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Show 'JjTuho Exchange Vows In 'Washington, 0. C, expreabecl and friendship Jrffhe death of our tband and father, we Wish to ex Salt thanks. Espe-- . the ward bishopric, who friends our iciety, a any way. Joseph prices JSego Lily D.U.P. Camp Hold Meeting Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Keith Family. Nelson The Sega (Lily camp of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers met Thursday evening Sept. 28, at the home of Mrs. Emma R. Facer, Captain Anna J. Jensen presided and was In charge of the exercises. Jeppson Tre opening prayer was given by Sarah Longson. The following musical program was then given: Lorenzo DeMars and Dorine Wheeler sang a Spanish song, accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Dorothy Wheeler. A second selection was sung by Dortnne with Lorenzo as ac on the accordion. companlst Both Were attired in Spanish costume. are Going Up . . . nuptial ritvS solemnized in the Logan temple united in Miss Loeta TO W FIND IsY thin8T te fil-ihin- et. A place for and its place. Ogden. No delays, was-,- e. Call 3 today. costly Lt. And Mrs. James E. Karo who were married September 3, at Ft. Leslie McNair, Washington, D. C. Mrs. Karo is the former Miss Fae Huggins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs J. Ernest Huggins of Bear River City. Brigham City, Utah Wednesday, October 4. 1950 A Three Bays' Cough IsYour . Danger Signal La-mo- Quite a Card I Visiting Minister: Well, well. can see youre a bright little man. And how high can you count?" One, two, Boy (proudly): three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, Jack, Queen and I Creomulsionrelievespromptlybccause it goes right to the scat of the tronhle to help loosen and expel germ laden ..i. : phlegm and aid nature to soothe and ' heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial membranes. Guaranteed to please you f or money refunded. Creomulsion baa ' ' ' ' stood the test of millions of users. , 'i CREOMULSION nlitvai Cousha, Chut Cold King. -- Auto IronoMMa L residing in every-l- n BOX ELDER, NEWS Everyone Loves A Bargain; Heres Your Best Today Jane Riggs and Mr. Keith Jeppson. They are now letters now, this FAGE THREE I KNOW YOU'LL AGRE- ERoll was called and minutes of previous meetings were read. Correspondence from the coun ty D. TJ. P. camp was read by the secretary. 'A moment of devoted silence i was given in honor of four memBy Carolyn Webster bers who, have recently passed pointed out that the people Unless youre very different from away. They are Laurena Hadwho have achieved, who have I know, you love most homemaker Luella Rachel Valentine, ley, become large, strong, vigorous Hi And thats why 1 know a bargain. Jeppson and Caroline Nielsen. who have reduced their in todays best interested be people, youll Twelve good-chee- r visits were food bargain MILK I Known as infant mortality, who have th$ best trades in the world, who reported by Thora Nelsen. The natures most perfect food, milk have an appreciation of art. ' lesson They Came in 1850 was firovides more nourishment at a literature and music, are the than any other food. given toy Melissa Peterson. people who have used liberal , At the conclusion of the lesof milk, and Ua prodJust took at what Cream OWeber amounts son Mrs. Peterson gave a brief ucts. All milk for money: you your gives recent to of her the report trip - ofthe vitamins Hawaiian Islands.- - She told of I? So lets run right out now end you need (plus her voyage across the ocean and extra amounts get a glass of Cream OWeber commented on their beautiful of vitamin D), Milkl plenty of delis cious refresh ment and nouA friend of mine had trouble M rishment be to drink r. getting her sides. How can milk at breakfast time. But one you afford not to buy lota of Cream J day she discovered a magic for OWeber milk? mula she heated some Cream IMPORTED FROM OWeber Chocolate Drink. , j Not only will you cut yonr served it in a cup just like . food bill, but give your family mothers coffee and presto! extra nourishment when you is a confirmed her .. serve Cream OWeber milk milk drinker now (via Cream Choice Blooms O Weber Chocolate Dnnk). often. Give it a place on your . table in some form every day HYACINTH and dont be satisfied with just .DAFFODILS any milk. Get the milk with Cream the delicious flavor TULIPS O Weber! marriage FILE singing and their art In entertaining. She told of their visit to Pearl . 8. temple, Hailbor, to the L. and to the other places of interest. Closing remarks were offered by Anna Jensen and prayer was offered toy ILaverda Lee. Refreshments were served by Anna Jensen, Jeanetta Olson, Annie and Sarah H. Horsley to 17 members present Loeta Jane Riggs And Keith Jeppson Exchange Wedding Vows In Logan Temple vi Among this weeks brides is Fae Ann Huggins And Lt. James Karo Are For Mrs. Keith Jeppson, who is the Lowell Packer residence. occasion the new Mrs. Jepp this former Miss Loeta Jane Riggs, Married In Lovely Ceremonies Sept. 3 son wore a model of white jerdaughter of Mr. and Mrs. John trimmed with a gold belt. sey Mr. of Missouri. At impressive Hannibal, Riggs Washington, D. C., Sunday, Sept. dress featured a V neckline The Mrs. son a is Anna of services, performed at the post 3, Miss Fae Ann Huggins, Jeppson in gold and short cap trimmed exF. Jeppson. The couple of Mr. and Mrs. J. sleeves. She wore a corsage