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Show Dolores Holst and David Price Exchange Nuptial Vows in Rites Held in Logan Temple Wedding vows were exchanged by IMiss Dolores Holst, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Holst, Brigham City and David Price, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rud-ga- r N. Price, also of Brigham City, on December 28 in the Logan LDS temple. President A. George Raymond officiated at the ceremony which was witnessed by relatives. A wedding dinner was held at the Bluebird Cafe in Logan following the nuptial rites. Honored at Open House Prior to the wedding, open house was held for the couple at the home of Dr. and Mrs. S. L. Moskowitz. Hosts and hostesses for the affair were: Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Andersen and Dr. and Mrs. Moskowitz. and Mrs. Robert Holst, Pauline Jensen and Lynn Andersen in charge of serving. Nelda and Dolma Allen and Mrs. in Flojd Kling were charge of the many lovely gifts presented to the couple. Honeymoon In San Francisco The new bride donned a black and grey wool ensemble for the honeymoon trip to San Francisco. To Reside in California Plan To Mofcc Home in Southern California jrm . h p-zp- They plan to make their home in Southern California The bride is a graduate of Box Elder high school, Weber college and Utah State Agricultural college in Logan. She has been teaching physical education and biology at Bear River high school. The bridegroom is a graduate of Box Elder high school and Weber college and has fulfilled a two year mission for the LDS church in the Southern States. He also spent two years in the U. S. aimy with the CIC. Showers Hold A bridal shower given by Mis. Grace Kling, Nelda and Delma Allen, dose friends of the bride, honored her at the home of Mr. and Mis. Ktank Jensen. Numerous friends and rela tives were piesent to fete the bride-tbe. Games were played durin the evening and icfreshments served. Following the opening of gifts pictures wete taken of the Family Members Gathered December 29 To Surprise George H. Osborne on Birthday Six of a family of nine children surprised George II. Osborne, 232 North First West, on the occasion of his 81st birthday, December 29. Mr. Osborne was born In England, December 29. 1882, a son of Mr. and Mrs George Osborne. He received his early education in England, then as a young man came to Utah following his conversion to the LDS church. His parents came at a later date. He lived in Harriman, prior to his marriage on, tember 14, 1898 to Hannah sen in the Salt Lake LDS ple. Utah SepNieltem- The couple moved to Ashton, Idaho to make their home. They raised 'nine children, (their eldest son, George A. OsOther borne, died recently). Mrs. Lily children include: Johnson, Ashton, Idaho; Ray Osborne, Ashton; Bishoip Steve Osborne, Ashton ; Leonard Osborne, Ashton; Roy Osborne, Clearfield; Mrs. Ray (Ivy) Jensen, Brigham City; Mrs. Lewis Bountiful, (Wilma) Hammer, and Mrs. Charles (Alta) Young, Springfield, Ore. They also have 37 grandchil- - DANCING NIGHTLY to the liking tunes of ART SMART QUARTETTE at the COMBO CLUB 2530 Washington Blvd. OGDEN , ar jc aatry 4 . ' sj vf 1 , ,V ' j : 1 V . W:.??i iy Wh jv r 'mB' . . f '.YV P Aj , , . N. S 4i Y- training ' !- JT 4' and lesson Mrs. by . tV - l f if,: - - :- - , ' and Mrs. Vic Cochran. vy. : Balls' Family Enjoys New Year's Reunion - . j Mr. and Mrs. David Price spoke wedding promises on December 28 in Logan LDS temple. Mrs. Price is the former Dolores Holst, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Holst, Brigham City. Mr. Prices parents tire Mr. and Mrs. Rudgar N. Price, also of Brigham City. Andersen Family Fetes Dr. Wynn S. Andersen Box Ray Martin Wagstaff Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Noyes Mr. and Mrs. P. F. (ud) Siegfried are now making their home at 2467 Rolando Street, 1? Salt Lake City. Mr. Siegfried iwas released from active duty with the U. S. army in December and has now accepted a position with Ernest and Eirnest, Certified