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Show pmYe "tvyttvf Wedding T cast At Cana BOX ELDER NEWS Brigham City, Utah Wednesday, Match 1. 1950 : Relatives And Friends Honor Mrs. Martha Walker On 73rd Birthday Relatives and friends of Mrs. Martha Walker gathered at the home of her daughter, Lega Crowther, 306 east Forest street, Friday, February 24, to honor birthher on her seventy-thirday. A luncheon was served and the group enjoyed a short program. Mrs. Walkers family plan to make the birthday party an annuar affair. Present at the party were: Mr. and Mrs. Heber Walker of ev - Legion Aux. Members Conduct Discussion At Monday Meeting - port. The program was under the direction of Mable Christensen. Pearl Hunsaker spoke on legislation and Elva Miller on equal rights, after which a floor discussion was held. Ann Jones, accompanied Jesus And The Virgin Mary . . . portrayed by Millard Coody and Darlene Bridges, respectively, as Jesus turns water into wine. The scene is from the pageant in The Prince of Peace," opening at the Capitol theatre Sunday, March 5, and running for four Mrs. Lovina Pella of Brigham City; Mr. and Mrs. William Mltton; Mr. and Mrs. Dee Mitton of Wellsville; Mr. and , days. Mrs. Raymond Petersen of Jly-ruMr. and Mrs. Ellis CrowMr. And Mrs. John H. Caddy Celebrate ther, Adele Millett and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pella of Brigham Golden Wedding Anniversary February 23 City; Mr. Grover Jones of WellsIn honor of their golden wed- i of the guests of honor. ville; Mr. .and Mrs. Justin Nelson and Mrs. Effie Welling of ding anniversary Mr. and Mrs. They were also presented with ! and button-naire- . John H. Caddy were feted at a a lovely corsage Brigham City. . w family dinner at the Idle Isle 0 After dinner the evening was cafe, last Thursday, February Mrs. Rohert Stack 23. spent in visiting at the Caddy close friends and home. Twenty-threEntertains At Bridge relatives were present. The taOn Friday evening, February Mrs.' 'Robert Stack was hostess ble was beautifully decorated 24, a reception and dance was to bridge club members at her with a lovely wedding cake as held at the Carpenters union a centerpiece. Tall white can- hall m honor of the couple. It home in Perry Friday evening. Prizes were won by Mrs. Beth dles tied with gold ribbons and started at 8 oclock and a proDredge for high score and Opol two beautiful bouquets or red gram, as follows, was presented: tosc buds were on each end taThe trio, consisting Tingey, low. of Dorene Wheeler, Norma A delicious light luncheon ble. and Erma Crompton, acwas served at Individual tables J. L. Caddy, a son of the coucentered with a sweet pea ar- ple, acted as master of ceremon- companied by Mrs. Dorothy rangement to the following la- ies. Each guest responded with Wheeler, sang "Put On Your Old dies: Mrs. Helen Boyer, Mrs. a toast to the couple, and many Grey Bonnet and the AnniverBeth Dredge of Kaysville, Mrs. beautiful tributes were paid to sary Song. Little Yolonda Rosr si game two comic readings. Ilene Nelson, Mrs. Helen Boyer, Mr. and Mrs. Caddy. Mrs. Winifred 'Loveland, Mrs. Elva Miller and J. L. Whitaker, accompanied by Mrs. Mrs. Hannah Caddy, the eldest son and Bill Pearce, sang Dear Hearts Opal People, and Browp, Mrs Resells Tingey, Mrs. daughter, pinned a lovely cor- and Gentle Ida Hadflejd and tlje hostess. sage and buttonnalre on their "Theres No Tomorrow. k -Bill Pearce played a" piano parents while Mr. Frank V i An- solo. Mr. Frank Nedbalek playand The sang played Kotik . ed two piano selections. Later niversary Song. Noticf is, hereby given that Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Caddy of in the evening two grandchilthere will be a. directors meet- Salt Lake City, a brother of Mr. dren of Mr. and Mrs. Caddy, ing of. the Box Elder Wildlife Caddy and the couple who were Miss Joyce Keen and Jack Lund federation In the ' Commercial the original bridesmaid and j sang a duet, Forever and Ever," clubrooms on .Thursday, March best man at their wedding 50 while a golden box containing 2, 1930 at 8p. it, years ago, were present and sat i a monetary gift was presented . George M. iMason, Secy; in places of honor at either side to the honored couple by their occompanist, ed. , Louis. The hall was beautifully decorated with cut flowers. Light refreshments were served to 80 guests. Mr. Earl E. Clark, a of the Caddys, took colson-in-la- ored moving pictures both Phone your news to and sacro-ilia- c pains. Lightweight, easy to wear, it feels right. Expertly fitted to your doc-to- rs pre- scription, by our trained fitters. 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