of chapel at Ft. Leslie McNair, daughter Ernest Huggins of Bear River changed wedding vows Septem- roses. City, gave her hand into the ber 28, in the ILogan L. D. S. The grooms mother chose a temple, with President El Ray keeping of James E. Karo. black and white afternoon dress Mr Karo is the son of Mr. and Christiansen officiating. A wedding dinner fallowed the and wore a corsage of coronaMrs. John Karolinoch of Detroit, with the immediate tion. ceremony Michigan. Assisting at the reception were 11 different colors in tulip In reciting their vows In the family attending. For her marriage the bride Zella Jeppson, Joyce Jeppson, double ring ceremony the couple jbulhs to select from. stood before Chaplain Winsow. chose a white satin creation, Mrs. Glenn Jeppson and i Mrs. a sweetfitted Max the bodice, Jeppson. Receiving The bridal gown, of original featuring were three little girls, Special Alfalfa and Clover PATENT TAP SHOES design by the bride, was of im- heart neckline and long pointed gifts Jeppson, Judy ported lace over ivory satin, sleeves. She carried a bouquet Misses Patty Jeppson and Linda Packer. Complete line of sizes from entrain, fashioned with a man- of red and white roses. Lbs. 2x The groom has filled an L. D. childs size 8'2 to growing darin collar and tight fitted The bride with her groom regirls size 6. bodice trimmed with tiny cov ceived best wishes at an infor- S. mission in the Central States, ered buttons and long pointed mal reception the same eve- where he met his bride, and , $4.98 to $5.98 ning, given the young couple by graduated last spring from the sleeves. Her veil of sheerest Illusion close friends and neighbors, Mr. U.S.A.C. in Logan. The young couple plan to make was caught to a coronet of white and Mrs. Aubrey Moody and Mr. gladioli. She carried a bouquet and Mrs. Lowell Packer, at the a home in Ogden. of white rosebuds centered by SEED STORE ... 'piece reversible Snqw )!t0 Wter repellent Sizes $4-- 8 Tix Pic Theme Improriment V rv . pdWue. 4 troit was the brides only atten For Year At Meeting Last Thursday r ' i $2.98 , dant. She wore a gown of cool VVce Mouton Fur Collar, two-glaThe Civic Improvement club and reported on her trip to Girls green taffeta, fashioned some what like the brides. She carried met Thursday afternoon, Sept. State last Juhe. She was spon-- 1 lining. Sizes 5 & 6. 512.75 a bouquet of pink rosebuds. Her 28 at the Commercial club rooms. sored tyy the Civic Improvement crown was fashioned of satin Mrs. Ray Grant, chairman of the club. Snow Suit plaid Refreshments were served to and rosebuds. I with program committee, announced Parka, flannel lined. Richard Karolinock, brother of that We accept ithe challenge of the following ladies: Mrs. Vere ' the groom, was the best man. the New Half Century had been Christensen, chairman; Mrs. Rus- $13.98 Mrs. Huggins wore a street chosen as the theme to be car- sell Fishburn, Mrs. Joseph Carr, nit for baby. Zip-froMrs. Frank Holman, Mrs. Earl length dress of turquoise blue ried out during the new year. elasticized Mrs. Grant introduced Profes- Madsen, Mrs. Eugene Wixom, silk. Her corsage was white legs. Has cap. sor Frank Jones, porfessor of po- Mrs. 'Russell . Tingey, Mrs. L. gardenias. $10.49 Mrs. Karolinock chose a beige litical science at the University E. Peirce, Mrs. J. Oleen Palmer, "Wool of the West lace model. Her corsage also of Utah, who spoke on the In- Mrs. Winston P. Nelson, Mrs. C. was of gardenias. ternational situation, stressing A. Munns, Mrs. Howard Mills, ng. 54" wide. For lad snow suits. Lt. and Mrs. James E. Karo the Korean crisis. Miss Flora Hansen and Mrs. are now at home at 319 Cedar $4.98 Miss Rose iLomax was a guest Zenos Earl. Lane, Hopewell, Virginia. James is attending school at Ft. Lee. will make a state emblem. A Sunfower DUP Camp publishing company letter was He Then Hurried Back Hold Sept. Meeting also read and taken under adgood-bye- , visement. Well, Mechanic: Home At Petersen baby, Im going out of town for "They Came in 50, was given a few days; whats your phone The Sunflower camp of the toy Emma The meeting number? Ill call you up when Daughters of Utah Pioneers held date of the Hansen. Sunflower camp was I get back. their September meeting at the changed from the first to the figham Citys New Girl Friend: "Plaza 4144, home of Olive Petersen. second Thursday of each month. and if a man answers you Store One hundred good cheer visits L. Jennie Mrs. Jones, camp too long. stayed away captain, presided over the meet- were;' reported and the dosing ing which was opened with the song, Hard Times Come Again singing of "Utah, Our Own Be- No More," was sung. Vera Earl loved Homeland, and followed offered the benediction. with Invocation toy Mrs. Florence Delicious refreshments were L. S, Baird. served toy the hostsses for the Meeting was opened with the evening, Mrs. Olive Petersen, singing of "Last Night, by the Mrs. Ella iLund and Mrs. Ida group and the playing of Fairy Hamtoerlin to 23 members and Dance Waltz, "Springtime Mel- one guest. ody, and Red Poppy Waltz. on the accordion - by Michael Two Baseball Bats Hamtoerlin . Mrs. Jones read two letters of importance from the Reporter: What shall I say Central camp concerning the about the two peroxide blondes at the base-hal- l convention held In Salt Lake who had the fight nifrhtV last game City on September 30. 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