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Show IMfVtl - ' ' - MfH f f 9 , Miss Rollins Wed in Ogden The beautiful gaiden of the Threshold, Ogden, was the setting for the evening wedding of Miss Joanne Rollins and John W. Adams on Saturday. Sept 2 The grandfather of the bride, Loraine Rollins, editor and publisher of the Uinta County Herald, Evanston, Wyo , performed the double ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rollins of Brigham City. The bridegrooms parents are Mr. and Mrs Joseph W. Adams of Monticello, Utah. tip length of bridal illusion The wedding bouquet had at its center a white orchid with cascading white roses and stephanotis ATTENDING the bride was Miss Marcia Meeks, maid of honor, Miss Patricia Turner, Miss Caro-l.n- e Hurbert, Miss Linda Gamber, Miss Bobbie Eliasoh, Miss Kaye Powers, sorority sisters of the bride. Miss Margaret Mulliken was junior bridesmaid. They wore identical kelly green gowns of delustered satin, fashioned after the brides gown, with THE COUPLE recited their vows before an arch decorated matching head veils and carried of white spider chrysanwith white chrysanthemums, car- bouquets themums and carnations nations and gladioli. Large Edward Davis of Idaho, was on either side of the arch lighted the ceremony. Immediate- best man and ushers were David ly preceding the wedding, Mrs Adams, Monticello, Utah, a brothMelvin Baldwin of Evanston, aunt er of the groom, Donald Cunningof the bride, sang "My Hero. ham, Michael Soltan, A1 Barton and Ray Odette. The bride was given in marriage by her father. Her gown of THE MOTHER of the bride wore white peau de soie was fashioned a sheath dress of gold brocade m pleats cascading from the with matching jacket The grooms waistline into a court train The mother wore a dress of deep fitted bodice was fashioned with green satin Their corsages were an of white orchids. neckline, folA reception for the couple length sleeves caught up with a small bow and a pleated lowed immediately after the cerecumberbund at the waist A crown mony. of small pearls released a finger Presiding at the buffet table of Miss Ingrid Adams, sister the bridegroom and Mrs Fred Isaacson, cousin of the bride Local Man to Claim Bride Miss Dauneen Vella, of Logan, was m charge of the brides guest book. In Late September Rites THE NEWLYWEDS are honeymooning in Denver and vicinity. Upon their return they will make a home in Logan, where the bride will be a senior at USU The bnde is affiliated with Sigma Kappa, and Spurs The bridegroom holds a BS degree fiom the same university and will do gi aduate Avork He is part president of the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity. JUNIOR HIGH PTA will meet on Thursday, Sept 22 with registration of parents for the year beAt 7 30 the ginning at 7 p m PTA will take chaige of a short assembly to introduce the officers and the parents will be excused at 7 45 p m to follow their childs schedule and visit the teachers A letter will go home to parents on Tuesday, with a reminder sent on Thursday The teachers will review their grading systems, homework policies, and tell what of their students they expect through the year Parents of junior high students are urged to attend this annual Back to School night. conjunction with the town council Special speakers for the evening will be state highway engineer Blaine Kay, and state safety engineer Keith McFarland, who will discuss safety along the highway towns like Perry The townspeople, as well as PTA members, are urged to be present for this important meeting Also a part of the meeting will be a special membership drive and a short period of entertainment provided by Mrs. John shalls dancing classes LINCOLN PTA will hold its Back to School night on Wednesday, Sept. 27, beginning at 7:30 auditorium. p. m in the school Parents will be able to hear their childrens teachers explain their teaching methods during the annual opening PTA event. SOUTH BOX ELDER Council of PTA has been asked by the school board to meet in the Board of Education rooms, along with presidents of the locals and the family life chairmen from the local PTA groups Speaker wil be Miss Hazen from Salt Lake City, who will talk on adult education. TAKES for us to completely rebuild your old sagging mattress. Well pick it up in the morning and return it the same day, reconditioned and ready for many more years of service. EVERTOM MATTRESS COMPANY COMING 31 29th FRIDAY, SEPT. FALCON FORD COMET MERCURY V ..f dfc&J ding promises in a ceremony to be performed in Detroit, Mich., on Sept. 30. . Deem is a Elder High school and LDS seminary. He has served in the U S Air Force for three years and is currently stationed at Seltridge Air Force Base in Bridegroom-elec- graduate of Box For PTA Groups IT Phone PA Announcement is made of the engagement and forthcoming marriage of Barbara