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Show fol-i.- s "How Firm a Foundation ti oer J jiiv. ..ui. i Sacramental hymn "I Camp Program Sunday Se.ssions Stand All Amazed" was sung .as Members of the (First ward en- the priests, Paul Andersen and joyed Sunday night program Lowell Petersen prepared the with the Sunflower camp of the sacrament. Mrs. Artie Sessions, secretary Daughters of Utah Pioneers in of the Sunflower camp announccharge. Bishop Raymond Payne was in ed Wilford C Wood of Woods charge. The congregation sang, Cross as guest speaker. Mr. First Wrrrthrs Hear DUP Wood related many Interesting Lovely Temple Ceremonies Unite Joann- exp 'unities tie has had ill con Richardson Alberti Waynd Kimber July 3t nection with chijrch property r . jl. fi and early church history. lovely LD.S. temple ceremon- Ivy Keyes, sister of the groom. Kathy Nelson of Perry, accom- ies united Joann (Richardson, Three heart shaped cakes made panied 'by Judy Davis sang, daughter of Mr,g, LeRoy Richard- up the bottom tier. Wedding and son, Garland, and Albert Wayne bells clustered at the fop of the "Come, Come, Ye Saints Teach Me to Pray as the clos- Kimber, son of Mr. and Mrs. cake, which was frosted with ing song. Mrs. Florence Baird Lawrence J. Kimber, Brigham white. Pink rosebuds and latoffered the benediction. City, on July 3, in the Logan tice work completed the . crea' tion. ' temple. Kenneth' Boss was master of President George Nelson offi- PAGE SIX, What They Think And -- i " The Voice Of The Reader" USAC President Congratulates C. of C. And Paper For d w b,u.grl. Brigham City. Utah i Wednesday. July 16. 1958 i ceremonies and announced the ciated. 1952 Sweet numbers: Those accompanying the young following balAnn solo heart, Taylor; were: by the couple through temple July 11, 1952 the brides mother and sister, let and tap dance by daughters Mrs. Rodney Hansen, parents of of Mr. and Mrs. 'Jack Shumway; Bob of ComChamber Elder the groom, Mrs. Julia Rlchins, reading, Mrs. Ivy Keyes and merce Ever Sweetest Mrs. Norene Davis, Mrs. Ivy solo, The Story Butler, Told by Lyman Kimber. Keyes, Mrs. Elizabeth City of Brigham Ilene Campbell, Patsy Mrs. Henry Cottle and Mr. and and Donna Lee Limb were Box Elder News and Journal Mis. Archie Richardson. Brigham City, Utah of serving. in charge 'Immediately following the Those in the gift rooms were Dear Friends: ceremonies a delicious wedding dinner was served by tht par- Mrs. Ivy Keyes, Jeneil Kimber Last night 1 had the good forents of the bridegroom in the and Jack Keyes. tune of stopping in Brigham Bluebird cafe in Logan. All They honeymooned enroute to City for supper on returning members of both families were San 'Antonio, Texas, where the..from Salt Lake City. 1 saw a .'..ionrf mth th, present, also Mrs. Julia Rlchins, o ews nd a,, at Lackland Air Journal which Mrs. Elizabeth Butler and Mrs. had been espe- Force base. Henry Cottle. prepared as the tourist The bride Is a graduate of dally In the Garland recreation hall welcome edition for the summer semof 11932. that evening the young couple Bear River high school and was further honored with a wed- inary. I want to congratulate each is a graduate The ding reception. Guests were re- of Box bridegroom one of you for the fine edition semiElder school, high ceived before lighted tapers in which you have prepared. The nary and Weber college. double branched candelabra. The brides gown was of nylon tulle over white satin with Weekend In Yellowstone Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Larbodice of lace and long tapered sleeves. The veil of brides il- sen, 'Brigham City, Mr. and Mrs. Glendale, Larsen, lusion fastened to a band of Raymond Mr. and Mrs. Ed Culorange blossoms with small Calif., and bows and orarige blossoms scat- ver, Temple City, Calif., spent in Yellowstone. tered on the veil. A large orchid last week-ensurrounded by gardenias made Fine Fishing up the bridal bouquet. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Roberts Matron of honor was Mrs. NorSTARTS TODAY! ma Jean Hansen gowned in pink and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Pierce returned of FOR ONE WEEK Brigham City have satin. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Norene Davis, Matinees Myrna Kimber, from a fishing trip in the Big Every Day Joyce Udy and Connie Wood. Hole country in Montana. They Open At 3 :00 p. m. Mrs. Davis wore white taffeta report the fishing fine. Sat. & Sun. 1 p. m. with net overskirt; Miss Klm-ber- s MATINEE PRICES gown was light blue satin Will 30c Children with matching net; Mies Udys dress was rose satin and Miss 60c Adults Wood wore yellow satin with EVENING PRICES net. All carried nosegays. 