted candles. was a beautifully embossed sterling silver vase with long stemmed red roses. Punch was served from a matching sterling silver bowl with dainty silver cups, placed on a handmade lace cloth. Enjoying the tea from Brigham City were: Mrs. Louella Macfarlane, Mrs. Selma Weir, Mrs. Lillian Felt, Mrs. Iona Mrs. Jean Watson, Mrs. Jane Crompton, Mrs. Merle Crag-heaand Mrs. Elaine Ward, chapter president. s e Ce-fai- d Seagull Girls Are Graduated At Perry Seagull girls graduating from Primary work at the Perry ward were presented their certificates at sacrament meeting held Sunday evening. The meeting was conducted by Bishop Rulon Hirschi with prelude by Louise Davis. The opening song, "Joseph Smiths First Prayer, was the opening song and invocation was , by Grant Young. Jesus Once of Humble Birth, was sung by the led by Harper congregation, Billings with Barbara Billings as accompanist. A talk was given by a seagull girl, Deanna Larsen, after which Mrs. Elzada Young gave a short talk and made the certificate presentation to the following girls, who have earned their award under the direction of their teacher, Mrs. Merle Andrews: Deanna Larsen, Janice Nelson, ReNae Nelsen, Roberta Knudson, Faye Thorne, Dorene Wagstaff, and Yabanige. The Aa rente priesthood then presented the following program: A quartet composed of Shirl Carter, Max Hirschi, Eugene Bott and Harper Billings sang a vocal number followed by a talk on Story of the Restoration of the Gospel, by Shirl Carter. A talk on missionary work was then given by Delbert Weaver and Lawrence Wright discussed Duties of the Ward Teacher. Shirl Carter and Max Hirschi then sang "The Priesthood of God. Why I appreciate the Priesthood That I Hold, was given by Bob Hope and Royal Petersen, general secretary, also gave a short talk on "How - My Faith Has Been The Strengthened Through Priesthood. Bishop Hirschi then gave a few remarks, followed by the closing song, Til Go Where You Want Me To Go, by, the, boys chorus. Benedic tion was by Phyllis Oyler. Accompanying the young couthe ple to the temple were Mrs. brides parents, Mr. and Lafe Jensen, the grooms parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Olsen, Bishop and Mrs. Glen Knudson, Loveday and Mrs. Vernetta Mrs. Martha Jensen. Following the wedding ceremony, a wedding dinner was held at the home of the brides parents in Brigham City. The table was beautifully decorated for, the occasion and was centered with a delectably decorated wedding cake topped with a miniature bride and groom. More than three hundred of the friends and relatives newlyweds attended a wedding reception and dance later that evening at the Fifth ward amusement hall. The bride was a picture in a white slipper satin gown with pearl beading at the neckline. Her illusion veil was held in place with a seeded pearl tier-rand she carried a bridal bouquet of gardenias and pink rosebuds. The maid of honor, Joyce Jensen, was gowned in a blue brocaded satin and carried a gardenia and pink carnation nosegay. Miss Veretta Jensen and Mrs. Vernetta Loveday were bridesmaids and dressed in pink and blue gowns with gardenia and pink and yellow carnation nosegays. David Miller stood with the groom as best man. Mrs. Jensen, mother of the bride, was wearing a wine crepe floor length gown with long a APPLIANCE FRIDAY PRICE SATURDAY . They Refreshments' were" served during the evening by , Alice the Jensen, Nila Rae Jensen and Elsie' Jensen. program: Don of fol- Christen-ten- , , te . sr!s. , Howard Larsen, master ceremonies, introduced the lowing ir Musulases Mrs. Jensen returnnj Cranes to their hom steak Park, Pa W1V their. who sang two vocal nurm The Musulase, bers; Mrs. Camelia Barton,' a ters home for humorous reading and dance anmversan birthday Don and numbers by Judy granddaughter, the ..return trip received la&es The young couple at Gastopped many beautiful and useful gifts visit with Jdhn'Mus' from their many friends who and family, Mr.' and called during the evening. F drew Panas. a is The bride graduate of Box Elder high school and has The navys JE attended school at the U. S. A. plane Constitution C. and Woodbury College . In much fuel as a ra California. The groom is a car, 10,000 gallons graduate of 'Bear River school and is employed at the Ordnance depot in Ogden, Utah. are honeyThe just-wed- s mooning in southern Utah and will make their home in Brigham City upon their return. Ca-vall- i. Sand-O- - - hi-gh- s FRIDAY Return Home and Nicholas returned home the first of the week from a two weeks vacation spent in Nevada, Califor- nia and Arizona. They were accompanied on the trip by Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnson of Salt Lake City. Mr. saturda Mrs. Jasper Morlc Montez Jan Pitrri Aumontj Dennis ft) j 0'Keeie 7 "Pick O' The Pictures " atlaY Sunday Monday Tuesday -- -- She Wrote Her Own Laws of Love SECOND PLUS M The Indian Manteo was the first person in' America to receive a title of English nobility. He was named Lord of Roanoke on Roanoke Island in 1587. Its COVERINGS BARBARA LAWRENCE l mmamz JEFFREY MR SUB STARTS SUN .FOUR BlGDi sushi Pick O The Pictures" FRI.-SA- No Beard, Too Tough I Too T. BIG FEATURE 2 ATTRACTIONS No Skin, Tender! 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Set consists of full panel bed, chest of drawers, vanity dresser and bench, fill size coil bedsprings, interspring mattress, two pillows, bedspread, two vanity' dresser lamps, and bed lamp, regular $319.95 value. This fine bedroom outfit is being reduced $10.00 every business' day until sold. t nJ side and out. Come in and see it. . . k Home'fr tytojJ'ip PICK-U- P 12-Pie- li and baby orchid white r,( J Joan Jensen,, lovely young corsage.gloves Olsen was also Mrs. Mrs. Lafe and Mr. of Mr. flff model daughter floor Seven local ladies, members Jensen and Ross Olsen, son of dressed in a withlength long white returned to Bnia! of the Epsilon chapter of Beta Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Olsen, wer of navy blue night, and a baby orchid corSigma Phi sorority attended the united in marriage at a double gloves weeks motor t!J aJ sage. the tea given by the Beta Sigma by their daugFteTa, ring ceremony performed Phi City council in Salt Lake Deanne and Mrs. Logan L. D. S. temple presi-on Marilyn Anderson, J. Bracken Mrs. City honoring and LaVonne Jensen, cobsburg, q. dent, ElRay Christiansen Davis Lee, former director of the Price May 13. in dainty formals and dressed was wJBsepi s on floor samples. priced from ' Rosf Ru-tlp- COFFEEfilASUn UTAH POWER & LIGHT CO. Home Ownership A TAX PAYING COMPANY To Mrs. Miss Joan Jensen Changed Nome Olsen Following Logan Temple Rites May Local Sorority Girls Attend Tea Honoring Mrs. J. Bracken Lee FULL-LENGT- H FUNS Wha Staa and OJlJ Iff th 0 wild and wooy Went! MSI HOOCH A LEWIS STUCK MILESTONE ifriiWg Pioduclioa 10DIS CALHERN i SHEPPERD STKJOWKK COLOr aranT.. ItECHNICOLOR A ,. m tmma mun tHn 4 WKUfT n nr LEWI? MILESTONE- - Ib-- mi A REPUBLIC i PROOtiniM ' - VayOuNltf) , a him Classics inc. AiImii ADDED COLOH CW 'lumber woip latest J |