Ann Armstrong, daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew of St Clair Shoies, Armstrong Mich , by her parents Her budegroom will be Airman 1st Class J Kiaicn Deem, son of Mi. and Mrs Justin K. Deem of Willard The couple will exchange wed Activities Grow PERRY SCHOOL PTA will hold a special safety ptogram at 7 30 p m on Thursday, Sept 28 in 24 East 1st South NEWS, Brigham Gty, UtaK Tuesday, September 26, 1961 were three-quart- THATS ALL THE BOX ELDER Put it on ice UP TO ' w,.i. .tay,..,..,... .a. Miss Joanne Rollins became the WED IN SEPTEMBER RITE bride of John W. Adams in a ceremony performed in Ogden on Sept. 2. Parents of the bride are Mr, and Mrs. Howard Rollins of ' Brigham City, while the bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Adams of Monticello, Utah. IV. Civic Club Bids Guests to Hear Marion D. Hanks Thursday Discounts - . 6 The Civic Improvement club has lor Chamber of Commerce Award issued an invitation to members for Distinguished Service of the Ladies Community club, DURING HIS World War II Newcomers club and the League of women Voters to be their guests service in the U S Navy, he saw afternoon and hear extensive duty aboard a submaThursday chaser in the South Pacific, Marion D Hanks, prominent rine on the line and also as youth guidance expert, speak on serving the clubs theme for the year, A ships captain. Fresh Look at Todays Youth Active in community and civic Individual Civic club members Hanks is a enterprises, friends are inviting and neighbors member of the Nationalcurrently Council of to attend the meeting and share Boy Scouts of and of America, Mr. Hanks message with them. He many other service groups Invitations also have gone out to serves as a trustee of W'eber collocal educators and others conlege. of the cerned with counseling He has been widely honored by youth of this area. young people themselves as a The meeting will be held at the leader, teacher, counselor, author Brigham City Fourth LDS ward and speaker. He is the father of 4 m. with at p. chapel beginning five children. the refreshment hour starting .at 3 30 p. m., according to Mrs. gagarefaHtygeggagf uLg.&n.uti..gw Mrs. Clyde Glover, president Glover reminds Civic club mem! bers to bring their personal data K sheets to be turned m at this meeting if they have not already handed them in. WITH THE theme of A Fresh Look at Todays Youth, for the 1961-6club yeat, the Civic Improvement club intends to make a study of the young people of this day with a positive viewpoint, f o r them their recognizing strength, courage and integrity of A r 4 J t tffifff r.irlTtl ilrflW AUTHORIZED JOHNSON MOTOR DEALER 145 NORTH MAIN THEY'RE HERE 2 character i . "" s.--- ", . Air r j V f :?Y c S' , vi i , J. f i - -- V.-, r , f. k- i LVAvV---V- v i 4 ft -A - - jW , - V - W , $r HMMMMMIIIITni uni in IlMTIIIIi u N-j r- - .. V V w v ai frTnwr i i ri This Falcon four-dosedan highlights the compact cars new styling for 1962 Ford compact features a new While still "distinctively Falcon" the The new Falcon line, to be hood and front and fenders new taillights. larger grille, introduced on September 29, will feature a total of 1 3 models. or top-selli- ng WIDFLY recognized as an outstanding youth leader, Hanks has appeared as a speaker and youth consultant in many parts of the nation and in foreign lands. He has appeared on nationwide radio and television programs and has been published in extensively At present books and magazines. he is editor of the Era of Youth, for youth a monthly magazine with international distribution. He has been a member of the Presidents Citizens Advisory committee for American Youth Fitness since 1957, and has served on the executive committee of that He is a trustee of Operagroup tion Litness, a national physical fitness program, and was himself an outstanding athlete. RI t LIVING a bid to participate in the White House Conference on Children and Youth, Hanks was a principal speaker at the opening in session of that conference March, 1960 He has been a speaker ut the annual meetings of the Presidents Youth I itness committee, and at many national and district conventions of youth leaders, teachers and parents He is one of the General Authorities of (lie Church of Jesus Christ of Latter d iy Saints A graduate of the University of Utah law school, Hanks has served as director of the Institute' of Kdifion at the University of Utah, and has been active in advettis- - was given the United St.ites Introduction of a new Custom series and extensive styling improvements dis Custinguish the Mercury Monterey for 1962. The Monterey and the Monterey four-dohardtop tom series offer a total of 12 models, including the Custom shown here. NEW Jun-- i Smohey Snyti or g oing COME SEE THE NEW TO BE OUTSTANDING 62 MODELS I J2y, FRIDAY! 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