30c Children a of the bride chose Mother 70c Adults ..., navy blue crepe and white trim s North stake tennis All children must have and Mrs. Kimber was gowned have been planned at the Brig tickets. in pale green. Each pinned a ham Young park at 6 p. m. Wed carnation corsage at her shoul23, it was learned nesday, July der. today.. Harvey Forsgren was best man The activity is open to both and Dennis Richardson and Carl senior and and all junior Mann were ushers. Interested are requested to regisThe beautiful wedding cake ter with Dee Johnson, chairman, displayed during the evening or Mrs. Ursel Hunsaker by next was made and decorated by Mrs. Monday. Koe-for- BOX ELDER NEWS r d North Stake Tourist Edition edition is not only colorful, but contains a lot of fine historical material which of great permanent value to Northern Utah. I am sure the edition is of great value not only to Box Elder county, but is an outstanding tribute to 'Northern Utah as well. Kindest personal regards. Yours truly, Louis L. Madsen. You'll be surprised at the cellent results News-Journclassified ads secure ex- AT TOUR MVOKITE ITOMS MMSI DSC fOIMTAM .A CM DRIVE-I- N THEATRE AND WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FAMILY NIGHTS $1 PER DAY TWO BIG FEATURES RICH, YOUNG and PRETTY with Jane Powell and Vic Damone In color Also THE RACKET Starring Robert Mitchum and Elizabeth Scott Open Tennis Play try-out- "IT'S COOL INSIDE" Thursday - Friday -- Saturday HtGF - utoito (MGS tote i'" his is to coin a phrase a shoppers market. Folks are taking a keen look at what they get for what they pay and theyre taking a double look at price tags. Thats the kind of market where Buick really shines. Do you know why? Buick prices are down within easy reach of the folks who buy whats known as the three. low-pric- Fact ed big chunk of Buick sales comes from the folks who d trade in one of this is- -a low-price- trio. For very few extra dollars, theyre getting a lot more automobile. Theyre getting more Phone 272 power and the thrill that goes with it get from a gallon of fuel. brand any other car at their price or above. They like the room, the fabrics, the extra appointments they find in the smart-steppin- g beauty pictured here. And they like Dynaflow Drive. They like the way it handles. They like the way its engineered. They like the belt they get. out of touching off the power of its Fireball 8 Engine and they like the miles they - IIermimge people are buying Buicks than cost a million dollars and more ' to develop. . iNKfiiijjS:::- you ad&fir' I When we tell you that business big-ca- WiiiueKi S, is great, we can b&ck up that statement with figures. More r com-- 1 Theyre getting fort. Theyre getting a ride that ?rv til! ( as well as Roadmasteroptional at extra tost. , a , IBIMP Births announced from Cooley Memorial hospital; j Keifh Stanley and Ua Mary Hansen Nelson of Lynn are the parents Of a girl bon July 9. A boy was born July 10 to Wayne Larsen and Juanita Sammons Andersen of Corinne. Charles Wayne and Iona Con ger (Larsen of Tremonton an nounce the arrival of a boy on July 10. On July 31 a boy was born to Chadwick Le Grande and Ber nice E. Hurd Jones of Tremon ton. A girl was bom July 11 to Kenneth Andrew and Viola May Roberts Allred of Ogden. Don T. and Barbara Hansen of Tremonton are the parents of a boy, born July 14. Mr. and Mrs. Glert E. .Green halgh announce the arrival of a girl on June 15. Power Sleeting now available on DOUBLE BILL goal Co-H- it Why dont you come in and see for yourself whats behind this popularity? If you can afford a new car, you can be the proud owner of a Buick. yfwdncuA mmiGiititixnj PLUS ! SERIAL SHORTS CARTOONS NEWS TECHNICOLOR LAST TIMES TODAY accessories, trim and models are subject to change without notice. Standard on Roadmaster, optional at extra cost on other Series, Equipment, WEDNESDAY JAMES STEWART Sure is true for 52 in -- i So Buick sales are booming. Not just the Special but also the Super and Roadmaster. Folks find that each one is the buy in its field. BUNDY MOTOR GO- - dAagfJ&ttuclei 17ILLII.1S 550 South Main Street PROOF - THE OLD HERMITAGE COMPANY, FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY 88 fiir i. |