Public Ac- ri countants In Salt Lake City. (Mrs. Siegfried began wofk Monday with the Salt Lake Branch of the First Security Bank. She was transferred from the Brigham City Branch. Mr. Siegfried Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Siegfried of Brigham City and Mrs. Sieg-friethe former Margene Balls, is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arden C. Balls, also of Brigham of Brigham City announce the engagement of their daughter, Elsie Louise, to Ray Martin Wagstaff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wagstaff of Perry. Miss Noye.is a senior at Box Elder high school and a graduate of the LDS seminary. Formerly she attended the Robinson Female Seminary in Exeter, N. H. The future bridegroom Is a Box Elder High and the LDS seminary. He has completed a mission in the California mission field No definite date has Ibeen set for the wedding. graduate of Elsie Louise Noyes Box Elder high school . . . City. se- nior has not revealed her plan- Troy Millers Back ned wedding date with Ray From Arizona Trip Delicious salad luncheon was Mr. and Mrs. Paul Curless and Martin Mr. and Mrs. Troy Miller xft- Wagstaff. served to the 23 ladies attend- son, Randy, of Copeland, Idaho turned Netw Years Eve from a ing by Mrs. Jordan, Mrs. Alice have been visiting at the home brief vacation trip to Phoenix, Woodmancy, Mrs. Charles Burt of Mrs. Curless's parents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne R. . . . 3 Siegfrieds Are Making Home in Salt Lake City Engaged Holiday Visitors At Geo. J. Peeples Home Boyd Packer. Meeting closed with prayer by Mrs. Winston P. Nelson. - Dr. Wynn S. Andersen was honoied guest on Now Veal's Mr. and Mrs Osborne received Day at the home of his mother, their Mrs. Levi S. Andersen. great enjoyment from children and grandchildren. With the exception of RichAt the surprise birthday, delicious luncheon was served and ard, who is serving with the in Hawaii, all children, many gifts were, presented to navy of grandchildren and the honored guest. Mis. Andersen attended the welcome home for Dr. Andersen. For the past two ydars Dr. Visit In Arizona For Andersen has been in the serWeek Over Holidays vice overseas. Much to the delight of fami Mrs. J. Earl Anderson, Earl ily members attending was New W. Anderson, Ella Anderson and Years wishes extended by three Mrs. Lester Anderson have just year old Teddy Andeisen. Young returned from Tuscon, Ariz., Teddy donned a top hat, carried where they spent a week dur- a cane and sported a diaper and 'banner to declare his ing thg, holidays. ,1951 He is the son of Mr. and While there, they visited Mrs. wishes. Mrs. Lee Andersen. J. Earl Andersons daughter and Those on hand to enjoy din-e- r husband, Lt. and Mrs. Dilworth were: Mrs. Levi Andersen, Prisbrey and Mrs. Lester AnderWynn Andersen, Mr. and sons daughter and husband, Dr. Mrs. Arnold Hall and family, Lt. and Mrs. John Carter. Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Parker and Lt. PiH.uey and Lt. Carter are Mr. and Mrs. Clayton family, Tusat both pilots, stationed Cheney and family and Mr. and con. Andersen and family, While there, they w'ent across Mrs. of Brigham City, and Mr. the border into Old Mexico, and all famon the return trip visited Hoo- and Mrs. Kenneth Hall and of Ogden. ily ver dam and Las Vegas. Following dinner the group enjoyed ice skating, then met again during the evening at the New Year's Eve Party home of Mr. and Mrs. Cheney. Dr. Andersen showed the famHeld At Young Home ily members colored slides of The home of Mr. and Mrs. his trip in Europe. Lyle J. Young was the scene of a gala New Years. Eve party. Provo Visitors At The evening was spent in playing games. Buffet style lun- James H. Miller Home cheon wias served to the followVisiting at the home of Mr. ing; Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bywater, and Mrs. James H, Miller for the Ted Whitaker and Both Poulsen, past four days have been Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Busenbark, and Mrs. Dale J. Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Jeppson, children, Stephen and Mary Ann Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Olsen, Mr. of Provo. and Mrs. Dean Tanner and Mr. Phone your society news to 771 and Mrs. Burton Pett. dien Officers and teacheTS of the ward Primary organization met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Clovis Jordan for regular monthly preparation meeting. Meeting was conducted by Mrs. Bill Wight with Mrs. Joseph R. Reeder presiding. Mrs, Mina Freeze offered opening prayer followed by introduction 9 f newly named trekker leader, Mrs. Faun, Maugbn and secretary, Mrs. John Leggett, Jr. Opening song was directed by Mrs. Theron Jensen. A lovely gift was presented to Mrs. Winston P. Nelson, outgoing secretary. the Scriptural reading for evening was given by Mrs. Clyde Jones followed by Seventh f f i, ra y v - 7th Ward Primary Meet Announce Engagement Held at Jordan Home Of Elsie Louise Noyes, br V erii , b .Ch r t' For the affair the bride-to-bdonned a lavender silk shantung afternoon gown. A lovely orchid corsage was pinned at her shoulder. The bridal party stood before the mantel in the living room. The home was beautifully decorated with Christmas floral arrangements. (Mother of the bride chose a gown of blue lace and crepe and Mrs. Price wore a giey and black velvet rmvlel. Both wore orchid corsages as did the hostesses. Men in the receiving line wore carnation boutonnieres. During the reception close friends and relatives called to extend best wishes. Soft piano music was played by Mrs. Mary group. Those present at the wedding Gillespie, Virginia Eiicksen and dinner served at the (Bluebird Ricks Knudson. Cafe with the grooms parents Sister at Guest Book as hosts were: N. J. Valentine, 'Mrs. Lynn Andersen, sister of Mrs. Paul Skeen, Mr. and Mis. the bride, was at the guest book Ross Holst. Mr .and Mrs. R. N. with Mrs. Colleen Anderson, Mr. Pi ice and the newlvweds. e tv miry jmu-- ed. The following attended: Mr. and Mrs. Peeples, Mrs. Curless, Mrs. Braegger and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Peeples and Miss Marible. tis Balls to her home in Hyde Park after spending the holiEveryone is invited to phone days w ith her sons and famil- their society items for the News ies in Brigham City. and Journal to 77L Elder NEWS Wednesday, January 6, Brigham City, Utah The annual New Years party for momers of the Mrs. Minnie Balls' family was held Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arden C. Balls. Hot dinner was served to Mrs. Balls of Hyde Park; Mr. and Mrs. Myrland Balls, Brigham City; Mr. and Mrs. Ottis Balls, Hyde Park; Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Balls, Ogden, and Mr. and Mrs. Arden C. Balls and Mir. and Mrs. Laren W. Balls, all of Brigham City. The remainder of the afternoon was spent in visiting. Mrs. Balls, the honored guest, returned with Mr. and Mrs. Ot- and Mrs. George J. Peoples in Brigham City. Mr. Curtess and son returned to Idaho due to the death of Mr. Curlesss brother, Glenn (Mrs. Curless remained here with her parents. Also visiting at the Peoples home is another daughter, Ann and Debbie, of Lawndale, Cali fornla. On Saturday evening. January 2, Miss Sarah Mahble gave party at the Peeples home in honor of Mrs. Curless and Mrs. Braeggar. Danish ableskivers were serv- 1954 Arizona. While there they were guests Rich Have Baby Son and of Mr. Christmas greetings this year from the Rich Rancho at Logan, carried the news of the arrival of a baby son to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne R. Rich. The cards pictured the little lad and explained that Santa came early to the Rich house and left the wonderful little guy. As yet Mr. and Mts. Rich have not decided on the name for the youngster. Mrs. Rich is the former Gene Munns, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Mon ns of Brigham City. This Is the third grandchild and first grandson for the Munns family. Mr. Rich is the son of Mrs. Abel S. 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